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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-21
AssEAs1 0E AER4 OTHERS.
,Ehe envy of all Pill Manufacturers,

g).cas they re safer better and ciiracIo's than
nny others and b.cansc the public VIII take no o'-
rr- Il !.c. obtain them.
100000 Boxes
hay. (,.r yci annually for the last FIVE years.
YOrNG AND OLD: MALE AND FEMALE.
ran always take item With equal safety. without fear
II PILLS Re mex ESSARl
Cr pnraiDg and cleansing the Stomach and Bowels nnd
nurviur the Blood and fluids of the body. take no others
for other pills produce those combined effects or con-
tas Sarsa;r,rIa in them
Eat. Drinl: AM; live as usual,
and p,rsir Your usual occupation whilst taking lhcin
whnu fear Of taking cold during all kinds Of weather
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
are wagrr-d that genuine certificates (rom phySl
clans Clrrgymcn Members of Congress nnd resPec'ahr
czels) can bc prorIcr nf their efficacy mn any oilie
Fcrty pills in Il R0X!!
and sold at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ROX. with dlrectlonS
and much wholesome advice accompanying each box
They no taste or unpleasant smell.
Free from dust or powder of any kind,
DoInt grippe the Stomach or Bowels,
Produce nosickncss vomiting or bad feelings,
r. Ey ARE GOOD At ALL TIMES,
And pied To most diseases common to mankind.
No one In, ing taken them will he willing afterwards
70 l any Oilers hrc,lsr HEY always do good, and they
do lul then no Others Will.
Dr.N. B.LEIDY proprict} ana, ,lIanulactnrer,
regular Druggist ,hcnIS; anu ihySlc'an, OF h'ecn e
wears experience in Philadelphia Graduate Of the Uni
yer,,y Of PENNSYLVANIA Mcmher Of different Medical In
sti,,n.s of Philadelphia, New ork, Boston, Baltimore
&C.. and associate ana corresponding member oi several
Medical Institutions Of London and Parls-hcncc the rca
son Of the greater confidence placed in his pills. and their
being recommended in the pmccc OF most respectable
physiirans throughout the United STATES -,
rs Princpal Derot DR.. LEIDYs DisPENsARY. No. III
Nrrth Fonr,h ST. hilaleaphia-and sold Wholesale and
retail n, McKAlN'S Drug Store. Camjen rOLAND &
CURTIS, Columbia; MllAER d BOSSAkp. Sumter
willie Dr. MAlIOY :Cheraw: PRATT JAMES, New ~.
hurry. RiiFF& REEDY, Chcstcrville; :; j. l.. iONGUE,
Winsboro II. II. WEST. UnonvIle DR.; P. NJ. CO.
HEN and CI CIEVELAND, Charepon; and by most Drug
css g. Siorckrepcrs inthc United States.
An, lS50 bb I'm
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s,nxkr, New Jersey, July u. 1913.
DR 4 II rnru is--neur Sir: You wish to know Of me
what has be"n the m in my Of the application Of
THE GALEANIC BELT AND NECKLACE. Ny reply a.
follows: u /.
sa Every year The symptoms became worse nor could
whatever Ahot towr,tn years since consequence OF
frequent exposure to the weather. in the discharge Of my pas
or. duties hcc,me subject Ia a Chronic Rheuma-
sn which for year after year. caused ndescnbahls
anguish Fsrt!er The wnicr Of Is AMI 10 insonsequenee
Of preaching great deal in my anil various other
churches in this region, attacked by the gpnchus,
which became to require an immediate su
pension oil my pastoral labo Ny system vas nom
thoroughly and Bronchitis became worse so
also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic atectnn-hus eyincng
disorders connected with each other through
the medium Of the Nervous System. In the whole phamsco
ppia there seemed to be remedial agent which could
reach and rccupcrae Nervous System every thing that
had tried this purpose had completely failed AZ last
was led my friends examine your inventions and ouBh
with very sanguine hopes Of tcr ecicncyl
), the eacc: Of the application c the GALvANlC bELI
AND NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC FLUID This wss
in June 1916 To ANNOUNCEMENT, ~ TWO DAYS Hr
DYSPEPSIA HAD GONE; ~ EIGHT DAYS WAS EsAhLEp TO
Ry,rME sly PASTORAL LABoRs; NOR HAvE siscE OMITTED
. NScty syRrIcE ACCOUNT OF THE bRoNcHtTs; AND NJ
RHEUMATIC ENTIRELY cEAsED TO TsousLE NE
Such is the wonderful and happy results OF the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID TO many Who
have heen likewise suffering from Neuralgia affections They
have tried them RESULTS, sEirsr, IN Evru
s.,,, Lts r't
am dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. LANDIA
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Segars and LIQUORS.

