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A CARD.-The subscriber begs leave to inform
"A the public that he has apened the store No.
III, Main street, opposit Exchange Bank, a.
Bread and Tea Cal akery, and respect.
fully sohcits their patronage.
From long experience in every department of
the business, and ever careful to produce nothing
but what is made from the best Materials he
doubts not, by paying visit at his store they will
be pleased with the variety and quality of Cake dis.
played.
As regards his Bread. he would simply state, that
=: .idS ovef 0een dis greatest aim to manufacture 1t
in the very best manner, and without extracting
from it those nutritve qualities, which is but too
often done.
EY ROLLS and TWIST furnished to dinner par.
ties at the shortest notice.
RICHARD ADAM.
N. B-HoT ROLLS every morning. and HoT
BUNS and TEA BISCUIT every evening. au Cts
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
HAWTHORNE'S NEW BOOK, WITH
III OTHER LATE WORKS, received by NASH


The Snow image, and other Twice Told Tales,
by Nathaniel Hawthorne--75 cents.
Enthanasv or Happy Talk tow arde the End of
Lite, by William Mountford. Third edition, with
additions-Sl 25.
Life of the Apostle Peter, In a series of practi.
cal discourses, by Alfred bee, Btshop OF the Pro
testant Episcopal Church in Delaware-75 cents
Treatise on the Diseases of the Chest, being a
course of lectures delivered at the New York Hos.
pital, by John A. Sweet NJ. D.. Physician to the
New York Hospital-S3.
Hints on Health, with familiar instructions for
the treatment and preservation OF the skin, hair,
teeth, eyes, sc, by William Edward Coale, NJ. d.
-62i cents.
The Spanish Teacher and Colloquial Phrase
Book, an easy and agreeable method IF acquiring
a speaking knowledge of the Spanish Language.
ith edition, revised and corrected. by Francis But
ier-50 cents.
The Workman's Account Book, on an easy and
economical plan-pricc II cents.
Treatise on Algebra, for Colleges and High
Schools, by George R. Perkins, A. NJ, Professor
of Mathematics in the New York State Normal
School, &c Second edition, enlarged.
Plain Trigonometry, and its application to men.
suration and Land Surveying, accompanied with
all the necessary Logurithmic and Trigometric
Tables, by George r. Perkins fe l2
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DIR. CLAY,S OFF G Ere
81 moved to 9th street. between Broad and
Grace streets next to the Washington Hotel.
Calls for professional services left at my Office
night or day, or at the Office of the City Hotel, win
be promptly attended to. My boy will sleep in my
Office ia TIM
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Miss Burdett Coutts has been elected fel-
low ofthe geological Society. How can lady
be q fellowl
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- DIR. A. III. ATWOOD HoMG-
1~S PATHIC PHYSIcIAN-0fers his SER
vices to the people of Richmond and vicinity in
all the various branches of his profession. DIR.
ATWOOD may be found at the Floyd House, corner
Of Main end llth streets, opposite the American
Hotel ja TIM
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DIR. f. G.. FISHER tenders his
W>a services to the public in the various
branches of his profession.
Office in the basement of his dwelling, on 4th
street, between Broad and Marshall streets. End
door from the corner. no 27-6mA
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~ Only IL 1.2 and "a cents for Bill.
ious Habits and the Liver, the best Par.
gatfve Pill knOwn.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTEBiLIOUS PILLS are the best Pills, a.
thousands who have used them declare, for purify.
ing the blood, carrying of all bile, and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called sRail
road Pills. because they 60 ahead Of all other Pilis
in their good effect.
DR.. RosE's celebrated Family Pills for Indiges-
ton, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also Ia
great demand-price 25 cents, and for sale by Pur-
cell, Lsdi s. Co, Ade a. Gray, Gaynor & Wood,
A Bodeker, Bennett q Beers r r. Duval, o. A
Strecker and Blair. ia2i-n
KNIFE WAS = Il 4 IL S.-Japanned knife
N Washers, Knife boxes, Gaze Boxes, sc, for
sale by r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
fe5 Corner Main and 12fh sts
EyAMILY HAMs.-26 bbls aud fierces 50
Il perior Family Hama. receiving per steamer
and forsa,e by WILLIAMS g BROTHER.
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JOSEPH X. KEININGHAM is prepar

