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Foreign Ports.

AR Quebec Soy brig Scotia Abbey. Boston, Halifax
A. Manila Ang 9h ships 5; Paul Allen. for Salem ia mot
sd 5 previously reported Australia Chever Elrota
BrAy, cordsuusd and probably others
Al Bombay Sept 18th hPs Milton, HafloT for Cacna George
Washington. Holdriise
Leshcra 5g Caroline; ayae Labrsaor
18th.
Arr a, Liverpool seth att ship Virginia BIZ Thompson from
A,caao u ship Hargrave Bailey for NYorA oopshppns
SD I'm Valparaiso Sept gath Sultan, Watson from Phlls
AtAracaty Brsz Sept 9th Angelica, Iuscomb. I'm Salem
Pierre MIC 9Th u, brig Chas Heath Patuan I'm Bangor
Ars at North sydney CD 761 1 Jas Parker Forest Bos
ton; MAJ flower srror Mary do CID 18TH brgs
Auru Harrington geckwiih aud Chlan, Miller, do; 29h chs
Windsor Francis Boston, 3Ist Albion Cunningham and Sea star
Ar at Pc.ou rs Sd INST brsa Ripple Graham Meeorhe
grndone snd cid h 4th. Aun, Getuor, and ABE
ona erior Boston, sch Granville Greenwood, do 5h brig Eu
phosyue Paon, Salem; chs Racer Gauon Boston Parallel
fyrch Portland. CD sh. sch Jane Forest, Boston.
sid Windsor rs 9th brig ftsbecca Merriam. Boston
HALIFAX rs 18th inst sch oIys Fsgart NYOrk 9th 5rs
Halifax neagher Boston, sch Mary Ann Lang, do Cid d brig
Richmond, Mckenzie, Maulitiue
John NB 9Th Brsam Haysy Boston, sen Eliza
Jane Mclean dc; Mariner oy Bedford 9TH Geors- Ach-
victor, ~ ert -eE F-iu Brsnn-r B.t;
10TH Cuba kaTanash Boston OREGON Car's w Desert CD m
AIsb,ma Wall Bosom Oh shp Wm Wit Sampson Liverpool
ohs Manila Gteeuow, Rotbias, Boston, th, Philips, Small
Az a, 10 18th n.t sch Pomfret Hall Boston Cid bark Anbta
cite Harm, Huh Entered for dg It'll, ship Mississippi Bryant,
ATf .B IL, MT Sophia, Everett Ea,port
Al Rio De Janeo Sept H. baGs Readeer Batmor Farm.
ham, fof PhlAd for DO; bfI5 MoGserrat, for NYotk.
Melville Newport 1;h bark Farley sanwood I'm ca5anas
Portland Washington Norton Philadelphia, Norfolk CD
mis- SD IT, brss Lima, Higgins, for SYok, Mars Flea Hay
den Smith Wmagonj poacrs Conception Pans Noodle ship
Norma Ellis for Nfork soon; brig Edgar Omead Tor hfork 10
AT at Caienas p Dyer Tews.bnry, Portland
Wright Elsrsnn, Philadelphia. sid I'd, bark Hech souper
fortj brig Harriet, Gibson, Portland
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE,

psssss ~Ne3 s. saatsl
ts..,a ssyss q - N~'s sa'aaS all
S3 s,'r, Z. ~ ,gleH.t4s ~ sees frequently no
s5;,e,5 sg5 tses44t s,sess4 gase heen made TO
vss.s syssg.e5as.sts 81 80 ae5e .. instruction, 50
s. 70 sv>5 sss setssyesaaas a ;he Arr trihlns
xs4rs=Aa< Ne losra that the formation OF a
J4.tv c.,,4s. SO =; some central and conyen'-
a.. ,ee4s.x "a ,lss cry, is in contemp Iatlon 'y
NJ W. u Bradbury The project is some,
wss, aoytl one, but will commend itself TO all
wh, desire knowledge of the art OF Music.
shonl8 u suiHcient number engage in this under.
..k;nr it is intended to lease the Broadway tn
hernacie or some other commodious editice for the
purpose of forming a mammoth Singing Class.
The terms will be such that all who feel disposed
can ioii---at no time exceeding two dollars per
quarter The new Elementary Glass organized
by Mr. Bradbury at the New York Conservatory
of Music in Broadway, already numbers nearly
one hundred, and but few more members are
required to justify the new undertaking. The OPP
portunity thus presented for an easy and pleasant
acquisition Of the art OF Singing can hardly be
surpassed and we hope to see 1t abundantly I'm.
uroyed
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SECOND hoard.
FRIDAY, Nov. l5-P. NJ.


