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HHaas~iIa. LAMPS.

EOR burning Spirit Gas, some beautiful patterns
l. Just rccciveda: Il. j. DELAYS.
Dec 2l-3t
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lust Received.

4 \ assortment Of FSks METALLIC BURIAL Ca
L n SES. There have been late Improvements in
this article. Can be seen at the subscribers Ware
Room. C. l.. CIIATTEN.
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Lumber.
VNTE kcrslaw Steam Mill Company have constant
i lyon hand pine Lumber Of every description at
their MILL miles north OF Camden, which they otter
at the following prices for cash or its equivalent:
Good mcrchanablc Lumber in quantities Of not less
than 10, 600 feet per 900 feet, IS 90
The same in less quantity. 90
Refuse lumber in ANY quantity per 1000 #. 90
Rough edge. 10
palings It. long by in. wide per 100 90
do do u IS
do do 9 ] 80
L.aths (sawcd) feet long per 1000 so
do do do delivered, . 90
Shingles 90
do do do delivered 1 so
Framing timber in lengths Of 10 feet and under saw
cd to order at short notice: also. stats for blinds, SASH
cs. doors &c and pangs of every description.
In all cases lumber will be delivered ut Camden or
s. C. R. r. Depot for 50 so per 1000 feet in addition
to the above rates.
They have on hand in Camden limited supply of
limbcr which may be had Oh application 10 W. W.
Trvon, with whom or with either OF the undersigned
orders may be left J.. TRlON.
d. C. TRYON.
j. b. KERSHAW.
Aug. Gm-32
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~ ENTLENlENSard Youths clothing, among which
VI are Extra sized coats and vests now offer.
ing ut the old corner at New York retail prices.
Oct. lift L. W. BONNEY.
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Negro Cloths and Blankets.
4 FULL supply of Plains Kersevs, and Blankets, of
N dfc: ont qualities for Plantation use. For sale by
Sent. o. \. NJ. & r. KENNEDY.
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$4,000 CIGARS.

$4,000 CIGARS.
TO-wfr:
1000 genuine Rio IIondo 1000 Arianas
600 mpcros 5000 Las Minas
5000 La Normas 1000 Prmeras
1000 Sylvia Primcras 5000 La Union
5000 Rcgalas 1000 Jenny Lind
5000 Washington 1900 Mayhower
1000 lmpcrials 1000 Star Rcgalia
ALSO.
Is boxes fine Chewing Tobacct
10 gross do cut do do
l3 do do do Smoking do
Patent Scgar Lighters &c. For saeh by
Oct. W. C. MOORE.
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Salem WOOIells.
DOnlcStiCS.

DED and white Flannels. Linscys, Ticks. Shcctinrs
IL all widths Bed and Crib Blankets Long Cloths
brown and bleachcd Shrtings &c. For sale low, by
Sept27. 4. NJ. & R. KENNEDY.
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Toilet Soaps.

GIONSISTIN1 of fCeavcrs Honey Soap. Old Brown
v Windsor, TaylorS Crystalline Wash Balls, Mauge-
net and Coudrays Omnibus and rariscnnc Soaps Sa-
vonS de Families and many others 100 numerous to
mention. may always he found at
Aug. O. j. DELAYS.
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Facts cannot he Doubted.
LET the Afflicted Read and Ponder!

s4s- More than 800 person. in the Cl'y OF Rich
mond, Va alone testify to the remarkable cures PEI
formed by
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WOO'. Wool.

WILL be purchased either in the Burr clean.
w by W. ANDERSON.
Aug. 25 "a If.
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10 Rent.

THAT Dwelling House and Store on Broad street
lately occupied by W. NJ. Billings. For particulars
apply to JAMES McEWEN
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Constantly on Hand.