SEGARS. of favorte brands; Brandy: ClSn5)
~ second quality Brandy; Champagne and 9TH
er Wines Porter and ale; choice old Port Wine,
Millar's old Rye Whiskey; old Mong. Wh'skey;
New England Rum. For sale by
Nov. IL. II. LEVY d. SON.
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Glssys1s. dsN5asIsEe.

TINE Subscriber has just received lew nuecso
Il of Rnsengirlen g. Dens's SuperIor Qn'nine
which II" offers prices as low as It can he possibly
afforded im this market, for cash or Stl"r' C. cdt.
H. J. DELAY
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Tic Dolorsux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful and agonizng complaints are fnMtdtae
rrfirrd y the applicaon the BrLf
,,r FIvI The Bel, diuses the Electricity through iee
system the Necklace has local effect and the sluid 80
directly upon the affected nerves In these distressing
ifIctiins the application NEVER FAILS t.u
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Hardware, Groceries, Bagging, Rope
and TWine,

DEADY made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
II Boots and Shoes &c. Just received and for
sale at the lowest prices possible hy
- NJ. DRUCKER e. co.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.

New York, Feb. II, ISlS.-hIeSsrs Sands: Ia
wing suffered many years with disease nl my
throat, affecting the larYiX, during winch time l
was treated by IiG III st eminent physicians III
Europe and !s United States, without receiving
anv permanent benefit bu; all the lii.s my gcner-
al health and strength declining, and the disease
making fearful progress: causic applications we're
used and wiiato yer else was though most efficient
Tor producing cure; hut aiIi confident the de-
porable situation was in, the Iaryngtis bf ing ac-
companied with phthsis and grcl; difficulty in
breathing. would have terminated nv life. had
not obtained relief through yonf invaluable Sar.
saparla must say, gentlemen, whcn eom-
menced using the SarSaparilla. did not place
much confidence in lis virtues: and tbs will rot
surprise you when inform ynn that had tried
more than fifty different remedies during the pas
four years without any success; but after taking
your Sarsaparilla lew weeks, | was obi ed to
yield at last to evidence. This marvellous spc 'iic
has not only relicvd but cured me; and therefore
think it my duty gentlemen, for the benefit OF suf-
ering humanity, 10 give you this atrsiatinn of my
cure. Yonrs very truly, ID PARENT.
Crnsuiaie of France inihe.U. States.
The above statement and signature were ac-
knowIedged in our presence by Mr.. ID. Parent, as
true. For The Consul Gen ra Of France.
L. BORG, Vcc-cousul.
The following interesting case is presented, and
the reader invited 10 its Carc;lll DeruSa-cominent
on such evidence is unnecessary.
New York, April u, lS47.
Messrs Sands: Gemllemen-lIaving Ion. been
afflicted with general debility, weakness, loss of APP
petite, &c, receiving II" benefit fr'in the various
remedies prescribed, | concluded, about three
months since. 1" make use Of your SarSaparIlla.
now have the pleasure of ininr .:ing you that lis
effects have been attended with the happicst re-
suits in restoring my health, and am induced TO
add my testimony to the many others you already
possess, and those desiring further Information,
personally give tie particulars OF my case, and the
effects of this invaluable medicine by calling
2e5 Bowery, New York. Yours respectfully.
JANET MclNTOSllla
This certi6cs that Mss Janet MrIntosh is
known to me a member OF the church in good
standing, and worthy of confidence.
J. :. SPENCER,
Pastor Second Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A.
b. g. ID. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100
Fulton ST g, corner OF William New York. Sold
also Lv Druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canadas. Price 81 per bottle; six
bottles lor So. S -
Sold at James r. McKain's, Camden, bv DR.. a.
Malloy, Cneraw, \ Fitch, Columbia, aud H,viland
Harral d. Co. Charleston.
Oct.6. S2-w3m
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EXECUTORS Notice.
ALL those who were indebted 10 the late James
II R. Mckain, at the time of his death, are hereby
called upon to come forward and make etlement
And those having claims against his estate will
please hand them in properly aticslcd,
JOHN ROSSER, Exc'r.
Sept 6, 1850, II
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A RESCUE IT'D 'gssS3 AFFLICTED.
THE CELEBRATED
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Domestic Items.