Joseph X. KEININGHAM Is prepared 10
j execute orders in every department OF Book
Binding and Blank Book manufacturing. His pa
pers and binding materials of the best quality;
and he fstters himself that his long experience in
his business entities him to speak with some con-
ddence as 10 the good charater OF his work. Mer-
chants, Clerks Of Courts, and others can be sup
piled with books of any pattern and STYLE at short
notice, and on strictly moderate terms. Orders
may be left al his store, at the Bindery OF Brown
and Keiningham. over the Printing Office of Colin
& Co, opposite the American Hotel:
de Is JOSEPH +. KEININGHAM,
226 Broad street.
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NOW Is THE TIME to secure bargains in
~ Dry Goods. The subscriber is determined to
sell off his stock of Winter goods he will offer
great inducements to those in want of goods in his
line. Now ON hand; Merino at 25 cents, Alparas at
le3 cents, Mouselains at l24 cents Fine Cashmeres
at 25 cents, large lot Of dark Calico at 5 ct and
cents the cheapest goods ever offered, Shirtng at
cents, Sheeting Al inches wide at 3D. also, for
sale very cheap, Embr roideries Ribbons, Hosiery,
go. ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
fe4 POI Broad street.
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ICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
IL 18th STREET, IN REAR OF SYCAMORE
CHURCH. y. R. FINCH, PRINcIPAL-late
Principal of Wesleyan Female Institute.
Staunton.-The new apartments of this Insttu.
don will be ready to receive pupils the 1st October
The same thorough discipline and laborious appica
non will be maintained, as have heretofore charac
serized the exercises OF this School,
Patrons entrusting their children to the care of
the Principal, may rely every attention and pains
being taken to secure an intellectual development
commensurate with their soicitude, aad the inter.
ssts of the pupils.
TERMS as heretofore-s20t to $50 in the English
department..
Application should be made from A. NJ, to
IN.
~ Entrance from 11th street. and from 12th
street, rear of Baptist Church. sell-ts
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mo MERCHANTS-Wan stuation by
i competent Salesman, in Dry Good store
The best of references, as to character and
oualifc atoms, can be given. Address S. l.. NJ.
Post Office fe1-Iw"
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NEW HOOKS, NEW BOOKs.-

~ logical, Medical and Miscellaneous.
Sweet on the diseases of the Chest; a treatise on
the diseases of the Chest, being course of lee
lures deliveaed at the New York Hospital, ~ John
II. Sweet, NJ. d. l vol eve., cloth.
Characters in the Gospel illustrating phases of
character at the present day, by the Rev. E. H..
Chaplin. vol. limo, so cents
Confessions of Convert from Baptism in Wa
ter TO Baptism with Water. From the second Eng.
lish edition-37 cents
Sorcery and Magic. Narratives of Sorcery and
Magic, from the most authentic sources, by Thos.
Wright, MA. F.S.A.
Dream Land by Day Light, panorama of Ro.
nance, by Caroline Chesebro.
Clovernook, or Recollections Of our Neighbor.
hood in the West, by Abel Carey.
Nineveh and its Remains. l vol l2mo una
bridged, 81.
Evidences of Christianity, being a course of lec-
lures delivered at the University of Virginia Fur
ther supplies, received and for sale by
fe 10 A. MORRIS.
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VALENTINES! VALENTINES.
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL
NHOS. II. GRESHAM s, 1904 Broad street, is the
i place to get the handsome Love Billets. Don't
forgetto call. fed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-13

