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Trade with South America.

There is petition now before
Congress, praying for the establish.
ment of line of mail steamers from
Norfolk or Charleston to the city of
Para, at the mouth Of the River
Amazon. Lieut.. Maury, who had
been invited by an association at
Charleston to deliver a lecture in
that city, on subjects connected with
Southern commerce, took the oppor-
tunity to recur again to the immense
value of the Amazon trade, and to
repeat and enlarge upon the the con.
sidcrations which he formerly urged
in his letter to the Internal Improve
ment Convention here, which press
the early establishment of steam
communication.
In expatiating on this subject,
Lieut.. Maury draws attention to the
very remarkable fact, that the
amount of territory drained by the
navigabe rivers of America, that
empty into the Atlantic, is greater
than the amountsdrained by all the
na2igable iversof Europe and Asia
which empty interchangeable parts of
the ocean. The area of North and
South A,nerica--the back country
drained by the Mississippi and other
rivers that empty into the Gulf of
Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, and
by the Amazon and its couhuents,
exceeds by one half the whole terri.
tory drained by all the waters Of
Europe; and i. even larger than that
which is drained by all the rivers Of
Asia that empty into the Indian
Ocean or the great Pacific. The
whole drainage Of all the American
rivers into the Atlantic covers f.
S54,77O square miles; while the
European and Asian rivers do not
drain, together, in all directions,
more than 4,G40,4OO. The confg-
lration Of the valley Of the Amazon,
and the valley Of the Mississippi, con
vcrging together in the bosom of the
Gulf Of Mexico and the Caribbean
Sea, combine to create facilities Of in.
tercommunication, between all por-
tons of the vast territory, such as no
part Of tho Old World can compare
with.
The early cultivation Of commercial
relations to the most remote part Of
this extended and wncquallcl domain
is one Of the themes upan which Lieut..
Maury has bestowed his most earnest
attention: and he loses no opportunity
to impress upon the public mind his
ideas of the vastucss Of the interest in
volvcd and the wisdom, Of speedy uc-
tiom. The new line of whic! he treats
derives its Immediate interest from the
political occurrences Of recent times.
From Para, where it is proposed to
end, there is Brazilian line to Mon
tcvidco, at the mouth of the Rio. de Ia
Plata, touching at the intermediate
ports of Brazil. Rosas, tho dictator,
l.as just been driven away, and his
commercial policy, which was that of
nearly total exclusion, has been over
thrown. The ministers Of various
foreign nations, including England,
France, and the United States. are on
their way to treat for the opening, for
commerce, of the La Plata and its
tributaries, which cover valley not
much less il. is extent than that Of the
Mississippi. 1t has never before been
opened to commerce, except for six
months latriv. when the Enuli.h and
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SPEAKERS IN THE House OF REp

SpEAKEns IN THE HOUSE OF REP
EEsENrArIvEs.-From the first session
of Congress to the present time, there
have been twcnty-one Speakers of
tho House of Representative, be-
sides Speakers pro tenn, chosen from
one to four days, during the tenn
porary illness of the incumbent
i'll office. Henry Clay was chosen
successfully, by each Congress, from
the 18th to the 10th inclusive, and
also by the 18th at the commencement
of the first session. But on his sec
ond election he resigned in The second
session, on accepting his appointment
rs Commissioner for negotiating
with Great Britain, on the 5th he
resigned before the commencement Of
the second or short session; SO that
his actual term Of service was
little over ten years. Andrew Ste
venson, OF Virginia, was chosen
four times succcssrciy, ut the com
mcncolncnt OF the 2Uth and each
succeeding Congress to the 23d.
Nathaniel Macon, OF North Carolina,
was chosen three times by successive
Congresses: Joseph B. Narnum, Of
Massachusetts, Fre.EerielS a: M'lhlen-
berg, Jonathan Dayton, Johu ".
Taylor, and James X. Polk, twice
each; and Theodore Scdgwick and
Robert c. Winthrop, of Massacllu-
sets; Jonathan Trunbull, OF Con
nccticut: Lamadon Chccvcs, Of South
Carolina; Phillip p. Barbour, Robert
NJ. I. Hunter, and John w. Jones,
Of Virginia; John Bell of Tennessee;
John White OF Kentucky; Jno. w.
Davis, Of Indiana, and Howell Cobb,
OF Georgia; one cach.-I.inn Boyd,
of kentucky, is the present Speaker, in
his first term of service.
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New Arrivals
Ar TIE CAMDEN BAI \

