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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-03
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For Tie Mirror.

Miss Lucy IL am thankful to you
for your communication on tale bear.
ing, Tor ta,tling) | hope that it will
do some good at least for We have
some such customers III our diggins
only little more so; aud If there is
any kind of lncdicine that will do them
good, perhaps that will, If that does
not have its desired effect, please give
them another dose, "Miss Lucy"
AUNT DEBBY.
ScrabUcJnrgh, April 5, 1852.
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L. ". TAGANs. l.. 4. hAGANs.
l.. A. aA.iGANS Il co,
Forwarding and Com mission

WERCHINTS,
Cheat River Bridge, or Rowlcsburg,
B. and 0. Railroad, rs miles
west of Cumberland.
TIME subscribers having erected a large and
commodious Warehouse ut this point, arc
prepared to receive and forward merchandise
and Produce, with promptness and despatch.
IL-N.B.-L.A. IiAGANS, being the Agent
of the B. & O. h. r. ut the above named place,
will give his particular attention to the For
wardinr business. 1874 Ct. March, 1862.
lJ.Editors at Fairnont, ClaEksburg and
Weston will please insert Ct. mark price at the
bottom, and charge to this Office.
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The new Medicinal Herb.

Tho introduction of Caachaiagua from Cali
forniu, has been an incstimablc blessing. Its
extract, CONFORMITY with Lirerwort and Tar, is
the basis Of DR.. Rogers Syrup Of Lirrror',
Tar and Canchaidgud, which is working Won
ders in the cure OF coughs and catarrhal gGec-
tioas. Were II used by all who have predis-
position to consumption, there would be few
deaths from that disease. See their advertise
men, in another column. Jan. l5-it
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
Murphy, YTcrH0M A. Co.,

Successors to Murphy, Wilson s Coz
Importers and Wholesale Dealers il
Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods,
M. is IRood street; Pitsb0rgh,
Ara now receiving their Spring stock, which
will DO offered for Sale at Eastern prices for
Cash or approved paper, on the usual credit.
They invite ,hcattoRion of purchasers visit.
ing this market, In their Stock, which will al.
ways be KEEP, full; and tuGl satisfied that an
examination will convince all that ii is their in
tcrest to rurcha'o here. .a..s.
pl,.sburg, FeJ'y. n, 1852! iSt Ono.
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Nudge i'm the goth Circuit.

WYE are authorized TO announce the
w Hon. JOSEPH L. FRY, as call
dida,e for the office Of Judge in 'he 2OlIl
Circuit, composed of the counties Of Mon
ongalia, Hancock, Brooke. Ohio. Marshall,
Wetzel and Tyler. March II, 1852.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is Free from liorphine,


