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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-23
RLACKSMITHING.

yEHE undersigned beg leave TO call the attention
Il of the public to their BLACKSMITH SHOP
opposite DR.. Neae's residence in Port Tobacco
here can assure them they may have work
done in the best and cheapest manner The Smith
employed by us is well known one of the best
in the county. w. MITCHELL,
Il. II. MITCHELL.
Jan. s, lS5l-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-23

TROCKERY.- Stone pitchers, jugs, churns.
" crooks, jars, spittoons edged and printed dish
es and plates, common and printed cups and saul
GERS, ewers and basins, pitchers mugs, sugar bowls
cream cups, ,umblers glass covered dishes on stands
salt cellars flower vases ETHEREAL lamps, lard aps
black, white and blue teapots, white and blue coss
cred dishes, castors extra glass vinegar, pepper ana
mustard cruets. For sale by
nov p. f. w. DAY . W.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-23

II. DUVALL. G. l.. IGLEHART.
DUVALL & IGLEHART.
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
No. 7S Light Street Wharf,
Between Pratt and Camden Streets,
BALTIMORE.
g-TThey will give their personal attention to the
sale of all kinds Of PRODUCE.
nov 6-6m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-23
$500 REWARD

lEtIIE subscriber will give the above men,
a toned reward for the apprehension of
g slave MOSES, so that ] get him
INV again. Moses was purchased of
GX WILSON DENT about July last,
~ and runaway shortly after tina.
- time. He is supposed to be Turk
ing about the ne ghborhood of Aliens resh
lie is about tweniy-eight years of age five
feet, eight inches high, stout built; COM
piexIon tawny.
WM II. WILLIAMS.
Charles Co. Nov. 6. 1S50-if
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-23
THE BEST AND MOST VALUABLE
agricultural implements and .Mdchinery

agricultural implements and .ndchlnery
Exhibited at the State Fair in 1850 will be seen by
the award of Premiums below:
A WARDED TO f. WHITMAN, JR., No. SIS
N LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, by the Maryland
State Agricultural Society. at Their Sd Annual Fair
held in Baltimore Esd, 24th and 25th Oct 1850.
For the best PLow in the PLowNG March, SO
For the best PLowING with Ok TEAM, (SPE-
GAL PREMIUM,) 9
For the best Prov on Exhibition, LIST PREM. S
For the best RAILWAY HORSE POWER, Whit
mans Improved, Ist PREM. Is
For the best HAY Press, LIST PREM. IS
For the best CoRNsHELLER, lst PREM. 5
For the best FIELD ROLLER, lst PREM. S
For the best CoRN-STALK CUTTERS, and
GRINDERS, LIST PREM. 5
For the best CHrRNs lst PREM.
For the best HAY and MANURE FoRK7 Isl
PREMIUM 9
For the best HAY RAKEs, lst PREM. 2
For the best CULTIrAToR, LIST PREM.
Also for the best WHEAT FAN, the Society's
Highest Honors, Certificate of pre-elninence
all others.
No exhibitor of Agricultural Implements at the
above named Fair, having received one-half the
amount of Premiums awarded on the different
kinds of Implements and Machines, it is conclusive
evidence that ours were considered the best and
most valuable on exhibition.
At the great air OF the Mary land Institute, for
the promotion of the Mechanic Arts held in Ralti-
more in October and November, 1850, the FIRST
PREMIUM, "a heavy Silver MedaD was awarded
to EZRA WHITMAN, Jr. for the LARGEST
and BEST DISPLAY of AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS Also LIST Premium, (another
Silver Medal,) for his Improved Wrought Iron
RAILWAY HORSE POWER, which was made
for exhibition at the Worlds Fair, in London, in
May 1851.
Our stock this season will be the largest ever Of
fered in this city, and probably in the World consist
al .
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-23

ZINE SALT.-Jnst received and for sale a
Il lot of FINE and GROUND ALUM SALT,
in beached large size sacks.
Dec. III 1850. WIN. BOSWELL s. CO.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-23
Mail Stage Office.

