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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-26
MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICHlI ON ID.

ARRIVED,
Brig H c Lowell, Booker, Rockland, lime to Has.
kins & Libby.
schr Alvano, Pugh, Porto Rico, sugar to Bacon i
Baskervl
schr Con1mander.in- Chief, Woglam, Whining.
ton, lumber.
schr Mary Perkins, Nickerson, Boston, mdze to
D~Currie.
Schr Gipsey, Bonnet, New York, hay, was run
into on Saturday night by steamer Pocahontas and
considerably damaged in spars, rigging, &c.
SAILED,
Schr Merchant Couch, New York, ndzs, David
Currie.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia
Mayo & Atkinson.
Schr Maria Theresa, at Salem, from Richmond,
rode out the late gale under the lee Of Georges
Island, Boston habor, where she anchored 18th
p
Schr Iris Senkins, from Richmond, arrived at
Hartford, CT, 2lst inst.
NEW YORK, April 24-Arrd schr R Wetmore
Dearborn, Richmond.
PHILADELpH1A, April 24-Cld, steamship vir
ginia, Teal, Richmond.
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i CHERRY And WOOD NAPTHA has been
used for years and has always been found a sale,
and Diseases of the Lungs Many hattering evi.
dences offs superiority over other preparations of
kindred kind. have been received from physicians
and others. Price 80 cents per bottle.
For sale by E. J. FICOT, corner opposite the Old
Market, and WIN. P. LADD, Shock oe Hill.
an IL
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u ICHMOSD MANUFACTORY.-G
~ and Silver Pencil Cases; the ever pointed Pens
manufactured by as experienced workman as any
IN Ihe unl.ed states, and second to none.
by ourselves positively restoring the sight as near
as artificial means can
The Ever Flowing Fountain Pen, modern
invention, combining skill with simplicity, and no
douDt as expressed by many, "IAs Invention of
this age For further particulars please cali AZ tbs
Office and examine for yourselves as to the utility
workmanship, and durability; and decide whether
1t is reality or humhue
Mandatory at the corner of 18th and Main st !:
ofnce'ln room formerly occupied By the Richmond
Library.
PENS re-pointed and warranted 70 stand
ap3 RICHMOND MAHUF4CrOpY
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YS@;FgR GREATLY REDUCE ED
AzSESSI FARE TO STANTON VIA
COTISVILLE-Over Plank Read a Por.
ton of the Oistance.-OE Monday, April 18th,
We shall have line of four-horse Stages, running
from Scotsyille TO Staunton, three times per week,
will take our Boats at o'clock, p NJ, on those
days. and arrive i'll Staunton at 10, P. NJ. next eve
ming Fare through to Stsunton, So So
P. S.-A daily line will be put on in short time,
OF which due notice viii be given.
ap 10 BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
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I ADIES' DRESS GOODS.--I have re-
IL ceived from New York, beautiful assortment
of the best styles of Ladies' Dress Goods, in Chal.
lies, Tissues, Barge de LANES, French Muslns,
&c. Also, Hosiery, Gloves, Embroid ries, Muslins,
Trimmings, &c, with large stock of Bonnets,
Misses and Children-all of which will be sold at
the lowest cash prices.
You are respectfully invited to call and examine,
at WIN. ]. SWORDS,
Fancy Dry Goods and Millinery Establishment, No
rs. Broad street, Shockoe Hin. pig
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M USIC.-P. II. TAYLOR offers for sale the
Avl following popular pieces cf Music:
Katy Darling, song, by Whiteman
The Last Rose is Fading, song, Peticolas
The Officers Funeral, song
Tho tits all but Dream, song
BY the Sad Sea Wave, song
Music at Nightfall, song
Ger the Far Blue Mountain, song
Are We Almost There, song
We Are Almost There, song
IT'S the Last Rose Of Summer, arranged by
w V. Wallace,
at his Piano Forte and Music Store, $50 Main St
ap14
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LOOK HERE!
EUREKA-Irona and Wire Railing Nam
u ufaetory, Main street, between 9Th and YIN,

