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New Comm ixsion House.
HAMBURG, g. C.

~ o i THE undersigned having been engaged
{2sfg in general Commission and Factoface
business for the last fifteen years in this place,
takes pleasure in informing his old customers aud
the public generally, that he has opened house
to transact said business, in all it's various branches
From the long experience he has had in the
above business, he enabled to say in confidence.
that no will do well for those who patronizo
him as any other house in the United States or
CALIFORNIA. and that no effort shall be left untred
OIL his part 10 do better.
Consignments Of CorroN and all other species
Of produce, as we'll as MERcHANDIzE for the coun.
try, will have his individual ond personal atten.
tion, for which he hopes his labors may be benefi-
cial both to hrs constituents and himself.
A. NJ. BENSON.
Hamburg, April 10, 1851. 6m
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A SAFE aud certain cure for Consumption of
n the Lungs, Splitting of Blood, Coughs. Colds,
Asthma, Pain in the side, Bronchitis, Hopping
Cough. and sIl Pulmonary affections.
Opinions of tine Press.
The Louisville Journal suy: {" DR.. Rorer's Liv-
erwor, aud Tar. not only gives in.mediate relief
i'll coughs and colds, but from the testimony of
nen Of the highest standing here aud else where,
it in making some very remarkable cures of con-
sumption"
The Railway Register adds: " We have heard
it stated, by persons Of great rcspectabiity, who
remarkable medicines of the age, for Coughs,
Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pain in tho
Side and breast, Splitting of Blood, Whooping
Cough, and all Lung complaints, which, if no
elected, usually terminate in consumption; and
the certificates attached to the advertisement
would seem fully to justify this statement"
LtvcrwOrt.
This plant has, for many years, been found TO be
Of singular virtue in the Of affections of the
Liver. More recently it wns ascertaincd that it
possessed great power in arresting Bleeding at
the Lungs. Coughs of chronic character, &C.,
and OF essential service in all diseases OF pumo.
nary character.
This article is now universally acknowledged to
be the NEST healing and efficient application for
diseased or decaying lungs, any portion of the
fleshy or muscular parts Of the humun body. Its
medical and preservative qualities were understood
by the Egyptians in the early ages of the world,
and no doubt now exists among scientific mon,
that tho preparation used in the embalmment Of
bodies, was composed principally of this ingred.
ent. In later ages, il was found to bc in uuiver-
sal use among tho aborigines of America, and al
this day It Is their principal, and, In fact, only
medicine for au unsound state Of the lungs, or
any approach to it. Those who are acquainted
with the history of this hardy race of men, know
that death from Consumption 10 unknown among
them! The medical faculty in oil countries ap-
pear to have become aware Of the great healing
properties of this article, and aro now introducing
it in their practice DR.. Buchan, Of England, Dr..
| Crichton, Of st. Petersburg, Dr.. La Pneure, Of
Paris, and the distinguished Dr.. Cooper, have been
in tho habit Of combining It with other articles in
their prescriptions, and with entire success
p Beusre Of Counserfeits and Bose Imita.
| tions! - ss. of, .s-- -
The genuine article is signed ANDREW Rooeas,
on the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S5. Sold
wholesale and retail by SCOVIL g. MEAD,
lib Chartres st., bot. Cont and 81. Louis sts, N
Oriesna,
| SOLE GENERAL AoENrs FOR THE sourHess
STATES, to whom all orders and applications fo
agencies must DO addressed. .A,T
Said by WAapLAw g. LYON, Abbevils C. H., s.
." BaSsoN g. CuNSINanAx, Anderson C. H
G. L. PEss, Edge6eid c. II.
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Tailoring, Tailoring ~

