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sad Quarter Per Cents at s43. e4k Unfundsd sesu-
es without alteration Bank stock rather lower, ct
2oe 40. India stock better, at 224 22s. Foreign
securities wen ported In Of the continental
cts however, Spanish stocks fatter although
here they wen sustained. Austrian bonds are also
advancing Russian stock keeps up here. The arrange
snss for the Turkish loan appear BE- nearly
completed through Messrs. Palmer Co.. who have taken
The ,ssns proposed to raise about ave .snt tso
eas only 10 be issued at 6rss ct the price OF ~ 70
g. Ths Egyptian tribute Of fa5oooo Is to BE- trans
HAIy PAsr TWO o'C1ocK. -Consols have been done at
ssX for the account and At oas the present price is
e01s to o3x. Russian stocks ore hrm
from the London Times, August IL
Owing to the fneness of the weather. the
ar~.top Of the statement regarding the entire
retreat cf the Russians from the Turkish pYinci-
paHties and the character of the debate ON Thurs.
Day in the House of Lords the English funds opened
IN Friday morning with continued buoyancy and
ven maintained throughout the day In consequence Of
~ various points whence information may now be
kshed for the market for the next week two will
sAsv great sensitiveness.
ne demand for money, although still good ID less ac-
tive than at the commencement Of the week, and the
announcement of large arrival Of Australian gold had
Revise favorable influence
IN the foreign exchanges this afternoon the rates gen.
eEaI1 were firm, and in some cases rather higher
Arrival Of the George Law and PromethtuS.
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Two WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
destructive Fire at 13arysville.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .aE
INNING INTELLIGENCE.
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INTERESTING POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
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TINE WING AND DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTIONS.
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Arrival q I've Mllnens n Geld Dust.
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HlRR AMI DEATHs
MARI E is,
To-, &C., &c.
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Mining Intelligence.

