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&c - iiey prefer key pay 10 sdvsnce - me Deaf
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-. css.s Ma. s1bscnDexs Five Dollars SeT s.a9n 10
49, Il g Tho Dosrs - adva-c~ re1rlrst 70 a. e.
800. !. Country New sqere-s Dsy pafsfs res .co
- % . vross lcrns are higher aSan tooss % -
Sesgns sss o.. aifswes any difference.
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" CAssIUs VI CLAY Publishes an article IN
ne Loui.rle Courier taking strong grounds against re
,sooioo o. the ne~ Constitution Of Kentucky
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SLuN0 SHor.-Mes Laughlin ws, arrested by
ocer vredenhurgh ofts sixteenth Ward. bF thfssisninz
10 sab him ani tor Carrying sung shot
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~ Genernl sseiery Of Nee hssics and Trak4
men, sayyss.Hi Iostituts. es2 Broadway

LscTUsEs-i<oc
Prof AGAssfS-NalnEN Relations bereeeo AAlnna4s-
A5ndsy Jan Illh Zst and lsth, an Pm
J. W REoyIsLO, MD-Physolnomy-on no slPs Of
ne selfish and socis Fssalrss-Fsbruafy iLh u "A IN
Rev Dr. DETsUsE-HoLsn6; lie Hstory, Trade, Chsrse,
sr sc.-FsD IL st7t PM
H0a. JosS W EososSs-The Constitution and Free H.
sunEons u oar Country-Feb ian, 81 "A Pm
O. Members obtain thsir feEee ne Aprrsr,
dess. LbraTy tll ~ JOHN A. BUNTING. Chairman
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DROwSED--A tinker name unknown fell into
the East River Pier a. yesterday, and was drowned.
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BURGLARY. The dwelling Of officer Geo w
Ncrd. of the Chefof Police oice entered rhIrs
isv rig hi and robbed Of eohng TO tbs value VI % with
which tho III ef escaped
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Phonography.-T C. LtLAED, Reporter and
Teacher Il hsfcefst near Broadway and Canal ~ Inn
- DR.. shew aud DIR. =. Rogers, pr.ernorwso OF
49,, Irrr. =, graTtb-~v nasS Tsn,f.sl III
~ Fowler. a. weI.s, Phrsseiosists ssf
Publishers, Clinton Han ~ ns<ssn-a near No r"s
"A 49, a. 1ss.r Pfhavl l4lms
~ rhe Citizens OF fhe City and Cosrty Of
Ne orb Irrespective Of party dszcuon, 10 fa,0r oY
,,t.ninR our Ugs UT0s by The permanent seusmenf Of
he grrst question sfsng tho naaon upon The osss
u lie Com 1ronsss Resolutions Introduced In ne oensts
Of no Unsd States BY Hon HsssY CLAy are requested
10 meet on Monday -sning, Fec IS " ceccs, Cssse
GARDEN. w
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FlRr.-rhero was small Are in 50 Avenue D
all 81 yesterday caused BY soms children se,nns Gre
10 bed while tho mother out Damage ,riang
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SENTENCE OF TIA CARLroN Horss RIorERs.--
Ryuders LelAr. Murray s0d Burns were srrAined ms
morning and scbesnced 10 psy-Rs aders eA Lsln sA
MUIR, $50 Burns sc-so,a 50. Ryuisrs made brisf
sgeec1 wach he gave ,Ae Juy peoe Of his Mad he
Recorder Ia announcing he senserce censured suoasr
ths srfit 81 rody.n IN which hts affair got ny ard
blamed Reynolds Almost much a. he did hose who a..
lacked him.
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~ " lgs ard Toapee..-BA1cKsLoss oslsbrs

VIZ Fsciofy 10 a. Waist where a. al umss exs b
fo.nd .sIgesi ASSORTMENT "a The city Susnsss and
-inzsss sLO1h rail AID sdge for themselves before par
csassnz elsewhere bAfcsELoa's newy inysntot Wifs
ob,4.ned silver rsds A. he FsI u ne AIneytssn insu'
ME Copy tho address. nyis AWkS6
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BroANY A man named Michael Lilly. on com
n.D preferred him BY John Neary charging him
with big ANY, taken into custody by The kighth Wnf
Police AID held TO snswer III. charge
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RIorrso Patrick Hslfpenny was taken into
custody on THURSDAY afternoon by omcer BANS OF no
Fourteenth Mard Police for fo'ous aud dlsofcery eon-
duct He vas aiken beiOre Judge Osborn, who had hlm
10 bail Ia lhs sum OF 500
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THE LIREI~-Mr. MihsGn admits the authorship
q wAN Montgomery psientee 81 hs boiler witch eNpcd
ei Hsguesi calls heei 1, the exsninsnon ysssegdsy
no poas Of pubic neres, evolved general ss.r.
nnK 81 he psrles wss about all Mr NlniE>a aessnts
IA pvirt OF LIBEL % TIC sroard u truth
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sEW-YoaK PATEHr AoEsoY orYIoz

