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Movements OF IndividuaIs.

movements OF lndtvldual1.
ibe Following are among the recent arrivals ct the
principal hotels:-
AT THE AsToR George Dickinson, Charleston; C.
Darling, New Orleans; B. Nicols Arkansas; George
Capt. Doer, do.
AT THE AMERIcAS.-S B. Robbins, Massachusetts,;
Capt kfmball, Boston; j. Quinby. United States Ar.
Mcdonald, Quebec. ~
Ar the CIrr.-M. Barclay, Philadelphia; M. Howl
son, 40; General Cadwallader, do; MI. Eustin, do;
Lieutenant Wet, u. 8. M C..
AT THE IhviNo HousE 81 Newton, United Ststas
Engineer; b: H. Lewis, Virginia; G. Stellmsu, Msxi-
neral D. Laurence, do; Hon. Robert C. winthrop,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives Boston; Col
Gary.
AT THE HowARp-E. T. Holmes, Washington; q.
BALDWIN, Philadelphia; N. Mason, Washington; M B.
Cox, England; Benjamin SAaen, do. = :
Mr.. Wicklife late Charge d.4fairss of tina IJnited
States near the court Of Turin, and Mrs. Wicklids
have arrived in Washington. '
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Markets.

PtrrsBUR0H, March 20, 1870
Flour-The quotations cannot be cor7so ~ given
the market is too much unsettled. Bacon hog round
4hc; hsms, Co. per lb.i timothy seed 50 psr bashel:
hsxseed 500 per bushel Is has been raining all dsy
and have sH feet water In the channel sad RISING
BAL7sMoaE, March 20 -6PM
The inclement weather has operated considerably
against outdoor business The aour market 10 quet
Sales amount to 600 barrels Howard street brand Al
7s Small sales Of City Mills at the same price The
stock If -four ut present he nd of ell desor ptious
amounts to about 10 900 barrels rhe rsceps, are Ala
increasing, and the tendency Of prices ID Ia favor Of
buyers Sales Of Ut 81 &c. and rye aour at %
81 S'h The supple Of grain 10 email; red whsst
IL selling at 81 OF 81 o. and white do as 81 90 Al
IA corn quiet sales Of 1000 bushss ct ~ 43c FOR
white and A. SOC for yellow; oats 20 $50 rye e0e
market rather dull Sales OF pork ct $40 rs All
and prime. 80 10 q $40; msss beef, Sill 81 si2; no
change In bacon Lard 10 dull 1T 6k 7xc In bbls
gar 1t ~ q 6hc.; nolssses 2SK 2oc. sales Of Rio
coffee ~ Oh 7Ho; rice, SO $40. perlb Whisky
Is dull.sms sales at 2S1lo in bbls. and hhds aomi
nal, ut 22kc, ...i
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nofx va hio dc Jsnero and Valparaiso. arrived as
rahs@e on the ID Fsbrusry and would leave for Sau
franoisco the 10th March che would take 900 pes
to the sold regions.
At San Frsncisco, provisions were enormously high.
sno nsw seid pscere had been dsoovsred the Sac.
rsmepto Of immense vsiue Ths profit OF ore esrco
Of goods shipped from VALPARAISO Fra ncisco We,
one hundred and twenty thouss nd dollars. 4 ~
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Common Pleas
-


March N-NeTstad. re-, rs, Groy.-Action on
promissory note for Sl40 a. Defence, want of CON.
alteration. Verdict for plaintiff for full amount and
interest.
Fnnsedn rs. Brady-Verdot for plaintiff $40.
Before Judge Ulshc effsr. .
Hammel Us. Ae Guire,-Aotisa Of replevin for two
pigs Verdict for PLAINTIFF vsluing the property at S2s
Allison rs. Smith and WVe Action for SANDER. It
appeared the defendants artificial flower manufsc-
turers and employ number Of females in their fac.
tory. The plaintiff was formerly . captain in the
merchant marine and Is pretty far advanced IN the
scar Of the yellow leaf II he was in the hsbt
Of visiting at defendants stsre-romping with the
girls pulling the chairs from under thsm and playing
on divers other pranks unbecoming his grey hairs
Upon one Of these occasons, Mrs Smith came in, and
nndtng the work room in . muss, she told him she
thought be acted much like an old see pirate than
respectable elderly gentleman The defendant took
huff and Immediately caused present suit to DO
brought alleging that his professional character was
assaied and slandered. The defence was, that Mrs.
Smith had no intention Of imputing piracy to him
that he was In the habit Of coming to the store annoy
Ing the girls and interrupting the business and on
the occasion referred to- she provoked that In
her passion she faid he acted like old pirate The
jury without leaving their Seats rendered verdict for
defendants. 1850
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Marine Amairs.

