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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

DREFAEEA ssen4 EANNsT ef larsa ssopsael s.stss
or, AFTER 'igEs .: AsoS a.Ese. .s fFv.i
sogiea t.snf. BY ]. u Bnrsr Pfiia8eYiia. Pa
fss tray soadsfsui rrsi =, r. esses Dypsy-
J4anisce, Lsrsr GorrgSas.i Lonsr;v oa ~
curing alter Nature cs "a siIc1. BY Atugy AgrLt
tise Gast,ts Juice
e-Hais pesnfu Of rkr,ts iafae. 10 xa,er. vii
iig II a~sgTe. Fee ieeas ttosi Beef n eters no
Aoaf Stss.art
fEIsIN ~ elief ri, of Great Isest-. Princre
Of tae G-stris s'yent ne Focf thu Par fgg.
Presers e. Sisigia .. IL, aas * ir-
tcrsbss. II Is styacs'u tn digestive STOMACH Tue
natural Gasfc niee in Is. Csinira ami fatH-
singa Coaf4ss and pc11ecf p0<fttfe cf H. By me-
yrepastion. the pats os isa'gest o., nd D
pepsi moved jsst :. they would by b,s.fhs
arh. 1t dong wonders tur pssfeties erips Of Ne
SUMPTION supposed to be the q The grave The
ssera Fyfer-e r.os afsc 4 is based : ia tie Lgaest
degree Curious end Aemsraasse
scrgNT Trc EVIDENCE.
gAaox LiSaIo 10 t celebrated on ApnAi Cherais
try says ATtia al Digestive f,4 analogous thr
Gasfhs juice. he readily prepared from
meBbrance ~ the stomach 81 tir Is la which
TILES d feJ as meat asi t.~v viii b. soti.nsi c,.gef
-! dge,ef jas n tie same psannsf alley rsaid BEN he
HUMAN sioesarl."
DR. ccMss in his ,agnabr writings m Physiology of
Dig siion, Observes that trinusD OF The qnanty
q III sstri; are Z r'o'e.reaf md slresaias ~ss
s,ine n tondon severely ahfe,.d Will, ,s
com aint finding nirg ri-e :" f ad reeears &c tie
vf.ci, pgoteI completely sa,rsssf,I."
nR GsaHAM author Of IT,. famous works on VEGETABLE
Diet. ssys 1t is faTSaba tt W physiology that tie
aGiachs 81 anisls mseested in water iinaart = ~ lai
the property i.ssos yaea articles Of iood aud of et-
fectps KIND o. orho Age>sion q tiseri - differ
cut i,orl the nectar dir stsst troccss.
G3-cs on te Agsnt and get Descriptive crru az, graf
H. = ing large sier,is Evidence sa ar TO the
above. ase with REPORTS Remarkable Cures, from AL
pats Of the Unitei States.
AS A nxsPcPEIA CUREH.
DR. Hoeosros's PEPsiN has produce. the most
veous Effects curing Debility. kmancia,ic, VAR
Deste. aud Dsspet,c toEumpt.n IL Impossible
to ess the ortn o. casts n The ns Of this advertisement;
bat auent sted erii a.es hsr been gwen Of than
hairet remarkable eats IN Philadelphia New York
Boston airne. Thee nearly all desperate
aud the cniy rapid and wcnderfu but per
maaent
tits great Ess3ss Aslo,s and particularly use'. for
tend pcy Bilious .iSore-, Liver Complaint Fever aud
Akne, badly treated srd ACNE, and the evil effects
canine, Mercury aud other drugs upon the higestis"
rgrs long sickness Also excess iu eating aud
the too free ofsreut splits Il Almost reeoncies U-Gth
with i,iemperance.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

GHEESI --Whie Cheese. tree rom any
~ deleter,ous co!oring matter--jusl received
hy TDer. 2 RIDDLE {, BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
EDUCATION.
BOARDING AND DAT SCtl0eL
In E.arr,rser9A fnum Va