and ill other dangerous and narcotic Influence.
. To the weak and paralyscd nervous system it
imparts life instead Of death, and the pain is
stopped by the healthy influence which Rad
why's Ready Relief imparts to the nerves, in
stead of the lifeless, sleepy and paralysing eff
feet which Morphine aud all other preparations
continuing this poison produce on the system.
SICK HEAD ACHE.
ni3wAYs READY RELIEF WILL sTop TIE
MOST DISTRESSING PAINS IN 4, FEW MINUTES
AND PREVENT RENEWED ATTACKS.
1t will cleanse and sweetcn tho. stomach and
neu,r1lze tho pcrnicious acids Of the system.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
DiarrhGa, Dysentery,
Bloody rlhx, Cholera siorbhs,
i Painful Discharges:
1t relieves the most severe pains ina fcw min
u;cs--checks the most distressing discharges &
SPEEDILY REMOVES THE CAUSE.
RHEUMATISM.
Pain Relieved in Five Minutes!
Railways Ready Relief will stop the most
severe and e1cruciating pains Of rheumatism
almost instantly. Persons arc living in this city
who, for msnths, were confined to their beds
by Rheumatic pains, whose bones were un-
sound from top to toe, whose joints were dis
tortcd with painful swellings, that wcro reliev-
cd rom all pairin 10 minutes by tho use of
Railways Ready Relief. This is truth and thou
sands in the city Of New York; and hundreds
of thousands in the United States, can answer
for the truth of this assertion--wc need no ccr-
tiiicates Of Curcs-we publish no long list Of
names to prove the efficacy Of Railways Rca-
dy Relief, for the citizens Of almost every town
in tho Union, for tic last four years, have test
cd it themselves. a-n
CHILL FEVER.
Chiiis stopped in a fec minutes pain reliercd
instantly.
Railways Ready Relief acts like charm in
all cases Of chis and fever: it breaks the chills
Immediately, WARNS up and inrigorates with
health md strength every organ and secretion
Of the system.
PAINS of ALL KINDS.
Whenever you feel pain, a7ply Railways
Ready Relief. It's sure to relieve you in few
minutes. Ifyou have pains in The stomach, in:
testir6s; in tho liver, kidneys, bowels, Joints,
and bones, Railways Ready Relief, taken in
ternally or applied externally, will IN few
mingtes stop pain and quickly remove its cause.
Prize % and so cents per bottle.
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAR, =
Composed Of tlib most delicious, rare and fra:
grant gums
OF tStiac,s, oils and costly essences
or flowers, roo,s, trees and oriental plants,
Possessing wondtOns virtues Ger skin diseases.
| Radany's Circassiaa Balm:
Imparis nnttimrht to Ito hair, inakts 1t strong,
glossy, rich and lnznriant, clcanscs Tho scalp
from dandriit, fStohs tli6 hair & makes II grow.
y. . Price % celts q bottle.
RADWkY & Co.
Principal Office, 1862 Fulton st. N. Y.
AGENTS.:
N. II. Orr, Morganiown and Fairnlont;
W. folr & Son, Laurel Point;
J. u. Ycagor & Ca. Indian creek. s
February Is, iS1?. 1851
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q q q q
Extract Of Letter from an extensive Her
chant in Neenak, WIS.

chdnt IN NeeHdR, MS.
NrEYAI, Wis. Oct. Goth, 1851.
Mr.. John D. Park-Dsar Sir: ain out Of
your Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry ant
iDr: Guysotrs Extract Of Yellow Dock and
Sarsaprrlla:' Please forward supply inime.
diately. rEzl
Your Balsam Of Wild Cherry worked TO a
charm here; not bottle failed Of atEording i'm
mediate relief; and in every instance but one
fan old gentleman Of II years Of age) il cured,
aud the Yellow Dock has done equally WE'LL
| took three bottles myself, last Fall, and en-
joyod perfect health last winter, for the first
winter for eleven years; being troubled with a
severe eruption OF the skin which laid me up
from two weeks to four months every winter
and spring until last winter.
Henry T.. Jones, a brother merchant and a
particular friend OF mine, took two bottles OF
tho Yellow Dock for a Scrofulous Eruption,
which has worked an entire cure.
Ny store is corner Of Wisconsin avenue and
Walnut street. Yours respectfully
CHARLES II CASE.
In quar-, hotties, S, per bottle, or 0 bottles
for five dollars.
Sold by J! D! PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut sts-
entrance on Walnut ST., to whom all orders
must be addressed;
Also by H. H. Carr, Morgantown.
Campbell s. Watson, Fairmont.
L. A. Hagan, Kingwood.
Artil 10, 1859. 1877
Virginia, ss.-Ar Rules held in the
Clerks Office of Preston County Circuit Court
on Monday the lst March 1852.
WIN. Kimberly & jeremiah W. Leach, part
ncrs, trading S doing business under the firm
s style Of Kimberly & Leach,
VS. ...t.
James Mexican & John Mexican, partners IN
trade under the firm & style Of John Mexican
& Co. ..--..-.- ,...
IN ASSUMPSIT.
Tho object Of this suit il to recover from the
defendants the sum of Eighty dollars duo by nc.
count to the plaintiffs and tho said James Nc
Kean, who is a nonresident ia required to up
pear in the said Court within one month after
duo publication Of this order, and do what is
necessary tojprotcct his interests: and on mo-
ton Of the pldiRtiiIsby their Attorney, il is or
dered that the above order bc published four
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the 'Monongair Mirrcr''
aWcekly newspaper published in Morgantown
Monongalia County, Virginia, land posted at tho
front door Of the c6urt-housc Of said county Of
Preston, on tho first day Of tho mex. term.
n Gopy:--Teste: -..........
JoHNr. BYRNE, Cpk.
E. c. BuHkEa, PITS attorney.
Match 10, 1852.
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announcements.
no.r, of Public Works.

