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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

THE SLAVE ropuIATIoN-INpLaN DEPREDArroSs, &c.
From the New Orleans Picayune, March 10
By the arrival, last evening, Of the steamship
louisiana. we have received Galveston papers to the
18th inst
The Victoria Advocate says the slave population
Of Gonzales county has been quite doubled this year.
and that the agricultural products OF that county
will be swelled far beyond any preceding year.
Other counties in the west have also had their full
share of immigration.
The San Antonio Western Itran Of the 9th inst,
says, that the party of sixteen mounted infantry,
sent out by Gen Garland, found an Indian trail,
which they followed up until they met by a
norther, which intensely severe rs to COM
pei them to abandon further pursuit, both men and
horses beng exhausted, having to face the storm.
At the time the troops gave up pursuit, 1t was be-
lieved they were within eight or ten miles of the
Indians. After giving up tho chase. they went to
Fredericksburg. The Indians pursued were sup
posed to be Tonkaways.
Chipoti, Lipan chief, recently came into Frede
ricksburg, and notified Col Stamford that parties
of Indians had passed down the country, and advised
the whites to be on the lookout for them. He also
Informed the Colonel that all the Lipans had Joined
him and were now under his command, and asked
for permission to raise corn, the ensuing season.
the head-waters Of the Llano.
Chipoti says the Csmanches disposed to be
peaceabe and friendly with the whites, but that
there are bad men among them, who cannot be
restrained.
The Galveston Mus learns from Lieut. Stock
ton that the Indians have lately crossed the Nueces
above Fort Merrill, in pretty large body. Capt.
McCulloch, with his company, left Corpus Christi,
8 few days sinca N pursuit, and also the ranging
come in, that they had overtaken the Indians with
whom they had rencounter, with the loss of some
two or three men. There Is nothing, however,
certain as to the result.
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Dur Phalad~lpaaia Correspondence.

PIuI-.DEIrHIA, March ~, 1851
Constitutional piao Of the Electios Casc-M,ssing
Yessd-ABohr Fugitive !Slape Case-T1e Nctc
Corn, &c.
The speech Of John M. Reed, Esq, for the
spondents in the contested election case this morn
ing, contained the weghtest argumentsyet adduced
on that side Of the question. lie took the consti-
tutional ground that the ballots are required to bo
secret and therefore, it is illegal go behind the
record made by tho officers of the election. He adj
mitted that the voters might DO asked whether they
exercised their right Of franchise, but thoy could
not he asked for whom they voted. VIM. Nj. Me-
redith, Esq, closes the argument tomorrow, and
will endcevor to demolish the ground taken.
The bark Osprey, Captain Hall, from liavre,
bound 10 this port, has been out since the 2ls OF
December, and is given up for lost, though after
ths arrival from Glasgow, at New York, yesterday,
in one hundred and seven days, the underwriters
should certainly live on in hope. She has eighty
two Polish emigrants on board.
fugitive slave has been arrested IN the interior
Of the State under war ant from Commissioner
Ingraham and tomorrow will be brought up for
the adjudication Of the claim. Mr.. lngraham has
been peculiarly unfortunate with regard to this
law and the perquisites that would accrue TO him
under it. In consequence OF MS rash decision of tn,
first case, and sending back the wrong negro, the
subsequent cases have all been removed by habeas
corpus to Judge kane's jurisdiction.
The die for the three cent pieces, ordered by the
last Congress- is all ready, but the law is defective
in not making any provision authorizing the pur
chase Of the necessary silver and copper, by the
officers Of the mint, to commence the coinage
The actual coinage is therefore delayed until some
orders with relation to it are received from Wash
ington Some specimens Of the coin have been
struck. They are, in sic. midway between the
gold dollar and five cent piece, but so much tnnnor
than either as to be easily distinguished by the
touch alone. The face contains large =, with
III, in numerals, within it round the edge are the
thirteen stars for the original States. On the re-
verse is q lone star, with snield and the coat Of
arms Of the Union. Su rounding this are the
words, g United States Of Anerica-lS5l."
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N1arrtsA