I'm SacpAcrdsf0un, Sa.
TINE eighth session o. Mrs. Fngirs' School viii
commence 81 Hsists ~ ihe III q SsgsessAsr
Mr. pHElFs t&s been careful. rs formerly q Sc
cure associate Teachers Of exee!leht atssnaeGts TO
share with Asy the labors OF the School.
rERssS;
Board for the Session 81 ten months, $1,000
Tuition ia English. 20 90
In French f2pe
in Latin. l2ge
ia Latin AMI French. 1890
Music Vocal ana lnsirsnentaI 11NA
Drawing, ~ 40
The boarding DEPARTMENT : under lie cnSe B.
Mrs taaPBslt, who nccepiss enc ~ the largest
anil iae u cnrnlnodioas houses in he N..sre Alrs
{. hes:ows every attention epon those wha lo,rd
with her. which csn ensure their cnufor'. htalih.
and happiness Aiis. taslrs boards with her NJ
pits. and spltitensly regards their nsofsis n,.l
manners IS Vi II US the'r sncnfal training The
price Of Eosrd in nnusral,y iowa. foan- Iafy
raay receive III shis iuStisnsirG excellent isoari
sineiedsng fel aul l;zh;sl AMI taitieh 10 an the
Ens iish rvarches taught Ia HE bees, tiit Schools
in Latin French and Nss:c :. he ulod rate rat u
slcs per annsn.
Shepherds,own. "a ser'crbc 9. 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
FOR SALE.

4 NEW FAMILY CARRIAGE for enc or two
a horses. JACOB ylNCENaELLER.
January 6, 80
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

A LARGE assormeni Of fancy articles
a suitable for Christmas nresenis--iust re-.
sslzed By Dec. 90 RIDDLE : BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

RLAcK. PATENT FIRE AND Wa
~ TER PROOF PAINTS. jasi received
by RIDDLE & BRO.
October IA, 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
WINTER GOODS.
GROCERIES,.

WE have just received fresh &c, ~ Gro
w ceres, consisting Of Crushed. Puger-
lied aud p. X, sugars; n. O. au. ~ house.
and Yves, india Molasses; Cheese: Soda
and Water Crackers lava aud Rio Coiler;
G.. a aud fine Salt; Saipelre, Pepper. ALI
spice. Sc. &c. Tor sale cheap ior cash by.
Dee %. 1851. RIDDLE & FRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
TO :P0RTsMEa.

Great Bargains IN Double Barrel Guns.
VXTEhaye a few double barrel Guns left and
w as the season Is advancing we will sell them
at reduced prices to close them out. If you want
good gun at a low price nov Is the tne to buy it
NoY Is 1881 RIDDLE & BRO
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

10y ssosmsa SCIENTIFIC WosDgR - imporfom
10 Lgs9sD'ics : DR. HoUGHrov's pEPSiN. Tks
T,ss DiJsstsps Fluiiog Cossr.c Juicsr ircu
Rsaaa or The Foa9tN Stomach of ihs Ox. aiter di-
rsciioBs Of Baron LfgBIG, the great Physiological
Chemist, by 5 HurGnrox AZ d. philAie.; hia.---
This is traiy wonderful remedy for I.dg,wies
Uygepsig. Jauidies, Lic1 Complaint; Coasusn,fs9n
and De5ats, curing after natures crn method. by
MiEss estn aqsns. the Gastric juice PamI hie;s,
snianing Scientific evidence osits valwe. setnish-
VI by agents gratis Bee notice among the neIic.
Advertisements
VIRGINIA AT Rules held IL the Clerks Ofice
/. Of the CIRCUIT Court Of Berkeley County. on he
9Th day OF January, 1864
Julius s Hitchcock. Richfdsl
ReadiagaH, Clinton Hitch
COCK, partners trading un-
der the style and firm Of
Hitchcock Il Rcaiiog --pys In Assnrplt and
agasaa upon IN attach
John A. Grirses--ef laent returned ex-
AND ecatel
Cha'S poxus Edm'd p Hun
Ter ani jacob Van Doren -
l,vais1rex.
TIsHE ohjecl Of this suit is to recover debt due
the plaintiff from the tsefen lant, anil to cub
jecg any estate effects or debts due him or Ii the
hands Of the Garnishees, 70 the payment Of said
debt And Il appearing en- aisl1ayii fled in this
suit that the sad defendant, John A. Grimes is
not resident o. this State he Is hereby required
20 appear. within ono month after duo publication
q the Order. and 10 what is necessary TO protect
h.s interests in this matter u is further ordered
that copy hereof be published orce week for
four successive weeks IN any newspaper in The
said County, and posted o. he front door Of the
Courthouse thereof Teste.
January q 80 israel. ROBINsoN r
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
More New D.Ucs anI medicines.