WYE arc authorized to announce The
w name of Col. WILLIAM J. Will.
LEY, Of Marion County, as a candidate
for III, BOARD Of Public Works; subject
to u nominating Convention il one be
heidi March IL iSo"'
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CHEAP WATCHES, JEWELRY "
SILVER WARE.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
1uenty per cent at least less than ertr hsEg been
sold in The United STATES!
GOLD LEVER WATCHES, full iewelleds. -
IS karat case :: only Sso
Usually sold for Ss5.
Gold Lcpinc Watches, Is karat case,
icwcllcd, ~
Silver Lever Watches, full jeweIIcd, f" II
Usually sold for SIS.
Silver Lcpnc Watches, jcwcllcd, " 10
Silver Tea Spoons, per half dozen, . D
Gold Pens, Silver holders, T" ]
Persons wishing a Watch or Watches, or
Jewclrv, can have them sent by mail, with per-
fec, safety, to any part of the United States or
West Indies, by first sending. the amount Of
money. Allariiclcs warranted as represented
above. Orders from the country respectfully
solic.,cd. Please address [pos, paid
LEWIS LoDAMuS, 1903 Chestnut
street, East wing ofthe franklin House,
march 90, 1852. 3m Philadelphia.
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SALiNE, Uct. II, 1871.
Mu. J. D. PARK-Dedr Sir: send you tho
foregoing certificate, and so far as ! am ac.
uuanted with his case it is NIL true. lprocured
il, thinking i, might be benefit to you and to
the afflicted. You have the privilege Of using
it as you think best. Yours, ". A. DEEns.
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County Surveyor.

VE7E are authorized to announce
w JOHN Il. DRABELL as candi-
date for the office of County Surveyor for
Monongalia county a. the ensuing cleo
ton. tie March 90, 1852.
VX7E are authorized to announce
w E. w. TOWER, us candidate
for the office Of County Surveyor d, the
ensuing election. March 20, 1852.
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Neuralgia.


Railways Ready Relief possesses an almos.
miraculous influence over the sharp darling
pangs Of pain of this cruel complaint. In few
minutes the pain.strcken sufferer experiences
the most delightful sensations of departing pain.
1t has cured thousands Of cases in the city Of
New York, where many Of them had been bro't
almost to DEATHS DOOR: The effects of tho
Ready Relicfis to stop th6 pain Immediately;
to strengthen the nervous system and supply
the nerves with energy and vitality, the loss Of
which, is the chief cause Of hetvous paind:
DANGEROUS PRACTICE:
Tho use of Morphine, Strychine, Aconite,
Delladonna, Arnica and other poisons, are not
only dangerous but cruel. The effect Of these
poisots is no, to euro the disease, or to remove
from the system the pains; but to
Dedden the nerres, to weaken and stop tho ncr-
yous energy, TO paralyze the functions Of
the nervous system & destroy sensation: =.
4 ts P.ssticS Is COZ a.tsa s5r a., length d
time the patient will not only waste away, but
the brain will become paralyzed and the intel:
Loot lnstEnvnd
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Revenue Commissioner.