('EMENT Cacincd Plaster of Paris for building
~ purposes; Gypsum or LanG Plaster. for acricul-
tura purposes and Stone Lime ali good quality and
in quantities to suit purchasers.
\ very superior rartclcof White Lime for whitewash
ing. c. L. ClIATTEN.
March 9. 90 If
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NEW RA1SlNS soft siellcd Almonds, IsinglasS,
: y Yeast Powders, Ci,ron and Furniture Powder IA
new article. Just spcucd at "The all Corner" by
Dec 20. T.. ". BONNEY.
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Hides.

Hides.
'lNIIE highest price will be given for good hides
i hy W. ANDERSON.
Aug. Is 81 IT,
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& -. sSASkEN,
w. III. Il. WORKMAN,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN
IA EQUITY, Camden, S. c Will attend the Courts
of Darlington and Sumter Districts Office in the
Court House.
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Fresh Crackers and Cheese
For Sale.

MY kirkwooi House, with ten rooms and six fire
w Plac s. all as Soo as new and will ie sold very
low. II applied for soon. b. +. BOONE.
Jany Is. 1854 q tf
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I S.0SJ los. splendid North Carolina BACON. lust
l received and Tor sale at MOORE'S
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r7Lf.iANT DRESS GOODS. worst,d and Silks, Of
a. Tho 1;eo ani prcrtisst styles selling at reduced
rrico,s at tho 81 C!d terncy, ~
Nc j. f. y. BUSNrT.
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EApcp Cool,
EEaCO:i! EaC0la.,

HEAVY Linen Sheetug ard Pillow Gaze Linens
IL Fer safe low by +. ". BONEEY
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Foreign Ports.


Al Rio Janero I'd ult brig Dolphin, Colby m Monteydeo,
arr lat to load for New Y0rk.
AT Bahia 18th ult brig juliet Go,he from Melbourne 90
cay. for Baltimore ppossd just pu. In for PROVISIONS to
sail 10 | or 2d.ys
Guaoo Island Csrbbe.n Sea- 9Th inst. ship Junias Tit
onib. for New York 2dsys
At Co. 10 date barb B Colcord for Baltimore 'de
At Tsbasoo I'D ut brss Eage. Knhn, for Bosom ready
JGs FORD Griffin foT do Sdsys B. Young Wooster
IrwA Quarantine, TO load cr Boston; susan small Wal
lace from Boston for NewYork .bt 10 days schr ,nover
Matthews. from and for Boston d.ys
Al Demarsra st bsrks Hon,ezums Lint from sud for
New forh l2h tndsn Queen Mun.on (frsn Baltimore for
oes for London 25th do do brig. Huntress Dolby from
Phlteeph. -. disz Tribune, Klasn from ST. Mars
So 81 S, y: ip:, N kuT from Ssrot ar s9,h ut
Al Porssu Pnnee Sd inst bsrts Harvey Bsrnes sad
MssIols Allen, for New York, ss Eliza Bars Bana.l
tn do, ure brig. Il BROOD. Dfi.eon from Wilmington
Wirdvsrd KillmsD for do u A. J. ws.hbqru Cr,nn.r
from Niminson n hsd IL days passage; schr j. Nicker
,1n from Nswfork Sid Sd, brig Rowland, Coombs for ~
AT Insgus 9Th Inst bsrts s,nso.s. Hurley for Nev.Or
leans few DAYS; Antelope Whtesey W.T. cargo: M.r,,
sId 90 GO A,els psvi. une chssies =. Lex. H~Per
Meteor stGopess IN. New Orleans dx Mary Reed Of N-u
Yort wig SD sth BRIG Two Ladies De.a Boston.
schr Gen Scott. stokely Bsltmsre.
Neuyii.s 81 inst bsts clarisss NJ Sean fnm .nd for
Is days Indiana Young for do. q brs oraOco
Al Nss.su N P Iah inst bark John colbv Rbo.I.. fo
ton y. C.. for Gsadslcupe.
Sid from Halifax Sd inst, AS NJ steamer America
LsDs, for Boston.
AR Nassau, n. p, Nov So schra Nsrrasur,. lcorp
va hs. Bo.ton; Rover. Sims Baltimore
An Mosrevs Oct Is bark oeesnus Moore Boston and
preceded 10 busnos Ayrea
A. tueuos Ayres Oct bark GaIleso EIery for Chneb.
1strds. Dig
A. RIO JsueirO ID alt. ship Anssique Sweeney for N.v
fes eore reported sold bsrts Rhose Moore wig cargo;
John Wesley. Carts, from Ba.nss Ayre Nd others re-
poTted ist
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Whalers.