LOWHDEsVILLE, 3. G.
1IHE subscribers respectfully inform tho citizens
L OF AbbeviIle and the public generally that
they will keep good assortment Of spring and
summer goods on hand, suitable for gents wear.
And being desirous to promote Southern mauufao.
ture, we have made arrangements TO put up
clothing in the best and most fashionable Styles
low as they can be bought in any market The
chasing elsewhere, a. We can put up clothing a.
the following low prices: .....y:v :.
3 Cloth Goats, from $500 70 425,00 5z
~ Summer "4.,," 400 10 1900
Vests 100 to g Dt and $1,000
Pants az: I 80 70 1000 and i4,00
All Of which we warrant fn every respect, II tho
material Or workmanship fails to make good, and
u not . psrisct Ct don't take than. All .orders
promptly flied atshort notice. Hease call before
u. II. scUDDAY & co. /.
Yny3 'TF'9i 2 .risss, 9m
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korly Dollars Reward :

STOLEN from The subscriber, on tho night Of
~ the 5th inst, large dark sshy coiored marc
mule, litiie inclined to be grcyiah on the head
and enrs head and ears very large, rugged made.
about FIVE years old, aud five feet high the mulo
was nowly reached. Also, my saddle and bride,
bits and curb, home made. A reward Of twenty
dollars will be paid for the apprehension Of the
thief, with proof sufficient to convict him, and
tweuty dollars for the mule. information 20 that
I can get her. Address me al Wideman's p. o.,
AbbeviIIe Dist. s. c.. ~
JOSHUA WlDFEMAN.
N. b. I have every reason to believe this nssic
was taken toward Haywood County. N. G.
Or The Laurcnsvii.o Herald sRd Gseenvills
Mountoineer will copy three tines and: forward nc
counts to Joshua Wideman, Wideman's p. O.
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A BAND OF DEspEnADoEs BROKEN Ur.-
The Detroit papers of the 2lst instant d
tail tho particulars of one of the most v
lainous plots just discovered there, eyerheAr
of in this country. A gang Of thiiay Sr e,
ty scoundrels, it seems, had assoSsateIst
gether for the avowed purpose of;eonnte
feiting, horse stealing, incendiarism.f .fbnfg;
ry, robbery-in short, from thccapitaltafn,
down TO the pe::;cs: larceny. The, organ
cation has been in operation for somefeivl
teen months, and is only discovered nowb
a person who succeeded in getting tho CON
fidence of tho banditti. At I,eoma, Centre
and Jackson, Michigan, on Friday last. INK
fewer than thirty-thrcc of the scoundrels
were arrested. Among whom are three
justices of the peace, FIVE doctors, one Judge
and four constables! Among other scheme:
of villainy they intended to carry out, wa
one to blow up the Michigan Central rail
road track and cars, by means of all inge
niously contrived torpedo. Tho prisoner
were arrested on writ from the United
States Court, for stopping the mail, coun
terfeiting, &c, and will probably be detain
ed until the next session of the court 70
that district.-Ne,o York Erpress.
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Fifteen Hundred Dollars Reward ~