NEW AND RICH DIcGrNGs-Thc Marysville E1-
press learns that 81 new diggins have been dis
Geek and Rowland's Flat; they are very extensive
and so far as prospected, prove to be very rich.
The dirt pays fifty cents TO the pan for four feet
above the bedrock and from two dollars to two aud
a bali dollars on the bedrock. The ground Is
almost all taken up on Rowland's Flat where there
will soon be q lively town."
Coon CLAM.-Pierce's claim on the Ca'averas,
inst above the bridge at Formans ranch, is yielding
very satisfactorily. They commences washing this
week, and have realzed-drst day, three ounces;
second day, nine ounces third day, twelve ounces;
fourth day, seventeen ounces 9Th day, seven
ounces and next half day, four ounces.
Mining IN THE SorrH.--The Calayeras Chronicle
Of Jolly 20 ssJs:.-R J. Steele & Co, one week took
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Resolved That for these reasons, swe regarding
the fcremos as Is the surest means Of perfected
vital american principle for which wings have al Ways
commended WIN to implore the national
legislature and urge upon the sxecutys the pursuit
and OF this or the first duties
they owe TO their country.
Resolved, That We regard the public domain AZ the
that California shall receive her full and entire share
thereof to aid in the construction of her railroads. the
fostering OF education the diffusion Of knowledge and
the endowment OF common schools, colleges and univer
sites. ~
Resolved That we hold as changeless whig principle
ali csssss~ths miner hs 1 Mechanic the ssricuarist
and the trader-and denounce every measure sys
industry Of is natural reward and 70 deprive honest
labor Of tts hardly acquired earnings r
Resolved That California demands from Congress and
the Executive such prompt action viii ensure the i'm
mediate completion Of the survey Of the public lands,
and put period to the vexatious delays Of the Land
Resolved That the wings Of California hold the right
Of the people Of tho Territories Of the United States to
determne and egslate for themselves to be
and SUCH whenever the population entities them to
frame State constitution they possess the authority
to do without the interference Of and independent Of
Resolved That It Is the true interest Of the govern
ment to secure every actual settler upon the public
lands In the United States eompstent homestead
State the property Of the United States and the disp0
son Of mining privileges, We regard the miners the
first parties whose interest and proper Wishes should have
tant matters. 80
Resolved That the revenue collected by the general
government In California prior her admission into the
uoion Of right belongs to her, and should be promptly
refunded.
Resolved That the sFarswel Address Of Warrington
Is the undertaking chart Of American freedomthe whig
party coherent In and supporting AL It's principles look
rest relisnces Of the constitution and tho Union NJ
Resolved, That We adnosished that the tune ap-
proacf when the nation tired with tho imbeciliy Of
irresponsible and vacillating administration
with trusting hope and confidence to the whg party
obeying that high from the shores Of the
&c We shout to our Atlantic brethren, union az the
wings for the sake Of the Union.''
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Adams Co.. .$455, 5s3 Probst Meinerha-
Am Ex. Bank 49,. 81, 900 een......,.. 81 g85
Duncan, Sherman c. w. Thomas..... 4 $40
&Co............ 100000 Geo. Cunningham 5000
VIM. Hogg Co.. 10000 J. h. williams 80. 60A6
Wells, Fargo Co. l43,300 II. Appleton Il Co. 2038
r Watson b sons. 10000 Rowland & Aspin-
Chambers Heiser 4,6l0 wall. 10000
Poster Elliott Co e.649 NosQuera & Co... 1850
4ewhouse Spafz 70, 600 7. W. hley....... 1000
John r. Rene...... 3,949
G. H. CummipSs... 1885 Total. ...... 81 ,2125S2
The steamsip Prometheus, Capt. Turner, also ar
rived yesterday morning from Punta Arenas, Nicara-
qua, from whence she sailed on the morning Of the
10th inst. She brings 254 passengers and 100000
i specie on freight
The p arrived at Junta Arenas on the morning
q the 14th, at o'clock, having touched at Kings
ION for Goals.
The steamer Brother Jonathan, connecting with
The Prometheus, arrived at San Juan del Sud on
o. Ath inst.
The following is the specie list of the PRONE
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and Jane 4. Mathews.
At Rcd Bluffs. on the evening Of the 18th July,
J. c. Underhill and Angelina Acosta.
At the residence OF the brides father, in Dia'
mond Springs, on the July 10, Jonathan 5. Ellis
and Nancy A. Ingersoll.
In jackson, Caiaverns county, MI. harold Evans
and Miss Sophia Page, both of that place.
la Sonora, on July IA, Lcander Quint and Miss
Emily +. Cruthers.
AZ Little York, Nevada county July IA, by T. J..
Burgess, Esq, Mr.. John II. Yante to Miss Mary A
At Hamilton, on the 18th inst, by the Hon. Jos.
f. N. Lewis, Hon. Seneca Escr 70 Miss Maria Craw.
ford, both formerly Of Michigan.
In Stockton. July rs, by Judge Saafer, Mr.. John
Petty to Miss 5. +. James, both o! that city.
On Sunday, July 1G by the Rev. Bishop Kipp,
Mr.. N. O. Arlington to Miss Maria T.. Cook, second
daus hter Of Capt N. NJ. Cook all Of San Francisco.
At the residence Of the brides father, in Coloma,
on the 18th instant, by M. X. Shearer, j. p, Mr..
Jena. s. Ellis proprietor of the Howard House, TO
Miss Nancy Ann Ingersol.
On Monday, July II, by the Rev: g: B: Wyatt,
ID. d., Mr.. Alfred A. Cohen to Miss Emile, daughter
OF Dr. II. Gibbons, all of San Francisco.
At Red Bluffs, July Is, by A. A. Mix, Esq, Mr.. J..
c. Underhill 10 Miss Angela Acosta.
At Wiley's Ranch, San joaquin county, June 20,
Mordecai J. Wiley and Miss Eliza J. Glass.
At Geld s 5pSh .. ysy 2 M M wm Gregory Of
In Sonora, July 4, Hon. Leauier Qnirto, Judge
Of Tuolamne county, and Miss Emily L. Cruthers,
IN Columbi., July 10, Col. T. N. cazneau to Jane
7. Matthews, both Of Columbia.
At Sonora, July 10, Mr.. William Wilson to Miss
Ophela F. Bigelow.
At the residence Of the brides father on the 18th
instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Robinson, Capt. James A
Wright, OF Baltimore, TO Eizabet1, youngest daugh
ter Of Mr.. John Hunter, Of Brooklyn.
On Sabbath morning, July 30, at the house oil
Mr.. J. w. Mckee, on Pogell street, San Francisco
Henry Claiming BeaIs to Miss Mary T. Ward, onIy
child Of the late Dsctor L. 4. Ward, II NeS York
city.
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ST. JOHNS SCHOOL.