DROWN and bleachcd nhccings, every width,
ID Ticking; English long-rI"'hs; Counlcrpanc<,
plain and figured curtain Dlml'y; ghrn1n'nimI'y;
colored Homespups and DcnjmS; plaid Lins$y.
Flaunes and Blankets, at all prices
sI5O pieces of bleached and brown Home spuns
as low as thcy can be bought any where IN Amer
ca Ar JAMES WILSON'S.
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HsTEsfEH-

Hsf,;sfGcs.
4 few Boxes new Raisins, just received hy,
~ E.. MOORE.
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For The Rrmayal aud PcrmaEtnt Care OF all
NERVOUS DISEASES, 81
DR.. CHRIsTIE'S ,GALVAJIG BELT
and 3sH
MAGNETIC FL UID,
GENERAL DEBILITY

is used with the most perfect and certain s'cres@
III
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consists in the fact that they and cure disease e
card place Of the usual mode Of dragging snd
phy scsng the patient till exhausted Nature s'hs nopstey
under the inhictioi. ..r- tr.~ ,tl y =
They strengthen ir ric, srsn rqmaii:s he eirenioLsn
Lr blood N. do The Hfshfed a
uud-y auy crcurus,surcs Since their Introduction % ms
United states only years more than ft4
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From all ats Of the Country could be given sucient 70 AZ
every column in this paper. '.st ~ ~ X
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE, .as
which c"nclusively proves that - 1Fas 81 ,
"Truth is stranger than Fiction sa..s.
CURE OF sa.st,,.s,
RHEUMATISM, BRDNCIITlS AND DYSPEPSIA.
Rev. DR.. Lands, Clergyman
s,pxk1, New Jersey, July u, 1913.

Of New jersey distinguished atainnen,s and esaltet
ierMtatInn - --- 80 80 --L-t-
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IlN III,ITTTFS FI WV VTTT'tIS
Sole General A,"n,s for to Southern states.
Sold oy J. X. NI.Kniu Camd"n: A. Fitch. Columbia;
Hnri'ni Hannil u Go. and +. NJ Cu!i1l Charleston;
Alanscl liaiI. Wn,lsbOrI:GiI. Caldwell James, New
berry: Rcriy &: Euii Chr.cr,i!'c
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-27

rENTLEMEN's WARES
VI 10 dozen mer,no undcvsbnfs very heavy
10 do perino and cotton drawers All sizes
5 do silk undersbirts
do hnifhoss
30 do heavy English thread bahoe, the beet goods
In the city
a. do country knit half hose
do buck.kin gloves, very heavy
de bsavsr gloves, superior
rs do Md gloves, AIsrander's make
10 d. riik gloves, come heavy ..#
20 pieces pocket handksrchiefs, some superior
% dozen various styles neckcs, and hsndkerche
do plain and cclored border linen cambria hands erceh
with cloths, osss@ercs, sra vessiaes 81 all styles At
VERIFY b MiLLERS,
Pennsylvania avenue, b~twccr Tth and 9Th Streets.
Dec lA-sodlmif
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE, Frh, IT, ls5l
 Co!iOn--The cottoa market continued heavy cn Saturday. and the sales. which amouhied 10 $500 bales, at irregular and generally easier prices. Inlsrior.... a s34 Mid. Far. .lss .St27a Ordinary -. 9ll.9lO1l Far. l3i a i33s Middiing III eng Good Fan .Uonia4i Good Mid. ..l2 Sl23S Ga and Fine. .nomlasl
 Tobaeco-Ws hrArd of sal-s Of abon' 20 hhds. lh- ciufihg II hhds A, thew eropl of wh'ch al lo14 and st 6Iz, and Is hhis (old crop oi Which l4 A at II and } al lI14c P fb.
 Sugar and M0isSses-The iorrner article was dgil, with sales of 100 hhds at I1s,S5l4e tor Fair. and 5ialG5s4c for Prime. 0l Alol4ssei 900 bals Gall ia 6fsi hsBd.) ,Aksa at 261 Sa27c the latter rate for prime.
 Plour-The rainy. indictment weather sf -e'ed lhe Flour market nhla gofsbiy, and The ssles con lined 10 500 6o0 bbis, including 100 sb.s Ohio al 3t I2,., aAd 350 Si Louis, n lots, al S4 25Gsi 50 v bbi.
 Corn-SAles 1900 sacks at 6s9!5e, The outside price for ~hi'e-
 Pork-we noticed sale of 300 bbls uninspecied al about SI3 90 for Mess. ssd - taf Rnmps. Bfan- d+d Mess sells in small lols at sI4 ocSSii 25 and Rumps a; Sli 60.
 Lard-Duli Sales 69 bhls noor al !. and 95 ,ier- ces inferior grease al 5 l.c fb
 BscoH-Tnis article was ih gooi request, -i'h sales of sbaa 35o casks ali from the L~tss, include ing 6i casks pfms ribbed Sides at 8. III casks Shoulders v and 34l at G11 10 at 6is. and 90 casks extra sagsF-cared Hams al 0isd9iltsc F 10.
 Cegss-Sieady, with safes of l50o bass RIo, nsat- iy al al, ioa4c Y sb. Another cargo oi 2ooo bags Jasi received.
 Wkisky-Hss aeeiissA. loo bbls Rscfihed sold al 25c in one ot and some smaller parcels al Zee Y gallon.
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lsignsdl
Fam sf Ceriifcafs,