On Wednesday morning, March % by the Rev Or
hnihon horrn1 " MsnT,, q Philadelphia to Aysr n,
dsul htcr II the late George e. Hamilton Of this city
Ihiladsiphia fssgo will plsasc copy
In faifhavtn Mass at the residence IL her father on
Ma Ch ~ ty the Rev Nr Horton, Of New BedfDrsi MIR
otHtr buscr q this city and Mss CLas. daughter Of
Mr.. samuel White
In this city, On March . by the Rev DR. Bush. Mr. "
\. futsr 10 Mss LoTs ssRsu BrS~rrr, daughter Of u
u. lsnnstt. ESQ. ~ Auburn. " "
on March - w the Rev DR. Malone Of Second street
Church NilliamsburEh Mr. JoscurN M.ipHorr of Bava.
ria. V Wis MAAoARIr Hoom. Of Luxembourg
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Mrs T Nsnt. 80
LosDoS-Packet ship American Eagle-Licut u n Dove
uSN; Mrs Dove, Capt Gisn, (Ats of ship Manila,
MeC Is Thompson and LADY, Geo Hill. Jas BoUmnn Mrs.
bowman. Vim Pope, Mrs Pope and csisiren John Dee
Stephenson King Mitchell Thurston all Of Engaad:
Count Carl Steberg Of Germany Campbell Of N5cstia
MASiLA-Ship vsparaiso-J Briggs. Of Salem.
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THE FUGrrfyE SLAVE SrADRAcH A WITNESS
AGAINST ufs REScUERs.-We hear IL stated that
United States Mafshal Devons. Of this dstIct has
become the owner Of Z" Shadnch," tn. fugitive
slave who was here arrested the 18th ult., and
on the same day rescued by n mob and sent on his
wsy 70 Canada; or, rather. should say. that Mar
shs Devens has obtained f. ON Mr. De Bree. Of
Norfolk, Va, Che claimant Of " .Shairlch') free
papers for Shadracb which may secure to him
liberty beyond molcstation. Shadraoh IL now Mt
Montreal Canada, and IL il stated that he Is to re-
turn to this city and become evidence for the go
Terrment in the several cases Of the re scuers"
which Is 70 come before the District Court of the
United States az this term .-B0sfon MAJ JTu q.
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Foreign Malls.

letter snd small pscksss Esyre-s for California viii
lesve the Reading Room tb7 EschsngeD Friday, 18th,
o'clock. per steamer Prometheus for Chagre arrv-
ing time 70 take the steamer New Orleans for San Fran.
cisco the 10th ~ April Through 10 San Francisco in
days. Postage u ccnts.
Letter Rags for Chagre San Juan jamaica Panama and
the south Pacific made the above once and forwarded
PER rrometlcus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAMP, AND Loss OF LIFE
On Friday morning last there was an explosion Of
FIRE damp in the Washington Company's coal mine,
at Fort Griffith, Pa, which in its consequences was
very disastrous, resulting in the death of three of
the miners, and the severe injury of five others.
Two of the number, Messrs Nesbitts. instantly
kiiled-one being blown to the distance Of hun
drcd and fifty yards and the other about fifty A
third was driven through the side Of the engine
house, breaking through a four by inch joist
of timber in his passage and yet, strange to tell,
not bone in his body broken, and his recovery,
we understand, is considered quite probable. We
append list Of the killed and wouuded;-tieorge
Nesbitt, aged 22, Robert Nesbitt, -, (bro;hers,)
killed; Michael White, killed; James and Joseph
Spcering, (brothers,) severely injured; Michael
Ryan, severely injured; John Jones' wounded; VIM.
German, wounded; VIM. James slightly wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

