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ARRIVED.

Steamship America, Mellon, from Mobile. in ballast to
Wood Low-Ist district.
ship Norhaud (nsw) Fssusr from Bath Me- ma,ter
Ship Thesssy, (Br Williams 40 London, in ballast to
= Hoghton, Rankin .&co-sd district A.
Ship Reed Turb from cudH Wales % October p
albrandasn hence for Rio Jneiro returned for
Bark span Moy days from Havana in ballast
ter-3d district Is.
Brig Pepsto, (spsn) Mas days ballast
sd dfstrlct4T
Brig Peterson days
schr Sea Horse Thompson, from Islnrd-Rasn.
Sehr Msa Robertson days from Mobile maIaI-Basin.
sehr VIM Harriuen Lngay days from Pensacola 70 master
Basin.
schr Polar Star, Carrier, fr;m cosipet,u-Baain.
schr Robeeca Ann, injury from Poachatoaa-8ssu
schr Deer Island, from Biloxi-sasin.
Schr Monterey Farrier, from Bioxi-Baan
sehr Elodie, Black, from Blind Rtvsr-Baan
Schr He snr, from Bil9Ii--Basn.
Schr lie Clair. from Amite hivcr-Batin.
Schr Baear, English, ON Bay St Iouis-Basin.
setE E,i1abstl Bradford from GS0,yiog'9s NJ
Sehr Independence, from Blood River-Bssin
schr Mary and Maryset from Bay 81 Lous-Basn.
steamboats,.
Princess, Holiness from ycktburg
Planter Phelps frcm viekburg.
~. Music Morihonrom Port Huason.
Hope. Mocre. from Alexandria.
DIR Batey Dugss from Lot kport.
Easport, Harrison frem Tennessee River.
feathers, Bennett, from Napoleon.
Ford,, Frost, from Mobile.
Bluff City Hicks from Memphis.
| Opheia. Dimitry, from Baize.
| ~ Ed Howard. Northern, from Paducah-
Towboat Angosaxon Steele from the dowr and e
.hips Tnessaiy, Victoria Reed bark Greyhound, brig Rsu
Towboat Day. Brown, from the Passetowed down
inst shipa halsba-broagh i NJ
| ship Northiand bark Providence, and brig Pepeo.
| Below-Coming Up.
Brig Golden dsya from Rockud whime creeyy
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ORANGE AND LEMON TREES gs
~ 5000 Jamaica Orange Trees WI~
1900 Sicily Lsmon Trees. @AA@%
$3.50 Gre OILS Orange Trees.
1900 Havana Orange Trees.
4,e00 Mespulr Jsponica Trees.
1000 Malaga Le mon Trees.
1870 Genoa Citron Trees
Mandarin Orange Trees
Aiao....
varsity all kinds OF Tropical Fruits and Plants such Fig
yellow; fine GuRva Plhnts Tamarinds
packed with Orders sent to No.
30 Camp street, 10 R. F. NICHOLS
Importer Of all kinda Of Produce
nos from the Mediterranean
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ATINES AND LIQUORS-H. NJ Crookes,
Wv Of COMMERCE and GIR0D STREETS have
hand 81 Wholesale and Retail
WINES-0d Madeira asga CaslonH Champagne,
brands.
BRkNDEs-els oisn Godsrd Oliver, Cogua Jean Baptists.
ALSO, every brand Of Domestic Bfandes.
wHIsKEsod Bourbon Rye De1ters Rect.
fed, and other brands.
do Ct Corner OF Commerce nd Girod
NK7INES, WINES--Received by the under
w signed ssry. Fleu de sey and In
pera Coas ef description Cnet and White
Vines Moss Museassl and Sparkling Moa stsnwein, Burgundy
Wines etc.
do st F. W. COELER, ITO Common street.
w ANTFD--By Young Man who has re-
Wv sided here long time, situation BookKeeper
Barking
Dry Grocery Store. Satisfactory
pIoysrs H. nj rs ats
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% MEMORANDA
DISASTERS.

