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The Market Steeplc

We are gratGed to see is rising rapidly, aid VIC hope
soon to chronicle the reappearanrc of old kagl the
Chief of the Cata,vbas, with his new and elegantly
FURNISHED suit, with full quver and drawn bow, ready
for the War of the clements.
Mr.. I. B. ALEXANDER, resident Artist, has put the
revivifying touch most capitay upon the old Chief;
long may he wave.
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Death of .yog,m G. Bowi,,an. ESQ.

We regret to see tho death of this gentleman an
nounced in the Guardian Of yesterday We knew him
well and esteemed him highly, as an educated talented
and highly accomplished gentleman. lie was warm
friend and epdcarcd himself to many who will rcmcm
ber him with kindly sentiments.
Heswas graceful and eloquent speaker and forci-
bic writer, having frequently filed the editorial chair
with ability. lie also ranked high as teacher in the
responsible and very important duties of which pro-
fesson he had been several times engaged. May lie
rest in peace.
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a asiss asiiias HqfTs TI=P III Tssr# Store siss = q

the Northeast corner Of Broad and DeKalb Streets.
at present occupied by Mr. WI. ANDERSON las been
purchased for the purpose of erecting thereon hand
some and comnodons Erck Hotel Subscriptions have
been made and we learn that the Company design atan
early day advertising for proposals, in order that the
work may be commenced and the enterprise pushed
vigorously forward to completion.
We lave been assured that there is no doubt in re.
gard to the matter, and that Hotel may be set
down as "a: fixed fact'' among the improvements Of
Camden
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Charleston, Advertisements.

We invite attention to the advertisement of Mcssrs
A +. BROWNING & Co., who have received their large
and attractive Spring Stock Of elegant Goods. This
is an old and well established House in Charleston
and j: well known throughout the entire country.
Tie card of Mr.. W. r MORTON is also inserted
and, those who want anything in his limo arc respect
fully invited to give him CALL assured that lie can do
as well for them as any other house in the city.
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MARRIED-

OK the 5th inst, by Re |. J. T. Rodgers Mr. J. A
ScurocE. of Camden tof Miss MARY T. JOHNSON, Of
Flat Rock, So ca.
Py ibc Rcy. &. p. Murahson Col. W. Z. CLYEUEN
in Miss \. NJ. daurlltcd of G. ". and Louisa King
all Of Kcrshaw District. fo. Ca.
Ok the Odd pit, by Rev. s. II. Hay, Dr. c. J.
SHANNON and Miss Mary D., eldest daughter of Col
W. A. Ancrum, all of Camden, So. Ca.
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Eusscii's Fgag0Zinc

Is usually very prompt in its appearance at the first
Of the month"; but for March we have nothing Of
it. Perhaps it may be somewhere on tile wing, and
will turn up after awhile. The package which usually
comes to the Agent by Express is also among the
missing What can the matter be?
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Especial Dispatch to the Charleston Courier.
Large Order for Arms.
WASHINGTON. NJ

WASHINGTON, March /.
Private adriscs from tho Northern and Eastern
States mention the receipt there of large orders for
light ordnance and improved small arms, including
revolvcrs and bowie knives. In most cases they are
to be delivered for shipment from the Amarican Gulf
ports, the orders coming from agents of Spanish and
Mexican louSos
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Headquarters 9TH Regiment Of
Cavalry,
SO. CAROLINA MILITIA.

WEIGHTS BLUFF, S c.,
February l2th, 1860 !
ORDER NO.
obed!c.= 20 10 orders from Brigade Head Quarters
Il M election to fill the racancy in the office OF Col.
onc will bc held on Saturday the 3lst Of March next.
Tho Managers, at lcastone from each piece o. elec.
ton will meet at the kekimental Parade ground Oh
the Monday following, (brnr the Cd of AprilO count
the votes and forlwitlI transmit to the Dtirodier
General statement IN Whiting signed by all the man.
ayers prcsent nj The counting, showing Tho result of
the election.
BY order OF Gen TlfOS. NJ. BAKER
i. G.. EENDUW.
Maic; C:--t!. IL. Col. Commanding.
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important from Richmond.

-Rlr 5ff9g tt,7t - RICHMOND, March 4.
On yesterday the Governor Of Virginia sent to the
Legislature communication from Col. Starke, the
Mississippi Commissioner, urging the speedy action Of
the Legislature in favor of the Southern Conference for
: fselfpreserva.ion.
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The President or Texas Affairs.

