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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-20
NTEAL AND GRlFS-Always on hand, ;
WI MQORES. Red Flag.
EHay Cutters.
New Books and Novels.

TJNHE Abbottsord edition of the WANERLl NO
i YELS. Price 30 cents for each Novcl-compct'
in l2 bound Volumes at 81 per vol.
DAYS of Bruce: Braces Hungary llucs Tartary
Bancrolls L. 5. History. Ith volume,
Legislative Guide,
Men and Women Of the 18th Century,
Chances at Europe, by II. Greedy,
Essays from the London Times,
Jenkins Life olJack*on; MeigS on Children,
Wilson's Anatomy; SaphoclcS' Greek Grammar,
Scrap Books: English Family Robinson,
Far on by the author Of Peep of Day,
Wild Girl Of Nebraska; TcXian Nirago, &C.
July lG. y. lOlAG.
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Fresh Lard Oil,

OF superior quality. which Will be sold as low as
~ tho present advanced prices Of OILS Of every
kind will warlont. just received at
DELAYS DRUG STORE.
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REEDER e. DEsAUssURE,

ADGER'S WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. c.:
4 RE prepared to devote their undivided attention
N to the interests of their friends i'll the sale of
COTTON, RICE and produce generally; and to filling
their ORDERS. They will make fair advances on
CoXsIGyMEYTS Of Produce to their care.
oswELL REEDER. JOHN b. DT:SAussURE.
Aup G. 63 win
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NOTICE.
Cod Liver Oil.

7 HAVE just received few gallons Of pure col
L LIVER OIL, which will be sold in quantities tt
suit purchasers, and at reduced prices.
March 80. q, j. nEltAS.
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Summer Dress Goods.
Iaair RcSfOraliYeS.

T HAVE now on hand large and varied assort-
L mcnt of HAIR RESTORATIKES, consisting in
part of IIauel's Eau Lustral; BaTys Tricophcrous;
phaon's Invigorator and Jayne's Hair Tonic French
Pomatums, &C. Having been lately received, they
are fresh and fine. To be had at
May2S q. j. DELAYS
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-20
Office Transportation S. c. r. r. Co.
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CAMDEN, May 25, 1852.
NN and after Tuesday next lst June, the Passen-
~ ger and Mail Trains (under regulations OF the
Post Office Department. will, until further notice. run
as follows:
Charleston, Columbia and Camden Road.
FIRST OK REGULAR PASSENGER NAIL TRAIN
UP.
Leaves Charleston (daily at 8 Ia o'clock, a. m.
Arrivcs-Columbia g 3 p. m.
9 Camden 's /" pm
Leaves-Camden at 6oclock a. m
Columbia at /" am.
Arrives-Charleston at 2l-4 D. M
This Train now connects with the regular Mail and
Passenger Train Of the Greenville and Columbia Rail-
road which leaves Columbia daily, Sundays excepted)
at l-2 O'clock p or Immediately after the arrival
lat Columbia) of the Charleston Train. 1t also con-
meets with the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
at their junction with the Camden Branch at 2 IA
o'clock, p m.
SECOND OR NIGHT EXPRESS FREIGHT AND
PASSENGER TRAIN.
UP.
Leaves Charleston at . 5 IA o'clock p. m.
Arriycs-Columbia at 5 l-2 &" m.
Leaves Columbia at 1-2 o'clock p.
Arrives-Charleston at 6 i" q. m.
Passengers going up by this Train will always arrive
in time at Columbia to take the Regular Day Train of
the Columbia and Charlotte Railroad which leaves
Columbia daily Sundays excepted) at 7o'clock o. IN.
for Charlotte Also with the Day Train of the Green
vile Railroad which leaves Columbia at o'clock N I.
daily, Sunday excepted.
J. D. PETsOH, supt Transp'n &C.
May 2S-43f So. Ca Railroad Company
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SUiphatc QNillinc,
Vanilla Beans,
Tactics for Light Infantry and Ri
fICmCn.

COMPILED for the Washington Light Infantry.
" Charleston, S. G. Containing the new manual of
arms for tho Percussion Rihe, furnished by the War
Department. The ncpoymcrt MS Skirmisbcrs, and all
hat is peculiar to Light Infantry and Rllicmcn.
July r. A. YOUNG.
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NEW LARD. Of superior quality. Also, Suga
~ House Syrup, Rock and Table Salt. Just recel
we'd by b. W. BONNEf.
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DIR. UPl[AM'S
Vegetable Pile EIectllary.

