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Boarding and Day School !!

r11HE BOARDING s. DAY SCHoOLo Of Mrs.
Il j. McCLNTocK viii open on Monday the 18th
August next. She is also l-epared To Board young
Ladies.
July 90 1t ~
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Clerks Office, May s5, 1853,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT. -
IN COMMON. PLEASE

IOHN D. KING, who is nowsih the Custody of
C the Sheriff Of Edgefcll District byzyiriue Of y;
Writ Of Capias ad Satisfaeiendun, at The suit Of
Thomas j. Latner, having filed i'll my Office, To-.
ge,her with Schedule on oath, Of his csate and
effects his petition to the Court Of. Common Pleas.
praying that he may be admitted TO the benefit Of
the Acts Of the General Assembly, made for the
relief of insolven debtors 1t is ordered, that the
said Thomas j. atner, and all other creditors to
whom the said John D. King is'in any@ise indebt-.
cd, and they are hereby summoned, aud have mo-;
tice to appear before the said Court 9. e.
H., on the lst Monday in Oct next or on some other
convenient day to be set apart and appointed, during
the sitting of the said Court, to slow cause, i any
they can, why the prayer of the said petitioner
aforesaid should not be- granted. y.
THoS. G. BACON. C.. G. e. G.;ss
Clerks Office. June I, 1853. IL. ~ q Z
STATE OF SOUTH, CAROLYN !, -
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To Boot and Shoe Makers.
1.-TWO First rate BOOT MAKERS and FIVE
good PEG WORKaiEN will find constant
employment, next door to SULLIvAN's
RT. MINIS
eT Fine Boots and Shoes of all descriptions
made to order. m
Aug "a o@
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Notice! !!

r HAVE placed the notes and accounts belong
inc 10 the assigned estate Of John Lyon in the
hands of w, W. Alams, Esq, for collection, with
instructors 10 make settlements md receive money,
until the 10th September next after which time all
dues rernaining unpaid viii be saed to next Court.
s.. f. GOODE, Assignee
,sI St 80
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Executors Notice.
TOlied

DEFORE me, j. NJ. Norris, o Magistrate in and and
ID for the District of Edgefeld, South Carolina,
by Moses Holstein, an estray horse Said horse Is
a dark chesnut sorrel with the right eye out, small
white spot in the forehead supposed to 6e about
fourteen or fifteen years old and appraised at thirty
dollars. j. NJ rNOkhlo, NJ T.. T. - -, i
Ridge, July 80, 1853. Imam ~ q
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Sept %
N office.

"A NDREw RAMSEY, the authorized Agent
IN. Of the EdGeHeld Odd Fellows and Masonic
Building Association will call llupon the Stockholders
who have not paid their first instalment for the lst
instalment Of 10 per cent on their Stock-and is
also authorized to receive additional subscriptions to
the capital Stock -,
EFls tf %
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AMERICAW HOTEL,

HAMBURG, S. C.
TIME American Hotel recently kept by Isaac
Smlrn. Esq, and formerly by JAMES HUBBARD,
but for a few routhspast closed for the purpose of
repairs. will be re-opencd by the Undersi gned On
the first day of the ensuing month, September.
The Establishment having undergone complete
repair from the ground floor to the garret, and the
Parlor and .Roons generally well supplied with
NEW FURNITURE, renders the house equal to
any in the up-Country for comfort The Style in in
which the house will be kept must speak for Itself
the Undersigned deemng it only necessary TO as
sure the travelling public and his friends that ev ry
effort will be made to give satisfaction
The STABLES aud LOTS are undergoing re-
pairs. and being large and well arranged, will be
attended bv trustv Os;lsrs and well supplied with
'A' 'es' y ~ -, JOEL CURRY.
Hamburg Aug 9th, 1853. 2m 33
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August S, 1853. If.
New Mourning Goods

.cNOWDEN q SHEAR, Augusta, Ga,
y have this day, received, Der steamer from New
York, Lupn's super. blk CHALl.Y and MOUSE
" Plain Jaek AIPACAs and Canton CLOTHS Of
superior quality. Z, ,,,,,
do o do dp5snglish PRINTS,
Ladies' plain CIIEAI1zl1TES and UNDER
SLEEVES, with Linen COLLARS and lCUffo,
in sets for Mourning,
White and blk Grape COLLARS, Of varied pat
terms and very desirable styles
-Also.E
Jaconet Muslin EDGINGsand INSERTlNGSS
Of the latest designs and mos beautiful work and
patterns to all Of which they most respectfully IN
yte the attention of the publle.f,
August 3 II 81
Bu tchering, But herring
oa@ THE Subscriber respectfully in.
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Plank Road Notice.

