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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-17

Herbert l.. Tler, ct al-vs. Reese Holland, ct al.
Bill for Partition.
In pursuance ofilse, order of The court in this
cause made, will ofrar al public sale before the
Court linu>c in Camden, on the first Monday IN
February, all that tract of land lying near Turkey
creek, waters Of Lynchcs creek, in kershaw dis
trict, containing five hundred acres, more or less,
being the tract whereun Tomas Holland resided
at time of his death.
Terms. So much cash vs. will pay al costs,
balance on a credit of one and two years, with IN.
tcreSt from the day of sale, payable annually, to
be secured by bond and good personal security,
and a mortgage OF lhc premises.
w. NJ. SHANNON, c. F.. KID.
Jan. 10 $315 1t
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Estate Sale,

BY permission ri .Iohn Il. JOY, Esuuirr, ord-
nlrr for kershaw District. Ill be sold al the Pla :
tilon OF the late Joseph Cunningham, on Beaver
Creek, on Friday the 3l>t INST, all the Corn, F""-
der, Oats, and suicry other articles belonging 20
HE Estate of said deceased. Also, on Tuesday
the 4i February, at his late residence in Camden,
sundry ar. cIes; Together with the crop OF Corn
anh FodI at The Slarkc place. Tcgtns viii be
made known d; the me OF sale.
{. J. SHANNON, rxac,rs
JOHN BROWN. i'N'o '''
Jan. II, 1851. Gt
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PUBLIC NOTICE,

NJESSRS. EDGERTON g. RICHARDS, and
WI WM,MATTiIIESSEN, OF Charleston, ha-
wing purchased from the subscriber right 10
and To vcnd. and to assign lie right to use and
make the Patent Sewing Macliie, known as
Bradslaw's Patent, duly patented Nov. ~, 1919,
notice is hereby givea that said patent is the only
original patent, and that, all inlrlngements OF the
same will be promptly prosecuted.
JOSEPH p. MARTIN,
Assignee of John a. Bradshaw, by hs Altornes.
.s j. w. MARTIN, and
J. x. BREWSTER,
Ian. I'd 3t
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SiiCl'if's Sales.

WILL sell on Monday, the Sd day Of February
1 next. eiore the court house do within the
legal hours OF sale, the following property, viz:
100 acres OF Land. wherenn the defendant Ilar-
dy Thorn nnw resides, all is right, tile and in,e.-
esI therein. Also. all his rgin, title and interest
III and 10 100 acres I" Land more or less, belong
ing to the estate ot William Thorn, Decd adjnn-
Ing Lands Jno NJ. Shaw, Alex Johrsu. andjothers.
A;>", all Ills interest in 80 OF land, more or
less, adjoining lands OF Johnson and Shaw Also,
one horse, one cart, one saddle &c. Levied on
and /" be sold as the property of Hardy Thorn, at
suit "l :. r. Murch'sou, Admir-, for another, IS
Harry Thorn. l 80
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100 Acres of Land

EOR Sale TO the highest bidder, without any
Il reserve
We will sell to the highest bidder on Wednes-
day, lhe 22d uI January, 1851, at The House o Su-
sannah CASTOR. Tract OF Land cOnttinIng l1U0
acres lying fourteen miles east {" Lancaster court
house. on bolh SIDES ol Little Lynchcs creek.
bounded by lands OF the estate ul WIN. Connors.
Jefferson Horton, W. w. Ellis, w. Ii. Roberts
aud others. About 500 acres cleared, and the
most Of it in good state Of cultivation. On the
place is good Gin House and Screw and other
improvements, also, good seat Tor saw and
grisl mil. The soil is we'll adapted 10 The growth
OF corn and cotton. The sale will be positive aud
without reserve, as we are about moving, having
made arrangements 10 60.
Terms-A credit OF one, two and three years,
with interest from day Of sale. note qnd good Sc
curty.
WIN. II. CASTON.
MIDDLETON q. CASTON
SAMUEL C. CASTQN,
January IA. 3t
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, s. G.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.


SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA AUGUSTA
Due Daily. at Up. W.
Closes Daily, at 9P. NJ.
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Dln Daily. at Up. NJ.
Closes Daily, At 9P. NJ.
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Due Daily. At A. NJ.
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GA Way Bag will be kept open for the reception Of
letters until the mail leaves.
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Closes Cbe nI5.yfH paIiya h, 5P.M
:, nrEas Mails for Offices on the South Carolina Rail
Road ,close paily, at 5P. NJ
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due Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday. at 3P. NJ.
Closes Saturday, Monday and Wednesday, at A. NJ
YORKvHLE MAIL, VIA RED HILL. DC.
Due Thursday. at ~ ii A. ".
Closes same day, Mt IL VI.
NEwBERRy MAIL, VIA LoserowS, &c.
Due Tueseay, nt -aes-7P NJ
Closes Wednesday. at F1 Z a. NJ.
LyNcuwooD MAIL. VIA TILLER's PERRY
Due Tuesday and Friday at 4AM.
Closes Tuesday and Friday. at SIP. VI.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open at 8 n m.-cloSc at p. IN. Open at 3 p. H.
cnsc a. 5p an open half hour after the arrival Of
the mails in the evening.
On the SabhaIh. open from 10 10 n. m and half an
hour after the Southern mails in the evening.
9S- All credit for postage is stopped No mail matter
delivered until it is plid for.
Jan. l, 1851. }. n. GAMEWELL; P. NJ
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souts, C:.ro!ina.-gAe:.laaw Ni.srict.


BT JOHN L. JOY, ESQUIRE ORDINARY.
KNTiIEREAS, SARAH ANN COPELAND. applied to
w HE for Letters Of Administrations all and sngi-
lar The Goods an,l tlalics, Rights aud Credits Of Ju
SEpH COPELAND late Of the District aforesaid
deceased.
These are 10 cite and impnisI all and singular the
kindred aud creditors OF the said deceased. be and ap
pear before me- ut our Urdinarys Cu:l for the said
District to he holden al KcIsIrw Court House ,hr 3ls
day Of Ian INST show rau,c if any, why said umns
lration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this 18th ian. in the
year OF or Lord thousand eight hundred ad iy-onc
and ia lIe seventy fifth year Of American Independence.
JOHN II. JOY, o. Il. d.
Jan. II, 1859. H.
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DROPPED

On last evening, between the town of Camden
and The two m,le old field on the Lancaster Road,
a large Leather Pocket Book containing one hum
dred and twenry-sx dollars (Sl2G) in cash, in the
following bs-l2 Ten Doar Bills, Five, and
Dollar Bill. The only paper in the Book, was a
statement of Lead Of Cotton sod on yesterday,
to X. S. MolIat. Any one finding the same and
delivering it TO the office Of the Journal will be
literally rewarded.
SYLVUS G.. CASTON.
Jan. IL, 1851. If
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Land for Sale.
I'm Equity--Laneaster District.

D. p Bush vs. William Gs sRaines-Bill to subro'
gate and sell Real Estate.
T NDER the Decree Of the Court Of Equity in
u above case, will sell at Lancaster court
house on the first Monday, the, third day OF Feb
rusry le5l, the Tract 81 Land .stua'e said die
trici, originally granted to Jonathan Douglass. 7tt
May. l7n7, and sold by the Commi> sioner as the
Real E~iat" Of James Douglass, and Bought by M
S. Perry md sold by him to William G Raines.
The Tract, by recent survey, contains 1928 acres,
morehr less, and adJoins lands OF James T. Wade
sen. y. W. Brown, H. H. Gooch, Dixon Barnes
and others. 1t is all woodland -
Terms cash.
J. H. WITHERsPooN,. C. e. L. d
Jan. 3. T3 ISL Is
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CAROLINA FEMALE COLLEGE.

