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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-06-17
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED BY
THOMAS j. WARREN.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
PUBLISHED BY

Is published at Three Dollars and Fifty Gents. paid
advance -Four Dollars if payment is DELAYED for thr
months.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12

sArrnp.r, October ll-6P. ".
The money market decidedly easier to day than
u has been for time past; aud loans lilly
negotiated rst rate securities at fair rates Of in
terest. AZ the stock board day, very material sd
vance was obtained every description Of stock
she prices Of yesterdays and II Is the prevailing imprcs
sion that prices will rule higher at the stock board the
ensuing week for certain stocks than they have any
time since the first Of August.
The shipments Of spccie 10 Europe, by the steamer
which have so long terrified Wall street banks have
now In fact ceased The Baltic which sailed to day. took
out only about niue thousand dollars; and IL Is re
noray believed that there viii be specie shipped by
the next steamer.
The dcmsrd foS stetlifg exchange Is very limited and
the amount in market for 'ae greatly exceeds the de-
niand and we expect to the rates very much
lover than AZ present
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day, amounted to S997ej 6i payments,
saSss2 Is; balance S332I13S 81.
The Indiana Wabash and Erie Canal Is fast progress
ing completion and It's earnings have largely increased
improvements Ia the world and viii doubtless be one OF
the most profitable 70 those stockholders who have
cueht is Different stocks At the very los prices they
have been solI At during this year and the past
The earnings of the Ere Bairoad 20 far, are ruch
larger ths month tbaa ia ssrtcnter.
~ s. DOW sais'sctory s,cora,asd t6at the tonnage Of
he Reading nssoai vii ny to the estima made
let Decetotes for The year 1851; AMI dividend naz.
JaIuGy Which las bcer g. corGd-uty ezge.tel -
The New York herald., 1851-10-12

some and doubted by others, s now - morally certain
ss anything in the future can be.
The receipts OF the Rutland and Burlington Railroad
Company for the month of September were $453o2 IL
In same month last 322 90
Gain this year $AO69 IL
or more than 1l2 per cent This hsttsring result ind
Gates for the Rutland road equal to the warm
est anticipations Of its friends.
The anthracite coal trade continues heavy The ton
mage by the Lehigh for the week ending on Saturday
last ol5 tons, and by the schuykill navigation
for the week ending on Thurday last, l6237.
In relation to the growing cotton CROP T. sewarts
circular, of this State, says
The weather for making the crop has been all that
could be desredand lattery the complaints have
few from section In the Atlantic States the whole
force Of planters Is employed in securing the ripened
bos and they have not as yet found leisure to prepare
the pckpgs for market This cause with the addition
al ore Of low water has also retarded the receipts at
Mobile At New Orleans, favored by high water, pro-
duced by rises in the Upper Mississippi river the deve
res are free and indicative Of abundant crops the
low lands Of that valley From the upper section, at
Memphis my advices contradictory but agree in the
satemt nt that the receipts there earlier and In
at Mobile from whose letters have formerly
freely extracted ae censuring for my ideas about
the yield expressed in my circular per Atlantic
18th ult, adds =" You will remember that last fall
Of the few comparatively large crop men, and
you will turn to the iles Of my letters in September,
October. and November, you will see that my views
different from yours at that period out very nearly
right in the finale Now this crop you may set 1t
down a pretty certain thing, that matter what
may be the character of the season from until the
LIST Of January, We cannot reach crop Of 2,50oOoo
bales and there Is every probability that shall not do
better than last year,-and perhaps it may turn out
100000 1t is useless to go over all the grounds that
induce me to to these conclusions, but of
the vertable body of cotton crop soothsayers desire
you to place on record my predictions"
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
Court 81 Common Pleas.
Before Hon. Judge Ingrsh am.