IN PURSUANCE of the above appointment the
\ Books will be opened at Edgegeld C. H., on
THURSDAY, 18th September next, for the sup
scription aof EIGHTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS, the Capital Stock, for building the above
mentioned road---in Shares Of iS20) Twenty Dol
lars each. Five Dollars to be paid on each. Share
subscribed in Cash. The Books will be kept open
fr one wncL
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Notice.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that application
will be made according to law, Tor charter 70
bu;,S Plank Road from the Town Of Edgehcid TO
lanes Richardson's The route Of said road is to
be by A. Blaad's, S. Mathis and >; Z. Ahens II
practicable otherwise, in the neigho"rhood Oh hese
naces The capita, proposed for its constructor Is
forty thousand dollars %
Auo 81 5!n
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Ladies' Rich Dress Goods

CNoWDEN-& SHEAR, Augusta, Ga
- hayc.tIis day received, by last steamer from
New York
Rich printed DELAINES, Of new and elegant
patterns; rnre
Small figured aud Polka spotted DELAlNhs,
very desirable Goods for Children and MISSES wear
Fancy colored and Plaid SlLfS, oi the latest I'M
portations and most splendid PARIS styles;
Small figured black SILKS, Of neat and desirable
patterns aud excellent quality;
Black wa,ered and Satin striped SILKS, superior
Goods;
Black, Polka spotted and small figured SILK, OF
new and beautiful styles.
The above comprises q choice selection OF the
Richest Dress GOODS. of the most recent lnnporta-
tions, TO which they 49, " 'e
attention Of the pub
- AuC RI
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Edgefeld Female Academy,

fDEW. NJ. ALDRIcH respectfully announ-
Ia. ces to his former patrons and to the public
generally that he will open on the first Monday in
Sepfembaf next, a SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
sIlEat hispresent residence, and viii hold himself
prepared to receive into his amilythe children Of
all such parents as may be desirous of having them
under his immediate care.
Z The usual Branches taught in Female Seminarea
will be pursued in this, and every care will be taken
to:advapce tie Scholars in the various departments
Of study - G.is
The Terms Of Tuition are the same rs they were
in the Young Ladies' Boarding and Day School.
August ~ If 30
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GOODS AT CO ST.

I IN order to prepare for a change ] intend to make
i in my business, on the first of October next, l
viii sell from and after this date my
..- Entire Stock of Goods
Without any reservation at COST!
The Stock is ENTIRELY FRESH, having been
bought this Spring at close prices, and is composed
principally Of Spring and Summer Goods, all Of
which j now offer, without any sort of humbugery,
AT COST. LOD HILL =
July l3, 1853. If 26
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superior Wine.

vUsT received a good supply Of EXCELLENT WINE
Ab for Sacramental purposes.
June 6 u -
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Notice

IT'S HEREBY given that application will be made
tn the next Session Of the Legislature, for an act
to incorporate the Bethleham Camp Ground IN
Edgcfeld District.
August 3, 3m ~
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ue auv,v s~...-..s.;, :, -
ever offered before in this market The l"vr', =.
GOOD " "Snor,inr Cum would do well to call and
see them. They WILL give satisfaction.
-AlS0-
Patent Leather Gun Cases, Gun Bags, Shot Bags,
Powder and Blowing Horns and Powder tlasks,
Percussion Caps of every quality, Dog Calls and
Collars, Decoy Ducks and last though not least !,
few iust the correct size) q Pocket Companions
for the occasion.
The above Just received and will be sold on most
reasonable terms by
Hamburg AugS If 30
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,,,.,, ,,y.s., and every other
necessary out building, i'll ofwhichare new. ~
There is also on the premises an excellent SAN
MILL. For further particulars apply to
SAMUEL POSEY. 4
June % 1T. %
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N Kilcrcase, decd, VIII pie'se ...-:!f
payment Those having demands will present them
properly attcsted for payment
r'Or' D. j. GILCIIRIsT, Admir-.
Dec II If AS,
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Plantation Brogams.