LiHAIsA MAUI S. L. Nov 5-vrom the Ochotst we have
IS ships With OF $50 lis bbls ea:h from the Arctic
have Is ships with OF 1881 Db esch sad from
KODIAK have but two ships with of 100 bbs
each.
We have also tie total loss OF the ship City of
New dfod with the lo. Of the ard six
From Jspan have five ships with l6 bbs
each.
Arr Oct 90 ships Condor Kempton LOS5 bills. Ochot.t;
5lst Fori6a Little go dol Philip de Lanoye. Psrce 100
do Nov hobomOk, Childs $40. Arctic ID bs,k Belle Bor
den, SEQ Ochotsk h. II. Waterman. Hale $500. do Sd
shirs se. sowle 500 DO Petrol, Tucker $50 do Gov
Toup Milton, $40 DO ith Oregon, Lldrdss a9, Areue
Ohio Barrett 500 Oehotst; Pacific Allen, 4ooo do; John
Cogsesha Norton 2e DO. Junior Andrews clean Arctic
speedwell Gibbs $50 Ochouk; Eliza Masos. Jerneg,n
essn Arctic Montpelier Mscomber 40, de- sam Roberts
Washburn 30 Oehotst Northern Lisht Norton COS do.
Canton Packet Borden 500 Arctic; Msrsnso Duyol 1000
Oehotski helacou Woodbridge $50, do; 5th. Nero Nc
Cesye, $50. do; Butus. Swift LIS DO Gen Pike Tew,
$50 do; Champion Pesse 80 DO Wsshnston Holly 100,
do Isaac Hicks Skinner 1850 do Tadia stouburs $3.50
co.. Minerva Ps.s $50 Dol Meteor, Dexter 2soo do Gle
Sherman SOC, do barb CoyibEton Newman ZOO do
oes,n Norton, oi Cesek Trip, 500 Ocbo,st shepherde
Wsirous sH, DO; Cincinnati, Williams. 500 do Milo,
soule 100. do st George - $40, Arctic Lexington
brcck, LID, Ocho,sk.
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aDOkep. &c.

Dec lat 81 IN. lon Sc o. w, schr. jamestown, fro
Norfolk for Porto Rico, 20 days out. .
Nov q lat SO q lon 81 TO- bark sss de Cuba, from se"
York for Liberia
Dee s. s 20 So lon g. ship Independence, Of and from
Boston for Vspssso and was supplied with some nseeA
by Br ship as White, st Charleston
Nov. 20. lat IS. lon 81. brig Fiora. steering f.
Nov. "a lat 81, Ion ~ schr J. Grerson, Haoek. I'm New
YORK for Mobile.
Nov a. A. Ion 49, bark Utah. Fsrrsr from Boston for
Trieste.
Nov 2s lat &C. lon S. ship White ealcol fun. New Orleans
for London.
Dec ls lat 50 90 Ion 70 ship splendid, Higgins
I'm New York for Bsvrs.
Dec lat q IS on 81 5J schr Ma,rou Taylor, fun Alta
kspas for New York.
bee IS - miless of Sandy Hook ship John Qloey Ad
"a GO fr Canton for Bosom
De H. lat 80 n, Ion % 50 w large yelo~-
ded ship apparently 600 go tuns with her mainmahe,d
close 10 the rigging with main steering to
the essfwerd
Oct ?. lat 20 NJ Ion IS Is W.. ship Mobile tn Liverpool
for Melbourne
Dee 49, lat IS 10, Ion. "A 4O bark Emma f. Chase from
Msilnzas for Portland
Nov p, lat 4sN Ion 50 p ship Bald Eagle Caldwell
from New Ycft (Oc'. Isl for San francisco.
Dec S. lat 81 p lon sc a. sehr Jamestown and % days
from Norfolk for Porto Rico.
Dec let 50 Il Ion 81 49, bark Mlrlo, from Boston fer
New-OrleanA
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law INTE'LLIGENCE.