Ocr 1o-AcToN yoa AssArLr.- John jacobs o. Mark
kvy-rhis vas one Of those I" small afarso which too
frequently OCCUPY courts of law The parties are al
Jews and jewellers 1t appeared that the plaintiff in
this was IN the capacity Of clerk With his brother
residing ct l02 Chatham street next door to Mrs.
Jacobs, who Is mother in-aw Of the defendant Last
year, Mrs. Jacobs obtained the prize at the American
Institute for Of Instruments and displayed the
card Of triumph in her window At the next door, where
the plaintiff clerk they put up notice In the window
stating that the prize had been obtained by them Levy
being relative Of the real" Mrs Jacobs, went to re-
monrate with her neghbor and asked John jacobs the
plaintiff to take down the notice stated untruth
John jacobs told Mark Levy his assertion was "sd-d
he.n difficulty ensued; words were followed by blows;
and the blows followed verdict rendered BY the
jury for $751; This amount carries costs The case was
tried By consent, before six Jurors.
Before Hon Judge Daily.
Der. 11-unt the New 70, aud Neu HGren fd,troaa
This action to damages for injury sus
tanned by the plaintiff in OF collision OF the
railway cars With Mr. Hunts carriage, in Stamford Con-
necticut In July 1850 already reported in the HERALD
Of Tuesday last. The case was summed up at great
knsth and with much force and ability, by Mr.. +. d.
Cutting for the attendants who insisted that the plain
t,6 was not entitled to verdict He followed by
Mr.. Ogden Hoffman, for the plaintiff in address,
which characterized by his usual forensic powers
The Judge then charged the jury, clearly expoundug
to them the law apPliable in Of the kind the
jury this morning brought in sealed verdict for the
plaintiff of 50 0c0 damages. Mr. Cutting demanded a
poll, and the jury found unanimous.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
The Accident on board the Steamer Pro-
metheus.
STEAMER pRoMrruryrs. r Sra
STEAMER IroMffhfu5. AT cEA, off
CAPE HENLoPEN, Oct. 8, 1851.

CAPE HENLoPEN Uot. o, 1901. J
TO THE EDITOR
Dear sir-We left New York yesterday, at half past
three o'clock p. NJ After getting out to Captain
churchill discovered to bis surprise that the ships sur
geon was not on board.
This morning. about nine O'clock Of the passen
gers having loaded pistol in his hand it accidentally
exploded and the ball lodged in the leg of Mr. Thomas
Anderson, Of Lancaster Ohio Fortunately the bone
not fractured the wound the heshy part OF
the leg alone being injured but in the absence OF the
regular surgeon Capt Churchill deemed it but right to
aceede to the wishes of Mr. Andersons friends and set
him and his brothers ashore at Lewistown; and
now nearing Cape Henlopen for that purpose.
Otherwise, all well-sea as smooth mirror-an
unclouded sky-magni6cent moonlight nights-the
passengers all in high spirits, and full Of hlarity.
YourA &c Il L..
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
LOST. as.

4 osT-oN THURSDAY. TIE 9rH INST, A SMALL
II golj Pencil marked Heni also small gold Lockst
containing dsguerre9ype, attached In voh street
between Murray and Duane Tie fnder will be literally
Vsrded BY leaving the articles at a Greenwich street
I osr-oN OR ABOUT SEPTEMBER 9TH CERT.
~ heate Of deIoit for $50 issued ~ the Chester Bans
Otange touny New York ~ Allen LamOurer payable 10
snS hnderwd ~ kliEhaet Wheel.r alsg I: X MOrsaa,
tathier ana H. Dwight Junior datsd September 18th.
$50 All persons are cautioned stsinst negotiating the
ove eerthctt yment having beea STOPPED ~ the New
HOrk Exchange Bank.
7 OsT-YrsTERDAr, IN rus FOURTH AVENUE. A
- snail bundle containing BLACK lace mantiila two
pairs Of gloves black Grape shawl letters
mattcrs The finder will b suitably rewarded by Leaving
THIN a No. $50 Tourth II Is be hoped these
things will be promptly returned.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
REWARDS.

