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The funeral Of GroRor MoCy win take place ton,nl-
row afternoon. at o'clock from The redenr. III his mo-
,her ~. az Wellington street The friends Of his bro
Their. Charles McCay. and those Of his brotbrrnIav
thomas Nosbt are respectfully invited to attend NJ,
rmains VIII be taken 20 Eleventh street
On Monday morning. March 8. AvNr daughter Of WIN
and Winncfrod Mckenna aged year and III months
hs friends aud relatives arc invited attend her uc
raj tine afternoon at O'Clock, from tho rcsdonce Of her
parents, Fifty -eighth street. near East river
on SUNDAY. March 7. Jacoe DudRo, aged rs years
TIE con ot tho deceased invites All Lie r-enl, ia
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Court Ca,en,,or-..,,,,,,. ~

Srrnrnr CorRr--SrrciAL TGRa.--Nos 30 Is IA cl
Noe. CO. 2701i to $50
SUPERIOR CoUpl--rwo Branches--Sos 2Ss 40 sJa,
~ h4a 40 t49 4e3 ae2 205 III Ola ~. 4sa aaa 500
tt2. ba4 ~ thg, jsstvsi,. -
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From New Orlcni,g.

rue GEoBGIA-LAneE CARGO OF COTTON.
Ntw oRLEsNs. March u 1852
The st.an1shlp Georgia from New York, via Havana
IS below.
Tho American ship Winchester cleared for Liverpool
to-day with bsJ bales IT cotton being the largest cargo
ever known.
Tlr.. Eastern p.sis sFs o,c,dss here
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From PhiludcIphiU.
THE POPE Observation-Disclosures or THE NATIVE
AMERIcANs-THE MURDERERs or YOUNG LEHMAN
-RoBBERY-FATAL ACCIDENT, ETC

AhERicANs-THE MURDERERs or YOUNG LEHMAN
-RoBBEIY-FATAL ACCIDENT, ETC.
PWLApELPinA, March 8, 1862
n large meeting Of Native Americans took place to-
hght nj commissioners Hail. Southwark for the purpose
Of expressing their indignation at the idea OF Accepting
marble IRON the Pope, to be placed In the Washington
monument. number Of violent addresses we're made
series Of resolutions adopted protesting against
tht certance Of the bockasking the Monument Asso
ciaton to REGAL their letter Of
the associations that have contributed blocks to the non
mcnt TO withdraw them unless this request IL comped
wthaDd II the Popc's block il placed In the monument
that protest block he prepared with suitable inscrp
ton and that the people Insist its being placed the
top Of the Objectionable block
Matthias and Bais skupenslsy this morning mr.
raigned on the charge Of numbering Jacob Lehman and
pleaded not guilty. The Attorney General having with
drawn the fifth count in the Indictment the defendants
council withdrew the motion To quash
= g. Ellis OF Parkersburg Virginia, robbed last
night suppoed in the Western train OF care) Of Al 800
The money Virginia hanks
boy namod ISaac iIon,ors six years of agc run
over aud killed IN Remington by coal cart Ls evening
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Died.

