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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

DIED.

On "Wednesday morning, Dec 81, CATHERINE MA
TILDA wife OF Lent John Colhoun q. $. and diugh
ne re awe. and friends Of the facy are invited TO
tend Ter funeral a. TRINITY Chuich on FRIDAY afternoon,
n O'Clock, without further nvita'lon - ,
ON wednesday Dec st. Mrs. MARY McAVOY, IN the
lC,h year OF her age, wife OF Edward hcAyoy.
The friends aud atves respectfully invited 10 Al
her fune al When VIII lea5e her late residence, No
% l0tb ay., on Friday. Jan
on Wefnssday morning Dec 81 in the 20h year Il her
ace, MARY " only daughter II Wm. L and Il. III Coca.
The friends and scqualnances Of the family are respect
fully ny,ied TO attend her fanelal, ut Fnehds Meeng-
house WsEtbgy l. on sixth dt morning, n IL clock
Carriages Will DO in ATTENDANCE at Care-pace TO meet the
cas- On that morning 80
On TutsdaI Dc. 30 Of congestion OF The brail ROB
ERr y GAGE. IL the 4G'h wear II has age.
The relatives aAd friends Of 'he lny are respectfully
invited ~ attend his funeral fom his late residence, NJ
"a sIoLrae a. on Frlly. Jan 9 ~ O'Clock p. VI with
oct further His remains will be taken 10 Gresn-
10 his CITY, IN FRIDAY. Dec. d. SARAH F, wife Of
Francis Pratt Her remains we're ssken % New London
Tor neImeBt.
on Tussd,y. Dec 30, At 30 90 Cana st., HELEs. VAN
kLSTYNE. infant daughter OF Nich,ns C. and Nancy
Van q yne aged ? Years 5nd months.
Al C.eenport Slaolk Co, L. on Slilriay Dc y
after short but severe illness, siLAS Webs aseI
years Lowing a widow with whom he had lived fpr hJ
jears unbIoSen harmony and 70 ce oyps, aiss 90
gather pro cty and alysrSiyl2y ald ce ~. "a 9as
took urnminent plrf Il TINT beautiful VII
ge Wss active and exempt snber 81 che Btp'ist
hung larl ey r The benefit Of The poor and for pubic
sfTors lie q ed surrounded b. he most OF h!s fani
with an urclouded hope Tor eternal day -
Al Whsa.Iand. n Y, IN FRIDAY Doc. s. GEORGE
GOODBYE. the oldest pioneer Of the Gsnesee c9uary
Al Seuilsbirsh Wis on Sunday. Dec "a. CHARLES
GEAR ofthe pioneers OF weston Nsconsa ezsi hl
A. Lima, NY on sunday, Dee o. Mrs MARGARET
At Whi;e 81 phur, KY on Sunday Doe. p. Cen. JOHN
~ BABYLON. Inrg Island on Thurgday, Dec 49, Capt
JOEL COOK who 70 lghI IA some # the prnc pal 9aes
ofthe Revolution entsog the army ~hen bit 10 He also
served the war Of 49, and was shs last survivor o. ihe
q Tie ci IgILgton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

Steamer ltherLsr. Ds.ason da.s from Charsstgn
wIte Idss al ssen e . p Jt,d, fl-.t CO Wa.
ds,aGec n tue Lover Bay b. tsase i3ss.
Sup Camden. .lefhuod. caFs from Charleston, sifn
coftcn. SC. g. DHnllGl \ D.non.
BARK Martha Allen, goi sctsa'sJ King Rio de Jaasro.
81 days, vi cntee - ,n'n ionGi-es vessel T. v
LEWIS Dec o. lat % 30 len. 67 ~. soOke brig Marsha
Ney. Il Warren bound . Nzuy rs Cuba. Had b)an
the q schr COiVe n Plaie Dhia. Which wa ~
Ken Of the 1Ch ass The c. lei. u SINKING con-
dillon.
Big Ocean Bird. Forop Caraco Dec II, hides &c 70
BooEen Graves Co Lsft brig Are Capt. Berg, from
and FOR hsVTQyf - sail Dec 20
BELOs-ship Hartford. Ssnuenan, 7 days from savan-
nah. Nth cotton 70 Durham D.noa, bng P1iask Nor
us, i6 days from hswOfeans With sugar J. W. Elwe
WISD-SuaTse. E.SE.; meridian, y E. with dense
fog a. suEse. 4. wiki q dense fOg.
e The Brooklyn FsTrJ- boar Whitehall n the fog On
las. evening. cJntact win sreanTug Plato
which stove IN both Wheel h04Ees O the p broke sha
and done other damage
~ There vas number Of vessels below On yesteraay.
ous IN conssqusnoe Of tne dsase fg we're detained The
st4leh lsiard ferTy.esAIs made bui two triDs.
y The steamship Iadepeadence sgoddard, fr Chagres
reported ssed Tuesday en- deains. al Quar-
2ntine n Consequence VI the dense fog
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Foreign Forts.

