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Sp6nftpn unter benz 0plfe.

GouDern0r Sobnton IN iebt In Nirfli6fet baran
Rc6enI6aft bon feiner Sausbaltun9 gu geben, oIs
Goubernor bon PenniDlpanien fur bic ber9an9enen
brci Sabre. limb es III cine Iobt 8t6enIbaft, bic
bn Der 9lnfigtn 9eabtun9 aller frcibenfenben Sag-
be5aber uno &dbItr beS Staats empfeben muB.-
Seine Nufnabme I'M g8citen ipar bur6 ben ar0bten
GntbuidSmu6 ddrafterrt Seine 8eiIe mar bis ba-
bin Elm Sortifritt be6 SrumpbS $50 er iib INNER
Dinipcnbct, brdn9t iidb bas Golf I'M ibn, um feline
Sanb 81 cr9rcifen unb ibn iprc6en 81 b6ren-ibn 3u
beipilltommnen, bm 81 banfen fir feline biSberiacn
Nnlrcn9un9en, gum beitcn iDrer Sntereien, unb bnl
bic 3ulderung Der jufinftgcn llnterftIBung 3u acs
ben. llnere 9robe &epublit BAT niemals elnen bel
ierr-cincn mebr populdren 8oubernCr gebabt Se-
ne 9Sebererpdblung mag ais cine beitimmte SbatIa-
dc betra6tct tperbcn Cine bolle Stimnle ipirb enen
gSD9-Sieg iidcrn So 9e5cmt iebem gRbig Inn Staa=
te, auf unb tDdtg gu iein. Die gane WaTe Der
gSbi9-gSdblcr Der Sepublif muB bon ber slotbpcn=
bi9teit iber5eugt tperben, am 5peiten Dientaae I'm
na6iten October al ben Stimmfditen gu erI6eincn.
Gin 9cbor9er Gfer bon Seten Der aftipen l2bioS In
iebem g4abbiffrifte i'm Staate, uirb bic Grred,una
ale unIerer gbf6tcn iifern GS III cine einfade
s8aDrbeit, bic bem @ebd6tniHe unb @eipiiIen eines
ieoen gSbt9s bon RennlDlpanien ein9ei6drft perben
lote, baB es bel benz 9e9enpdrti9en Stanbe Der po-
Iit6en 9arteien in beiem Staate gang fiber In ib-
rer @eipaIt it, bcien Serbit br Ganbibaten arf benz
StaatS SSabBette gu erpdbeH siiftS peitcr lit no
tbig, ais baB ile bur69dngg organiart unb bepogen
ipcrbcn alle 3u fmmen. limb fam bieS ni6t getban
ircrbens @oupern0r Sobnfton tbut eineboae
4fift, ipcllen feline 8reunbc bic ibriee tDun2 Gr
mar am Wcnta9e Der borleben Bode in Sroofpi0e,
SefferIon Gauntb. Der SefferIon Star ia9t
"Seine Grellen; 8oubernOr Sobniton, fam aeifern
(Dtonta9) Gbenb in bieIem Srte an. gr 1T 9eIunb
unb liebt re6t ipobl aus @r ipurbe rebt bend, be-
ipilltomnnet bon ben 8irgern, obne llnterlde6 Der
Ydrtei Gr ipirb beute Sta6mitta9 baS 9olf ubtref-
iiren. @oub Sobniton ipirb beien Serbft cine arS=
bere Stmnle In SeerIcn GauntD befommen als Selbff
feline Srennbe ib porifellen."
Gine ipeitcre Sei6reibung bon Der Sour bes gpn-
pernOr6 uno ben Yldben no er pdbrenb benz Guauit
ipreten ipolte entbiet bic @eabbille @a3ette Seute
ipolte er Dor elmer gSbi9 @eriammlun9 in gorf, e-
ne 9tebe balten. SIN September nrb Der 8oubernSr
bic IGb0itli6en, norbOfden unb 0itli6en Gaunties
beIu6en unb bel Der 8elegenbet aud na6 Nlt 8erfS
tommen g8ir tucrbcn fobalb ipie m09Ii6 an,eiaen,
an pel6em Sage cr bier Ien pirb
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-08-26