In Stocks the market is without much change
from yesterday, with fair amount of business.
The decline in the Fancies is checked. At the
Second Board the market was more firm and some
descriptions improved, In Governments the de-
mand is moderate and the market fell off p CT.
This decline according tothe bears is the effect Of
the renewed agitation of the Union question at
Nashville. The quotations of the leading active
Stocks show generally little advance on yester-
days closingprices. The improvement however,
is only sufficient to show that there is reaction,
and that the endeavors of the bears to produce
panic have been fruitless Erie advanced ! =
cent. at the Second Board. Farmers also I, and
Reading y cent. Portsmouth Dry Dock y
cent. This stock has been as firm as any stock
on the list during the reaction of the last few
days. party of capitalists are gradually buy.
iog up this stock, believing that it contains the
elements of great eventual value. Madison and
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Arrived,

Bark Geanr (o Gardner Hanen Petcrsbts Sept and
Esrenr 20 Oct hemp &c 10 order Lett EAeur IN co VITA bark
Hyperion, KeunebuIk for NYo her lat the 5-h
Nov lat % onl3 Nov lat a p! lon so 49, passed tie hull Of
called the vruture Sunde niboh gone ny
Geek bowsprt standing board anchor the bow hbord
gone decks nearly all torn p supposed her to be brig OF a1t
YANKEE Blade Bradseet, Csrdif, Wales W
BIS Dolphin, BIZ lnn Halifax d. fish, &c, Sid
with Br brig WaudeIer, Dawson. for NYoTs with coal
Brig ChIan, Br) Miller Sydney, CB, Il Is, coal to Souls WHIT
BgK Samson (o Jonespo Samson Philadelphia co, b
Brig saannp Rr Barrow Sydney Co. sod coal to Bache
EveTs.
son Elizabeth, Couery Blue Hi. timber.
Sch Gladiator Lee Philadelphia coal bd Sew5urypor
sch Cord.lia, Smith, Newark, for Salem.
Hunter Co
0oreo Peterson Calais lumber to simpson, Mayh4vs &
Co. SID in co with sch susan III lrllw, Tor NYork
Richards
Sch FAIRY tBr Locke Halifax ds picked dsh and seal
Sch c bartlett, Hopkins, Newark, I'd to Boston
Sch Eliza, Doane Har"ieh day, macerel to Lewis, Birch
Sch Beora, crewe Povinceowu d. nacksre to master
Sch samuel Appleton, Ncaerson Boston day w
Sch Frances Barron. coddingtou, Woodbridge d, clay
sen Mary, Fierce, Proylncetn"n Dis, maCkere
Sen Johnson Hunt Labec 10 ds plaster and herring Brett
sch Ellen Merrmsn. Merrimau Bangor ds lumber to Snow
Sch Lacon, Bearse, Boston ds mdse to S Atkins.
Lewis
Sch Gen co,b Norris Bar stable ds macAers to Lewis
Sch LePrelett, Bfade, Rockland is, lime.
Sch Mount Hope, Post, Rockland DIS. lime
Sch Umpire, Harvey lubec 9 ds, fish TO Brett & Yose
SAlLED-seamshp Philadelphia for sOrleans and others
WIND-suRrise HSE DO sunset sSE.
tib The sch Martin, from Philadelphia for Portland who
mo by the steamer Atlantic on monay morning
fnday morning tow OF Pilot Boat WIN Romer
port.
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" halprs.