A FINE STOCK oB-band and now being made
N for the Fall Trade, next door to SuLLlyANs.
R.4T. MINIS.
Aug 24 o2
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Religious Notice.
The Members of the Domestic Mission Roard
aud Book Depository, will meet at Gilgal Church,
at O'Clock on Friday evening before the End Lords
day in September next, (beng The day previous to
the meeting Of the Association) a punctuaI at
tendance is requested. BY order of the Board.
]. HCIET, Sec'v.
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Cotton Gin S |!

.2@frrIE- on hand. a lot Of FINE COTTON
i GINS; of Tay0l n7t offers n;rlfurac'ufrs fun!
40 to 5osSaws, WARRANTED TO perform well,
which am disposed sell MUCH BELOW the usual
prices of the respective qualities.
Persons dc<irous Of purchasing will do VEIL
to make an early application, as will sell them as
Coon as possible. X. }. DELf!i; i;
Hamburg, Aug 26th 1858 2t 33
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Notice

ISOGlCC
IT'S HEREBY given, that application will be made
L ut the next Session of the Legislature, to char
ter the road now leading from Martin McCartys on
the Ridge Road, to Jackson Holmes on the Lower
Columbia Road there to ntersect the Roads leading
to Hamburg Grani.eville and Aiken.
Aunust 3 3ln ~
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IL Office.

A PPLICATION will be made to the Legislature
N of South Carolina, at its next Session to amend
the Charter af the Hamburg and Edgetield Plank
Company. ac.
July i2 II 20
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Sod a Water.

DR. a. e.TEKGuE, respectfully an;
j nounces to the LadieS and Gentlemen OF
Edre6eld Village; that he has commenced DRAW
ING SODA WATER at shis Counter.
He has superior: APasatns and furnishes tnls tls
delicious and healthy besefage in its purity
June 81 49, 22l..-
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ON hand and Cor Sale +
A SUPERIOR Lot Of WINES. aud LIQUORS
N which will be sold in.quantites of Three Gal
Ions, or more, by +. NJ. Nlci1ohaS: No.
= July 9th, 49,. 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
ENGLAND.

The debate upon the Budget propounded by
the Chancellor OF The ExeheQuer had occupied the A.
,eutou OF the House OF Common. since Friday Dee 10
Tie uroposilion 70 dQub. the hOusetcr AID 10 briay
dow ~ houses Of alO rental and the sch :c 70 TX all
nrnerty incomes OF $50 aud sslare-. or bu'Ale.' 70
con - OF elOO have created much exemslt ssd cil
ed forth considerable opposon. particularly m he large
towns where numerous meetings were beiDg ust an
protest. rasse agar e: ;hs projected measures J. was
arped that the decrease in the malt All tea dates ~
be no COMPENSATION to The consumer To- the Imposition
o. increacd taxes IN other ways Al lalaeats County
g,urua Citrus thaf thr alteration n the malt dsy ~.
not REFUGE the price OF beer Ihan t~oPsGes Tor
rallcp and that a 10 hoaseho.dcr must consume ~
gallons per year before beeJIse equal ~ he aou.e Tax
al % on he pound The debate ia lac CJaiasRs hss
lie, L adjourned until tomorrow night
Government had been urged by influential
d,putstions 10 adopt Efficient measures 10 prevent
tie desertou Of failors from In rss5cs ras
The oppression of the advertisement duty vas
also being brought under their stenu0n IN H.
way bot though The prominent m-fnlers Of The C-bns
,dIrt rs Objectionable ehsrss.eg. hey teesn aece.ss
y Gs fnahcisl resoarcc.
England generally was stl suffering trcla
foods ceufei - ll- continued ram. Even ne axe
dktrics had been 4easei. and sroai damage aoss -
Il e t1sheg.
Mr.. Kirwan, the artist charged With murder
iug liz we VA lfclauts Eye, lovely lie near DI5la
Ia been a.ined T. ie1tt and WI be executed 40
lslh January lie eth so-unly protests his innocence
The crcu Lsc- lad e-cstal sa.si excitement n
Ireland
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Arrivn, of the stca mship Franklin.