At SMYRNA 2sth nit brig Barbados Nevens, tsr Boston
few days only Am vessel.
Al Messina ID INST brgs Paul r. Jones, Percyal, for
Boston 5th Zenobia Carlton, TO- New York, do Sailed
nth ut bIigs Avon. webb, Eew-Orls.ns; Vs. INST,
pbpnr Paine. for Boston.
AZ Malta 29ta MI Br brig Hope Patch, .fa. Boston,
via Hampden, and 81. Johns +. \.
Sailed from Trieste Rbt Is, inst, bark Arethusa Crose
Palermo. 49, 49,
delphla idg Pharslla, DreYer, aud Queen Elctofia.
Chafe flT PHILADELPHIA do Sailed sSth ult, ship juliet
MoultOn, do.
York unc Martha CLARK. Miller, dg.; brig O. W,
Brlnckerhof, Croker. do.
Al Rochelle 9Th inst. brgs Fclcte, (Fr for New-for
and Bos on goth. Lodebar skinner. for do. ldg. -
81 Bordeaux 9Th INST, bark Mary Dale, Davis for Phil
adephia soon. ,y
mrn New York schTs }. X Braine, Robbins, and bni-
Az London 18th INST ship Henry luke, Bowen une. :
Darb Della. Chapin, OsgoOi, for Havana.
A, do I2ih INST ship Iunlus, Cooper, for Bos, m ids
A. Bangor lWales) Z'h inst. ship Semapore. Johnson
for Boston. dg D.,
At Pl i3h inst. ship Dorcas-P r,nce, Blanchard, Tor
New-York. waiting wind. ...,
At Glasgow 18th Inss. Br barks Mary, Aad AiaiahA,
for Boston. . ., , -,
York bark VIM II ShalicT. for Boston brgs Corsar,
for san Franosoo 4h WyaEdotte DO. 18th Brothers
FOR SYDNEY, N S W, with dispatch Gen worth 10. OF
ch schr Geo Washington. for sale.
Cid at Lshalna Oct -, bne Wyandotts, Bush Homo
lulu
A. DO no date ship Ale rander (of Ne ~-London) lng
IN. New Zealand, with lumber. usc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

Steamship South Carolina Tucker, Charleston, h. II.
Tucker.
Bafks-Gsorge W. Morton, Pack ~, g. Marks Eagle 4
Htssad; AZof. Chapman Apslachsola, Lafc s. Clnfcn
Albion Rei 81 John, master Ca'o-n1, DAVE ChaT.es-
tCD, Durham Dlngn.
Bnes-Wsossa Powell. 81 MARKS, Coe, Anderson Z Co.;
Quebec Trader Fr BAbbin Halifax. o. Deal ~, Ham
H. Crawford Grenada, Geo Nhrtaksr, Eliza Hay0ec,,
Emery Norfolk H8-bscs Co
ScbCOrefs-Col saftefiy, ElR9Ji, CAafes-CD, y. l..
NcCready Co, Charles CoislJc, Ssaman. Baltimore.
Mailer y Lord Magellan Cloud faeal Sargent. Jac.-
soHyills, Thompson Hrn-s R.lsf, Gates AttakaDas,
master; Malvile LeavIt. hay5g1sz T. Y. Onlgayia =
Co John Hams. Jerlan. pblla1eiphia, jas. Hand ,
, gsngeT. Haskl salem ). + Whts Z O..
Also cia. sebT N. VI Fre.nal Ji,gsr "a cruise 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02
~ The Worcester Mass SPY, Week.
w has entered its S0lh volume.