HALVES Il. SUTTON, NOTARY
| W>A PUBLIC Particular attention paid TO
| writing DEEDS and other legal instruments, and
| COLLECTING CLAIMS of all kinds. Office in
the Law Building, Richmond. Va. no14
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LEE & BAYLY, ATTORNEYS Al
1A LAW.-SAMUEL T. BAYLY, NOTAR'
PUBLIC, attends to the taking of depositions, al
testing deeds, and other legal'instruments, and a
ths duties generally of the Office of Notary.
Office on llth street, 2nd door from Main.
ia 3ldIm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-13

DOUCHONG TEA-l0 half chests, landing
1 per orispnn, for sale BY
fe1 JOHN II. CLAlEOkNE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-13

NEW EDITION OF LAYARD'S NINF-
~ VEH.-Lecrhres on the History of France.
By the Right Honorable Sir James Stephen. K. G
B., L. l.. D., Professor of Modern History in the
University of fCambridge-SI,75.
Nineveh and its Rem aims, new Edition By Ans.
ten Henry Layard, Esq, D. C. S.-$l,Go
Wesley and Methodism. By Isaac Tavlor
Whimsicalities. By Thomas Hood, with wood
cuts-25 cts
Harper and International for February, 1852 2-25
cents. For sale by
fed WEST a. RROTuFR
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COCOANUTS.-Afu further supply Of fresh Co
~ coanuts daily expected. for ssle by
fe 10 WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER.
I ARGE MUSIC BOXES PLAYING
IL eight airs with the piano accompaniment Afns:
The White Cockade; Eleomore de Suienna. pat
No s, TwI.iaht Dew. ssfi, Aria. anaIe; Oh sa-
sannah Jenny I4inds Gallop. For sale by
GENNET 4 JAMES,
fe IL Eagle Square.
WALKING CANES.-one case q nne
w Walking Canes, Just received per schooner
Hanover, for sale by 4. N. ZIMMERMAN,
fe II Corner Main and lssh slscefs.
DRIME PICKLKe.-In gallon, half salloss
quart and pint Bottles. Fresh and Gne, just 70
ceived and for sale BY JUAN PIzzihI,
no "a Next 10 Exchange Hsnk.
ENGLIsH GRLArINR-7s PACKAGES. with
"a full directions accompanying each packaGss
just received.
For quality and cheapneas, 1t d superior 70 any
other substance a the Had In use for making psfe
Crystalline Jelly in few miauses.
DEG ADlE = GRAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-13

nj NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, NO.
IN VELS, &c. &c, just received.
Boston Museum for February 18th
Waverley Magazine for do.
Star Spangled Banner for do.
Arthur's Home Gazette for do.
Uncle Sam for do.
Carpet Bag for do.
Florence Sackville, or Self Dependence -pric,
25 cents.
Knickerbocker for February-25 cents.
No. Putnsm's Semi Monthly Library, being tn,
Whimsicalities of Thomas Hood-price 25 cents
Spirit of the Times for February.
Eclectic Magazine for February.
Whig Review for do.
Together with large variety of Comic and Sen
timental Valentines Fancy Stationery, Song ant
Toy Books, School Books, &c, always for sale a
THOMAS II. GRESHAMS,
fe 10 Opposite Broad Street Hotel
NEW MUSIC.-SONGS, AIRS, RONDOS
RANDOLPH, 12l Main street, has just received 6
large additional supply of the latest and most fash
iona5le music for the Piano Forte, among which
are the following:
Hope and the Rose, a ballad, by S Glover, Csc.
Sweet Annie of the Vale; words from the Mes
sage Bird, by II. G. Thundor, 25c.
Ossian's Serenade, as sung by o. E. Dodge, will
Vignet Title, Csc.
Your Heart is Music Box; words by Mrs F. G
Osgood. by J. E. McGruder, 25c.
The Low Backed Car, or Pegeys Own as {
Song, also Quick Step, 25,.
Wait for the Wagon, Ethiopian Song, by p q
Knauff, 25c.
the Congress OF the United States, by J. J. Hutchi
son, 25c.
Nelly Bly,, by C. C. Foster, Ethiopian Song, CSC
4th edition.
The Bachelors Dream, Waltz, by j. Mienek, de
ceased, to the Junior Bachelors of New York, CSC
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RHEUMATISM AND NEUKALGIE,
CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
INDIAN PANACEA.

DOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
- DR.. E. D. ROBINSON offers his professional
services to such as may prefer the above named
streets. oc 3l-d3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-13

VIRGINIA CONVENTION, Is28-30; ]. fer
sons Life and Correspondence Y r Ymarfer
Duwioldeb; Lawyers Guide; Matthew's Guide;
fuckers Commentaries Debates OF SO; Halls Di-
gest Jedersons Reports; Tucker on Constitu-
tiona Law; Anecdotes Of the American Revolution;
Swedenborg Is Ceningal Tour; Pictures from Italy
by DickeDs, for sale by r D sANxAY,
fe2 Bookseller and Stat 'oner.
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spoken, &c.

Dec d. South shoa " loo miles, tsr. Gov Pans 1sr.
Pc taud fnl Csden4s.
Dee ~ lat. 50 80 oag 90 50 ship HsrScaA. from New
York for Glasgow.
Nov 90. at. . p Y 'one 81 % W. schr C.sp.e,cat
from Wilmington. { far West Indies
Dee To- lat IS 49, long 90 50 BIZ brig ScJuA. fron Mo
bile for Boston.
Sept. 2s OF Cape Horn, bark Mary ForsA,s rom Cal
lao for Swansea.
Oc;. III ;. end II Za1ziNar BARI SAID BIN Suitaa
Moseey from salem July ) flE ZANZIBAR 49,
Oct. y, iat IS n n. oDs "a W scar Fra.
II days from San tienCisco Tor Panama.
Nov T. lat IS 81 y Ion q 36. ship Robert b Forbes,
Doane, from Boston Sept rs. tor Sa.d~ich Isards
Nov H. lat ~ B. s. ion "a a 8rew.er from West
Coas. OF South America Tor NeNY YORK. same day bark
HUNTINGTON (of Bal'imofsD Jones, from Phi adelphis
Sept. ~, for California
Dec 3, lat 2S IA s Ion. 81 a. Schr Petrol Fitzgerald,
of and DAYS fiom llaliimore for Port S9Ain
Dec T. lat &c. lon y 80, br Cueen Esfher Psndleon,
from Boston for Narie
Dec H. LAT % % 50 50 ship kshb irtoa Tavler fm
New Orleans tor Boston, supposed ,nc bng Palas
II. lof Thomastou) Norris from New-orsans for New
York.
Dec q. Oh Barneget, schr. Moro, Bush Is days from
Aux Caves for Boston.
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SrpRrMy CorRr OF THE UNIrEp SrArrs.