HEW-YoRK Patent AGENCY ofFiok,
COR TAXING OUT LETTERS fATksT s'F nss 10
yencOnss nc. o. - $1,000
I,xn,o,. bv s.uafns sr nodss nssc not cave sos 70
.eeare thxr Cssn. 0Oysn1s5f hsss, ~. AgsrS' isss
ucdrrsts -. y" -
U1SK or sALIsBUhY.-Tss Dosss u NJ ssnt
IL s.Isbsry. Mar lsnc rvd~sfo-d By bOlGh:
rOH s. WiDsm-sL Al ~ esai dse01nt rs i>pkW
s1SPAKALLELED rLCtEes d earns Asa
L nznsr DR. TURNER, AS q Buffalo, .sfF.ns %
ere kssoGsusn psy ssksd- WA - aond
Corrisnd.t ~ hSsrs 81 ~ - - " - nm
ITO TEAIHRR-.-A suJ.i0u 70 wanted y a. etps,
l. neueea Tescser IN nc EngiisA eSpsFt1ssst ~
ssaoas1ea city. yoGd Asse srrss ~ - ~
Ia. a. lo-resg Tbs sdSsrossr oes 80
sJr so1s Yeas ssst 10 classical fnsua2lon u
Address 7 J.. ). a. ihis oees - -
a JASITOK Is WANTED Q tsse en.ly,a .ss
"A Ey'}oslyr lasrlgfs re L5ssfy ass CeDes. - rNafe
l,trv " rssss 10 rs sgisiss hst N ~ros~ sn'y srs
- ss.a ealidF~1 E.l.y anal Appe 80 s.,s.-
80 10 rrqassisd ~ sasF ecdfs.eeo 20 sy< St rs~'
49, pe.S.Sjsee az.iss1 Ihr gessss must ee p.af
x1f7- bL%h " $780,. - =
5.1o LANDLORDS AND TESANTs.-A nsv
% III axrS~asut ~ bou-ss ts ssry ,esi let pao-
l.hss = as day sszsd ~ tie sesefioers conisinins
.naonr osr ,roslsi0ss coE slelt br 10 spant 70 ysy
- snnns rsn, ca en4gs ,or he Cron ssisr sssescd 81
- Corporsron o. ne CRY of NswY@k ihsss. ds
-o.,ct s.sSs 70 - trade BELL GOULD, eAcsceu
M and Lsw-eIsss raSassH~ ~ Hssss&
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o.su Al 49, egoaosl,gs e,,v sssbus1rnent is Lsshst
Il "a proVliss VIII ssvera bahirg rooms sons o vs.cn
SsDt day ard nghf dGdng ihs esf ssason ne
cO1otly esrxDlsnz0sLL a. OJfsf Bsy' l. VIZ 80
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CITY ITEMS.
SATURDAY Arrrsxoo

sArVkpAT ArrrssooS. Pee 8
FIRs ALARn.-The alarm Of IRE lAst evening.
.SszI DARK OeeaslOoed BY ne 6arns et shaw
NJ, IN esreea:ers sA0p n seocs, sos,s wlaza-s
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

WAsmISGroS, March 7, 1850.
The interest felt in Mr.. Webster's course Oh
the great question of the day drew to the capi.
tol, mt an early hour this morning, vast crowd.
The ladies obtained possession Of the chamber
before the hour of meeting, and Of course were
not dislodged from their seats, though some Of
the Senators were. Among the eminent per-
sons without the bar were the British minister
und Gen. james Hamilton. The Senators and
the Whole of the vast and brilliant auditory
were profoundly attentive to 'lr. Wcbsters
speech, which occupied about tUre hours aud
half
The speech was admirably .apted to pro-
mote liberal and Irrational sentim" It at the North
on the territorial and slavery q" '-tion, and to
expose some of the errors and ii.llaclus i'll the
views of the modern Southland to bring the
two sections together upon terms ofliberal COM
promise-not by repudiatiug any principle, but
by acknowledging and carrying into effect well
established principles.
Mr.. Webster has got as far as expected, and
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$50 Reward

my wagon was set on fire by somt
w to me unknown person, on the night Of tht
E3d instant, near VIM. J. Cureton's plantation
where was encamped for the night, just abov'
LWaxhaw creek, Lancaster District, which com
pletely burned up three bales of cotton, and bad!
injured the fourth, and also burned my wagon shee
Eand considerable horse food, the above rewart
Twill be paid to any person or persons who vii
furnish me with sufficient evidence to convict the
Eincendiaries by law. | can be found at Oak For
est Post Office, Iredell county, North Carolina.
March 5-lS-2tAl d. J. S. KNOX.
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. LIKEWISE

