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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-06

CEYMOUR'S GALVANIC ABDOMINAL
- SUPPORTER
Marshes improved Spring Trusses, single & double
HILLS do do do
Rheinardts do Glass Pad do
Strap Trusses of various kinds now in use of all
sizes Received and for sale by HENRY PEEL,
Druggist. corner of King and Fairfax Streets Alex
andria, Va. sep Is
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-06
MILFORD 3. MOORE,
UNDERTAKEN,

DEGS leave respectfully to inform the citizens
- of Charles and Prince Georges Counties that
he is prepared to make COFFlNS and attend Flu
neras, at the shortest notice, always having on
hand supply of material and good Hearse. His
charges will be very moderate.
Near Horse Head, June 2, ls5S-em.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-06

GROCERIES, Every article in the way Of
" Groceries for sale very cheap by
au 49, G. w. BARNES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28

The GARDINER TRIAL.-On Tuesday the
b,,,;ness before the court was chiefly to exam.
inc certain letters sigued by J. c. Gardiner
,ho bro,her Of Or. Gardiner. He would neither
admit nor denv that he had written them.-
some, he said looked like his, others did not !;
hat he acknowledged none. One ofGhese let.
tsrs was addressed TO the Alcalde OF the town
n RIO Verde, and informed him that DIR. Gar
diner worked mines at Laguinillas, which were
interrupted by the war with Mexico, causing
DR.. & 10 lose all he had paid for the mines,
together with what he had made, which was
also invested and that in order TO substantiate
ms claim before the United States Govern
ment Tor indemnity, sundry certificates from
persons engaged in the mines were necessary
snd he des cribed 10 the Alcade some of the
requirements 10 be followed in taking their
certihcatts-insuucIing him TO retain COPIES
and send The originals TO him. This letter is
dated Oct. 10, 1851. The same day the AL
cade replies that he cannot comply with the
Instructions Of Mr.. j. c. Gardiner for, not to
speak Of Laguinllas, there had never been in
the district single mine, much less any Of
such importance as those mentioned by MIR,
Cer1iper
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By Alexander Nott q 20.
NJ oKTIMoRE,s BITTER CORDIAL