On sunday evening, March 7. by Rev Mr. Hercha,,l
Mr. Jo,is y Bupo to Ms Msn, \. srIwARl daughter o,
John Stewart, all Of This city
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, March s. 1857
CouRTs.
rcmonstrance was presented from members Of the
BAR o. New York against any change Of Clerks in the
Mr. MoRe.s reported favoraby on the blu relative to
taxes ON public buildings in New York.
Also favorably on the bill to extend the time for COL
Letting taxes in Brooklyn.
streets in the Eighth and Tenth wards Of Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Also avoraby on the hill to alter the Commissioners
map of Brooklyn
Mr.. COOLEY reported bill amending the general insu-
rance law
GENERAL FUND STATE DEBT
Mr. McMuRRAY. (dem.) introduced bin to provide Tor
the payment of the General Fund State Debt
as falls due on the LIST day Of July 1852 This bill autho
ICES the comptroller to issue his bonds the
S4o' 600 bearing five per cent interest per from
he LIST Of July 1852. The amount of principal rcim-
bursable the LIST of July 1867 and tho amount Of paid
bonds shall be part Of State debt chargeabe upon the
bonds until June l. and bonds be less than 81 COO
The award to be made to the highest bidders The
of 900 TO be appropriated to the redemption comp
troller's bonds. redeemable July !, 1862.
NEW YORK EIciIASoE COMPANY.
Mr. MORGAN introduced bill incorporating the New
York Exchange Company
Mr. CLARK to amend the charter Of Ontario Insurance
Company
THE RELIEF OF CANAL Contractors
Mr.. VAspERHiLT. (dem. moved that message be sent
10 the Assembly requesting them to return the bills
relief OF Oswego Canal contractors passed Saturday by
A debate ensued. in which Messrs v.sprRslLr PLArr
aUSRos, Cooley, WAND, WILLIAMS, VAN ScnooNyIovfS,
IABrR and others took part. The resolution with
drawn.
TAXING OF RAILROAD sTocg.
Mr. BnisIoi. (dem. moved TO 20 into committee of
the whole on the bills relative Bipgbsmtcn taking
stock on two railroads.
Mr.. Josrs (dem.) moved to add the Newlurg Savings
Bank Bill Mr. Bristols motion prevailed
Assembly.
ALBANY. March s, 1852
TIE COURT
AIR. Nuts gave notice Of bill to extend the ursdc-
ton Of the Court Of Sessions held by justices
CLOSING SUNDAYS
MI UNDERWOOD laid the table resolution for tho
close OF the canal locks from II r. H. Saturday night
to II 7. NJ. on Sunday night.
ACADEMY or MusIc-PuBIIc PRINTING
Mr. BLACKSTONE brought in bill to incorporate the
New York Academy of Music
Mr. WAIST gave notice Of bill for Superinte nlept of
Public Printing.
TIE ATTORNEY CENTRAL.
MT VAN NKcJIrrS moved that the State Treasurer re-
port the amount Of fees paid into the Public Treasury by
the Attorney General. since January, 1850
RELIEF MILLS, Ere.
several bills for relief and other purpoes Of too little
Importance TO send by telegraph, were considered In
committee OF the Whole after which the House took a
recess till four O'Clock.
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WICs, Toupces, and Hair Cuts,rr.-<,,,yc,.

and requested to call the
hEDHuRsT Il HEARD u Maiden lane, whore th,y nav,
on hand the largest and cheapest assortment OF
Hair IN the city Aso, 60 witness tho lsug styic IL
Hair Cutting for 1902. 49, - w
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OF Wigs the perfect imitation
yet invented Those wanting superior article should
emil ~ BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No 4 Wsli
street where be found The largest and hest
In 10 city. he address,
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n,m rains Aebss and Scrcnsssi The Nv those
Iinm"nt much superior TO the -,Ic Of making %
mohts that there Is no comparou principai dgnot s
UrecnMc, corner Of Duane street. by the drsrist.
Price - cents = - '"e4''''
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call the attention Of uiring wigs recent i'm
pro.emeh The same was awarded silver medal for ts
nrt premium st the last fair. They ut t. PHA
LON Wig and lair Dye Factory l9 Broadway CORNER "
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Another OF Prof. Winiams' Popular
lectures illustrated by amusing experiments
in Mental Alchemy VIII be delivered this evening" s Metro
wednesday, afternoon, similar entertainment will be
presented ladies only to At ocloek precisely
Admittance 20 cents-Children half price.
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NInils Tor Europe.

