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A MUSE N ENrS.

RROADWAYTHEATRE.- A. MARSHALL. SOLE Les
- see; Thomas Barry Stage open st TO
con menee at IA clock Dress Circle and Parquee 50
ets Family and Third Circles rs cents; Gallery i cents
Private BoSes S. and So Saturday evening" Aug 80 will
be produced the grand ballet LES
lEEs-Ls Fee Blanche Mile Caroline Rouaset; La Fee
Rousset La Fee Eda Mile Clemeatine Rousset Lord Puff
Mors Jean Housset 10 with THE HONEY
MoOk-D Duke Aranaa. Mr. Barry; Jnliana. Nine. Ponis.
after the ballet viii be performed LADIES BEWARE
NIBIO's GARDEN-MANAGER, Mr. JOHN SECTION.
~ Ticket 10 cents Private Boxes S. Doors open at
70 commence at o'clock Great success OF Romeo and
Rcmto-recesed with enthusiastic plaudts, each lady
peaedy honored with call before the curtain Last night
but two Of the engagement Of Mira Mowatt Mercuto Mr.
braed tragedy of ROMEO AND JULIErRomeo. Miss Fau-
Wallaek Capulet Mr. Eytinse Mercuto Mr. Dyott; Ty
bal MT Foster peter Mr. John Dunn Lady Capulet Mrs.
Hamilton; Juliet, Mrs. Mowatt; Nurse, Mrs. Dyott.
QKoUGHAM's LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME
- streetDress Circle and Parquste 50 cts Family Cir
open a. to begin at o'clock Saturday evening August
%, will he played the comedy of the LADIES' BATrLE-Le
Baron de Montrchard Mr. Lynne Henry de Flavgneu Mr.
Palmer; Gusave de Gus Mr. Brousnam
with the SCHOOL FOR TIGERS-Panels Mr. 7. b. John
ston Major Stiff Mr. Bristo Capt Kitefyer. Mr. Palmer;
David Spring. Mrs G. Loder Mary Panels Miss Tayleure
ITALIAN OPERA. AT CASTLE aARDEN.-MAx MA
I rstzek, Man ager Conductor. Admssisn 50 cents
Saturday evening" August 30 will he
DON GIOVANNI
Donna Anna. Signora Truth Benedotti.
Donhn Evira. MISS hiting
Don OttaNio .oiBnor Lotinl
LepoIeiio '...''.'.'..'. Sgnor harini.
Hasetto Sig. Ccetti Commentaries. Sig. Rosi.
Doors open ut 6s performance to commence at o'clock
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SECOND.
A G RIA n ID u A l. l. Z T

GRAND AND MfsCELLA N EOus DRAMATIC CON-
CENT, IN COSTUME.
In which will appear,
sigma Costini, sigma Whiting Lorini,
Signor Bettini,
Sig. Lorni, Sig Beneyentano, Sig. Coictt,
Sig Ardetti
(who will per the violin,) and
Madame Bertucca Msretzsk
who WILL by general request. perform two brilliant Solos
on the Harp.
The fourth act Of Meyerbeers celebrated opera Of
HUGONOrri
hhoui oisnVf bettni
For the time this season. whole Of Belns grand
UR 7 Nj.
In which will appear,
Signora A. Boso,
Signor Salvi, -
siguors Badiali aud Marai.
Theremander Of the programme on Tuesday.
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The Cuban Excitement throughout tho
Country.