Rt Rev. Y. F. DAVIS, D.. D., ESOffieio Visitor
Rev J. D. McCULLOUGH. A. ", Rector aud In
structor in Christian Science and JBel!@s Lettrcs
WM. B. LEARY, a. M., Vice Rector, aud lnstruc-
tor in Ancient Languages and History.
D. D. ROSA Instructor in Mathematics and &atu'
raj Science.
Rev. Il. A. WAGNER, Instructor in English De-
partmert. 4
IgNHE exercises of this Institution vii! be resumed
1 Oh tie I'd day Id FEBRUARY next
Bows are admitted over the age OF seven years and
prepal I'd for the Junior class III College; or they may
receive thorough acadenl'cal curse, either classical
or English.
There is but one session (dvidcd in:o two terms Of
five months each) beginning On The ID Ct February
and ending November 30.
TERMS PER SEssloN.-For Tuition and Board, nclu-
ding washing, fuel lights, &C., s226 payable set'on-
nuauy IN adrCncs.
Entrance lee S25, for which books and stationery
are furnished the student so long rs he may continue
III the institution.
Advanced students desiring private rooms will DO
allowed them tat tie discretion of the Rcclor) for an
extra charge OF SIS, to pay for fuel lights, &c.
For further information apply for Prosl ectus" to
the Rector, at "Spartauburg G. H.. S. G"
Dec. 90 81 II.
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The South and the New York Fac
tEOsls.

As expected, the chickering's between the New
York factions have been transferred To the
floors of Congress, and the. country has been
entertained with some very pretty sparring be-
tween the various champions. But the indi-
Cations are that this controversy, whirh threat.
encd to result in such injury to the Admins
traton will pass quietly ID lrarIlrssly by at
least on the issues which gave it birth. he
nomination of Mr.. Redhrld will be certainly
confirmed, and Mr.. Bronson, in spite of all his
persecution, aud his smart letters will he named
no more.
A question has arisen, however, which will
frl, put to the test the faith of huth tie llarLs
and Sufs, and determine us we'll the sincerity
of their support of the principles of the co"-
promise of 1850, as the justice Of their several
claims to he esteemed the friends of the South.
Our remarks will be understood aS havins re.
ference to the question OF the establishment oi
IA Territorial Government for Nebraska. We
called attention few days ag" to Mr.. Doug;
lass Bill, which proposes t" extend the prIn-
cipies of the late campromiss tnthaty territory,
'to7the resolution Introduced bJ Mr.. Sumner
reasScrtng the Wimot Provis', to the action
vi liC ouiO ANU W ti'C S"ii VI "
public meeting in the city of New York for
the object of druouncirrg Mr.. Douglas bill.
We regarded these as significant Indications
of the restiveness Of portion of the North on
the ott.as>erted fnaIily of the Compromise,
and their determination to sci at Taught its
provisions, in every respect, at all voable To-
the South. We, in fact, saw that our prcGic-
tions were being realized, of the Compromise
being hollow truce, by which the South was
put to sleep for further robbery. But it it So
happens that these New York factions have
made their past devotio"s to the C"npr"mi>c,
and their Willingness to sustain it in the future,
the ground Of all their quarrel, aud each has
charged upon the other the utnr"s, trcachery
and ia>ehood in regard to ii. An issue is p"u
din. which viii determine between them, and
we shall earnestly watch the progress. They
both stand out as the advocates Of the prinri.
pies Of the Compromise, and their action will
sustain or contradict their past pr"lessious.-
1t is, perhaps, well for the South that parties
at the North stand thus committed, for never
before has the test been SO fairly presented, Of
whether there is any party at the North really
friends t,' her rights and if there is, who are
they Char. hacury
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Sale Of EanRl Estate,