South side Pennsylvania .9renue, bcceen Sd & l-2
streets, and opposite Godsby's Hctet
JDASSEN ERS for the above or intermediate
L points can leave Baltimore by Railroad at
O'Clock A. NJ. and Washington by Steamboat at
O'Clock A. H. via Glymont (AIarbury's l.andingD
and arrive daily (by stage) at Port Tobacco by l-2
O'Clock P. NJ; and on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays, at Newport, Md, by l2 O'Clock p NJ.
and at Chaptco and Leonardtown on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; returning, leave Leon
.ardtown at O'Clock P. NJ. and Chapiico at o.
clock P. NJ. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days, and Newport Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, at l-2 O'Clock A. NJ, and Port Tobacco
daily at IL o'clock A. NJ. Except Sundays,
when the Stage will leave Port Tobacco at 8
o'clock A. NJ and arrive at Glymont MAT
burys Landrg) by o'clock P. NJ. in time to
connect with the Mail Steamer for Washington.
Through tickets from Washington to any Of the
above places can be obtained by application at this
office
Packages and parcels carefully forwarded.
Fare from Newport to Marbury Landing 81.
Through tickets from Port Tobocco to Washing
ton sl.50. MICHAEL McDERMOTT.
April 8, 1851.-tf
THOMAS B. CREIGHTON. WASHINGTON L. BoDKIN
CREIGHTON & BODKIN,
Wholesale and Retail
GRocERY, l.IaUoE AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Near the Ferry Slip.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
VXTOULD respectfully call the attention of pur-
w chasers to their large and well selected stock
that they have lust received from the n orth. We
name, in part, the following articles:
halfpipes French Bandy, various brands
5 bbls Peach de
5 Apple do
quarter Wines; bbls Cordial
10 bbs N. E. Rum
IL bbls Anchor Gin
pipe Holland Gin, acarranted pure
20 bbls Gibsons celebrated old Whskey
40 bbs old Monongahea
% bbs double refined
SO bbs Cincinnati &C
10000 Principe and Havana Segars
rs boxes Tobacco
20 hhds Porto Rico. Cardenas s. N. O. Molasses
20 hhds N. o. and Porto Rico Sugar
10000 lbs side and shoulder Bacon
1000 lbs town cured Hams
80 gross Matches; so boxes Candles
20 boxes Soap; 500 sacks Salt, g. "a s fine
100 reams wrapping Paper
25 packages loaf, crushed and puv. Sugar, also
Starch, Indigo, Sal Soda, Buckets, Drooms, Pow
der and Shot, Nutmegs, AIspce, Pepper, Mustard
Tea, Coffee, Snuff Stone-ware, WOODWARD of va
rious kinds, Paint and OILS, Fish, Flour and Meal
Shoe Thread, Wrapping Twine Cordage of all
descriptions, Oakum, Tar, and variety of articles
usually found-in Grocery Store, all of which
have been purchased for We and will
sell the most reasonable terms either for cash
to punctual customers. Please give us call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
March 20, 1850.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-23
ONE-PRICE CASH BOOT STORE.

ONE-PRICE CASH BOOT STORE.
I AM selling boots for $500 and $3.50 of my
make, which am not going to extol, for
their good qualities already known My object
is to tell the public where to find me- Stitched
Boots, Gathers, Shoes and all ether kind Of W ork
in proportion.
Persons visiting Baltimore from Charles county
are respectfully invited to give me call.
G-jfAll orders promptly attended to.
Wholesale and Retail at No. II Exchange Place,
BALTIMORE.
nov ST EDWARD CHOATE.
POT II Il K g. Nj I'D ID LETO
SHEET-IRON WORKERS,
And WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers in
TIN, BRITT.a,NI.4 and IR ON W4RE,
Pots, ovens and Kettles:
No. 80 South Ca1vert Street,
BALTIMORE.
aug 2S-6m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-23