TNIIE first session of this Institution commenced
L on Monday, the 9th of January, 1851.
FACULTY.
Rev. A. B. SMITH President, and Professor OF
Mental and Moral Science.
c. II. JUDsOt, Professor Of Ancient and Mod
ern Languages. Educated at the University of
Virginia.
WM. X. BLAKE, Professor of Mathematics and
Natura Science Educated at The University of
North Carolina.
Miss NJ. WARREN and Miss B. Corr, Musical
and Assistant Teachers.
Col. GEO. BooCAN. Steward.
The College is located in Anson county, n. c.
on the road leading from Chpraw. 5 &. to Sails
bury, y. g., ~ miles above Wadesboro', near Tr-
sons mineral spring. The place is unsurpassed
for lis healthy atmosphere, pure water, and for
a literary Institution is decidedly one of the most
eligible situations in the STATE
The Trustees have spared no expense in pro-
curing all able and experienced Faculty, and they
are determined to make the College in every re-
spect. worthy of the patronage of the Southern
community. The prescribed course Of studies is
eminently thorough. embracing those solid branch
es hest calculated TO exercise the faculties of
thought and reflection, whilst every facility will
be afforded for the prosecution Of the ornamental
branches Of finished education.
TERMS.
Tuition in the Primary Department.
per session Of months, IS and Sla so
Tuition and Board in the Collegiate
Department, S62 so
Young Ladies to furnish their own towels.
EXTRAS
French or German, S. on
Music on Piano, 20 90
do with Harp or Guitar, 25 90
Drawing and Painting, 90
For further information, see circular, which
may be obtained on application to Rev. A. B.
SMITH, President of the Carolina Female College,
AEscn county, n. &.
JOSEPH MEDLEY,
President Of the Board of Trustees
Benz. l. DUNLAP, secretary.
January II. Ct
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Liberty Hill Male Academy.

fA,HE Trustees of this Academy would respect
4 fully announce to the public that its exercises
will commence on Monday the 9th inst, under
the direction of r. J. R. Blake, A. NJ. Mr.. Blake
is a South Carolinian and comes to US highly re-
commended both as a gentleman and scholar,
as the annexed certificates will show The scho-
lasc year will be divided into two sessions of FIVE
months each. and all pupils will be charged from
the time Of entering until the end of the session.
Terms per Session.
For Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. $700
The above with English Grammar, Geogra-
ply, and Hislhry, 1000
ophy &c. 1900
The above with Latin and Greek, 5000
- Good boarding can be obtained at $S per
month.
Certificates.
UNIvFRsIrY OF GEORGIA, FRANKLIN COLLEGE.
take much pleasure in adding my individuals
testimony 10 the public vouchers which the bear
err Mr.. John Ronnie Blake, ofAbbevile, s. c., will
receive from the authorities of this Institution.
An intimate connection with him for the past
three wears has, in the minds of the Faculty, gain
ed for him high reputation both for intellectual
and moral excellence. As general scholar ne
secured high honor in his class, and never, du-
ring his sojourn among US, did he become anena-
bic to discipline.
In my own department. consider Mr. Blake
eminentIy and decidedly qualified to make very
superior Tnstructor-and as such | would, with
best wishes and in all good faith, recommend him
to any community who may wish for man of
good solid requirements and fine taste.
JAS. WADDEL, Prof OF Ancient
Literature in the University of Ga,
August 9th, ls46
Understanding that Mr.. Jno. Rennie Blake de-
signs to seek employment Teacher, it gives
me sincere pleasure to say, that consider him em
nently qualified to engage in the duties of that
arduous and highly respectable profession.
Mr.. Blake, attainments in scholarship, his per-
severing industry, his correct moral habits. and
Gentlemanly deportmemt will insure him success.
Ieordally recommend him to tie patronage of
the Trustees Of schools and others who may need
his services. H. HULL, Prof Math.
Aug. lst, ls46. Franklin College.
Other certificates have been obtained, hut the
above are deemed sufficient,
]. s. THOMPSON
WM. DIXON, Tfus
BROWN,
Jan. 4, 1881. -
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ian. !, 1851.
AS CHEAP AS ANY
NEW CASH STORE.

