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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-02-21

Ealmt, of which has been said atey, is
town of 1000 houses. 1t is surrounded with
walls, has il quarantine Il town hall, a custom
house. three churches, and cavalry barracks.
1t is the chief p lace of a sub administrator
district. The red"ubts raised by the Turks
are of great extent and very strong. They are
partly raised on two high hills in the plain of
kaat;,t about mile distant from each other,
and have Il numerous artillery. All the neig
boring country is commanded ty these hills in
such way that no approach to the Danube
can be made. In 1928 these hills were occu.
pied and fortified by the Russians. Between
Widdin and kaIaEat the Danube is less than
mile wide, aud the coarse of it is very rapid.
The island in which the Turks are fortified is
situated near the left bank; it is partly cover
cd with wood, aud is defended with strong in
trenchmculs in earth, barring large artillery.
Above " iddin the Turks have constructed a
new citadel according to all the rules of art.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-02-21

In Sunderland, Mass, there is an association
Of young men whose object is to cultivate Il
piece of land, by the gratuitous labor of its
members, the avails from the sale Of the crop
beng appropriated to various benevolent oh
jects. Last year they cultivated three and Il
quarter acres Of broom corn, which yielded
$l35.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-02-21

The total value Of the foreign exports from
Baltimore, for the week ending on Thursday,
amounts t" $437,0Gl. The exports. of bread
stutlS for the week has been large, comprising
30907 barrels of -four, 723 barrels OF corn meal.
3,ll2 bushels Of corn and 55.075 bushels OF
wheat. OF tobarco, S93 hogsheaos were ex.
ported. The total value Of the foreign exports
for the present year up TO Thursday is 81 ,GS5,-
OS6
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-02-21

The friends of Tie Nebraska bill were 10 hold
pnthcrc caurrs at Washington on Thursday last.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-02-21

ENGLAND PREPARING ror ,.,., ,..,
The London Times has a lcngthy article Il
the condition of the English Navy, aud says: 4
The great ability and assiduity which hav
been devoted by the present Admiralty Boart
to tie organization Of that department have
placed at our disposal, for the humiliation o
Russia, fleet such as no civilized nation in til,
world has ever possessed but we are sadly dc
fcicnt in hands to work this mighty machine
Volunteers are, indeed, coming in, and it may
he that bv the time we are called on to act il
the Baltic we may have made up the full mum
hcr Of sailors whom we yet need, though WI
fear this is a piece OF good fortune scarcely Il
tie cxnccted \ man may be IN excellent sea
nan and vvt know little or nothing Of gunner,
Ali art Nhich nothing but time aud practice
can impart. Those wh" are t" meet the Rus
sian fee, in Alrl ought to be now iucc>$an,l,
working Il, their guns, if they are to meet OF
nn c0na!ity the practi>cd artillerymrn Of Rus
sin. " lo will Gf couISr, take care /" tiGEt oml,
where their inferior seaman,!,iP will not imjnr
them. and their Iong practice rs mail. >men vii
avail them to the n;'Hn>t.
Suppressed, then, with he absolute ncccssi
ty Of at once exercising the crew, o! these ship
,yhici, are intended t" serge n,he prcscut wear
,yc wo"l srggc.t to III" ':"v"rnn.cnt that i
,.os,o<se~ = r,,..,.,co car::bi" "f sHpl'yug =
.. , ,..... ar .'s.':"a Of IT, r'W.''rd nam
credit which viii int.uItHy n.,r ah'aiI rhe
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-02-21