A CERTAIN cure for Piles either External or Inter.
N nal, Bleeding or Blind Also for all lnllamlnato-
ry Diseases Affections Of the Skin, and Impurities OF
the Blood arising from any source. For sale by
June % THOMAS J. WORKMAN.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-20

In the Common Pleas.
JAMES MACK, who is in the custody Of the Sheriff
u of Kershaw District by virtue Of Writ Of Capas
ad RcSpondandum, at the sIt Of David W. Cuttino
having filed in my Office together with Schedule, on
OATH his estate and effects his petition to the Court
Of Common Pleas praying that he may be admitted to
the benefits of the Acts Of the General Assembly, made
for the relief of nsolvent debtors 1t is ordered that
the said David W. Cuttno and all other the creditors
to whom the said James Mack is in anywise indebted,
be- and they are hereby summoned and have notice to
appear before the said Court at Camden Court House
OH Monday the first day Of November next to show
cause any they can why the prayer Of the petition
aforesaid should not bo granted.
Clerks Office, Kershaw District July So 1859:
MOREAU NAUDIN, C. C. P.
August 3. G2 m3m
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TERMS.
Sherif's Sales.

pY virtue of sundry wrts Of fieri Elcas to me di-
ID rected, will sell before the Court House door
in Camden on the first Monday in September, proXl-
mo, being the 9th day Of said month"; within the lc-
gal hours, the following property:
100 acres Of Land, more or less lying the waters
of Big Timber creek, located in Kcrshaw District, adj.
joining lands of Robert Turner Edith Myers and 9TH
ers Also; Gin and Saw Mill situated on said Creek.
Levied upon and to be sold the property Of Lewis
PEBBLES, at the separate suits Of A. L. LoActt and
Others
One Mulatto Boy, Bob. Levied on and to he sold
as the property Of James j. Dunlap, at the suit Of j.
w. Bradley.
-ALSO-
One marbletop Dressing Bureau. Levied on as tho
property of H. J. Wilson, at the suit Of James and
John Harrison, ct A.
AUG. H. JOHN INGRAM, S. X. D.
Columbia s. G. Insurance Company.
TIME undersigned continues to act as Agents for tho
above Company, and are prepared to take risks on
Buildings and Merchandise at customary rates.
A. NJ. g. r. KENNEDY.
June 18th, 1852. Is
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> DOZEN two-pound cans Fresh Salmon. Received
= and for salo by SHAW & AUSTIN.
Juue 30, 1852. so If
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Fresh Sperm Oil,

collar OIL LARD OIL, the finest BURNING
- FLUIH, and CAMPIENE, at the forrest marker
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SODA WATER.

CODA WATER fresh from the fountain will be kept
- through the season,--with an abundance Of ICE
and variety Of pleasant SYRUPS, by
F. l.. ZEMP.
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CARRIAGES.
At the Old Stand of S. & ,. Gilbert

g s. f. NJ. GILBERT continue the CARRIAGE
NJ BUSINESS at the above stand, Nos. 80 and 40
Wentworth street. where they will be pleased to ex-
hbit to their old friends and customers very exten
sive stock Of VEHICLES, comprising those of their
manufacture together with the various other
styles usually found in this market. Their long ac-
quaintance with this market as manufacturers and
dealers will enable them to offer great inducements TO
purchasers, both in styles and prices.
Charleston, Aug. 20. CT If
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> BARRELS fresh "Kcnncdy's Butter Crackers. -
- Received and for sale by
June 90, 1880 SHAW AUSTIN.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
Another Chance.

I have just received another lot Of those very fine
l. "CANVASSED HAMS" Low for Cash.
W. G. MOORE
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BRICKS FOR SALE.

TNIIE subscriber has on hand large quantity Q
l. GOOD BRICK, which may be had on application
January %. ). +. SCTliERLAND.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10
Medical ELECTRICITY.

Railways Ready Relief mparts an electrical influence
through the system Its first indication Is to stop pain
this does Instantly 1t next acts vigorously upon tn
diseased parts hening and nvgoratng the nerves
muscles and helping the organs OF the system to per-
orm their functions regularly and BEAUTIFULLY 1t braces
the nerves. eanses the secreons it WHITES and enlivens
the circulation Of the vital fud and gives toe and energy
the liver kidneys and all other organs in the system
athes the most painful rrtations 1t the most
friChtful sweags and distortions 1t relieves the vic,
parox sms and the most obstinate and torment
ing pains rheumat SIN, gout neuralgia sick headache,
dyspepsia dysentey, darrha and all chronic acute pains
Jne trial will prove it's efficacy Price rs and so cents
es- For sale by c. sroTT Co. and W. Fl. GILMAN ia
June S-3teo
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10
Committee.
The Gardiner Gase.