NY We arc authorized TO announce
FRANKLIN r. SINCLAIR, as q candi-
.lale for Commissioner Of the Revenue for
the Eastern District Of Monongalia county
a, the ensuing election. March 49,
~ We are authorised 10 announce
JAMES T. McCLASKEY, as Commission.
or of the Revenue for the East District Of
Mononsalia county, subject to a vote oil
THE PEOPLE. ......... 49,
&c We are authorized 10 announce
MICHAEL r. CHALFANT, as a candi.
date for Commissioner Of the Revenue Tor
the Eastern Di.,ric, Of MOnongalia conn.
tv F5E March 30.
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Clerk of the cncui. Court.

WYE are authorized 10 announce
w GEORGES. RAY, as candidate
for the Clrrkship Of the Circuit Court Of
Monongaliu county. Feb. 26, 1852.
wWa are authorized to announce
RICHARD DAVIS; Of Cassvile, as q can
dida,e for the Clerkship Of the Circuit
Cou,, Of Munongalia county.
March 81, 1852.
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County Court Clerk.

WYE are authorized TO announce
w WAlTMAN T. WILEY, Esq.
as candidate for the Office Of Clerk oil the
Cour, Of Monongalia county. at the cnsu-
ing election. March IL, 1857
% We are authorized to announce the
name Of MARSHAL NJ. DENT, as a can.
Iidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the Coun-
~ Court, subject TO the decision oil the
primary election. Match 70
~ We are authorized TO announce the
name Of MARTIN CALLENDlNE, as
candidate for the office Of Clerk Of the
County Caur, Of Mohongalia comfy sub
lee, 10 the decision Of the Democratic
primary election. March 49,
70 We are authorized 10 announce the
name OF WIN. LANTZ. Of Blacksville, as
a candidate for the Office OF Clerk Of the
County Court, subject to the decision Of
the primary election. March 20
al .... For the Mirror.
Mr.. E,litor,-You will please announce
the name Of JOSEPH SNYDER, Jr., as q
candidate for Clerk Of the County Court Of
Monongalia, subject to the decision Of n
primary election, ifheld. March %.
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Ladies'
Fashionable SHOE and CATER
and Summer Styles.
MAEUEICTORY

IuSLpt VI - Ott L.
Spring and Summer Styles.
WILLIAM II. SAMSEL returns his thanks
w to his friends aud the public generally,
for tho liberal patronage heretofore received,
and respectfully informs them that he contin-
ues to manufacture at his Shop, on Walnut
street, one door Eas, Of Mr.. G. NJ. llagan's
Dry Goods Store,
Ladies', Misses and Chillren'S Shoes,
from tho very hes, materials, in the latest styles
and under his immediate superintcndance. He
has on hand and will constantly keep general
assortment Of Ladies', Misses and Childrcn's
Wear, viz:
Ladies fine Kid & Morocco Slippers,
do. Leather and Morocco walking
Shoes,
do. black and bronzed Caters, a
variety of patterns,
do. black and bronzed Jenny LIND
Shoes.
Having received from the Fast splendid
assortment Of the finest materials, selected
with great caro-, he feels confident OF being a.
BILE to give general satisfaction.
Orders promptly attended 70 and work made
up al the shortest notice. t--
WILLIAM II. SAMSEL.
NfrgaaiOtrn, AprH 10, 1852. l39ly
g.ireimi0, ss.-At Rules held in
the Clerks Office of the circi;t court OF
Preston county, on Wednesday the ID day
of March, 1852 .s.
Charles D. Hamilton, Jesse Hall, George
Brown and Samuel Byrne, Plaintiffs,
terSus
Allen Robinctt, Defendant,
,a IN CHANCERY. msa
The object of this suit is to get partition Of
One thousand acres OF Land, now owned as
tenants in common by the said Plaintiffs and
Defendant. The said Defendant, who is
nonresident of this State, is required to ap-
near in the said court within one month after
due publication Of this Order, and do what is
necessary to protcctliis interests. And on mo-
ton Of tic Plaintiffs by their counsel, it is Of
dcrcd tina, tho above Order be published four
weeks successfully in tho Monongdlia Mirror,
a weekly newspaper published in Morgantown,
Monongalia county, Virginia; and posted at the
front door Of the courthouse of the said county
Of Preston, OH, the lst day Of next term.
Tcstc:
. JOHN p. BYRNE, cl'k.
BRowY & CREsAr, Pl'ifs Attorneys.
March 10, 1852. ts
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For the Mirror.
Mn. EDrroR :.