WIRE BRIpGE-Thomas 7. Patton ESQ, has
commenced the construction of a Wire Bridge
across Swannanoa, opposite his beautiful farm
"P asant Retreat 1t is the pioneer enter
prise of the kind we believe, in the State, and
when completed will be no less an object of
curiosity, than an ornament TO one of the love.
lies streams that are tributary to the Father
of Waters" The abu!mcnts are completed
and two wire cable of about an inch in dame
ter are stretched pendant over the river. 1t is
Mr.. Pattous design, in order to give strength
and Durability to the structure, to have two par.
allcl rai'Irs OH either side of the bridge. The
work is now suspended for the want of more
wire. which Mr.. Patton has ordered.
We are inclined to the opinion that aIr. Pat.
tons experiment; will demonstrate the fact that
wire bridges, besides being more durable and
safe are quite as cheap, as common wooden
bridges. OF course, the success that has at.
tended the construction Of wire bridges else.
where ,torhids the entertainment of an idea that
N:. Hatt"ns enterprise viii bca failure
I -
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Saturday Morn,no netohar oa 1894 !
onr general market has moi heen acys nri,, tba
week. though for some articles we have noticed an i'm,
proved demand The recent news from Eurone has nfa.
voraby affected the Cotton market and prices have hssu
rather lower in most of the transactions in that ano
In Tobacco there has been more movement and the raes
continue full Flour has been in more and nrices
have continued tn tan inward cor h. 49,
and higher. Pork has been dull and Lard has further
aeennea ffelghss nave sshsly huo'uated On Thurs
ao.onnta ~ ths solumns the
accounts Of the steamers Washington and Niagara the
ter to the 1stb Instant The
sales of Cotton for the week ending on the 18th ct
Prices were said to be without any material change
though for grades below Mddng rather lower rates had
been accepted in some instances. The quotations Of
Brown shipley Co. were 64d for Fair Orleans 5s for
Middng Orleans Cd for Fair Uplands and SGD for Mid
ding Uplandsthe market closing quiet at these rates
Flour had advanced 1st0ls Cd v Dbl Gonsols were
quoted at 9516f 095A. i
ooTToNThe Africa's accounts which appeared in our
telegraphic columns Saturday morning had depress
ing effect our Cotton market and though factors
showed willingness to make CONCESSIONS purchasers
were found for only about 1900 bales On Tuesday how
CHAN changed It Irregular butt mostly aaa s'1o ssSp ss
The market was rather rmer on TUESDAY .,nscai, for
the Midding grades which in request and the sales
of that day and the following embraced 1000 bales On
Thursday however, the rates gave way again. and some
1000 bales sold yesterday $500 bales were taken
at about the range Of quotations making total bust
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION 2g-5
rnfsr;or a 118sl,I M;ddl;ng Fair as1S-
Ordinary. ;. ..7k6Ds Fair. 80. 1oI0-
Midding. ..s1S@szs Good FAN. a.. 90.
GOOD Miaahng... .s5Sf9szs aooa ana Fane, -sp--A
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. Is
s.f=s 81 coH4Osahslss. TenAcec :. hs
STOCK On n a; Sept . iso 400 2ooi' .sa
yestevday H.. 1871 -1e41ss u 600 l,5aa
IL
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The Africa's letters, which through by yester.
days mail not hopeful for Cotton even with the ad.
vance of I'd The failures of Oliver and McHenry had
bad effect, and it feared they would bring down
some other houses We extract from the Circular:
LIVERPOOL October g. 1854.
During the week there has been good deal of ANNA
ton in our market the reported in the Crnea
and rather unfavorabe to the growing
giving more confidence in the staple and causing large
operations An uneasy feeling regarding commercial
matters has however caused holders throughout the
to offer their stocks freely than might have been
expected and though the large business has been
in many cases at I'D advance upon weeks prices
yet yesterday and to-day confidence in higher prices ia
slightly weakened and, though prices the buyer
practically higher yet unless in very desirable Cotton
difficult to mark advance upon the current qualities
of American.
For Sea Islands there continues good demand and full
prices readily obtained III -
Egyptians dull of sale andareeIy offered but not
any real change prices be reported since last week
considerable business has been done in Brazis at
last weeks prices.
snrats continue to receive much attention. and useful
Kinds are saleabe at the extreme prices Of last week
o940 American so Pernam and 1880 Surat reported
on speculation; and $50 American. 80 Egyptian $40
Pernam, 2660 surat, and 70 Madras for export
To-day we have fair demand and firm market though
well supplied at the slight advance established for the
week. the sales TC1O bales 1900 speculation and
for export.
EASoS, BARRY d CO., Cotton Brokers, q
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Stssts0uer's HaIt

