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SWITZERLAND.


FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS FROM SYDNEY HISTORY
OF THE GOLD DIscovERrEs--THR EXCITEMENT
From The London Times, September Is.
Much Interest was accustomed in the city to.
day, by the arrival Of papers with ak days later
intelligence from the Australian gold regions
They were brought by the Teviot steamer along
with the ndvces published the dav before yes
terday, bat did not rsnch town until last evening
The dates thus furnished extend to the I'd OF
June. IL appears that the discovery was made
by Mr. +. ~ Hargraves He travelled over
the district about sixteen years ago, when the
scenery, to q limited extent the geological fea
lures, of the country made nm impression on his
mind. Latterlv he Visited California. and. while
in the gold regions Of that country, was strnck
with their resemblance TO the wilderness which
he had seen in Australia so many years before
resistless desire to return and explore for gold
then took possession Of him, and he " could not
rest un,lhe had satisfied It bv personal search
which he at length accomplished, although un-
der difficulties and privations. the result being.
according to his words, the disclosure of sun.
bounded wealth" to his fellow coonists. The
papers also state that the Rev Mr. Clark, local
Geologist, has all along cohtended that not only
was the precious meal TO be found In that To-
cality, but throughout the PRINCIPAL chain OF
mountains which belt the Australian continent
IL is added, that for some time past shepherd
named M'Gregor had been in the habit Of bring
ing gold 10 Sydney for sale. who maintained.
however, great secrecy respecting whence he
gained it.
Mr.. Hargraves commenced his search about
the middle of January last. and after trnversing
the country for about three hundred miles,
took advantage of his experience in California,
and selecting spot, proceeded successfully to
work. He Immediately named the ploce the
" Ophir Diqgins,' and they have since remained
in operation. The gold district is described
as lying 70 the westward Of Bathurst, the Ophir
digg'ngs being thrty-hve miles northwest on
the Summerville creek, near its junction with
the MscQuarie river. II il estimated that there
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We learn that Gen. Armero, who was ap-
pointed minister Of war, has accepted the ap.
pointment and taken the oath Of Office.
Accounts from Madrid Of the 10Th report that
negotiations had been entered into by the Span
i'h government with the governments of Eng
land and France for the purpose of securing the
co. operation of the latter in opposing further
attempts against the Island of Cuba, and to an
nounce to the American government that it is
bound to put stop to such inyasioas,
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The LfABr. Try OF FoRwARDsRs--A sui(
was tried yesterday, in tho circuit court, TO rel
cover from Messrs. Maxwell a. Parsons the vslu(
Of certain goods, entrusted 10 them to fovwar@
to Canaia, but which W, re lost on Like Ont
rio. The plaintiff on'ended that me defende
ants should have Forwarded the goods by the
Erie canal, and Like Erie, by which route they
might have reached their destination in sixteen
days, whereas by sending them by Like Ontario
s'xty-eight days had been consumed in tier
passage TO where they were lost Tho ground
taken by the defence was, that the defendants
could not be held liable rs common carriers. "a
they only undertook to fora ard the goods, and
did not own the boat in which they were sent
or, at least, that they could only be considered
common carriers as far rs Albany, where their
liability as such ceaxed, and from thence they
were only forwnriers
The court charged, however, that II the d.
PENDANTS we're engaged. as line. 10 Transporting
goods from this place to Canada, for freight and
held then selves out to the public IA pusuuinQ
such an occupation, they were liable a. 6 m nan
carriers, although they made use Of boata which
did not belong TO them, and il tho goods were
not delivered in reasonable time, defendants
are liable for them. The jury gave vevdiut FIR
the plaintiff for the amount clamed.--M y.
Mirror. ttas.t
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The diplomatic world is occupied with the
negotiations between France, England and
Spain, for joint representation to the govern
ment Of the United States, to induce the latter
to act with energy against the piratical expedi.
tons directed from its States aaainst Cuba In
case these designs should be overly fomelted,
an alliance, offensive and defensive for the pro-
lection of the rights Of nations on this question,
will, il is said, be formed between the three gov.
ernments above mentioned.
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report Of the Austrian army has Just been
published. IL "a henceforih to be under the i'm
mediate control Of the Emperor
The Chamber Of Deputies Of Gotha have au-
thorized the government to conclude an arrange
ment with Prince Albert, fixing his income from
the domain at 10000 forms (about' 10000
francs) per year.
Domicilsry yisirts had been made by the police
Of Frankfort in the houses of the chiefs of the
democratic party. They are accused Of being
concerned In plot for the overthrow Of the
existinR government Important papers were
found hpon then.
The Queen Of Prussia let Vienna on the 10th,
TO return to Berlin
The Austrian Lloyds state that the amount OF
kossuth's bank notes, burned in Hungary, is es-
Iimated at 100000, COO forms.
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The steamship iberia bring. accounts from
Lisbon of the 9th inst Another military revo
luton, IL was thought, was about TO take place
headed by the Duke Of Terciers The scheme
however. will no doubt fail, as the army is de
cidadIy favornble to the Duke Of Ssldapha. The
proceeding of the lstter's administration are re-
garded very favorabiy.
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DRY GOODS.