PARALYSIS OF TIE STOMACH.-THE ENFEEBLED
stomach IL no means are adopted to recruit viesr
becomes eventually paraiysed and rejects everything What
Madness then neglect the condition of this essential or
gan when of that agreeable and invaluable tonic
Rings Restorative Btters, will nfably revive the full
energy Of the digestive powers and mPart healthy Acts
TO every ply steal function. Sold at l92 broadway
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done as well as Others" we think recent trip Of
our friend Ran Runnels, TO and from Chagres, will
satisfactorily prove. He made the trip from here
down, IN sixteen and a half hours-and from Cha
gres back to this place, in twenty-five and a half
hours-total, thirty-nine hours from Panama 10
Chagres and back again. Mr.. Runnels had deter
mined to push ahead Of all other EXPIRE sses that Of
Gregory's, CThompson & Hitchcock, agents, New
York; for which he is the agent here-and by his
despatch he succeeded in getting his parcels on
board the Crescent City just on the eve Of her de-
parture for New York. where she will probably ar
from Chsgres STIR, f,B. H. It;regory's
express mail per Crescent City, was delivered in
New FORK nrlrly Jrc day, IA aiUrncs Of tas United
States mails.1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

Ship sul.sna Barrett for New Orleans has anchored At
quarantine, wind bound.
The Of the sailing Of steamship Hermann in Wed
nesday she went trial excursion
MARcn -wnd At sunrise Sw. light aud clear; sunset,
aulb ayy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

NO CURE, NO PAY.-DR. C0RBITT. NO 10 DUANE
- snet may be consulted on the treatment certain
diseases practice OF sixteen years devoted tho tra.k
ment Of delicate diseases enables DR. cure the worsS
form of this disease Recent three days Ne
mercury used.
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nR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET. MAS. FOR THE
ast fourteen years confined his practice to the rsst
nent OF Mercual and other Diseases He the
Of this disease and mild
two TO FIVE days. perfect cure charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

Two FEMALES.-DR LAFONTS CELEBRATED PILLS
These Pills safe in 2heir effects, and highly
priced rs female medicine to be used in ofrreguar
ties obstructons &C. Full and explicit directions ncossA
For sale corner and John street, of W
Broadway and Beach street. Of Grand and Allies
streets and corner Of Bowery and Houston street. Price,
fifty cents and one dollar per box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

CARD.-DR. DE LANEY. AUTHOR OF TIE &C. RI-
~ waite Medical Guide &c. continues to be consulted
diseases Of priv nature weakness and debility
gans mpe dmens to marriage &c. Those who apply in the
hrt those diseases will he relieved of roube
almost 1t ID chiefly however those whs
have suffered from certain class Boosting people who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

nR. L. MORTAMORE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
- have contracted diseases "Cura ut vosas" that "
Take thy health devoted many years my
profession and have trested successfully Thousands Of
ticnts Those who wish to consult those
do 80 (frse charge) from A. NJ r. NJ Sunday
excepted. fyou value your health will avoid thsss
and that their one kind Of medicine is All that
disease oil its FORMS Persons whose healtA
has ruined BY those esotss call upon me daily IL
William street. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