The British mail steamship Africa, Captain Harrison,
will leave this port tomorrow noon for Liverpool The
NV YoRx WEEKLY HERALD, printed in French and
English will be ready at hapast nine O'Clock toInorro~
morning
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II Issss.s z Nsw jersey asAiss N n as'sAss Of
dusy On mon ard gAn
Mr. BArAnp, (dsm) Of Del, cfiersd resolution thu.
the plan for the yubcascn q the census returns as s1
been hid bs1ors ths senate be referred e select com
mittee for revision, who eha examine and report what
part thereof ought to be printed Laid over.
the OCEAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAILS ETC.
MT SUMNER TREE soil Of Mus, offered tho following
Resolved, That the Committee on Naval Affairs, while
considering the nature sAd proper granted
ass
ss. sns ss
great boon Of cheap Osean postage.
Mr. SUMNER spoke SOME time pointing out the advan-
tages and blessings to reult from cheap ocean postage
II would have, he said thu effect of oaung all naiabc
matter to be carried in the mail instead Of rs now in the
pockets Of passengers and in the bales boxes Of mcr
chants
Mr. BADGER, (whig) of N. O., said thu. the Naval Com
mttee had nothing to do with the rates of postage
Mr. RusK, (den Of Texas said that the Of post-
age by steamers established by treaty and any at
ration could not be accomplished by inquiry now
directed
Mr. SUMMER thought the committee could recommend
what was proper to be done.
Mr. DAVIS lwhg) Of Mass, suggested that the resoiu-
ton he amended az TO direct enquiry to be made
by the Post Once Committee.
Mr.. SUMNER raid that enquiry was predcated the
subjects now before the Committee on Naval Affairs
Mr. GwE (dem. Of Gal. thought that the Naval Com
Committee would get rid Of the whole subject of
these steamships In day or two
Mr. ss~AsD, sfree soil ON Y, suggested that reso-
NSA>AAAssSN~
latona.
Mr.. MASON, (dem) Of Va, said that the Committee on
Foreign Relations could certainly have nothing do with
the subject.
Mr.. SUMNER still desired the enquiry to 80 to the
Naval Committee.
After somc further debate, the resolution was laid
MARITIME EXPLORATIONS.
Mr.. Stewards resolution then laid over that the
Secretary Of the Navy communicate to the Senate his
opinion Of the expedienoy Of reconnaissance Of the
routes Of navigation Of the Northern China aud Japan
eas and whether any Of the United States vessels could
be used for that purpose and what would be the cost Of
such reconnaissance.
BOUNTY LANDS SAILORS
Mr.. STOCKTON gave notice Of bill granting bounty
land to sailors who were engaged in the Mexican
THE IOWA RAnpoAD
Was next taken up and Mr.. UspERwoop (whig) Of
KY addressed the Senate for than hour In
ply TO objections urged to his amendment The subject
was then postponed till Wednesday.
Eor-ITTERvENrIoN RESOLUTION.
Mr. CLARKE, (whg) Of X. J., gave notice that to-mor
he would call up his resolution intervention
to enable Mr. Seward to speak thereon.
RELIEF MITCHELL
bill for the relief Of Lieut. Col Mitchell in conse-
quence Of Judgment obtained against him by NJ
X Harmony, Of New York. returned from the House.
with amendment. which concurred in by the Senate
After short Executive sesson the Senate adjourned
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Anidon 649 Broadway prepared TO furnish his ee
Spring Hats For beauty stylo elegance OF finish
Tiehness Of material light elasticity and durability Ami
emen respectfully invited TO call and examine these
beautiful fabrics. +. IL. AMIDON,
GAO Broadway, Blocker gtreet.
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YU KYw YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The steamship Empire CITY, Captain Leeds viii leave
to-day for chseres with the mails for California Oregon
Sandwich Islands the South Pacific ooast The New
York WEEKLY HERALD win be published at ten O'Clock
this morning Single copies in wrappers, sxpcnce
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No II they do not prove by hundreds persons tina
TIC bohemian Hair Dye i tho best In IL instanti,
changes Grey Sandy Hair to beautiful, permane
biack or Brown sold at 231 Hudson street Perfumer
store. 75ccnts case So dozen.
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mar Dye Is the best yet discovered for colorng the hair
WHISPERS the moment u Is applied The wonderful an
certainty with which this fayore and old
Dye performs y astonishing IL Is for sale applied a.
address, ~ -
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to have spurred KNOX, the
Halter into renewed Efforts to retain his hold upon the pub
liant his taste, skill experience We
want better hat than Knox make aud he cell.
81 have hesitation in advising
readers purchase Of him. Call at No Id Fulton
str
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The Hudson River building Association,

recently organized In the Fifth ward ning rapidly
will doubt beneficial institution. The
prominent citizens Of the ward, and their well
known business habits guarantee Of its success pub
lie meeting will be held 43 Broadway Tuesday
ing, Mar ch Educational Democrat.
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Phal0n's Magic Hair Dive. IN color the

hair whiskers the applied without injury
the hair or skin 1t can be washed immediately without
disturbing the color and has bad odor IL appied
or sold, At PHALoNs Wig and Toupee Mandatory IL;
= - ~''e''
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Phalon's Chemical Hair Inv,goratcr. 10.

