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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-07
IMPROVEMENTS IN MARTINsBURG

A MONG the yericus, striking improvements Of
~ Marinsburg lone strike the eye of the be-
holder with SO much a. .onshment as those made
by the subscriber in the manner in which be now
docs up his work. In the manufacture OF SAD
a. DIES. HARNESS. Trunks, ETYn
HM vAL:SES, &C., &c., he is sat- ssITI--V
istied that he can't be beat. S%~LlLJ
For the eiegm and durability OF his work he ac-
knowledges no superior lie has now on hand a
very superior lot of Harness. Saddles, Tfuska SC,
some of which, unless otherwise disposed of, viii
he SCI to the Worlds Fair shortly 10 be held in
New York. My thanks are due end are hereby
rendered to my old friends and customers re-
specially solicit continuance ofihcir patronage,
TO them and the public generally would say,
call and satisfy yourselves that you be suited.
as regards quality, quantity and price. at the old
stand of JACOB VlNCENHELLER.
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-
vlRGINlA:-At Rules held in Inc Clerks
Office o the Circuit Couri Of Berkeley Coun
~, on'the 9Th day oil Jolly. 1852:
A Hired C. Harris and William G. Harrs--ptfs
AosiSsTsw 20
Jacob Van Doren, jr.. Henry Myers Teter
Myers, JohnA Myers. George Myers, EliZ
abeih Myers. Jacob Myers. Emily Myers and
Sarah Myers. the said re,er, ohm A George
Elizabeth Jacob, is,nl.y and Sarah. being
children Of said Henry Myers and his de-
ceased wife Emily. formerly Emily Harris.
John Forbes and Maria his wife. Jacob p.
Harris, DAVID Harris. Gehring Harris and
Nancy Harris-dfs ~
IN CBANcERY,
TIME object of this suit is for partition, or
j the sale for more con ven-n division. or a
lot or land in The Town of Marinshurg. belong
ing jointly TO The parties. Aud II appearing
on affidavit in this suit. that the said defend
ants. Henry Myers. Teier Myers. joan A.
Myers, George Myers. Elizabeth Myers, Jacob
Myers. Emily Myers and Sarah Myers John
Forbes and Maria bis wife. Jacob p Harris,
David Harris. and Gehring Harris are not
residents This State. they are hereby reluir.
ed to appear. within one month after due pub
LEGATION OF this Order. and DO what is necessary
to project heir.interesis in this matter. II is
further ordered. that copy hereof be publish
ed. once week for four successive weeks. in
any newspaper in me said county,. and posted
a, the front door of the Cour, house thereof,
on the FIRST DAY the next County Court,
Iesle,
July7 1852. ISRAEL RoBINsoN.c.c
VIRGINIA ;--In the Circuit Court Of Berkeley
County. HE
Levi Henshaw and George W. Hsnshaw--pl.ss.
Ttr ref
William D. Henshaw, James Ripple and Eleanor
his wife, late Eleanor Henshaw, James L. Hen
shaw. Washington Henshaw, Isabella J, Gorrcll
late Isabella }. Henshaw and Charles Henshaw
dis
srassf IN cuAycEky.
Commissioners Office ,fartinshurg |
July 2, 1882.
NoTICE--The parties to the above snit are
in hereby notified that will attend ut my of.
fee in Martinsbnrg, Saturday the It'll day oil
August next for the purpose drinking further
settlement offhe estate account OF Levi Henshaw
decd. OF which time Levi Henshaw and Thornton
Henshnw. Admrs Of said Levi Henshaw. deed
will produce before me all the necessary papers
and voachey for settlement of their said AID.
mipistrntion accounts.
July :, 1852 s GARaRp com'r.
VIRGINIA '-In the Circuit Court Of Berkele,
County.
William Hunter-lpsT
- dgoins s.5.sa
William j Hensell, Ex'cr Of Charles II. Whiting
decd and others--dfts
IN cuANcEny.
Commissioners Office. Martinssurg,
July 7, 1852.
NToTIcE--All persons having claims asains
IN the estate Of Charles II. Whiting. not ye
audited, will present them to me at my Office il
Maytinsburg, on or before Saturday the It'll day o
August next, with all the necessary evidence I,
establish them 8, GARARD. Com'r
July 7, 1852 xN
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x.EsANA = - she 1sfcuft C0usf q i5efke-
Icy County:
John w. s,ewar--piT
AGAINST
BaiIy rabb. Admir- Of Dugal Campbell deed /,
John ?. Ksarfoti, Admir- Of Rabers w. Lyle
deed. Edmund P. Hunter. Admir- Of w iliam
Campbell decd isabella Lyle, Sarah Camp
bell, Charles r. Lyle, Robert G. Lyle.
--- Williams md Nancy ID his wife.
H. G. Lsle, Thomas Rlppr, Isabella G.
Lyle. r. o. w. Lyle, L. Fl. Lyle, and Hiar-
RET b. Lyle. HERS at Law Of Robert w
Lyle dec'd.---dgls.
IN CHANCERY.
C.NMIssrorERs Orncs. Mariinsl,urg,
July z. 1852.
NOTlCE.-Th parties 10 The above stn
~ are hereby notified 10 attend nj my Office
in Mauinsburg. on Thursday. The 5ih day o.
August next. and produce before me-. the said
Baily Tabh, all the books, papers, and vouch
ers. tor settlement Of bis account. as the Ad.
ministrator of The said Dugal Campbell dec !.
and the SAID parties will come prepared 10 an
swfr suc! questions on Oaii. MS may be pro
pounded 10 them tourLng Ibis matter And
all persons having judgements or debts agains
The estate Of said Dnga Campbell dec'd. viii
present them 10 me, on or before that day. 10
be audited S. GARARD. Conn.,.
july z, 1852
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BACON.