CAUGHT IN THE AcT.-Oilicer Sharpe
81 the Four.eeath Ward IN patrolng his beat about
O'Clock yesierGiy morning, observed Il man com
GLASS establishment OF VIM n. Johnson, No. POS
Bo~ery He Immediately arrested the man and
found II his possession four clocks and several
books Of gold leaf. The fellow gave ms name as
Joseph Murphy. AID stated that he had for assist
ant m The atsr one John Toner. who was then in
the store The officer found this statement ~ De
correct, and al once arrested Toner, Who had sever
were taken before Justice Mouni.oci and committed
for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02
MARRIED.

At Wiamshureh, the LIST Of November last, BY Rev
Mr.. Boecbsr. Mr.. JOSEPH BARLOW, Jr to Mss MARY
" TOWEhS. both OF this Cry.
Al Koboken Nj ON TUESDAY, Dec. 20. by Rev. NJ f..
Ellison. ROBERT J. MAYNARD, of Athens Ca. TO Miss
AMANDA VI. hESSERVE. OF the former place.
20 Athens AID San francisco papers pleus COPY.
AT Schaghrcoke. Rensselaer Co.. Y on Tuesday, Dec
30 by Rev ] II. Noble, DANIEL PACKER Of this CIV.
t. HARRIEIr n daughter of Amos Briggs, Esq, OF ne
former pace.
Mi CYRUS WHITE 10 SARAH f., eldest daughter Of
fnhn A IA rurga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

pLAsrER-4ee ,rrs Plaster.
KaGs-l57 bale. Rzys
sPIRirs--7s halvvs, ls7 qrs, es 6bs sraEas.
SueAR-l59 Ids 10 eels.
S.Lr.-le $50 bush 2, 1s0 sbls. 8 rs. SACHS
sPrcvs-'I eco mas Casa
STT,L-sf3 ao,ss Sas rns steel
skEp-s5hAxs Seed 80 bags Hsnp 10.
TYA-l9S-6 pigs Tea
To1Acco- 1c1 hales Tobacco.
TiN-stls bis Tn Pistes,
yrNEGAR-i6 Aaif hhds. - -. -.
BASKET ISL crs 40 Ia6lsn Ahis q ers Vine oos Whte
Vine IS bids pipe. 7s6 qrs 50 Indian oaIs 100 oos'
Poys Vine
wotL-to1 bales Wool. ~
WooD-i Iso okrs Borwocd, IS aoz logs Rosewood 81
trns 100 pks LgaumvtE 30 bills. woS, l,7ei Cro;ea-
WISpow Glass;, SIS pkgs. German window Glass.
ZiNc-2s III Zinc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02


Dec 81, South Shoal 100 niles bark Gev Pans, NOM
Portland for Cafdsnas
York fo- Glasgow
Nov rs, lat % AN. 'ouS 81 % W scar Connecticut,
ffom Wilmington. NC f'r West Indies.
Dee TO- lat So 40 long g So BT brig Scotia Eiom Mo-
Sept IS of Cape Horn bark Mar Elorssce, fom Cal
lao for Swansea.
Oes j. of 5. end Of Zanzibar. bark SAID BIN Sultan,
Mose,ey from salem July 5. tor Zanzibar.
Oct. u, lat Is ~ N, lrng ~ ". schr Fra, n
II days from San p anciScc for Panama
Nov T. lat IS S. Ion - IS. ship Robert ~ Forbes.
Doane, from Boston Sept 26. for Sandwich tsiaeds.
Nov H. lat II q S. Ion "a ~ shio Brewster from West
Cosss OF South America for Nsw-Iork. same day. bark
Huntington, (of BalumoTe) jones', from Philadelphia,
Sept g. for California
Dec g. lat 2S IA s. lon 60 a. schr Petrol fitzgerald,
of and 6 DAYS from BALTIMORE for Port Spain.
Dec lat 80, Ion II 80 brig Queen Esther Psndietcn,
from Boston for MaYiel.
Dec H. lat 20 "a lon SO So ship Ashburtan TAYLOR. h
New Orleans for Boston supposed tImo. brig Pslas
HI. Of Thomaston) Norris, from New Orleans Tor New
YORK.
Dec a. of Bamesat, schr. Moro. Bush 10 days from
Aux Cages for Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