For the Mirror.
Mn. EprroR:-
@ would recommend
HENRY DAUGnERrY, as suitableper-
son for the office of Justice of the
Peace, for Morgantown District.
?, = s s's VOTER.
April 8, 1852.
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Potash, Paffy6 Poscdcr.
\ frs,-ratc article of either for sale b.
Feb. }, ls2s. CARR, SMITH H. 60,
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f. c. tbskEh, PRS attorney.
Match 10, 1852.
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Allen Robinctt, Deion

BRowY & Caesar, Pl'ifs Attorneys.
March 10, 1852.
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CHILL FEVER.

ChiNs stopped IN a felc minutes pain rtliered
instantly.
Railways Ready Relief acts like charm in
all cases Of chis and fever: it breaks the chills
Immediately, WARNS up and invigorates with
health md strength every organ and secretion
nf thn systcm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

re haze no ta'os (saci as you hooe) ,chsreby to
eonsign them to Siarery That is the whole
case. Ii you want such laws enacted, apply
to yonr political allies now omnipotent in our
State for their enactment. We shall oppose
them before enactment aud take issue on their
repeal should they be carried, as We have no
sort of fearthat theywill be. But your courts
as wells as ours, lave of,en enough decided
that Slavery is creature OF law, existing only
where law has expressly planted il. We have
no such laws. Yon have them-tbat is just
the difference. The Lennon Slaves had
free passage through our State; but it is
Stare passage you require, and that VIC have no
law for II you want such law apply TO your
friends who have power to enact it, and don't
bother us, nor seek TO throw dust in the eyes
Of your readers.
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The House then adjourned.

MARINE DIsAsrERs-The brig AcOnite,
yesterday morning for repairs having los; both anchors
ard chains on Saturday night on Barreya- The Br
ship Banncckburr, Courd, from Philadelphia for No
bile, went ashore few days since in Horn Island Pass
Mississippi River
II Another unsuccessful attempt TO elect
United States Senator has been made in the North
Carolina Legislature. NJ w. Ransem (whig) has been
elected Attorney General Of that State
Ig A FIRE in the Post-Office block at Gas
diner, Me- did damage to the extent of 5000.
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First Two Weeks of Congress- Combined.

Whgs-We must do something about the
Tariff There is now surplus of Fifteen
Millions in the Treasury, and it is steadily in
cIeasiDg
Democrats.-You forget that zoe are coming
Into power in few weeks. Surpuses never
trouble rs. There is no need of acting On tho
subject.
Whigs.-Oh All! Yes to be sure, We
had forgotten that little circumstance The
surplus may be considered the same as DIS
posed Of
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MEXICO.