An unusually large and varied assortment o
Leghorn, Straw, and Rich Fancy Dnmne,s, Of eve
ry size, and all Of the newest shapes and materi
als, with choice selection of Bonnet, Belt, ant
Neck Ribbons, and Artificial Flowers.
AS cannot possibly enumera'e all Of the "hou
sand and one" prctteS have recently received,
would respectfully solicit general inspection, firm
y believing that frequent visits, "quick saes ant
mall proti 8" will prove profitable, both to the
public and JAMES WILSON.
March IL 30 If
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February 26
WHEREAS.

WHEREAS,
IN THE COURSE OF A FEW WEEKS,
expect to receive my stock of new and attrac-
i've SPRING GOODS, and having decided
lntpathy to dead stock, will dispose Of my pres
mt assortment Uf
WINTER CLOTHING:
Goats, Vests, and Pants, singly or collectively;
casssimeres, Tweeds, Jeans, and Panta!oon stuff;
generally; Flannels. Blankets, and LADIES' worst
led Dresses particularly; ........
TOGETHER WITH - .. !.,.
II the "OdJs and Ends" peculiar to the winter
hon'hs, Individually;
AT PRICES ASTO TONISHINCLY LOW.
N. B. As the balance Of my winter stock is
considerably reduced, ewing to liberal and ex-
cnsive patronage, Cor which tender my best
hanks.) ea:ly calls are solicited from those twho
rish 10 avail themselves nt the REDUCED
PRICES. tAMES WILSON.
Fea 4 Ii If
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New Reoks.

PLAYS Prose and Poetry, by Miss Barnes
Efried Of Gudal. Scandinavian Legend. and ot6er
poems by Dr. f. Marks, of Barhamville, S. C.
Dictionary of PoeticaI Quotations, by Mrs S. Hale
Memoirs Of William Writ late Attorney General of the
United States; by John P. Kennedy.
History of the Purilans and Pilgrim Fathers
The Puritan and his Daughter
Mountains of the Bible, by Rev. John McFarla,a
!lrcassia. or Tour to the Caucasus -"
Hnmboldt's Cosmcs, London Edition
Shakspear's Plays and Poems
~, DO Sven Ages of Man
Waylalld's Moral Science
. do Elements Of Political Economy ...-nr.r
Egypt and its Monuments, by DR.. HAWKS .r-
Life of Christ and his Apostles
Ihornton's Family Prayers and Commentary
Griswolds and jays Prayers
'.Yinchester's Family Prayers
Hymns and Discipline Of the Methodist Church, South
chants ot the Episcopal Church; pointed for singing by
Family Pictures from the Bible, by Mrs Ellet
american Frui. Culturist. BY Thomas
Life Of Napoleon Lonis Bonanarte
Knnavah, ana Hyperion, by LongfclIow
Kaloolnh or adventures Of J. Romer, &C.
A. YOUNG.
February 26 16 If
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COMMITTED,

.TNO the Jail of Kershaw District, three negroes,
l. viz: CATY, S feet 3 inches high; Will:
LIAM, 5 feet inches high; HENRY, feet q
inches high. Sud negroes say they belong to
;Wiliam Perry, free person Of color residing on
icooper River. The ow ner is requested to come
forward, comfy with the law, and take them
away. THO. J. WARREN, 5. II. ID.
March IL 30 If
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BOGARDUS,
Planetary Horse Power.

rTNilE subscribers h,v. received one Of the above
i machines from the nanuaclory of Geo. Val
Il Co. to which they would call the attention o
those who want powers for Ginning. Saving, OF
Grinding. Orders for any kind oI MILL IRONS
or CAS- rINGS will lie promptly attended TO.
MCDONALD Il COOPER.
u A few Mill Cranks on hand.
March IL 20 sf
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

|DANAWAY or stolen, from my residence, OF
IL Sawneys creek, Kershaw District, on Satur
day night last, the I'd ofNarch, negro man NAMED
LEE, and his wife MARTHA Lee is about 81
years of age, black, stou:-built, feet or nche
thigh, plausible intelligent fellow. Martha abou
80 years of age, light brown complection about
fleet or inches high, easy spoken, with one o
her upper teeth broken off,. They carried will
them all their clothing, &C., which. from its quan
|tity, leads me to suppose they must have bee
aided in their escape I will give fifty dollars 70.
proof to conviction that they were carried off BY;
white man, or fifteen dollars if they are lodged ii
Jail. SO can get them. JOHN WARREN.
March5. ls WIT
OF The South Carolinan will give the above two in
in the weekly. and ecn hr bill 10 this offic'
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JAMES j. kEEFE.