TatafcS 1tu9lud Gin &nabe, gameus gGm
Sboe, bonn SSOmeISborf Der In Sarrisbur9 bem Mn
ffrefen bes &apitoIS beibdf9t tpar icl am borIeb-
ten Samitag Wa6mttag bon Der aeiter, bur6 biz
runbr Seffnuns ipelfe in bic &uppe fibrt, cine 6b(
bon etpa SO 8uB, binab uno purbe 70 iebr be16d-
bigt baB er am Sonnta9 gor9en ftarb Gr lerntc
bas gnifreidDer-8efbdft bel tem Serrn Der tas an-
ffrei6en beS Sapitols ubernommen bat Seine qcite
tpnrtc am UcrIebten Sonnta9 stad)mtta9 na6 gSoo
mel8borf 9ebra6t unb bort beerbiat
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-08-26

0rGin Srief fur &reBein,ia &ronenpetter,
bon ct. Marp'S, glf GauntD. ga. Iie9t gum NbboIcn
bereit in bieIcr 0ruderei
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GouScrn6r Spbnftou f6mmt. j.

Gou1crn6r Spbnfton f6mmt. Samia9,
ben 6 Scptenlbcr ipirb In Wor9antaun cine @a1en-
@eriammlun9 Der gSbi9S bon 9erts, qancaffer unb
Gbcfter GauntieS itattiinben. bel pel6cr g ouper-
n0r Sobnfcn, SbabcuS Strpcns, Giq, unb Nns
bere, 8eben balten ncrbcn
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-08-26
3agbesabfer lefet unS febet ben 1tnter=

NuCUe3uDIeE IeIer HHp IeHet pcH Wnters
fdbiec. c.-9ie 2ofofofos f6pabtn bon Der 3unab-
me Der Re9icrun9s- s-Gussaben, felt 1s4s Diele Gus-
gaben be9refen in n6 bic Soften bes Seuats unb
SauIeS Der @eprIentanten, Gyecutibe-D Departements
@sr6tsnefsns. General aubitors Gmtts S6abmei-
iter sImteS, 8cnaI aanbmser Nmtes. Can bamtes unb
perf6iebener anberer Poiten s8ir baben bic Soften
unterfubt. bon Der 3eit an mo- 6oup S6unfs ab-
miniftraton anfns, bic gum S6luiTe beS ebten 8is-
taliabrS, giobenber ben 30. 1850.
Sn l647 batten bic Bbies beibe 3ipeige Der Ge-
iebeebune unter brer aontroae, unb He battcn cine
fur5e Sibun9, eenaue GufmertIamfeit auf bic &C.
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Cine Sbeuer Serbraunt.-Gin Sreunb,cer
am Olittipo6 tur6 Retpmanstaun, 9ibanon Gauntb,
paffrte, beriftete uns, baB bic S6euer bon Sobn
garion, Gfq, baIeIbf, am @or9en ieneS sa9eS abs
brannte, nit ibrem 9an3en SnbaIte. auber 100 8us
f6eI SSeBen Die beiben 8euer- Gompa9nien bon g8o-
meISborf iparen prompt auf benz YIabe nit ibren
Spriben, unb nit beinabe iibermenIblidcr Nnitren.
suns seIan9 es ibnen. tas un9ren5ente G9entbum gu
retten Der @erIuit beS Sorn Carton pirb auf $1,000
bio $500 anseI6Iasen, ipofilr er feline ger6crun9
bat Dies folIte Nntern sur Barnuna benen.
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1tnfere 0esucr. -llniere pOlitiIdcn @r9ncr in
SerfS GauntD baben ieit cini9cn SSpden un9clpObn-
lide sbdt9tet 9esegt Inn ibre iinfenpe sade etipaS
auf3ubeIfen. Sn alien Sbelcn bes Gauntics ipertcn
@erfanmlun9en 9ebatcn, Inn bic @ctrcucn gu Ianl-
meln unb ibnen be9reiflib 5u MAIDEN. baB Col Big
Ter elm pcpuIdrer Wann 1T, fir ben iie mmen mi1-
ien iuf nur, Tim Sil Sobnifon aus bcm Nmte gu rei-
ben, Der cana6 rcbt bic Nusgabcn Der &e9ierun9 gu
perminbern ipobur6 bic slemterbater S6abcn leiben
Diele @crianlmIungen iperben auf cine e9entbimlide
Nrt 6abIrei6 scmaht. Gtwa so pbcr mcbr gemtcr-
Iudcr bic alc na6 ben 8runbIdben Der 4artei ia9en,
tbcicn ii6 fur bic pcrIbebenen @erIammlun9en, ipe
eS fr ibr eigcnes Sntcreiie am poenbfen it, unb ie
NIT ibrn perrauten Sreunben blcen bic Wtailen pel-
DIE ben geriammungen bcnobncn. sIlS 8ebner bic
nen eini9e miBi9e Nbpoaen, ipopon 9eabin9 lleber-
fIuB bat, unb 70 prb cS ibnen left, @eriammlungen
au3uma6en, bic bann @clfS-@ @erlammlun9cn beiBen
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-08-26