AVA AND BLOOD PURiFIER-Price.S 81 per
BOTTLE PhysIcisns Ui the first standing In the
medical profession and prescribe it as the most
enecnve ALTERNATIVE AND BLOOD PURIFIER
suffered from diseases complaints brought on by
seoentary habits exposure Indigestion torpid state Of
the nVer OF impurities Of the blood now look upop
Inns Corolai as most mysterous and magical in il.
heallng properties and restoring powers In stand.
prominent IN the treatment and cure of NeuraIgia
General Debility and Nervous Affections Dyspepsis
VI Loss OF Appetite, Acidity of the Ste
mach Nervous Headache, or Flow of Blood to tho
neaa, I0stlveness or Irregularities of the Bowels
PleuTlsy, Pains or Misery in the Side or Region of te
ealt atuiency or Depression OF Spirits Papitatioa
Prostranon OF the Nervous System Cold Chilly Sen.
satlons. or Numbness of the Flesh or Limbs Diicut
or PT4fuse APPROPRIATION Night Sweats Diseases Of
eases of the Kidneys Derangement Or Prost-s+e' c..
dtion of the Organs of Nature which canss ns;n6a,
Irregularities. especially with Females: nraSrc;n.
Debility and Prostitution of the Nervous System, Paje
or SalloW Complexion.
hi0rIimOre's Bitter Cordial
Is purely vegetable pleasant to take and perfectIv
safe to be used in any state of health even by the
most delicate female or child.
Il Price one dollar per bottle.
w. V. ALEXANDER Co., PTopretors, No. l Bar
clay street (Astor House, New York.
" Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
tsn in all its forms, either infammatory acute or
chronic, no difference how bad the case or how long
standing. This is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM.
POUND, which is vegetable extract internal re-
edy, prepared expressly for this disease. IL has
already cured thousands who had long been crpples
The evidence Is most erwhelming and convincing
as gwen by vast numbers of our most respectable CT
items.
Call and get circular and read the letters and GER
tlhcates OF your friends and those around Won wbe
had long suffered but who have been restored TO per
fect health by this remedy
For sale by PURCELL, LADD l. CO sole Agents.
for Richmond ap2o
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l. Ev Liver Complaint, DebiIity,- Extract
rom James Harris, Esqs. letter, Alexandria. Va
After speaking of wonderful cures on himself he savs
I n mas oeent suffering with the liver complaint
anu Win lnaoliity, constantly complaining, from
weakness, through her whole system she now en-
JOYS better health than for thirty years being entirely
restored by the use of Hampton's Vegetable Tine.
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST EYES
EXTRACT from Letter from J. Grimes, Esq Loudon
MY wife has been for Years affiliated with r,s.,
weakness pain in the breast side and back: palpita
ron OF he heart feebleness of the nervous sysfem
eye almost gone, the other very weak Lam pIeased
say Hsmptons Tincture has restored her perfect
fsf ARE as gSSd nov 20 as they
Mrs Bagwell, of Virginia suffered from Rheuma
tism from her 18th to her 5Oth wear of age ar ties
sas, Reng wealthy, she employed the
@ eoicai attention, and tried many medicines but
was cured only by Hampton's Vegetable Tncture
TThho iS. EXPLANATORY RHEUMATS M.
Baltimore. was great sufferer for eight years
RESTORED to perfect health by Hampton's Vegetable
MORTIMER & MOwBRAY,s,
A., Sio Baltimore ST, and 304 Broadway n. Y.
ESQ; by U. A. Strecker, Richmond; G Jones &
20, petersburg, and Druggists generally; who give
Pamphlets gratis APPS
Eg Female orphan Benefit.-To Hin 4
humane Association have accepted your offer to
give the proceeds of one day to the Asylum, and
beg you - appoint the time.
10 the Ladies Of the Female Humane association:
mr. traits compliments, and will be happy 10 de
vote the services Of himself and assistants to the
oeneht OF the Orphans on Saturday, the 7th of
May next.
VIRGINIA DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
ep 20 No las Main st.
stefeoscopic Daguerreotypes also for sale by
WA. A. PRATT
r. The most confirmed cases of the most distress
ing diseases, oft times arise from Indigestion All of
US, mole or less, troubled with this ann own
symptom, still as 1t Is general thing do not at
Tempt to indicate until something serious ntervenes
we would, as public monitor, warn all our readers
against the sin of neglect, and at the same time re-
commend to their notice DR. Hoofands German Bit
ters, the original preparation as prepared by NJ
jackson, No l2O Arch street, PHILADELPHIA We have
seen cures effected Though its influence Scotts
Weekly. For sale by
te q PURCELL, LADD CO. Richmond
e If you Want Something Very Nice
for Tea, send to WIN. FALCONrkS Bakery, III
Main Street, about O'Clock, P. L., and get some
Tea Biscuits. NH lift
e JAMES e. HEATH, Commissioner
In Chancery, Circuit Court of the City of Rich.
mond.
"a Office for the present, at the Virginia House.
az 26-lmI
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Treaty. Of Peace Concluded.

BosToN, April 70, z. M.-The Boston Jour.
DaI, by means OF the recent arrival of the Pea
Goes al Salem, has received letters of the very
latest date from Buenos Ayres. They con.
yey the Intelligence that the commissioners of
tie aeliiSerent parties who had been appointed
for the purpose of negotiating, have al last con-
cluded treaty Of peace, which was awaiting
ratification by Urquiza and The Buenos Ayrean
authorities. The impression was prevalent
that the treaty would be signed, aud peace
and quiet again be restored. The terms OF the
treaty, ii is said, are liberal and likely 10 satisfy
n! naLlies.
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RICHMOND MARKET,