Tie CUBAN EXcItement thrOu8hOut The
Country.
CINcIssArI, August 20, 1851.
At late hour hast evening the Cuban meeting
organized the assembage subsequently became very
large Ocers chosen, and several speeches made.
Resolutions were adopted denouncng the proceedings
Of the Spanish tyIants at Havana; and, at the same
time denouncng all mob law violence In ter
ritories.
LOUISVILLE, August 20, 1851.
The Cuban excitement s on the increase here.
PrrsDuRG, August %, 1851.
A Cuban meeting will be held at Birmin CHAM, this
evening.
BALTIMORE, August g, 1851.
crowd Of several hundred persons psrading the
streets, with efngy OF the American Consul ut Ha-
vsLs which they intend burning in Monument square,
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NEW YORK AND PHTLADELFuIA-NEW YORK
~ and Phiiadephis direetunited states Nai. Line
through in ~ hours, via New jersey Rsirosd fare re
iuced IS for first class snd 81 50 for second css Leave
New York. ate from foot Of Cortsndt street and ~
AN and PM from foot Of Liberty street. Leave Phils
FoR BtrrfwonF, WasHtNerov, on CHApLrsrov.-
Through tickets sold in the above lines through con-
duetor with through aesge checks accompanies the train
leaving At r. NJ Passengers and baggage In this train
will be transported directly through from depot 70 depot
the route, without charge.
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vRAvELLEi,s' GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AsBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
u Yorh TO Philsdelphia-Iesvs Pier No l. North River,
81 steamboat JOHN POTTER Morning Line At o'clock
Afternoon Lire az o'clock. Fare ~ either iine So for
a. NJ z. Hiss, AGENT
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Jev,s IIous.msn was seriously " not fa,ay msecss
b, his father ct Cincinnati, on the ash' ~ ,ne =
1ba scc ms police oficer ana endea voring ees
Ri. father home, who ptssiea,sd When the eo"vss
given,
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The Pensacola Gazette learns by the steamer Nixan
that the Captain General Of Cuba has given orders to
the Spanish squadron not TO modest any Of ihe invading
at sea he does not wish .rupsare vita the
United states.
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AMUSE M II N ats.

RoowEsY THEATRE.-Boxes. % cENTs; PIT. lah
ssss sis vii ii G.s s' s
r s. NJ ta' MSors Il:
Fay, Saissa! II. TiItsa; ssSs: Tsss
sa' B. irwin %l!iisn. ae Captain wilson mSsa
Mrs Ts% 70 sseoss' Esh the % STiIs
o Ma Mr. u %tSn Ma M s@
ya.e noass orehessra cts doors open a. TX;
fG'i VII 3:
a. 2.ss 5s.s .. %
E Gsl 1T 1w Asr ss Tos s sS$Tay o TIE
Burton H Rinis, Dowas M Dsss Dick Dyla, Moor
Blake; Cioey Homsspup, Miss G. Chapman.
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREEr.-DREss
Circle and Boxes, % cents Pit 2H cents; Orchestr,
curtain s's heSss o. s open sssu
81 %A
Clarke SrS'n 9 n Sis a'ass b. No S.s 81
" the bufiesqae Of oTELLo r B. Rice;
sS1 oP NJ SSn s
Clifford, Mr. Drew Donna ltatella. Miss Barber.
NnRIsrY's OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL, NO.
tie & .d @
an Snn
under the anas@nen. OF chIsty whose concert. in
With favor highly sespsS,aSs snd fsshonabs
Of cSy S arc
pmed shat the Saturday afternoon concerts viii be dis
fS.,.s-LOWS NINsTRELo AZ FELLOWS NEW MUSI-
Hhl Hall. IA Broadway between Howard and Grand
eets; This justly celebrated efficient
corps Of talented and experiences under the sole
engagement OF j. Fellows whose ths CITY for
as have been received sith the greatest favor
tne elite and fashion from all parts OF the Union Feows
MUSICAL Hall OF the spacious ana best ventilated
buildings In the world Admission % cent Doors open
~ concert commence at afternoon
every Wednesday AID Saturday for the especial
datOn Of families, commencing at o'clock r. NJ
WHITES MELODECN, s. BowERY, OPPOSITE THE
w Bowery Theatre, every nsh Cheapest place of
amusement in the Sord BEAUTIFUL variety Of ethiopian
performances by Whites inmtable troupe Of
Sogeher with other description Of light and pleasing
enertanments The whole comprising of the most
eeI and places this country Concert
e commence az O'clock precisely al con
dNAMPBELLS MINSTRELS-WESr AN d PEEL IS ETaI-
u opisa Opera Troupe-organissd in lS46will give
of their Musical Concerts la Baltimore Nd Washington,
D. c.; Richmond, Va and all the ncpa cities in the
South The consists OF Singing Dancing Violin
Solos Black Shakers Whstng and Banjo Solos, Burlesqus
Operas 60.
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~ AYMosp HERR pRElsp.cHs xENAoERrE.-

N This celebrated Eensgere-the laTgss, and best
Quoted in tho known wordsn braeng almost every amin al
LHov TO natural history and when has received tho
and aypause II hundreds Of thousands Of tbs ms1i
respectable people Of tbs United States haf
tust commenced most brtita sapagn, and viii
visit the principal cities and towns Of New Enganf in tht
following vsw atorviie, Nsne hugust th; rhna
Aususts 12a' uer sinthrop toth Lewiston
yas S;h Hu ihneid. zthi Norway, 1sh sridgeton Sth
Fryoburg, Stn; Tsmworth Iron Works New Ham shirs
Get lst Sandwich Centre, "a; Plymouth Sd; Meredith
Bridge 4th. Franklin. Sch. Concord. 6th.
A SWISS LADY. VINO WILL Bs KNOWN BY rHE
n the rrnTe Lady sOxpsstel here In lev days
81 rs tad she will ssonish the Air1sri himself VITA hef
ecorCc.
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ExCUHsIoKs.