"E have just received another large LOT o
w Bacon. Sugar Cured. and csnvassed
Hams Shoulders and Sides---ior sale al small
advance for cash. RIDDLE s. BRO.
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n Office.

All persons indebted to The late firm OF Jos.
s. Chambers s. Bro, are requested 10 make
immediate payIarn to w f. Chambers. who
is adihorzrd 10 settle the accounts of the firn,.
April 6, 1852
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NEW BOOTS AND SHOES,

lust received by the subscriber. one door
- Norti OF the Post Office, splendid assert
ment Of new Boots and Shoes, of every quail.
~. which will be sold very cheap.
July 7. 1852 N II STlNE.
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SALAD OIL.

ONE case pure Salad Of, jus. received by
Nav RIDDLE s. BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-07
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

IlHE partnership heretofore existing BE-
Il tween thenndersigned 10 the Blacksmith
ing business, is Tins ,lay dissolved hy mutual
consent. JOS. s. CHA MIXERS.
w. #. CJIAAI,lEItS
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THE VERY BEST.

lust received lot of various kinds Of Tobacco
81 and Segars, 10 which the special attention OF
AL who may b, in want are invite we feel con-
fdent for quality anil superiority cannot be ex-
celei. Cali and examine. For sale by
June %, 1854 wM DORSEY, Druggist.
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DORTADI.E Summer Furnaces. Revolv
u ing Waffle Irons. w. r. ENOS.
DATEJNT TE.4TER COOLERS.
Il July Z. 1852. w. II. ENOS.
vIIeGINIA:-Ia the County Cour; OF
Berkeley,
Bernard C Wolff and John G. Wolff ex'ors OF
George Wolff, decd, (who sue to the use Of
Charles D, Stewar,)-pt5s-
against
Joseph Burns, William G. Burns, Jacob vanmetre,
Sr, John S Light and David Buckles, Admir- of
OF Archibald sheerer, dec'd.--pbgs.
IN DEBT
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Iartinsburg.
June so, 1852.
~ OTICE-The parties to the above suit are
= y eby notified to produce before me. at my
oihee in Martlnsburg. on or before Wednesday the
2sth day OF July next, all their books papers and
vouchers fos proper settlement of the accounts
between them; the defendant, Joseph Burns, will
produce nj! accounts Of taxes received By Charles
D. Stewart for the different years, with evidence
ofsuch receipts and. also his fec books TO show
what fees, Commissioners. &c, he has collected for
the yearr 1881, 1872, 90, . and 35 and also what
taxes, &c, he collected on the hooks OF George II
Porterfeld late Deputy Sheriff for the years ls2s,
80 and 80. s. GARARD lrbIer
June 40 1889
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urs respectfully, sAM-L d. REEFS.
Gnrrx SrnIxo M11s Anril % Ks

