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Plantation to Rent,
.gss,S Furniture for &gse.

Il
VS;I!.L be rented on The 22d day Of :)anu-
w airy, inst, thc Plantation located nine
miles above the town Of Camden. ). u, be-
longing TO the estate of William Kirkland,
deceased.
Will be sold on said day. several articles
of FURNITURE. Renting and sale to be
Lad at the place knuwn as the Mill Place,
formerly in the occupancy of the said Kirk
lund decd. Terms made known OIL the day
of renting anl sale.
WM. Il. TAYLOR.
JOS. X. KIRKLAND,
JOHN KIRKLAND,
Er'ors. 1Fm. kirkland, dee'd.
n. B.-The place known as the '' Mill
Place" will be rented on the same day and
nlaec for The benefit Of the owner.
January II. Il
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PERUVIAN GUANO.
DEER ECT FROM AGENTS AZ

M ASS IA IL z E9 "A 4 ai3.
COLUGLE PACIFIC GuAN0. S75 Cash,
y $50 1st November, with interest, approx
GIT pay huesptanc1.
Toycm5sT= S4t4AANp GCANO, $40, Cash lst
cer.nncc.
hAUGH'S PHOSPH ATE LIME, $50 cash,
$65 1st November, with interest approved
city acceptance.
PHNNIXGUANO, S55 cash.
FARMERS PLASTER OR GYPSUM, war
ranlcd pure.
In offering the above Manures to Planters,
I do so with every confidence, not only having
testimonials from Planters who have used
them the past year. but the fnrihcr guarantee
that every cargo as it arrives from he Facio-
ry. is aualyzeI by PhG si1EPARD Of the
Snrih Carolina Medical College. and thc high
reputation OF these manurcs fully kept up.
Lave appointed ROBERT Il. KENNEDY,
my Agent for Eorshaw, for the sale of the
above Fertilizers. Samples Of which arg to
be seen at his Store. Orders left with Elm
will be promptly attended TO-.
J. n. ROBSON,
. Jan lift. G. East Bay.
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NOTICE.
Notice to Debtors.

Notice to Debtors.
A NUMBER Of claims are in my hands for
IN collection, or arrangement, among them
notes and accounts of
Estate Wm. Anderson, deceased.
Kuopman s. Sommers,
VI. Drucker.
Estate John Holland.
Assignee, Estate Robert Latta.
as these claims must be secured, or satis-
factorily closed, parties desiring to save costs
will come forward and make terms before Re-
turn Day. Liberal inducements will be Offer
ed for satisfactory settlements.
J. B. KERSHAW,
Jan. At. Attorney at Law.
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Every Body Read This !:

INHE. subscriber would respectfully inform
i his friends, customers, and the public
generally, that he has now on hand one Of
the largest and best assorted stock of
TIN. WARE,
ever offered for sale in Camden, all of which
is manufactured by himself, of the very best :
material, and every article warranted. His
prices are very much reduced, and parties.
in want of TIN WARE, wholesale, or retail, I.
will find his terms very reasonable o.;
Personal attention given to Roofing, Gutter
ing, stovc-pipes and allj job work pertaining
to the Tin Business win be executed with dis
patch, on the most reasonable terms, though
lie does not promise to work at old prices, but,
if you wish work done quick, good and cheap,
he will do it,
few small and beautiful STOVES on hand,
very cheap. se
Cotton and linen rags, old brass, Copper,
Bceswax, and all kinds Of provisions taken at
market price, in exchange for work.
ALSO, =
In addition to the above Stock, he has just
received q complete stock Of choice family Y
GRO CERfEs r.
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IRCrJ AND STEEL.

AN as*ortnicatSf IF Iran, Steel, Nails, Axes.
Traces, Hoes. Locks. Pot Ware, &C., which
will be SOLD low for cash.
Jan. IL. y. VI. KENNEDY.
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IMPORTED
Garden Seeds.
a large supply for sale at
YNe Camden sEosss's,Ess Office.