MEDICAL.
PARALYSIS OF TIE sToMAcH.-THE ENFEEBIEn
stomach no mean, are adopted to recruit i. yS
da the ss
tie: Isfss the 5
Fl assA .s
OUsLEY's ARABIC ELIXIR THE ONLY INrALLIBLR
remedy yet discovered for nervous head and mind 0on
onn the he 80 agent s s
mind diseased in eases Of nsnIags headache ,srs
an
msnt Tendency to blush restiessnes dislike
% s blood to the si
mental debility hyseris indeeision wreshesne:s snA
by G. s'.l S 10 & Ss
York; Mrs Hays, us Fulton street, Brooklyn
THE BOSTON MERCANTILE JOURNAL GIVES THE
'hs p. Tsmss
the eonpsas. which ne ss
S: ss
Disease
% s SIss.
STATE. and from INTELLIGENT
rs%%s,dy for colds and coughs affection. #
sssH" T
with
;s% S e.
II. WISTAR, N. d. This will be eoped with 4 wrapped,
copyright secured 1874: which will always appear
written signature of Butts. For SALE by A. d. u D. Sands.
No 100 Fulton street ofWiiam by Havand.
Reese & Co.. No ~ Maiden lane; by William Burger
CORTLAND street; BY Rushton Clarke Co., 10 Asto and
NS Irving House. Broadway, New York. and by druggists
generally everywhere.
ITO EEMALEs-DR. LAFoNTs CELEBRATED PILLA
These Pills are safe in aheir effects, and highly
priced as female medicine to be used in cases ofrregsa
ties &c. Full and explicit directions ncossA
For sale Of Broadway and John Of Wst
streets; and Of Bowery and Houston Price,
fifty cents and dollar per box.
CARD.-DR. DE LANEY, AUTHOR OF TIE PRI-
~ waite Medical Guide &c. continues to be consulted
Of private weakness debility of
dimen to marriage &c. Those who apply the
OF those will he relieved Of their trouble
almost taneously il chiefly however those
have suffered from class boastng pop who
properly appreciate his services Once 81 Lpenard street,
near broadway.
DR. COOPER. II DUANE STREET. mas. FOR THE
~ Last fourteen years. confined his practice
ment Of Mercsrial and other Diseases he the
Of this disease and mild removed
two TO five days. perfect charge.
nR. WARREN Is CONFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED
~ Diseases From eighteen years practice three a
which in hospital DIR. w. is enabled to guarantee
speedy cures without See his diploma his ooey
No Mott street. adjoining Chatham with the
and medicine this country produosA
TYR. MORRISON IS CONSULTED CONFIDENTIALLY
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DR. WARREN IS CONFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED
~ Diseases From eighteen practice, three a
which in hospital. Dr. W. is enabled to guarantees
speedy without See his diploma in his ooe,
and medicine this produosA
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NOFEE TILL cURED.-DR MURPHY HAS REMOVED
~ to No. ~ Roosevelt street Chatham where he
hourly consulted all diseases Recent cases curss
without in two to four days with raelsl
beaten DIR. NJ will forfeit ssh.
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nR MORRISON is CONSULTED CONFiDENTIALLY
II certain diseases which he treats without meroury
Recent in days Thirty years prastos
enables him to debility. &C. from self abuse
See his London diploma in his private Office 2k FutSo
street. N B-NO fee till cured.
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Couon is scarcely noticeable article in
our market at this Time.
Bacon. There has been liltle excite
mept'ih the bacon within the last week.
Prices are now firm ar l0[dl04, wholesale.
Within The past few days 10000 lbs have
been Brought in on wagons. sriI The supply
Of uns sold bacon is now comparatively small.
Holders are not anxious to sell even at
present rates.
Corn remaips firm, al former quotations..
Transactions limited.
East Tennessee Flour may be set down
at Sc wholesale, Sc 80 retail Other
brands Dire scarce Lard shows an advance.
We quote at lie: In other articles there is
no material change.
Clover Seed. 81 81 busheI.
Flour E. Ten, ST SO Dbl retail
:" St. Louis & Obi Sc soar e
bbI.
Sugar. 81 a9 cents f. is at wholesale.
Irish Potatoes. 81 % T. bushel.
Eggs 8 cents T. ddz.
Cpffee. I2s cts: q Is by The sack,
Cura, 65 10 70 Cts Y bushel,
Lard. II cents q is.
Buck Wheat Flour. sc q bbl.
Lumber. 25 cents y quarier-in W.
mand.
Baco p. 10 to 1oi cents, hog round.
Butte b. Is cents is.
CornFMeal 80 els per bushe by retail.
Mola sses. 35 els q gallon by The biol.
Oats. 40 cents ~ bushel.
Salt. SO CTS r. bush. by the Dbl
Liverpool Salt. SO 00t02 % e Sack.
AdreHiser
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CIRCtLArE aG LIBRARY.