u s. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE-Drc. ~ ls't
TAXING MONEY FROM LETTERS PASSING THROUGH
THE PosT.OFFICE.
Money which had been directed, as alleged, TO
Williams Dyotr emf, ration and exchsnse agents and bro
kers WaLst having been frequently missed wstcn mas
be,n 40. hOut effect us day or Two since
vouns lad about II in their employment observed
ssd 10 opep letter his from the Post once to the
oece Of w L. D. and take money therefrom he va. AZ
Je,teo and IL Is stated confessed to having aten money at
other tIue, He held hs in $500 Another young
man in the employment Of w. D., 1t is sad, had been
wronsfully suspected and sent away
ALLEGED SLAYER.
The schr George II. TowDsend, which attempted
10 clear from this port Friday for Sierra Leone was Ied
on suspicion intention proceed 9 the coss; OF Aes
for the purpose osuAS load Of black persons as
She belongs HempsssA and chartered 10 MI John
Msbdo and the board Of her represented
belonging TO Nj Brown, merchant nvsr osmos her
cargo been similar that Of tne ssrs Mhen
don and her build accommodations Ike those OF the bns
Jua Mouton both of which vessels obtained large numbers
of hcs persons on Of Al lea and after andaf tue
Cuba the yesls burnt Is said IN the case Ci TINS
vessel there ceanent OF al Intention sppa
epy 70 be engaged the slsversde particularly related
TO the aftc,s put board She has been duly hDsed and
osmed eon6scated the United states Another YES
e bad also WI ich Sir Joaehussen Ooitsd
States Ass,ispt District Attorney intended we undefana
b III. proper time to proceed against but she has slipped Oh
and Is thor gbt 70 have gene on the slave trade
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COMMERCIAL MATTERG
MONDAY. Dec. :

MONDAY, Dec. 25-P. NJ.
There was an entire cessation of business in w all
ct to-day, and that busy mart was Amos, entirely de-
serted.
The Southern Michigan and Northern Indiana Rail
road Company has declared a emmanuel cash divi-
dend Of v cent payable on the % of January. The
interest on the Construction Stock cent, will be
paid the day. We glad to zee this Road in
the line of cash dividend paying works in these days
when some of the best roads in the country have
been obliged to pass their dividends.
AT the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company held
10Th inst. the following named gentlemen we're chosen
Directors Of said Company for the coming year:
Henry Farnbam, Chicago, Ill. Joseph Z. Sheffield
New-Iaven, Conn Azariah Flag, Ne~.Yofk City;
Thomas c. DuraRt, New-York City; wm. Wolcott,
Utica, n Y. John Stryk,r, Rome, n. Y. Clark
Durant, Albany, n. Y n. B. Judd. Chicago, Ill.,;
Isaac Cook, Chicago, III Nelson ID. FL wood, Joliet,
ILL.,; !. ID. Brewster Peru, Ill Samuel Andrews,
Rock Island, Ill Ebenezer Cook, Davenport, Iowa.
The following officers were also chosen BY the Board:
Henry Farnhsm, President, Azariah c. Flags, Treas
urer Nelson ID. Elwood, Secretary.
The City and Union Banks of Chicago hsve had
their bills protested for non-redempton and the evil
dences of protest forwarded to Springfield for the
purpose OF having them wound up in the manner and
form contemplated by law. The Tri5sAs says:
I'VE believe Messrs. Bradley Curtis a. Co. of the
City Bank, have paid of all their depos,ors and we
are assured that they msde heavy sacrifices 10 enable
them to do this The notes of the City Bank are se-
cured, we believe with stocks Of Virginia, and viii
probably cell for about 60 to 50 cents on the dollar
leaving to bill holders loss Of about 10 y cent The
Bank of Miedgeyie has hopelessly failed the notes
having been protested at the place Of ssRe and the
charter forfeited. The parties paid bonus Of $40 900
for the charter, and that il lost.
The Messrs. Forrest Of the Union Bank have
not we believe, msde any attempt 10 pay their de-
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DIED.