Ships Pacific Col Ledyard Avarado
Squall Went to the 9Th inst.
Ship Creole inst.
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INRANKLIN MUSEUM

LNKANKLIN MUSEUM
1T No. les ST. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite Charles Theaer and formerly Dan Rcs Museum
frF" OPEN DURING THE DAY AND EVENING.
Among this ction Of Cuose will be found Gand Series Of
Revolving Astronomical TabeauI nine different pagrau
splendid Cosmorama Of Cities Towns and Landscapes: Wax
Satuay Living Reptiles including fine large he
OF the fuaEt specimens Of
h the wild exhibited alive beautifully formed Lamb
with but bodies eight variety obe.ut
a Birds, with variety Of other rational interesting
and cuross forming attractive resort for the Natural
IT. ihe Student. the old, the young and all mankind.
kxy~ Admission, IS cents; Children, Is cents.
f Oar object being establish Museum in New Or
lear will be thankful for anything thst auy may do
oIae
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AMI Cauni street. New Grlsans for EIGHT DAYS.
commanding SUNDAY, January and ending SUNDAY !hnu
Aryl3.
ergymen their families free favorable with
Schools.
~ mmsdately after each exhibition in the Museum recherche
CONCERT will given in the elegant Music Saloon, board
he Raymond aoniny by Accelerated band Of
szs- ASmiasion az cents us d1is1
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oils, OILS, OILS
WINTER STRAINED LARD oILs-ioo bbls
do WHALE UL--leo po@
do sPEhm Oli[-2V
TANNERS 0IL-50 bbls No.li
IINsEED oIL---4S bbs;
MACHINERY 0IL--90 bbls;
NEkTSF0OT OII-l8 bbs; =-.
OLIVE-900 askets, quarts and pnta; r,r, m
For eae by :. n. r Shn IN ~, . 49, 49,.
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( NOTICE OF EMANCIPATION. 4
TyHE UNDERSIGNED will apply to the
Distrct Cour. Of New Orleans for tbs
tbe following Slaves belonging the succession Of
Harlow ia B4s lezf.E {s554 ~
ISABEL grHs womsn fy ysaFs, and Glenn, her
muao aged about twenty with reside
la the State.
PERSONS wishing make opposition 70 said emancpstion
within date aud file
Firrt District Coust Of Nav orieanS. @ W
no2s s0t DIS. DEVICES, TestamsntaTy Executor.
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NNT OODWARDtS CABINET FUR IYSIS.s1
Wv NITuRE WARERoosiS. No. 1873 Megasine ea 81.
Julia seet.Fulnture of variety for
sae good and substantial
repaired Ship Steamers
Boarding supplied with Furniture Bedding the shortest
notice.
NJ Having the large briekhouse Julia street,
Magae he prepared TO quantity goods FOX families
leaving the city.
Furniture Cartst moving care.
iva " w, WOODWARD
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EsLoUR-2,00o bbls st. Louis Extra, in su-
H. psror ords,. now landing FER sale by,.,.--,.
VNTHISKY-200 bbls Raw 100 bbls Recti-
w 100 bbla Boyis Rose 500 hafBoyle do Ross fer
ois JOSEPH Lands 4 CO.. 20 Tehoauisala. direct.
GOAP-100 boxes Liyermore's No. Soap,
a Z for sale By nAnrL1l CO.. ., Common street.
TEORGE CLARK, No. 8 Commercial Place,
III Agent Tho NEW YORK BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS
Pert Of New Orleans hssipp River and Vicinity DC I'm
q q. KENNEDY 4 CO., Commission Mer-
chants, No. 30 Poydraa street. New Orleans &s
Nd EMOVAL-S. II. KENNEDY & CO. heye
u from No. rs Tehouptouas Poydras
sreet. nol7d
EILBERTs-50 bags Filberts, in store, and
:. n io' 'A'e y BARELr1 L co. al Common street,
EE AMS-40 tierees Sugar Cured Hams, for
n sale by JOSEPH LANDS d CO.,
az So Tchoupitoulas street.
GNANDLES-20 boxes, Proctor & Gamble,
u Star for sale by JOSEPH LANDS CO.,
d. SO Tchoupiaouias street..
GtoW PEAs-1o0 bags Carolina Seed, new
~ crop, to arrive. for sale b. s5az. -. Ne
~ -. BARELl1 co, d cemmoa street.
SsTARGH-500 boxes Pearl Starch for sale by
- 'esa JOSEPH Lands co. ssTehoupiscuaa saesh
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atxru DfsfR
or NV ORLslss No sss.
DY VIRTUE of q writ OF feri facias to me
directed py the District Court OF New
will e s u public
the Exehauzs ST. Louis h@esn
Ro strssts MONDAY January 10, 1855 al IL
o'clock NJ q - Z. ". $500 -
city square 81. Assdaieaa Gsavisr, 81
hundred and ninsssn fee, 10 dapth
budings snd ihereop cens
Story Doabe Frame House. nae roofed hsvng eight
roonns aseb. ciiefn each, etc.
Seized in the sboye suit. Terms essh on the Spot
VAUDEVILLE MAE1GNY,
dS ans Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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N0R Saba CONFECTIONERY and BAKERY
doing viii he .ola retiring
bnosss with stock hand Iarea etc.,
On ra Apply ut The conner Of nnia
eNayades ststssa. - = polls u
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Sheriff Sales.