Tfudbt aus bent 9efdnsniife. Gin etipa
I4idbriser Snabe Der i'm Nnfan9e Der Iebten Court
fbuns in ben "iauern apfer' enquartrt purbe. fir
fIcinen Diebfab betpirfte am borIebten Sonnta9 "
benb feline 8lu6t aus bemieIben, bur6 bas teine6en-
fer In Der 9ede eincr 3ele, etpa ab 8us bonn SuB-
boben. tpoburb er auf ba0 Dad unb bon ba berunter
tn ben Sof 9elan9te Bon bort fletterte er cbne ir-
senb cine anbere ilfe aIS feline Sdnte, iber Die 90
Sub bobe Mauer bes eefdn9nbbofes uno erreibte bic
9cItene 8reibeit gr 9cnOB bic 70 mibIam errun9ene
Srebet nidbt Ian9e, bcnn Sr. @ertoct, Der Ior9fd-
9e gSirb bonn iauern apfeI, Der Defenders tarauf ADJ
tet, bab aeiner feiner Gde abbanben 0mmt bepor er
bic bebun9ene 2ebns5et auS9eipobnt bat oIste ibnl
unb boIte ibn am WlOnta9e aus Der g9obunn9 ieiner
@lutter, In Gmitb Saunidp. Der Sun9e bat CUTE
anlasen einmal etipas 6rcbcS gu tperoen-penn aud
nur Elm GROCER S6urfe .
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Gin ncuer Gticntammer.-Die" "8a5ctte'
bonn pOrlesten Santiago beri6tetc, bab cnse bieise
Serren nit benz Ylane um9eben, bier encn neuen Gi-
Ienbammer (Forge) gu bauen far bic @erfertigun9
bon 9ampfteifcln, WaI6nerien &c, in aussebebntem
Dtabe. Die ba3u erforterIidcn ScnbS iolcn burd
Nftien, iebe bon $50, aaf9ebratt pcrten. Sbipcbl
mir ebe ccrartge @erbrerln9 in unerer Stabt BERG
lt tpiaiommen bebcn 10 5ipeifen mir bod, oh baS
gebabte llnternebmlcn, unter ben obpaltenben linz
ifdnbcn bon gutem @rfolg iein ipirb.
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Die gmsa MeSclmticm.-9e @a6ri6ten
bon Der 8cpoIution auf Der Snie Guba Iautcn 10 ber
f6eben, baB man fait feline beitimme Sbee bapon Be-
fommen fam. 0aB lebte mas mir bon bort erfabren
baben 1T, bab Gen aopc5 nit elmer beipanetn 0Ra6t
auf Der Snel lanbete tpobon so 9leb ergriffcn unb
eri6ofen ipurben Serner, baB 1000 Solbaten bon
Der IpaniI6en Srnee gu ben &epcutondrn iberge-
aan9cn iint. Sn sleu Orleans beni6te porisc @o-
d)e gro6e Aufrcgun9, in Soge bicier Sa6ridbt
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Gpdteffe6 BON SaIiForntcn. .-DdS DdmpF-
16iff gruber Sonatban fam frib am Wttpc6 @acr-
gen In S,eu Oort an nit 400 Rahd9icren, abcr fell
mem @olbifaub aIs 8raft. DaiieIbe bate Gba9reS
an g. ausuft berIaifen unb brabte bic @abri6t bab
bas 4offbampffdiff glortbcner ndbftenS anfommen
ipirb, nit iber 50, 900, 900 in @olbnaub
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Tnr @msmatber.-Eu -Eubmadcr cber @liaine
nerinnen bic piellei6t na6 sleu Ycrt seben, I'M ibr
Ginfduie gu belorgen, MAIDEN mir aumerfiam auf bi
Nn3ese Der Serren 8rceman, Seob9cs unb 60, in Ell
ner anbern Spalte, bel benen fe pbne 3peifcl nobl
fell einfaufen f0nnen
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-25
DARLINGI'O., COGRT-tit