SsTOILN-AT DONALD HOTEL, on IT. EspAT NOON
trft Lace Veil, which h. valve only tia
taudsone res sId viii Be paid leaving the -
v OIL street, and no questions asked.
TlOsIFHY.-JUsT RECEtVFD, A LARGE AND COW
riefe sock % Wintcr Hogiefy Ladies', oentiemens
and Chidrfnc sih crino lambs WOOL and cotton usdsr-
Nee Drawtre aud Unions (under the usual rrices Also,
Tire newest stJ lee Of Rlsck Lace Mita &c.
PETER ROBERTS, 3f5 Brealvay.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
O0PARTaERsHIP aOTICEs.

dissolution OF CoPARTNERsHIP.-THE PART.
nership heretofsre existing between lie rrok and
ltaac Ames under the firm Of j. X Herrick Co.. 10 this
day dissolved by mutual consent The affairs of the la
i'm will be settled by Isaac Ames who will continue the
business formerly at 7S John street. j. X HERRICK
New York, October q. 1851 ISAAC AMES.
NoTICE.-THE CS-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
~ existing under the name Of Brown BEARD is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. (signsd)
JOHN r. BROWN,
Bobokep, Oct. g. 1851 JOHN BEARD
The business Of the late firm Of Brow Beard will be
settled by the undersigned All demands against the said
firm must be presented to the undargned and all debs
due to the said firm must be paid TO him.
Hoboken, N. j.. Oct o, 1851. JOHN 4. BROWN.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12

Mr. Dixon formerly Of Ner York. h,d his hair renewed
been bald for vepyhve Mr. John Glark
et nasng. fiteen yssrE xr WI Barker. for ten years
and Kr wm Gardner Of Wilismsburg. had los, their
barshey all have nne sot, aud beautiful hair BY the
q, bottles Of the Fluid No cnsdoes or ean thak high
Of this wosderful remedy than the Hon. Gunnsl
tnd also his Honor Mayor kingsaLd. Depots 80 Pearl
street. and Of the Doctor at 40 Broadway between Grand
nnd Rroomn
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
ELECTION NOTICE.

CTATE OF NEW YORK, sECRETARY's oFFICE
> Albany, Augu.. q ISL.
sr-Notiees Is hereby given that general sleoti,n
10 State the Tuesday succeeding the nrt
Monday OF November next the following omeers are DO
AJsdse Of the Court pf Appeals in the place Of Samuel
Secretary Of s.a. the place of Chri..ophsr Morgan.
in sss gaSs ssS, rhS hS,b & H1n aTsr
An Attorney General In the place Of Levi S Chatted
State Engineer snd Surveyor. In the place Of HeIekiah
Canal Commissioners in the plsoe Of Charles Cook.
Inspector Of State Prisons In the place Of Alexander
All terms of service will expire the last dsy Of
Ai,o Justice q the supreme Court for ,h. Fr.. Judi:
cisi District in the place Of James King whose term Of
Also senstor for the Third, FOURTH nfth, and sixth
Senate Districts In the place Of Richard Wlsms Clark
whose service will expire last day Of
County officers 70 be elected for said county,
sixteen Members Of Assembly.
AResister in the place Of Cornelius V. Anderson.
" ne ss 2, coss ~ n: %
T. Oakley and John L. Mason.
Judse the Court Of Common Pleas In the place Of
surri gate in The place Of Alexander w. Bradford.
A Commssoner Of streets aud Lamps IN The place Of
Two Governors of.hs Aim, House. in the pl,s. Of simeon
whose terms Of service will expire the last day Of
Else be elected Justice for each Of sAs Ju-
3D. PuisSsat 70 CHAPTER Sii I.vs Ofissi. '''''
cuRisTuPmfiFk uRisTP m MoRGAS. Secretary Os s.....
,,-,-.,,-,, sssniErs oyIIer August y, 1871;
notice Of the election 70 be hed en- the tuesday
eeedug the ht Monday Of Noysmber next received this
80" ''''' Wv THOMAS CARNL2Y
sheriff Of the Citv aud County Of New York;
MD All the public newspapers within this county viii
pcsse publish this notice In each pcek until the se
ton shd sepd IL their bills for advertising TIE
Board of Supervisors and passsi tor payment.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
A ;. Monster TartI. .,-K.efe. OF sea and

b96 Broadway, has succeeded in bringing this city
curiosity one By the yay) which throws
an immense Turtle weighing over 500 bs received per
Vanderbts lightning line Promethens His turtleship
will be served up dusag Sunday and Monday in shape
and steaks Lovers Of the above deli ,aces and
generally will have opportunity of testing
the qualities Of this monster Of San Juan de Niearaga
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
United States Commissioners Office.