Russell. 10. re atls
- Flores seit .p Geors4 Rowland, Cronw- NJ clean
liter t9G ca LOBBY of .h I4soia N3elnrt, reports
81 tayai Sept 49, > ih = obIf oil aa3rI.
I=it-rs I'D seT BEDFORD F-por Faysl Sept T. ships
hJe Fats, New Beaord $40 eos 50 ell board for
same SAY OCT s. t-org-, Hases, DO clean Svsa DO ia
G. raj seFn DO DO; lin Ontario 5ocu 10. and landed ls5
Dds Oil 2tn China Reynar do gideon H1~iaai
Jen-gau de- M neet 0sp Offaya Aug = h4rrea, Wnso@
NJ rran or Pen Russell. Nth all told 20
tina eay Ship ann Asran4er B. at Fal sep; lad = ob
p OIL th body Of wa The heau uh oi
III gale Ihs Oliver Croker ut her cooper. Henry
Le77 Thenit days out Tho lmPs overheard st OF
sanity su5 druanst.
sr N bari Gooe ofSBedo'd Handy reports A; Fay
al. Oct 30-al Rtfl.
s,reroul Cap: Takhan ship JUNIOR NB4o,i reports
her Aug re7dy for SAL day. had lnde1
bbl oil Took wha which yi-lied 10 Of oil Capt
bad h. knee nared beng struck by blanket pes On;
ting better.
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON, Nov ibAr below, Iona from Smyrna Sept 2e
figs received here this season . % ~ ~ s
CID .hP chGora, New Orleans; Aquiia do Oak, Phld
ySunah - e1 i''"- 80
NEW ORLEANS N0r4 ca ship Revenue Boston, 9TH bark G
Ar steamer OHIO NYork, and bark Rainbow Boston
KEY WEST Oc 3srr ath brig Oca; g,b steiner p,Inso
-Ist bars Bodle and Rhoerc Dhu; 25th bark ewsen
and sch Lora Jane, all from NY0k. us
BANGOR, Nov l3-Arr sch Circassan, NYork
CD brig Canoya, Chagres; sch Wanda NYork
PROVIDENCE, Nov l4Arr .ch Thompson and syr-o from
Phiad i''Ni" AD '!teH "o'N
FALL RIVER, Nov Ssh sch Geo Edward Ph lad ,ooc. d
Fish. Albany; Nazareth, Rondout - ''U' '''0i'
YoiE. AN' aN' pou"'' w.
Adtsrnaste.i sl..n !. h.ol.rr
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND

VI ADEMOlSELLE JENNY LIND
IT A3eT;4 cHAR!TABLE PURPOSES 4. .ae
PRO1kAAMa
symphnlv. 10. /. First Allegro First ,jr,e5f
performance in America -. S.s,,-,,,,,
A7ia-Ulige o ruslci L'E,is.r d'Arore no-4,sl-i
SEacr Bei-ti
Scrng and Ara-CaSts Diva Norma ...... Psr.i,i
II LIE EMMY LIND ''
Idys and oalioPs Tor ;7sf ssss,I Benedict
Reeitatige-Ciunss alaa 4 1omsuto
Caya:aa-Deh y~u nov t7rdar N1fze di Figaro Mozart
NILE JENNY LIND.
PART II.
Lor. Z.r more oa l5si
MILE JENNY LIND.
Sgnor Bei!eui.
Wedding Marci-Midsunrer Slghts Dream MendeiSSohn
! "' '''- '''-s MILE JENNY LIND,
By general desire.
BarcarolaDe ia vita vloi godere ''Iadohni
The Mouniaineer's Song.
MILE JENNY LIND
The Herlsmans Song commonly called the Echo Song,
MILE JENNY LIND.
By general desire)
Full Orchestra Siyry Musicians comprising the frat
talent il the country has been engaged.
Doors open al II O'CLOCK Concert 10 commences 81 II
No Cheeks VIII be issued.
grand Piano from the mandatory o. Ersrt aud
imported by Messrs Boardmsn Gray OF Albany, Will De
used on This occasion.
The Prices ofTcxets in the body OF the house and in the
second Srce 3 each The front Of the first circle
SIS ard the remainder in TINT circle 81 Places may be
cured Trpler Hall the American Museum, al VIM
Hall Sons Music Store, in Broadway, and al the prn
cipai Music Stores and Hotels limited number OF adj
dtiona settees has also been arranged Price 81 each
Tickets for which may be obtained al the American Ma
scum. and the evening OF the Concert Trper Hall
Arsngem have been made, by which cidr en- under
weyeSears ofage may be admitted al hall price to this
Concert.
Mademoselle JENNY LIND will i've her and
pOsitiyel, lssr Concerts, in Newfork, TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY Nov. 49, p and p after which
she proceeds Immediately her Southern tour giving
three Concerts in Philadelphia the z7th 10Th and 50th
inst
The Bird Song and Echo Song, viii by general desire
be sung each OF the few remaining Concerts IN New
York mis- Ii
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rIarkets.....ALsANY, Nov. Is.