pT virtue OF suniry wr,s OF Fl Fa., to ME direct
- ea, vii! sell, on the drst Monday in November
next, and day following. it being the 5h and 6,h days
Of said month, before the Coult House do at Cam.
den, between II, !:sa ou-s oc sale, tho fo.'awi!
property 10 wit:
Ono House ana lot, and a par. Of a Lot fronting
East on Broad Street eighty -four feet, whcreon the
De ca Ian. resdes and bounded North By tho Barbe!
Shop. South by Lo: No. lo0s, and extending back
three hundred aid thirty feet Also, one Negro boy
named Dick Stock in Trade to the amount Of Ono
Hun ,red an Fifty Dollars, one Jersey Wagon. Fl .
Tables and Six Chairs levied OIL as the property ol
W. Campbell at the suit O! T. Tryon and Others.
Also, Negroes. Horses and one Trac. Of Land
OF Two Hundred Acres, levied upon as the property
Of John Abort at the suit Of the Bank O: Camden
and othere.
Also 1900 Ar,s Of Land lercd upon a, tho prop
erty Of Pete. Ackaskin a. the srt Of Charles Per.
kns and L. McKinnon.
Also, the Defendants interest in Three Hundred
Acres Of Land, more or less tvied upon as the prop.
ertv Of Mathew FIe man at the su Of the Stue Of
South Carolina aud others va Matthew Freeman.
Oct l6-if. L. BARNES ). K. D.
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Council Chamber,
OCTOBER, 3. IS5

ORDERED, thst the Ninth, and Sixteenth, Sec.
tons of Ordinance lately restored, be published IN
the Camden Journal.
SEC. 9. That the Bars or Stands in Tarerns and
the doors of euch Store where liQour is sold shall
be closed Sunday. and it shuiI not be lawful to
sell liquors Of any description GU any part OF the
premises Of said taverns o, stores ON that day.
SEC. IS And be it further ordained that no
slaves, or persons OF color whether bond or free,
shall be permitted TO assemble or loter IN or about
any liquor store, store where liquor KEEP: whe
ther euch store licensed VI not, OF III and about
the door thereof, or bo allowed to sit down and re-
main there any longer than while actually engaged
in purchasing such articles as they may be lawfully
authorized to procure Nor shall any such slaye or
free person Of color be allowed to enter remain in
any inner room or on the premises connected with
snch store, under penalty OF not more than twenty
lses, to he inflicted by order Of the lntrndandt
any Warden, aud the owner keeper of such store,
whether he or she shall have license or not shall for
felt and pay sum not less than five, more more than
twenty dollars, every case where such negroes or
free prlsolis or color shall be found assembled in his
her store ut the door thereof or shall be found
sitting down therein Or violating any Of the provisions
U this section of this Ordinance, contrary to the
tue intent aud meaning thereof; and every such
slave orfree person of color not having written
permit from his master or guardian, may be taken
up aud lodged in the guard house. and shall lie dealt
with in the manner slaves or rsonS OF color
found out after Bel-ring without ticket and IT shall
b. lawful for the Iptendunt any Warden or Town
Marshal or any oft town Guard to enter in at all
times into such liquor stores. aud to examine the taine
and to arrest any slave free persons OF color found
therein without ticket and If uny person shall re.
fuse admttancr resist oppose assault or insult any
such officer while in the execution any ofthc duties
imposed by this OrdiSance, such offender, II = white
person, shall forfeit and pay fine Of not less than
twenty dollars nor more than fifty dollars aud if
the offender be slave free person Of color, he or
she shall receive any number Of lashes which may be
adjudgcd BY the Intendant or any Warden, not ex-
ceeiing thirty nine lashes at any one time.
Oct 9, c. II. DAVIS Town Recorder
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Notice to Teachers.