sTOUv ENEL-Joseph stouvenel, fsther OF the Messrs.
S,ouy.pel. ased r. 81 old companion OF Napoleon
The funeral will depart from his late residence No 391
Bousor end be Conducted 70 hs Last resting place, st
Greenwood Cemetery Tuesday Dec. 81 at O'Clock 10 the
afternoon. The relatives and fitEds respectfully invited
H. attend
TO"NsEND-M North Hampstead L. l., on Sunday Dee
"a, JOSEPH l.. Townsend
his apd those Of the family respectfully invited
to attend his funeral the Wesbury Meeting House.
ocleck, on "Wednesday Dec n.
THOMPSON-On Sunday, Dee 81 Maria L., wife Of Mat
thew Thorn pson aged 20 years
The of the family invited TO ate nd her funeral
her late residence No l52 Johnson ST Brooklyn, al
O'Clock p Nj Tuesday 2oh Her remains will be inferred in
Greenwood
VALtNTINE-On Dec 25, OF consumption Mrs Caroline
wife OF WIN H. Valentine, and daughter of the late Daniel
Winship, Esq, II this City.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully In.
vted attend the funeral Wednesday morning the 9th
Inst at oelsok, at No. 50 Second ST. without further in
vitstop.
WICKHAM-On Monday, 25th inst Mrs. Mary Wi:kham,
relict OF the late Daniel Nickham aged 70 years
Her friends those Of her the Rev Joseph d. aud
Daniel H. invited attend her funeral AZ the residence Of
the latter No. ISL IVES. Eleventh ST.. Wednesday. 9TH
inst at O'clock without further Invitation. There
will be services her late residence, Clifton, Staten Island
this day, at ~ o'clock
WRfGHT-On Friday Dec p, at bis residence in Cox
ssche Greene Co. Of heuorrhase Of the lunss Col o.
Wright aged SO years brother of Albert II. Wright of this
itx
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Passengers Arrived

In .t,am.hr George Lar from A'f1,raa-Wm Carey Jones
,ad syt L. c NJ Morris y. $. N r. A swain, A. Jordan,
T. Gin J. Oar Z. Cavalier and lady, C. Mclaughlin and
lady Mrs saropi. P L Wesvsr L. southworih jo'hn.
Howard T. Doris j. McCord Mrs. Cannon g. Coolidge, r.
stevsrt C. Burt ". p. Denckl-r, c. Davis X. Wade,
il QU.ntin, G. Ep.in, J: Heating Adams Co.'S TX
press; W. A. Patterson l. L. Close hinksy q % . TX
press; G. r. Hill, W g. Harden, Mrs Harris, Davis. Mad
Pere P A. owen. @: Craise. r. Mesd. Wsils Fargo
Dsrdisnac' C. J Button 4. Fsgssio R n Bentley,
g. Cullirss and son. 7 Hill, @. w. Nicholson, +.
o. NJ Pierce, " Mclaughlin II P. Day Geo A. Dunn n L.
Williams r Edely. r. 81. Pratt, w l. Lane, \ Ok.ue,
NJ Mars T NJ Dnnsau, W. u. HoSlsnd. b. y: WEYMOUTH
K ~ bite A. McCamPbell: Hollins, w. Holl9wel,
Rook Geo Mckenzie VIM. Potter W. Carpenter. w. II.
Whittier VIM Hammond. A. McMullen, y Cross j. Ferser'
e,,on A. Good J. Miller r. G. Pollock J. 81 Orr George
W Enu and 1871 in the seerare.
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Net g.in on the de