StatJO2ses.'s Haul.
D. Fee LIT & ETs.OiN,
81 CH.dRTRES STREET, "a
~4 NEW ORLEANS. ~
pAy VT y gkLT, HENRY T.. g 81. ssTETsoN,
w The his Es.absrpsnt oad respectfully IL
fom their fnd, pub generally ths they have now on
hand So extensive BLANK BOOKS PAPERS, FAN
STAPLE STATIONERY and would ea The attention Of
and others The following list STOCK which
for sale at the VERY LOWEST PRICES MOST REASON
ABLE TERMS.
In connection with .. ss. hare ia ls,r. yp prT
lsn os s1s a s RooK
aq F,a :, fas m.ss reasonable a
a aiS's
aa ssa
PACED BLANK hooks. 8gffs
hsss journals, Day c sss1 sss4.,
sl'' isss;,. poo.. Receipt eoes.
Is'tf ri, PS ssss. - hsss ssl ssss ~,
The above q an different ruling
de sna ams 1'1 to
WRITING AND LETTER PAPER.
ss 4 Rs sss ss
e Ws;a Ssis ssa nds Ls,sr
.s5sa STEAMBOAT hooks.
s s s. sa:t &, Cotton
sssaE: 8 Bs Ess;s,is ssisss'
Ma ssi iHas eass n0'N Bssf s Paper
s.s.lPs all articles used
by Boais Particular attention paid to this branch.
GOLD PENS, r
Levi Browu Bayley Morton obque and Ladas extra
ne Gold PENS with without Gold Silver Holders Gold
yer Pencil Cases. 454s4=
BO0K-BINDER,s STOCK
Russia saperor saeepskn skver
Blue Morocco Marble sprked Papers Paste or
Ruling Ink Bnders Boards Plough Kns., French Berries
CUTLERY.
Joseph Rodgers and Jonathan Crooks Pocket Cutlery
Prout's celebrated Printing Inks, all coors.
DIARIES FOR 1855.
Felts Diaries for 1855, all and styles
PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS.
Eagles Harry Decaurs; Merry Play
ing Cards Blank Cards. zss Visiting
Cards offs very Superior quality ,.-57-ss
INKS.
Writing Inks English Copying
Canine. ysft5 .Ss5s15 -.-7.5fe,5.- III
sUNDRIEs. 5tA5. 1r
Ink Stands ga. Variety Sealing ws5 and wsIs Steel Pens
Holders Motto Seas Letter Stamps Pc sri Tablets Porce
lain States Letter Clips 70 ngs nvscs Files Music Paper
Stamps Engraving vor Rules Rulers New
Fes 6ceE Rests Water Coor Hair aci LIE and Slate
pasea Copying Paper Cops ne Bssst
q description; Bants Note Tin Cash Boxes Envelopes
for Letters sTd g sae Envelope Psp Extra Fine
Time Books Dee Eacmon Bores Ctemen: Shear
States Irvine Twe Perf aed Board Drawing Paper Gold
Bills Exhspge; Raess Rubber;
Pockei lem andnm Boos CANNED Labels Sand Boxes Sand
Wafer saueera Red c1tbags
Vesa Match Boxes Capde Ready Fes Ladies'
Foios with Locks Eas and Desk Knive Red and Blue Chinese
Ink, etc, ETC. etc. -----
D. FELT s. STETSON,
Stationer's III ID. Chartrt street.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

Friday Evening, October q, 1864
The market was but scantily supplied with good Cattle
during the better part of the week. which closes bare of
Western Beef and only moderate supply of Texas Cat
tie on SALE fair stock Of Veal Cattle offer with but
few Sheep and the remnant Of few lot of rough Hogs
No Mich Cows sale Holders Of course have the ad-
vantage, and prices firm at quotations
2 sNee' 'fsi. '-PRICES,- .fE+li
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.Neso Jersey Ziaac Paints.

WGW VETSGW XtFEC 11Wt11TS.
EB The Subscribers have han will constantly
supplied direct from the msunfacoy Zinc Paints
made by the celebrated rsa EFt
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,
which they offer the trade and accommodating
Tie SNOW WHITE universally acknowledge superior
to lead in whaeaes raney and durability either inside
side will much greater surface than equal weight
lead thus rendering economical wh being
poisonous substances, the Of health
to a familiar with the dsateriou quality paint
factured from lead. e=- Nt
The BROWN ZINC peculiar protective and adhesive quail
it and especially recommended other
faces The STONE COLOR possesses similar properties the
Brown the color better adapted for painting
pots rdges,etc The Company the Paints
by them aud keep fresh
tme, climate. To be used preetneylik White
~ Ground oil, in kegs Of Is, bs
sale by e. C. bOGERT Z CO.. IS Camp street. u,ys
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y. Bessj. Chandler,
COLL.ECTO R..