Glowing var'c les:
kohirmbM. (or 7arnip
Rooted CdhhnGc
(HLbayc Le'jnce
Lrrh
Pine -tpplc -Ensk Melon
G~roa Lfircn DO
.MoHAioin lFatcr Melon
Ice Creom :. DO
Bro,cn Mustard
Curled Parsley
Guernsey Parsnip
Improved Okra
M'ye -Noa"tais Pepper
PEAS
.McLanc'S -idcuncer
Daniel 0'Rourke
Ton Thumb
Blue D'co':f Imperial
Champion Of EngIand
Ha7is9n'S S Perjacted
GL!e |rHSSi"H
" h''e N''To"J"f
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GROCERIES,.

iaa.:t Of Sugar, Coffee, Flour,
Iard, 1a1, Moiasses' Maekrel-e -ehecse; Rice, Soap,
sait, candy Crseksss. =. Saal s.,.ail..uiaa n
Hc,is thankful for the past patronage, and
hopes by strict attention to business, to merit
continuance Of the same.
j. R. GooDALE,
two doors South r. N. Kcnnedy's Store.
Jan. 19-tf.
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100 Magic Cascd Gold Watches 200 to 500
100 Ladies Watches, Ennmmcled 100 to 500
200 Gold Hunting Ghromometcr-
Watches $50 to 800
200 Gold Hunting English:Lcvers 200.to $50
800 Gcll IfHniipg Duplex Watches 150to 200
5ut,
asas--iSaSts4aeessa Ae0 eo ~
500 Silver Hunting pnplsXcs -g = iS :; ;e:S;o 90
500 Gold Ladies' Watches Iles-----.--~.-a---.--29 -
1000 Gold Hunting Lepincs 50to is
1000 Milccllaucous Silver Watches so to 100
$500 Hunting Silver Watches 25 to SO
{, 1000 Assorted Watches, all kinds 10to IS
Every patron obtains Watch by this ar
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and MS no article valued less then $40 is uam-
ed on any certificate, it Will ut once be seen
that this is
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TRANSACTION, arhicA nay tc participated
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4 single Certificate will be sent by mail,
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Jan II. I'm.
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Embracing the {
EEANS
Errl.y .Hohc~&
Eu'!4 IH!Ha'mc
D".rh G,'Sc NaJe
Hhiic frikprSc
L",ye Lima
Small Ltma
BEEJS
Ezra. Eariy Turnip
Early Gtood Turn!p
Long Blood
Long Smooth Flood &.
Mammoth SHytr
Hing PhIP
CABBAGE
Enrly Tork
Lc1ye E"rIy York
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ALONG THE HUDSON.
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spetIAL CORRESPONDENCE Or TINE HEaAlp.

Further Increase Of Burslariss-An Incident
on the Cars-A Railroad Prsjecs-Heavv
Wager On . Canal Beae-Fires &c.
PouoHKEruz. April 20, 1857
Since my last letter robberss along the Hudson have
ssrously increased, and the good people along both
banks Of the stream wonderfully exercised thereby.
Ths thieves working SOUTH tho majority Of the bur-
giases being reported in that direction Since those
already mentioned By ne the following are recorded
Residence Of Leonard skedgel, Peskskl, $50 In money
and clothing; barge John Johnson stock Of rope
higgins. &c residence Of Mrs Rodgers, Peskskil jew
slry, money. silver ware, kc residence Of Philip Van
Renssalaer Clinton Point short distance south Of this
city, bedding and other property Up river news state
shat the residence OF David Schryvor entered BY
burglars last night and robbed Of silver that
several burgiaes have occurred at Rondous this week.
train on the Hudson River Railroad Thursday night
between this city and khinebcck, gave birth 70 fine
healthy male child Whsn the stopped at Rhine
the Rhnebeck House. where she now is, herself and
cn,o doing 20 wen ~ can BE- expected under the cir
The citizens Of Casskill have pledged themselves 70
raise $500 600 towards the construction Of railroad
irom ,ras 70 connect With the Albany and sus-
bat of a. zoo -. u,.d. 49,. 80. :, -, ,..a.a
in HoDesdale, Pa would reach Rondout ON the iss Of
april. arrived ~ the latter place ON the morning Of
30th Of March. The big bet was BY the Delaware
= sar 1..c agent The usual time for coal
nre q Wappensr's Falls, six miles South or this
city, last Night destroyed barn And three horses owned
by man named McCiennan The loss smcunts 70 about
TishsSmen complain q The late openIng OF the shad
season The haus are not ncar large - they were
this time last year AT different points along the river
per pair II s thought that the crop will nos be = Iarre
this season ~ In former years.
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F0RTIETH CONGRESS.