pEGS leave to inform the inhabitants of Cam
ID den and its vicinity that he will commence
School on the 9TH of March next. He proposes to
|te ch tie Latin and Greek Languages, and other
branches necessary to qualify students for enter
ling College. HIS terms for tuition will be the
same as we're those Of Rev. Mr. Russell, viz i:
80, Sf, 81, $40, and SI2 per quarter:
Feb 26. II If
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moroccan we then concede? Can we compro-
mise! Remember the demon of Northern fanati-
cism will use plans almost enough to deceive
Thermopyla's heroes, to get us by the Southern
Convention. Then discord and oppression Will
rule the slaves the Demon by his strategy has
made
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FOR SALE.

4 DESIRhBL Residence and Shop, with thref
N or four acres of Land, in Satcburg, Sumter
id strict, with all convencnces for family, ad
joining Mr.. B. IIood-if applied for Immediately
twill lie sold very low and OH reasonable terms
For further particulars, enquire OF the subscribe
residing on the premises.
J. J. INGLIS
Feb. 80. l6 w:t
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Attention Firemen.

TINE Regular Exercise Meeting of the Cam
i den Independent Fire Engine Company
will take place on the first Monday in April next
Members are requested to be punctual in their at
tendance, equipped as directed by the resolution
Iadopted at the last business meeting. The Bylaws
will be rigidly enforced against all delaulters.
By order OF the Captain.
Ii. C. WELLHAU SEN, Sec'y.
Mrrch 8, 1850 19 If
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Barege Shawls ard Maniles; Bl ck and colo
.ilk Parasols; Ladies Silk Cravats; Thread
Silk, and Kid Gloves; Misses Thread Guves. al
sizes; Misses white and Regatta Cotton lose
Linen Cambria lIardkerchicfs Cotton Hoser!
of every description.
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The subscriber has just finished of lot of Ma
hogany Rocking Chairs in plush. Also Sewing
Chairs in plush and hair; very neat articles and
at unusually low prices. G.. l.. CHATTEN,
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Chain Pumps.

TINE subscribers have received fresh supply
may be seen in operation on heir premises.
McDUWALL L. COOPER.
March IL 20 II
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Highly Important from Washington
~ REPORTED InSS OF The SHIP Union.

Highly Important from Washington!
REPORTED LOSS OF THE SHIP UNION.
OPENING or A SPLENDID STOCK OF
9AMGE gE@II9 GOODS
TWO Doors south of MIR. tlayman Levy 8, con.
i aisting in part, Of
English, Irish and American Prints
Embroidered Lawns and Lawn Muslins
Gold ard Silver mixed Bnreges
lin
Swiss, Cambria, and Jaconet Muslins
Infants Bodies and Robes
French worked Collars, Chemsettes g. Capes
Swiss ahd Cambria Inscrtings and Edg'ngs
Linen and Bobinett d"
Barege Shawls and Crava!s
Kid, Silk, and LisIe Thread Gl'ves
Bonnets. Bonne' Ribbons and Flowers
Heavy 1914 and l2.4 blcached sheetings
Long Cloths at all prices
Heavy 6-4 brown sheeting
Linen and Cotton Drilings
Bleached and brown Table Damask
Drap D'Ete and KoSsuth Coatngs
Fancy summer Cassimeres tor Gents wear
:. Cravais and Stocks
German Embroidered Baskets
Ladies' Mahogany Work Boxes
And mary other articles, both fancy and jo7es.
tic, too numerous To mention and all of which
will be sold low for cash, by
H. e. WELLHAUSEN,
Two doors below Mr. H Levy
Ma chs 10 If
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Watches and Clocks.
Drugs! Drugs !!

f,INIIE Subscriber has OIL hand and is constantly
l. receiving fresh supplies Of Drugs, Medicines
Paints, Oils, Turpenlinc, Narnishes, Putty, Brush
Z es, and Window Glass: all of which are warrant
ed of the best quality, aud will he sold lower thar
Eat any establishment in the place. Those who
: buy for cash will find it very much to their advan.
stagc to apply first to FRANCIS l.. ZENiP.
q Feb - lj If
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BeaRtU Soon Fades