THE dwelling house of the subscriber in this
l. District was broken open on Thursday nigh,
the Oath April last and a large amount of money
and notes stolen.
There was stolen between the sum of NINE
OR TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, of which
between seven or eight thousand doars were i'm
bills of tho Bank of Hamburg, six or seven hun
dred dollars in hills of the Bank of the State OF
Georgia, considerable amount in bills Of other
banks, aud in gold and silver about three hundred
dollars.
At the sume time were taken PROMISSARY
NOTES and NOTES UNDER SEAL 10 a ve-
ry large amount-over TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
are payable to Robert g. Gordon, or to Robert
Gordon, In some Of them the lettor G. being omit
ted, and generally to Bearer, aud OH short time
one or few days after date.
All persons are hereby warned not to trade for
any suci, note or notes, or pay any note or note
don, unless to tho subscriber or to his legally au-
thorsed agent.
There was also taken RAIL ROAD SCRIP
for stock amounting to Five Hundred Dollars,
standing in the name Of tho subscriber, to the Abb
bevie Branch Of the Greenville and Columbia
Raid Roud.
For the recovery Of the MONEY and NOTES
the subscriber offers II reward, the sum of ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS! For the discovery
OF the criminal or criminals, with evidence to pros
ecuto to conviction, the sum of FIVE HUN
DRED DOLLARS and fort the recovery of the
notes and money and the discovery of the crmi-
nal or criminals and evidence to prosecute TO con.
viction, the sum of FIFTEEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS. ROBERT Z. GORDON
May !, 1851
Or The Greenville Mountainecr, Edgefeld Ad-
vertiser and Chronacle and Sentinel will give the
above advertisement three weekly insertions, and
forward bills to this Office Immediately for pay
Inent.
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SINGULAR GEOLOGICAL FAcr.-At Mo-
dena in Italy, within circle of four miles
around the city, whenever the earth is dug,
and the workmen arrive at the distance of
sixty-three feet, they como to bed of chalk.
which they bore with an auger, five feet
deep. They then withdraw from the pit
before the auger is removed, and upon its
extraction, the water bursts up with great
violence, and quickly fills the we'll thus made,
the supply of water being affected neither
by rains or droughts. At the depth of four
teen feet arc found tho ruins of a city, hou.
ses, paved streets, and masonic work. Be.
low this. again is n layer Of earth, and at
twenty-six feet. walnut trees are found en-
tire, and with leaves and walnuts still npon
them. At twentyeight feet. soft chalk is
found. and below this, vegetables and trees
as before.
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N + w S PRl N & GOODS!
Full Supplies.
8 n q ~ N II ~ 4. q IN EA A II

OR0ItS
HAVE NOV received their full. supplies Of
IL SPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS
comTTising the ldrgea assortment they haze eref
offered To the public, and embracing ereat varis.
ty OF new and splendid articles.
AMoNo WHICH ARE,
Paris printed Grenadines, OF rich and elegant
styles.
Rich printed Grape dc Paris Boreees, and For.
| lard silks, Of the latest Paris styles,
Superior French printed Jackonels, and Organ.
dies. Of new and beautiful styles,
Hhch Hrocade Grenadines, ali elegant article
, Tor Lndies Dresses,
Superior plain colored and black Crape do Paris.
and plain black silk Grenadines,
superior plain black Satin dc Chine, Satin do
Nord. Rich Tnfita and Black watercd Silks,
R'ch coloied Dress silks, Of tho latest Paris
styles,
5n,all checked siIss, fo, Ladies sp,inu .nJ
summer weur, Of beautiful styles,
Splendid White Lace Robes, und White Grena.
dimes,
Real Vulencienncs, and Thread Laces,
Superior Swiss and Juckonct Edgings aud In
srr.ingn, (some Of extra quaty,)
Ladies Extra Rich, French, Spanish and Bridal
Fans,
l'ndies superior white, black and and colorcd
Kid Gloves,
Ladies Parusols, Of rich and elegant styles,
RAN white and black, and rich Embroidered
Grcnadine Shawls,
Rich Embroidered White and Mode oolored
Grape Shawls, Of splendid styles,
Superior plain white, black, salmon, mode and
cherry colored Crape Shuwls.
very large supply Of Mourning Goods, for
Ladies summer wear,
Superior French, English and American Prints
in great variety Of styles,
superior Manchester and French Fancy and
Mourning Gingliams, If new and beautiful styles,
urge supply Of articles suitable for Gentle.
men and Youths summer wear,
With great variety Of other articles suitable
for Family und Plantation use, and to all of which
thoy respectfully invite the attention of tho pub
lie. (aprl2-3
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.lortnw,tp, when a. it they went rouebssed
tumble, amid tRs cheers Of 'thc sta1snce,
which bapptnsd not 70 be very select Pie
fight continued until one of the bruisers
gave his adversary such blow that he was
knocked hecls-ovcr head into the orchestra,
carrying down double-basses, trombones,
hautboys and all, and making perfect
smash of kettle-drum or two. Amid the
frantic cheers of the pit, the discomfted he
70 of the sock and buskin picked himself
up and sneaked off, and thus ended COM
bat which WAS really terrific as far as it
went.
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Ladies Mantillas.
S y y w DEN & SHEAR.