sstesmship Jstbmus, Capt Baker which Left New
Orleans on the goth February for chsgres arrived at
kingston, JAM, on the 2sth. "'' 1' 'fft
We Understand that Mr.. J. Griswold will have
another vessel added to his Mns Of London packets in
snort time, equal to Tie Devonshirs- shsrt pas
ssses OF which We noticed yesterday. She Is building
~. ~, mssis' we'tervsit Mckay, and is to be called
the Southampton.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURn.
ALBANY, March II, Is4o.

ALBANY, March II, 1s4o.
SENATE.
THE SUPERIOR COURT rsw roRx CITY. 'r,
The Governor transmitted message Informing the
Senate that he would sign the bill providing for the
election Of an additional number Of judges of the
Superior Court Of the city Of New York. So It IL Q
law and three judges viii be chosen at the next CHAR
ter election. rlI. "a.
COMMUNICATION FROM mas. WILLIAMS.
Mr' Williams, widow Of the Hon T. s. williams,
deceased, Senator from the 2Sth district, communi
Gated TO the President Of the Senate her appreciation
Of the sympathy Of Senators for the loss sustained BY
her. The letter written In excellent taste and
language. It was ordered to bs entered on the
journal.
rHn PILOT Law.
Remembrance from citzsns Of PAtohogus. Suffolk
county against any restriction Of the pilot law, was
prere-std.
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CouRr OF ArrEALs-schenecfsdy.F Friday M.roh IA
NO. 6-Thomas Us. Austin snd others The Arm
msnt Of this cause concluded at a P. M TO- day. No.
error, Us. Stephen whitney, dsft in errorgArrnsd.
MI willis Hall for plfs. in error; Mr.. Edward sand
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Gcnin's Spring Hat for IsA9.-EIoousns \.
n.s .ur, snd Artistic proportion o.mmnsns Of the
ufy the most fasidous NJ GINiN az a.ns sS 20 "a
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LATER FROM HAvANA.-By the arrival Of the
fine ship Norma, Capt. Ellis, in nine days from
Havana, we have received commercial adyices
and ship news two days later, which will be found
under their proper heads.
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man named Newcomb, was crushed to death be-
tween two ctr on the Atlantic and st Lawrencs Rail
read, near Moth yarmouth, Mass, ON Tassday last.
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-, ne case OF Luorstia Bass the CITY OF Boston far
s"e' was decided on Mcn.ay In favor Of The oity
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The Home Department-Heads OF Bureaus
Appointments, &c.

., WARRINGTON March 81, 1840.
We are authorised to state that there 10 not the
slightest foundation for the report that Mr. Ewing
claims that the heads Of bureaus and clerks trans
ferred to the Home Department. virtually out Of
ONCE, their commissions having expired in eonse.
quence Of the transfer. The sot 10 perfectly explicit
upon this point, and Mother Mr. Ewing any other
member Of the cabinet has ever entertained suoh an
absurdity - that the incumbents Of the bureaus
under his department have been egiated out Of ece
Ex-Governor Pennington, Of New Jersey, has been
nomipa for Governor Of Minnesota, and Mr. Spioer
Postmaster Of Dayton, Ohio.
Several nominations will be cent into the Senate to-
morrow, We understand.
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SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP TENNESSEE The
new and beautiful steamship Tenne ssee, Cant.
Collins, took her departure yesterday afternoon.
at her appointed hour, with full freight list and
about sixty passengers. She went down the b,v
in style that satisfied all in any manner connect.
ed with her, and all those who had the pleasure Of
seeing her.
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W. News from Europe.
The steamship Canada is now In her twelfth
day, and her news may be expected over the wires
at every moment
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Tnem Five Dollar Sults-The Rlchsee
yet the hrgcs lot and the chespos They consist ~ o.
ana sel wish tasty suit give us Call And "a our
soca ana but Store william and BssE
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The Latest from the Isthmus and California.
Ths annexed despatch was published In the BAlti.
more .amoieo~ Of Tuesday morning
New OaLrArs, March Is.
TIE brig Perfect, Capt Gardiner, arrived here to-
day from Chsgres, whenos she sailed the 9th ut.
Amor her psssep gers Ia Lieut. Ls wis bearer OF des
patches from the Pacific squadron to wsshipgton.
He rel orts the U. mail cleaner Orsg On, trom New
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Sailing sfthe Steamer America.
BosroN, March q.
The royal mail steamship Ameriea sailed from her
wharf at noon with large number Of passengers and
Q fair amount Of freight.
This il very satissctory why not state the number
Of passengers, II not their namssl The A. had 90 On.
gagged 1t neon on Tuesday.--HEnALpl
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CENTRAL AMERIcA.-Our dates from Belize. Hon.
duIas, BY the Dream, at New Orleans, are 10 the
Nth ult The Obsarr, Of the 18th, has this
paragraph
Our advices are to the 9Th instant, and We
peace has been made at Zacapa, between the
commissioner on the part OF the government,
and Gen. Vicente Cruz, subject only to the ratii-
cation OF the govern slent The precise terms of
The treaty we have not heard; however, we under
stand that II lie very advantageous to the cavern.
ment With this il is to be hoped matters will i'm.
prove In the interior, although 1t is much feared
mat the roads will be for some time infested by
We have received by mail, files of the Honduras
Observer to the 2ih ult, but find nothing in adai-
ton to the above. except market of the Oath ult,
which will be found In Its proper place.
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Called Session OF the Senate.