FsHEE subscriber has just received ard opened
Il fresh aud CHOICE assortment Of desirable
GOODS, at the store Two doors south OF II. Levy
u Son, formerly occupied by Mir. James Wilson,
whore lie will be happy To see his friends and the
public generally. aud PARTICULARLY all persons who
want to buy Goods Tor cash, at great bargans.-
Ills siOcR consists, IN part OF
Figured Brocadc Silks; assorted coored MerinJS
Fancy and plain Alpachas; plaid GIngharns
lleav. Manchester and Earlestun DO
Super English aud American Prints
have ;lien from all prices, from &c to 3lc.
AlSo-Super ChintG, Tor bordering
Fancy printed Cashmere
Six and cotton lappins
Al black Gro de I;Hne
Swiss and null Musns
CUiOreL and white canbr.cs
Dmiy, Apron Checks
landHerchIcis, long lawn, linen cambric
Gloves aud HusGry
a beautiful assortment of Ribbons
Snaws, black lace Wells
Green aud blue Berage, spool thread, buttons,
tapes, needles, p:is, hooks and eyes, and every
article usually loumd III lnaL line
In addition 10 tie above, have also,
Choice Ns;osi. foT t;eHsiesle,l.
Super Ciol!Is and CassInercS
Fancy al rea,y Tweeds
DiaCh Ribbed D'Irshn
Pam and nhCy Ncsings
-u;,cr bI:ck Satin, al! hInds 0f Cloves and llo-
serv, Hats, caps, nrrinr aud cotton Shirts and
Drawers, silk aud cotton llandker:hies, &c.
-ALSi,--
In the line of Domestic Gouds-Bruwn lome-
spGns, from cents VITA AN upward ten, ency, as
hIgi as ~ cenis; Dicachcd lonespuns d, all prI-
ceS, anu OF any qually desired; red and wnIIe
FauuriS. Blanket, aiIi NprrO Ciuih,. paIl Lin
scys, Ac'; Bed Iich:ng, Apron Checks, blue Dem
ms, variety ol GonHs in this department.
Groceries.
Sugar, Coffee, AoIasses, Soap, Candles, &c.
All u! wincn nare heen purchased at the low
c-t rates, Will, the determination 10 sell al small
advance, as ny MOTTO !: quick saes and suIail
proiiis.'
BE sure to call before You buy, as | have the
Guods and must sell them lUr the Cash.
5. ID. uALFORD.
Jan. II. 4 swtl.
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NegrOes for Sale.

4 FAMILY OF four Negroes, consisting of a
II woman aged about 81 years, a girl about Is,
boy about H., and girl about 7-so1d as the
property % the heirs of John Riddle, decd.
Terms of sale. one and two years, interest from
day of sale, payable annually, with approved per-
Son,l security. J. w. CANTEY, Trustee.
TO be sold at this caurt house in Camden on the
first Monday in February. ,.
Jan. ID If T..
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)l bushels OF Corn, more or less. levied ON and
To br Sold a> the property of John Holly, at the
S'I oi john }. SclIrorer 10 he sold at the resi-
dence "l lnc dc:cndlut on Lynchcs creek. III
Terms cash
THO. J. WARREN, S. X. D.
January IL Ia IA
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E:e SG;ltEl Ear0iIisa fsaI! Road Conf
E:sE.y a9d ti.c South Nesierii GsiiIi
E:G;;.i EsN.ali.

The A"nual Mcc,in. Of the Stockholders Of
both these Institutions, will he he'd OIL Tuesday,
the ll,h DAY OF February next, al the Bank Ilali.
The meeting to convene al eieven O'Clock. 4. NJ,
r;:d Oh the following da", tn-wlt: Wednesday.
her will he All election al The same place, be-
tween the hours OF o'clock, y. VI. and 3r'cIock.
p. VI for President and Fourteen Directors III
tie Road, and Tor I'hflcen Directors in the Bank.
a Committee 10 verify Proxies will attend.
J. r. EMERY Sec'y.
Jan. II, lS5l. ) ST.
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Al I.>O-

One Negro man named Ezekiel, shoe maker
Levied upon ANA L. he 80 Il d. the pro erry of J.
Johnson. al the sui of lanes ii. Wihrrspunn
Ordinary, iur }. i. ClorAcii a creditor, vs. J. ID.
Johnson and Bciiharnia Kecyes. Cd
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SANTEE CANAL.
camden, January 1, 1851.