GREEy SPnINo Mills, April 90. 1852
Mr. Ddcid f. Rees--Sir | have been using Hol.
den's Patent Dress in MY mill for the last month
lone pair of Wheat Burrs and one pair Of Noun
tain Chopping Stones; and having given il a fair
trial. find that with the same power with the new
dress can grind very nearly double the quantity
| OF wheat. in The same time with the old dress
make my stuff ghter--lcss midlings and conse-
qnently better yield. The quality Of the -four
fully equal to that made on the old dress. On
trial on high grade made good -four as l was
ever able to do on the old dress.
think -four Of the same appearance made on the
new dress rises better and is better than that made
on the old dress There is no more steam proiu-
ced than by the old dress indeed the -four is cooler
II will qnadrupie the work with the same power
Ny opinion is that ifthis dress has a fair trial
II will recommend itself 10 any who will try it,
Given under IN, hand this day and year above.
WM J. ROWLAND
Eay-Letters addressed to me at Mar,insburg.
Va will receive prompt attention.
may ). is52--tf DAVID E. REFS.
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DaTE.NT IGaTER COOLERS.
Il July Z. 1852. w. II. ENOS.
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NOTICE..

MY customers are hereby notified not to pay
Nl any one, except myself for work done at my
shop without written order from me.
June 90. 1852 MICHAEL GROVE
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srAn Mus. April q. 1870

STAR Mills April q, 1852
Dorid e. Pees--Dear Sir: have been using
Moore llolden's Patent Dress in my burrs fer about
six months. aud am highly pleased with its opera.
ton Can find with the same power can grind
With the new dress about double the quantity Of
wheat that could grind with the old dress in the
same time and do the work as well if not better -
Ny stuff is us clean and light rs could ever make
il with the old dress, and The -four liyeier ON high
grades of four, am of the opinion that this new
dress will manufacture better than the old dress
and do about double the amount Of work in the
same time with the same power
Yours respectfully, sAM'L D. REEFS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-07
BOOKS.

nOwAY Bibles. ST. vincen,'s Manual.
- Ch,isrian's Guide. Life of Christ, Poor
Mama Caiechism Catholic Christians lnsiruc-
ted Treatise on General Confession. jus, re-
ceived bv RIDDLE 4 BRO.
June %, 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-07
POTATOES. POTATOES.

VETE have a few bushels Of Potatoes yet.
w those in want OF the article had better
cali earl, or they may not get any.
June %. w. II. s. J. MATHEWS.
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N O T ICE
posi- 0EEICE NOTICE,

ON and after July LIST, the Eastern Mail will
close at 9o'clock, A. N
Western Mail will close at ! O'Clock, AN
wiliamsport and IIagerstown at IL Is oclock,AM
Z June go, 1852. JN0. W. BOYD, r. H.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-07

This medicine has attained that high character
which Is necessary for all medicines ~ attain 10
induce counterfeiters TO put forth spurious ar,-
Gle at the risk Of the lives Of those who are nps-
Gently deceived
Look lsel to The Marfs Of Tie, Ceprire.
They have the written signature of VI JACK.
son upon the wrapper. and the name hlowLiu tho
bottle, Wahom ndieh thfg are spurious
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the Cs-nsS
h1iefns Store, No. is0 Arch Street one door be-
loweSixth, fiate of27s Race ST. Philadelphia and
by respectable aeslerst throughout the country.
Alse ior sale BY 9. T. C. W. DOLL,
mnv ". fssB--4y Hvrfisshv Va
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Austin's Patent Ice Cream Freezcrs