THE Undersigned will continue
4sSs the CIRd ULA rigG EIBEARY estab-
k llshed by Bebb y, Smith. hey
viii rom time TO JIme make such addnlons
OF valuable worss as cannot ia.I 10 make u
worthy the attention and patronage Of the
READINCs COMMUNI1 I; anu TO such
nersons as are not IN 4 situation or have
40, Inc inclination 10 Luz Books, they would
cav fnEe a Ticket IN The LIBRARY, anil
von VIII thus have an opportunity q reading
an almost am subject yOH could ,clsh, WIN
orr THE EXPENSE OF l}U ! lNGsIHE
ROCKS. Some who have taken the Ticket4
Aaye. ,c.Mfn the space IF one term, read a.
high as SIXTY Five DOLLARS WORTH Oh
,BuoKsl We mention Tins 10 show what Ia
cI!fsrs person will have by becoming isn't.
scriber. There are yeryliew persons tn Ibe
community VINO are ilirng 10 buy what
Books they would Ike To rtad, as It IS quite
expensive. This difficulty is e,.tir,fy fbeiG
led by the Library. We. have PlAes'f The
price o. the Titkets 50 low rs 10 be ,fithi'l
The reach Of ALONE. DOBt "A IA ND
FIFTY CENTS EACH PER PERM OF
SIX MONTHS. la view Of these fseiliIi'S.
We ga, nrsiIy invite persons ftou The country
% subscribe. The Library Q rs;stSzol FlHi'st
ererY BREACH Of Seieace. Historical. Books
If voyages and IfaveiS ,ffisiig lows PfFieai,
Miscellaneous. EducaIiJndl. sc Sc
DlEAtR 81 liAAl4% pN,
ADril % ISL a.
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List of Est,a VS. TAX en- UP.

Isl, Kind OF animal IS gwen ID, color. Sd
description. 4h, age 5lh, posters name
9th, place and time of arrest.
LINCOLN COUNTY,
Horse, bay, has weak eyes, both hand feet
white above the pasterns 3yrs old "a but IA
hands high; by Edmund ID, Hicks, IN DIS,
May II, 1851.
Sieer,rsd with some white about the face,
swalI,w fork in the right earand spin in the
lelt. 3Ers old; by Henry Warren, DIS No %.
March 1851
= BEDFORD COUNTY
Horse. black. some saddle marks and scar
on his wethers. fifteen and half hands high,
about l2yrs old: by Wm Bonner, Dis No s..
April IL 1851.
GILES COUNTY:
Mare Niue. brown, IA hards, about 4yrs
olj; by Aaron y STEELE, Civ DIS No II. March
iS5l.
Mare .Nule. bright lay, reached name and
tax. mute marked down the shoulders. l2
hands high. 2yrs as.ISPure; by Alexaoder
Esleman. l7ih Dis, Aplil % 1851.
FRANKLIN COUNTY
Mare, bay, shnd before, star in forehead,
snip on nose. has the big jaw, 10 hands high.
oyrs old; by John SiIer, DIS No S, Jan 1851
? MARSHALL COUNTY
Horse, bay, blind IN left eye. small blaze 10
forehead. iet fore and right bind feet white,
a5rut l3 bands high, 3lrs old: BY Samuel
Nj 'kee. l2rh Dis, March q 1851.
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August EIectiJ n---ls5l.
coxGRrss-rrrrH prsrnlcF.