The copartnership heretofore. existing between
Paul F. VlllepIgue g. Son is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Ali persons indebted to the said
concern, will make payment tosP Paul F. Villepigue
and all demands against the concern, will be pre-
sened to him Tor payment. e.
PAUL F. VILLEPIGUE.
JAMES /. VILLEPlGUE
Jan. Ia. tat
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DRY GOODS STOCK

'j'IIE subscribers intending 10 make Charge in
| ,lcr business il the Spring, offer their cntre
stock Of i;rv Goods Il. New Ecrk cost. A their
stock is large and vel! selected, to any person
wishing 10 pur !rase by wholesale, very liberal
credit Will bc given.
Ian. IL II. LEVY & son.
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
JUST RECEIVED,
Asupp|y of. Durand & Cos.
c--T.rRRa aTED FRENCH BITTER s,

Warranted n ccr.nin cure Tor Dyspepsia Weakness Of
rl:. stomach ana Want of Appetite Weakness Of the
Chest az! 9 Fever and Agu.:" 1t is also pleasant
Hycrocc in is pure state. and may he drank with Wine
or S,-'s without all imparg its medicinal qualities
1!av le lad by the case single bottle. nf
:. BEN son. FAIRLY Grocer
J. ilthRI$. Dchaln Street.
W. C. MOORE. family Grocer
Cami.n Sept. 81 - swim
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Edmund Lafayette, the grandson of General
Lafayette, arrived in Washington City on
Tuesday night, and took lodgings at the house
ofrhis friend, Mr.. Skinner. ,ssss- ~
y.s . -es baltimore Sun, 10th inst.
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WHALE OiL.-The amount OF oil taken bv
the whaling feet in the Arctic seas, most of
which have arrived at the Sandwich Islands on
tbeirway home, is immense, those reported at
Lahaina having Ill 900 Barrels whale, and H.
600 barrels sperm oil The quantity of whale
bone is in proportion the catch of whale OIL
Tie New London Ne IS, in announcing it, says
'Hlt is richer intelligence for New-London than
she3ever received fro,. the diggings"
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DRASS Tenders, pierced Iron do; foldm Nur-
- sery ;lo.; Fire Dogs and Fire Irons, Of every
desert ton. McDOWALL& q CooRER.
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Camden, January 1, 1851.

Camden, January 1, 1851.
TIME subscriber continues business at his old,
i stand, and returns hi thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed on the concern, and hopes to.
merit continuance of the same.
PAUL T. VILI.EPIGUE.
Jan, ID t4t
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IN EQUITY-KERSsHAW.

January IL
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TNIE first session of this Institution commenced
l. on Monday, the 9th Of January, 1851.
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The Washington Monument !!

II HE subscriber has been appointed an Agent
l Tor the collection of funds for thI w ashir g'On
Monument. The corner stone at tins Monnihchl
was laid on the 4th OF July ls4S, since winch me
WORK has been pressed with great igy.ahI Is now
upwards Uf 80 eet in height. 1t is intended I" he
$40 feet in heght-higher than any other edlice IN
in the known world and to be .ut entirely by the
voluntary contributions OF the American people
Nearly every State. and many Societies, nave iur-
n:shed each block, rs memen'o To be lncorpora-
ted IN the structure. The site occupies space oi
about thirty acres, granted by Congress. IL Is IN
view of Mount Vernon, where new repose the
ashes of the immortal Chiei.
Zach contributor 10 the amount OF Cne Dollar. or
upwards will he furnished with 81 lendid en-
graved certificate, exhibiting view OF the naked
Obelsk, and also of the Monument comuiete with
the Pantheon, signed by Elisha Whlt'lesey; gen
eraI agent: and countersigned 10y n. Taylor, Prest,
nd Geo. Watterson 5e.'tv Of the w shington Mon
um'nt Association.
We hear a great deal about patriotism and vene-
ration Tor the memory OF Wash ngton-here Is an
opportunity Ia show dollars worth OF u.
w BROWN BUTLER.
Evansville, March 2j, 81.
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no wrsTEnN MERCHANTSI