EUREK a-Iron and Wire Railing Nam
~ ufaetory, Main street. between 9Th and YIN
No. al6, East side
The subscribers, having built rev shop ION tie
site OF the old one) and made extensive sddia9ns
thereto. prepared TO furnish Iron railing, Pat
tent Wire Railing, Verandahs, Balconies. Tree BON
es, Iron Setees, Chairs &c, OF all patterns ard nat
ter themselves from their long xperie nee az tnc oS
siness (having put up not few in and sboat fieh
mond) that they can furnish railing az prizes "
suit the times, varying from 75c to IS per foot.
ALSO--yault and Cellar Doors, Grallngs OF az
descriptions, Awning Frames, Iron Bsdstesss,
Lightning Rods, of the most approved style ana
all kinds of smith work done IN .he beat manner
ard on reasonable terms.
Crates, Tenders, and Summer Fronts for Crates
Of all styles and patterns
Having put up superior oven for enamelisng
(anu no one will deny the superiority OF tEa y, 4,
coloring over al othersl we are prepared TO soppy
Crates eur own manufacture, equal 10 any nlsoe'
and at northern prices. Call elsewhere and ssal'f
inc. then give us call before purchasing.
~ We are determined to do al WORK 70 inv
best manner, and with despatch.
r. j. BARNS s co.
FRANCIS J. BARNS.
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SHE'LL. COMBS. FANS, PORTE MoN-
- NAIEs AND CIGAR CASES-Jusf Tfceisso =
eegast assortment OF the above eempT:shs ST..
Of entirely new styles. for sa.e ~ tis hasss ~
nishinQ sfareof 7. 1iNt
up 0-lw III man s1sess
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NEW MANTILLAS.-Justo opened, beauu
N full lot of black and colored Silk Mautillas
White and colored Barge Mantilas
Mantla Shawls and Zetus
Lace Mantilas, long and square shawls and
Prints, whit and colored Grape Shawls.
These are entirely new styles, and very beautiful
The ladies are invited to examine them at 90 Ma n
street. CHRISTIAN g. LATHROP.
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1HE TONs AMERICA s,W 4 4 e,
lUJ AND ENGLISH IRON-An assortment
comprising nearly II sizes fiat, square, round,
oval, hall round, hoop, band and sheet tons
Plough Iron, from to II inches wide; Plough
Plates Nail Rods made of Swede and American
Iron z tons American and English Blstered, Cast,
German, Shear and Spring Steel; Zinc, Spelter,
and Block Tin; 200 boxes Tin Plate, nearly ali
sizes, including IA by 90 bright and loaded for roof
ing, for sale by
app 8. MCGRUDER e. SONS.
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Francis j. BARNS,
GRo =. LowNEs. ap ts-oke'