49, 49, ~. as-e4l
sSers each way-1he nes aud beaut amer ISLAND
S 81 .s Csr S s1 1 ss' s. q saai' "A. Aq
ts tsss1s 4, S 0 hS fAs ~ s1d ~ =
satSIss 5' s, s sths ii Sii. soleF '' -
SUNDAy TRIP TO NkwBuRe. WEST POINT. AND
Very TsrytoWa sing sing Rockllnd Lare H.serstraw
tcu1hSs al s@n nd s,Ss, each way FSre s. cuts $
s Hf van and w ,pO s ssss New ss rp
the foot Of Chambrt sre sunday morning - az o'clock,
'S. viii s says Ne" Yea ~
rssa.a every SUI ds{ sisrngSn ofSss ss e.
Dsbhs Perry Iarry town. Stag sins and iayers,raw.
CUHpAY EXCURSIONS TO KEYPoRr, TOUCHING
ISL ,hs ssssmsoss SissUD CAPT & j. snail ~i leave
Pier North river at vi oeloes. Chamsers street. gl
lave Report at SO o'clock a. N. Fare Kcypors .
eents; TO For, Hamilton. I2ls sests.
GREAT RAILROAD EXCURSION FROM NEW YORK
Nss rsr. sns New Haven Rsiresd in connection VITA ne
have made By ths several railroad somps
ara WIFE ts Sn ss ' % S o 70
ssiI fsre, or from ,.,,
Dsto % white Mountains and back
. III ssys ,hs rn ., 'se company
day and Ty.sss segismser ls and "a Tickets r return
ths msy a. teE,, otee Of ,Ss Ne
psi d 5e sven fair1ss oe9P,ny N ANA street
given VsiS - "'"'A =" '' a. r eiLssosE' Agent. Dc
GRASg SUNDAY EXCURSION, TO NEW ROCHELLE
NJ and Glen Coye-Chsnge Of hoursrhs fsvore 81 amer
ISLANDER will make pleasant excursion TO the above
places sunday August 3lst leaving the foot Of Ham nd
ss..s Merit . s'i Ess, Rys oss sP%s
street. 9 and new pier Twenty sixth street. 9 Rsturn-
ing will ieavo Glen Cove at 3oeock. r. NJ, aud New Ro-
ohelle st 81 Ar will be pleased vita this excursion
rood opportunity offered TO those fond Of fishing
Ing Dinner uroishsd by first class hotels n rood
supply Of rtfrcshments on board.
GRAND EXCURSION TO TUE FISHING BANKS
NJ day except Saturday. Fare Is cents way
The well Known sea steamer BUfFALo Capt Smith, viii
street 81 Catherine street s Pier No. North river
A. Nj returning BY 2. Refreshments, fishing tackle
30, provided on board.
GRAND EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND, LAND.
ing At Fort Hamilton each wayFsrs, ~ cent, The
etesmer SANTA CLAUS Capt J. ". Sodmsn. will rake
daily excursions leaving a. feovs-Aornng Ttsp-from
Spring street at half ocock ~ and hs esst H.
81 ~. From pier N. R. half psst 10 And o'clock
Morning trip from Fort Hamilton, stsA.h Ne sslfsree
Ger children.
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TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR EACH,
which will admit the holder 60 all tae performances
DAY AND EVENING.
To he had every day at Castle Garden Delmonicos New
ork Hotel and Irving Houses aud the music stores
OF William Hall sons, Seharfenb Luis, kirkseg
4 Breusing. Jolle, and yanterbesk.
ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE GARDEN.-DEBur OF
kose de vriesMax MareHek has the honor informing
the rubs that having concluded enlargement with the
celebrated MADAME Rose DE yklES,
the fret performance Of NORMA will take place on Monday
Sept. in Which will appear Sgnorina COstin and Sgnori
Bettini an harini
A CARD TO THE PUBLIc.-sIGNoRA G. yIErTI,
IN grateful 20 the public who have generously favored
her thinks TO DO her duty TO announce that the change
which happened last night In the performance OF Luceka
Bor caused by sgnor Bettn VIII, not only had pro-
mod appear Gennaro but had reheased hts prs and
refused moment whsn ~ almost impOs
sbe 10 delay the Bone soiree Mr. hsreek had already
for the performances Of all the fol owing nights
CAROL1yA ylEfrI.
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TAMPBELLs MINsTRELs-wEsT AND PEELs ETaI-
u opisa Opera Troupe-organissd in lS46will give
of their Musical Concerts la Baltimore Nd Warrington
D. c.; Richmond, Va and all the ncpa cities in the
South The consists OF Singing Dancing Violin
Solos Black Shakers Whstng and Banjo Solos, Burlesqus
Operas
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SUEDAN EXCURSIONS TO kENPORr, TOUCHING
- Port Hamilton each way Sunday. Auguss 3st,
ISL the steamboat NIMKOD Capt r. j. small vail leave
Pier North river. -, ooocs, cham 5ers street, vs.
sprii street 10, Hammond street 0i A NJ RsturainF
lave Report at 81 o'clock. 4. N. Fare 70 Kcyp0rt .
cchts; to Foot nemilton, l2if cests.
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MysEgM.-P. z. BAENyx