An Election will be held on the Sd Monday in No
vcmber next for Principal OF the Camden School AS
sociation, applicants will be required to produce tie
best testimonial to Capacity for preparing young
mcn for admission into the Soath Carolina College
those ha"ing Experience will be preferred, Information
desired will be given by the the Secretary, 10 whom
Communications, will he addressed.
By order of Trustees
Hos. TIOS. J. WlTliERS.
DR.. l.. Ii. IDEAS 7 4. III. KENNEDY
\. NJ. KENNEDY, ScrJ
Camden Oct. @
Charleston Mercury ard Courier South Carolininn
will pscrt weekly for four wceks
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NOTICE.

DY order of tho Court OF Ordinary, will be sold on
ID Thursday the 18th day of November next, at the
late residence of amue Baskin at ! o'clock A. NJ,
all the personal property Of said deceased. consisting
of Household and Kitchen Fnrniture provisions OF oil
kinds stock of Horses Hogs. Cattle, Wagon Carriage
&C. Also, eleven likely negroes
TERga-For the Negroes ono.fourth cash. balance
on ono and two years credit with and approved
security Interest payable annually from day of sale,
and mortgage of the property. The other property,
all sums :of ten dollars cnsh. balance credit Of twelve
months, notes with approved security with interest
from day Of sale ROBT. ". LOVE. Admir-.
ooa q &c
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NOTICE.

IL SONS indebted to the subscriber are rr9rt.
~ ted to call and settle will tv glad 10 s"i' 81
my friends and customers short time with Tue es,
cepion Of sucharcles cor bacon, -four lard. e!c?
md for such artclca must have cash or cdnIo. sea-
The subscriber also adds that SUCH persots as hass
been running accounts ih ains and hare net FAD kn
does not desire to keep accounts With. and he 10 "ny
also give notice That oil persons who owe me pricr
to first Jaguary las ualess they come and make somo
satisfactory Arrangement, by tho 18th March, next.
their papers will be placed in the hands OF W TLuri"~
Cas:on, ESQ.,, 70: collection.
Jon. ls,-,f. ROBERT LAlTA.
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alOO REWARD.

T OST OF STOLEN-From tho SubscriGerrear Cam
IL den in the month Of Angus, small black or cop.
per colored G1R1. about ten years OF age She has
full face large eyes. pleasant and intelligent coun-
tcnancc anda scar over one of her eyes
reward ofonr hundred dollars will be paid FOR her
recovery.
". J. TAYLOR
The tarolinian Sumter. Waterman Fairfield Herald
Lancaster Ledger, will copy four times, and forward
bills to this Office.
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FALL AND WINTER
% DRY. 0DS-

TJIIE subscriber respectfully calls the attention Of
1 his friends and customers to his large stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods which is now open Ny stock
is sl:rgcr than usual and complete in nearly all the
lines Of fashionable Dress Goods .or Ladies, Gentle
mon, Misses and Boys.
Tho quality and prizes will compare with any cs.
Establishment n the place W. D. MCDONALD
Oct. l6, AZ tE
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CAMDEN BAZAAR.

WE have just received and opened we'll selected
w stock OF Fall and Winter Goods, consisting Of
Ladies' Dress Goods Dress Trimming, Of different
kinds largo assortment Of Hats Caps Bonnets,
Boots and Shoes together with large stock of Ready
Made Clothing, such as will suit the times.
Call and look for yourselves and have no doubt
but that you vii. he pleased.
Oct. a-E N. pRUCKER + CD.
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BARGAINS.