AT IllE (Ah DEN BAZAAR.
The Subscribers have j''st received their new
assortment Of SPRING An ID SUMNER
GOODS, which consists partly Of
Cnlic"s, Ginghams. plain and embroidered
Lawns, Fancy M,,siinn, at all prices; Linen
Cambria. assorted colors; Cambria and Muslins,
plain and checked; Grapes, Bargcs, Chnllys
Delnncs. Tissu Silks. and great variety of
other articles suitable Tor LADIES' Dresses.
ALso.-A large assortment Of Linen CaInlric
II l,dks, Needle worked Collars and Cnts,
Chrlnisctts and Gaps, Mnslin and Lace Slervesa
Caies and Mantilus, Lace and Muslin Edginp
and Inserting, BonnctH and Ribbons of the
ncw.st styles. Ivory, Black and Feather FAM,
'mhrcllnS and Parnsols, md II great variety OF
other articles too numerous to name.
They recommend their stock of blcaclcd
and brown Shirlins. blue and striped Home
sinins, Cotton and Linen Osnaburgs, Bed Tick,
and every kind OF roweli,g and Table Linen
A very large assortment Of Hosiery of every de.
scrip.lon, Linen, Thread Lace and Silk Gi owes
Mltts, &c. &c.
They invite their friends to call ut their Store,
feeling certain To he able IL satisfy them in
every way, as we'll in the price AZ in the ussort-
mtnt of the Goods. M DRUCkER & CO.
April 70, 1867 26-tf
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Carpetings <!
CarpatingsI |

NJ su 'cribers arc now prepared To Of.
lertt, lowestmarket prices, full as.
soriment Of superior VELVEI'TAP Pts.
TRY BRUSSELS, IJfREE-PLY.
INGRAM, SCOTCH, YENIYIAN N.
DUTCH AND LINEN CARPET.
lNGS in new aud ch"icc designs. AIso.
the various widths of PRINTED BAIZES
or FLOOR CLOTHS; FLOOR and
STAIR OIL CLOTHS, and CRUMB-
CLOTHS. g LT and SILVERt.D
STAIR RODS and CARPETINGS.-
RUGS and MATS, Sc. ull of which have
been carefully selected from the manu-
fucturcrs in the Amerit an and Englisl,
markets, by one of the partners, and we
will have them cut. made, fitted and lnia
III the most workn,anlike manner, and OH
The best terms. We most confidently in
v'te attention 10 our stock. Also,
Curtain Materials.
We are now prepared in our curtain de-
lartrnrnt 10 offer The various atvlcs of
CURTAIN STUFFS, in Silk worstcd,
Linen and Cotton Damasks. Embroidered
lace and M'sln Cur',ins, Girnpr, Loops
lassels, Cornices, &c. Church Trim
mings, flangIngs, &c, new designs for
which We have now received and they viii
he tnadc, and put up. OH the best terms, in
the most workrnaulikc manner, and under
our own supervision.
BROWNING g. LEMAN,
Successors To &. g. +. KERElsoN g. Co.
Corner King and Market Streets,
Charleston, S. G..
oct. -, 1882 52-lf
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HaObclasnck's VVOram Syrnn.
NM RMHE MANRMA

This IL the most difficult Worm to destroy of
ril that infcst the human system, il grows TO nh
almost Indefinite lcng h bccos,ing 10 coied and
fistcne'! TO The lntestines and Stomach cHcctnr
the health 30 sn,ly rs to cause 81. Yitus Dane.
Fits, &C., that those n fllicted seldom if ever
sp' ct that il Ta,n Worn, fastening them to
n,i early grave. In order to destroy This Worm,
very energetic Treatment, must be pursued, il
would therefore be proper to take 6 to of INV
Liver P!s 70 MS 10 remove all obsruc,ions, that
the Worm Syrup may act direct upon the Worm.
which must he taken in doses of ? Tnbl.sp,on
fns times q day. these direc,iona f,'Iowctl
have never been known to fail in curing tho
niust obs:iIiu:c case Of IIsc T,rm
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Pc RY MOSES.