THE >uJ-rriH.r. lT,S" received their "iNIff SUI
J. Ply. c.,sli:g il par, ui
FiSti B.ii,SS E,$-DrGcaGrd ThIIr Cloth. Broca.
.I.a luhraI"r, for Evening Dresses, tachmcrn Mrrnus
aI Aio.ariin c Lain plain and printed; black and fan
cv silks Paris a!n English Prints. French and Scotch
MuCRN!N.: DncSsES--Royal Tnnr. Satin Royal,
Satin ale Cnrlc .ru &c ;nr. ffcnch roplin BuIuhazn
il,a. elih III ., Al.acri, ,nglaus, French and Eng
.h Pfn.S.
TRfly3j iSt;Snf every ;ariry. 20 sui hr above.
SI;NDf1ES Black ai9 fancy 'r!"IH!. tarhmerc and
wmlc6 ShawlS. work ii Muslin and llrc tapcS and Col
lars in worked Drt.S"s AMI l'nt!;c: Linen Canibrc
lilL is Ni.isiin Trimmings. great varirvl lhrca!
Lace jao hlhlrr.. aud Mu OF n! kinds Hose.
"a lrs' ,<nr'ici;. lnus a;i knl sleeve Mt.!o vests,
Mar,r.!!a Rr, ana CRIB Qults Table. finm" AMI Toilet
covers Gl AMI lfi DamSk Table covers. lalnask AMI
.S 10 r;!!aw G.iC,sc Linen. 81 lai Eiear!c nni
grown C".,ou Shrclimg furniture CEin,s and pimy.
.;rr:nn nmity Furniture Fringe. India Rubber Shrrling
-r,... Sd l;!ank":s C. III Floor C!oih. Scotca
,:,r,iu.. i lar-, l>>ngInrnl Ci hrachcI ami browl
tinol.. e. ,rrEs. Ticking. liusrys. Nc. &c.
ILANNEl. l.S-i.nulIlc Rodgers. Heal Welsh, SaXony
Shakers :l Aon au! silk warp. Nil wool and DoInct
hiIr, Rel AMI rllnw. OF every description.
For Mems Wear.
Black brown blue, green olive and drlb CLOTH ianc!
and niac Cisslnr.S. silk and armcrc \rsIins, hUlE
+: luin '.r slrsnr Goats: Cloves. # every variety
tryts: Pocket handkerchief: liat sir" Edr ShII;s
and Drawers: ready made Shirs uud Collars; S'spcn
dear Hats Caps. &c. .Ec.
A large assortment ut Guols for Boys ard Servant ::
Wear Georgia Plains, COrdora do. Blunkcts,
Sc. &c. ,
NrDOW All, e. COOPER.
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REMOVAL,,,. {.