ICE Cream MoulJs. ice Mallets. Spear Han
Il dies. just received by w. II, ENOS.
July z lS52
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-07

LRESH LEMONS for sale cheap. by
IT June %. ADAM STEWART.
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sALrfM ORE PRICES crRnES1
yos ras WEEK ssrfss July 3, lssa
,psrf.d BY Randolph q l.ssisaer, % South syse
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N B.--Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they advertised, otherwise they may
be overlooked - JN0. W BOYD, Z. w.
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DORTADI.E Summer Furnaces. Revolv
l. ing Waffle Irons. w. II ENOS.
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BoNSEfs! BoESETs!! BoHxETs!!.

THEN dozen latest .,yle Bonns,s just rscc:
u we'd and FOR sale hy
May 5. 1852 John ". poYp.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-03
Carusi's Saloon!
DERFUL DIRE AMI
ONLY NINE DAYS MORE!
OWING to a previous engagement at Philadelphia OF

Owing TO previous engagement at Philadelphia the
~ 10th of this month, the exhibition OF THE DREAM will
close in this city on Wednesday, April l4th
This beautiful and attractive Painting the production OF
some Of the first artists In the city oNew York. has obtained
truly classical reputation and offers to all the lovers Of the
beautiful and ideal entertainment worthy of their
taste.
The gorgeous landscape yiewsthe thousand figures Of
the size of life grouped with mastery sh-the scenes in
Vanity FIR with its trumphal professions shows thea
tres savemarkes gambngtents, ropedancers, testers,
clowns harlequns bufoons, &c, &c-the River Of the
Water of Lfeb challenging comparison, In point of beauty
and mastery execution with any landscape painted
the Land Of Beulah "-aud the closing scene porrayng
the entrance Chrsana into the gates of the Celestial
CITY," constitute series Of pictures surprising in point Of
beauty and interest anything Of the kind In this country
Conductor and delineator, Mr.. ALFRED HART.
Pianist, Mr. JoHN ". WOODRUFF.
Exhibition every afternoon and evening Doors open at
and ocock-curain rises at quarter before and g.
Cards OF admission rs cents; Children, 1917 cents; re-
served seats so each three for 81 Tickets to be
had at the principal hotels music stores and at the door
~ Descriptive catalogues, 1216 cents. ap3-H
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-03
Communicated
Intemperance.

MEssRs Your Baltimore correspondent made the
inquiry you day last week, What would stop the
great of ntemperance in that cty As you
answered him, with your permission wi The editor
of Baltimore Sun proposes remedy but II has been
tried eighteen hundred years. and has not effected
cure recourse be had to other The
perance has been in operation thirty years.
and 1t has done than done bere but those
who are engaged this find that they do but
little while the of drunkenness in full oper
alton uert the sanction Of The State Therefore they call
the State legislatures their connection with
traffic in liquor and to h9 who sell 1t in the same
way that they would deal with other men who should sell
poison ndiscminatey to the people This is the only
remedy 1t has been tried in Maine, and works like
charms drunkenness crime poverty and roodyis have al
disappeared, and the law popular with the people,
as the late elections prove Then what is good for
GOOD for MARYLAND or any other State city town in the
Union.
ap3-lt MAINE LAW.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-03
New Paper-Hanging and Uphol.
stery Store,

11hst., one door north of Pennsylvania avenue.
n ODER BRO respectfully inform the citizens Of Wash
X ington and vicinity that they have just opened with
one of the collections Of PAPERHANGINGS to be
found the city; among which fine French Embossed
Gilt Panel Papers, for Pnrlors Halls with very
superior assortment Of the best manufactured Satin and
Ungazed Papers to be found in the United States suitable
for Parors Halls Dinngrooms and Chambers and adapted
all tastes and unsurpassed for richness and economy
Landscape views for Halls and Public Houses &C. Fire
board Prints and Paper Curtains in great variety.
Also hand superior lot of PIl0LsTERY Goods such
Damasks, Morecns of all coors, Cords and Tassels,
great variety, and Blind Trimmings large assortment
Cornices Curtain Bands Ornaments and Curtain
Fixtures Transparent Window.Shades splendid assort
and shuck Mattresses Venetian Blinds made to order
Matngs put down neatly Carpets cut made up ana pu
down, warranted TO fit. Uphostering particularly anueo
to. -,
Purchasers will find greatly to their advantage 20 give
call before purchasing, all our Goods are enureu
new and we are determined sell small profits 70 In
snro a,;cI ,.Ios R0DIEk BRO
superior assor t1a. -, IN asoroetown
mar 2a--eo Int&U nion cow and Sat NewsAJ
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-03
Hall & Brother