The undersigned. postmaster Of ,esEssfes that he l. well acquainted with he gusrau'efs above named aad their property and thai they sfs ssts- cieat aud able io rfaske good their guaranty.
 INSTRUCTIONS, Embraring eerfein esadissas rhieA ptl 5e iaeo,po-
 ratei ia LAs cssifsets.
 Sesea minutes are allowed for opening and elesiar ihe mails st all offices where particular lime is specified; but railroad asd steamhoa; routes there Is 10 be no delay than is neees- sarx b deliver and receive the bags
 Tks mali ;a be eeHveyed in preference te pas seRgers aud to their eauEe exclusion. II tie weight and bulk require 1t.
 3 Fest otice blanks. mail bags. and the special sgsns of the Department, tss exhibiisa 0i their
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Form for q I'd eseTe no change from arsfttseraenf
 Is contemplated ty fhe bidder.
 "I tor we, the case may bel here write the names in full of here state ihe residence or re'ideuces hereby psspose ie carry the mail on route No. from 10 often as the Postmaster Generals advertisement for pro. pcs4ls the s4me dated January Is, 1851, requires ia the time stated in the schedules coatained tn such advertisement, and by ihe following mode oi conveyance to-wit uere state how IL is 10 be con yeyed. fer the annual sun of here write out the sum iH words al fuil length.
 Dated lSignsd
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| Mir Davis, of MIss, offered resolution calling fsI the eorrespondenes relative to ths tsxston imposed by New Grenada uPon Americans crossing the Isth- mus of Psaama.
 MT Hale lntFodueed joint resolution directing the presentation of sword ts the nearest relatives of the late Major Samuel Riaxgold.
 Mr Bright Introduced . bill declaring the. the fugitive slave act did not take away or interfere with tho cause sf action existing under the act of I793.
 The bills sngrossed on saiSrday were taken up and passed
 The committee thea took np the biiI from the House to supply deficiencies in the annual appre- priaton bill, aud after debate, appropriation of $G50. .00G to the Cherokee lndiaaa-biil waaOrdered 10 be eugFOssed.
 And the Senate adjourned.
 H0CsE.--Mr Bayiey reported several general sp- propsi3tion bills. aRd moved 10 suspend The rules thas he might offer r~.ol1,oHs to make all such bills the special order of ihe day, which would exclude all other business til they disposed of--Ihs House refused to suspend the rules
 Tbe HoHss resolved itself into committee of the whole, and took up the bill establishing board cf accounts to settle claims against the government.
 Amendments were discussed and voted on, aud after the first section of the bill amended the question taken on stricking it cut, and deter mined in the negative. Finally the original bill all struck out, and the substitute of Mir Daniel, in effs.t, allowing claimants to the U. States by bill in equity, adopted. The committee rose, and the question being stated. on agreeing to the bill as amended, motion made to lay the bill on the table, but did not prevail.
 And the House journed.
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Form sf Gs,rarty ts aeeo npaay ssea bid