This case, as our readers have already been
apprized, will be up for trial at the next term of
the Criminal Court.
The Union would make capital of its possible
issue before thar is ascertained. 1t would be
we'll to wait little There have been many
cases of the most wretched fraud. practised upon
the government during the administration of the
Democratic party, which neither the Unon nor
any other paper of that party has ever denounced,
1t will not be SO with the Wings. If in this Gar
diner affair dishonesty has been practised, the
offenders will as surely be sacrificed as that the
sun this day shines upon the earth; and the
right hand of the present administration shall
be severed from it. or its right eye plucked out,
lift be found offending in this matter
The Wing party has never failed to spurn from
its embrace and brotherhood dishonest public
servant. Can the Union say much for its
party? Is the Union willing that the names of
certain defaulters Of the public treasury, now
high in the confidence Of its party, shall be called
and their delinquencies made known? If so, the
records of the country are ample for the pur-
pose! We do not aspire to the office of dragging
from the slime Of oblivion the offences of such
men; but the Union can soon be gratifed if it
persists in its defamatory work. The Wing party
were more than anxious that the Galphin affair
should be investigated, and by Democratic
Congress. The Wing party are now anxious that
the Gardiner claim shall be investigated by the
Criminal Court, and that every offender, if any
there be- shall be convicted and condemned to the
pententiary Of the United States in this Dis.
trict. What. more does the Union ask? 1T
partisars have plundered, and been shielded anc
cherished: i any of ours have, we earnestly
desire their exposure and punishment
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10
Invitation from the wings of Baltimore
10 he wings OF the Union.

TO the IYti3s Of the Union:
The undersigned have been directed by the
Wing City Convention of Baltimore to solicit the
attendance Of their fellow-Whigs from all parts
of he Union Mt the meeting of the National
Convention, on the 10Th June.
The invitation which they are instructed to
extend is on behalf, not only of those whom they
Immediately represent, but of the body OF the
Wings Of Mary land. On memorable occasions
heretofore our fellow Wings have honored US by
assembling here in council We are not aware
that any have had cause to tax US with the lack
of cordial welcome.
If kindly intercourse and the interchange of
opinions and good offices have contributed on for
occasions to strengthen the bonds OF good fell
lowshp, such consequences, more than ever. must
follow from them now. The thought that the Union
has been danger must make the feeling ofbroth-
erhood more warm, when brethren of all sections,
in the name of the Union, are met to consult for
its continued preservation.
Let our fellow-Whigs then, from all quarters,
bring themselves among u.s. Let their delegations
be numerous, enthusiastic, and confident, The
inspiration Of their presence will give the vigor Of
triumph to the first blow of the fight
L. S. THOMAS,
VIM H. TRAvERs,
G. F. SABLE,
L. JARRsTr,
JAMES c. NINDp, ro,,n,;..oo
SAMUEL McCUBBIN.
RICHARD 7. MERnIcK,
EDWARD HICKEY,
r. B. CLARKE,
SHEPPARD A. LEAEIN,
The Wing papers throughout the Union are
requested to give a prominent place to this invi-
taton ms soon rs received
BALTIMORE, May 81, 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10
General Assembly Of tho Presbyterian
Church, (Old school0

We yesterday copied a despatch stating that
the General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church,
lately met at Charleston, South Carolina, had
adjourned to meet next year in Buffalo, New
York. We since loarn that, after hearing that
the Assembly which met in this city had adj.
journed to Buffalo, they reconsidered the vote
and resolved to meet in Philadelphia. We learn
from the same authority that the Charleston
General Assembly was composed of two hundred
and ten members that its sessions were marked
by delightful harmony; that its members we're
received and entertained with the most exuberant
hospitality; that the impression left upon the
community OF Charleston was of the happiest
kind; and that the most desirable results both
in religious and national point Of view, are ex-
pected from the visit of this great ecclesiastical
council to tire far South. Steps were taken for
the reunion Of the charleston Union Presby-
terry" with the General Assembly. 1t had main
tanned separate position since 1888.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10
AUCTION NOTICE.