DAKLINGTU.N CUVkI-tIUtSf'
VIE above tluuse having been purchased and
t,,,I no anew by John D"TEN, is again OPEN
oil .nr tho acc,. .nm(dalion OF The Public. Strict
a,,en,;nn 70 the wa,.s cud comforts OF guests
will he given, and etto,. "acul@'en l." .'eI''
the patronage Of all who may favu' the es'ao'S''
!-eut with visit, shall be- spared
All tia, the market and surrounding cou.ry
afford will be found upon The table.
Comfortable rooiHs, oT families Or Individuals
are prepared.
The Stables will be attended by careful and
attentive hosllers.
Drovers can be well accommodated as any
number of horses and mules can be ept in the
stables and lots expressly prepared for them.
I Nov. |, 1850. st u
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-25
NEW STORE.
subscriber is now opening large dssolS'
ont of GrOccrieS and staple Goods.

VIIIE subscriber is now opening large asso,s
ment of Groceries and Staple Goods
in the Store lately occupied by William J. Gerait
(south of the Bank of Camden0 which lie VII
DISPOSE of at Charleston prices for cash. -.
Those wishing to purchase would 90 wen "
call and examine the stock, consisting IN part'
the following, viz: ,c
Loaf Crushed Ground and Gran nulated Sugars
$ Croi1, Porto Rico, and New Orleans d'
Nv Orleans, Muscovado and Cuba Molasses
Java Lagura and Rio Coffee
Ciunpowtlcr. Young Hyson aud Black Teas
Sperm. Adamantine and Tallow Candles o
No. and Mackare in Barrels, Hall anu e''''''"
Wine, Soda and Butter Biscuits and Cheese
Soap and Starch assorted -,
Pepper, Spice. Ginger, Numegs, Mace and oio'e'
Powder, Shot aud Lead
Hardware, Cutsry, Nails and Castings ~
rants Llnseed Oil, Sperm. Oil and WIN I" "ia
Bleac he'd and mnhearled Shirngs and Sheetlng'
Blankets, Bed Ticks, Apron Checks and OznaburGs
Together with lurge assortment Of
Bagsing, Rope and TWinc.
J. w. BRADLEY.
Camden, S. {. Sept. %.
9TCush paid for Cotton and other Produce.
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NEW STORE.

VNIIE subscriber would inform his friends and
/ the public generally. that he has opened an
extensive stock OF GROCERIES, at the stand
formerly occupied by Joseph W.. Dolly, one door
south of Campbell's Bakery, and opposite II. Le'
w g. Son, where may be found all articles usu-
ally kept in the Grocery line, consisting IN part
of the following:
Fulton Market Beef
No. l and 2 Mackarel in kits, for family usei
Rio and Java Coffees; crushed and brown Sugars;
New Orleans Moasses, (new crop butter, wine
and soda crackers; cheese, buckwheat, raslns
currants, almonds, English mustard, flberts, Pc
can nuts, assorted pickles and preserves.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-25

few doz old Port Wine, HeIdsick best Cham
paqne, London Porter and Scotch Ale in pnts, TO.
eelher large stock Of Bagging, Rope and Twne'
all of " hich he offers low Tor cash
Jan. l. >. T.. CAfEho'
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At an anti.slavery meeting held in Geauga
co.., Ohio, on the 4th inst. MIR. Glddings was
present and publicly announced that ne had
Withdrawn from the N. s. Presbyterian Church
on account Of slavery.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-25

Ob There is much truth in the following ex-
tract from correspondent of the Providence
(R. I) Journal: "lhere are many thousands of
neople amidst the magnifcencc and splendor
Of the British capital, to whom the labor of a
sugar plantation would be ease, and the fare of
the negroes in the slave States luxury they
never dreamed of. The number and condition
Of the Door in England should leave English.
men no sympathes to waste upon distresses
bcyond the range of their own vision"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-18
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. is, 1851.