OcT 10-IHe Case of Stuart, the DeertT The investi-
cation into the charge against Stuart of false preences
by obtaining pay clothing and subsistence from the
United States he having represented himself to be
age, has occupied the Commissioner days past
Mr. attended the prosecution the part Of the
government. The Commissioner committed the accused
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Oct. lO. lsoI.
Trial ow the Charge Of 1ransputing Slarc-A
Sad Aohtnt-The Nehanics' Hal aud Erhiti-
tion-Rectption Of Kossuth-Mr. Mmioch, s..
The trial Of James ID. Johnson, on the charge Of
aiding in the transportation Of slaves frsm he coast
Of Africa, in the American brig Chatsvor.h, was
continued yesterday before the United States
District Court, but nothing new transf!red. The
prosecution proposed to introduce testimony in re-
lation TO the circumst attending the seizure Of
the Chstsworth. This was objected to by the
prisoners counsel, on C ground shat be was not
board, and had no connection with the vessel as
the time Of its seizure. Capt Savage folly proved
bis having acknowledged to him the ownership OK
the vessel. and that be had made one voyage and
Landed 600 hundred slaves, and was preparing TO
start on second trip, and during that second
voyage the vessel was captured. The testimony
for the defence will be introduced this morning.
A sad affair occurred yesterday on board the ship
William Cooper, shch will result in the death Of
Ehjah Lnten, mate OF the ship A Chccsccosough.
William Wilson, the mate ofthe Wm. Cooper, vas
carelessy handling AIDED pistol, not kno ring it
vas loaded, snd snspp, IL at Lin;oa, the ball Of
which passed through his right lung
The magnificent mani moth hall of tie Nsry and
Mechanics Institute was completed IN its interior
yesterday, and on Monday next the committee will
commence 10 receive deposits for the annual exhi-
bition, which commences the 2Osh last.
The speech Of Daniel Webster at the state Agri-
cuNuIsi IAuiDNlon anu Aabtlc snow. Cr the -ltn.
will cause our city to be thronged 20 sverGos, and
from present appearance the exhibition viii fully
equal the great New York exhibitions.
There wss large meeting held In this city last
evening, OF the various German musical societies
associations, and bands for the purpose Of getting
up grad serenade to the patriot koesutb, who is
shortly exPec'ed to pass through Baltimore on his
wav TO Washington. Preliminary meetings for
giving him grand reception are also on foot
Murdoch closes his engagement tonight. With a
bereht, which, from present indications. viii pe
real benefit. tie has been moro poprlar this season
than during any previous occasion, and tbe ua,ls
OF the Holiday street theatre are nightly thronged.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12

LETTER TO NOV. COY NJ BRYAN, OF TrXAs.
ecHooLEs's BrIlNoyr HAtL,
scroolE,'s NouSr.rS srsfSo.