letter from first officer OF ship Midas, VI New Bedford
reports her the Sand~ic Islands with 6io bbs VII oil
letter from Capt. Coffin, OF ship vineyard ~ Edgar
ssted Oct y repors her AZ Lahana with teO bo
- do. VIII took her VIII clin ID days the Sea Of
ksmskalks. -
letter from Can't Fishsr of ship Splendid. ~ Edgar
tewn dated Nov 49, reports her at Cape de Verd Islands
al well, clean
A letter from frs, officer II ship Hector, 81 New Bed
fore dated off Kings Mall Group, reports her with 1900
bb sp OIL and large whale alongside also pleaty I'd
in sight Expected to be Al home In one year nom
IN date Of the letter
letter from Cap, Peter pease of ship Abm II How:
land 4 New Bedford reports her AZ the Care de Eerd
Islands, SEPT 29-all Nei-ciesn.
letter from Can't Fisher. Of ship America. of New
Bedford dated Aug At Bravo Caps lie Verd,
clean all well--tO leave on the 18th.
Ar. at Holiness Hole. December %. schr Virginia, OF
Orleans Martin, North Atlantic Ocean, with 2i3 bbs sp
OIL for Proyincsown Seoke Oct. 10, lat % NJ on ~ u
W brig September Farwell. Boston, 100 sp. l6h' LAT
% 49, Ion a a. bark Nargaretia. PnOr Sasm months
out 80 80; 22d lat 81 -, lon y tO sehI ho.efs
Swift PrOvinctt0wn NOS clean, 3lst lat ~ ~. Ion
a. 80 brig Mexico Whitnts. Westpot, Is mos 10 50
heard from about middle Of Oc bark Roshschild Small
Boston, clean.
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To MariuerS.

Al a meeting If the Com customers % NaVsa,on and
Plofage for Cape Fear ard Bar. held a. Nilnng
ton n { Dec is. the foi'o~iuS resolution passed
Reoird, That ADD sfsr tie 'si Monday IN January
1854 a vessels b. steamboats, down the ryer
shall emily be chargt present rates Of potags
harorr KEY Vest surveyed bv Lieut.
Rogers the Of publ alton and VIII
be ready f,r II stated thar channel has been dIs
the westward OF sand Bay, having SeptA Of
not leSs than thlriy fxei
The Carysfou l. sathorse, tee coast OF FLORIDA.
nearly completed The Whole building 10 OF Men. The
hsh Of the entire structure that G0m the heel 4 tbs
e. inter- pile To the svered bali above the su,ern. l1S
feet The hight which ~ be revovlRg H Is calculated
can be seen thirty mies the atmosphere being saceatlv
clesT for il TO penetrate thai far
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02
BY Telegraph,

BOSTON, Dec. 3l-Cld ships Bowditch. Coussr, San
FRANCISCO Leondas, NeS- Orleans barAs Lacerue Ha-
yarce; Ereosa 90 Elk, Philadelphia; bngs Adslina.
GlaTies;on Ere, Philadelphia scars Champion. Cape
SsJusa ~ {. Harris, Wilmington. n. c. SLas Wight,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

MINIATURE ALMANAC ...Tus DAY.
SUE-Rsss--- "a Sets q 5iCOS5ets-- I'm
WArER----fan. /.
Sandy Hook jsa Gov. lsiasd.- f3a Hei Gate 23a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

CAGELySS,-T- bought 4 gallon of
Ctsrd az BracyS. 20 lake home, AID bv the way o..
Il label ~lots bis name upoC carl. which hao-
psned 70 oe The 81 c,gas, and tied II to the
hartle. Alderman c. conlag along aud o5ssrv-
way TO ltAss that liqaor.r "Nhy - - ssl1 Tom
way Because SoUe00dy nigh. come along @isa
The eight spot sao take II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

The amount OF coin and bullion imported, sxc'u-
sIye Of California, is s25, 3o7. The Cusfom-dou
record Of imports is as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FcR Tbs TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 81
AsHEs-The nghet IS very oriet for both sorts. Sales
Of pos at 81 S7i. and Pearls at 50 81
COTTON is steady wish sales OF SO bales At yes,er-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02