pY ORDER Of the Court Of Ordinary, will sell
ID on the first Monday in February next, tie Real
Estate Of Patience Deruhl consisting of three tracts
parcels of land as follows one tract of seven hun
dred and thirty three acres, bounded hy lands Of
c. DeBruhl Robert Dumble Mrs Thorn, Mum. Lock.
hart. VIM and Robert Dixon; also by lands surveyed
for William DeBruhl's children. One TRACT of Two
hundred and ninety acres bounded by lands Of
Jacob Young, DeBruhl, Vim and Daniel Mum.
One TRACT Of thirty one acres bounded by lands OF
DeBruhl, Dixon, Hardy Thorn and Charles Perkins,
with pluts to each.
Terms-Cash for so much as will pay costs balance
credit OF twelve mcnths, bonds with e oil secl.
rity. with interest from day Of sa and mortgage
i deemed necessary, to the Ordinary. Purchasers to
pay for papers.
Jan. 10, TIIOS BASKIN s. X. D.
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A CA is ID.

Since the prnprieturs' recent Laboratory enlarge
meuss have allowed him to supply his numerous or
ders for Lyons Kathurol lie has also Introduced sole
new Chemical atliultics which adds still L. the high
character of this les scy po uIar article for LurI.
my je;ulliylus rresr. wing ltestVrug the lIar
Let those now Use,
" lio never llsc before
And those who always use,,
Now use the more.
The Price is still 70 cents. IN large bottles and rll
be had at any store III tie United States.
D. 5. Barnes, Proprietor, lGl Broadway, \. y
Sold by every Druggist in Camden. lIaviland.
Harra y Co., wholesale Agents. Charleston
Oct. 81, AZ II
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POISONING.

Thousands ofparents who use Vermifuges composed
oi-Castor OIL CaO,nel, &C.. aware, that while
they appear to ueuctt the patient, they actually
laying the foundations for series Of Diseases such as
salvation loss oi sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advertisement
of HobenSacks Medicines to wricI ask the atteu
ton Of all interested in their OWN as well as their chill.
drcns health. In Liver Complaints aud all disorder S
arising from those OF biou> type. should make use
OF the only genuine Medicine. ICIe>ack Liver Pills.
BE not decei0ed but ask for liobenSack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills and observe that each has the
signature OF the Proprietor, j. y. iOBENSACK. as
none else are genuine.
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Il giS.

NOTICE is hereby given that will open books on
the first day OF March next at the store Of James
Dunlap in Camden for collecting the Taxes for 1853,
and will attend at the following places on the following
days for the same purpose.
On Monday the 9th March at Liberty Hill on Tues.
dav. 18th of March, at Flat Rock; Wednesday, 9Th
OF March at Buffalo; on Thursday 9th OF March. at
Lzenbys; on Friday 10th Of March at Schrocks Mill;
on Saturday, lllh of March at Curclons Mill.
Alter tie above named times, will attend AT Cam.
den until the first day o: May next at which time the
books will positively be closed, and all defuters dou-
BILE taxed
~" Free Negroes &C.. ar" required to mako their
returns and nav their Taxes during the month OF
March j. W. DObf, 1. Y. H. ~
Jan. 81, b Il.
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Ad.nimTstrafor'S Notice.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
DRYAN'S PULMONlC WAFERS are nnfailing
ID in the cure OF CouGIs CoLDs ASTHMA, BRoSclll-
TlS SORE THROAT lIoARsENESs, DIFrICuLr BREATHING,
ISclp ENr CONSUMPTION, AND DISEASES OF TIE LUNGS.
They have no taste of medicine, and any child will
take them. Thousands have been restored to health
that had before despareI. Testimony given in hun
dreds of cases. single dose relieves in TEN MINUTES
Ask for Bryan's pumohic Wafers-the original and
only genuine is Stamped Bryan" Spurious kinds
are offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents box. Sold
by dealers generally. J. BRYAN l. CO., Rochester,
a. Y, PropretU,s. Wholesale by
p NJ COHEN CO., Charleston.
Oct H. Al 3m.
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Real Estate for Sale.