UST reee.gei fresh supply of Drugs and Ned
81 icines, TO which We call the attention of all
who may be In want Inequalities AMI kinds may
be relied Oh rs great care and attention has been
taken to get pure and genuine articles Prescrin-
tons carefully Compounded and every attention
paid 10 ensure proper dispensaton OF All meii-
cines sold at our establishment, W. DoESEY.
November IL ISL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
alRS. NnsEEtS 49, laf

rIviiG exercises Of this : ,iool w,ll be resumed
I the Isl eg Sspsssnbcr Young Ladies FROM
distance can be comfortably boarded at Mrs
Wares
The deep sense Of gratitude under which Mrs.
u tnas htrssls rlieei by the patronage and many
hinlnesses which have been extended 10 her, will
not allew her q emit this opportunity Of reiarn
ing her rsost cordial thanks
lsSg"gerirs q the school made known at Mrs
Ms residence
Asarinaturg tpq7sst II 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
Fruit and Confectionary.

NT0W ON hand and fresh--Candy of superior
Y quality, Raisins. selected bunch Almonds.
Figs prnnts, Dried Citroas Drtci Currents, Sui
tana Raisins, Oranges Lemons, Gum Drops, &c,
For sale by W. DORSEY.
Eoy. rs. 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
POSI- 0FFlrE Notice.
sew FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.

r HAVE just returned from New York, asid am
I now opening very large and beautiful assorts
Inent OF 4NEW FAIL AND RiNFEk 1OOD&
embracing an the Newest Styles Of kadiss Dress
6ceis shawls jsfbrpidaries, Laees &c. and re-
specially ask an early call from the ladies
promising gneia cheap md pretty goods At low
prices JOHN W. B0fb>
Oct Il, issi.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

NNACKEREL.- 3 Mackerei-iusi re
4YA ceived by RIDDLE {, BRO.
Jan. 6. 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
SETTLE m.

IkNiE first Of January is here, and we ex.
a. pes all eur customers 10 come and psy
o. settle their accounts. RIDDLE & BRO.
Jan. 6. 1852.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
CAsU Fen NEGacES,

UTANTEo for tine soa'ern market q
w MEN, W'0.HEN. 3oTS, GPLS ard "a
FAMILIES, for which will pay the high a..
est cash prices Persons having slaves n SCH VIII
lnj it TO their Interest; 70 inform ie in person. or
By letter. at Winchester or y. NJ x VIC Campbell.
No 2l2 Pratt street. Baltimore, winch will meet
with prompt attention. shall be ia Aiartins6urg
every week and a, the setting all the Courts in
Berkeley County EllJAI MCDONNELL
Nov ~ iS5l-Iv
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
w. IL. Enos,

DEALER in Hardware and Cutlery, QneeA st.,
- opposite Berkeley House.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
pumps! Pur,sps:,

A N assortment, Of chain and Patent Iron
N Pumps. just received by
October ! 4. 1851. w. IT, ENOS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13

DRtCKLAYERS, Piasierers and Msson's
ae Trowels, also Plss,erers' My,reing Tools
for sale by w. H. E-NOS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
FALL Ann WINTER CooDS.
@. &C. W. DOLE,

TTAyF received their supply Of FAIL AND
I WINTER GOODS, to which the attention
OF dealers is inviref I0ctohcr % 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-13
SWALLOW EARN.