FLOUR AND MEAL-rhere is less dong ia the low
grades State and Western Flour bu' holders are very
bui Of the stock Of western Canal Flour the hands
able holders anc will not be pressed on the market Oar
and eco hbls Southern which together make ysy
limited supply 20 commence the new year and We taeTe
demand Canadian IN limited supply. the advanced
prices presents the execution for Export aud We
pomsste rsseh 500 S6 mostly to CITY trade a, 81 s
81 50 for straight State - 3os IS for mltsd
TO far a. Michigan and Indiana and 81 5>i % Tor ONO
ard favore State Sou hern steady but very Quet me
trade the only buyers Sales OF 400 oos az s. 9ls
81 so fox to straight brands baltimore Aiexsn-
dria Pe.ersbgr.h City and GexsetoSn, RE Flour il
irAcve a, 50 50 ior fine Com Mes is dull but HrHn at
GRAiN-Holders # whsa, are fir H. and there Is very
htte offering az present quotations are therefore non
nal the milling dem and continues good and there IS stlt
ses nSy a, =, os and ieoo bush white Mchigsn in
store at 81 Ryeis retailing 7sc and niSl. with
little Offering Barley is quiet At s0aSsc Oats are
plenty and steady at 4'S4Sc snd Jersey AZ ,tS e
cepts ncreaspg sales Of 00oO bush at Tor
New Orleans saost 65ic for southern FetoN aehyered
and Western mixed at 66c. delHeTed other kinds are
H' Wiltshire market is very quiet, small sales of
Prison at 22c Drudge is held A. 2i.
PROVIsIOeS-our market for PORK Is ye'ydull and
heavy-sae' ei 2tu bps ~ Shto iof ell nsss ~ III
for Mess SIS - for Prime, and Sl3 % for old
Prime Clear is dall At SIC. seef IS firm, and Ia limited
demand sales of 100 bbs AT ssGS Ter Mess, and si&
more frmly at s5asj So Beet Hams are hrn and n re;
quest sales of SEQ bills at SIS 50. as they run and
mard a. eQel Tor Ohio Sae Cut Meats dnll az
former quotations Lard In limited stocS and Is irm
sales OF leo bbs Prime and geo bbls Crease at e.
short time Kegs held At ,agc Butter Is dull bus
steady at Hole for Ohio i3a 8c for Western NewYoGk
ea23c FOR Orange County Cheese Is In fair request
al Stale
TALiOV-The demand rs good for the city trade ;
sales Of IS eco los pnme COun,y att
COFFEE-The stock has been taken and fosnd TO DO
Asp bags Rio l26j2 DO Laguyrs, $40 bbls Jamsca S3
bags DO 800 do Java u 900 pockets do 1903 bags Mar
acabo $50 DO Porto REQ, i29 Costa Rco 50 AngoSnrs
$50 do Ceyop. $50 bal bales Mocha Total S9.3ie pkgs
sgans 10 0C0 Dec 81. 1850 Showing Al increase OF 3}6
Sock bio in New-Creaus 1900, Philadelphia, l3lVO
Baltimore IS, eco Total l250I0
WOOL is rather nacslve OF Domestic few lots nave
been Id at Goa 80 and &c Foreign Is dull and held for
higher prices than current the stock ~ m one or
two speculative hands Pooled Is scarce and much wanted
SheepSkins are high.
TOHACCO-Kentucky is in moderate demand'at a Gsl,.
The sales aye about 100 hhds in lots. 100 cases onneci
cui Seed sold 1t 90 Ice. and 20 hhds Maryland at ie
RICE is frner 800 tierces sold since last report ri
81 ;5G$3 so. The stock small Par; Of the sales are
fnrf IN delivery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

~ RoSE and T PEkSE have The Tribune forsals
N hAKTScSD the arrival Of the morning tran om New
lcFk, and wlascrvs subscribers e their residence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