Yesterday being extremely dull day, pass
ed the Basin and saw about forty large boats and
not a barrel Of Flour any goods shipping
The Spring trade appears TO be pretty much
over-the Country Merchants having nearly all re.
turned home with large stocks of goods while
our wholesale dealers furnished large share of
tner supplies
FLOUk-Is frmer under the steamers news.-
Holder ask "a 7.6 to S. from Store We heard of
sales except TO the city trade at S47stoS5,
CORN-50 10 SO
BACON-A shade better
TOBACCO-The demand continues good and
the supplies not very large Sales are animated at
If =
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
By Wellington Goddin.


| . HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
| 5TH, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold on Fri.
| day Afternoon, the 29in April 1853 upon the
premises, commencing at 1T o'clock. Two most de
siraby located Lots, each fronting 30 feet on the
East line of 5th street. between Clay and Leigh
streets, running back 100 feet TO alley.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and l2 mos
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed, or title retained
ap2l w. GODDIN, Auctr.
TRUSTEES SALE or REAL ESTATE
l. ON CLAY, BETWEEN IND AND BAD SITS
BY virtue of two deeds of trust, dat oath Octo
Der, isf9 and 3ist May 1850, both duly recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court, shall, Tin execution OF
the same, having been requested by the creditor
therein named,) proceed to sell at public auction,
on Monday, the second day OF MY, 1883,
upon the premises, commencing at Al O'Clock, the
Real Estate conveyed thereby, consisting of Lot
fronting 40 feet more less, the South side of
Clay, between End and 3rd Streets running back 81
feet, on which there stands framed tenements
The deed requires cash sale but am authe-
rised BY the creditor to say that lieu of cash, he
will accept one.third cash, balance at and mos
with interest added.
ap2l w. GODDIN, Trustee.
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold,
framed Tenement ON the East line of End street,
between Clay and Marshall streets fronting 80 feet
running back about 80 feet. Tne house has
rooms and rents for Sl20 per snnum.
iERMs-One-third cash balance at and u
months Tor negotiable notes, interest added, So
cufeo oy trust deed, or title retained.
apps w GOODIN Auctr
ARGE NUMBER OF Lots IN Ora.
- HAMS and BAKERS ADDITION NEAR
BACSN QUARTER BRANCH TAVERN, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold, on TUES
DAY, the 26Ih day of April, 1853, upon the premi
SIS. commencing at o'clock an undivided moiety
| OF 400 feet OF ground on the South side of Moore
street, West OF Pine street, about 600 feet of ground
on the North side of Moore street, between Pine
| and GIlmer streets-abou, 130 tt of ground ON the
East line of Gilmer street. whereit intersects with
Moore street.
Also, lots Nos 4, 5, and T. containing 100 fee, of
ground on the South East line of Baker street, op
posite to the residence ofJacob Shook, Esq. The
above land will be laid off into suitable size build
ing lots, plot CT which be seen atmy Office in
few days.
Terms-One fourth cash, balance at g. 6 and 9
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc.
cured by trust deed, or title retained.
apl9 w GOODIN, Auct'r.
POstPOnement.-lnc consequence OF the sur.
veys not being completed, the above sale is post.
pom d to Thursday afternoon the 5th May, 1853 at
o'clock. Upon several of the lots there some fine
springs, and through some OF them pure streams
Of spring water run. w. GODDIN,
apes Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Wellington Goddin. Auct.
CAREYvILLE FOR SALE AT Al

I tAMEI tILLE FUK SAFE Al AUG.
~ TON, TWO MILES WEST OF RICH
AOND.-Will be sold on MONDAY, the 9th dav
oil May, 1883 upon the premises, commencing al
a O'Clock, NJ, this beautiful Farm, containing
vi acres, situated ia the county OF Henrico miles
west OF the city of Richmond, adjoining the lands
81 Messrs Robinson, Jr, Lewis ID Crenshaw, &c.
Ii will be divided into eleven lots of about acres
each; fronting on the north line of a street, which
is IN direct straight line with Grove street. in the
town OF Sydney. On one Of the lots there are
buildings suitable for small family, and an orchard
Of excellent fruit
The land is most beautifully located and i. al
mlraoly adapted for market gardens or suburban
residences plat of the land can be seen at nv
Office in few Gays. ~
TERMS: One'tourth cash; balance at G. l2 and IL
months Tor NJ gotable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed. w G0DnN
apes 49,.
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The itInrIrat.