AUGUSTA. GA,
HAVE RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK,
Ill Ladies Puris-made Silk MantilIas, of new
and splendid styles for summer we,r,
Ladies rrench-worked NJ Muslin MantiIIas, OF the
latest Paris styles,
Ladies rich white and black Lace Mantillas. of
elegant styles,
Ladies' black !see Shawls, and white and Blk
Lace Scarfn.
Ladies French worked Muslin Collars, Chemia.
setts, Cuffs and Undersleevea,
Ladies Lace Collars, Cuffs and Undersleeves,
of beautiful styles,
To all of which they respectfully invite tho at
tenton of the public.
Augusta, April II
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WASHINGTON, April 26--6 p. m.
The RumOrcd INVASION.

PREs1DENT's PKocLAMATIoN-Roun Is
land and Popev Biockades.-'The papers of
this morning contain n proclamation from
the President, warning all persons against
embarking in Cuba invasion.
The President believes that military pre-
arations arc now on foot for an expedition
principally composed Of foreigners) against
Cuba. The proclamation announces the
penalties to which all persons engaged in
such expeditions will DO obnoxious, us we'll
as their forfeiture to all claims to the pro-
lection Of tho Government. The authori-
ties Of civil and military, are ordered to use
all precaution to arrest all persons engaged
in such an expedition, and good citizens are
urged to discountenance such schemes.
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PRoFEssoR PAGES EXpERIMENTAL1R 1RI,
Owing to the announcement that, oil sSa
urday, Professor Pages Electro. Magnet;
Locomotive would have a preliminary ari:
on the railroad, large number of pesson
including many of scientific attai ih1nsht
were in attendance, near the station-iious
lnanifesting marked interest in the sacsc.
of the experiment. A report that TN aec
dent had occurred excited appreI,ensicl, i
the minds Of many that there WINS to I
either postponement or failure. Howeve
this state of feeling was somewhat: relieve
by the appearance of Professor Page hin
self on the platform of his car, who inform
cd the spectators that two of the cells in ii
middle Of the battery which he was abo,
to employ had exploded-an occurrence, l.
said, which had not before taken place j
the course of his two years experiments
but that, in order that the compahy''whic
had assembled might not be disappojnie,
the locomotive would nevertheless shSstl
move. Like the sun which ut that NONE,
emerged from dark rain-cloud, tkhi6fi
announcement frightened the countenSiici
Of all who heard it, and much to thelssa
faction, iii the course Of five minutes there,
came forth from its shed, moving stestii,
and wended its way on the rails forssever:
hundred yards; then paused and backed
another track, and again moved forward
the direction Of Baltimore. y,&
We had no means of ascc, tanine itSspec
but should Judge that it was satsthe rate
about five or six miles per hour -al,ieb, fl
an experimental trip, with crippled yast'
ry, wac doing remarkably well, we tt5bk.-
Indeed, we have hardly doubt, frrHi.wh
Professor Page has already accor,p psisase,
that lie will erc long attain the successful al
plication of electromagnetic power toxss5e
and railway trains now propelled by sEesn
1t was a novel spectacle to witness a c,
smoothly and quietly emerging fromsi
place Of shelter, aud none of its machine,
visible, and travelling over the rails SitRo,
the usual Accomplishments of the ipnffin
steam, the glowing furnace, the deass ,yo
ume OF black smoke, and the clasEiRf
heavy enginery, and only occasionally eni
ting bright flash under the car. the m;
atnre lightning Of this wonderful insest;p
Having gone out some distance oHsN
road, the locomotive then returned ;as Rass
Iessly as it went, when it was agaia aale
housed. y ;sse,
Whatever doubts may be entertained:
to Professor Pages ultimate success, lisbon
be remembered that his present efforts ba,
already compassed much more than.tho
expended in the first experiment with stea
rs motive power, during an equal period
time " ashington Rc7,u6iic.
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rDr. n. SIMS. surxeon Den,tst