NOTES, BILLS, HOUSE RENTS, etc.
ER- Office al CoRsoN ARMsTRoNG's, 50 Camp arsat,
ES- Office Hoursfrom to 10 A. and o5P.M.
IN Resrences-H. T. Lonsdale, j. Landia Co..
As,s Lsat. 4 Lin
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THIRD DISTRICT

10 -
LARcENY.-A man named Hanbel Barrando
was arrested New Levee street by the Third District
Police, who charge him with having stoen mule As
the stolen animal found in his possession there
be but little doubt Of his guilt and he remandea to
await examination. E2- " {s2 q 8A t-5fse-lEf *
BEATING HIS WIFE.--Joh Seltzman is in Gus
tody in the Third District awaiting examination on the
charges of having assaulted and battered his wife, and
hnying insuted and resisted the police. &
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS Peter Mathews
and Charles Green welknown Migrants were arrested
in the old cecream saloon the Third District ferry
and locked up to await examination of being dangerous
and suspicious characters who in the habit of
hitting depredations upon the public. ,SS y.
g-+..= FOURTH DISTRICT. l+u Es--
ASSAULT AND CHoKING.--James McCarty was
taken into custody by the Fourth District Police on
warrant charging him with having choked his wife Mar
garet and threatened take her e Recorder jackson
will see to this.
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LAKE STEAMERS
MOBILE
F1ToR oBn.E-DsiIy 0. 3. Man Y 81,


FT0R MoBH. Daily. u. s. Mail - =
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nd sATuRDAYs MONDAYS and THGEsbSys
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Az siss: e saa Hsus be sAsyped
X - Il. IS .'s :. rail.
RssssR'ly At ~ s's'sk 4 sssssss Egl;,va
RE WaTERING PL.acEs-T
IF AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER -
cEsaEssssHsss sas III.
- ss,ss Ell. s
sssss en-. osb 5s;.i s ezssr
Hossrss.
I:5Sis yssIsa
/ e
ras.ss M u n Msasy !.
JEFFERSON AsD LAKE r - -.
Ss S. 0Ezzss
4.s.srg1INa.... EaayFW
ri = $751; is . 80 s
- ss isis Il
bss; aa Il ssss I'd Ha
81 sszgass rsssss.d :. lpsps.s snIy e. ea
Isl nd IL ss .
NEW ORLEANS. JACK. ca n -
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Mospi "a :sss'sss d.
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RIVER STEAMERs

VIII Leave, SATURDAY, October - Al gstss rs,.. y
scoRg sss
ton cspss j. Leys Hi 5ssys = 49, e y =
sta ~ Isxsodfs For 81 prssses sra,s =.
sos7 JOHN r WYNN A 3skappitou5as sssses.
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IF Thoaenabe cure of RUPTUR M All In
forms In popularity the proclaim
thsiririenda with
sHERMANs PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEpY,ru
The faculty OF sountry England
and France have their
tse Truss they the
accordance With inc principles Surgery A sfee
closes completely the perfectly reians the
that ii
tlat must o1
cure snsy much
Of that good from the sole
brated Engsh writer On Hernia ably
The RUPTURE REsEbY an which,.
taken absorption, adding pssneney tho
It's Ia certain preventive weakness
abdomen, predi1pestionto rupture,
The the popular Remedy
who has devoted 70 the study and
Rupture select
size and shape . promotes speedy and rsdicalcnre.
~ Particular astenon giyent Rupured Child las
nsItsring with tAsf enhanced VALUE and USEFUL
% eersons TRUSS And RuPfuRE
and 70 limitations must be parular
GRAND have personal interview with ei nt 4ff i9
e fisa sh55. j 81, r. tSHER IL AN, 4 s9lt5
lshaa tssp al.ss . .azz - 20 ST. CHARLES Sir
tVTyALL0W CANDLES % boxes, in store and
for $40 BY 1 e GRIEF CO. 20 and % old Lsyss
I A DAMANrINE CANDLES 800 boxes, in
sss SION a11 ~ - D alEFg % and /. ola Isys.
lHECKER'se FARINA--2o GASES fresh. in
Is ''''s ana ~ Il sEIErr co. II and Il Old Isr...
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L,smbe,. and Fancy Woods al