HE subscriber respectfully to his friends and
/ the public that he has commenced the Auction and
Commission business his own account and offers his
services for the sale every description of real and personal
property upon the most favorable terms.
With experience of twenty years in the various de
partments Auction business the last four of which he
has been personally known TO the citizens of Washington
the Auctioneer ofthe late firms of Dyer Bro and Dyer
MCGUIRE he deems it unnecessary to more than that
his personal attendance be relied In all matters Of
business and sales of amount cashed without delay
Until permanent arrangements be made for the re-
caption and sale of merchandise commission, persons
wishing TO employ Auctioneer will please call at the
office Of A. Rothwe esq., on street. east Of 7th where
be found during business hours ready and prepared to
the calls of the public. Respectfully,
June 9-dtf Z. n. STRATT0N.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10
whig Dtssensfons.D

Our opponents say much on this subject; but
it is well known there never was q time at which
the Democratic party was more divided than
before and during The session Of the late Conven-
ton. The Wings will agree upon their men and
their platforms, and their banner will triumph
antly wave in the breeze. The differences Of the
past and the present respecting the choice of
their candidates will soon be remembered no
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10
ODD-FELLOWs' HALL!
MR.. r. J. TUR N Err,
Tho American Ballad Singer.

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of Wash
w ington that he will give land only one) Of his
highly popular BALLAD SoIREES on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, June 10TH at the above mentioned Hall.
Mr. TURNER'S arrangements such as will prevent him
from having the honor Of appearing again before them for
ong time The Programme this occasion will be choice
and varied embracing those old and sweet Ballads that
have universally admired wherever he has had the
pleasure of singing.
Tickets may be procured at the principal Hotels Music
stores and at the door the evening Of performance
Cards Of admission so cents
Rs- Doors open at ~ o'clock-Concert to commence at
az o'clock June 9-2t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10

/ l
SENATE.-Mr. SEWARD presented the res oiu-
tons of the New York Chamber Of Commero' IN
favor Of appropriations for che removal OF 'n'
structions at the mouth of the Mississippi = 'st
also, in favor of a cemetery for seamen'
Several petitions in favor of the passage u inc
homestead bill were presented,
Mr. srwARp's resolution directing an inquiry
Ne r. the expediency of purchasing Catinn's col
lection Of Indian scenes and portraits wat taken
~ and after long debate, was laid on the
table.
The bill granting further remedies to patentees
was then taken up; and afterwards the Senate
went into executive session.
House OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-- House, after
debate, laid upon the table-yeas 80, nays So
the bill granting the right of way and donation
of public lands to aid in the construction of rail
roads in the States of Florida and Alabama.
The Indian appropriation bill was then taken
up in Committee of the Whole on the state of
the Union, when
Mr.. MEAcHAM concluded the speech which he
commenced yesterday, in reply to Mr.. Rantoul,
and in support of protection to home industry.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10
aD- For Diseases of The Bladder and kid

neys-Dr. J. s. hoses Compound Fhid Extract Of Bucha.
h is decidedly of the best remedies used for dis
of the Kidneys Bladder &c. and also for equity Aztec
ons-always highly recommended by the late Dr. Physick
and many Of the most distinguished medical abroad
Price SO cents Obstinate and painful of the Bladder
aud Kidneys frequently yield in few hours and
effected with bottle. For sale by W. II. Gilman, D.
Gilman Stott Co., S. Butt, J. +. Callan Kdwe Law.
renee Washington, and J. L. Kdwcl, Georgetown d. c.
June dot
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10
GRAND EXCURSION
OF THE
Washington Light Infantry

VNHE Committee of Arrangements OF the washington
Light Infantry respectfully announce that they have
chartered the steamer COLUMBIA, and will give an Ex.
curson down the Tuesday evening, june 10,
1852. -
The boat will leave Georgetown at o'clock p M Reieys
wharf at 9l% and the Navy Yard at returning at
seasonable hour The boat will stop at Alexandria going
and returning. -,
a Butts drug store Of Pennsyvania and
18th street; NJ Downers cigar store, Pennsyyana
nue. between 18th and 18th streets; Jas Powers cigar
store street, between 9th and 7th Streets Shngtons
corner pennsylvania and AZ street. and Dr. Washs
Navy Yard well at the boat the afternoon Of the
Excursion.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
JOSEPH b. TATE, JOSEPH STANLEY,
JAMES KELLY RoRERT w. DOVE
II. RIoHEY, JACOB MARTIN.
j. o. WARNER,
VIM ii. CLARK Treasurer.
June 3--6tTh&Sat- TuThS&M
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10
By E. N. sTRATToN, Auctioneer.
DIANo FORTE, Furniture and Ho,,