Form ef Gs1raniy is aeeoapaRy eaeh bid
 The undersigned Ihere insert the name of the guarantor or gasrasteFs guaranties that there iR- ssIt name of bidder or af bidders, the case may be-, fl lis tor theiFl bid for carrying the mail from 10 be accepted by ths fost- master General, shall enter aio te centraC. aired by ths Postmaster General, pursuant to such hid, pfior to the first day of Jay next with at least two good and sufficient sssetes, 10 perform the service proposed ''
 Dated ISignsd
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Hats! Esats!! Mats!.!

.l Cases Fashionable silk Hats 6 Doz Veol de-; / Dog Cloth Caps. Reesy-d per Pontiac ana for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Feb. II, 1851. Steamboat Landing
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Feb. P.

 srSArE-Mr Bldgsr's resolution, proviiing ti,at hereafter the Senate shall meet al eleven o'clock was rejected.
 Alter some debate, the bill granting land Tor the support of the indlgent and insane, Was passed. The resolution io coRfef the rank oi Lieuieaaat General i'll th. army was ordered to be engFossed Tor third reading.
 And the Senate adjourned.
 Housk-Mr McWillie proposed 10 makea report from The committee pubic pIlrtiag for the feiiei of Thomas Ritchie, in relation tc pub'Ic Prning.- But raised point Una, The report could not be made bot being a privileged question.
 The Chair decided the T-pa 10 be In order. Air Blr appealed from the decision os the Cha'r. Mir Mclean moved that the appeal De laid on tie table-sgteed 10.
 The joint resolution proposes to release " a. A Bell from his contract; thereby r-ieasing Mr. kitche and all, alloWing him halt. The price allowed by the joint resolution of lsi9, for ongtesi prin'InS The Iresal1NSA was read twice, and MeW illie said Ina, t was the unanimous epSItoi tGe pinling committee.
 NJ Or warmly opposed inc resolution, contend ing iha, II d.d appear that RiiehIe hal iestba' had made money by departing from the terms oi tue contract
 Aitera lengthy debate for and against inc Ri,chie claim, Mr CroHeii moved 10 ahsai Mf But's feso- Iu.ion relieve the lof,ner printers, M=>srs Men dAll & Van Bsnihnson oE tbe same lei ms as those proposed by the resolution.
 Mr Mar hall opposed tiie resola'ion ol the com mtre on printing, and without conelutnz, gave way 10 Mir CioNeii, whose motIon H.use ad- journed.
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sundrits frOaaa New Orseans.

frOaM New Orleans. D ECEiVED per Steamers P,,iIlie PeuaywR and DJ postiic, the following goods, to-wiI: Ia0 biesched Sacks SeiI;~ 10 half Bbls MolAsses Bbl. Rice 35sslbs. Sweed lroa i; 5U lbs. ao. Piew Mealds; 9 Steel Miiis, assorted sizes: Dozsa Grass Bed Cords; ; Coils do Rope; Cotis Cotiea Rope: 10 Bright 0x Chaiss.
 Doz, waterproof Rife Locks; g do Palm Leaf Hats l2 do- Wetscr's speiter' 100 sets Cups and saacers; IDa do. Edged Plates:
 Doz Horse Coilars;
 2 do. E. B. T Hats; 43 pair Meu's thkk Boots. l1 Dbls. Prims Sugar. For sale hv
 A. J. HUTT. Feb. To. 1851. Main <tr~"t
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Groceries.

TOHN D. ADAMS has on hand. and odeFste he D i'ifnls snsf rEsto'net- ter sale, Na. Mack~teI "a ki's, Hsllibas ia L hos. Sugar. Coa~~. Apses, Prppef. Ginger Eatnsgs, Cloves. fshoiifd M"Iss- ses. Iadsgo ald Maca.sf, pssdef, sAot aud Lead, Riev. &e, &s.
 Aso-~TEAS, Ponehong. Young Hysoa, KaTk, aGd ysty sapeitof article Gs inp.Ftaf "tne stAer wi!h. Preserved Cytaat.. Goose berries, Gagss. Rheahsfh, Ns. for is.nsly
 Dee 2l. 1850. ia--
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Seed Oafs.