This is too true. Not only personal attractions, but all
hings beautiful. are the mercy of Time But though
eauty must fade at last thcr is why should
10 so premaurcly No orc whc has beautiful complex
on should alcw themselves look I'D and faicd before
heir time They should therefore pay proper attention TO
he subject. and discar!ing ali injurious preparations,
washes and snaps. Use only LES llAUELS NYMPH
SOAP. or EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, lin liquid state,)
which will keep thc skin beautifully fair, smooth and
healthy: or the skin is diseased it will toaily eradicate
III pmpes. blocles tnn vckles snbnrn or other eruI-
ons a!layirs nli inflammation. AMI mla.ng to radi.
mt whilcncss Many prc!.ime fr the skin are said to
njrouc in their riirIs jules ITarcls Nvmph Soap
oi onlg perfectly harmless bat s Hsical properties
rc!n Il ut it fail to effect of nll cinncous
li<c.c<. NnNymph Soap genuine without it has my
amr the wrappers. Avoid nll chcr articles of the
san. nanr. JULES ilAtEl., Iac Chestnut st.
Feb 1-l!--iii Philadelphia.
9r For sac ii. Ca,rlrn hv lanes r. McNuin, Il. !.
DELAY, I. l.. Zcatp AMI :. Eoins
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The restoring influence Of DR.. os

goods India Cholagos'is upon constitutions inpairc'
.nd inil ell by rcsidrncn in bilious climates, s on
# i,s mos, valuable quatos. There are many con
.liluliow which hccouc gradually undermined by Ml
,sMAL Causes without even days ncu'l confinement
IN such cases tho G!"Iagngnc nets ko cl'arn'-,II
saow cnmpcyiol loss Of appetite, langor, wcarines.
md depression Of spirits, with other unpleasant symp
TOMS which render life burdcu-nll yield to this rene
dy if only faithfully used according to the directions
nf the pamphlet which accompanies each volume.
For sale in Camden by JAMES Il. McKA1N.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-12
Head Quarters.

22ND REGIMENT, s. Z. NJ.
ORDER NO.
IN pursuance Of orders from Brgadier General
Chandler, the 22d Regiment ofIntantry will parade
t Camden Oh Tuesday the 26th day of March
ext at II o'clock, a. m, fully armed and equipped.
Commissioned and non-comnissioned officers
will assemble on the day previous for drill and in
truc.ion
.Y Captains of Companies are charged with
he extension of this order.
- The Regimental Staff will also assemble
It Boyd's Hotel, at o'clock, &. IN, fully equipped.
By order Of Gel Taylor.
A. G. BASKIN,
Feb 25-l6-St] Adjt 22d Reg't s. C.. II.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-12
FEW SPRING GOODS.

To enable families to have their children's and
servants clothes made up in time, the Subscribers
iave thus early laid in their spring supply,
- CONSISTING IN PART OF -
All wool Tweeds and Spring Cashmere,
Columbian, County Prison, Marlborough, and
Manchester Stripes.
Printed and Norwich Denims,
Plain and Striped Cottonades, &c.
---iLSO -:
Paris, English, and. American Prints; among
which are variety Of small patterns, warranted
FAST COLORS.
Black Alpaca great variety,
Silk and Cotton Hose,
Green and Blue Barege,
Madonna robes, "a new article,)
Brown Linen, Bed Tick, Furniture Dimity, &c.
McDOWALL & COOPER.
II Cashmercs, Mousselincs de Lame, and Me-
mos, selling at reduced prices.
Feb. II. II If
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-12
THE FIRST INsTALMENT
OF MY
Spring and Su inner Goods

1onabie IN the rain anu Fancj
Dry Goods Department..
T WOULD especially call attention to the fol-
L lowing articles, which in point Of beauty
:heapncss and variety cannot be surpassed in any
narke, south Of the p tonac:
Printed muslins, Of every kind and quality; do
FAC net, Organdie, aud French Lawns; Figured
Llppct and l.eno muslins for dresses; EarIestor
md French Ginghams. very cheap; Ga icoes from
&c. to pic. per yard. Tie majority Of these Cali.
'ocs arc oi the Taylor stamp, warranted "not t.
run"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-12

Laurie Todd's Notes on Virginia,
WITH CHAPTER on PURITANS, WITCHES
w and QUAKERS: by Grant Thorburn.-
For sale (price 10 cents) Of the Bookstore Of Mr.
Young, where he will be happy to see his old
riends GRANT TH0RBURN.
March IL 20 2t