DLANING MILL AND BOX MANI
L FACT0RY.--The subscriber having reniea W.
occupied by Messrs. Thomas j. GleEn s Co, .
prepared 10 dress lumber Of every description We
Flooring Boards, Tobacco Box do, Shelving, ~ ~,
&c, &c He viii also keep constantly co hama -.
bacco Boxes. made OF seasoned lumber ana sss.
rant them to give entire satisfaction; fasAlhs
Boxes Of every description made 10 order win we
greatest Dispatch. anoov
APP i5-lms JOHN A, GLAIEhlo1n..-
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A CARD.-The subscriber Degs leave to inform
IA the public that he has opened the store No.
III, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, as
Bread and Tea Cake Bakery, and respect
fully soficits their patronage.
From long experience in every department OF
the business, and ever careful to produce nothing
but what is made from the best materials, he
doubts not, by paying visit at his store, they will
be pleased with the variety and quality of Cake dis
played.
As regards his Bread. hewould simply state, tina,
- oeen ais greatest aim TO manufacture ii
In the very be-. manner, and without extracting
from it those nutritiye qualities, which is but toe
often done.
% ROLLS and TWIST furnished to dinner par
ties at the shortest notice.
RICHARD ADAM.
N. B.-Hor ROLLS every morning, and Hot
BUNS and TEA BISCUIT every evening. au Cts
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VNO EKEEPERS.-We ask the atten-
Il lion of Housekeepers, and others in want to
our large stock of
Copper Kettles, ass'td, from ten to thirty gallons,
Porcelain aud Maslin Preserving Kettles,
Furnaces and Sad Iron Heaters,
English and American Waffle Irons,
Tin'd Stew Pans and Tea Kettles,
Brittania Tea and Coffee Pots and Casters,
P ain and Octagon Walters in sets or pairs,
Also, complete assortment of Castings, consist
ing in part of Ovens, Spiders, Pots, Griddles, Cal
drons, etc, for sale by
VAN LEW g. TAYLOR,
rot Rridoa Main
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A LBATA PENS.-For sale al the Baptist Book
Il Depository, square above the Banks, No 203
Main street. Schlesinger's Albata and Circular
Pointed Pens, which are the best ROW in use with.
out any exception. As far as have seen, these
Pens do not corrode as other Pens dc by use. ANY
quantity for sale.
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS
For SALE allthe Publications. of the American Sun.
day School Union, American Tract Society, Araeri.
can Baptist Publication Society, and Southern Zap.
list Publication Society.
BAPTIST HYMN BOOKS
Baptist Psamody, of all sizes end qualities, by
Manly, D, and Rev Manly, Jr.
Psalmist and Supplements of all sizes and quail.
ties by Richard Fuller and J B Jeter. Virginia Sc
lection, by Rev. Andrew Broaddus.
liberal deduction viii be made to persons buy
ing TO sell again.
Also on hand, good assortment of School Books
and Stationery. which will be sold cheap.
mh29 CHAS WORKMAN, Depositarv
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c. FOR RENT, the tenement al present oc.
lei cupied by Major Walter Gwynn, corner Of
Clay and Adams streets. In addition TO its com.
modious and well arranged apartments, afording
ample room for large family, it has attached
with the city water. The servants apartments are
convenient and Wen arranged. Possession given on
the LIST May.
ap It's A. DILL.
o. VALUABLE DWELLING FOR
la SALE.-The very desirable three story Brick
Tenement on the North side of Leigh street, be.
tween 9th and 7th streets, now in the occupany Of
Andrew Johnston. For terms apply to
LUTHER r. SPILMAN,
Attorney at Law,
de20-d6m. Main street opposite City Hotel
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| ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
II HARDWARE AT COST-The subscriber
intending to discontinue the sale of Hardware and
wishing 10 have necessary alterations and repairs
made IN The Store, preparatory TO combining them
selves exclusively to the sale of Dry Goods, will
cell at cost, cash, approved negotiable notes.
at four months, their large and desirable stock OF
both Dry Goods and Hardware.
Merchants. planters. and others, viii find 1t TO
their interest TO examine this excellent stock of
Goods which will be sold at either wholesale on
retail
THOMAS & CHARLES ELISA CO.
re Z5-ts Main street
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GTILL THEY COME.-We are still receiv
~ ing all styles of Coats, Pants and Vests, adapted
both TO business and dress, TO which we would in.
vite the attention Of all in want and will endeayer
10 give satisfaction in price, style and iii.
HENRY SHAFER IL CO.,
apis No 1903 Main strset corner l4th
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CONQUERED. Browns instanta
neous Liquid Hair Dye, for changing the Hair
to beautiful Black q Brown, prepared by James
Brown, of Rochester, N. Y. A supply of this truly
unrivalled fud warranted to give satisfaction, just
received and for sale by
r. r. DUVAL.
ap 10 Under American Hotel
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yNTE daily hear Of the nrost astonishing cures
" being effected by that greatand popular medi-
cine, the genuine
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SNO 8UTCHERS.-Caldrons 80 to 80 cal.
u ions; Beatly's Choppers and Cleavers; Heavy
scale beams; Wilson'S Russell's, and other Butch
er Knives for sale by
~ap2i VANLEW a. TyAL0R
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VEST.
~ lNGS. We have now received our new and
complete assortment OF French Cloths Cassimeres.
and Vestings, which we will have made to order,
guarantying ut, an1 at prices as reasonable as
can be had elsewhere.
ap2l CHAS. HARTWELL e. co.
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"A RAJ. For the cure of COUG II 8 9,
= COLDS, HOARSEEESS, BRONCHI-
~ It's, WHOOPING COUGH, GROUP,
X ASTHMA. and CONSUMPTION Many
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TINE BRANDY-2h halt pipes Ola ,Hennessy7
l. Brandy, direct from the London Docks to this
market, for sale by
apes R. NJ BURTON.
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.-25- boxes
~ sweet Messina Oranges, and IS boxes fine LIE.
mons, just received and for sale cheap by
ANTONIO PIZZINI,
ap 10 Under City Hotel.
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ADAMS o. Co., NO. ., l4ln street,
NH 16-d3m
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JAMES e. AYEH
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LosoelI, Mass.
Sold By PURCELL, LADD e. CO, and PEY-
| TON JOHNSON, Richmond, and by Druggists
everywhere. fel2
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RLACK, Blue And BROWN FROCT
- coATJ.-The subscribers have just received
. large lotof black, blue and brown Frock Costs.
made end trimmed In the finest style. Those in
want VIII please call snd examine them, 81 Ne. ll2
for cash -, -''.- s's',R
spA =. MERCHANT 4 wEIsIuER.
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS.-Just received.
= the largest, best and most beautiful assortment
=. VI travelling and Packing Trunks that ever had
a pleasure OF offering to the public, which viii
little lower A. ''ii' cf'y' not
% - WILLIAM WALSH
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From England there is nothing new.