The receipts since our last have been as fol-
lows FLOUR 10000 bbls WHEAT 5000 bush. CoRN 1000
bush BARLEY 10000 bush FLOUR is in moderate demand
the market shade in favor Of buyers. Sales 800 ai II
Is he'd above the views OF buyers Sales 600 bush Genesee
at o. Corn is dun but prices firm 10000 bush OF
BARLEY have been sold at 934PlO0c OATs-2r060 bush
changed hands at i0bc.
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Prom ON Cor1Asnons.r.,,

FHlIADLLIHIA Noy l5-4Tirea-Br Cdcopee, Rmery Bo.
on schFs C4Ger Ok Saunuers Hartford Poyauth
Hhsvtni 81 Helena Hatch POI Potts Ireland Wamsbars1
E49ei@ niIais, faNncArt Cutew Rogers NYors sye Z
3ebs hedierd Goodpeed. Wilcox Hartford; Fzsh,th
FT@' ~ no Nm Co. oayis Kitchens Providence
BAH DAVID Ncses, Nckes Boston; sslr. Sarah En-
&C. mofe Fsm, uih Va; Champion synr, Cbarisstoi 5
Pna's{ oak Saunders Hartford d Goodspesd Wlcor 10:
o' iteena Man' burg Isabelle Williams Providence; Silvia
ou4s sedord; Poiahhus Anderson, Bridgeport; Col
brooAyn An;onette, Brown Boston ST Helsna
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Observation-Disclosures, Noy


The past 81 hours receipts have becn-FLorR
140O0 bills, WHEAT $4,000 bush Corn 1000 bush. The
ces Small salt Michigan at 69a3 10. WHEATis in far
demand but operations checked BY the mness Of nod,
ers Sales have $1,000 bush 9c for Ohio and Sc for
Chicago Corn is lower with sales at 6Q{c for mixed
Western. Not much doing in WHISKY. FLOUR Freights
me- 21Ir aud WHEAT &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16
PnsscnRcrs Smiled

In Sfeon'Aip Phi,aaeipaa fer Ne'o 0rieanf-eu Fabns
sauy aud lady TAYLOR Geo Heron and servant WIN Holmes
Mise Budett, Cochran air Barnard, Peasant- Mex
lady John Merle. Htnan, Robson Hugh Lam1u
Francs Copeland Roche Csas Laird Elsr,
Ellen anln, Mr. Gallagher Mr. Valentine. Mrs Rcdmen. Cpch
ran, lad child and servant WIN McNe James Hull w aose'
NJ Quitz.
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M a p p rTn

tbs CITY, by Rev Charles Parker Union Congregational
Church Mr. ANDREW READ to Miss MARY JANE LII GAR
daughter OF Rodney Lu Gar all cf this City.
Sunday evenings 10th INST Mr. MORGAN CAttit ana mss oA
RAH JANE MAPES - =, -.
At Ithaca on tho 18Th Charles Burrh WIN. gu
LEY York MARY C. daughter OF Chauucey Heath
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16
yUHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY Of