prevent badness and TO hair that fallen on o
become thin and to cure scurf dandru for invest with
such brilliant gloss and permanent curl
Broadway and all the drug every city in
- - =
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by request will deliver Lecture upon Fire and the
nthator st Stuyveant Institute Broadway opposite
street Wednesday evening March TO- 1857 fhs subject viii
ne Illustrated by series Of experiments Admission free
Hut those who attend will be required to call for
rem street, ut J. Coddingtons No. 10 Broadway
crowd will thus be avoided and opportunity
Tor those who feel interest
Jet to attend Lecture to commence ut O'clock. No
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= WurHocKs, Nc 80 nrv1WNy,e q tH 0s
Hats They think 1t not too much to that the pattern
introduced is Just what might be expected OF hem
feet in symmetry chaste in completion and beautiful TO tho
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ru Nvw YORK WEEKLY HERALD
The steamship Empire City, Captain Leeds viii leave
to-day for Chssres with the mails for California Oregon
sandwich Islands and the South Pacific ooast The Nr~
YoRS wrrxLY HERALD win be published at ten o'clock
this morning Single copies, in wrappers, si1pence
Mails for Europe.
The British mail steamship Africa Captain Harrison
will leave this port tomorrow for Liverpool The
NV YORK WEEKLY HERALD, printed in French and
Eng6sh, viii be ready at half nine O'Clock to norro~
morning.
Another OF Prof. winiams' Popular
sssms s
rSisn sss dP,er, nan al ~ 0s,soh % ~
ssss only t. ss precisely
The Hudson River Building Association,
recently organized in the Fifth ward hlling rapidly
prominent citizens Of the ward and their well
e w s 81 ~ T
ing, March Educational Democrat
Daguerreotypcs In Oll.-This new and im-
ss1 as II sss GALLERY az No. 81
ought TO be seen by all lovers Of art
Gcnin's Spring Style Of Hats were intro
duced Saturday l4th February Gentlemen in
Of Hat superior IN style ana
Ito the Brave and Faithful nothing IL
seems a TO s' U t &
lie and his productions for spring certainly most bril-
liant evidence of his taste skill and experience We
want better hat than Knox make and as he sell.
them the low price Of s. have hesitation in advising
readers purchase OF him. Call at No f Fulton
street.
Warnoclxs, No. avs Broadway, Irving
House, urgently invite attention to their beautiful sprns
They think It too much that the pattern
introduced Just what might be expected OF them
feet in symmetry ehaste in competion and beautiful TO the
eye.
Spring Fashions. - GentIemcn's Hats
giant Spring Hats For beauty sisssnse Of finish
Spring Hats 1852 outrivai all competitors.
ecn respectfully invited to call and examine these
beautiful fabrics. T.. III. AMIDON,
Gao Broadway, near Blocker street.
Card 10 the Public.-The PrOprtetOrs of
the Bowery Savings Store tender their regrets
those thousands Of applicants who refused admission
their during the last week.
the ladies gentlemen that increased
will be made during the week We have in
the number of statesmen double and shall
much better gements fer exhibiting goods We have
the whole Saturday evening night for the
bringing cut from wholesale and
opening those goods which had idea OF showing
but the sales of last week justify doing it,
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Fhalon's New Spring Style of Hair Cutting
New principle in Hair Cutting.-Ccan Hair Brushes for
all by the basket uilhfteen Of the best artists America
eclpses anything before dreamed Of in New YORK; az
PHALONS Crystal Palace 1917 Broadway, corner Of Dey
. - 1900 - -
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prepared to offer their customers largo stock Of
fine clothing suitable for the made Of tho best
rails and in the latest Our assortment Boys
Chdrcns Clothing is also complete One price f,r
goods. No deviation.
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Them s5 suits.-In this dun season Of the


Ten Acre Farms OF Good land, and Village
Lots And Farms in shares, at Lake Land L. delightful
place for any lady or gentleman to reside at These Farms
and village Lots sold low able in irstaents
few shares remain which advise friends
once Apply to {. WOOD, EOS Broadway fulton
street.
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house, Fulton Nassau streets New York. Tho
attention Of Southern and Western merchants ysng s
city respectfully tied immense stock of Spring
and summer Clothing which embraces all the and
desirable styles Of goods suitable for the season. msnuae
and modern style, and at prices which cannot fail
entire satisfactio Ion N. BA large assortment of Boys
Clothing constantly on hand p L. ROGERS.
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getting the genuine DR. Watts Nervous from WIN
r. Zeber lthe agent for this psper) at No Third
that all allow first bottle upon hs
strict understanding that the money r.turned NOV
this plan Depot in New York, 100 Nassau street. 81
bottle; 50 dozen. ~ y
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exception reservation the best
celebrated in GOURAUDS Medicated Soap for curing p
Ees iresn,ss sailownss chaps .haes roughness
Liquid Rougo, Lily White, and Hair Gloss at 67 Walker
street near Broadway and Calender " South Third
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Evans 70 and " Fulton street redeems notes the above
bank at cent discount payment Tor ready maas
Clothing.
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Gcnin's Spring Style OF Hats were intro
duced Saturday l4th February Gentlemen in
Of Hat superior style and quality invited to GALL
GENIN, No. ia Broadway.
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Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy.-The great fire.
side Remedy for Coughs Celds HoHrsness various
throat and lung plants Sold by Mrs. w JERyis ySs
| Broadway, and druggists generally,
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-28
Livery and Sale Stables.