1io. FOR FLoRIDA.--Several Of our best Edge
field families have determined upon removing to
this land of flowers, as early in the coming Fall
as the nature Of the case will admit. There is a
small mania getting up on the subject, and we
would not be much surprized if little cmiga-
ting colony were the result.
1t is somewhat remarkable that, of all the ac-
ouaintances we have i'll Florida who removed from
|ts State, there is not one of them who has not
become devotedly attached to his new home
There really seems to be some strange enchant-
ment in the Southern cline. which all feel and
/ Iobev.-Edgefeld Aduertiser.
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FOur Days Later.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
" 4

New York, March 81.
The steamship Pacific has arrived with Liver
pool dates to the 10th inst.
AT Liverpool Cotton was in fair demand, but
the Canada's adviccs had ilattened the market,
and holders were more anxious to realize. The
sales for the three days were 21,o9o bales
aWR1cur and CoRSER's circular ofthc 9th, quotes
Fair Upland and Mobile, 8 3-s; Orleans, 5 5s :;
Middling Upland, 5; Mobile, 5 ls; Orleans,
Q IA. Trade at Manchester was firm, the busi-
ness was moderate, aud the stock light.
The Pacific passed the Baltic on the l7th
The Canada arrived at Liverpool on the 9Th.
France was quiet. The fusion ofthetwo branch
cs of the Bourbon family is about to be accom-
plishcd. The Swiss staff officers on visit to Pa
MS are ordered to return to Switzerland forthwith.
The difficulties between France and Switzerland
are temporarily arranged. Three hundred more
exilcs have been despatched to Algiers.
. \ serious conspiracy to overthrow the Austrian
Government was on foot, and troops were moving.
Every pass between Turkey and Austria was guar
id.
From England there is nothing new.
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sions." 1t is no longer an affair of the Evan
crelicals' and GEYeter HsIl

sions." 1t is no longer an affair of the Evan
gecals" and Exeter Hail.
u On the other hand, the Catholic press, the
Bishops in their pastorals, and the "Defence
Association" while they do not deny that there
is an extensive and hourly spreading secession,
deprecate it in quantity, and quality and have
announced an organization which they feel conf
dent will counteract and eventually annihilate
it. They assert that those who have seeded,
are mainly the destitute, and that bribery is tile
means used to lead them away from the Church
of their fathers. Religions, of different orders,
being thickly scattered over those parts of the
country where the missions" are in operation
The Christian Brothers open their schools, and
the Sisters of Mercy thcirs-to suppant the ed
ucational and industrial schools of the proscly-
Tiers" And the entire weight of the Defence
Association-the influence of the Hierarchy, and
the funds supplied by the Catholics Of the Uni
ted Kingdom will be brought to prevent this
threatened national apostacv.
do not recocet at any former period-not
even in the Bible discussion period of '25 when
Bishop Coyle set on foot warfare that made the
entire people nation of polemics-and perhaps
there has not been, at any time, since the Rcfor-
maton,-thc mind of the religious public of the
United Kingdom so intensely concentrated on
any Irish movement, as on this religious war
fare, its progress, and issue 1t is looked on as
matter of life and death with both Churches
Ifsuccessfl, it will save the Irish Church Estab-
lisbmcnt; and will deprive the Roman Catholic
Church of her boast of being the National Church
of the Irish people.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-03-23
IMPORTANT TO CONSERVATIVES.

! L looking over the pamphlet issued by the propr-
Eprs of Dr. Rogcrss Syrup Of Liverwort and Tar, we
hve been forcibly struck with the high public and
Ervate character of those who vouch for its efficacy
Among them we notice the name Of our old acquain-
|pce and quondam friend, Hon. Judge w. Burke. We
liso see the names of W. j. Richards Rev. H. Wise
IAN and Dr. Hiram Cox, late Professor in the Cncin-
Iti Medical College, and many others Of like charac-
rand standing. If such men are willing, over their
IN signatures to testify thus strongly in its favor, it
INST be the most remarkable medicine Of the age, and
advise all our invalid readers to try it forthwith
! For sale at the DrugStores Of T. j. DELAY and
8SoMAs j. WORKMAN, Camden S. c.
Gee advertisement on 4th page.
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TELEGRAPHJC INTELLIGENCE
Latest from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE NIAGARA.
New YORK, MARCH Il

New York, MARCH II.
The steamship Niagara arrived at Halifax at
4 o'clock this afternoon, with Liverpool dates to
the 9th.
Cotton had advanced an eighth Q-sD New
Orleans Fair, 5 SO; MiddGng 5 IA; Uplands,
Fair s-s: MiddIing,5 The sales of the week
were 10000 bales, of which Spectators took
1000 and Exporters 1000. ELolinsheads Cir
cular quotes the advance in Cotton as l-s SIG :;
Middling Mobile, 5-S; Midlling Upland, 5
Lie.
Trade in the Manufacturing Districts was
healthy.
The Anti-Corn Law League had been revived,
and $4,000 had been subscribed at Manchester
for the agitation Of the question. The new
Ministry were cautions in expressing any opinion
on the subject.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-03-23
FOR SALE,