"a tue old staiiaUff sttaal4a IF 4. +. Il p. Moses
oaers to hiS friends and the public generally
II fresh supply ufcvcry variety of goods selected
by himself, viz: in Dry Goods-
81, 7-S, A, 81, up To Ia Domestics, from
cents yard up, or less by tn. quantity.
Brown Linens Mt II l.2 cents II yard,
Colorcd mn.iins, and Linen Lllslrcs, yards
TO the dollar.
White Grape Shawls at S. 90
IN GROCERIES,
baltimore Flour, twurrantcd good) ut sc 80
Cash.
2a Sacks Salt.
Barrels of Lard.
OLE. Government Java Coffee in Maiia.
Sugars ofnll kinds, some excellent quality nt
6 Ia cents.
Sperm and Arnmantine Candles lcsa than
they can be bought regularly in Chnrcsinn by
The box. Almonds, Raisons, Figr. Currauts,
Cirun, Candy, &c
CROCKERY,
in great variety. at very l"w priccs, md lie
DEfiES so'nm!i!ion i'll Hardware, Cutlery
and Carpenter. Tools.
April 9th, 1852 27-lf
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Cheaper than Ever,

iot of colorcd Barngcs, ut cents pur yard,
SILK Warp Baregcs, at IL Sd, IS and 81 Lie.
Supcrfine quality Paris Bareges, at 70 cents
Extra super Broche Embroidered Barrges
SupeSfine Silk Tissue Silks anl Tissue silks,
1T 25 and 81 Lie.
Fine quality Mourning Mnslins. slightly dam.
aged, at haif price, II II cents
Cold huslns, yard wide, Ut IL ~, Is 81, 20
and 25 cents.
Col'd Muslins, Sd wide, 1t 25 cents.
White Einb'd SWISS Mullins. at ID 81 23 md
81 IL cents
tol'l Lawns and Col'd Einb'd Muslins, l2 IL.
Striped Linen Lustrcs u: 10 cents.
Superior Silk and Linen Poplns, ut 81 IL
Strong Blue Sliirings, Stripes and I'chings, at
6 IL cents, and
A lot of Muslin Inscrt;ngs and Edgings, ut half
price, To lose ont, ut
w. J. JAtORI g. son,
22l king.st., opposite the Big Boot.
June 30, 1852. 3S-ti
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CH hRI.ESTON.
W.. g.. HBANaHRdDHa Ha'T.

2o3 and 235 kIHG-STREEr.
Zone door belnw Wcntwnrlh-S,rcct
:. we woul.i ngain respectfully invite the uttrr-
tion Of our friends nn'l customers in the country
to our INTENSIVE Stock Of DRY GOODS, wher,
they visit our City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED
Consisting Of Georgia PLANES and krrseys.
Alabama do IL,
Plain and Striped Osnnhcrgs.
Bleachrd and Brown Do,ncs.ics
oUfER DUFFlI H.ANKETS-DIRECT
IMPORTATION.
We would nlso particularly invite attention TO
our IMPORTATION Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being one Of the LARGEST
STOCKS IN THE lESOUTIERN COUNTRY.
We are also prepared to furnish every article
IN the Dry Goods Line, viz: lIosiers, GoIycs.
Linens. Flnnncls, Cloths, ,Casimcrs, Bnrnbaz zines
AlIn,ccns, Merenoes, Moussclain dc LANES
l'lnids, Inconcts and Swiss hIuslins, Furniture
Dimity, Prints. Ginghnms, Shnwls. Laccy, EJr.
ing. lihbnns. Trimmings, &c, Jc
September 90, 1851. 4s..tf
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CATALOGUE.

SIN and Strnw Bonne,s. Bibhun., Flowers and
:S,,l S,lk Goods Hosiery. Gloves. Scarls, cravatn.
l"grihrr "Ilhn complete assortment OF MILNE .
ry Goods, Dress ami Cloak Trimmings. &c
Guns K'iles, Revolving md other Pistols
frrr'H.ion l,, Caps, Game IL Shot Bags, Powder
hn.I'ss. Scissors, Razors, Gents Travelling
Toilet Gases,
aIn,icnl lnstrrrncnts
Writing Cases, Work Bo1ca. Fancy Stotiouorv
Coats Spool Cotton, Common do. Tnn.s
Yarns, w. apes
Buttons Combs, Needles, Pins, Brushes, Co.
longncs,
Soaps. Prrfnnery, Inks.
And general assortment of Fancy Articles.
told AMI Silver Watches, Jcwelrv,
Marine Time Pieces. French Maut,l Clocls
Common Brass ana Wood Clocks, dc.
-. English and German Gnns. Bird Cages and
traps, and various other articles too uuIu.rors
to mention.
N.B-Just received from Paris the mo.t
ever offered in This market. =:
October 4, 1851. 5u,r
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. $500 CHAI.I.E