The U. s. Mail Steamship Franklin, Captain
wotton. from Hsvre and Cswes, arrived yesterday
morning The F. LEFT Co~es at "a. NJ. on the liza
Dec end arrived at Sandy Hook at o'clock r NJ. %
the LIST inst had remain outsde all night waiting sar
pilot She put into Halifax for supply Of coal hsv'
ing experienced strong gales from the Westward Ser
over 10 days She brings over 400 tuns French goods
and the following passengers;
NEAR. Nathan Bgonson WIner BooSln Ioyor MeClars.
Thos Hitchcock Paul Juge. Jnls Lecesno de Roster
dc Roster Theo. HCroe. D. 3rs.se lady, scryt sn4l
r. Gaardin, h. MusoDdis, New Orleans j. q. Wilsos.
HeminssbgIsh, Kentucky yaDes Gardner, England u.
Granger A NeiIon Jssnes Hsascr HaGD Della f.rrisn,
of Psrs M<s W. Keos, O. Goeddel, A. PSoaihel Ger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
...l mt .ome device by which the consumed

400. mt .ome Device by which the consumed
..,boo Of furnace, crate, taper, and the 'tom-
aehs ofliving beings may be returned TO them
a, pure Is it entered, and as fast as it lett
them. than to attempt a selfmoving machine
without burning up any thing
Mathematical demonstrations OF the IEnpos-
sibility of a perpetual motion make little nm
preston on the popular mind. Perhaps these
remarks may in some cases be efectual where
they are not. They may also serve as q con-
tribution to q History Of Perpetual Motions.
Whoever will take the trouble to compile one
will make not simply curious but perma-
nently useful volume-one that would be q
standing counselor and friend to perplexed
thousands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
GERMANY

In the sitting of the Upper House OF Prussia,
a, Berlin on the morning of the It'll Dec, the Minister
Of the Interior NJ Westphalon. nj tho opening OF
the citing proposed bill csncelling the article me
Constitution by which the Chambers mustbe summoned
annually they IN future to be called together only
once every two years The bill was not introduced with
any statement OF the that supposed ~ make
the change necessary. The bin extends the "e"dss Of
the deputies Of the Second Chamber rom three yoars
10 sx ar with the shorter PERIOD the alteration could
not be carried out The Minister OF the INTERIOR al the
same time laid on rc table bill hnsy settling tue or,
gnnization of the First Chamber. IL bill abolshes all
the elective system for the Upper House, aud leaves II
20 be wholly nominated by the Crown
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The American Correspondence on Cas..