8 The Subscriber has arernoved to the Store Tor.
merly occupied by Arfns.lJ w arreO, Esq, imse.
diate!y opposite the Masonic Hall, where he may
always be found ready and happy to, see ard ac.
commodae his friends and the public, toapy article
in the line of CHEAP ,SADDLERY Y and sHAR.
NESS; having oi, handa treslf and good supply,
an, pfcPa. dto Offer Them on the most reasonable
and accommodating terms. - =. d; ~. = is,a
. = Saddles of every quality and, price, ,-sss 4ss
2'r Brides, Martingales, Whips, Sputs, ,'o.'assa
Bride aliG IIarm So Bits and ~ y .sF',
j, Tripluings.o of all styles ani descriptions,
8 49, Collars, Brushes, Curry CeuLs.e. sia ss4ss.
.Hafbess made to order and warrantedsc q. the
very best style and quality. 80 80 >. .s-sis
*. Wagon Harness and Bits and TrsseGtiaip
chedper han any one else IN tooa. Together With
Vaces aud Carpet Bags, and all other afticles
usually kept for .sale'i in a Soadtery ndfHsrrsss
establishment. III. - ,.ss..ss. s$.sT
a. sSJ" Iau. ihankfu Tor the liberal patronage
heretofore received. aud beg That it may beacon:
tnued and abundan,ly increased, as; amspfa-
pared to execute all orders for work, IN any hne.
with neatuess and dispatch, and ~ prices which
can.ut be objected to; as / anu willing To Iellow
the golden ruIe-"Lire, and let Lire.'s ~
Jan'y. II, 1851. 5 ~ ~ ',H S@..ssH
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Memphis Institute.
Iies;;c;,I Department.

Medical Department. 81 .f -
TIME regular course of Lectures in this Insii.
i tate will commence on stle FIret OF No.
vember and continue until the last of February.
The Anatomical department will be opened and
ready to receive students by theFirs, ofOctobert
The Medical Departu ent will be underline direc.
ton U! the following .,5. ~. -
PROFESSORS: .rus ~ssf.,2.s
J. CONQUEST CROSS, NJ. D. Professor Of The In.
". BYRD POWELL, VI. d., Professor OF Cerebral
Physiongy M-rlIral Geology and Mneralogy, - !.
L. :. NEWTON. NJ. b., Professor Of Surgery'....
III. nULCE, NJ D., Professor OF Theory aud Practice
4. WILSON. NJ u. Professor OF Obstetrics and Dn.
cases of Womrn aud Children f.a-. ~.
}. KING, ". d.. Professor OF Alatera, hedlcia, and
T. T. FRTETAN. NJ. D.. Professor of Anatomy.
}. MILTON SANDERS, =. NJ, NJ, D.,.Professor Of
~"''''' 'CtLIIN>iQUE III LECTURERS. ,.
MEDNINE-PROF. II J. HULCE Pee - '7fs:a>
SIRGI.RY-pROF. RS. NEWTON. 7r 80 adN
II. FREEMAN VI d., Anatomical Demonstatof "fS
Tho ices ior ull course ufIectures amount TO
SlO5. ~a.o.r.nT ~
Ecach Professors Ticket, Sl5.a Matficulator's
81. Demonstrators Fee $40, Graduation, $20.
Tnusc desiring further Information vii please
address, their letters (post paiD to the Deai; and
students arriving in the city will please call on hui
:, the Crm.mrrc.a! !IGtGa. 80
r.; NEWTON, NJ. D., Dean ofths Faculty
E.AEg DEPARTMENT.
HON. L. W. VI. KING, Professor Of Theory an Pnc
! NUIi: y D. BARRY, Professor of comn,erciaia Ju-
risprudc.cc. .r .-...-s
Terms 500 per SESSION., ..r. ,,..7 .,,.
All Communications pertaining to this depart.
''''' must '' '.''',SS" E E. W, u. KING. Esq:
NrvrIrls Tenn, March 1850. , .s..s-,-.
The Faculties, Tor intellectual abilities, moral
worth and professional requirements, VIII compare
l,v, rabic willi the most distinguished ~ our coun
t.y The inedical faculty constitutes an anomaly
~ THIS or any o;hIr cuunry-all OF them are able
lecturers and tue best OF tcachers.,
I Those who will contemplate our geographical
pOSitIon and the extent uf our popu alton, can have
no doub, us to the eligibility foui situation for an
enterprise OF the kind. AS to health including
all Scasoas OF The year, we deny that ANY OTHER
CITY HAS aI"HE.
\ L, unon error exists in the minds Of many
students relative 10 the place Of studying medicines;
those who intend practicng among the dscases OF
the West and South should certainly educate
themselves ata school whose tacu ly are practical
" acquainted with those diseases.
That the public may be satisfied Of the pcrma-
nency of this sch o, we feel it our duty to state,
that the Trustees aud Faculty form UNIT ID action
the peculiar internal organization which connects
,hcml, cannu; be intorruplea.s
..s.-.. l.. w. NJ. KING.
President Of the Memphis Institute.
July II, 1850, Is ~
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Te1nnerance Hotel,