JUST RECEIVED,
Al The Sfore-honse formerly occupied by
Taylor & Co., and opposite The
Farmers Hotel.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-23

Jan. s, ls5l.-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-12

The grand total of the last census vas % lpI but In
making the above calculations We have deducted the
population Of the Turks Islands Csco- and Mayaguana
amounting 10 5000 from the Hrs column these Islands
being nov under q separate government
New Providence IL the only Island In which decrease
q population has occurred and this may easily be
counted fer when remember the emigration of labor
crs TO Dtmersra, Jamsics aud Honduras which took
place some time since. and the recent removal Of
many mechanics laborers. sc. to Iuagua
The population Of St Salvador has increased nearly
tbreefod md that Of Insgus has been than tire
bled
The proportion Of males 10 females greater In all the
islands except New Providence Abaco. aud Green Cay.
where the females number sufficiently strong to give
them ajority ~ 20 IN the grand total, In Waiting
lshnd the numbers ~ both xes are equsl.
i9II
We have been kindly favored with the following state.
ment of exports Of pineappes from Governors IIsr-
DOT heuthers during the quarter ending Goth June,
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Police IptsIl,uepee.

R.Tn Of Prisgnps from Ml,rdati, Yesterday af.er
noon, ofhcers Patterson aud Nevin arrived ia town
n ON Milwaukee, State Of Wisconsin having In cuscdy
four Germans named Carl Sleiberg Engleber! SHIT
borg Daniel Sator and Michael Fisher. alia- feb'er'
whom the officers arrested In Milwaukic and broueht
from that State a rcqrisitob granted BY Gov Hn -
charging the accused parties with grand l1r.eny IN
stealing property amounting TO nearly $4,000 tesony
ing to n Mr. sne,der. IL appears that shrlprsS and
sattr cane from usvTe Together. 90 board a ~d,ch
ship was the property alluded 20 contained " number
Of cases Mr Shredder the owner just be<e the vessel
sai was seized with ~ OF sickness Had was unable
10 leave Sh.lh,rQ and sstor came for sard aud know
ing the property 20 be board as freight Shelbeeg
on arriving here. represented hirse6 at tho custom
house NJ sn,dcr 90 the required papers Snd
obaiped posse ssoE 81 the gods Of witch were
.oli In This city but the majority OF them we're con
.e,ed 20 mnwsukie Mr.. sueider recovered from his
sickness ard arrived befe about month ago Cad then
az covtrpt that bis rcoperty had been stolen in the
manner o. set tFth The four prisoners we're conveyed
s.fcrs yu"'r Lfttroy Who eopra,te4 ,hsm 70 prison
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No epesres Of performance can be Permitted specia
ne having been aesned for sch performance The art
oblige the Committee and the General Drestor BY being
dressed the minutes before the time for their
respective performance assigned IN the programme The
audience requesdto pass IN the right hand Of the inner
entrance aad 10 out the other side No
he rmtsd front Of the orchestra and STAGE
The circles Of reserved by the Committee
the state the Mayor and Alderm the
Edt N The pablo journals the artist. and their friends
will show their certificates for their seats 70 the
officers the ~ Of the stag. only be perfet BY
eht the officers Of the Committee will keep the doors
shut except during the ntermisous The committee have
attended 70 the ventilation 81 the house Ladies aad chill.
n durng tho day will lind female attendants whose duty
study and who will direct them With
oteot obtsping refreshmes The entire committee will
usters the occaion and will be by
ybbon uPon the coat collar They viii attend 70 the general
comfort % che audience and viii seats or ladies
and the yeuns brpnches Of famos Gentlemen ace re
transfer awe away their cheeks on leaving
Ee esrdea 10 aud boys the Battery who
peek 10 obtain admission In this manner
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The Turf.