CtWALLOW BARN or sojourH in the old Do,
- mnioa by Jno. P. Kennedy. Esq. Illustrated
by d. II STROLLER, jast received by
= Oct 81 RIDDLE 4 BRO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29
Marine Affairs.

Tax sevrnSss STEAMERS Florida Captain woodruff
from Savannah, and Unios osPtsis Adaus from CHARLES
ton, snived At this port yesterday morning. We are
indebted 10 the pursers for iare papers.
Tar STEAMSHIP ASDss-Ths propeller, which LETT
Liverpool the 9Th inst for New York Is supposed to
have net With accident to her machinery. and put
back a steamship, answering her description,
Was sgnaixed by the Canada, the 10th, going into
Liverpool.
FArsIIrr SfnrsoAED The British schooner Oiuara
from The City Of st. Domingo Dec arrived at this port
this morning The Cinars originally sailed from this
port and upon her arrival at 81 Domingo OF ber
seized With The prevalent yellow lever bat
covered. After the weasel put however her pas
cage to Boston the yellow fever again broke out aud
tiDued until there lett but tbs captain aud
cook to navigate the veese and that time Of the
when afn complement Of men IL needed TO approach
our Doement coast In safety The vessel dasiy resohed
Holiness Cole where che placed in charge Of pilot,
who brought her to this city Tho captain reached the
city BY land Saturday but much exhausted by
the suecgs he had endured that he tainted away and
Was conveyed TO his home In Kingston Letters recsved
from the City Of st Domingo do not mention politics In
any shApe-Bostsn Traveller, Dec H.
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D1A12 ~ W. Al.
Ceioaea yeAa Conn oiussa u this city, I'D yeses
6ay nssnsg, at bis rssdsses No II ReaAs strsss He
I. ~ eghty sevsstA ysr q hs sss Bat ~ vouid
tain Mn 10 b ncee than ssvssty. He warm poll
sian veil tsasbar Of ths young HIS dsssh win
b. greatly ssssttss By IA his friends b. whcm be WAS
much sstssnol foc his good qualities.
DEATH or sAMURL RIG0s.
We ere sessy 10 state 10 the pubic that Ganud RIGGS
sns more He departed this Life - Asaday evening,
about O'Clock p a., altss short fllaess. Mr.. Riggs
was psoainsut msrcbant and banker, hs commenced
kudnses Of eshy ags In Baltimore and vas attached
to ths Asm Of Peabody Riggs Co. HIS psrtnsss we're
George Peabody doisg bsnking business n Lcsdcn
and Sle her Rggs his uncle Who 81 present Of the
most iBdpcatiM bankers In this city. ae removed to
New York about tee end eusred into busioess
with Mr. Hitchcock and bis son william Riggs under
the am Of Riggs Hitchcock 90. On tho arst Of jan
usry he intended forming An extensive bsnting
hsure bat deal cslled him Away aud his wishes wore
b. fu6le1. Deceased shout atty tWo years Of
ego and ssjsvsd the very best health since his youth
He loss viii be d-epis xrssted by his roative' and
frHsode Of which he bad goody number He was en-.
gssea In pssy ell tn pstsoos enterprises Of the
~ which required asn Of largo capital
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Passov~ ers Arrived.