A
Nsw JspsEY, July %, 1851. y
Nv Drss sh Having escaped the heats n the cay,
am almost inclined amid the beauties of nssg-e Which
surround here the h ga hills the pure. cooi sf, the
fragrant spd th- rpeninx bsrvcst 70 retrose,
until my retu aid srVete and studles TIE atten-
uon to which your inquest i entitled cannot bo~-
ever fee. at rst while imagining that my silence NAV
n sky be and therefore hasten 20 send
you the views which you are kisd enough 70 wish
repeated.
pesch Point Brazoria county Texas have one enter
phat different from any avowed by public in this
Quarter fhoud feel 6ifhdent in holding or confsnc
tn IL not that every days progress eur grcas
FEDERAL experiment coni inns 60 their scundness in
deed their absolute necessity. cannot WORK out tho
SAFETY Of the Union IN their abence That union was dc
signed and Is te1 to be the b. st and permanent
security for much Of combined freedom aud happiness
as societies are Permitted 10 enjoy and II has always
ssemed TO me MT merely rash and Irrational but grossly
iyocal; 10 dscan or doubt any Of it's osents sprzgs
81 vitality. Union In It's political sense "a the oppo
tite Of constitution The elements e:ssssry 30 bare
ides Of Union antagonists to those cf consolda
topi and yet cannot help thinking that all he mis-
teket and mischi TO which have been s1tjected,
fund an origin in The habitua tendency q nsny very
able statesm to import old consAated empires
their products Of legilsilon and governmsnl aud 70
iaEten them upon the American condition OF mere
federal union. How often DO we hea- and see tfe
strictly tersl nstc o. lted Tor
that Cf union, A substitution plausible and nnce snt
in The trhere a foreign relations but fu "a nsnu
atir srd nernicous pncrac hment wherever the dcme
tc mits reservation ana fuarantes are involved it
Gurd no place in the structure fraet ~ the eouven
ticn 81 1857 Were I not st this momsnt away ffcm
more in search Of health than dspefed 20 iaOer
sbould be tempted 10 ncte, frem congressional an
executive records some Of the errors apparently rSa
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
IuBURAKCES.

OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSUR
" anee Co., 63 Wall street. New York, Sept . 1851
Notice hereby given hss hy cent the scrip Of This
shs hcldefs thereof their legal and
on shall cease from thAt date CHARLES NEwCoAB SEQ
THE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered in ls2l-0fees 43 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Merchants Exchange Wall street, New York-hAve their
capitsl (as also surpus) invested the
undoubd securities and continue to insure buildings
furniture and other vessels In
port and their csrgoes, favorable terms
other similar institution.
AIrREp q. STEVENS. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12

5000 wigs and Toupees, at Medhurst q
Hesrds celebrated Wig Factory, MAI ien lane made cf
che materials and combine all the latest
warranted 70 t and rot 70 shrink or change color
Also Brads Of long hair front Brads nc Rooms eSclu
sysly ior riss and hair dyeing. Copy the address.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
souraud-s Liquid Hair Dye Is positively

ABE hes. and s.ess for ns,.sy rsi gray hair
any part Of the body. Medested Soap pi
rles freckes eruptlons. re LIQUID Rome, Lily White.
Bair clcss a WALKER street Broadway; Cal.
lender, q South Third street, PhiiAdelphia-
The New York herald., 1851-10-12

LIAM 1cGRoRTy begs leave 70 intimate the citizens Of
New York and vicinity, that his and splendid store
which erected No. ~ Cortaudt and ~ Dey streets
completed from street TO street. between
snd hundred feet In dep.hthe a,d
extensive essbshmsnt this country He therefore
the entire stock Of Carpetng at HE stores l william
greatly reduced prees for cash. This opportunity
for miles and all rersons who about buying carpets
The sscre In Pearl street Is 10 iet word 70 the wise
sui
The New York herald., 1851-10-12

ERENCH, SPANISH AND GERMAN LAN0UAGEs.-
Il Day and Evening Glasses at kessrs Richard Il nou-
tons Boarding and Day School No. e3 BroadvayClasses
for young gentlemen in languages sp and during
the day Evenisg classes TO 10 p. NJ all the LAM
guages either choars already
Punctual attepdan requested.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12

The Hospital for TncurabIes under the
Of Dr. Talbot wa,ts tor the admnis,ratou Of ,he
Nervous Andote in all given by the faculty of
consumrtiop, Ep?sy chorsa Aporlexy, and such fatal
18th iast Letters address
TALBOT WATTS. N. D., t24 Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12