CNio, CovEsE, l.. 1-TRorrrSG.-A sweepstakes and
purse Of 5000 mile heats, best three in Eve, in double
harness trotted for yesterday afternoon. Three
entered consisting of six capital horses
William Woodruff had in charge br IN Lady Eliza
beth and &. e Stranger; 6. Hosgland had b. 9. True
John and & g. shackclbsck; and J. WhelpLy hc.d the
reins over ch. m. Fanny aud b. &. orphan Boy. The
novelty Of the attracted large crowd Of persons
hundreds Of whom had before = contest be-
tween horses in double harness Previous start s.
Hcagiands team the favorte. Tho race, unfortu.
natey did go of satisfactorily could DO desired
which was oecasonsd nrst by whclpcy team sworving
across the tracy and interfering with iIoagand for
which rnlucty movement whepiey was dstancea; and,
although HosglsId outside Of the distance stand
when the Jag fell. the judges gave him the right 10
start again for the stakes In the second heat Hoazand
was even more unfortunate than whclpey in the first
lie crossed t. track In coming home and the penalty
for suel Infringement Of the trotting rules promptly
me,ed cot to hun, thu ending the In two heats
Fusi Hat Woodruff won the pole, whclplcy The
second position, giving the remainder q tho track TO
ioseland There was considerable trouble In bringing
word; however after about half hours delay they
were startrd-M belpey with the lead. Hiram next and
Hotgsnd length or two behind, far the outside.
Before reaching the drawgate Fanny aud Orphan Boy
broke mp. aud crossed In front Of Hoaand who
save hmse nom going into the wagon Of whepley had
ts fore WbeIpsy rece,er,a and tb.v sro
Hoagand one HUNDRED yards before he could get his
horses started again In fact before he got them fairly
settled. he more than two mile distance behind
III. team trotted finely from the half mile pole and
although he gained rapidly the Others they passed
The goal the distance flag fell In hts face Hiram
Tn, beet by about thirty yards The judges dstanccd
Wholpey for foul driving and gave Hoagiand the priv
eye Of sgaa starting This decision gave offence to
ome, while others pronounced jus hut whether right
CT wrong In this instance u should not be prece dent
Tor future races Time Of the hsst. 2:56k
Second I,ai-The horses started very evenly and
they vent &c near The quarter pole side aud side Roth
itsna then bruke up AID Sh1okelbsck and True John
took her longer than rams mays before they recov-
cred, led 90 the half mile pole length OF two In
In. Eosud the lower turn both teams vent very finely
and they came up the home stretch at tremeu dois
rate hoaglapd took the inside Of the track when he
the hun. strrch aud Hiram went far over on
the outside Hcaglsnd Kept his position well until he
passed be drswgste but he then began t.
the rht aud vhun he crossed the he nearly
IN fTObt ~ Hiram; thus. BY hs mismanagemru Mt
losing that almost dollars rents In his favor
Time, ~ IL The following Il the summary
n woo,,,,g .n,.-., Or N Lady Elizabeth,
Stranger, -
q tt,..t..s 49,. b q True John, , n q,
x & ebsckelbsck 80 "F'
j. Wheip.sy entered ca. m a fanny dis.
~ - b.
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Coin ~ LOUISIANA. We have just seen specl
men. equal ia ineoess TO the best California gold
IL 10 piece Of, quartz roct encrusted all over with
gold. and filed in all its veins WITH that root OF
all svil." IL was brought and exhibited to us from
Judge Bulla tds place, on the Bayou Provincial. ten
t,y between n. Provincial arc the main road from
this TO Fort Jessup, have often thought that oes
Of different kinds must be bid. The face Of the
country Is somewhat billy, with deep rayines be
tweer the bills Coal has been found thore in large
btas, and MIR Lee. who once lived near there,
brought specimens Of what he thought gold dust to
this place. 20 be tested ", however, sppea ed TO
be mica. Tue specimen Of which We speak IS the
real - simon Pure and no mistake .-lNaielscs'eS
(L1) Chyyrls. Jplv 10
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PAwrUcKEr, l., August II, 1851.
John Cookson Is now undergoing examination for the
murder Of his wife at seekonk Edward Kearns. his
nephew, who arrested with him in New York. is de-
tanned as witness Cooon denies all Wedge Of the
murder and declares that the body found was not that
OF his wife He admits however, that he knew suspicion
rested upon him before he left home. lie asked the
oscers several times they had found the child and he
made several contradictory statements concerning both
his wife and child He told the for whom he worked
in seekonk, that the child dead, and he wanted
money to bury it. Great excitement exists in Paw
tucket and Seekonk
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The State Elections.

NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIeH, August 8, 1851.
Intelligence from the Eighth Congressional district
states that Stanley (whg has gained in Beaufort coun-
ty l6s In Craven county 90 and In Washington county
49, Rufin (dem y has gained in Wayne county, 40,
where his majority ST. in Lenoire county his gain
o, with majority Of l73; in Greene county majority
o and in Pitt county his gain 60 staneys gain in
eight counties is 1885, and he Is doubtless elected.
In the Third district Dockery (whig) has gained COZ
In the Eve counties heard from.
Nothing has yet been heard from the other districts
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 0, 1851.
BENJAMIN g. Shields the Union candidate Governor,
has been elected over Henry W. Collier, secessonist
IOWA.
DrBuaUE August Q, 1851.
The wings have elected their ticket In whole or In
part, in Dubuque, Jackson, Clinton Scott and Lyme
counties
Delaware county Is uncertain. Clinton is probably
democratic SO are also Desmoines and Cedar.
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the sum OF 81 COO for his appearance TO testify In the
matter N n. M0UNTF0RT, Police Justice
romeo Court Third District New York, July H. 1851
four o'clock In the afternoon was appointed Is the
hour to give bail the parties all left the Office
nccordngly Mr. Barber attended and gave bail him.
seiI IN enVeo, and In a like amount his surety Mr.
snss pepeen Formerly book keeper at Floreuces uo-
~t ana nov Keeper Of the new hotel, 789 Broadway
MT bradley DID not give bail the case having been
since the decision Of the Justice removed by ora 10
The Supreme Court, before the Hon Judge King An
oner was served on the Justice to produce copy Of his
irtters Extends to as eoss1 which without the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-12
Visit of tho Washington Rihemen.

ALBANY, August II. 1SJI
Capt. Backs Company d, Of Washington Riaemen
arrived in the steamer Reindeer, this afternoon, and
were highly delighted with their passage They were
received by Capt Triggers German Rsmen and
through the principal streets to their a.
stanwx Hall. They are accompanied ty the New York
Brass Band The Rihemon will partske Of supper
rendered thsm, and in the morning visit the United
states Arsenal 1t watcrvlies. Tomorrow evening they
will take the Isaac Newton and arrive in New York on
Wednesday morning.
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We received, last night, the Nassau ~ p Guardian,
70 the 10th ult, inclusive.
The only items Of any interest are the following
The ofneiai returns o. tho population of the Bahama
Tlsnds taken the Goth March last appearing in
this evenings impression, Il may be interesting to our
readers 10 compare the present with the last In
order to how the ratio In which the OF the
various isn d. within this government have increased
since that period
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AZ 10 n,clnck. u. NJ.

1T 10 oclock, II. NJ
The whole Entertainment will conclude with the varied
end extrao rdinsry performance Of the
RAvEL FAMILY.
The classic scene called the Three Gladator By the
three brothers. Francis Antoine and Jerome kavel
The rising AID daring fet.s or the wonderful Mons
Bondin the Tisht Rope whose extraordinary achieve
Of the
Mons. Brilliant
eeiebraed and Jcta Arr.son se by Madame
Nareth Nile. yictorins rrahek frAacSs and Antoine
rlave
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The storm at the East.