Whatever concerns the heaitl, apd happiness
Of people is At all times of the most valuable
Importance take it for granted that every
rson VIII DO NIL their pos err to save the lives
9i thelr chiidren and that every p. rson will en-
GeaVor 10 proIuote their own ieait, O., alI sacri.
fees. feel tito be my duty to 8 lemniy assure
You that WoEMs. according to the opinion of
tile most celebrated Physicians. mrs the primary
Causes oi large majority Of discusses 10 wl,icf,
children and ntlults liable = if YOU have nm
appetite continually changeabic from one kind
OF food 10 another, Bad Breath, Pain IN the SID,
mach, Picking ut the Nose, Hardness and FuIl
ness Of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever,
Pulse lrrgular-remclnber ilin, all these denote
WoRms, & you should a. once apply the erhedy
Hsobehsack's Worm syrup.
An article founded upon Scientific Principles
compounded with purely vegetable sutstances.
hcing perfectly safe when taken, and can b.
given To the most tender Infant with decided
beneficial effect, where Bouei Compluinfs and
DmrrhGa have male them weak and llebiiitnted
the Tonic properties of my Worm Syrup are
such, that it stands without an equal in the cata
loguc Of medicines, in giving tone and strength,
to the Stomach, which makes it an Infnlablc
remedy for those afflicted will, Dyspcpsiu, the
astonishing cures performed by tins Syrup after
Physicians lavu flile 4 is the best evidence oft,
superior cilicary over all others.
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HHobcnSack,. U.ixcr u,;,s.

NO part Of the system is morc liable to disease
than t'lr LIVER, it serving ns fitercr to puri-
fy thc blood, or giving the proper secretion to
the bile; SD that nny wrong nction of tn. Liver
effects the other important parts uf the system,
md results variously, in Liver Complaint,
Jn'ntlice, Dyspepsia, &c. We should therefore
watch every symptom that might indicate
wrong nctiun Of tho Liver. These Pills being
composed Of RooTs AMI PLANTS furnished hy
nature to heal the sick Namely, lrl. An Ex-
rEcToRAST, which nug,nc..ts the secretion from
the pulmonary mncus membrane, or promotes
the disclEirgc of srcreted matter. 2nd, An AL.
ElRSATivE, which chaiges in some inc 1plicn-
he am! :nN'nsbr manner the certain Inetbid
action of The system. Bird, 4 ToHIc, which
gives tone und strength TO the nervous system,
renewing health and vigor to all paris of The
body. ith, GATHARrIC. which acts in rcr-
feet harmony viii, the other ingredients, and
operating on the Bowels, and c1J~lling the
whole mass Of fr"rrupt and vitintcd matter nntl
purifying t;e Blood, which destroys disease and
rcstorrs health.
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CGGwua1e@esa3e

AT TIE OLD STAND OF S. & J. GILBERT.
lIrtBt g S d +. NJ ERT
GsSNtt-ggSts4. continue the CARRIAG
-AZ---Si2-BUSINESS at the above
stand-No. 35 and 40 Wentworth. street.
Charleston-w where they will be pleased to
exhibit to their old friends and customers
very extensive Stock Of Vehicles, com.
prIsing those of their own manufacture,
together with various other STYLES usually
found in this market. Their long arquaint-
ance with THIS markr. az manufacturers
and dealers will enable them to offer great
inducements to purchasers both in styles
and prices.
August "a, S52. 44-tf
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Encourage Home Manrfae
TIRES.

RE Subscriber, grateful for the liberal
=, patronage terntnfnrc brS,uw,.i urmn
nm. takes this a,s,tod of Informing the p.ople
"i sumter mud The adjoining Districts tint he
ia IaRNESSe RT%tsises !, 10 cnTsy ON The CARRIAGE and
o"T branches, nj his stand in Bishopyile $. e.
iie IN making large additions to his Ertnbliuh.
mhtn' ~ us TO ennbie him to manufacture c, cry
h''g wanted, in his line. nj the shortest notice.
anu IN style tf workmanship equal to any in
he nout"r rn States. He hns in his employ cx-
Perienred workIncn. and is well supplied will,
the beat seasoned timber; also with trimmings
aud niountngH Of the Intest style.
All new work done in his line will he war
ranted IL months and repaired without charge
II It full in that time. lie will do repairing n,
.ne Snor'rst notice: aud in case any person living
nj -, distance should want repairing done. ifthrS
WI write to that effect. lie will send for The
Joo, anu return it when done
JAS. w. AMBROSE.
N.B-liis TERMS are az Reasonable as anv
person could expect
BiShopvillc, $. c.. March 9. 1852. eo-,v
Black River Wa,chnlun will copy Six
'''o''''. J. w. A.
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Executors Notice,