WASHINGTON, March 1.
1t is announced in well Informed circles that tic
President disapproves Of the act Of Gov Houston, Of
Texas, in calling out the Texan Volunteers. The
President has ordered large federal force othe frontier
No unconditional order has been issued for our troops
10 into Mexico but permission to do 50 is shortly
expected by virtue of pending negotiations.
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Enr CIcik Of Court.

mzN1~-SSo THE FRIENDS OF WILLIAM
ssM Isa cLYBuRN, JR., Esq, respectfully
nominate him as candle late for recollection to the Office
of CLERK OF TIE CouRrlor Kcrsl,aw District.
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WAsn1SGToy, March /

-sy WASHINGTON, March /.
In the Senate yesterday Mr. Wilson of Massachusetts
presented memorial from the merchants and under
writers Of Boston, praying for senimontlly mail be-
tween Charleston and Havana, viG Key West.
j Tho consideration Of tho bill Of Mr.. Brown Of
Mississippi for the better protection Of property in the
/, Territories was postponed until Monday.
1a Mr. WisalL Of Texas, moved to amend tho Military
Il Academy BILL to appropriate $1,000 omantain
a regiment of mounted rifemen in Texas He said
i. there was Immediate necessity for thom.
The bill forthe distribution Of to the several
4 States was discussed.
m In the House. bill for the better protection of the
iyes Of passengers board Of steamers introduced
.t7t3 3i'5.slssi If i5ss WASHINGTON, March O.
IN the Senate to-day, twenty-five private bills were
Z passed
In the House, Mr.. Thomas II. Ford of Ohio was
elected Printer to tile House by one majority -
Bsu1o, paosf - SUI
Din was passed all5wing publishers Of neNss5f
send through the mail subscribers papers with the
address and the date ofhe expiration of the subscrp
zion printed thereon.
Both Houses adjourned until Monday.
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Saturday. the l7th inst. ,issRcrn Day for Kcrsllaw
District Those interested vii! make a note Of the
same and govern. themselves accordingly.
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6,C1oneI oF5th Regiment.

Major JAMES p. ADMMs, is respectfully nominated
rs Candidate for the Colonelcy Of the 9TH Regiment
Of Cavalry made vacantS the death Oh the hmenleo
Col. T. i. DAVIS
lie j.. :.u occomplishcb officer and will bc unanimous
ly supported by khRSlif" ltOof.
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vTa GBo So wEo

The members Of CIlESNUT LODGE. No 3GOS. I
q. :. NJ. will meet ut the CADETS or TEMPERANCE
HALL on ThuSdGn Ecenimg NeTL at halCpast sever
o'clock Pmctal attendance is solicited as business
of Importance will be submitted TO the meeting.
liv crler o. the G. {.
M.,t!: u j. Il. D.. T.. :.
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Nomination for Congress-.

Hon WADE HAMPTON nominated i'll the York
Vile Enquirer rs Candidate for Congress from this,
the Sixth Congressional District.
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10z-~~S,EE. r. BE AGENCyoE TEEE
V5ey,c,;, Ysustang Eminent.

It's wonderful eficctsand consequent popularity
haps no article in the history ol Tic Aa'eth -hea,ca
ever acquired the sanc Patronage was s'l'ectcu 10
the same number of severe ana aillerelt tcSs am, met
w:tI, 90 few e,l,rrs as the Mustang Linmcn 1t has
i,,sv bccn STYLED n P.nacca for all external Wounds,
Cuts Swtll;nrs Sproirs Bruises Eriptions on Man
or Beast 1t is Elr.a medicine ol surprising I'rtle
that PHYSICIANS arc compelled to prescribe it and from
somo remarkable curas OF Chronic and Distorted Rhe
71afic cnss it las naturally attracted much attention
from the first scientific minds OF the age. NO Elmly
can afford TO lie withcIt bottle OF lhe Mustang Ll
ment in tie house. fsra,e of limitations The gcnu-
inc il sold bv respectable dealers in all parts Of the
world. BARNES PARK, ProprctoTs, New York.
For sale in C.sndc. S. c., ly JolN J. ALcK.lN, and
T. + zrrp Feb 2S-lt
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Cam dem Jockey Club.