LlvsHpooI-steamshipC City Of Manchester AZ PMlsAsa-
's:ss 81 + n t:
ten J Eoul. Mr. and Mrs H.sl,n. krsnd Mrs Holmes
dsss his Dns. 81 Dag ss';s rais os
Bsy.rd Mrs Minors, Ms Brown nfast sud ohildrss
sarah Mcushin. Mics julia freeman Mis- Bradbury. Mo
Ssn a. To john n
Hals Chas rr'esnshss Joe RotsrtsS. samuel Aksrsy
Peter Sessii. Peter Thomson. Piiny Hilss " Arrsw-
AsrIsw ALL 81, smshp Uncle sem-wn Smith, OK osv-
WIN Smith, " Risehie. Adams. y SHARE, 3 Fuller: Y
lay, SisSsrss su.:si. E.sssn. " ns.aisy:
Jso iw w% is ssS ., s, f ca:
A,'f IS wso Shn
~! !ssl. 1 sss srl Hsnns. a..nsS ~
s e., s.sr r.s CHI. ssss q:
H. sa,s.s. s ssss.is :.A. s' '.i'' w.s.
W. W. hsss,s Wa; s:::s: sssss, ss.
o. k,Slssd borI s 5.sy seldom. s.s.
s sss ~, T Ssss H.. b.:ss xsss Ss a,.
Ts,,cGG b Sas2sspb . .f:s xssss P;: Pay:
Wsis, norris james Kelly, Thomas o.tes. Hstsss.
w Uss w .s.S S:'SV sss
Eysn. Dy:.s TLss. v SsT;:,j HYATT @! Ts::s.s.
ST.5i:1k . wv: ssss G.s
i s sss:
sey Bloom, Biock, in John Mevoohey 0ssrxs T1saI.
dsss. STANFORD Srss;sn Edsss si Iss
NJ Traais.. Jsne. Hickey. Bolllngr, 9 Bleed, ~
M xfiss i x:sl Ssssssr. H.ss,.
IhenIs'a, osssps., = Cisys.t Anssr:s. ss.sS
B srsss I ss eSs sr.:ss HspsSs..
Ss;is .Ss: s:S. III T.,i:: s:;i
jackson, W Jack Brown and 81 Others.
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RseA


On Monday December q, OF typhus fever, MARGARET
srtRLNo, native Of Scotland aged ~ years and 10
months
Her friends and reepes fully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence No 80
mains viii be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter-
neDt
On Monday, December 81 Mira IsABsrLA widow of Jas
Smith and daughter Of the Late Andrew snith aged 62
years
Her relatives and the friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend her funeral from her late resi-
~ 2 O'Clock
Tn Monday. December a. Mrs MEacr wrsr widow OF
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of her
sen sen 10 law WIN Arthur No Union place Hoboken,
are respectfully Invited to attend without further
On Tuesday morning. December 2s, after shor. but
severe iness hr JAMES Pcsrss in the a5th year Of his
Francis and bis BROTHER In law John Foster respect
folly invited to attend his funeral morrow afternoon
COOK Hom DIS ste re.iatHoe lo2 East E'gh eenth
street His rsnans will DO taken TO Greenwood for inter
mept
On Monday evening December q, Mrs MANIA HAnIow,
reilet o. John HaTios. aged 40 years
her friends and those Of sops-in law Melanethon
Nd. and Henry o freeman requested to attend the
from her late residence No 24s Wet Twenty ,hirl
street. Tho services will be held the church Of the
Holy Apostles oorn Of Ninth avenue and Twenty eighth
On Tuesday morning DECEMBER q cu.x,r, p,r,ry,
sTrvrss IN tho ga - ar of bis are - o"@'
,n-,tss end friends OF the family fully
49, sttepd the funeral nom the resiaenos Of his
70. ~ West Twenty etshth street Rridny After
AT nall past two o'clock without further Invitation
| Cemetery ~ SNN s
On Monday, D,cemser a. HuoH nc 9cfsz, Ia the Goth
iee"' ~ eg af'sr long and psinfai illness which 10
sre with Chris Ian fort,tuds native Of Monea county
Fermasash Iresud
The friends and acqualnteDees Of the family are re-
spectuy invited to attend his funeral from his late res
dence NO. 400 Seventh street. this afternoon ct one
| O'Clock.
Hnniekillen papers please copy.
on MONDAY evening, December n, Col yoHH CoySis,
| aged 81 years.
His funeral vii teko place from his late residence No.
IL keede street, this afternoon ct ono O'Clock from
whence bis remains will Be taken 10 Concord New Hemp
shfe Tor intssmeBt His relstivse sud friends aud the
are invited 10 attend.
On Monday December n. sAaAm Avn, daughter Of g.
ran Adm Dougherty, sged 70 years
The funeral viii take place from the residence OF her
two o'clock
On Tuesday. Dsosnssr %, cn.st.s EorAnD, youngest
son OF James <. ano Louisa Baldwin
The reiatvee apd srds Of the family are respectfully
Invited 70 attend thu fur&r this afternoon half past
one o'clock from No Ludlow street HE remains will
Dc taken 70 Greenwood Cemotery for interment
On Monday Dscember ST, ELlzABrrH MrnMrr IN the
Tat year Of her sgs
The relatives end friends Of the family also the mem.
bers Of the Sixteenth Bap Church. are rssppot
fully invited 70 attend her fuDsrs fron her late rod
deoce No i6S Perry street. this aftsrscos It O'Clock
preeissy.
Fevsusx pspeu plsass copy.
Mhc. ~ hsssh svNss, "a ksaAAg, Deosabss 81, Of
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Marina nisaafars