M Mr. o. JAsr. Of Cincinnati Ohio our general travel
nx agent fos States assisted BY Josn Dssr W..
EAAs.r Dr. j. wAD.wosrs, r. X. GHAsns A. LAws' JAMS.
Rvruxsyosp LoTr ROWAN TsoAAs fsAsKLAsp and
L. W,xs4s Each persons has essncsts o. h<
MAYOR Of Cincinnati city, describing their persons
40 there win be paying them and h"ps all on whom
,s.y may cali win usks IL with thsn
aIAI HxnsY n Lswis, Of AiaSams Is our gen.
travelling agent for tbs States Of Aabsms snd
.a,sa By hi. sous James o aud Samuel D. Lewis.
ny-nr IsaAsL No. ls South Tsath street, rhisae
pha our general travelling assisted ~ hossr WA H.
WELD Jsun CoLLIHs, JAnEs DEsRIHa, A. khK WELLnsfos
r. A. EyA1s Jous r. yUpxIss Locks, Jos BurToH Gxoxs.
r BurTon. aud THOMAS d. NIoH
M M IsxAEL No. LEA South Tenth street, Pbiads
ps make collections for in The elites Of New
York Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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In the cities Of Boston, New ork
and take advertisements and
required BY His receipts Will Be
payments His oces sreBoston Congress street;
New York, Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest corner Of
Third Il Chestnut streets.
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The States London and Liverpool havs been appointed
agent, the authorized receive subscriptions
and paper Their office In London No. 10
Gresham street, and in Liverpool No. Columbia Building
connected in this country with the wsknown
agents. and entitled to the conh
dencs friends abroad.
nM H. d. JOHNSON of Galveston IL authorized TO procure
subscribers, &c, for the Union In Texas.
i-WILA GoSLSIH Richmond Virginia. general agent
for Virginia. BY travelling PuLLsH and JAxas
TaoMAs.
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The Union of yesterday, ,rking upon Kossush Pro-
ceedngs, SAYS
"As friends Of the great PRINCIPLES with which his name
noby Identified, deem II matter Of regret that be
welcome that has been rendered him, and left his
the spontaneous action of people, without
posing to government any further moro distinct
ation this time of national policy In regard
TO European affairs"
We hail this passage evidence of vi
tive tendencies the part OF cotsmporary and
important indication Of the light in which kosJuks nd
Greet proceedings viewed by the leaders Of the party
which 1t is the organ.
The Unions expression Of opinion rendered mo par.
iiculary noticeable by the fact that bits decided
Improvement in compari, with the arric tina,
have appeared in The columns during the three
months We glad 10 be able chronicle 70 decided
case of repentance, even al tie eleventh hour.
[RefSHe Of yesterday.
Notwithstanding the Republics approval, in The abovs
remarks, Of the expressions cites from U.S. we yet after
the scrutnizing examination which 20 susI rious
circumstance calls for. deem language entirely proper
and unobecionable Certainly i, is wholly in harmony
with the whole tenor OF what we have heretofore written
of Kossu,h and his cause As the Republic has s,atsd
that it is not so. ask that Journal to copy from any
editorial articles Of upon the subject any sing PAS
sage which il can find in the slighes, degree contradict
DRY to the paragraph above cited We have no repent
ance. promp, tardy, in this NATTER because we stand
just where have stood from the fret We have froa
the first avowed cordial sympathy with him and with
the cause which he represents. and our dsapprobs.
lion OF the policy which has oppressed his country
and made him an exile In judgment, the govern.
men Of the United States has. in form alike proper and
signal done just the thing We have never deemed
expeden that our government at this time should DO
more Never having ourselves, hswever given counis
nance TO the malgners Of Kossuh nor excluded from
columns for considerable period his noble Address to
the People OF the United States, we have seen nothing in
the late demonstrations either Of government our
people, to bring us to repentance or induce change
in our course. Can the Republic say As much
Our conservatism, such as is. 10 not new born"
and perhaps less acceptable the Especial organ" Of the
administration than weuld be If il had induced W
approve Of the policy which sees nothing Objectionable in
the massacre of American prisoners without the forms OF
trial secured 10 them by solemn treaty. or if il had in
cned TO wait for a coercve pressure from with.
out" before maniesng particle Of sympathy with
the liberal party Of Europe its most lusous leader
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-18
CsRgrsss-Wsdnesday.