--wAsRIN0roN, Monday, Dec g. 1851 ANDREW c. CHAT
hed ksQ OF NscOrSln and Agernon sullivan. Esq OF
OHIO, Nerr semrte attorneys ssd Of th Court
No A. The niter States. appellant. Nj Moore. ihs
arkUe4 ~ MI Attorney Genera Crttsndea for
he sps ant. No a. The UEltsd states appellant. j.
Daafsfve hens This cause argued y Mr. Attorney
General Cr,tehlen for the appellant aud eg Mr. r or i1r
the Spgsees No A. W LYMAN g al plaintiffs IN sIr1r,
rs Bank OF the United States THIS Esued by
Nit Phelps for tie defendant in Adjourned 20 aexs
cav a. n o'cloce A NJ.
SUpRsNE Court OF Tx UNITED STATES.
-WAsHINGToN, Tuesday, Dec. 30, lS5l-Janes W.
Biyan, Esq, Of North Carolina, Was admitted IN
attorney and counsellor OF this Court. No. ts-Tae
Uni,ec States, plaintiffs IN error, J. D. Wilkinson,
a.. alrhls cause Was argued oy Attorney Gen raj
CriteDtsR for the plaintiffs IN error, and BY Mr..
ReyerCy Johnson for the defendants IN error. No.
SCI =. Bond, plaintiff ia error, James Brown.
This was submitted 10 the Cour, on tas record
and printed Argument bv MI Mari for The defendant
IN error No. Sic. W. Sizer, e. a.. plaintiffs In
error IS William 5 Many. THIS cause was argued ~
MI Keller for the defendant in error. No52-W.
BinnS, ct al plaintiffs, Is. c. W. Lawrence. THIS
cause was argued 0y Mr.. Attorney General CTiiien-
cen for The defendant. Adjourned until tomorrow,
ii o'clock. 4. Vi.
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Whnlers.

letter from 6rss officer ~ hip Midns Of Ne Bedford
reports her the Sand ch Islands WITH oi3 bhls Nh oil
letter from Capt Coffin. of ship Nncy ard OF Edgar
dated Oct II her at Lahaha with 400 bbls
So 500 do VII took her wh OIL Ia days the Sea of
kAmskaka.
letter from Capt. Fishe-, Of ship SPLENDID u Edgar
all we'll cel
aleter irom frst officer # ship Hector Of New Bed
FORD dated oil Kings NH Grone. reports sT with 800
bbs sp. oil. ~ whale ALONGSIDE also pleaty Of
VIA ins-lt Expected 20 be home 10 year fGom
the date Of thc letter
letter from apt Peter Psase. OF shia Abm II How
land. Il New Besarc reports her as the Cape De NeES
Islands, SEPT sQ-al eel clean
letter from Gait Fisher % ship America, Of New
Bedford dated Aug repairs her at Brave Cape lie Verd,
clean all Wcll-to eaye GA the 18th.
Ar at Holiness Hole December % schr Virginia OF
Orleans Martin. North Agsn'ic Ocean with 2l5 obis sp
OIL for PrOvucefoNn Spoke oct TO- lat. - " Ion ~ IS
w brig September. Farwe Boston, 100 -. lolh LAT
% 90 lon ~ ~. bark Magarsua. Pr1r, salem months
out so SD a2d nt "a o. loa % 40. SCH RoleI Rukes
Swift PfuvrCtt mos cle'n; Jlst ist " -. Ion
az 80 brig Mexico Whupes. Wostpoit. IS mos so sp,
heard from about middle Oct bark RothschId Small
RoStop. clean.
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FOREIGN Ports.