- Manager aud Proprietor; John Green wood Jr, Assist
Mansgr Admttance to everything = cts Prquette,
l2s e,tra children under ten ~ ccpss sisur
day afternoon and evening In the atern.9a A. oc,Scs
UNPARALLELED Ladder fcats the drama OF TIC WANDER.
INU ROYS; after which, the ptntomims Of rue
Rad MONSTER IN t1e evening, a. ~ o'clock the grs1
moral drama Of TUE RAKLS PROGRESS; consulting with
the uysterious snoEish m igieooomieIl Pant9nms'
TIE MYSTIC CROSS with all its unique scenety astonish-
tricks striking oddities. by the Mao insts Family
Tie Chinese collection the haTpy Family. &s, be seen
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NEW YORK AMPHITHBATKE (BOWERYl-MR LII
~ vi j. North, proprietor, wall the above essab
ishment Monday evening August - and will size an In
serstng and pleasing performance consisting scene acts
still vsutng running vaulting acrobato teats erde vo
kAntc &C. Dancing by horses ammany ana spanis. Spot
Beauty. Boxes cents children haltprtee Pls ll owi
Private Boxe 80 cents Doors all oosok Perform
uuoe ION at y o'clock precisely.
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ERAXkLIN MUSEUM. us cnArnAM soUARE ONE

ERAHKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE, ONE
block above the National 1hostreCeorse Lea, sole
performances every afternoon and even
ing Entertainments eommenes in th afternoon AZ three
O'clock and In ths evening eight ocloek The entertain
nent varied and Seie ana such az can Dc seen ~ no
other place Of ant in New York consisting OF Less
Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering fifteen perform
being largest and at the sane time the most
bAnd In the United States troupe Of Model Arts,
selected their beauty snd figure and who personate
number OF beautiful tabeaux taken from the pictures
ancient and mosern tines company OF Arab Girls, who
20 through variety OF feats strength and dexterity
compsny of Male and Female Artists who will give exh
bon Of Marble statuay unequaled In the world together
with variety Of inter performances afternoon
and evening For partisulsrs bills CT eaeh day Adms
son-Sests in Private Boxes 50 cens stage Seats, EH
EN- Boxes q Psrquette TX cents.
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1--WE BLooMr TROUPE coxPosED OF LADIES, OF