We have read With interest, not unm ngl.d
with surprsc the ven prefix eorrs.poa,iea-e pao-.ai
by the los OF The intel States nth Tst-rcucc e
tie polcy OF the An1srcsn GO'errm- mt toward Spain
IN rsti.a 10 Cuba Tncse documents have os-s pro
duced In cCIuplEEce with rc.0llECu q Tic House u
RepreseRttve. OF tie 4h eli c5ragy !.ai and a.hcuh
Z Is not or - Judge whether .aeE pa5- ions
arc 20; compatible with kEs ipi-re... u t0rn
Try ulust De sOwec 10 express tout r-ssrVe
op.i4ou II tie vn.CSIsceI and gr.s-fozs p--s0ns
thrown oct IL hc erse Of this xpol1encs "a the
motives Of otb parties The tran-aSt0ns . which tacs-
pap-rs relsie exiend over period u l-s tasE q
years; End readers VII Lean VIA sssoc--ofasnG
eslual 70 cur that daring ts wtol- u TINS perI0t
dthe language Of Tie Ministers AID senis Of tn ULis-t
states IS 10 be believed, the sxertcns Of American z,
plomsey have been directed 70 the prcser,s5a o Ias
Just BE q span ever tie Island of CGs- ssrast re
rsr .Ots ard gsrcssiyc fess q oh-r ceaurle5 sad
espscIy oi Greet BrIza /; SEEMS i.creci5is
preposterous deiusila should ever have 5esa ser
oUs u e,l,ertaaea ly the Csbincs Of Ws.hlng0n Bot
its correspondence demonstrates thzs II has oeen 20.
OILY e-tertslret 81. acted ID d1r-n. oay sercs Of
year, ard Tow published TIE prla-fpel ground Of
the policy parsueL liz tue UDfad States IN Teaoa %
Guile Il IuEy b remembered that tn proect Tor tie
seizure O. Texas Was jus';hed BY Gea iAcksos "a sia
lsr pretenie-.
June lS7 tie pas.h Ambassador n Lonioa reported
20 tlis Government tsi - nsi Just ben nsoaei y
the Duke Of Wellington OF al y i.s. fraf- h-d
teen sent Gu. By tie Br-lsh Government soc tine BE-
fore for he express pcse Of r--cin1rizir- t. Ca
nsry Isls1as and Cubs, 40 the end tsi ,5e Inhabitants
tni,At Re brought 70 declare Themselves iaiep.nd-z,
srd TO sclcf ne protection Of the Birth" On tbs
por wish was communicated 70 the American svern
next IL Presiselt Of TIA, dsy took tie Alzrrn and
Immediately declared thAf was "a se--ied prr -pl.
of the United Stztes that tie Island II Cuba must no
event and und-r pretexf pess IDO the posssssion
o. Under the protection q any European power
otaer Than SPAN. he drew strong contrast besvosa
ire proeeengs imputed % Grext Britain and ,hose Of
NC tEed STATES n th quarter, and urged the spanish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
Dates, Liverpool, Dec. Is; Lordon nni
Paris, Dec. IL.

The Collins steamer Pacific, from Liverpool
ulP.N. Dee IS arrived of Sandy Hook at o'clock
last Friday evening but was prevented BY fos from
coming up till Saturday afternoon at q O'clock vhea
she reached Ter dock She had scvere westerly sael
during the whole passage except the last day. Oae Of
her wheelhouses we're badly injured BY sea- but NJ
ether accident occurred
The political intelligence she brings is not o.
great importance.
The following is her list Of passenger5:
! W Bc.be g. p. Pollen. G. Hsuser, .dy and calld-
r,n and uurrr Mrs Rrau-hsar, james - w I'D troi An
ted II Edwards Il. keyboli, Nj Cossll, Mr.. hun.
y Jsrksou H. Young. J. r. Snith, II. y. Cromwell } =
Townscnd ;. A. Johnson g. Is. Reese, Freeman, y w
B,selow W Gibson. n. A Garrett, ; Hazel Geo jon a.
j. { Gimor- e. d. Garese We, DR.. :. {. LaSem.n, W H.
To~ nsend John Copley, I 4. Lee Mr. WA7d H. l-i9l
J W LYMAN Il. l.. Barnes X ) Robertson H. Ja'ser, J.
G. b. DAVIS Secretary OF LEGATION, Mrs. t9biH.sl, Mrs.
CO aud servant Mis- {. NJ hent, ". H. Kus, R15srt
Speddius Crantion Howe, +. L. Osbrey Kingon, 81.
Rsfs Ar. Lap,.oy, Nj He.ch, j. Wals", rih' " A.
Ho,aiey Hr fIoich. A y. Bulkle7, }. II. Dsnas, q.
Kr Ter, NV Goddard. ?. seaHiizPaim, p. Warburs H.
O. l,er J. OLeuschlsger J. Sullivan. M. SeriVsIer M
MeIIei, NJ. MsntcL u. To;al, 90
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James NscIlenry's Circular.