~><~-~~~~~<><~~~~~~<~~~~~~~
Extraordinary Session Of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, April 20, 1867.
MEDIATION m MEXICAN AFSARa
The doors being temporarily opened Mr. SUMNER sub
mitted the following resolution, proposing the good
ofhces OF the United states between the contending
parties Of Mexico:-
Whereas ths republic of MEXICO though relieved from
s ss e z The @
sv war IN which Msxcsns are ranged on oppo .dss
and s. do q
more urgent from he present condition 81 sTSs Whers
each party 81 pros,sstsd conct shsrsfors
y anS
s o The = yrspaSo q
adjustment Of republican foundation or
peaos and security.
Nj. HssDERsoH, rep) Of Mo-, gave notice that he
Intended to offer tho following as substitute-
Resolved BY the Senate Of the United States That
sc1s9 ~ aso s . sn 20 Ed: Say ss a. q sSd A'
e a:s
secure shs hsnds x iSe rspuSncaa SovsSnmsns q
Tho resolution and proposed substitute were laid on
the table and ordered 70 be printed
MEDIATION IN rax FRENCH AND PRUs1AS DIFFICULTY.
Mr. Co.'s, trsp Of Cal. submitted the following which
Whereas Misunderstanding exists Prussia and
q ga out @ o. e. na e the Grand
Be resolved That the President Of the United States be
requested to offer its friendly mediation, the the
efusi0n Of blood may be avoided.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Senate further postponed Its time OF adjournment
stne die and took recess from i've until eight O'Clock
this evening, 20 act upon nominations.
Evening Session.
MEDIATION IN MEXICAN ATyAIRa
The Senate met at eight o'clock.
When the doors opened, 1t hafpast nine o'clock
Mr. JOHNSON, (dem.) Of Nd, offered the following
lutions, namely
Whereas during the civil in Mexico
the United Staes acting In Of
established policy has refused In acknowledge
the imperial government Of which the Archduke
was the head but on the contrary continued 70 recognize
legitimate governmen and BY this conduct has much
70 Illustrate the attempt Of Maxman and HIS supporters
overthrow such government Is the opinion OF the Senate
that the of the United States should
proper 70 avert the further euson
blood and 70 restore At the earliest peace 70 that
Resolved by the Senate Of the United States That the
President be and he 10 hereby requested
tending pavties the friendly mediation Of the United sate
70 bring the civil to termination terms hon.
orsble 70 both and % secure the native followers Maxi
milan and all foreign citizens and subjects residing
country the benefit of the laws Of civilized warfare Il being
understood however that such mediation rendered with
understanding that Maximan shall abdicate hs as
sumed authority and that he and his foreign troops
leave The country at tho earliest practicable day.
resolutions to the President Of the United States
The resolutions were ordered 10 lie on the table
Tho Senate then adjourned sine die.
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CITY PQlI1Ics.