! have appointed Mr.. Samuel f. Wilson my
Agent TO settle up all the matters OF the Estate.
OF Col. Stephen I.acoste, late of this District.
~ ANNA f.. I.ACOSrE
All persons having demands agninat the Es-
tate of Stephen i.nc0ste will pTrsent them duly
attested- Those indebted will make Immediate
payment to S. l.. WILSON, Agent.
May nh, lSal 20 Il
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New Spring Goods,

NJ. pRucKEn & Co. have jus, received their
nrw supply Oi SPRING AND SUMNER
CLOTHING, to which tsey would invite the
attention of the public, at The time they
would recommend their Stock of Quitting Ar
ices, viz: Shirts, Collars, Cravaix, Under.
garment, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspcndcrs, DC.
April ~, lS52. 26-,f
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Notice,

All persons indebted to me individually,
or as Ordinary. will please make immcdi-
ate paytnen', ~ it is absolutely necessary
that cl"sc up my business, some part of
which has been Of lorg standing unseuled,
and whicl, | am determined Shall reluairl
80 no longer. ] hope my lriends will attend
to this al once, and give me and themselves
as little trouble as may be.
w. LEWIS.
Feb. OH. 1859 l7-u
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Cl I&Cll LA E&.

ne subscriber respectfully informs hi.
irieiiis ana customers, that he H. now receiving
AT his old stand, No. 26 HAYSE.SrnEEr. fun
stn'rs.> from England, Germany, France and thr
N"rtlern States, complete assortment of
Staple anO fanrn Dress GOODS,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry. &c
ns per Catalogue annexed, which H.. il prcn, red
to sell on reasonable terms, at Whole. ,aIr oniy
I" the Country Trade. He respectfully roliciIs
call, being determined TO sell n- lnw ms ,nv
House i'll the City. T.. G. BROWN
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pD D~oDnen~e

@D ia o9Nnal@3 SO
You will frrl tl,rsc Pills un invaluable m ali
cine in many complaints to which you are sub
jcct. In ob.,ructions either total or partial they
have been found Of ofincsti,mable benefit, r,.strin.
Their functional arrangements to Il healthy nc
tinn. purifying the blood and other fluids go
eflccIually To pm, 10 flight all complaints which
may arise from female irrrgnIaIilirs..rs M -hTI7l
ar'c, gl;illnSEss5-d -d1mncss OF sight, pain in The
None genuine unless signed y. TopENsAcK,
all others being base Imitation.
PRiCE-EACU 25 CTS.
Ey Agents wishing new supplies. nlrl Store
Keepers dcsirous OF becoming Agents must n,l-
dress tho Proprietor, J. n. IlOBENSACK,
Philadelphia. Pa.
For snlc by all Druggists and Merchants in
the u. 5.
p. N. ConKS, Charleston, Wholesale Agcn,
for the Stale.
August l0:h 1852 ely
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TIE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
l'lIARI ES,EIlN - 4,

TIE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. G.,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot OF
l.aurens-st. daily at 3, p. m. after The
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
MlNGTON, N. c., from which pnlnt
two daily trains are dispatched at 8 A. ~;
and 2p NJ; The 8 O'Clock only connecting at
Weldon with the lines 10 Petersburg,
Richmond. Washington. Baltimore, Phln-
dclphia, and New York. The publ c is
respectfully informed tlia, the steamers OF
these Lines, are in first rate condition, and
arc navi2atcd by well known aud en-
pcrcnccd commanders; The Rail Roads
are in fine order, (thc Wilmington
and Weldon. az well as the Senl,,,nrd
aud Roanoke Iavjn. recently heen reIad
with heavy TraiD thereby securing both
safety and despatch. BY these routes
passengers avaiIing themselves Of the
FIRST TRAIN may reach Baltimore in
~ hours. Philadelphia in i5 hours, and
New YORK in 80 ~ hours; and by the
SECOND TRAIN they arrive in Bal
tiIn"re IN 20 hours, Philadelphia in 56
hours, and New York in 81 l-2 hours.
Through tickets can alone he had from
f.. WlNSl.OW, Agent of tie Wilmington
and Raleigl, Rail Road Company. a, the
office of the Company. foot of l.anrens
street, Charleston, S. C., 10 whom please
Apply.
March %, 1892. eff
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Great Excitement i'll Charleston.
AT DUNN & DURYEA'S,
23S Bend Of kiny-Sircct.