FINE ARTS-NEW PAINTINGS recently arrived
from Europe, among which IS Gerrnana7 Kocher,
work OF art OF tie highest ciasa The exhibition OF Paint
tpgs by artists OF the above school has received many add
ions ard remains open al the rooms over the Hail Of
The Church OF Divine Unity IN Broadway between Spring
and Prince-ss from 10 O'clock NJ Ill 10 o'clock NJ
Admission : cena Season Tickets So Caialogues IA
cents el9u
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Rcceipts of Produce

By the North Riuer Boats, Nor, l5.-3, 100 bbls.
Flour; $500 tus Oats; lO7 do Ashes 245OO do Wheat;
PIG do Whisky; 42O pkgs Cheese; 27o do Butter. Re-
ceps are light owing the delay Of boats the river by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

.,-,aaarehs was firm at 1927 Tho feasipta afe
#,ee satisfactory TO the Stockholders iarte
pruas closed at steady pe,ees delaware aha
Hudson improved p ocee
The business ia Exvtaa6a Ia. bssu moderate
for the Baltic, and ihe seprl5 et hills considerably
in excess Of the demand pau ora have reduced
their rates aud the market closed heavy aud dull
at deeliue of 2 cent. Fisatalass billa sold
at % al0 T. cent aud good names not SO well
known 2 cent Francs arc dull nj = II
Amsterdam ii eW4 Bremen -0a9oI Ham.
burg 20 36I.
Freight are quiet and have n downward ten
dcncy Eusnscmonts 10000 bush Wheat 40,
5000 LLs Flour I'D, 800 bbls Resin I'D, and
Dend w eight, Oils Provisions, &c. I'D.
The Baltic tomorrow takes out $4,000 or
$4,000 in Silver.
The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company have
declared dividend of 10 y cent. The Northern
Railroad has declared dividend of - Y share.
The Mercantile Marine Insurance Company OF
Boston have declared semiannual dividend OF
Six y cent.
The Receipts at the Sub.Treasury are $4,000 :
Payments s1,l28,275 Balance @3,l66,536. a
million of the above payment was transfer to
the New Orleans Sub Treasury, and went by the
Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia mint is now paying certif
Gates of gold Deposits to No 6,628.
The bids for the Michigan Southern Railroad
loan of 100000 were opened to day at the office
of Winslow, Lanier & Co. and the Bonds were
awarded to the following bidders:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16
NVR DFNPSTER. ION his wav to Bos

IRa toni viii sing at the Broadway Tabernacle sur
1a, Evening Nov Is; Library Hall, Newark n. J. On
W5nday Eyenilg Nov. Is; Brooklyn institute, Brooklyn
on 4esday Eyenng N9g IS ard e. he Tsenae Gle On
w III ine. lis new Songs-The Sautaton 10 America
Morning Noon and Night; sly Heart is ikea Silent Lutte
and variety his popular Songs Tickets -
rnrcert 10 commence az O'Clock. MI 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16
MINIATURE ALaANAc......THis DAY.

SbS-Rses...6 90 Al heosses.. 3 Ism
HIGH WATER. NOV. 10.
Sandy Hook Gov Island l3a Hell Gate. 5ia
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LELLOWS' OPERA HOUSE-Hall

H. of Lyrics, ~ Broadway next door 10 the Olympic
OPENING WEEK.-This rev and splendid Hall IS nov
open and viii continue open EVERY NIGHT during
the week. FELLOWS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
comprising company of Il talented and efficient per-
formers, under direction Of J. B. FELLOWS. Con-
consist Of Songs, Duets, GLees, Quareties ono-
russes, Restraints, &c &c Burlesgues Italian OPeas'
Dutch Drill Instrumental Solos and Ethiopian Dances'
Admission p Doors open concert a. y cecA
Afternoon concert Wednesday and Saturday, coinihe0
ing al O'Clock Id
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-05
SPRING GOODS,