fPer "Pscifc'l LivERPoot, Tuesday, Dec IL isa<
PRovsioss.--hish bacon 10 4 70 q lower-Amef,esn
therefore ess asked for Fine Beef and forA are wanted
Lard beeps qulst, but is not lower -,
RRfApsrUTTs-Afier sailing Of Csaeds further dseps
lemg sold at 4 aud Western Canal Flour al "a I'd, bat
at this days market portion Of this decline has beca fe
covered Indian Corns m steady request aud rather desrw
Asia caused sader market yesterday, and an svsnre o.
n 18th PER N. on all qualities below mstdhns 70 tAaS
on ,pscuation To-day the sales amounted to 0oo inepa
Ing 500 on speculation The market Ia without excite
ms nj hui the advance maintained There has been
inquiry IN Manchester dag without leading 10 very nnss
business From the above it will be that late
decline hes been mostly caused BY the estimates OF the eop
eenesly running 3ooooos and any sdyiees wheh ~.
crate against such estimates tell Immediately prices hefc
sn. very respectfully, J.hss meftssy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

Of American. and Of a 2 poan1 IN Ordinary .aa uaxs
qualities while inferior . qalte uDsai.sAle
The sase> hr tSe week are IS 80 Aales v,.h A IA =.
speculation AID SIC hG'cs for export, tie sllovins 49,
oriesps Fs:r.....s Noble rssr 81 rpA,,., ~. a.
Asddlnz .....sfls Maains. S SD N,Aal,.s ~
Orcinefy ....-SSat lntenor ...<fSi
The teal s,oek q Cotton IN tire c-.irs,~a a. ga
be4es Of heh 2ls0p are Aaegcsn. NS.nst stoss a, -
period OF iast yeu OF Ssleo bses .; Which fsSeo ~.
American. -
Cloth has been IN limited demand a, as, ~e,s,, ~.
while Domestscs aud shstg sSss lover sni 49,
have declined l4s Z n, wtAoa, P-odal ns say nsr~s~l
inquiry.
TIE Com Ms-kei very animated in he earl, r.,, N
the week tie further advance Of y eosAsl N Ns~s
ard l. y heL IN shas bet speculation havax osasrd ~
tie tine, the olowirs quo,S,ors sre hcely raurtsax
Canal Flour - az, s. PHILADELPHIA Baltimore ssa o.
20 s. Csua;s n &c ~ s. sour q ~ y Nj, White -
DIAN Com S. uixcl 81, yellow 81 y quarter.
TIE sales o! Rssu CONSIST II loo' heis a. IS swt o.
ssnnen American 10 TO A.. 4 ewt ;or 6pe qaalisy s.a
lot ss rarptpiiuc hss rcshfea M eest
Ncurs respectfully.
BScwS, SaPtsy ca
fvxspAy, Dec. II lSsl
There has Seen htt's morn s,eaiiness in Cor-ax
Market, and uidehas qualities Of American The essa-
tons av Anced ID g. 70 whilst there - NJ improve
the better classes Inferior continues 20 be ennNy
neglected. TIE sales to-day s.c,o bales with 80 n
speculation ssa eIpoxt.
rag O,lesns........ Sd EAr Mobiles Aaa upiAni.. ~
Middlirg. ..........4d Nidihng. ......,...,,... "a
The CosS Market Is quiet al decline OF d v " IA
in Wheat and 3 10 pm. in Flour INDIAN CoSs viii
sGt change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
Dickinson aud Dix-Badscr for Judge OF shs
Supreme Court

srt-si r.ssassA 70 1ks n L. IftosAf
WAsIusaroN. Sunday eysrin. jan q ls5,.
Ii is understood here that Dickinson stands
no chance for the Cabinet. Dix prospects ara
bright. Ii is shought he Wal be the man Tor
New-lork. Tho Hunkers eonoede this, and
groan.
Ii is rumorei that Senstor Badger viii receive
the nomination for the vacant JudgeShip in the
Supreme Court. But it Is not Likely that any
Wkis nomination viii be confirmed by the sen
ate The Pierce party intend 20 reserve tha
Office for one OF their oEn friends. eUI Viva.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
The Fugitive ksine Case.

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WAsHNGroy, Jan. ,. 1858.
The ease of the Irish fugitive, kaine, IS sos
down for hearing in the Supreme Court on Mon
dsy next. January Sd Charles Edwards, ESQ,
of New-York, counsel for the British Govern
ment in the case, has been directed by the Bnt-
ish Minister TO stand aside. The Attorney
General, Mr.. Crittenden, has not determined
whether to appear 90 the Psrs Vi she United
States. His