THE BRITISH STEAMER MoUNTAINEBR WRECKED.
NoRFsLK, Dec 20. 1889
The Brttieh steamer Mounta'neer OF and nom Liver
pool for New York, WAS totally wrecked Christmas
day eight miles South Of Ourrtuck inlet. The crew
were oil saved.
SUPPOSED LOSS OF THE BARK H0LLANDER.
Bosros, Dec g. 1862.
The bark Amanda jus arrived at this port from PA,er
mo- passed the Gath November. in lat Al OS lon Is
TO- portions OF the wreck of large vessel oomp ,sng
spars TIMBER piapk- part of the between decks and
had the word Hollaneer" In large guilt letters upon It.
The bark HollsDder Capt Bsrstow sailed hence sbout
the sth Of October for the East Indies and feared
she may be the vessel lost
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Items from the South,

THE NORTH CAROLINA kENATORsHIP-MAIL ROE
BERY-sALE OF THE BALTIMORE MUSEUM. ETC.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 70. 1859
One mail has been received from New Orleans but the
latest Ii still due
The North Carolina Legislature had postponed It's ~
jeurpment until yesterday but the corresposdent Of
the Wilmington journal says it Doubtful whether
another trial to elect United States Senator would be
made.
The mail from Mobile for the eastward was robbed On
tho 6h inst The driver Of the stage conveying Il
arr sted. but the guard could not be found.
Richard Matchett Jr who injured some weeks
since at fire on Exchange place. in this CITY died to-
day from his injuries
Mr. Owens the proprietor Of the Baltimore Museum
sold his establishment yesterday to Henry c. Jarre foe
$4,000,
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From PhslasssDuhls.

WESTERN PEODUCB-THE LAKn sHORg RAnsOkp
DIFfIOULTIus. ETC.
PaII.AoElPHiA. Dee. g 1861
One hundred asd fifteen ars suain,ng four hundrod
tons Of goods, arrived By the Central Rarosd to-day
from the West
In tbs application In the Supreme Court br an isuno
them fron further prosecution OF the Lake Shore Rs
road the argument concluded Day end the oase ID
held under advisement bv the judge
The passenger trains between the cty and Baltimore
Will hereafter until further notos the Newoas-
tie and Wilmington Railroad. In casa thors ehoud be
Ice In the Delaware river goods bs forward ~
this road. The trains viii With all those "a
the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore resA, and
with the STEAMBOATS, toushiDg ct Newcastle.
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MARITImRI RrnLLIGHnoH.