Es:.r.:I;0Tn CGnrsc, Camden. 6. C.
A r recent meeting orlhc above Club, the follow
IN ing members were elected officers:
PRESIDENT
Col r. j. ANCRUM.
Fice:Tresidents.
JoIy NcRAE Col. FRANK HAMPTON.
Treasurer .SecntaN
JAS. l. VILLErIGuE. S. y. SHANNON.
Stewards
", A. ANcEuM, Resident St1rayl
JAMES CuEsNuT. Tnos Z, SHANNON.
ALFRED BREvAED 'oHS i. JOKES,
X. B JOHNSON, IAcn CANTEY,
BRowN MANNING, II. W. DcSAuSSUEE,
FEaEI Second Annual Meeting. under the control
of the Camden Jockey Club, will commence on the
Second Wednesday, IN DECENBER Nk.T7,' and con-
tinuc tour days.
FIRST DAY-Wcdnesday December l2th.-Ker-
shaw Stake for three year olds, Mile Heats, 800.
Entrance, half forfeit, To which lie Club will add
Sl00 iftwo or more start.
SAME DAY-JocAey Club Purse, s5OO.-Thrce
Mile Heats.
SECOND DAY-~Tfursday, December 18th
Camden Stake. for .ycar.ods, one Mile D2sI, 800
Entrance ha'G forfeit, to which the Club will add SlOO
il two or more starl-to carry so lbs.
SANE pAY-Jockcy Cnb Purse. S30O.-Two
Nile Heats
THIRD DAI-Fridar, December lIth.-Watercc
Stake, Tor three year olds-2 Me lleatS-SlG0. In
trance, allorcit, TO which lhcCluc willndd 5000 If
two or more Start
SANE DAY-Jockcy Club Purse, S900-Mic
llcals-bcst three in five.
FOURTH DAY--Salur'lay, December l5th.-Pnr-
year S:ake-post cntrancc-irec Ior all ages; three
Mile Iicals Entrance, $2UO-lali iur!cii--t" which
the Club will add $3.50 or more if two more STAR.
Weights and disancJ tie san!r rs those OF the So.
Carolina Jockey Club
The Colt Stakes and the PuIycar SaHe to close OIL
the first Of May, 1860.
c%y Stables free Of Charge
Entries to be made 10
s D. SHANNON. Secretary,
Feb IS Camden, ST. Ca.
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BALTIMORE, Nh, March 3.
The Maryland Legislature has reelected the Hon.
james \. Pearce United States Senator.
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Our Cotton Market.

The transactions in Cotton have been increased during
the past week over those at last report We note sales
of about 100 Bales, at G to llg cents.
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FInE.-This morning, at halfpast one o'clock, fire
Broke out in the fne large lumber mill Of Messrs j. H.
Steinmyer and Son. SITUATED in Ward Four at the
westerly end of Beaufain- The mill lot fronts on
Gadsden-street The mill burned for about an hour.
at the end Of which it entirely consumed in spite
OF the most strenuous efforts Of our entire fire depart
ment who rallied to the scene with their customary
alacrty In the yard was about $1,000 worth of lum-
ber, much Of which was destroyed.
The fire was most clearly the work ofan incendiary rs
labor ceased in the mill at seven O'clock last evening
and no one save the yatchman had any duty there
afterwards. Mr. Seinmycr who was the first to enter
the mill after the fire broke out found .he furnace Of
che engine entirely cold and no trace esirc in the
crate.
The mill was abont fourteen years old The machine
y had recently been put in complete repair by Messrs
Cameron Co. 1t was insured for Sl5,Ooo $4,000
each in the South Carolina Company, the Charleston
Insurance and Trust Company, and the Fireman's
Insurance. Company of this city, which will replace the
mill-Charleston NercuaA 3D.
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Dcaih Of Sal,;:ior Cause.

MARION c. H.. March H.
Senator Cause died this morning, at his residence
i'll Brilor's Neck, OF ysircas,- Chm. Cdmir.
WASHINGTON, March ;.
Tic United States Attorncy-Gcncral, the Hon j. S.
Black, is HOW lying dangerously i'll.
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Market Notice