THE subscriber wishing to devote himself exclu
sively to planting, offers for sale his new SAW MILL
with 800 acres Of PINE LAND attached The Mill
is about seven miles from Camden, and has been in
operation since November, ls48. The Land is we'll
tmbcred, and convenient to the Mill and small por.
ton Is to 100 acres) well worth cutivating
Would also sell the Estate of P. MeRas Mill and
Tavern with the Cantey IslaAd-s Tract Of Land on
the Wateree, containing REQ acres Of as rich land as
there is on the river. -'-
The Mills above; would be valuable adJuncts to any
of the plantations near them,
Also, for sale, 1000 bushels of CORN, quantity
FODDER and HAY, about 80 head Of CATTLE, and
like number of SWINE. -Er- - ti,'.-i.
Terms-For the Real Estate one, two and three
years-for the Provisions and Stock, CASH. e ~.
WILLIAM J. TAYLOR.
March'5 10 If
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LUMBER.

NIIE subscribers having commenced operations with
l. their Steam Saw Mill are prepared tofurnsh Llnl-
Der to their friends and the public at unusually low rates
for cash.
c33- No Lumber will be delivered without an order,
except where bill hasbccn previously given.
JNO. LOVE, SIR
Oct ll-82 wifi JAS. j. LOVE
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SoHfh-CarOlina--K District.
I'm EQUITY. ----.-

Louisa DeBruhl, by Bext friend, vs.. George Sowef,
Lewis Sowen, ct --Bll to substitute Trustee Part.
tion, &C. ~
TT appearing to my satisfaction that George SoweB
Il and Lewis Sowell, two of the Defendants to the
above stated Bill absent from and beyond the I'm
its Of this State: 1t is ordered that they do plead
swer or dcmur thereto within three months from the
date Of the publication of this notice. OF in default an
order to take the same pro eonesso will be granted
against them.
". H. r. WORKMAN, c. E, Z. D,
February 25. I8 3m
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A Suit to suit the Times |!

NTISIIING to close out the balance of my stock o.
w Winter Ready-Made Clothing, l will dis.
pose of my stock of Coats, Over Coats and Vests ut
cost prices. ALSO.
Broad Cloths, French Cassimcrcs and Vcstngs ALL
Wool Tweeds Satincts, Kentucky Jeans and Negro
Cloths, at greatly reduced prices.
January %. JAMES WILSON.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-03-23
,JUst Received,

A N additional supply Of Groceries, consisting Of
N New Orleans Santa CroiX, crushed and clarified
Sugars; New Orleans and West India Molasses; Black
and Gunpowdcr Teas; Rio and Java Coffee; New Ba.
con; Picked Salmon; Dried Cod and Mackarcl Fish;
Cheese. &c. Also one barrel 1no Cuba Honey and a
few kegs Malaga Grapes all Of which will no sold low
for cash. by JAMES NICE" EN-:
marl2 81 u
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-03-23
SeltZer Aperient.

SEIDLITZ Powders, Henrys Magnesia, Fluid Mag
- ncsia, Moflat's Btters Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Wistars Balsam, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Tarrant's
Cordial Elixir of Turkey Rhubarb Sands Sarsaparila
Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla and Jew Da-
vids Plaster fresh supply Of all the above just re-
ceivcd at u. j. DELAYS.
Feb. 3.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-03-23
GROCERIES,,

Embracing every article usually found in well assort-
ed Grocery and Provision Store. In few days a
FRESH SUPPL Y will be added to his present Stock
He begs to return his thanks for the liberal patron
age which he has heretofore received and hopes that
those indebted to him will come forward and promptly
SETTLE and renew their custom. S. BENSON.
March l9. % tf
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Residence for Sale.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale his R RESIDENCE stu
Il ate on DeKalb-street, West Of Broad, and opposite
the Methodist Church. The Buildings are in complete
repair and the situation is elevated and pleasant
one. WM. NJ. WATSON.
March l9-23tf
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AT THE OLD STAND.

NHE subscriber begs leave respectfully to inform his
Il friends and former customers, and the public gen.
eray that he has resumed business at his Old Stand
one door below Mr.. James Dunlap where he will keep
constantly on hand and for sale as low as Goods can
be bought in this market, A GENERAL and COM
ETE STOCK Of