ITAyE removed TO the Magnificent Store-house just
III finished, with FOUR SPLENDID SALESR00Ms,
near Latham's Bank, and opposite McGregors Furniture
Store 7th street Ca Turn the of Miss Dermots
new building, and you can't keep from finding 40
We are now opening from New York and Philadelphia,
Of the largest of New Goods brought TO this
market, comprising large lot Of
Handsome Dress Silks Of every kind and dress materials
of every description
Grape Shawls of every kind, some extra rich i
500 Ladies' and Misses Straw Bounets
1000 pieces Bonnet Ribbons, STYLE very handsome
Gentemens of all kinds
Boys wear of all kinds
Domestic Goods of all kinds
Carpetings Mattings Oil Cloths, and Rugs
And every description of Goods usually kept in DryGood
Stores which guaranty TO sell cheap they be
had in New York Philadelphia and cheaper than they
be had in any other establishment in the District.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended towards
at the old sand hope, by giving every attention tc
please to continue the same and have larger increase
business, have a commodious house and much
cheaper rent.
mar 2T-d2w HALL a BROTHER. Z
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-03
Mr.. webster,s Return.

The Baltimore American of this morning says
that Mr.. Webster, with Mr.. Abbot, of the De-
partment of State, passed through that city yes
terday on his return to Washington. He stopped
at his usual headquarters when in Baltimore
Guys United States Hotel. " He is looking bet
ter" the American says, than when We saw
him fortnight since, on his way to Trenton,
whence he is just returning, after making his
great argument in the India-rubber case. We
understand that he spoke two days-on the first
three hours; and on the second, over four hours
The County Hall, to which the court adjourned
for the purpose of hearing him, was filled to it
utmost capacity with persons who had assembled
from all quarters to hear him, and who istene'
with unfagging interest till he closed with
beautiful compliment to the State and its ju
dietary
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-03
FAIRFAX AND POTOMAC PLANK ROAD |!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Books Of Sub
scripon to amount not exceeding SIXTY THOUSAND
Of Capital Stock to be divided into shares of Fifty
Dollars each for the construction Of the FAIRFAX AND
POTOMAC PLANK ROAD" will be opened on the Sd day Of
MAY, 1852 at the foowing.named places:
At the Office Of ALFRED Moss Fairfax Courthouse, under
the superintendent Of the Commissioners.
At the MAYORS OFFICE in Georgetown, d. c. under the
superntendence Of VIM H. Tenney o. NJ Linthcum, Henry
Addison, Samuel Cropey, H. L. 0fut and Francis Dodge,
any three of them.
At the Office of NICHOLAS CAIAS, Washington, d. c. under
the superntendence of Nicholas Calan Ephraim Wheeler
Fitzhugh Coye, Samuel Bacon George r. Parker VIM H.
Gunnell, VIM. A. Bradley H. Montgomery King and r. w.
Latham or any three Of them.
At the house of - CRoMBIE Lewnvie, Fairfax county,
under the superintendent Of - Crombie, VIM Nelson,
Thomas APP c. Jones' Francis Crocker A. L. Foster Joshua
Gibson, and James Sherman or any three Of them.
At the ScnooIrHousE mt Falls Church, Fairfax county,
under the superintendent Of Annie Coe, Alexander g.
Powell, and George Rsey or any three of them.
At the house Of JAMES Cross, in Centreyle, Fairfax
county, under the superintendent Of John Pugh A. o
Grgsby, James Machen, James A. Evans, r. M Whaey d.
+. Rose, and John Milan or any three of them. 49,.
At the house OF JAMES PALMER, Pleasant Naley fhia
county, under the superintendent of James Palmer Alex
ander Haght, DIR. Hart, VIM. ii. Wrenn, sas iiuUn,
isen r. IT, Cockre and Talmndge Thorn or any tnree OF
them. @, w. IUNTEk, III
JARED MEAD,
WILLIAM I. RUMSEY,
THOMAS II. LOVE,
NOAH DEY0,
JAMES HUNTER,
THOMAS MOORE,
ALFRED MOSS,
mar 27-3m Commissioners
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-03
Affairs In Georgetown.
GEoRoErowN, April 8