7 WILL sell, on Monday the sixth day of February
Il next, before'the Court House door. in Camden,
the DWELLING lIousE and STORE, on Broad street near
ty opposite the Masonic Hall and at present occupied
by Mr.. F. J. Oaks. The premises are in good repair,
with all necessary and convenient outhuildings for
residence The lot is 6B feet wide and runs back
52S feet to Church street.
Also
The dwelling house and lot at present occupied by
Mr. j. Austin, situate on DcKalb street. pleasant
winter or summer residence.
These Houses and Lots belong to the estate OF
Thomas Warrer, deceased.
Also
My House at Kirkwool, which is delightful situa-
tion with good well of water, DC.
Terms accommodating, and made known at sale.
THOS. j. WARREN.
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ACCIDENT on THE RAILRoAD.-An accident
occurred to the Mail Train from Augusta yes
terday fnreuoon a short distance above Lowry S
Turnout. by which we regret I" say the Rev
w. Baird, of this city, anu one of the BrakeInerl
were seriously Injured.
The train was proceeding at its accnst"m
ed speed, when suddenly the Baggage Car aud
Mail Car, from some unexplained cause, weie
thrown off the track, and bec"ming detatchcd
from the Tender III 'front.'. and the Passenger
Car ia the rear were overturned. Mr.. Baird,
who was in the Mail Car, WAS discovered pros
trate on his face, with the car restiag his hack;
and it was not until it was raisedby Jack>cre"> :,
and considerable portion of earth excavated
beneath him, that ne could be eXtrcated. he
was Immediately conveyed to L"wri's Turn
out. and placed under the care Of DR.. Lartguc,
who, upon examination ascertained that II"
bones were broken, but that there was reason
to apprchend that the spine was injured.
The Rev. Messr.s. Palmer and Leandrr, who
were returning with Mr.. Baird. from Barnwell
Court House where they had assisted in the Or
dination Of the Rev. Mr.. Mickle, have remained
at Lowry's Turnout with the suffering gentle
man, whose whose injuries, though severe, we
are happy to say, are not considered danger
ous.--Charleston Mercury 25M inst.
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rslIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders of
L lli abuvr Institutions will bc held in Charles.
llr ou tnc li.h of hrun,y. Icing The second Tues
d. III The r"lrlh) IL; The Bank HALL The Meeting 10
cnmvri.r at / | "ci ok NJ and tl, day following
,d:.. ..!;y there will br election held at the
s,;nc ,t,c i..Iwrem lhr hours OF 0 H. IN. ard 3 D. M
f., !il ii y DIRECTORS III The Road, und TlllIt-
TLEh Ui!;ft TORS m the lank.
y tunlr:,iIIre Iiiy Proxies will attend.
lir attention Of the otockhordcrs is called to the
following, tes"iui"u:
Exrac! from Mn:tes Of Meeting of Stockholders,
FcbI uaIy -. 1871:
Resolved. That every Stakeholder whu shall have
owned Stock three months before the general Annual
hrcnc of the S"cklu'!crs bc permitted TO pass on
tie Road 10 and fr"m said meeting free of charge"
Ext act fro'n Minutes of Meeting of Stockholders,
February ., 1853:
Resolved, That all Proxies given previous to the
,nnua! Meeting Of 1858, he abl ogatcl and scaled up
IL. package and left deposited in the South
western Euiirord Bank. and that notice he given in
Tie l'uc prints by the Secretary. that new r. oXies
will IL, rrqni' cd herra Ter.
Jan It'd }. r. EMERY, Secretary.
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Sharims Sales,