THE subscriber, late of Abbeve S. c.. begs leave
i to inform the citizens of Columbia and the public
generally that he has become proprietor of John c..
O'Hanlon's well known Livery and Sale Stables His
Omnibus and Carriages will run from the American
Hotel to the several Railroad Depots and to any part
of the city. The subscriber has added largely to the
fine supply of Carriages. Buggies and Horses bought
by him Of Mr. OHanon; and he is satisfied he will be
able to afford accommodations in his line of business
unsurpassed by any similar establishment in the State
He has been at great pains to employ the most expe-
renced and careful coachmen, that families may feel
perfectly safe in his vehicles The subscriber has also
ne lots with abundance Of good water for stock and
drovers will find it greatly to their interest to give him
call Orders left at the American Hotel, so favora-
bly, known under the management Of Messrs' Boat
wright & Janney will be promptly attended to.
W. i ARCHER, Propriptor
May II. 80 Sm
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~DR eUYsoTTs IMPROVED EXTRACT

c|DR. GUYSOTTS IMPROVED EAIRACi
of YELLow Dock AND SARsAPARILLt put up IN the
LARGEST size bottles contains Of the pure Hondu
ras sarsaparilla than any other preparation extant
which is chemically combined with the Extract of Ie-
low Dock, and the Extract of Wild Cherry, thus ma
king the remedy more horouyhy efficient than any 9th
or Sarsaparia before the public. Atthesame time tits
ptrteeay free from all mineral poisos! Mercury, Iron,
Ouinine Potash, Iodine, Sulphur, Arsenic, and many
other mineral and metallic poisonS enter into and form
the active basis of most Of the Srsaparas and Pana
ceas of the day. GuysoHS Con.pound Ertract Of leNow
Dock and Srsopara does not contain one particle of
these substances; as any one can ascertain by apply
ing the necessary tests.
and use Guysotts Improved Extract of Yellow Dock
and Sarsapara which is thoroughly ecacious perfect
IN harmless and purely vegetable. All kinds Of disease
weld to its genial influence.
1t can be obtained at q. ]. Delays and Thomas j.
Workmans Drug Store, Camen S. c., and if 1t docs not
help them nothing will.
See advertisement in another column.
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rSEflINGOFF!-

THE subscriber intending to close business in Cam.
i den offers at greatly reduced prices for Cash, hls
entire stock of Groceries and Heavy Goods consisting
in part of Sugars Coffee, Molasses Flour, Salt Bag
gng, Rope Iron, Hollow-Ware, Saddles. Bridles,
Whips Negro Clothes and Blankets Brown and Bleach
ed fIomespun Checks, Tickings Hats Caps &c,
Knives and Forks, Trace Chains, &c. &C. =, ~
The above Goods will be disposed Of at very low
rates for Cash.
As intend to'leave Camden at early day, de-
sire all persons indebted to me to make immediate pay
ment. B. ". CHAMBERS.
Camden, s. c., April 30. 35-tf
sB"Whig Charlotte n. c.. copy four times and
end bill 10 this office for payment. %:
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Spring and Summer Goods.

TIE subscribers would call attention to their stock
i which is complete consisting in part viz:
For LADIES'
Barcge, Tissue and Mateline; Printed Jaconet and
Organdic Muslin American French and English Prints;
American and Scotch Ginghams large assortment of
Mourning Dods Black White and Colored Se,ring Sill
SHA WIS and JLlNTLES: Embroidered Muslin Man
tles Lace and Muslin Capes, Collars and Chemsets;
Muslin Inserting and Edgng, &c. &C.
FOR GENTLEMEN
Plain and fancy Summer Cashmere; (some in suits,)
Drap Eta plain and fancy Linen Drill Do Marseilles
Vesting white and colored Silk and Satin Vcstings;
an elegant assortment of Summer Cravats Gentemen's
Shirts and Collars: French Gray. Panama, Flambeau,
Leghon and Palm Leaf (mcn's and boys Hats;
large assortment of Goods suitable for bows and house
servants few pieces India Mating, &c.
April 20. MCDONALD & COOPER
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Furniture for Sale.

T WILL offer for sale on the first Monday in June
l. next all the FURNITURE in the Camd IN Hotel,
consisting of Bedsteads, Beds Moss Mattresses Car
pets Bureaus Glasses Tables Chairs &C., all of which
were purchased about twelve months since in Charles
ton Any Of the above Furniture may be bought pri-
vatey, if desired previous to the day of sale.
Terms-An sums of twenty dollars and under cash.;
all sums that amount note and approved security
made payable on the first day Of October next with
interest from the day of sale.
Nav l0-3Sts. II. J. WILSON.