Atgmyrna 2sth nit brig Barbados, k.vens for BOstoa
few days only Am vessel
At Messina % inst hngs Paul +. Jones' PefciyAl for
Boston 9Th Zenoba, Carlton, Tor New York do. Sailed
27th ult bIlgs Avon. Webb Nes-OrlsAns Isl inst,
Phdnix Pane. for Rotten.
A. Malta 2sth ult Br. brig Hope. Patch fla Boston.
via Hampden, and st Johns. +. +.
sailed from rues'e aht LIST last bark AIothusa Cr0weu,
Palermo
AtLeghorn 9Th inst ships Sea Lion. wilmer Tor Phls
dcpha. dg PhaFsal a, Brewer. aad Qaeen Victoria,
Chase ar Philadelphia. DO Sailed 2Sth ut, ship Juliet.
houltOn, do
Itsan Juan, Mic Dec 49, ba'k Peri, Coter from New
York. unc. Martha CLARK. Miller, dg., brig O. W.
BnHoheThOG, Croker. do.
Al Rochelle. 9th brss Fecte, Or for Nen-Norr
and Boston goth. Lpdrbar, SkinGer. for do lig
At Bordeaux, 9th inst bark May Dale, DAVIS for Phl-
adelpbIa soon.
Arr at Yarmouth, " 8. l7'h last brig Msrgery Wy
man. New York sehrs II Braine. Robbins, and Bril-
liant purdy Boston
Al London 18th inst ship Henry luke. BO ,en una.
park Della. Chapn, Osgooi, for Havana
A. do. 18Th ship fUnlus Cooper. for Boston ldg
A. Bangor tWeies) llh INST snip s>mapaT" Iohnson.
for Bosi on, ldg. MI. H..
Al PHI Iah inst ship DorcasP mace. blanchard for
Nav YORK. WAITING wmd
Al Gisseow 18th Br barhs Mary, and ATLANTA,
for Bosion
ADV at Honolulu Nov. l. ship Adirondack. for New.
York bark VIM. N Smaller for Boston brgs CoTsair.
foY francisco All WyaDdstte Tor do. ijth Brothers
for Sydney, N : W. with dispatch Gen W0Uh n. or
ch schr Geo Washing on Tor ssle.
Cid az Lshaina oct. -, brig Wyandoue, Bush Homo
lulu.
A. do 10 date snip Alexander (of Ne w-Lopdon) Long
fn. New Zealand, with lumber, uac.
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DIED,

On "wednesday morning. Dec 81, { tTHERINF MA
TDA. wife Of Lieut. John Colhoun u. $ n ard daugh-
ter Of John G. ClafKson.
The reayes aud friends Of the family are invited to a.
tend her funeral TRINITY Church Fuday afternoon.
ON "wednesday, Dec 81, Mrs MARY McAYOY. IN the
iO,h year of her age vife OF Edward McAyoy.
tend her funeral which Will eafe her late residence No
% 10th Az, on FRIDAY. Jan
On Wednesday morning, Dec 81 N the 10th Of her
age. MARY II Only daughter of VIM I and T. IA. CocS.
-1G ssy 9a me s s.e
house Westhury l. on sixth day morning, AZ II O'CLOCK
Carriages will be attend lnce at Carieplace to meet The
on fussda, pee 80, Of congestion Of the braun. ROB
ERT h G. AGE, Is the 10Th year Of his age.
The rsaysl and friends Of the family Tespeciiil y
invited 10 attend his funeral from has late residence NJ
"a Monroe 81 on Fndy, Jan. g. at o'clock 7. VI Win
out further notce. HIS RENAME will be taken to Green
In this CITY, on Frday, Dec %. SARAH +, wife Of
FIsrois Pratt Her remains were taken to Ne" London
~ Detroit rapers please copy.
ON Tuesday. Dec 80. at No. 90 Canal St. HELENV VAN
AISTYNE, infant daughter of Nicholas G. and Nancy
Van AIslyne aged wears and months.
sner = short but severe .liness SILAS WEBB aged q
years leaving widow With whom he had lived for dry
ysas 10 unhiok'n harmony snd peace, enjoying sK9 10
g.tber prosperity and adversely Joy and cns ne was one
If the early settlers II Old eteBg, nov GeenpOt aud
took prominent pAr IN the rearing of that beautiful val
LACE Was active and exeDp Any member Of Ihe BAPTIST
ung largely for the neneft Of The poor and for pubic IN
stufiOns He Died surrounded Dy the mcst Of ms lam
with an unclcuded hone tor an eternal day.
Al Wbea,lapd, n Y, on Friday, Dec. ), GEORGE
GOODHUE the oldest pioneer OF the Gsnesee county
al ssulsburgh. Wis. on sunday, Dec. IA. CHARLES
GEAR Of the pioneers of western Wlsoonsin agel ~
Al Lima, on sunday Dec 81, Mrs MARGARET
At White Sulphur. Ky, on Sunday. Dee. p. Gen. JOHN
A. Bsbyion. Iopg Island. on Thuuday, Dec &c. CAPT
JOEL COOK who fought IN some Of the principal battles
of the Revolution, en'er me army when but TO- lie asl
served in tue Of 1872 aud the last survivor Of the
Battle Of Lexington.
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u The Worcester Mass SPY. Week
Ivy has entered lis slfh volume