TNHE Subscribers beg to call the attention of
i their friends and the public generally to their
stock of fancy and domestic goods, suitable for the
season, which they are just receiving, Having
been carefully selected in the New York market,
they are enabled TO sell them without any advance
on last fal's prices. On inspection, the stock will
he found very complete. 1t consists Of
DRESS GOODS.
Bareges-plan, printed and cIangeabIe; GreH.
adncs, Alborines, and Tissues printed Lawns,
Organdies, and Jaconets; embroidered Swiss
Dresses; Gordon and Earlston Ginghams Eng
lish and American prints, &c.
LACES.
Siwed and Thread Edgings and Inser,ings. in
great variety; collars and chemsettes of all de-
scrptions; Lace Capes, &c; Gloves, Mius, Rib
bons, sc.
DOMESTICS.
3leached and brown Homespuns, all widths and
qualities; Bed Ticks, Marsees Quilts, linen
and cotton sheetings Family Linens, Diapers,
de-; with large assortment of goods suitable for
servants wear. The whole of which will be dis
posed of on the most reasonable terms, for cash or
to punctnal customers.
A. NJ. g. R. KENNEDY.
Apr 9 26 Il
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-05
New and Elegant!

II w. BONNEY is now receiving his entire
T.. stock of new and fashionable Sprrg Goods.
AS they are we'll worthy the attention of h1s friends
and customers, lie invites them, with much confi-
dence to call and examine them. Among them
may be found
IS new pieces Prints, at to 75c. per yard.
80 pieces printed Mus'ins, at l23 10 SOC per yard
Is French printed Jaconeis at 25 to SIC
Organdi Muslins, great variety patterns and prices
Plain and fancy silk and worsted Belages, some
very handsome
PLAIN and fancy Grenadine Silks, some mouyning
Elegant silk Tissues and linen lustres
French Earlston and American Ginghams
White and colored Swiss Muslins, for Evening
Dresses
Swiss and cambria trimmings, great variety
Ladies' Gloves, of every variety and quality
Mourning and fancy Fans
For ali or any of the above articles he will be
satisfied with Charleston retail prices.
March 26. % tt
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-05

Brushes.
WHITE Wash or Wall, Paint, Hair, Nail,
w Tooth, Flesh, Bath, Cloth, Comb, and Sh,-
wing Brushes.
SPICES.
Cinnamon, A'spicc, Nulmegs. Mace, black and
red Pepper.
Extracts for Flavoring.
'onssting Of Extract Of Vanilla, Bitter Almond,
Orange, Lemon, Rose and Peach.
Preparations for the Hair.
phaons Chemical Hair Invigorator, HauePs
Eau Llslral, Roussell's Ok Marrow Pomade,
Hauel's & JoEnson's Bears Oil.
OILS.
Sperm and Solar, Family and Plantation Castor
Oils, l.nseed, Tanners, Olive and Cod Liver
Oil, together with every article usually kept IN
Drug Store.
gTOrders from the country put up with care and
dispatch. Il. }. DEhhf.
AprIl2 2. 26 u
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-05
CONsIGNEES PER RAILROAD.

CD. Bcckham, D. Parks, S. Reid d CO.,
Brem Il A., r. F. Davidson Il CO., Phiier q T.,
Allison & A., E. Myers, Springs & w.. SPratt
u A., J. Fl. Wheeler, Houston d C., Withers
l. L., J. w. Stockton, N. Maybnm, J. Wincoft
& co., w. p. McFaddcn, r. Reid, Harris & c.,
Young b. & co., J. Chesnut, G. Fink Il CO., ).
L. Badger, R, w. Moore & CO., A. c. d W.
Fulenwider II. King Il son, ]. P. Henderson,
A. NJ. & r. Kennedy, A. Graham, J. Adams,
J. P. Ballard, n. NJ. Griffin, A. q A., Il. }. Dc.
Hay, A. Young, e. Terrc 4 CO., I. J. Holton,
Wallace Il D., J. r. Mckaiu, Wellefor'l 4 g.,
T. w. Huey, J. Crockett. Doster 4 R., B.
Lounsberg, Rogers {: S, ". H. Holleyman,
r. g. w. r. Rankin, J. A. Hasseltine, h. d
D. L. Cloud, j. H. Berry & CO., J. NJ. Dolby,
w. f White, Mrs. McAnaly.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-05
South Carolina. ..Kershaw District.