sTHE BLoOMER TROUPE COMPOSED OF LADIES, OF
list Nile Nathalie Fszames principal dan the
lss Naples Venice, Paris and London and Mons Care
Chinese Concert Hail. Broadway on Monday evening
epemberl The ladies will all appear in the richest and
most styles Of the Bloouer Costume Programme
Bloomer Trio by the Misses Louise Julia and deaideir
ranged expressly for these Gsorxe Loder Es
The Low Back Car Mics Julia; Should he Upbrad Miss
france Nile Nathalie Fitjames in costume of LA File
de. Regiment Ben Bolt Misc Alice; when the Noon the
Misses Avene az Julia; mad Sc ne from Lucia Nile.
Nathalie fityjames; should like MARY Miss Leuisc;
Cascun dice Miss Catherine; Love the Merry Sunhne
Mics Alice Ksthle MaycurLeen. Miss Julia Polka aazur
ks Vile ftzjames and Miss AIDE side Part II-Boomsr
olottish Misses Avene and JULIA Grand Pas de Dsux
Tambourne, Mile Titzares aud Mons Carress; SQUADS
Know Bank wherein the Wild Blows, Misses Caths
rina and Adelaide; What Poor Maid do Miss Julia
Mons Csrrcse. qand Orchestrl has beea engaged and
Will perffm under the direction Of A. Scoocia Tickets
90 and Is cents eaeh-to be had at william HAL Sons 2p
Broadway Samuel Joes go Broaoway and other inusio
stores and ct tie Chinese Assembly Rooms $50
Doors open att; Concert commences at o'clock.
T,AIPLER HALL-TuE wONDERS COMMENCE AT 8.
Doors opeu at TN paraeled success Professor An
dron the Wizard Of the NORTH during the past
with wdod fashionable AMI delighted
audiences which the best he advances Of the
eence Of his grand Soirees
Mystereuses Professor A. will nightly introduce some Of
his mystic wonders illustrative Of the faacy Of necroman
cy demonoogy and xitchcra Professor A. bcgs TO i'm
pross public that his elegant entertainment the
same performed BY repeatedly before nearly all tho
Of Europe and that his costly and psrapher
MALTA coupled with the attention paid the Mort Of his
% Juveniles under twelve OF . cents
One Of Prrsou grand pianos will be used Tickets may b
Ehe ticket Office and AZ the Hail. IRON A. n 70 Il. N
Carriages ay be ordered at ten o'clock.
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INBE HAInLEss HORSE is NO HUMBUG.-if YOU
have not tis great natural cugig-ty. We advise
IN Broadway, three doors Houston street
and you will ic tstsaod Broadway. three doors above
Houson street. The grests. curiosity Of the aud
Lumtur.
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School, School.

The Subscriber will again open school in ,h,.
.'wh Oh Suin'ervillc, on the second Monday in
inns month, Qhc 18Th insi) where he tnlyht
iast year, and on tho same conditions &c.
my wife Mrs. +. ID. Barrett, will on the same
"ny, leaulhe me duties of her school, nj the room
near our residence, on The same ,.rms IN. ,,n,,i,
AZ Inc last year. viz: eight dollars. The session Of
hVe months. We eau accommodate. some Gv,,
or six littlr girls, not exceeding twelve vrnra or
age, win board, on the following terms, viz.
'r,;,a ''o ."o SESSIONS, 800
Washing, -,
Snmtrrvillc, Jan. Sth. 1851 IL -
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NEGROES! NEGROES!!

Will. be sold to the highest bidder a,
sumter Court House on The first Monday
III February next TNfENTN-SIN VERY
LlkERY NEGROES, belonging to ,Ic
estate of John Hanks. decd. Also a, tho
same time and place T\VNNTY-TiREE
FIRST RATE NEGROES. belonging 10
the estate Of George David deed. in all for.
lynne Negroes. Persons wishing To pur-
chase will do well 10 call III the Court house
on that day.
Conditions made known on day of sale.
w. LEWIS, o. ; D..
Jan. Sth, 1851 II 1,
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The State ofSouth Carolina
aDARLINGTON DIsTRIcr! a

William d. RoIlings who is in The custody of
the sheritfof Darlington District, by, virtue, ofa
VIII q GnPias adT Satisias iendum at The suit of
John I. Erwin, having filed in my office ~toge,ll.
or with n. schedule on OATH Of his es.ate nn,Lef.
fleets, his petition to the Court Of Common Pleas,
praying that he may be admitted 20 the benefit
OF the Acts Of the General Assembly maIe for
that the said John +. Erwin and all other. the
creditors, to whom, the said William y. R~olljIsps
IL in na1ywise indebted. be, and they are hereby
and have notice to appear before The
said Court NJ Darlington: Css:.f. ffIIo;i=ee 55ni sior,-
DAY the seventeenth day of March next, to shew
cause u any they can, why the prayer oftha DC.
tition should not be granted.
No. =. d: BRONSON, G. 9. r. :.
Office OF Common Pleas, Z December 10. 1870
Darlington District 8 3m
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The State ofSouth Canlina,
DARLINGTON DISTRICT