CMGRr IN THE ACr.--OMcer Sharpe
OF The Fourteenth Ward, IN patrong his beat ABOUT
o'clock yesterday morning, observed a man com
ing out Of the basement of the clock and looking
glass establishment of VIM. y. Johnson, No. 2oS
Bo~cry. lie Immediately arrested the man and
found N his possession four clocks and several
hooks Of gold leaf. The fellow gave mis- name as
joseph Murphy, and stated tha, he hSd for
AMI IL the affair one John Toner. who was then ia
the store The officer found this statement 10 be
correct and AT once arrested Toner, who had sever
were taken before Justice Mounltori and committed
for TRIAL.
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MARRIED.

Al VIII ansburgh. the 1T OF November last nv Rev
Mr. Beschsr air. JOSEPH BARLOW, Jr., to Miss MARY
y. TONEnS. both Of this Cry.
Al Hohosep NJ , on Tuesday. Dec. 30. by Rev NJ. =
Ellison. ROREhT MAYNARD of Athens. Ca. TO Mss
AMANDA VI blEsSEkNE. Of the former pia-s
~ Athens and San francisco papers please copy.
At ScbaghucOxs Rensselaer, Co. on Tuesday Dec.
30. ~ Rev n. NOBLE. DANIEL PACKER, OF this Ciy,
HARRIET NJ, Gaughtsr OF Amos Briggs, ESQ, OF the
former place.
On Wednesday av erpg. Dec -. by Rev d Parmeiee.
Mr. CYEt WHITE to SARAH h, eldest daughter OF
F.s Ia
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Arrived.


Steamer Souherner Dickinson, DAYS from Charleston
detained IN the LOs er Bay b. dense fogs
ship Camden Sher@0Ot. days from Char eston, with
cotton, &c. to DHBnam 4 DimOn
Barr Martha Allen iof Sc.tgae,) King Rio De Jane ~
eSoays VI coffee = IAN irsnsides vessel q 8 "
Lewis Dec %, lat % 80 Ion 81 A. SPOKE BRIG Marshal
Ney. OF Warren, boun1 & NeuVtas Cuba Had on b)ari
the crew Of schr C0lwe, 4 Philadelphia which va, "a
ken Oh OF Inc 10th INST. The c. lef III sinking con-
dJfIoa..
Brig Ocean Bird. Forop. Curaco Dec n, hides. &c %
Boonen Graves Co. LFfr brig Arve, Capt Berg fron
and for ke~-yors, 70 sail Dec 20.
FELLOWSHIP Hartford, Sannemnn 7 DAYS from eayan-
Ash win cotton 70 Durham DmOn brig PULASKI. Nor
ms 10 days from w-Oreans, with sugar to J. W. Ewsl.
WlND-snnrse. E.s E.. meridian, NE, with a dense
log al sunset T.. with dense fog.
20 The Brooky Ferry boa. Whitehall in the ~ N
lat evening, came ID contact with the n.tug ato,
Hncn stove IN both wheel houses of the P broke shat
and done othe. damage
~ There was number of vessels below "a yeter az.
eut IN consequence OF the deass fog wsrede aLed Inc
eeaIeh blaId Ferry boats made but two tnpj.
~ ne steamship Inde esdence Soddard for Cnagfes
reported as sailed on Tuesday has been detained al nsr
shiine IN Consequence Of the dense fog
BY Telegraph.
BOSTON, Dec. Sled. ships Bowditch, CcuseT, san
fraIC.scQ leQnidae l.uceIne, Ha-