By John R. Joy, Esquire, Ordinary for said District:
W7HEREAS, Benjamin Campbell has applied
w TO me for Letters of Administration on all
and singular the goods and chatcIs, rights and
credits of Norman Campbell, late ol the District
Aforesaid deceased
These are therefore, TO cite and adnonIsh all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be aud appear before me at our next
Ordnary's Court for the said District to be holden
at Kershaw Court House on the 18Th day of April
inst, to show cause, if any, why the said admns-
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this first day ol
April, in the year of our Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and fifty, and in the seventy fourth year OF
Anlerca an Independence.
April 4. ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-05
South VS.. North !

TT is now universally admitted that Southern
/ m de brown HomeSpuns and DrllIngs are not
only better but considerably cheaper, than those
of Northern manufacture, and the fact can be fully
ascer,ained by calling at the palmetto Cash
Store" Having laid in an unusually large supply
uf Domestic Goods previous 10 the advance in cot
ton, am prepared to sell Charleston and Granite.
Vile brown homespuns and drillngs, Nelson's and
Aandale brown and beachcd shectings, bleached
long cloths, Bed Ticks, blue Denims, colored
Chambrays, cottonades, and cotton goods of every
description, either wholesale or retail, at last
summer prices My stock OF these articles is large
and varied and cannot fail to suit the numerous
wants Of my numerous patrons ~
March l9-22-2t JAMES WlLSON.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-05
Fancy Goods.

T>IlE subscriber has just received, directly from
l. the House Of Messrs. Jos. Boury g. Sons, of
Baltimore, large and select assortment of
PERFUMERY,
among which are, Lubns Boquet de Caroline,
Extrat Jockey Club, Jenny Lind. West End,
Patchouly, Mignionette, Hedyosrnia and Orange
de Portugal. Also, beautiful variety Of Hair
Brushes; among which are peculiar and hand.
some pattern, called the "Ladies' Favorite;' Pur-
logne Bottles; Ivory Dressing Combs; old brown
Windsor Soap; tri-colored Wash Balls Gum
Drops: Rock Candy, &c, which he offers for sale
on the most accommodating terms for cash or to
punctual customers, and to which he invites the
attention OF the public.
z. J. DELAY.
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Elections.

4 N election will be held at the Council Room,
II ouMonday the 9Th inst to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the failure to elect the fourth Warden
on the first instant. The following persons were
appointed to conduct the election viz: W. H. R
Workman, f. G. Robinson and G. A. Mcdonald.
There will be also an election at the Council
Room, on Wednesday evening the 10th inst, for
Recorder, Tre surer, II. Marshhal. Capt. OF Town
Guard, Ringer of, the Nine o'clock Bell, and Keep
er Of the Town Clock. Applicants must hand in
their letters previous to the above mentioned time.
by order of the lntendaut,
|. w. BALLARD, T. Recorder.
April 5, 1850. q 2t
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Summer Cloths, Cassimeres, Hats, &c.

4 M & r. KENNEDY are just receiving
~ very handsome stock of French Cloths, ve-
ry low; also: Cassimeres, Linen Drills, Vestings,
Cravats, cctten and linen Undcrclothing, Gloves,
half Hose, &c. 20 ..
Panama, Leghorn and Fur Hats
Fashionable black and white do
An assortment Of boys do
Aso-A very large stock Of Ready-n. ade Cloth
ing, in Goats, Vests and Pants
The above stock is very large and complete,
and cheaper than ever. They solicit call from
their friends and customers generally. ID,
April 2. 20 If