N0IeO Se6sloh OF the Senate
t.ta .. WARRINGTON, March Fl, 1s49.
The Senate met ct the usual hour this morning Mr.
AIcHIsoN the President pro In tho chair Aftsr
the Transaction Of the customary preliminary business
. message was received from the President by the
hands Of his private Secretary, Col Bliss.
'~ EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion Ct Mr.. BADaER, Of North Carolina, the
Senate went into executive session.
The message Of tho President In reply the rssou-
ton of ME- Benton, calling for information in regard to
the protocol was then read.
MORE NOMINATIONS.
number Of nominations were next submitted.
Among them r.sr...t .a..
Ex-Governor PENNINGTON, Of New Jersey, to be Go.
vernon Of the new territory Of Minnesota.
Mr.. SrIcER, to be Postmaster Of Dayton, Ohio.
The balance Of the nominations were to offices Of IN
unimportant character.
FUNERAL OF Mr., DICKINSON.
After sitting in exectivs session short time the
Senate and proceeded to the Hall of the Heuse
Representative to attend the funeral Of the Hon. Mr.
Dickinson Of Ohio, member Of the last Congress- and
member elect Of the next Congress.
Mr.. ATcHIsor occupied the Speakers chair. Pres-
dent Taylor, and Messrs. Clayton, Meredith, Ewing
and Reverdy johnson were present.
An eloquent and appropriate discourse was delivered
by the Rev. Mr.. GuRLKr.
The body was deposited in the Congressional bury.
Ing ground.
THE PROTOCOL.
The debate, In secret session. will be continued to.
morrow the protocol question; and A. Mr. Benton's
speech ia certain to cell for replies from the democratic
ride Of the chamber, Is altogether uncertain as to
tha lima vhsu tina Neuats will adjourn
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Trout Dinner at II. n. Cooks U.,,,- T.. T.
gain Cars will leave Brooklyn On Thursday d iust
coc NJ for the above place. Gentlemen going down
Iuday. " Nv wy ~ ui"e v VsV0A a ~ "
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The Pennsylvania Canal.

....I HARRnBURoB, March IL, 1S4o.
The bill Tor the completion Of the north branch di.
vision ofths Psnnsylvsnia Canal to New York State
newas defeated this afternoon, the House Of Rep.
re'entstivss Of the Psnnsyvania Legislature BY the
following vots-yeas 80. nays 4e.
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sne In porsrs manufacturers dealers In arearms
ae attention o. companies and others bound Tor ca.
sst nor Article esprssay adapted TO that trade
nhwn hAs CArbineE loads breech oan be Ared ~ $780,
~ yssS. n'aSsss Light IN wssh and warranted Ssh
Iued ~ Them This used a. rife or shot ~
nssa sniy TO be sssn TO insnrs its adoption. "
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LATER FROM ST. DoNrNas.-By Captain Small,
OF the brig Washington, from ST. Domingo, which
place she left on the 26th ult, we have the follow.
ing accounts THE Haytiens and Domnicans
have had an engagement, in which the Haytiens
were defeated. The Dominicans were said to be
deserving, on account of not receiving pay or "a
tons, and the Haytlens were On their march to.
wards the city. 1t was also reported that many Of
the Haytiens were deserving. Business verv dull.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12
a Plantation for Sale.