TEE GERnAS RApIcAIs IA msssng Of the German
Republican Central Committee held night before last
motion q Mr. Alfred Erbe, address in rsfsrsncs 70
the ensuing elections for tho State Convsntion was
adopted calling upon the German Republican voters O
tns city, 70 vote Tor candidates only whose views are ~
accordance with the principles expressed Dy 1ns vc.
man republican organization, and 70 oppose sne
Temperance candidates and Sunday law nnaucn ".
motion Of Mr.. wescndonk 10 was resolved 70 oppcss ~.
ucuariy the election Of Mr. Horace Greeley pe
representative of the temperance and sundsy n -
oates. The Executive Committss rscommenoea ' s ~
proposed mass meeting Of Germans niessn ,,.a .r
Account OF tbe Altered condition Of affairs 10 Europe
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President johnson hss accepted invitation from tho
citizens Of Raleigh N. G., 70 BE- present q THAI place
about the middle Of Nay, d the laying Of corner STONE
Of monument In memory Of the Presidents father,
WHOSE place Of burial has only recently been discovered
He will b. accompanied BY Mr. Seward and one or two
others Il his Cabinec He will 70 via Richmond. and
may sxtsnd hs trip further South.
Paymassev j. Edrdge, attached 70 the navy yard 10
seriously l Of pneumonia, ~ his residence Brookvn
Mr. Samuel Clemens, Of San Francisco, t'sMark Twain
OF humorous celebrity 10 10 town, ai tho Westminster
Hotel
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has hitherto been considered bv members Of tho trads
diticuls and rather impraatcable task Both aen
served tho proper period ourneymen plunbers .th
experience, energy aud moderate began bas,ness
Tor neneses sna Now ssuy hs from esh. %
completed at a cost OF $4,000
The Presses.
Near the boilers rise the frames Of couple or Hoes
cylinder presses which driven by powerful engine
also OF Hoes manufacture, oca.ed near Tna presses
are OF the famlary known as eight cylinder, and
have been so firmly In their places as to dispense
with little Of the clang to the action
Of large presses The OF the cylinder press
Robt Hoe well known through the value OF the IN
venton to need biography. though the improvements
which from time to time he has made his own inven
on have boon manifold until has In all probab ty
compassed the manufacture OF press which will be long
in without substantial alteration The presses USED
the HERALD Building have been supplied from the
foundry and mandatory OF K Hoe Co., corner OF
Broome Sheriff Streets from whose manufactory have
used throughout the Uniisa states This rm has been
In existence for many years. andthe benefit OF the IN
vention accruing TO the family Of the inventor-whi
probably be monopoly In the manufacture OF presses
until some new invention shall suDplant In rapidity OF
execution and the principle upon which the
distinguished inventor has based his Improvement upon
the old form Of the printing press. ts4
The Engines, Boilers. Elevators and Pumps.
Mr. A. Cameron Co, corner OF Twensy.second
street and Second avenne, have supplied tho active
steam pumps which clank the iron-thewet Hoes
cylinder presses The two huge boilers which lie in the
deep tunnelling beneath Broadway manufactured
at the extensive establishment OF Messrs. Pease &
Murphy. From j. p. Otis & Brothers foundry and
workshops at Yonkers, ~ Y, have been supplied
quick working engines which heave upward and lower
their iron elevators and Messrs Caldwell Shaw VII
ard havo supplied the tin lined pipe used in tho plumb
ing material OF the establishment experience having
demonstrated the superiority OF Mr. shaw's invention
ordinary lead pipe for the conveyance OF water and
the ductty OF It's application To every purpose OF ord
mar nj hin
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Raid ON q Den Of Ill Fame.
Al late hour last night Sergeant schoonDaksr Of the
Fifteenth precinct acting under the instructions Of Cap
tain Carney and with the cooperation of officers Barker
and Cosse made descent upon the house No. 100
Greene street, ON floor OF which Marie Deboche,
French woman, has long maintained most dsordcrly
establishment Marie Deboch6, with Flora Hunting and
Rosna Msssetrei inmates Of TIE place, was taken into
custody and locked for The night In the Mercer street
police station.
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Of the establishment has been the work Of David W.
orphsus and stephen D. oKssfe-a couple Of young
Who established themselves 10 business In tho year 1855
~ No. rs Nassau street. and have since, owing 70 in
GREASE in business, opened . second establishment At
No. ll1 Fulton street, where - present their main
workshop located Respectively only thIrtytwo and
thirty years Of age they have already been In business
eleven years. during which they have been inirustsd
with some Of the most extensive and difncun jobs
which have ever bscn done In the city Among tho best
specimens Of thsir handiwork may be mentioned The
Asugs of thc Parker House. Boston, and Of the resi-
dsnce OF John r. Buterworth, Of the Central Park
Comm mssioners on Murray Hill There parties have had
for some years . sort az monopoly Of the plumbing
work for various daily journals in New York,
having been early added 70 the HKRALps corps
necon with ths department In the erection Of the new
building, having successfully and with little difncuby
svaed thsseses OF the superior durability OF the Tin
lined pipe lately patented by Messrs Caldwell sha~
Willard, the application Of which 70 practical plumbing
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ALLEGED POISONING Or rHaes uEcaofs At MEMPHIS.