i hold Effects OF n Private Family
Monday mornng, June 14th, at 10 o'clock, shall sell
street. between 9th and 10th, (adoiung Temperance
IIall)-
Mahogany Piano Forte, made by Conrad Meyer, Phila,
Do Serpcntne Front Sofa, Dyans Rockers
DO do Paror Chairs, To match, Card Tables
Do do Msrble-top Pier Tables
Giltframei Mirror, Mantel Lamps Cutdrops
Cashmeret and embroidered Muslin Curtains Gilt Cornices
Threeply Parlor and Chamber Carpets, Rugs
Mahogany Hatrack, Hail Lamp, Passage Oicloth
Brussels and Venetian st'r Carpets, Stair Rods
Walnut, Cottage, and Patent Bedsteads, Beds
Mattresses, Bedding, Venetian Blinds and Shades
Walnut Marble.top, and Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Enclosed Washstands, Writug-tables
Towelracks, Looking-glasses, Wardrobes
Cottage, Cane, and Wood-seat Chairs
Toilet SETS Gilt Column Table Lamp
Crockery and Glassware, Table Cutlery
Fire Irons, TENDERS. Shovel and Tongs
Cooking and Alright stoves, Tin Sac
Together with good assortment Of Kitchen requisites
all In excellent order
Terms: $50 and under cash; $50 credit Of sixty
and nj ETY. days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest
juno l0-3t Intel and Union
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10
as- DIR. Roses Dyspeptio compound.-Tb,,

aS- DR.. Roses Dyspeptic Compound,-Tbis
preparation has cured in ho city Of Philadelphia over Eve
thousand persons Of Dyspepsia 1t s the very best Liver
medicine com lounded BY taking this Dyspepc Compound
and keeping the bowels open and regular with Dr. Rosss
Family Pills. you will get clear Of Dyspepsia and In
digestion. Fifty cents per bottle and for sale by w II Gil
man, a. D.Gman, stott Co., s. Butt J. T. Callau, J. w.
Marin, Kdwell Lawrence, Washington, and J. l. KID
veil, Georgetown. June 7--ets
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

METROPOLITAN DIVISION, No. a. will hold a meet,n
lNl tomorrow (Frday) night at o'clock, Temperance
uall, T. street, between 9th and 10th,
s CLERKS In the various Departments and at the Capt.
toll Wings and Democrat Of every creed and party
md every State, informed that this Division
10 ioin It. Initiation Fee 81; dues, 8 cents per week
ANY wishing join will attend the next meeting Of
the Division.
Metropolitan Division.
iIne IO-It H. M. McGILL r. s.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10

e14 DIR. Roses Celebrated French Spe-
cicThis preparation is suited for the disease intended
and is free from Mercury, and known TO fail Prize
sl-to be had Of Kdwe Lawrence, S. Butt and W. IL.
Gilman. june Cts
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10
Turner's Concert At Odi-FeIlows, Han
Tonight.

We nre informed that Mr.. Turner will give but
this one Concert ia our city; and we would
therefore urge all who can delight in the melody
of pure, touching, and simple ballads, to go and
hear him. Mr.. Turner has rich and full voice,
and executes his songs with ease, expression,
and grace. The hall should be filed. An even
ing cannot be passed more pleasantly.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10
DEMOCRAT ELECTED MAYOR OF WASHINGTON

DEMOCRAT ELECTED MAYOR OF WASHINGTON.
We nre pleased to learn that John w. Maury,
ESQ.,, has been elected Mayor Of Washington, D.
c., by about 800 majority. This fattering testi-
moninl Of the esteem Of his fellow-citizens must
be very gratifying to Mr.. Maury, who is a good
Democrat and an estimabe gentleman. How
does the Telegraph like it ?-Pennsytuanian
No how, my sylvan Penn-no hon. We are
regularly damned, fagellated, excoriated, and
used up. Indeed we couldn't bear it, but for the
certainty that great national victory is just be-
fore us. Wen see how you will like that!
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10
The "KangaIoo Ticket!n

General MCalla, one of the speakers at the
Democratic meeting last night, took in dudgeon
our disseminating theirs tho " Kangaroo ticket!'
and claimed the right to retalate by denominating
General Scott "Old Fuss and Feathers" We of
course can have no objection to this but it is
queer that a remark upon the unfortunate comJina-
ton Of their ticket, in placing their strong man in
the rear, should provoke the continuance of an
epithet applied TO General Scott, of which the
speaker was evidently ashamed when he sought
out such n pretext for its use.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-10
The Franklin Hotel!
ENLARGED AND IMPROYEDi

rNA TE subscriber respectfully announces TO his many
81 friends aud the public generally, that he will, on Sat
Gs%ray the 18th day OF June reopen this old and we'll
established HOTEL at the Of 9Th and streets and
that lie will that day. between the hours Of 10 and II
o'clock be happy receive the visits Of al who feel
disposed to honor him with friendly call.
THOMAS BAKER.
N. BI want 10 hire two good dningroom servants and
two cham bermGids all colored.
imne ln-atA Initial NJ Union.