GEORGETOWN, April 3-12 M.
Mr.. Tenney offered q resolution in the Board
of Common Council last night, proposing that
this Corporation exchange $50, 900 Of its six per
cent stock for an equal amount Of stock in the
Fairfax and Potomac plank road, which he sup
ported in a speech of some length, giving his
tory of the efforts Georgetown had frequently
made to have road from Fairfax Courthouse to
this place, and the Importance Of it to the trade
of the town. The resolution proposes that this
exchange of stocks shall be made, provided a
majority of voters assent to the same and the
Mayor is requested to open the polls for that
purpose on the first Monday in May next. This
resolution met with favorable consideration,
and, from the interest manifested in it by all
present, we think it will be adopted 1t was re-
ferred to the Committee on Commerce.
In addition to the many handsome improve
ments which we have heretofore noticed, in course
town, Mr.. II. B. Walker is erecting for Mr. Van
derwerken, of the Union line of omnibuses, an
extensive two-story brick building, to be used as
stable and carriage-house.
At our college they are converting the rough
and barren hill between it and the canal into a
-four and vegetable garden. This is decided
improvement, and will be, when completed, quite
relief to the southern front of the main build
ing.
Mr.. H. B. Walker has the contract for build
ing for Mr.. Robert Cunningham two fine frame
houses on the corner of Fifth and Market streets.
The supply of beef-cattle and sheep, at Dro-
vers' Rest, this week, has been limited, and
prices have ranged from $3.50 to $4.75 per 100
lbs gross for beef and $3.50 to $3.50 per head
for sheep.
The supply of fish is limited. Shad are selling
at $1O@$11 per 100, and herrings at $7@7.5O
per 1000.
There is no change in the price of -four since
our report of yesterday. Both buyers and sellers
seem disposed to hold on for the next steamers
news Small sales have been made at prices
ranging from So. 90 to 81.
From three thousand to four thousand bushels
of red wheat were sold yesterday at IS cents.
There were also several sales Of corn at Sc cents
for white and yellow.
Arrival-Schr Cormas, Eldridge, New York,
to Peter Berry.
Czeaed.-Paeket schr. Hamilton, Dayton, New
York.
Sailed-Schr Joseph Halsey, Balance, Ply
mouth, N: c.; schr. M. ]. Fardy, Hooper, Sails
bury schr. M. Skinner, Forbes Washington,
Canal Trade.-Ten boats have arrived, laden
with -four, coal, &c.; and ten have departed.
ELECTRO.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-03
BE WISE IN TIME!

or Cholera orbus, puts all competition at defiance,
being altogether the eectua remedy to be found for this
terrible dsease where 1t is administered in time, accord
ing to the directions rarely fails TO arrest the disease
In ali cases physician should be called possible
but as frequently occurs time must necessarily eapse
before arrive and the sad experience Of 1882 Is
warning to every family ecacious and active
remedy TO stay fearuy rapid progress Of this disease
until his arrival the majority of preceded by
prevents attack of the Cholera the Doctor would
mend his Diarrhoea Remedy which will always invariably
check it in few hours cure will be GUARANTEED or the
money refunded.
Prepared sold at the German Medical Office of Drs
BROTHERS GRAY opposite the Smithsonian Institute,
Island ap 2-eo2wS