B 400 900 CLEAR WHITE PINE large sssor
ment of MAHOGANY CHERRY, WALNUT, OAK, ASH MAPLE
LIeNUMvIT, ROSE WOOD AFRICAN EBONY, and all kinds
FANCY WOODS and LUMBER, which viii or
good paper. H1NRY T. SHERMAN,
IT2w IL ST. Joaapi, strae
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A MERICAN ARTISTS uNION.-THr Aurn.

A MEXICAN ARTISTS UNI0N.-THE AMER-s
ssns The nsd States he Sa naSs % ne
country nd Wh is
81 he oF E sss e.
thas i've smsymsD Ire hsl ~
bat inspire among iasis for work, & s present.
$1,000 Of the actual cost ssooo Y. s'a
s
For Fve Dosss sss ssusifay Painted
rive en- s
\. s. @ @ q
dollar sent Engraving actually worth that
GIFT Ticket WIN IapsdasyX e fssSsd;a. x
The COMMITTEES believing the IS of this Crest National
ma saf a
Any person wishing sending naid)
w p sn /. hs sasa
o. de final Fl III The q 5 IN the
owhh will be throughout the United States and the Canads
LIST OF GIFTS.
i iss 's...:. iSs 1851 1851
so Elegant Old Paintings, in splendid git frames.
100 sssns Cd s.
Ieh gil aa1so nshsa eaee. 10 5000
oil, Of the Washington Monument, aox2s riches $40.
49, Steel Fis Engraving nom 100
Artiaa Union; Of the market value Of from 50
f sis i D@eas in siss .tissi
% isiiias Ii: n IL .ad
loo viz viz s sash ssaass
@ ssSss VIEW 81 Hudson Rsa
f Fps ssaspd I ssHsa Il ca Without
50 security Of, 10 sses s ses
e g q j. ~: ~: ~ ,s ss
s;fi gss: .Fs i 70 Real E
s Is
tbs Catalogue delivery.
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NssC Orleans Sfationes''s Ware

.FelU [bFLeO7aS Sz0tiOste3''s Ware
a2 house,
NO. 60 CAMP STREET,
SCHOOL BOOKS And STATIONERY.
TO SCHOOL TEACHERS
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PARENTS. .I y-s
~ The attention Of those purchasing SCHOOL Be oKs STA
ToNERY, either their sell respectfully
the Of the rib who offers all kinds Of SCHOOL
city, and has constantly hand all WORKS tie vaous Depart
EDUCATION general
Of LAW, MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
WORKS. every depssment of LITERATURE, SCIENCE
ART; together with EVERY ARTICLE OF STATIONERY.
J. B. STEEL, Bookseller and stationer,
o26Iy No. go Camp
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Gle she would watch her opportunity and
article she could lay her hands The last time she
detected however, and being brought to the Office sh
confessed where she had concealed the articles which
were all recovered. The woman remanded for exam
ination. ,,r .i.5y5. .,tl -s,ss5t1 r 49, Fl
75s5I91 SECOND DISTRICT, go "a I
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY. VIM. Sears
alias the Baron yesterday arrested In the seeont
District for passing counterfeit money on NJ Baneour
ut the corner Of Royal and Main streets He ID held fo
examination. CO. 4, s. ss4T512i .sa.l 81
"a A DESPERATE HOUSE, BREAKER.r-Mr. lhomas
Murphy made the following statement yesterday before
Recorder Ramos ON Thursday evening, between thu
hours Of and olclock entered epremises Of Mr.
George Mcdonald with whom am acquainted situated
on Canal street. between Tont and Rochebanc, by the
gate which found open and on reaching the back yard
found that Mcdonald was absent. The door leading
into the house also open, and entering found
man calling himself John Lewis busy engaged in pn1-
dering the armors, the clothes and articles in which he
busly engaged in scattering about the floor He had
o drawn sword in bis hand. asked him where MELON
aid was He turned upon with bis sword and threat
ening to take my life retrested towards the woods
pursued him crying Stop theft and my voice being
heard by party of aborers who working for the
porston and Lewis seeing they were about to intercept
his flight, drew large knife from behind and turning
around, attempted to kill with it but fortunately
SELLING his arm disarmed took him prisoner and turned
him over to the police. On returning to the house dis
covered that both the gate door and armor had been
broken open Lewis is locked up to await an examine
ton on charge Of house breaking. ~ - -
III ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures Escape of an
ofc.-At half past O'Clock yesterday morning after
the watch had been called in the store Of L. Rapp Co
at the corner Of Royal and Main streets Second District
was entered by of false keys and robbed Of large
quantity Of valuable silks and other articles to
Of $1,000 The burglars four in number, and had
cart in front of the door to carry off the stolen goods
They had filed their cart and about leave when
Rodndsman Toas Of the Second District police seeing
them, and judging they thieves up to arrest
them but of the williams put pistol to his breast
discharged it, and the Sergeant fell The thieves then
made of in double quick time surprising the officer killed
He was however strange to say only eled to the side
walk by the shot, the ball having passed through his
clothes and lodged his breast without penetrating the
flesh His breast is greatly swollen. The robbers belong
to gang Of villains who have for years been committing
depredation life and property in that portion Of the
city As yet they have not been arrested but the police
are their trail and it is to be hoped will shortly bring
them to justice.
f. .lar 5.as=s=.-r5i-
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- IApGNNNEHG. ~ Z
Per sbp William, from New Yotk-3s il The steerars
Per ship CarnacR, from Havre-21s in the steerage
SPer ahip Favorite from Lverpoot3s ia The Storage
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Iss 9sss gj.:a, DIR. SHEER NJ AN, 81 81 8
shaa Iyspt .aa % .asIia 80 20 ST. QharIes Sly