COUNCIL CHAMBER.
February lob, 1850. (
ORDERED, That the Recorder give notice
" through the Clmden Journal, That The Market
will be oacn aud lhe Ordinance relative to the same
will be enforced, of and after the ls Of March.
The Stalls in the Market shall be rented at tie rate
Of Twcniy Five Dollars (S25.O0) per aunum rayable
qnaiterly in advance aud all persons renting Stalls
ma: vcnd their meats free Of further Sallage
The following rnlcs shall be paid by persons who
do hot rent Stalls IN the Market, viz.
For each Beef Thirty five (35) cents
For each Veal, Twenty (2U) cents.
For zach Mutton, Fifteen (l5 cents
F"r each Hog weighingless than so pounds, Ten
G0) cents.
For each Hog, weighing over so pounds, Fifteen
Q5) cents
Persons from the Country, or others, may veud
Fish. Game, Vegetables, Butter and Eggs in the
Market, free of any charge.
Q3y order Of Council
JOHN K. WITlGERSPOON,
Feb lid Commissioner Of Market
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YoKKy1LLE D1FFIcULTY-The Spartan informs US,
that ruors had been e in that town for some days,
Of a personal difficulty at Yorkvile between Col S.
W. Melton of the Enquirer, and j. L. Miller Esq. Mr.
Melton passed challenge to Mr. Miller, which was
accepted. The knowledge of this having transpred,
Mr.. W. F. DeSaussure, Of Columbia, and Col. R. B.
Boylston Of Winnsboro, proposed suspension of the
chengc, with the object Of referring the matter to
board Of honoror adjustment The referees were Capt
james q. Adams, DR.. John Wallace, and W. H. Tai
y, Esq, of Richand Having read the correspondence
and investigated the circumstances ofthe difficulty, the
board pronounced the insult offered by Mr. Miller to
Mr. Melton without sufficient provocaton or justifca-
tion, and for which, an apology due to Mr. Melton
These terms were accepted, and the affair was on this
basis adjusted Unonville Times
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Life Of Andrew Jackson,
By JAMES PARTON;
INTIIREE Vols, Svo, WITH STEEL PORTRAITS
T1,c First Volume Ready.

THE three volumes rslhe work will eaoh present
General JACKSON in a different charasier, IL
different scenes, surrounded by different co operators
Volume First exhibits him chiefly in the charac.
ter of WESTERN PIONEER 1t contains an immense
mass of new information respecting the race whence
ANDREW JACKSON sprung-his childhood and,
sch"ol-ifc-hs career as n teacher ofan Old Field
School-law student and back woods lawyer-fron.
tier District Attorney and Judse-a member of Con-
grcss-storekerrer ard plamicr-spor,ing man and
Indian fighter. This volume contains 4 large nun.
Der oi JACkSON'S earliest letters, some OF whicL
were written .:Len he had barely attained his major.
:y also, full and accounts of his extraordi
nary marriage his carly duels, his connection and
coreSp ndence with Aaro, Burr, his teud and alfray
with the Brnons, his Brilliant and successful Creek
rnmpaiGn, 'sith original letters Of Geue;al Coffee,
never before published -
Subscriptions for The above work, at 81 so per
' 'oiumc payable on delivery, received by the Sub
scriher.
Separate volumes also, for sale
Frb2l ]. 4. YOUNG.
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Chr Gamoen ll|rekIv .@oaruaI.
Tuesday, March 6, 1850.
Rc.ul.fiGDar.

THO. J. WARREN, Editor.
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z SURGEONS SERMoSs-A BoNFIRE!-A gentleman
OF this city request us to invite and we do hereby in
vite all persons in Montgomery, who possess copies Of
sermons Of tho notorious EnglisL Aboltonist Spur
geon to send them into the jail gard to be burned on
next Friday Qhs day wcek.) 4 subscription is also
foot to buy Of our booksellers all copies of said ser
mons now in their stores, to be burned OH the same
occasions, Does any body say ynay?--vontgomeyy Nal.
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THE Supreme Court Of the State of New York. havo
issued perpetual injunction against Eaton and jenkins
for comtereiting Ayers Catiartic Pills, holding them
responsible for the cruel imposition in what they have
done and restraining them from further like injury to
the public If any class Of our people than anotl-
er needs the nterposition Of law to shield them from
imposure it is the sick and suffering who are unable
to protect themselves. A'remedy so universally en-
poyed as Ayers Pills by all classes both to cure and
to prevent disease should it does have every secur
ty the low can afford it. from counterfeit and imitation
Cabinet Schenectady
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February 9