T>lIE srhscrbcrs being dcsirous 70 c.oss up ts -
i signed Estate Of D. j. l,eIIay: oqer the ssocs "a
hand at nett cost and will contnae 10 do until tho
arst of August when the store will DC closed and tho
balance closed ont in quantities To suit purchaaera-
Physicians Planters and Country Merchants will Gad
this rare chance to supply themselves u. small cost
aud with articles that may lie relied on. ~
4. n. T. KENNEDY, Aesgneea
July 10, 2e IT,
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THE MILLS HOUSE.

'TNliE proprietor returns his hearty and sincere
l. ,haIlks to tho many friends who have favored
him with their patronage, since the addition Of this
rcw and thoroughly furnished house to the first clas
Hotels of Charleston. lie takes pleasure in aunoun
cling that the MILLS HOUSE, although new, aud in
good order has been retouchcd during tic summer.
and SO refttcd rs 10 keep up with the demands OF
taste, apmfor, and elegance Tho arrangements OF
the House in all reepec,s, are continued with scra.
puious and unsparng regard to the wants Of the
traveller or the soourner, and the travelling public
arc assured Of Mi tho accommodations Of first cass
Southern House. at the usual and established prices
of such hotels The constant personal attentions and
cares Of the proprietor bestowed on the House
and Inc is aided in all departments lE the wei! trcd
and approved assistants that have mado themselves
Elvorably known TO former PATRONS
TlIUS. s. NICKERSON.
Charleston, S. C. Sept. .6-3t.
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THE OLD CORNER!!
For Sale,
TIN MANUFACTORY.,

JNHE subscriber is engaged in III" TIMING BUS1.
L NESS in all its branches, and keeps constantly
on hand general variety OF such articles as arc in
constant usc made by himself o: tho best material
and in the best manner.
ROOFING and GCTTERTNC done with despatch
and warranted. Old Rags, Brass and Copper taken
in exchange for work A. II. FARROW,
Sept 4,-tf Agent:
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FALL GOODS.

"1NH" subscriber would call attention to his large
IL and well selected stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
hardware, Crockery &C., nearly complete Tor Fall
Trade, consisting in part Of the following articles:
DRESS GOODS
24 26 % 50 80 81 inch Super Blk Gro dc Rh;ac
Silk.
Best quality Black Wa,cred TO-
Plaid silks Of the la,es, styles.
'.NouSclam DeIaincs Pain and Figured.
446 Sd German and rgish Mcriuos.
Supr French Mcrnvs, all Coils
FOR NOCRNING
\ Sup'r article Of Frenci, Paramclta.
French and English Bomhaznc.
Real Alpscca aud Canton Cloths
A full assortment Gnghams and Cacocs
For BOYS" WEAR
Rob Roy r!ads F,annes
Kentucky and Wntervic Jeans.
Plain and Printed Satinc,,s
Sup'r French Cassmers. small Paids.
FOR CENTS WEAR
Blk French Cloths, all qualities
Cold
Blk loc Skins.
large stock e Cord Frenc Cassilncres incl,I,lmg
n supr article OF doubc.wdth. Also, u heavy article
Of English Cloth for Ovrrcoats
FLANNELS
Cold French Flanncls Tor Ladies' sacks
Supr article of Shaker Flannel warranted not
to shrink"
Ladies' and Gents lloscing and Under Vests.
Gents Mcrino and Jeans Drawers. &c. &C..
All Of w:ch will be sold 90 reasonable terms.
Oct 9-!m. G. MATIiESON.
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Head-Quarlers---22d Reg. sem

1edu'Vu1rteTs@@ RScs' = Nh
Camdsn Oct. s, 1865.
IT is ordered that, Captain W. H. r Workman, be
i placed in command Of The Lower Battalion 22d
Regiment s. NJ. until Colonel for said Regiment
shall have been elected and commissioned lie will
bc ,beyed and respected accordingly.
By order Of 1t. Col. Tho j. Warren.
Com. 22d Reg S e. ~
WM. X. TAYLOR Adjutar,.
Oct. 9 Al Il. 4,
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CAADES Oct 8, 1898.
ORDER No. /.
< D. SHANNON having been appointed Brigade
~ Major, with the rank OF Major, J. i Richard
son Jr, and JOHN McCaa, having been appointed Aid
de CAMPS, with the rank Of Captain, will be cbeye
and respected accordingly.
By order Of Brig Gen.
Oct left W. j. TAYLOR
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Heavy Woollens