w Ewould respectfully call the attention of Dry
w Goods dealers In lndiann, to our present and
forthcoming stock OF Spr'Rg and Summer Dry
Goods.
Having made arrangements for large increase
of trade this spring, we shall be prepared at an
early day TO exhibit at our old stand, No. II Pearl
street, every description of Foreign anc Domestic
Dry Goods wanted Tor Western sales, and atprces
that we feel confident VIII be approved We es-
pecially solicit an examination OF our extensive
PRINT Department. Having determined TO exclude
from our siock all spurious cOored Prints we shall
keep only such a. the Slerrimack, Cocheco, Wash
inglon, Globe, American, Sprague and Philip AL.
lens branded goods, embracing the newest and
most desirable styles
Our ocA of American Cotton Goods is unusu-
ally large, and will he sold at small advance Tor
cash or approved pare
We solicit a call AMI examination OF oar stock
by merchants visiting this market.
BLACHLY X SIMPSON,
fabio Am No III Pearl L. Cincinnati. o.
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REMOVAL

FTNuE Subscribers have removed temporarily, Tor
Il the purpose OF rebuilding on the corner Nam
and 81 tr Gets, into Mrs D. II. Lewis brick store
one door below the Branch Bank, where they
would he pleased to see all their old customers, and
all casn buyers. They are opening large stock Of
Groceries generally, and increasing the same by
continued arrivals As they are dssrous tn close
out their stock a low as possible, before returning
10 their old stand in the anticipated New Store,
they will give extra inducements in the way OF
bargains for CASH.
re,rl5tf FOSTER g. BROWN.
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prpEMpTOr,Y SALE OF DRY GOODS
ON SIX MONTHS CT EDIT.

HAWS LagC., UJD ~ %. VIII sell NJ lhelr
III Auction room. No. 1873 Main ST. Cincihha'i'
on Wednesday, April 10, 1881 at O'Clock
800 pkgs of Foreign and domestic Dry UOous''o
close consiInmenls, pre- araiory To pullelhs he'I
new store Tns sale will comprise large ana
very desirable stock of Sc sOnable Dry Goods; SUIT
able for Spring aud Summer sales. TO wh'eh 'ne
attention of the public is osJecIay invited, among
which will be iound Ri-h Gllci silk PopIns' chah
geabIe Plaii do do. chaugeable black ana co'oiea
Instres rich Ihibet Shawis, embroidered ana lgh
cnlored do: striped de Laines, rich tgd de LANES
fine Barcges and silk Grenadines, fouiaId silks
Painted Lawns, Ginghams, French Prlnts' 81 Due
br1wn and green clOths, black and fancy CiS~l
meres. Sattineits, Drab Etes, COitonades, lflsh
mems. brown French Linens, POngee tid diF, b *
silk and fancy cravats, silk aud satin vest n@'
brown damask Table Cloths. Swiss Null ana JAG
onet Maslins Patent Thread, spool cotton, tapes
pins. needles agate buttons, canvass PADDING sms
Blenders hosiery gloves, Iickings. mariners stripes
calicoes wur.Ied serves, Nc.
ALS.j-l0 cases Fancy Prints;
10 do BieacheI Musllns;
10 dc GinghanIs;
10 bales TIcKIngs, ass'td Nos
Will be added,
10 pes Carpet;
80 pes India Mating;
SD cases Boots and Sh res.
UAWS, LOCkW. ~ CO, Auc'rs.
nn7-It No ls9 Main street. Cincinnati
~ I'm G9-etfe.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-11
JEwELRy AND NOTIONS

DY expres- uIrecI rom the manufacturers, clus-
ID ter pins, Jenny Lid eur rings, hnger rings
lockets fob chains, keys pencils, shirt studs, belt
slides, buckles n I'd pms which will sell a. low
as any house in New York, at whOosalo Or retail.
Also, at retail great variety OF port molnaIrS,
purses. brushes, combs, gold pens, needles, steel
beads and Chaps, Accordeons, mus! C hox-s, chess
men. dolls. balls, &c. a. q. PU$hEE,
mh25-ly -Maia near Water street.