.33S Bend OF Klny-Slrcct.
ME Are now selling our Stock at re-
w n'arkablv low pricns--Neat Linen
Coats as low as IS cents Very neat Linen
and Marsei!les Vests al u cents Black
dress AIpucca Goats at 81; Black dress
Pants 50; Linen Pants at from 81 to 81,
very pretty patterns: Black Cloth Dress
and Frock Coats at $50. Our Stock il
now the most complete in the city, and
VIII be sold at prices 10 correspond with
the above, and with our reputation of being
the cheapest AMI best Clothing Store in
the city-lhosc in want are invited TO give
us a call.
June !, 1852. .12-,f
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Lewis M. Hatch,
No. I2O MEETING sTRB:g.r

NV' H1V Na NaIiH1H'HNG STIR EET
CHARLESTON, S. C..
"lLH--Srrm and Whalc--AgenI fa tho
Bronklyn Factory.
MI, miiiiE LEAD-A gent for Union Company.
iitoN SAFES-Agcnt for Rich's Salumarni,r
rLAiFORM SCALES-Agent for I4lbar,er.
hO,ahDUS'S MlLLS-Agent for Mr.. D.
6EohGiA BURR STONES. Manufurtu
rers' Articles ~
LEATHER BANDS, Il large stock.
Ch,rlesson, Oct. 6, so
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ROBERT LATTA.

would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally, that he is now receiving n rn-
riay of Eicnvy and Fancy Groceries, which he
will sell low for cash-Two doors above the
Planters Hotel, and Immediately opposite James
Dunlnp's, esq.
Camden, $. C. Dec 10Th, 1850 o,f
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Selling GN!

s T OCK OF y RY-G O Q D S
AT REDUCED PRICES.
w. J. JACOBI g. son will this day COM
Incnce offering tho whole of their large and
vol selected Stock Of Dry.Goo'Is at greatly
ltnHiiced Prices, TO which they invite the at-
teiitionof purchasers and dealers.
w. J. Jacob &. son,
II s8 22l King.st., bend, OPP. the Biz Boot.
!: ChariSslon, June 20, 1859. J6-i!
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Notice,

Ii. Person having demands agnnst the
n Estate OF O. S. REEFS, deceased, will
hand them in properly al,esled, and those
indebted will make immediate payment to
w. WATlES REEFS.
Nav :, 1852 2S-,f
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Plantation for Sale.

a vnIunblc plantation situated in Sumter
District. u miles East of Camden. and miles
North of Spring Hill roT,,nining $50 acres of
land, about 200 acres in cultivation; n good
dwelling house md all other necessary hndd.
ings thereon fine springs of water, and re-.
marknbly healthy. The above place is n very
pleasant summer residence. Application for
Information may te made at this office, or TO
tho subscriber on the premises.
MARY GRIER.
oct. -. 1857 52-tfJ
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Notice.

All persons having demands against the Es.
tate OF r. 5. Belser, deceased, will present them
duly nttestcd; and those indebted will make
payment TO f.. NJ. Anderson Esq, Sumterville.
:. G., LOUISA BELSEIt, ADMIR-
Oct Goth, 1851 SO n
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Gents. Hosiery.

Superior quality Knitted Lambs Woo
and Mrrnn Under Vests.
Extra fine and heavy Brown and BIeached
Slochinett Vests
Lambs Wool and heavy Knitted Drawers,
OF the best make.
A superior assortment Of Lambs Wool.
Thread and Silk qalf Hose, of the best
English manufacture.
Also, Gents. Gloves, in Silk, Cotton, Lin
en-, and Lislc,
Threads. For sale very low al
w. J. jacob g. son,
'2l king-st. (bend) opp. the Big Boot.
Nov. 9th, 1852 Eft