AR .sp. Icusa Calcutta Aug ". Norfolk Bar sra,e
ard K,ssaih. Nes- lsaas, Lao'ndiks, ApsiAcaie,s
les,rv Ckarleston Ship Lso Ca0o, HSniia. AsA91rtoa
OIL. sas ffhs q Orlock. IA csnas ists
A. hafbor IN stook The Sctraic Leht lar nlae,s Lake.
Isht ara suuck on Cohs>seu AscNs and smos-o eked
of a. SON as p s.n aNrg 9ady; Aae was ohig.d -
ievp her lands At tae pFDp, kssD her ffesD BARK
tasodsl hum Key is,h (sDoke i'ta iAs - len< ~.
sue Bloomsr frvm SeA Gof4 same DAY. saw oark Mn
Mrs ,etrlpx South Slla and hng SOuihsf sasAansh
psls>frs Pot au Prince ns' iett brig Mediod. ior
Boston ea,s schf Elliot. for Boston u days spoie
l,h inst ut s 80 ION IS y U : sap thssy Tor Cape
Hayssa SchF Rainho~. < c1mond.
HOLMES HOLE, Dec s9-tTr brig Chocis~, coas' Of
Afnca
frro-n our Corrcsponden..l
PHILADELPHIA. Dee 3l-trrlcca, bark lcalsa
Lindsay Maanzss
Cieeryd steamship Rcr-- Williams, Treeb'rs New
ORLEANS; ba,k Margaret. VOID. Mobile scAr Ane,vs
Wright. Rogers, Charleston.
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u Persons in BosToS who wish The Tribune W. ~ 4
leave tkeir address with HoTcHKIss Co, or hhp'''
Co, Safest who viii serve them punctuaiir
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-WAsnNeroN. Tuesday, Dec. 80, lS5l-James ".
RYAN, Esq, Of North Carolina. was admitted an
s'Ionsy and counsellor OF This Court; No. 4S-The
United States, palnuaS IN error. rs j. B. Wilkinson,
e. al.-Ibis cause was argued by Attorney Gen raj
tglrenosn for The plaintiffs N error. and by Mr.
heTeIcy Johnson FOR the defendants IN error No.
SCI Is. Bond plaintiff in error. rs. James Browa.
THIS cause was submitted 10 tss Court the record
ard printed argument by Mr. Narr for the aeiendan.
IN error. No Sic. W. Sizsr e: al, plaintiffs Ia
erIor rs Williams Many. TniS cause was argued by
VI. Keller for the defend ant IN error. 10 5s-W.
Bans, Is al, plaintiffs, IS G. " Lawrence. This
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MARINE JOURNAL.


s.. s,e,ra Page 70, qada.,,i Ship Yuo
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SUPREME CouRr OF THE UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON, AioGday, Dec %, 1851 Andrew c. Chat-
hf'd ksq cf WISCONSIN,. aud Ageron sullivan. $50
Otio admitted ATTORNEYS oTs Of this CSur,
80 a. The United Suites. appellant. VI Moore Tns
STSgsC b MIR Attorney General Crleudsa tor
'be sprel Az. Nc ~ T5e United states appellant
Dlutslvs ht1S This cause argued ~ Nr. Attorney
ScnegS Cttenten i1l the appellant aud 5 Sr ray
the eppelsrS M 4 " Lvmsl e. a. plant "a
Bank oftGe United States. Tai argued by
Nj Phepster The DEF ne All II elreS Al 3uTned 10 aext
dsv. N n o'clock 4 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

An auction sale of 375 shares Of New
Jersey Railroad Stock was made to-day at the Ex-
change at 1914 y cent. 1t belonged to the estate Of
Charles Haight, deceased.
The steamer had SS47,000 in coin, which
is larger than was anticipated As, owever, there
is no other steamer this week. the amount may be
considered moderate.
The following table ofthe Federal Stocks,
frnm the Treasury Denartment ara nnhiShed:
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-09-28
New Arrivals
At THE CAMDEN BAZAAR