The sub ,criber offers for sale. tract of LAM
on the vert side of Wateree river, and on tho
waters of IS mile creek adjoining the lands OF
Capt. VIM Kennedy and the Estate Of Jno. Cbes-
nut, containing above 1000 acres, 1000 with a
ont Of mile half on the river. and the balance
on the creek Six hundred being under cultys'
,ion, having fine mill seat all necessary build,
ings for settlement gin house and screw; tie
land is SIX miles from Camden. Said land will Le
sold a, private sale on accommodating terms.
Persons dcsirous OF purchasing, are referred t6
Capt. Tllos. Lang, Major Ca'tey, or 10 the SUBJ
scrber MCRA BREVARD.
June 30, 1S49. 6m 27
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rrT'Tne Rail Road Blacksmith "a

Most respectfully returns his best respects to
his friends and customers f"r past iavurs, and beg>
Their continuation for the prescr year; he requests
those who have 50 literally paIrunized him to call
and settle their past years accounts as he is poor
and wishes TO pay his accounts so AZ 10 prevent
his losing time in loafng about the streets IN col
Icct his accounts. for unless he pays he cannot cx-
nee, to ret credit, which is The only capital he has
to carry on his business upon. llIs GUS oners may
eyrect to find him as ever, at hIs post to wait on
them. Work Of all kind is TO be found at his sor,
such as Ploughs of all sorls-that is, good unes-
,ope,hcr with Plantation Tools indeed, he is pre-
pared to do all sorts Of BIacksmilhiug, including
carriages, wagons, mill work, crark ks, &c-and
rail road work, especially the repairing of Engines
&c &c. Jauarv
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To the Afflicted.

Have ynn n cough. cold or the consumption! lfy"u
have try Dr.. IIas'lng's Compound Syrup of Naptha-
This medicine the discovery Of the celebrated Dr. Has
tings senior Physician to the Benhem Free Dscnsntory
of London Dr.. Hastings hal his attention early drawn
10 the consi lcrniron o the Of an the cure for con-
SUMPTION and u.r experiments ana long years
Of ,cnt AMI labnrl< sluly discovered that Wood Nap
tha compounded with other vegetable substances. was
certain and speedy FIR consumption. and all diseases
of the lungs The Napiha being Of volatile nature
imme lately the lungs. the seat of the disease and
attacking lis stronghold destroys all hbcrclcs that have
formed u,n the lungs and prevents the formation of others
For coughs and Guilds is Invaluable remedy curing
the most severe in an Incredible space of time single
bottle will the virtue of this remedy In fact SIN
gle dose will effect am'st instantaneous relief
Sold by J. K. lIcK AIN Cam len.
L,Iv n - 3m
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Classical and School Books.

Antlos Cicero, Caesar, Horace, Virgil and Sillust
AnalasS, Clrarlanl's do.
Owens CyrnpGdla, llutrlIltSons d".
Bui!ion's Greek G.amnar.
Latin aud Greek Readers.
anu English t;ranmars.
Anthon'. New t;rrek Grammar, FIsk's do.
Greek Lessons, and Prose Composition.
Latin do do do
Andrews Slodlarl's Latin Grammar Exercises
and Reader. I
First Lessons in l.atln
Mclintcok al Cr,,k's ls lIiok in Latin and Greek
Latin Tutor; Mar's Latin Syntar.
GouId's, A,la,ns' Latin Grammar.
RndIiman's Rudmrns Latin Grammar.
Jacobs Latin Reader,
Anthems Jacobs Greek Reader.
Cooper's Virgil; Tylrrs 'Tarus.
L.yrrr:ts Juvrria; Nri Romr.
Historic Sacrg.
lam,rierr'S Abridged Classical Dictionary.
Luldell and Scots Greek and Eng. do.
Iryrr.it's Lexicon Groves u".
Anlrn's Classical Dictionary.
Answnrih's Latin do Sro ana Ahg
D,narcany Lexicon; do abridged.
(;rri>hacs Greek Testament.
Parklnrsts Hebrew Lexicon.
French Spanish. Italian and German Grammars,
Dictionaries, Readers. Exercises, &c.
A For sale by Al. .ENANDER YOUNG.
pril 4th lS49. II ID
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DIR. KEELER,s sARsApARILLA