nEALERs IN INDIA RUBBER suoEs-THE FORCE
- my estaolishment having been doubled on the
snutacture OF my patent Jaran Rubber Ovsrshoes
having executed moet my early orders am ready "a re
oeye snd execute orders Ny prices have no connection
VITA VAC com lnahon (whose vexatou Law suit they
no ry snd have. this week. backed Trenton Ia face
o All her ase pre;snces and humbug In the newspspers
they seem 70 have no shame) snd f,ave bv the
and l,w cut Ovcrshoes rs conts Women 3
40 do snd Bue&irs, ~ cents The quality Is warranted
In every r,apect New YORK, Oct a. ISL =
HORACE ". DAY. Narufaotrrcr, ans Owner N
Seventeen huther pa.er ts 20 Cou tiar st Nee Trrk
f;s-fers printed copies Of All he Testimony taken
IN thfsNt makng sh,ut DO rarce 70 who desire 70
possess ~ facts ofthe csse sd fun knowledge tte pro
etss and invention In India Rvhher Tnis puhoston will
oenoune nsetul Persons about 70 engage 10 the eusner
WI therein discover how shallow and fslse the roe rse
wees VI the comtinaton really are. II. N. D,
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS

TUsT PUBLISHED. SECOND EDITION, en- THl
cause Of Natural Death. Death from Old Asc, de-
voloptng and certain method Of preventing the
sodeton ossihcaon Of the body, arteries 40 and Of
thus indefinitely prolonsng vigorous, sao aud huoyan
Ing rarturitIon easier and safer BY Homer Bo.twiet o.
practising Physician and surgson.-rhs above 10 the
title Of this original and valuable book. and Judrns
from the fsternF notices which u has received the
II will be resd by ho wishes proiong hs
M IL lea psrlor book (not medically but is tended for
the especially ades oldand young For sale
z22 Broadway and Of the sutAo s0t Broadway
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
Hew and Elegant Plaid aud Brocads SILK

At g. q ward. may befound at UITCHC0CK n LEADBEAT-
ERs 3 Broadway corner Of Leonard street. where the
ladies will splendid stock of every other kiod
dress goods. shawls Coaks De Lsnes Cashmere and
Worssd Plsids herinoes hohair Dresses Se &c equal
oh
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
ADVRRTISBMENrs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n U. Am ADDRESS ON THE EXECUTIVE FEA-
". ture Of the order will be delivered by p Thomas
r. whitney at Jefferson Chapter Rooms of Twenty
ninth street and Eighth Tuesday evening
ber 4th The members Of the order requested
pretent.
NOTICE-ATTENTION WHOLE BATTALION-GA-
IN brel Blow your horn.-The First ward Magnetzers
will meet for annual parade At No Washington street.
Wednesday, the 18th Of October 15i at half o'clock
A. N {, with horse and full dress. By order of -
CHARLES McCAy. Secretary.
TTNHE WASHINGTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION
In successful operstion. offers favorable indu &C.
ments for capitalists for for persons
homestead The next regular meeting will be Held
rem Hall corner Of oliver skd henry streets Monday
eents-monthly dues, So 90. Shares 5000. Names with
the entrance fee. may be left at the Scretarys Office
Pee street, where the of articles
Of ssoeiation may be obtained The meetings public
and members will be admitted The entrance will
he creased after limited number Of shares taken
shsres will be offered for REDEMPTION, and William w.
Braekett, Eco will address this meeting.
CASPER G. CHILDS, President,
II. II. HOOPER, Secretary, 1888 Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
DR.. Rob,neau, from virginia, will con-

.inue his lectures his class diseases Of the shroa. and
lungs, usual txics week In the evenings. Consutn
hours patients sfected with the above dseAse from "
". to r. N, daily separate psror, and female ser
provided for the of lady patients. Resi-
tence i9 Lifpenard street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12
shirts that Frt ExquIsitely.-!YhIs phrase

applies the shirts made at Green's No. Astor house.
When you take them Of the bosoms unwrinkled
when they perfectly they adapted 10 the
The perfection of GREEN'S style Of fitting the per-
is proverbial among men OF fashion.
The New York herald., 1851-10-12

Dry Goods at Reduced Prices, at VIM.
TRAZERs, las Spring street. formerly Of SIS BoweryA
good assortment Of ctauseable Plaid and Black Silks De
lanes CAshmere Psrsmatas hsriuos Prints of the best
style aud quality, Scotch aud domestic Gngans and
sksws Also Blankets Flannels Hosiery, Gloves, Rib
bons Trim mir Is, &c.