Plantations Kerscy and ?lans. Satinests &C.. for
House Servants, Superior Grey and white Blankets,
Red and white fanncls, in all qualities All Of which
we will sell at very moderate prices
A. n. l. r. KENNEDY.
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CLOTHING, Hats Shirts, and undercothing an
unusually large and varied ortmeut Of the above
goods are now open to which we respectfully invite
the attention oil ourfriends and the public generally.
Oct .. a. NJ Il 4. kENNEDl.
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Embroideries

Scotch and Irish Kmbodcries. very handsome "a
rety IN Canbrcs and Swiss Collars aud Secrcsr alsc
in Sets Alsxandcrs Kill md Silk Gloves black white
and colored. loseiry OF all kinds.
A. NJ e. r. KENNEDY,
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Cloths Cassimeres, and Vestings.
A full and fashionable stock in fancy and plain
styles, also handsome stock OF Tweeds suitable for
boys wear. just reccived by
A. M. & Il. KENNEDY.
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New STYLES Dress Goods

In handsome plain and Stripe silks, Printed and Plain
Cashnirres and delains Par 'naltacloth, rlain and
printed, Du B gas and all wool plaids, in new pat
terms, Opera, hannels in variety
just received by A. n. { r. KENNEDY.
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Notice..

II. persons having demands against the Estate Of
IA John Tolr.!e, decd will present them duly at
tested, and those indebted will make parsaent to ne
CHRISTIAN TOLMlE ExecuLrix.
Oct. l6, 4a st.
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FRUIT TREES.

THE undersigned is prepared 10 receive orders FOR
L FRUIT TR rs, to he delivered in Carndcn du'
ring the month Of November. at SIS 60 per hundred.
HIS Trees are Of choicc variety consisting Of May,
Red June and Horse Apples. with variety Of Fall
Apples and Sugar Pears, Egg P!umbs. Grapes
&c.
Thoac wishing Trees will please leave their orders
with Mr. T w. pegnes, at the Post Office in Camden,
Who will give all information.
Beaver Dam, Y. G. JAMES LOWRY.
Sept. o. SO 81
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Clothing!!!
Wanted.

4 JoCRNEYMAN " worl ca Sc'S a"c:s aSd
y rco,;rra Also, BOY, w;.i,ecr eo:crea. 20 .ra'n
noo, ~ dc. Making. Arply to-. r. .Aorsna, op'
r,os;.s Nv. WsnGs, Iccse. Sept. ls-lu,.
r AIDES Fa4 asa Water rseas Good, G:sres
| a E,pbrOideres, cloais Ta.raaa, de. jIa openedas
.:.e "O.S Corner Oy Z. v. ooNHhi,
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For Sale at Auction

DEFORE the Court House, on the first Monday in
- November next, the premises at present occu-
pied by 9. Maiheson as a Store and under rent to
him until September next. Terms liberal and made
known the day of sale. HAYMAN LEVY.
Oct 9, Al II.
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Salem Woolens.

HAVE now on hand good supply Of the above
4 goods. which will bo sold at Factory prices. Also,
Black aid Fancy Jeans for sale by
Oct. l6-tG W ANDERSON.
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school Notice.

TINE exercises OF Ma, Peck's School eommeRssd
i On Monday 81 i:st. Terms ,he same 40 lass ses
,;or. Sept. 1T
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NEW FALL GOODS
II SSSE

A. NJ Il r. KENNEDY, are now receiving their
usual supply of Dry Goods snitabe for the season.
The Stock unusually large has been carefully selected
and will he sold upon the most reasonably terms to
pnnctual Customers, liberal dscoun. for Cash. They
respectfully solicit an Examination OF their Stocks
October, g. ai.
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Negro Goods Negro Goods!
GEORGIA PLAINS and Kcr>eys, all Wool Staun-
~ ton Plains. very heavy English all Wool Cordova
Plains
BLANKETS.
Heavy Grey and White London: Dufll-Plan and
Twilled, at G MATHESONS.
Oct9 Al 2m.
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FOR SALE,

THAT House and S.o.e on Bread Street, q. present
i occupied by {. Shircr. TermlA liberal. Apply
10 JAMES AcEWEN.
Sept sc e.