AT THE CAMDEN BAZAAR.
The subscribers have just received their new
assortment Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, which consists partly of
Calicoes. Ginghana, plain and embroidered
Lawns, Fancy Mushns, at all priceH; Linen
Cambria. assorted colors; Cambria and Muslins,
plain and checked; Grapes, Barcges, Challys,
Delaines, 1'issu Silks, and great variety of
other articles suitable for Ladies' Dresses.
hLso.-A lnrge assortment Of Linen Cambria
H,dkk, Needle worked Collars and Cuffs,
Chemisetts and Caps, Muslin and Lace Sleeves
CaPes and Muntillas, Lace and Muslin Edging
and Inserting, Bonnets and Ribbons of the
newest styles, Ivory, Black and Feather Fans,
Umbrellas and Parasols, and u great variety OF
other articles TOO numerous to name.
They recommend their stock of blcGched
and brown Shirting, blue and striped Home
spuna, Cotton and Linen Osnaburgs, Bed Tick,
and every kind of Towelling and Table Linen.
very large assortment of Hosiery of every de-
scription, Linen, Thread Lace and Silk Gl owes
Mitts, &c. &c.
They invite their friends to call at their Store,
feeling certain to he able to satisfy them in
every way, rs well in the price nv in the assort-
Inent of the Goods. NJ. DRUCKER e. co.
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PERRY MOSES.

(At the old stand Of A. J. q p. Mosea)
OfeIn to his friends and tho public generally,
frenli supply Of cvery variety of good0 Delected
by himself, viz: in Dry Goods
80, 70, ID, sd, up to i2-4 Domesticn, from
cents yard up, or less by the quantity.
Brown Linens at IL l-3 crnta yard.
Colored nuslins, and Linen Lus.rco. yards
TO tho dsllar
White Crape Shnwlo at eS 90
IN GROCERIES,
Baltimore Flour. warranted good) q, 90 so
Cash,
IS Sacks Salt.
Barrels Of Lard.
Old Government Java Coffee In Matte.
Sugara of oil kinds, somc excellent quality st
Ia cents.
Sperm and Adamnntino Ccndles. less than
they can bo bought regularly in Chnrlcs,on by
the box. Almonde, Raisons, Figs, Currants,
Ci.son, Candy, DC.
CROCKERY,
In great variety, q. very low prices. and ke
DEFlES competition in Hardware, Cutlery
and Carpenters Tools.
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Encourage Home Manufac

THE Subscriber, grateful for The liaeral
patronage heretofore bestowed upon
him, takes this method of informing the people
of Sumter and the adjoining Districts, thai ho
still continues to carry on the CARRIAGE and
HARNESS MAKING business in all It's v.lri.
Gus branches, at his stand in Bishopville, s. C.
tie Is making large additions TO his EstabliEh-'
Eent, SO as to enable him 10 manufacture eserT
thing wanted, in his line, NJ the shostest notice,
and in style e Workmanship equal 10 any In
the South n States. He hns in his employ exc
Peris5S OF s. anu ~ a ssll
tne best seasoned timber also with Trimmings
and Mopniings Of the latest a,ylc. ss
All new work doae in his Iine will So war
rnnted ~ months and repaired without charge
II it fail in that time. He will do repairing ii
the shortest notice, and in case any psrson living
at distance should want repairing done, il they
will write to that effect, he will send for Tho
job, and return it when done. Nd
JAS. w. AMBROSE.
N.B.-His TERMS ure us reasonable as any
person could expect. : .1lS ff"s ~
Bishopville, $. T., March ., 1852. eo-ly5
sY Black River Watchn,an will copy sis
months J. WA.
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.GATALOGITE.,

SSliI and Straw Bonnets. Bibbons, Flowers and
silk Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Scarfs, Crava,s,
Together with complete assortment of MILNE .
~ Goods, Dress and Cloak Trimmings, &c.
Guns, Rifles, Revolving and other Pistols,
Percussion Caps, Game & Shot Bags, Powder
Knives. Scissors. Razors, Cents Travelling
Toilet Cases,
Musical Instruments.
Writing Cases, Work Boxes, Fancy Stationary.
Goats Spool Cotton, Common do, Tapes.
Yarns,
longnes,
Soaps, Perfumery, Inks,
And general assortment Of Fancy Articles,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewery,
Marine Time Pieces. French Man,el Clocks
Common Brass and Wood Clocks, DC.
English and German Guns Bird Cages and
Traps, and various other articlea too nume rous
TO mention.
N.B:-Just received from Paris the most
ever offered in this market. T.. q n, =
October Ia, 1851. Soft