15lEIE undersigned would respectfully inform his
4 friends and the travelling public in genera,
HAT he has again rented the above Hotel or
short time and woll respectfully solicit port on
OF the patronage SO literally bestowed VI o. MN
heretofore, as 10 pains will be spared 10 make the
traveller comfortable and at HI me. -
The Stages, and Omnibuses will call regularly
at the House for passengers. going by Railroad.
Also, Horses, and Buggies, can be had from him
on reasonable terms to go in the country.
J. B. F. BOONE.
Feb IL, IL
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Notice.
By order of The Court of Ordinary.

by order Of The Court Of Ordinary.
WILL be sold at the late residence OF JOS
w Luckiart, deceased, at III o'clock a. M,
on Thursday the 2u'h Feb. inst, all the personal
property uI said deceased (except the Catt'e)
Consist ns of lS Negroes. Household aud Kitchen
Furniture, Horses, Hogs, Sheep Goats, Wagon,
Cart. Gig Plantation utensils, Provisions.
Terms one half cash, balance Oh Il credit until
the first day OF January next. The negroes
together with the other propcrly-notes and bonds
must be given with good security and mortgage Of
the property, with interest from day Of sale.
s. IOCKlIART, Adm'x.
Feb. ii Al
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NEW MUSIC.

Hungarian Polka: dedicated Gov. Iadsaus Uhazy
By A,Ieie liphnsiock.
Agnes poka:n lively and spirited composition. BY Miss
Adel. lichnst0ck. 49,
Grand Irumpial March. Composed by Miss Adele
Uul;sork.
Marr!,c d'Amuzoncs. Composed by Karl ilohnstock
Marc,e d'AmazoIes. arranged for fosr Iunts.
u b. The above AL hcauiiinl and very popular
Uy,rr, Polka illustrated viii, Correct and beautiful
y.,v of The, residence of tic Pu Professor Henry W.
IuurE.!.ow Cambridge. Composed by Henry 1. Oates
Ike :.hio;:!,c rokas, by +. RliZn, viz:
R.inclnialicc Polka.
q! Uncle Ned. DO
Abortion, do
OH in The Silly night.do
II iu.eiui do Introducing the famous duet In that
OPERA.
Bonaycntufc Wailz.
Jenny LIMBS Songs.
Fcrr not fond youtli composed by Mozart
The Mariner celebrated Swedish Melody
Farewell - LIES Ocean; q beautiful song
Sea Kings brdc Swedish. Lsk
Voice III the Spirit. sN
aAc II is Lutte; composed for Jenny Lind by Jules Ben
cdrt.
fcIna!s Colleges. Semnari"s. Schools, and Academies
supplied with ausc the lowest prices. Ali The
lie w music published i'll e L. ;. received every Week,
Fer express. Orders mil:t be addressed to
rS's1>ffss ,:''.+1as7' GEORGE OATES,
/ ea1I = - 23l 1885, King ST., lat the bend)
Jam 81
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Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster.

rINi; Great Remedy for Rhcnmatism. t'out, Pain in
| the Side Him. Bark Limbs. and Joints, Srrolua,
Knr's Evil While Swengs, Hard Tumurs, Sliil Joints.
and all Fixed Puins whatever
WHERE TIIlS PLASTER Is APPLIED, PAIN
CANNOT EXIST.
The above with most Of the valuable Patent Medicines
" '"' Z, J. DELAY.
Fob !, l-jl lO IL
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Genuine Frencs7 T0ilcs Soaps,
:s:s,s
German cologne,

From MesSrs. Joseph Boury j. Sons, of Ei!ii-
more, direct Importers, OF genuine German Co.
Iognc, French Iui!ct Snaps, among which are 'he
Omnibus, md parisian; Lubns extracts, fer the
ina andkerrhci SC. To all Of which would respect
fully invite the attention OF the Ladies and con-
noIEseurs generally. Nv J. DEiIhY.
Fob dill lN0l.
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south NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. District.