MDYMs, April 70, 1851.
negroes named Ella Carvin was arrested to-day.
charged With poisoning three negres BY mxpg arsenic
with nour
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PoRrIAvp, April 20 1857.
The s,eamsb,p Nova scctisn, from Liverpool, arrived
at this port At noon to-dav
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Acting warrant issued by Justice Dodge. yestsr-
day, Sergeant Burden Of the Jefferson Market Police
Court with . squad ,of men made descent upon the
premises No % Greene street, and arrssisd oil found
within the precincts Of thss establishment The raid
WA made about quarter before twelve O'Clock. Attic
time the sergeant entered and introduced his viso
there wore not mon than four males
tn the place. bat shortly afr midnight rangers CON-
menced dropping In by swos and threcs until the party
present numbered hftsen males and Ave femalea The
Sergeant kept open house until about O'Clock this
morning, whom ~ politely informed his guests they
would have 70 accompany him 70 the Eighth precincs
police station, where they locked up FOR the night
The are the names Of the persons
Herman srunkhur.t proprietor; Ellen Mosely, Sarah
Macdonald, Agnes Avery, sophia Dsvoe, Eva Sherwood
inmssss; osorg: Cummlnss william Lewis, August q
Locke, Charles r Walor John }. BrookA Charles Rsid
Charles G, h.y william smyth. william Grey, John
son and Joseph Carson, vistora
Raid on IN Alleged Hamblins Hsuse.
Shortly after midnight yesterday Captain Cafrsy Of
the Fifteenth prscincs with pos os mon, acting upon
warrant Of arrest made descent upon the alleged
gambling house kept q No. IS Eas Twelfth street by
John Penson The reputed Keeper ef The place was
raignment In court to-day.
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topper 1rOm MoxhoOs
Commissioner Joseph .. wilson q the General Land
OAce, received to-day . very nne specimen Of out
'uopping from the Naneismente Copper Mines Of New
Mexico situated sixty-nvs miles west Of sana Fe The
1specmen or the black oxide Of copper, weighs over
lnanetsen pounds and assays sixty three per cont
General schoneld's Appointments.
Major General schonsid, commanding the nrss Mill
Evy district has announced the appointment Of Brevet
O. CtSoael H B. Burnham Judge Advocate OF the dis
trh; Brsvet MsjortC Rodney Layton. Eleventh United
States infantry s ordered to continue on duty as Acting
Assistant Judge Advocate Of the district. reporting 70
Colonel Burnhan.
The Sursesn Generals Once Now ODen for
Business.
AFord's theatre which has long been undergoing
ahwatons 10 render suitable for the occupation Of tbe
Surgeon Generals Department ID at length completed
and oven for business The lower floor s occupied BY
one hnHdred and twenty clerks of the Record and PEN
sion Dvhson, under tho charge Of Assistant Surgeon J.
j. Woodward, United States Army. Applications for
pensions Gs referred BY the Commissioner Of
Pensions to- This division, where the records
~ vearehsd v .sscW'sin tho kind and dearse OF