"Dr. N. SIMS, Surgeon Dentist,
having settled permanently in the District of Abb
beve, respectfully offers his Professional services
to the citizens of the Village and District general
ly. He is prepared to do all work in his limo in
the most approved and durable manner.
Orders left at tho Banner office, or addressed
TO him at Cokesbury, will receive prompt atten-
ton Gmh22.l2mA
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COKesDury, 8ist Aprii.

rf'HE Anniversary Of the Cokesbury Female
! Association, will take place on the second
Tuesday in May, (l3th proxmo,) at which time
there will be an address delivered before the Asso-
citation by Col. f. w. CApeaR. at o'clock nrec.e-
ly. At early cands.iight of the same eve.
ming, there will be CONCERT in the Female
Academy, under the direction Of Mr.. F. A. Con.
nor, (principal of the Musical Department,) in
which will be an exhibition of Music, consisting
of Glces, Trios, Duets and Polkas The public
generally sEs invited to a.t=T,s'.
q. w. HODGES, Pres. Ass'n.
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0 Il CARD.-The subscriber will continus
the business carried OH by WALKER e. CoLx.
MAN, and hopes by prompt attention to business,
with a competent assistant in the Forwarding de-
partneni, to receive continuance Of the liberal
patrodage bestowed upon the late firm of w. and
C.. MILTON, w. COLEMAN.
Hamburg, March "a, 1851.
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'ATEST INTELLIGENCE p!
Pacific!
SE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Cotton Advanced!
SALES, 900 BALES.
INTERESTING POLITICAL ITEMS.

- New YoRK, April 10.
The American Steamship Pacifc arrived
ere to-day, bringing four days later intelli-
encsfIom Liverpool, which port she left on
le 0thinst.
The GALES Of Cotton OH Saturday, Mon
ny and Tuesday morning were l 900 bales.
air, Uplands, Z 3.s; Fair Mobile, 3-s ;
tds sOreans, 734. [The Liverpool quota
ons of March 3s. by the Africa, were Fair
]plandS, i8 II Z 3-s; Fair Mobile IA
7ls2s Fair Orleans, 7s.] Consumers
urchase sparingly, awaiting advices from
america respecting the crop.
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ARMY MovEMENrs.-Six companies of the
7th infantry left Jefferson Barracks, on Thurs
day week, on the steamer Pacific and Grand
Turk for Texas. We also learn that four
companies of the same regiment left Fort
Leavenworth about week since, by land,
for Fort Gibson, on tho Arkansas. They
are sent out as check upon the Indian
tribes inhabiting that region.
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Curtain Materials.

SNOW DEN & SHEAR,
HAVE received from New York
IL White Embroidered Lace and Muslin Cur.
tans, of new aud elegant styles,
White embroidered Muslin Curtains, at yery
low prices,
Rich colorcd Dsmasks, for Curtains,
Superior White aud Fancy colored Dimities,
Sup. A French Furniture Prints, aud plain
and twilled A Turkey Red,
Gilt Cornices, Curtain Pms and Bands.
10 all of which they respectfully invite tho at
ten;on of the public.
Augusta, April l2 3
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JP CoUNTRy RAILRoADs.-A writer in
SSl;naaha.as iIasIa --..a u --a =

ur CoUNTRy RAlLRoADs-A writer in
TIE. Wipnsboro' Herald says: ~
ss From q single, depot on tho Greenville
ssg4d Ms learn that 1000 bales Of cotton were
lsnt Forward in a single week, and now
tbes Herald Of Die, 10th inst before me,
,s nd ttst on the 2l of this present month,
sra 10 consignees Of goods on the
GgkSslotts roaa. This latter road / under
HI or tha last noDth not only paid
expenses, but act1aIliy netted l4 per cent
IS jts cot this abe 30, We care forced
81 szs III q sampsor, stpiodig::
& ssse Isaibg visited
4 le1Ne mi Azaminsd ;the condition
M s his lsiA 8 resalts 8 az.
~; fSa- .-az!Eiss, SszSSs "
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Groceries, Provisions, Wines, LIZ
QUOrs. &C.. &C..
EDW A RD SILL e. SON,
No 100 Main-street

COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA,
x EEP constantly on hand. q full and complete
n assortment of fresh goods. embracing every
thing in their line, which, tbeing purchased upon
the most favorable terms,) will be sold with es-
pecal reference to the interests OF the purchaser
Being determined by every means in their pow
or, to hold out inducements to gentlemen in the
back country, who may find it convenient, (by
means of the facilities of the Rail Roads,) to pur-
chase their supplies, in whole, or in part, in Co
Iumbia, they respectfully solicit trial at least
plrdging themselves TO the most assidious atte,-
lion to orders, aud guaranteeing every thing sold
by them to be Of best quality and at lowest cash
pies.
All goods sold by them will be carefully and ju-
dicously put up; and promptly delivered at either
Of ii,e -"is. III st sny 5ti,eF point in town. f-.e
of charge to the purchaser.
TgRas, CASH INVARIABLY, Or Cry AccErrAH-
cEs. EDWARD SILL,
EDWARD SILL, in.
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DaguerreOtypes.

nAV1D GOFF respectfully informs the citi-
~ zens of the Village and the public generally
that he will be in the village sometime during
next week, and that he is now fully prepared to
tnke LlkENESSES in all the perfection of tho
art.
0 Rooms in the old Masonic Hail. The pub
lie are invited to call and examine his specimens.
APPS II
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Folly Of Aristocratic Pretensions.-The
most aristocratic man Of our acquaintance is
the grandson Of n fiddler; the proudest
woman the daughter Of washerwoman.-
1t betrays lack Of good sense TO condemn
or look with contempt on any virtuous per-
son, however poor he or she may be-. The
wise and COOL respect and love goodness
wherever it is found.
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.lssst. New York, April 26--G p. m.
Ihdales reported are 1000 bales at the
follpgi,sg rates, showing n decline of IA l"
3,asA.aer the Pacifc's advices. Middling
uptkdS 10 1-2; Orleans II IA. Sales Of
the week 10000 bales. Rico has declined,
~ irdicated by the sales OF 700 tcs. AS 3 Ia
81 l-6, on -four and corn, decline of 6
and 3 cts. respectively is announced. In
sugar an advance of IA is realized.
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FrvE L'EMPR1MEuRs.-Printe are evi-
dently appreciated in California, where oc-
cupation seems to be a test of character
The California Courier of March 5th, has
the following paragraph:
Test Of Ctnracter.-Yestertlay, a case of
theft in stealing vaiise, was brought before
Recorder Tilford. When the delinquent
was placed in the dock, the witnesses were
called but no person appeared to testify
.,trate of the prisoner. George Brown, sir"
'.Where do you reside 2" "In Sacramento
+. City" What is your occupation 2" 81
! am a printer, may it please your honor
~ gss A printer" exclaimed the Recorder q
printer prove that, sir, and will order
your discharge immediately" which typo
had no difficulty in doing, ard went his way
rejoicing.
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q CARD.-In retiring from tho late firm
Of WALKER g. COLEMAN, I take pleasure in re-
commencing to my friends and the public, my
friend and partner, NJ. w. COLEMAN, aud hope
that he may receive a continuance Of the liberal
patronage received by Tho late firm. ! will con-
tinue the Ware House and Commission Business
in Augusta, Georgia.
G.. WALKER.
Hamburg, March "a, 1851 ap5.2m