DY virtue of sundry Writs Of Fl. Fa. to me 'irec.
- ted, will sell before tue Court House III Cam
den. cn the first Monday in February next the fol
loving property, to.wIt:
l3 Negroes levied and to he sold MS the property
of Wiley Albert nj the suit of John S. Miller Wi
ley Albert.
Also, stock Of Harness. Saddles, Brides Leather
&c and every article usually found in Saddlery
tahlishment together with Household and Kitchen
Furniture levied on ard TO be s"d the property Of
Luke Armstrong at the suit of Thos D. arr ct al, vs.
Luke Armstrong.
JAM II re- If TICS. BASEIN S. K d.
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Valuable Plantation and Egllis fo,

HE subscriber offers for sale. that valuable Tract
4 of Land OF Little Lynrhcs Creek, 10 mills North
east Of Camden lately the property OF Jnr"s 3nshn,
decd, continuing l3UU more less $50 of which
are cleared and under fence.
On the premises are n comfortable Dwelling House
with the necessary outbuildings, Gin House, Screw
de- The land embraces first quality of Swamp and
Upland considerable quantity Of The latter nncear-
ed. The tract contains an abundance Of Timber
Persons wishing to purchase will call on Mr. La.
ban Ferguson. or D. T. Malaffy who viii show the
lines DC Terms easy. THOS. BASklN:
Lancaster Ledger will copy three times.
Jan. II, 4 II.
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Administrators Sale.

By permission of John R. Joy, Esq., Ordinary,
will also sell at the above named time and place, all
the personal property of Elizabeth Baskn, deceased
consisting of Mules Horses Hogs, Cattle Corn, Fod-
der, Provisions, Household and Kitchen Furnl
tur', &c.
Terms-A credit till lst Of January next, with note
and good security with interest from day o! sale.
a. G. BASKIN, Admir-.
4sIan ~, 1854 2G
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Town Taxes.

0RDERED. That the Recorder advertise in the
" Camden Journal, that tie Tax Books belonging to
the Town of Camden will be opened on the first day
of January, 1854. the purpose of collecting the
Town Taxes, and that the books will he kept open
until he lst OF March, at which time they will be
closed and all deiauers dealt with according to law.
Ordered also, That the Recorder advertise that all
Licenses in the town will expire the 3lst inst
Persons therefore, Wishing Licenses Of any description
for the year S54, will hand in their applications ad-
dressed to Council in due form by that time.
l. W. BALLARD, Recorder
Council Chamber Dec. &c, 1853.
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w. ANDERSON
rs NOW receiving his Fall and Winter supply Of
l. Staple and Fancy Dry-GOOdS, which
comprise full and general assortment, consisting in
part of the following:
DRESS GCOCS.
Mousln DcLaines, Cashmeres. Merinocs, Ginghams,
Prints, &c. Of every quality and price.
WUOLEN GOODS.
Al.wool English Plains heavy Kcrseys Plaid Linssys
Georgia Plains, and other styles, at all prices.
FLANNELS,
OF all colorS qualities and prices,
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.
A complete assortment of Dress, Frock and Business
COATS, Of Cloth, Cashmere and Tweeds, all
made up in the most fashionable style.
BOYS CLOTHING,
Sacks Frock Coats and Jackets, handsomely got up
ALSO.
Fancy Cassmcrcs, Twccds, Satt;nctts,
Linen Tubl;ng and T0wellng Diilc:s
Nnckaback, Crash, Dnwlas
l2.4 brown and bleachcd Sheeting,
Canton Fanncs. &C., &c All OF which will be sold
at the lowest prices for cash or to punctua customers
Purchasers will please call Oh
Oct II. W. ANDERSON.