South CaroIima--5iershs,yv District.
Esther A. Cunningham. VS.. G. }. Shannon aud
John Br. wn Ex'ls William Melville, Ell al
Bill for Dover, relief &c.
TT appearing Ia my satisfaction, that ll'!a"'
L McWlIlc, Adam Melville and his infant
daughter Eliza Melville, are without and reside
evond the limits Of this State. motion OF hes.
nut a. Castor, cumphinants solicitors, il is ordered
that hey do plead. a. swer, or dcmur Ia the above
hill within three months from the da'e Of publica-
tion in default whereof an order pro conesS", Will
be entered against them.
W. NJ. SHANNON, c. E. X D.
Feb. II. IL u
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Feb. 4-2t
The South ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Premium.

WAS awarded by the South Carolina Institute,
w it, N"vcn.Lcr las, to J. y. * ". |. Cicrc-
land Of 2r7 King 81, ChariestoM, '"r iIe hest Co.
logne; | have just reccivcda luil supply u! The
above in bottles o. various sizes
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Estate sale.

Estate sale.
10y permiss'om "f Ioiu r. Joy, esq, Ordinary
- Tor ker>!aw District, viii 6e Sold before the
Cont House in Cau;!eu, un the IirSt Monday III
March next, seven Ne@res, one hundred and thirty
four shares S. G.. Railroad stock, and nineteen
sr,r,s Cam.ieu Bank Stock Terms-!or tie ne
rrncs credit until the first January le52 bonds
having interest from date OF sale; 70! the K 'lroad
and Bank stock, the terms will be cash
G. }. SHANNON, r,,r,
JNO. BROWN.
Feb. !. ii ids
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GEORGE OATES,
Publisher and Importer of Music,

COAloiiGs dAu Aipul lIOA ~ 1tAuoAS,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Piano I'crtes and Musical instruments.
Nos. 234 and 23o, King ST., tat the Bend.)
MIR. OATESi is sole agent for the following
-IXI celebrated Piano Forte Manufacturers.
Bac n d Raven. ~
DuboIs q. Warmer
And A. II. Gale g. CO. New York,
Whose instruments have always given such uni
vcrSal satisfaction in tins, and the adjoining States
for keeping heir rich aud powerful tones. and for
their great durability i'll southern climate.
la addition to the unsolicited written testimo-
malls from the following c'nminent Artists, Mad
ame Bishop, Mr. Scgu>, Miss Bochsa, Segun
Tenpe;on and tie .'IIohnstock<," the subscri-
ber has the pleasure 81 adding IIIe favorable "pn-
ion OF the .Swcedish Nightingale" in the follow
i,g extract of nctc received prior TO her GePar
turc lnr Havana.
1T also gives great pleasure to adL that llare been
greatly pleased with the Piano you kindly sent to s lo-
iel for my use during ny stay i'll Charleston, being very
exrel!tnt Instrument possessing great richness ci tone
aIil IL he anne time uncommon suiE"ss'
lsulncribe myself dear sir.
Yours greatly obliged,
JENNY LIND.
Charl~st ton. Dec. 3lst 1850.
The originals Cf the above, can be seen at the
store.
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valentines, Books, &c.

4 FINE lot newly imported Valentines; COM
n ic srd fancy designs, suited for the usages
Of ST. Valentines day, Q4th February) Also
ANIMALS, Albums, Novels, and School Eo"ks' Mu-
sic for the Piano and Guitar, Instruction hooks Tor
the Piano, by Berin Hunlen g. Craner; Fancy
Stationary, Musical Instruments.
Feb. l]-3t a. lOuN"'
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NcGrOcS EOH sale,

NE7ILL he sold before the Court House III Gam.
w den on the iir>l Monday in March next. s'x
Negroes. a woman good cook, and house SER
Want with four children, also young woman 'ihclv
and good iietl hand. Terms: one-'nurlh cash,
the balance Oh credit 10 l>t january lo32, with
lwo good and sufficient securities.
TIIDS. SESSIONS.
Feb Ii ~ ids
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English and American Prints,

English and American Prints,
Assorted Col red Merinus. E-s
Fancy and Plain AIpaccas. ~ a.a,r
Heavy Manchester aud Earlston Gingba,''s.
F.ucy Cashmere, Silk aud Cotton PopIlns.
G:mD at Null Niuslins.
Cross Bard, do.
a few Drc>se> very Pretty McriLus.
CuIored and White Cambrcs.
4 general assortment; "l GI"ve$, Rb'ons, lto.
s;ery, lIandkcrcheis, SIaNlS, V"i!s, Ne, at
:. y. IlALlFUK" IS.
Feb T. III Il.
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CHEERING; NEWS FOR THE SICK.