William JciEJrds who is in ,h,, cusr,iv M n.
Sheriff "l Darlington District, Nv virtue of :.
writ otCnpias nj SaiisWcirn,lmm NJ tie sui, Of
John ID. Murray, having filed in my ri;icc, TO.
griii'r with a schedule on oath. ofi,is estate and
elects, his p@,uioi Ia the tour; az Common
ilraS. rEtyulg HAT lac may liz admitted 10 the
hci'ri!, OF lin Acts OF the General Assembly.
made for the relief Of InRulvcni neb,or. I, i
ordered That the SAID John d. Murrayuua all
other. The crr'ii,nrs 10 whom the said William
JriiVrdS :" IN any Wise Indebted. be. ard they
are hereby summoned and have notice To apn,ar
before IL" saul Court nj Darlington Cour House
on ,"i'Hay the s"vcntocnih day Of March next,
Ia siicw cause If any they can, whv the ,rnv
"i The petition aforesaid should not b, granted.
f.. Il, BRuNSDN, c. e. p. =.
Office OF Common Pleas, December 10. 1850
Darlington District. 4 BIN
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A Paragraph for the Ladies'.

We recommend the following paragraph
TO the attention OF our lady readers. 1t is
from no less authority than the grave
London Quarterly Review:
How TO WEAR A SnAwL.--If a lady
sports a shawl at all, and only very few
shOu!d venture to do SO, we should recon-
mend it to he always either falling off or
putting on which produces pretty action.
Or she should wear it upon one shoulder g.
down, the other or in some way drawn irrcy-
ularly, SO as 10 break the uniformity. One
of the faults of the present costume, as
every real artist knows, is that it offers
few diagonical lines. Nothing is more
picturesque than 4 line across the bust, like
the brood ribbon of the order of the garter
as worn by Queen Victoria, or the loose
girdic, slipping across the hips in tho cos
tum Of the early plantagenels. On this
very account, the long scarf shawl is as
picturesque a thing as a lady can wear.
With the broad pattern sweeping over one
shoulder. and a narrow one or none at all
on the other, it supplies the eve with that
lrregularlty which drapery requires; while
the s%lanting form and coIors OF the border,
lying carelcssly round the figure gives that
eastern idea which every shawl mere or
less implies. What Oriental would ever
wear one straight up and down, and uniform
on both sides, as our ladies' often do!
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE TIE FIRM OFDlCkSON 4 LATrA
would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally. that lo is now rccriyin. n M.
T",ItY of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which he
WI sell low for cash-Two doors above ,L,
Drmlnp's, esq. "lF N
Camden, :. G.. Dee. 10Th, 1850 3 #
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COTTON MANUFACTURE
ENN SMNEx

The new Factory Building lately erected on
tl. sitc OF the Fulton Factory DESTROYED hv fire
about two years ago, with tic lands, buildings.
anu DINER improvements, appurtenant to the
same. To those who may be inclined Ia EN-.
bark in the business of The COTTON MiSii.
there is perhaps no situation avail.
hh'c within the limits Of the State, possessing
superior advantages for the prosecution of This
branch oihns,ncSs. Situated in n location high
ly advantageous, not only for procuring n rnIv
and abundant supply of the INV material. bni,
with great facilities for distributing the products
"i the establishment Ia any part Of the STATE.
anu To many adjoining States being within six
or sever miles Of the Wilmington < Manches.
ter Rail Road, and within about nine mile. of its
junction with the Camden brunch of the South
Carolina Rail Rnnd. The now Building npw in
the course :" -'"''on, and now far advanced To.
wards corr 'ny soon be prepared for the
reception thinery. The d,,ns ,n,J
FicIwa!s, :. water wheel, requir. but
slight repairs TO FOR on,ra,;rr Tho .s,,L.
lisliinent and q L.rtion of the buildings necrs.
sary To accommodate the operations, nrc already
provided. The Factory Building is got npin the
best manner, rs regards style. convenience, ma.
irriass and workmanship; the walls being of
brick and stone, and the whole rendered ns
nrnrly hrc-prooi as any establishment Of tie
Kind III the Southern States. II is calculated 10
run three thousand s~pindles, with preparation
and weaving, and capable of working up 800 to
1000 bales of GOTTEN PER nnuum. The wafer.
power Is of the best description Of its size.-af.
iordinS an nniailing supply in The driest seasons.
IL Is only necessary 10 put i'll the proper ,irscrip.
lion OF machinery To render this establishment in
point ol pcrinaI":ncy, convenience, and com.
Tlclcncss OF arrangement, equal TO any establish.
mcnt OF lis size IN this country. To individuals
ora company. II Is worthy of attention and to
IN approved purchaser, the terms will be made
accommodating. For particulars. apply Ia the
subscriber on the premises. Persons disposed 10
purchase, are invited to view the premises.
J. DYSON.
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