dollars.
The Ne,e. Orleans Pieayune, 81 the 18th, says;
"No particular change has been manifested to-day,
but the Money market on the whole presented qnet
appearance Some negotiations of frst-clsss long pa
per yee made at TO- which lie the inside rate tor any
thing. however prime Other signatures were placed
at 10. and some good single names at ID. There Is
quite a steady demand for mo1ey in bank
"Most of the Exchange pressing for sale having
been placed the market o-day was shade hrmer,
but without any quotabe advance. The demand to-
day ceptered chiefly domestic short sight, and ne
gotiatops were effected with greater ease than yeser
day. Five TO ten days was in request at a z cent
discount; but at these rates the supply was scarcely
equal to the wants. The market derived additional
strength from the csnceing Of number OF orders Tor
Cotton by telegraph, the con.equent anticipation
that there will be comparatively less Exchange on the
market during the coming week. The negotiations
in Sterling were TO moderate extent at LOG lo'l Tor
extremes, although hardly any bill will bring over
1914. This being packet cay for the Pacific steamer
of the 27tb letters for which, however can be maied
in all confidence up 10 Tuesday next we understand
that settlements were made by bankers at lO74 lC13
Francs are heavy and cannot be quoted better than
st 3Oa ST 22J, although bankers demand fractlon
more for suIns at the One sale OF 100 OiO
francs was made at 5f27l. Sixty.day bills on New
York are slow at 2id3 T. cent discount. Checks,
mar / y cent discount
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COURT CALESDAR-THIs DAY.
u. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. l, 90, "a.
MARRIED..

BORIF-BACHE-At Philadelphia. Dec 20. Iohn J. Bore
TO H.nIiea Dallas Of Major Hartman Bsche L. s.
Amy a..
CARR--PAsCHALL-A St Louis, Mo-, Dec ls Mr.. Wal
ter Bent Miss Eugena daughter OF Mr N Psschs
Editor Of The Republican. .
COOLFY-BUCK-At. St Louis Mo-. Dec. 49, By the Rev.
Mr. Mitchell Mr. Jas Ashley Cooley, Of New York, to Mrs
Hannah Buck. .,
CONKLIN-C ARPENTER-Ip Goshen. ~ Y, Dec p,
Henry Conkn of Michigan to Miss Sarah f. daughter OF
Mr.. Daniel Carpenter
JOYNEs-BAYLY-A Richmond, Va, Dec. II. Dr. Levin
Jo,pes Aooousc Va to Mise Rosa e. youngest daueh-
ter Of the late Hon ThcNss Bsyly
pIlGsLEY-sHERW OOD-At Binshamton. N. Y. Dec.
IT, Mr. David c. Pusey merchant, to ns Euniee W. sher-
wood.
PITKIN-PALMER-In STOCK bridge, Mass De; IL James
L. Pittn Esq Of New York Misc Mary l. daughter Of
Paul g. Palmer. Esq
sHARPE-BLASEY-At Carlisle, Pa, Dec 49,, Alexander
Brady shape Esq., OF Carlisle to Kate NJ daughter oil the
RAJFYNECCIr tjN-In Baltimore Co, Nd, Dec IL
EawsId NJ. Tracey to Mary T. Eeeieston.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2e, 1854