rNyALL0W CANDLES boxes. in store and
for Il e e "a GRIEF co. % and % Old Lsyss
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-20
PROVISIONS.
MY PREgENT sTOCK.

MY PRESENT STOCK.
For the information Of Families and others,
give below summary Of such articles
GROCERIES PRODUCE, DC. y
I now have on hand: Brown Sugar, Fair
to Choice, Crushed, Loverinn Philadel-
phia. Pulverised do do Double Loef do do
Small Loaf St. James Refinery, Coffee,
Choice Rio and old Java, RrcE, Louisiana
and Carolina; TEAS, Imperial, Gunppwder.
Young Hyson, Black, &C., &C. ~ ssa
PICKLES, quarts and half Gallons; SrlcEs,
Ginger, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nus
tard and Pepper; FISH, Sardines, Herring,
Goldfish, Mackerel in barrels, quarters and
Kits; OIL, Olive and Lamp Oil; WINES,
Champaign and Claret, Champaign Cider,
in bottles MAcARoNI ard vermicelli; Al
MoNDs, Raisins, Tomato and Pepper Cat
sup; Goshen and Western Butter; 'Westei-
reserve Cheese: BEEF TONGUES, Su
gar Crackers, Butter. BlscUIT, Soda Biscuit.
Pilot bread, BUCKWHEAT, 3
Onions, Potatoes, Lady Peas, Crowders
Soap Candles, Starch; Salt, Flour, st. Louis
and Ohio; Lard, Shoulders, Clear sides, Su-
gar cured Hams; Vinegar, Saletatus. Soda
Wrapping Paper, Brooms, Tobacco, Well
Buckets, Water Buckets. Cotton & French
Irvine, Baskets, Wash Boards, Sleeves,
Clothes and Pillow Lanes, CieaIs, Fire
Crackers, Wooden Boxes, Powder, Shot,
Caps, Bar Lead, Nails, Whiskey, barrels and
halves, common, extra Old r yeand Monon-
gahala, New York Brandy and Gin, Com
mon and Fine, Cement, Platter Paris, Sand,
Plasterers Hair, Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, &c.
The greater portion Of the above articles
can be purchased at retail and near all by
the package or quantity. My facilities for
buying are of the best and for the CASH, !
am in market with any man u any house
my store will always be found open until
O'Clock at night.
oct 11-y JOSHUA REAL.