SENATE Communications from the President were
laid before the Senate in relation the imprisonment OF
John s. Thrasher the OF the Prometheus. and the
estimates OF the Secretary of War.
Mr. Brodhead presented memorial OF citizens Of Phil
adelpha, praying for the restoration OF foggng in the
navy which was laid upon the table upon the motion OF
Mr. Stockton, who gave notice that Tuesday next he
should call it up and oppose it,
Mr. Walker introduced resolution declaring il the
true policy of the United States TO "nteryene against
Intervention" in the case OF Hungary.
The bill granting pension to Mrs Worth was ordered
TO third reading.
The compromise resolution taken up and debated
by Messrs Mason Brodhead. and Hale. Mr. Foote OBJ.
tanned the floor for tomorrow and upon his motion the
Senate adjourned
House. OF REPREsENTATyEs-The House devoted
its session principally to the presentation and refer.
ence OF petitions and to the introduction OF resolutions
and bills, all OF which were referred TO appropriate
mttees The days session having been thus devoted to
preparatory business nothing Of general public interest
trsnepired in the hall
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-18

MADAME DELARUE, having Just returned from
M New York. will this morning elegant
French imported goods consisting Of dress and
variety style Paris head
embroidered sleeves and collars suitable for
different om before brought this inside
kerchieE yaenccncs embroidered
settles, great variety complete a,.ortme NJ, of
worked pocket handkerchief bands black
vsls silk het neck ties, embroidered skirts ues bands
cuffs, beautiful selections French few
pins ivory bracelets glove immnxs French lid
dos and quantity fancy goods suitable for
Madame D. would particularly the attention Of
Paris flowers feathers, aud chenille head dresses
Dec 9-eoda Penn avenue, between 10Th and 18th
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WEDNESDAY, Decembsr II. 1881.

WEDNESDAY, December n, 1851.
George Harding, esq, Of Pennsylvania, was admitted
attorney and counsellor OF this court
No, 9. Godfrey Lessieur ct oi ps Thomas Price In
error to the supreme court OF Missouri. MIR. Justice
Catron delivered the opinion of this court affirming the
judgment Of the said supreme court in this cause, with
costs.
No a. The State of Pennsylvania. complainant, u
the Wheeling and Bemon, Bridge Company The arsu'
ment of this cause was commenced by Mr. Stanton for
the complainant
Adjourned until tomorrow II O'Clock a. m
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no MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND vIsIrERs.-

no MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND WINTERS
i DUyALL l. BROTHER diapers and taiiors, call the
attention Of their old In Congress and ves generally
Of their
~ and 9th erected since the adjournment
Congress.
They with complete assortment Of
onable goods their line business which will
in their style OF and eegance.
Also, furnishing such Cloves
brelas, suspenders, cravsts, handkerchief, &c.
We have Of make ovegarmsnts
Nov 30-eod2wif DUVALL 4 BROTHER.
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We understand that George II. Miles, esq. Of Bait,
more left this city yesterday special bearer Of des
patches from the Department Of State TO MIR Baringer
United States Minister at Madrid. We infer that these
dispatches relate 10 the release Of the prisoners captured
in Cuba as members Of the Lopez expedition, and also
TO the case OF John s. Thrasher
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The Concert Of Sgnora Biscacciani, announced for
last evening" regret TO cay, postponed account
Of the ndsposion OF that accomplished lady, which her
attending physical considered 10 be too permit
her TO snp without serious danger
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pAttIA respectfully announce, Tor
the information Of ladies whiting the city establish
men corner Of Pennsylvania and 9th be found
choice French consisting Of
Embroidered chemisets fronts, and sleeves match
Handsome penes collars and bches, OF real lace
Embroidered linen canhrc hsndkerchisfs
SWISS inserings and edeipgs
I,ace dresses, embroidered Swiss musns
And many other goods the above line all Of which
cities,
cLAeETT, NEWTON MAY, co.
Dec