Tho Nsr. Orleans Pieaysns, Of the 18th INST,
has the following;
The discussion of the Tehuantepec question
occupies prominent place In the columns Of The sr
nsk II Mexico.
The Chamber Of Deputies refused to adopt
Il report of the Joint Committees 10 whom the mater
was referred and have returned the whole matter 10 do
Government again
New propositions have appeared from jonas
p Levy, which not presented % the Commiselop
named to open the proposals., but the Chamber q De
pufies after warm discusson, recommend they saau
not be considered by the Government Ar. Lsvy thre
ems TO protest
Mr.. sloo's agents have Withdrawn biz name
from their propositions AID presented them IN hsR Own
az purely Mexican Company.
Mr. Stevens's name had also been withdraw
from the propositions Of Cadsron, with the ssns par
pose.
The Government had favored tho Belange
proposition Much desire existed 10 know Whist hsxi
cans were comprised In this company but no one knew
seems however that evidence wss presenseo ss0esy
70 the Government and 4 was siae PeDocy esssnSo
that comprised the GsTsy and hsrgous claim Ins
Government Immediately abandoned tAs company M
su,tsined The Gusnsjusio proposi1oa. BeiAng6 came
oa next day In the Aesiier denyns shs tsct
The propositions at the latest date seem TO
stsnd In The following order 1st Guanajeseo cen.
pspy preferred ID Sioo's former agcns. Cs,dsrens
rosIpspy In which Stevens was Interested b:a,sge
Gsreiss proportions are ssd 70 be ruined ma Iey'
not entertained. ,.x~- g..
n. rnised Gssses which s6hrm thef he RevOnee1c
he's nov majority tn The esnase o the uneee
estes G6cienf TO secure dccisaon ezan9 nsnco ~
TO obtain within ninety days Dosssassoa Of me kss~s
The S;sio b;ez = Nssss advises Mr.. S'os's
ssertv 70 leave hs name b taer vscpoanons. nsgs'
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FESTIVAL FOR THE FIVE PoNrs House. on

fLsTlsAL FOh IHB Il I'VE IoiNfo AAoosh W
Ispusrnr-Tbe Musical Festival given BY the Society
Of the Iron Man. for the benefit Of the Five Points House
Of Industry, under the superntendence OF Rev L. VI
Pesse took place 1t Metropolitan Hall last evening
large audience present. filing the house to sr least
twothrds is capacity There present about 10 OF
the children ofthe Five Points dressed ina Uniform man.
ner-,he little girls wearing red dresses and dfao Sacks
and the lads having on yellow sacks and black leather
beta The exercises commenced BY the performance
of the First Psr. of the Csntata "Eleuthera BY Geo
Henry Curtiss the Orchestral Arrangement and con-
Quoting being by Mr. Geo F. Bstow. and the Choruses
sustained by the New-York Sacred Harmonic Society.
Mesrf. Nash Cur.isss Aadigsl and Gles class assist
ed In It's performance.
Az the close of the First Part of the Csntsts Poem
wa. read BY Augustiae Dugsnne entitled the Msson
of Intellect" which loudly sppIsuded q, several
points during it delivery.
After the reading OF the poem the children Of the
Five Points present sang TWO hymns and the "od
Folks at Home" A piece Of music was performed BY
Miss " 3. Brainerd, accompanied the piano by
Philip Heinrich The report Of the Central Secretary
Of the Society Of the Iron Man TO the Board Of Secre
tsres relative TO the Five Points movement vas thsn
read Itspoks Of the nosoTesy given 10 that locality
BY Dickens the commencement Of missionary effort
there by the Ladies Home Missionary Society In the
following words:
such was the aspect Of the Five Points q the
mencemerf Of 1880 and such suspces under
which band Of devoted Christian women contemplated
tetazk of reforming IL inhabksnfa. Municipal scc0n
had not preceded them 10 make their paths ssshe 70
ice authority was almost dead Letter " ~ psac& 1ns
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One Day Later from Eayana-Key West Siip.
ping Intelligence, &c.

BALTIMORE Monday, Dec. 20 ls52
The steamship Isabel arrived at Charleston
on Saturday with Havana dates oftle 18th inst.
Everything was quiet at Havana, and the ex-
element IN reference TO the Crescent City affair had
trey sutsi2ed.
The Cyane was still at Havana.
From Key West we learn that tho brig Flo
nina, bound from Charleston 20 Boston, formerly re-
ported to have put in there aud been condemned has
been sold.
The brig Empire, from Galveston for New
York. also put in for repa with loss Of sails and par.
The u. s Circuit Court at Key West had
been engaged with the Trial OF the parties indicted for
destroying the properly OF Spanish residents in l55l
They were all acquitted.