JeWe are authorized 10 annotlnce AtoH
g. W. Zones. a Candidate for fe election
70 Congress.
STATE skYATE-LtSeoI-S AND Fra NKLIE.
tive are authorized 10 annnPunce 80
s.r,S, w. Carrier. Esa. eaadidase ID
,-.-s,eseot l,incoia and Frahklin CUanties 10
The Stale Senate.
fEGIsLaTURE-LI ~ asp Giles
r. W. are authorized / B anauunce Caps
S.e1y.ra Z. 7Eel;,. candidate 10 represent
J,incoin and-C;lIes CounleB in the next Leg
islature
IrP We are authorized to announce d.
W yya;fo; / cantIAale 10 represent
Lincoln and Giles Counties ii. the next Leg
islature.
El-F@ We are authorized % announce J'A'
SasElfcEssiT. Esq. a candidate to represeat
I.incoln a nd Giles Counties in me next Leg
lsiature- Subject 10 the defsioniof Con-
venuon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO.
sE' We are authorized 70 announce Cen.
Robs- Faro IsIEnrson, a candidate TO rep.
resent Lincoln County in the lower branch of
thc next General Assembly.
fCEs We are Authorized to announce MI
Beunct w. GhiISIs, candidate 10 rep
resent I.incolnE County in The lower branch oil
the next General Assembly
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EEWe find the following in the
Savannah (Ga.) Republican,, Of May
II. OF course every SoutHerner will
he gratifed to learn that the citizens
of Boston we're SO courteous and ae-
commodating to Messrs. Bhcon and
D'Lyon, and would be mole if every
other effort Of the kind an the va
rious movements in some of the re-
centelections at the North and West,
indicated the happy and Ihuch de
sired result predicted in the conclud-
ing sentence of their card.
A Card.
To THE PEoPL E OF BosioN.-The
undersigned received dur Ing their
late visit to Boston, at THO hands Of
the good people Of that city SO much
marked kindness, attention |, eourte-
sy and aid, that they feel it to be
their duty to make. some formal and
public acknowledgement oflIt.
We went to Boston in the pursuit
of a fugitive slaY e-as ent ire stran-
gers, with one or two letters Of intro
duction, and possessing 40 claim
whatever on the people of THAT city.
Under these cird umstances we were
most Hospitality received hnd were
surrounded during our stay there by
many hundreds of gentle men who
aided US by every means in their |
power. The merchants Of t be city ~ |
particular were conspicuous in their
efforts to serve us. Itwould give US /
pleasure to enlmerate some Of these
individuals, but their mum ers were
so great that it would be wrong to
particula rize. 70 Marshal Turkey,
officer @. A. Butnlan and the Boston
Police generally, we are indebted for
The most efficient service ahd friend
y .advi &c. Indeed, our reception
could not well have been more kind
md enc ouraging. From Il tiers that
IAN be seen, now in our possession,
coming from merchants Of high stan
ling, we make no doubt that we
could have obtained securit y, had it
been required, to the amount OF mil
ions Of dollars. Every thing we saw
md heard III Boston has left on our
minds the Strong and enduring i'm
that the respectable citizens
If that place are a law alb ding peo-
Undetermined to see tho law exc
.uted, and determined to 10 justice
o the South. We venture ito I mark
n conclusion, hat the rfcovery of
mother slave the re would be attend
ID with but little trouble OBJ expense.
JOHN B. B BACON. 4
NJ IS. Oily TON
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zBThrough the polit@ness- of

Through the Politfne of
.lf. Ryas Ruth, Late Of, Nashville,
who is at this time ehgaged lin job
ofpainting and paper hanging on the
dwelling house of yPka " BTgdt,
Es9., sc accepted an invitation to
examine the character Of his work
And without arrogatiRg TO ourselves
sunerior Judgment ia such matters,
we take pleasure in saying, from the
specimens we saw,that ~. r. has no
superior ia this section, in any of the
various departments, Of Lis calling
BY securing his services You can
have your rooms finished off III the.
n.atest, most fashionable, and durable,
style.
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c.. M. EoxnE 6 CO..
Commission Merchants and Factors,
yanderIserst's Wharf,
i Charleston. S. &.
Charleston, S. C..

MIN WE offer orr services as "a
tl4EsssAsz Commission Merchants and -
Factors, IN all The branches OF HE CoinmIs
SION Business
In the purchasing Of MERCHANDISE, o.,
orders zee hare had much experience, and will
at ai times properly attend to direct orders
to cur address. tor purchasing and forwarding
Merchandise fromsIhls or other markets.
In alI,saes of Property and returns OF pro-
ceeds. we shall sustain the interests Of our
Friends, apd strictly follow orders.
Gonsign nens of Property for reshipmeIt
TO other pa PTS; by rail road or vessel, will re-
ceive prom pit attention.
G.. M. FOWLE 81 co.
Charleston, S. e., April Is, 1851.