Nrw BEDroRp, August IL, 1851.
In westport this place the tempest Saturday
last was almost unprecedented. Pull grown trees
fences, stone walls cornnelds Sc, levesd to the
ground Not only glass, but window frames were de-
stroyed by the hail
In this place the storm very severe the rain fall
ing in torrents but serious damage was done
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Indiana Election.

by the following from the Toledo BaS, the 9Th inst
1t probable that the wings may have gained sno
Their member Of Congress IN Indiana -
We learn informally that samuel Brenton Cndepend-
ent) has been elected to Congress Borden, dem
10 Fort Wayne district
fitch (dem.) Is elected Colfax (~hig) In the Lo-
gaDsport district.
Toledo Il point Of easy communication with the
above disfriefs
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ASSURANCES.

TUE pSooKLYN FIRE INsURANCs CoxPANY-
Chartered IA l.24 Onicee ~ Fulton street. BROOKLYN
Merohaptt Exchange. Wall street York-have theft
cspita tse alec hsndsoms eurpsl invested IN the
nndoubed ecnttes and continue 20 insure buildings
sohsndse urniture and other personal property vessels
Qor and ther cerse upon as avorahe terms other
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH. Pre- idsnA
AIrnrn q SIENNNa. ecratarx.
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Death OF the Rev. William M. Rogers.

BOSTON, August H. 1881.
The Rev William NJ Rogers, leading minister Of this
city who has been lying i'll for time died in Dor
chester at ten O'Clock this morning. He was born in
England and has been for many years pastor OF the
Winter street Congregational Church
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Discovery OF a Body.

BURLINGTON, VT, August H. 1851.
The body Of Burdick Sprague, of Morristcwn missing
Tor two years past has been found in Lake Memp
COG with his throat cut. The body In remarkable
state of preservation to be at recognized by
his friends sPrsguo is said to have been wealthy and
was undoubtedly murdered The discovery has caused
much excitement
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AmUuN n nc n N.

INFANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL, Sos
brsadvsy "A door seove Niblo's hdnttanoe % cents
cbiicren Wv cents Doors at o'clock. Performances
conmsne9 at s.elock Ise Infant Drummer will sppear
tcng IN cobrctou With other attractions This infant
~ years OLD s certsiny doing wonders Ia the way
81 hlins ths house Psrtss wishing good should
AN.
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Another Murder.

RooHrsrEE, August ii, 1851
During drunken, quarrel, yesterday James Barrett
struck his wife violent blow her head With his fist
from the effects of which she died in three ksurs
Barrett has been arrested
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at ~ mtntQes before | o'clock, Pm.
Tae Company Of the


DIE wEIBLICHE SCHILDWACHE,
The Female Sentinel.
"A Vaudeville in by Mr.. Friedriek composed by E.
Stegmann.
Mother Anton Madame Schmidt Anton, her sen, Herr
Hoym; Rose Madame Kenkel; Jacob Herr Benleb Hans,
Herr Kenkel Caspar, Herr thinner Hns Herr Herr
mann; Peter Herr Wensla~ski
lntermission till o'clock, Il. =.
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Railroad Accident.

CHARLrsroS, August 4, ISL
On wednesday evening last, when three miles from
Newberry Court House, O., passenger train the
brake There were forty passengers and few of them
escaped more or less injury No lives, however
In.f
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From Cuba.

BosroS August IL, 1851.
We have received advices from Cienfuegos, Cuba to
LIST August when all quiet at that place. and in all
the region round about
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SCunnL INK SCANnaI
1t Is inmates past o'clock PM,
address on behalf Of Mr.. hSrshall. by Mr. Riohings.
a. s q -'SY,f sEy s;t ? Ss,sss Ar r NJ


{fl yaleo de Here's by. Nile. Caroline Rousses,
Ia Polka Rationale bT Miles Theresine and adelaide
Rousset.
ryalse. BIZ Mile Clemen tine Rousset.
"a Manots NY -. Miles Caroline and Adelaide Reusset
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Pca CHa az,--The steamship Empire City Captain
wilson sailed yesterday afternoon Cor Chssres, ris TIA
vsrs. uss passengers names vD 70 t'psa Ia another
,oi,,nn