Ansossur. ?eth alt brig AnsOsurs osrvey for New
York hs - ,y, p-.,.,, A.. .,.i
10 ssil in q ~eet for Pensacola 81,
s.me t,v SD few d.ys previous Sr brig Ne2tuae
ofY.mouh n s. Eastern port; THE captain h,d died
G yellow feverl =, -, VI
A. Coo syrs brss Oxford, Mguton for New OH
sh Cleaner Hr Rogers FOR do do; Neptune, rarsoss io
Bostou 18th; spi.ffe, ~ Mead for do Sth
A. Jsrene lat last schrs g. = sp.ts, Dyer fo ~ i''A
5th; N. NJ. Freemsn. Glover, for DO 80
ia from DO 9sh uIt bark Chs. z Lex Harper, n York
f.ince sps k.ul; brig z g. Topper, Little PhilsdelphiA
sid from Lssuna 2d ali brig swan Cossas N
ca a, Pictou sth ust sehr, Soph Dolores Boston, Mar
suet Brough do; 9Th, Margaret, Reeves, do
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tAsvenisomentl
IMPORTANT Discovery t-PHOrOcR APHIC On

PAMrkes CANVAS The gnedhave patented in
Europe their process for taxing PHOTOGRAPHIC impressions
esnsss and prepared take the In th. City
The correctness Of deneaon ard beauty OF thss paintings
which produced with short sass and ct trifns
only be full, appreciated BY exsmn,oa Faith
fol life sse portraits sde by this dagueueotypss
eceessed Oar styles ofeolored Partisan
Photography afeo usssl sod other establishment
America J Quincy C. ID FkgprRIcKs No ~ Rue Basse
d. Renpart, Pas, and No Sis Broadway, Nsw.Ys1k
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CITY ITEMS.

C.ssrrs NJ. CLAY, the eloquent and fearless cham
pion Of Liberty, from Kentucky VIII speak At Tue
T.h.rr.cle this evening. Born and educated in
slsveholdrg State, he has had the moral courage 70
smsncipate hs own slaves, and to stand ior'h IN de-
6snce Of corrupt public opinion, the advocite OF
she rights of the oppressed Some years ago crowd
cd audience greeted him in the very hall where he
will ,pesk tonight, and we cannot doubt that one
equally numerous will assemble to hear bin on the
Political Despotism Of Slavery subject on winch,
from experts noe well ne is peculiar
" qualified TO speak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-26
PrRsosAL.-The following arc among the arrivals

PERsoSAL.-The following are among the arrivals
st the principal hotels yesterday;
Al the sr NIcgoLAs-Lord Elgin, Hon John Ross, MI
Tomeps Canada; Hon Caleb Lyons LyonsvilIe' Hon n W
Pelham ALBANY: Capt H. Ho land, Lieut. DAVIS Lieut..
A Owens Dr. n A Swain, San Francisco H. stewart, A.
a. punnns VIM Robinson. Milnesota; W w hunoe,
Philadelphia Dr. Hill sand Lake. C,Pt Snonsin n all
Tar Hon W. Barker Washington; Rev B. MeCullum sand
Hui ,,,,, ~ c,
land; Hon. John Macy Wisconsin; p Heiisnstein 81
Louis Darwin Mason do; Carlton Yates Yonkers; NJ j.
Thon. Wisconsin; Phiip Roman. Msylansi " p Laog
worthy s Armyi W Cooel Paterson; = smta'
J X w znsr West Point; George p Beaunoot, Eosiand
w Galef,r Orleans; p w &, Smith Washington; H.
Hanford, WilamsbuTgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-26
NIRTNE AFFAIRS.

v,ou TEE ST.. PArRIcx.-Cspt. Yates Of the steam
n, Mercury, from Barnegat reports the ship as be-
inc full of water, masts and lower yards standing
and three lighters alongside. 1t his impression Sne
v,ll NOT be got off, Capt. Yates brought up rom
Bsrress the Br. schr Helen Maud OF H.ifax' "nen
had gone ashore at tina, place for want OF sans one
was from Falmouth JAM for New iork' WIN
cargo Of pimep,o, hiaes, &c. She has received DAT
Iftle damage