CHEERING: NEWS FOR THE SIC h.
Wlresvil'e NY, Jnly ID, 1913.
Mr. Seth W. fowlc Lear Sir-lt is with pleasure
w ire YOU certificate sintng experience IN he use
SIf Dr. Wisfar's Basam of Wild Cherry. In N"'rhoff
i,i wo, taken with severe cough NV lungs much
affected 50 much that it was with difficulty that could
b eathe Hai,g of your BaIsam. procured and took
nr Of one bole land my utter astnishmcn my lungs
were freed and nv congh cured. am happy to recon-
mend this Basam of Wild therry to the public as one OF
the best medicines for congh and Gods ever nsc'''
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on thr wrapper
for saIe in amlen nj Mex AIMS IIg Store. Wholesale
l,v p W. COIlf N g. Co Charleston s. C., and BY Drug
gisis generally Throughout the State
WHY Is 1T!
That 30 MANY die every year OF Consumption, or some
other disease uf The lungs!
Because they uepeci its foennnera simple co'd
which, might be easily cured hv the prompt use OF Dr.
Rogers Syrup of Lrerwori and Tar.
For sale Mt McKain's Drug Store, amden ). u
~ See Advertisement in another colamn.
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Bills for 1850

TIVE subscriber earnestly calls upon all who
4 are indebted, to him for the past year to come
forward and settle their biI!s.n order that he may
Inee' i"s ergagemeuts WHICH are; as per CUSTOM
81 o:t. ' Il J. .AEHAY.
Feb. 4 10 If
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THE SOUTHERN STORE.

4 I'll, who wish Bargains, are invited to call al
"A X. 5. MOFFAT'S new Southern Store,
third house above the ank of Camden, where
they Will lind eo.apiele assortment OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,
consisting in part, as follows: tE
81. Fancy and mourning Prints
rs and III brown ShirlngS
Blue Den.ms and Marlborough Stripes r
Sailnetls aud Kentucky Jeans "a
Cloths and fancy Cassimeres
Negro Ke sey<; Bed and Negro Blankets
Nous. De anes, Ginshams, efc: 49,,
Groceries.
Bror IL Loaf. crashed aud clarified Sugar
H., aud Java iolees ~
New Orleans and West India MolaSses :
MackareI, Nos. = and3 m barrels - =
Cheese, kice Flour, Baceu and Sait :
Rals's, Pepper. Spice, q. .ls- -. 49,.
Tobacco, Segars. &c. SC. .i 80. -ys.,.-.
Esarlaarc., -.
Pocket Knives and Forks
britannia and Iron Spoons
Trace and Halter Chains
Axes, ;lawmerS and lintcIe,s
Epatcs, Sl,us ..s and Hoes
Land, NIL, and crosscut srws
Vices, auYis aid b;acksmi;ii's bellows
Mas, brad$, tackS and sp igs
kGUU, pad ciUset and stock locks
Iron s4u. r"s. c"mpasscS and plane IRONS
brushes, backing, Cotton aud wool cards
Eroa'aXeS and s!eclyards; pots and skiIlets
Bread and narrow Iron &c.
Ready Made Clothing
Of every description.
Saddles, Brides and alarlngaes
lrockerY and Glc ssware
Gahny and Dundee Begging
Kentucky Rope and Twlne
Together wItn every other article usually toun'
ii il well Seie. ,ed sock Of Dry Guud>, Grucere:
aud Hardware. All o which sill be sold exceed
mgiy irw Tor cash.
II The highest market prices paid i"r cotton
ana ulicr country produce.
Dcc.2!, X. S, lN FIAT.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-11
li;ice Of TRANSPORTATION

;. {. L. Z. co. Feb. 3, I60I.
Z TNDER Resolution Of The lae meeting,
Y Stockholders AID their families are entitled
iu pass ire on the road 10 aui from the meeting
ui HE Company Oh the lllh inst.
Stockholders are therefore rciucsied to lurIilsIi
and Hamburg and receive their tickets.
Arrangements will be made 10 take them down
wiz! lie REGULAR Trains on the Sli, 81! ANA lOli,
and baci: on the 18th, llh and ljIii.
WAY Stockholders will receive 'Ieir tickets from
tie Conductors.
J. ID. PETSClI,
Feb. 4-2t Sup'l. Transp'n.