For The permanent and removal nt all diseases
arising from anspcrities Of the Blo habit o the body
viz. Chronic diseases of the Chest Cnnsmpion Brnn-
chits Caarrh rl,sy, Scro(ua in all its forms, letter
Scad head lutche< Of the face Chronic trascs nj; IN"
sweines. iipioint Affection deep seated pain. of the
bones swcligs Of the jnrts Ulcers. Syphc disorders
lIcrcral and all Hereditary prc'li:pei!i"ns Females
suffering from obstrction "a How conrc1"n nervousness
&C. viii find the Sarsrp ra all clcgu, remedy for their
removal.
~ For details certificates &C. see circulars, &c
Price 81 per Bottle. large size. bottles IS.
For sale BY Il. j. DELAY, Camlrn.
June ~ lS39 ID
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Labour-SaVing Machine.

The undersigned having purchased the right o:
Sabin's PATEET WASHING MACHINE, for
kershaw District, has commenced manufacturing
them. They ire very simple machine and an
not get ont Of order. Those who are using them
in this place, can testify to their performance.
AS much washing can be done in one day by this
machine, as IN three, by the old method.
The public are invited to call at McDowall g.
Coopcr's store and examine them. They are no
humbug, ard will perform what is required Of
them without injury to the clothes.
U directions 60 with the Machines.
F.. G. ROBINSON.
May l6. 20 Gin
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!. 3. G00lLAn. Tailar.

Agen, for the sale ol Crooking Shears, Small
Points. Square and Scales, Tape Measures, mark:
ing Chalk, Curved Rulers, DC. +
The Mirror Of Fashion is published on the first.
day of ev ry month, at 81 year, devoted 10 re-
view Of the Fashions for the month, and 10 the sub
ject of measuring and draughting, by the most ap-
proved authorities in tie world. q.
The Fashion Plates for Spring and Summer just,
received; those wishing them will please apply
directly.
The English and French Fashions will be ont in
few days, say The LIST Of April. March ..
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IsEMOV VAL.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and Gus ulners in Camden and the surrounding
country, that he has removed his Whcelrisht and
Blacksmith shop to the corner Of DeKalb 4 Lyt:
Teton street. having erected suitable build ngs for
carrying on The above business and is now pre-
pared to do any work that may be entrusted 10
him. a good sappy Of Seasoned wagon timber,
Tire and other Iron, Pipe boxes of all sizes, COM
mon boxes, breast and tongue chains, cast iron
barrow wheels, &c. &c. kept constantly on hand.
Horses neatly and carefully shod. ..........,s,
ROBERT l.. TWEEP
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LORD By RON

said that he woke up one morning and found him.
self famous. 1t is the same with Dr. Lc Roy +
SarsaparilIa and Wild Cherry Pills. Although
they have been but short time bciurc The public,
vet in all places where they have been introduced
t! ey have Immediately taken the place OF all other
medicines
AS an aperient their excellence stands unrIvaI-
ed Their operation is quick, certain and power
fuI, and yet gentle the south wind; they are rot
attended with gripping, nausea or vomiting as Is me
case with most Pills. neither are they ever follow
ed hy costveness, or debiliIaiion OF the stomach.
The great excellence of these pills lies IN their
ingredients Dr. lie Roy alter long study and
many experiments was ;ablcd 10 compound The
highly concentrated essence OF those celebrated
remedies,
SARSAPARlLLA AND WILD CHERRY.
with other Ingredients, which, while they retain
ALI the virtues CT the SarsaparIla and wild Cherry,
destroy and neulralize all that is injurious in them
when taken in their original form. For all dIseas.
es arising from an impure state OF the blood, or
from dlsur,crcd state Of The stomach, these pills
stand unrvallrG as remedy.
Sold hv JAMES X. MckAIN, Camden.
June 80 I'm
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He took Il Fit.

The undersigned would respectfully return his
thanks to the public for the large patronage they
have bestowed OH him, and informs then, that he
has made arrangements with Alessrs. White x
Undcrhill one OF the most fashionable Tailoring
Establishments in New York, who will furnish
him monthly with the London, Paris, and New
York Fashions. lie hopes with his own vel.
known ability, and the large number OF good work.
men he keeps employed, will enable him to exc
cute work at short notice, and in good style as,
can be cone in the State. il any have doubts,
pleaae let them come and take it,
", w. WATSON.
Feb II II