FOTs OF New Work. OeceRbsR -. IBD0,
Steamsf Up Africa tBrl. srrissn Liverpool Cuusrs
Shiv Glance Tay lor, Australia W r Dusse'
Ship hsnry Clay CaulAiDs Liverpool Spo6ord Tisstea
sip New 81 gland. Prottesu. glasgow Durham Dnsa.
S.,p Sr,ssss Barnett Nsw orls.us VIM Nelson sss.
s:.s S Or s,ss.sa: New oE,s.a El~e O..
ssris alto, nv, Ei.hsoE.. a.vsn.; Busl 90
sehr Il Wellington. Wells. Jacksonville. Thompsoa &
eohr Sea Bird Godfrey, Att karss Thompson Hunter.
hohr Jones Smith. Furnan, Wilmington. Nc. N Mo-
Sohi B,pew Grundy, JeGries Philadelphia W Mckee.
eohr Sarah elizabeth. smith New H.ses, master.
s.ssne Ksnnsbee. clArs. PHILADELPHIA B sanford.
s.s sS Rape T mi N NsS ss,.n
Sloop Rhode leland. LnbslL Providence master.
ARRIVED
s,sesIshp Uncle sam Mills .pins. Dec 49, sad a.
dse and pssaenssrs aitobiii Pas:si In he rivsr
ST. an, hip Ur'on. Adams Charless,n. Dec rs PM vish
mdss and to spcf rd Tuston CO. Was de-
sohp Sohs o s Smith J.on. Is
dsys win coffee ssd lssvsod 70 Beoi Kuahssdt.
ssSr Eliza eth l as:Hn Trsin na
sshr sr. line A.s Aec:rsoS yiIsiais days
sclr inc Taylor vhsini. sd.y.
sohi Lt,rty. Es,r; efi I'd lphia, days.
sshi aelrs.e Moore \ .shiss 3 ssys
Scbr Plymouth Rock. taoey. Doeton. 4 daye.
Steamer Pel.osn. Kenney Providence.
BELOW,
One ship in she EASTERN oHang
Wind BE al freeh. thick GU side shs Hook.
schr reported yesterday arrived from
Aps!Aohioola, not st Marks.
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ne 4Ueayls-~e nsas sCuwuo
n HAaRn (een }, q rsaA. s0sssd ssssoue1sa y
hc11tcss the making q rsvorss fron coacAeoes
Mr. hcmULLpE (tem.) OF VI moved thAs u - tahaD1-
No quorum voted ayes 81 nsys&S
notion - adjourn vas lest - yeas TO- nays ITO
The question agss taken laying tbs resolutisa
o. thetahAs and again DO quorum voted
FINELY, aStsr dsbeting point of eedee,
xhs House 1t O'Clock sojourns1 ~ yeasy4 aays g.
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PHILADELPHIA. Dsc. %, 1853
BY the arrival OF the bark Paez have Porto Oabes
dates to the 18th instant from which W learn that few
casee Of fever had occurred among the chipping.
Business unu.ualy dull-cofee washed was se,isg
at lilo s1lhc, and uuwssbed at loo aloHo OF hides
were at Ac aene.; cocoa 2Cc. 20 70; American dow
was quoted at $40 $l3H
The only ves els In the Euphema and Hsary
Mason, from New York
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eeaQoe3sa & ~ b1sQl GuaAK vaARcss oxAGISrAz
seed u DsasAs. eely ehiN u D<. 2 n. Dawssa.
DuhliD papees plea<e ccey
o. Tuscany, Dsosnssr u Nasr WILLIAM YAa., sssl
Ths reiativee ssd ieeds If the family also thee of
he step-Nn Alhsrs b WsshSurn, aRsctosatsly Ia
yieed 70 st<ud his funeral from h lste residenos Ne
81 hudsoa avenue Brooklyn % morrow afternoon q
On rus.dsy. Dsoembsr . suSssnay Of enssunp.loa.
RonAaD CoasA aes Of Hofdhsn In the Goth year Of his
aes.
The relatives 81 issSs o. the family ara respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral to morrow sfernoon st
one ocacck frs0 The York Street Methodist Gpiseops
Church. Brooklys Bis rsnans will be taken 70 Grcon-
veod CeOetery fer rtsrmvnt
Warehouses; county pspeEs please CODY