.NE hundred bushels Northern Oats, just re. &b eslved, and for sale by
 D. BENDER S co Feb ls, IeJl, 2l-m
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LIQUORS. = BBLS. oti Bourbon Whisksy Bbls Old J Mouongahela WhisAey 20 Bgls Prime Old whiskey 20 half do do 1 Bhls. French Brandy ? Casks Old Cognac Brandy; do Madeira Wine;
 Casks Muscat wiae;
 Ed Malaga do
 1 ilf Bbl. Cherry Bounce;
 Bbi Gin. Received per Trus- tee and for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS. Feb II. 1851 Steamboat Landing.
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FrhrnarY l3

February l3. SENATE Tine joiDt resolution authorizing the crea- ton of the rank of Lieut. General ia the army passed. Yeas3l. nays l6.
 MT Ha.e's resolution, directing inquiry into the proprety of allowing the chap.aiHs in the navy, tbe same com nensa,ion as the surgeons. adopted. The Senat- then took up the Uii regulating fees 10 be allowed clerks, Inarshais, and attorneys in United States Circuit and District Courts. Alter debate severa amendments, the Senate adjourn ed
 HousS--The House proceeded 10 the discussion of t- resolution Ter consideration at the adjourn meat to relieve 1hos Ritchis from losses incurred in executing the con re-sonal printing
 Thadeus Stevens moved that the resolution be laid the table, which was losl-yeas l0S, nays llp.
 Mir Melville made a closing speech in favor of the resolution, and when he conciuded tI question was taken yeas i09 hays 9l
 The resolution wss te-commiitei to the commit tee printing, with instructions 10 Inquire and report whether Ri chic has executed the printing. having tegsrd 10 the quality of ths work and 10 time. agseeabiy 10 tho contract, and what sum he has lest by his contract
 Tho House then went into commtier of the whole and proceeded 10 consider the bil making sp proprations for certain rivers and hsrbors4
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Sundries from Cincinnati.

Sundries from Cincinnati. ID ECEIVED per Steamer Trustee, the follow AN ing goods. to-wit: 10 pounds Cotton farn; Dozen Cora Brooins 6 Bundles Horse Shoe Iron; 10 pieces AKe Bar Iron;
 l3ls lbs. Flat aud square Bar IrOn;
 50 Piow Aoulds,
 2 Large Fash Kettles 5 Boxes Tobacco
 30 Large Wash Pots;
 lOiI lbs Dog Irous;
 Box Dutch Madder Bbl. Copperss;
 2a Boxes i0Xi2 Win dow Glars { Boxes Glassware l Bbl Clover Seed 25 Bags Shot 250 tbs. Bar Lead Fer sale by A. HuIi, Feb 70, 1851. Main Street.
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.wOE.fSSES Ge.

TUsT Received per Phillip Pennywit, .b { Bbss MeissS.s ( half do.: Cssk Rice, and for safe by FATHERLY k CLEMENTS.
 Feb. IT, 1851.
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Early E'otalOes.
EEancing school.

EEO. B. KING. respectfully informs the citi- M zens of Little Rock. and vicinity, lhst he will open his School in the above accomplishment. on Saturday. the lst day Of March at the Rock Hotel
 Lessons for young Ladies. Misses aud Masters will be given on the morning and evening of Sat urdsy of each week
 Little Rock Fea. IS, 1851. 2i-lw.
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Partridge Boots.

4 Cases Water Preof, just received and for sale K by FATHERLY S CLEMENTS. Feh. II 1851.
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NOTICE, IINO all to whom it may concern that on the first 4 Tuesday after the seconj Monday oi April next. l shall apply 10 the Probate Court of Inc county of Jefferson in the State of Arkansas. for an order to pay dis,ubutiye shares 10 the hers of Daaiel r. Sally. deceased.
 DAVID SALLY, Adminisfrator
 q fhs es'ste of Daaiel r. Sally, DecI Jefferson co. Ark Feb :, 1851. 25-2w
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On the 2oih ia.. by the Rev c. L3eHties. Mir. JAMES D. BUTLER, 10 Miss RtBEces F.. BROWNING, all of this city.
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