WASHINGTON, February 81.
In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Clay Of Alabama, from
the Committee on Commerce. reported adversely 70 the
erection of a Custom House and Marine Hospital at
Apalachicola, Florida.
Mr.. Davis of Mississippi, presented the resolutions
Of the Legislature of New Mexico in favor OF the
organization Of the Territory Of Arizona.
Mr: Toombs, of Georgia, replied to Mr. Doolittle, oil
Wisconsin.
Tho bill for the increase oftho Navy was taken up
and pending its consideration, the Senate adjourned
In the House, the Pension Appropriation and the
West Point Appropriation bills were passed.
Ex-Lieutenant-G -Govenur Ford, of Ohio was elected
Printer to the House by one majority.
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FS-MRs. wTSSLoW. AN EXPERIENCED
Nurse and femalc physician, has a Soothing Syrup
for children tectang whicl! greatly facilitates the pro-
cess of tcethins by soitcning the gums reducing all
inaammation-wl alSir all pain. and is sure to rcg
late the bowels Depand upon it. mothers, it will give
rest to yourselves md relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all ciscs. See advertisement in ano
or column. y
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Cattle Wanted.

100 PIECES Sping Prints, from I 10 is cents
lUU tcr yard-some very tandS"mc.
Also, Ginghan.s and Baregc Delains now opening
., ,hc ,oll r;rpar.' !. W. BONNEY.
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WAs1I,SGroS, Tertiary %,

In the Senate to-day memorial from the New
Orleans Chamber of Commerce was presented 1t
prays for the immediate completion ofthc Custom House
AT that port
A memorial from settlers on the Honmas Grant, in
Louisiana, was presented, praying against legislative
action which would abrogate their titles.
The Mexican guAREz) Treaty was discussed in
Executive session.
In the House, proposition was presented reducing
mileage Of one half Final action on it postponed
WASHINGTON, February 90
The discussion to-day in the Senate was politically
one married significance
Mr. Seward, of New York. made the third speech.
This speech he has long been preparing. 1t was an
ingenious toning down of his former professions and
was carefully prepared bid for the Chicago nonna-
ton Intensely did he profess love for the Uionn,
which nobody doubted, ard loudly did he declare
the devotion of his party to the Constitution they
understand it. Throughout tlespeech, he was ham,
pered with caution and evidently afraid to say all he
desiredto a..
Mr.. Douglas of Illinois, hed the floor in reply. The
South was before hs eyes as he sayagcy pitched into
Mr. Seward.
Mr.. Davis, Of Mississippi, made an able speech
At the close Of the debate Messrs. Douglas and
Trumbu Of Illinois, colleagues got each other by the
ears and the session protraced to late hour be-
fore adjournment.
Mr.. Douglas loses no opportunity to worm himself
into notice.
The House is all at sea again on the election of q
Printer. Tho vote Of Mr.. Rufin of North Carolina,
having been omitted the last previous ballot by
which Mr. Ford, Of Ohio, was declared chosen, the
Journal corrected to-day and Mr.. Fordwas ousted
The Republicans acknowledged the error, and another
ballot was held, which resultedin no choice.
jt6A slim house, after that listened to buncombe
speeches. 81
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EEAHzS! El.il5S!!
T GST received three Ticrces small family Sugar.
G crcd !lars at
March G KOOPMANN SOMMERS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-23
sos FRANKLIN ROTHROCK, 5O5

CORNER OF NINTH q ID STREETS,
Have now in store their large and beautiful stock
OF tho following Goods for the Spring t-ade, 10
which they most respectfully ask the attention of
the public feeling confident that for Beauty, Fdriety
nd Chs1pneSS their stock has never been equalled
In the District.
Paper HHngfngs,
Of every grade AMI price, of Foreign and Domestic
manu- tactnrc Papers IN Imitation of al the
Woods ard Mrrhles. Borders and Decorations of
everT conceivable style and design.
Firc-bOard Prints,
from the painest the most elaborate oil painting.
Window Shades,
and Plain SHADE LINENS, IF all the stvles and
colors. We have the Largest. Cheapest and Pret-
tiPst stock Of these Goods in the oIty.
GILT CORNICEs, CURTAIN BANDS and
PINS, PICTURE Nail !. and all other Brass
Work for Curtains or Shades.
Picture Cord and TasSels,
of Al the various sizes, cOlOrs and qualities.
SHADE TASSELS in endless variety. All of
which we purchase direct from the manufac urer,
ard are therefore enabled 10 offeT superior Induce
ments.
We have constantly engaged corps OF superior
wcrkmen. are at al times prepared for the tx
ecution of all work in our line, at moderate prices
and ia the most superior style cal Is solicited
{ ON those who design Tettti.g. we show our
Goods with pleasure whether you purchase or no.
IL Corner Of Niath and ID stTestS.
spi5-2w Estates and Intell copy