NEW YORK, April 27.-Saes of 10000 bbls.
Flour, Mt $3.50 to S4.62 for State, Southern
hrm' Wheat scarce. Sales of 10000 bus.
Corn at steady rates.
BALTIMORE, April 27.-Sales of 400 bbls
Flour at 81 81 to $4S7.
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Late and TmDortant tram Nem Uezi,

ittftI
NEW ORLEANS, April 26.-Milliard B Fair.
veil, bearer Of dispatches from the United
States Legation at Mexico, arrived on Inc
steamer Texas, reports that on the 8;h an ex-
press arrived at the city of Mexico, bringing
news OF the occupation of Mescada Valley,
in chihuahua, by the Governor of New Next
co.
This intelligence created great surprise,
and the determination was expressed TO drive
outthe Americans at the point of the bayOnet.
In armed force was ordered 10 proceed 10
Chlhaahua to reinforce the Mexican General
and assist in expelling Gen. Lane. A delega-
ton OF the Mexican authorities waited upon
Judge Conkling, and made solemn protest
against the whole proceeding. The utmost
excitement prevailed amongst all classes, and
The reply otGoy. Frieas to Lanes procama-
ton wa regarded most unusual and pow.
e!tul yindlcation OF the rights of Mexico.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28
BY Davenport. Allen q Co.
400 CASES BoOTs. SHOES AM

NVTTI OEht5I-S IOV1Ss SHUhS AND
HUI HATS AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY 6th
May, we will sell at 10 o'clock at our Auction Store
large assortment of fresh and desirable Good 8
OF latest styles for Spring and Summer sales, con.
sisting Of
Gents fine Calf and Pump Boots
Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes, of all quail.
ties
Ladies' fine Cater Boots Morocco
Jenny Lind Slippers and Ties
Misses Boots ana Shoes
Chlidreus' Sewed Morocco and Goat Boots
"omens' Peg'd and Sewed Buskins and Ties
OF all qualities
Mems Harvest Brogans, of superior quality
sizes 6 to IA
HATS -Drab and silk
LEATHER-350 sides "good" Sole Leather.
TERMS: Under 500 cash; 500 and over mos
credit for approved paper.
ap % Aucts-
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Serious Railroad 4ccideat.

BUFFALO, April 26.-The express train OF
cars from Chicago last night came in collision
with the migrant train on the CentraI road
eight miles from Chicago, by which accident
some fifteen or twenty persons are believed TO
have been killed, and about fifty severely
wounded, some supposed fatally. All the kill
ed AMI wounded we've on the emigrant train.
Those on the express train fortunately
escaped without injury except u severe shock
The conclusion was terrible, breaking some
Of the engines and cars TO pieces.
The names II the killed and wounded have
not been uscertained. Most of them were
foreigners.
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Wreck Of The .AiJQtrOs,

NEw ORLEANS, April 25.-Tho Picayune
mas received accounts Of the wreck of steamer
Alnatros, bound from New York to Vera
Ctuz, on The evening Of the 10th instant. TIE
passengers were fortunately all sayed-the
vessel valued at ,0O0-insured in New
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28
By Alexander Mott 81 Co.

GALE OF sTUUh, FARMING UTEN
~ Sis, &c. &c, AT AUCTION On Friday
the 29th April commencing at 10 o'clock, we vii
sell at auction at Woodviile, the Mechanicsville
Turnpike, about one and half miles from the city
large stock OF Mules, Cattle. Corn Oats Fodder
Shucks, Wheat Straw, Farming Utensils and house
hold and kitchen Furniture.
The Mules are all under seven years OF age
The Cattle have been selected with great care, and
some OF them are thoroughbred. At the same
time and place will be sold. one of the best BIZ ed
Mares in Virginia, whose pedigree is without flaw
She has Colt by her eide, slied by Revenue, and
has been studded this season to Tally Ho. She will
be II years old in May. Aleo a well bred Filly, by
Alamode, years old, unbroke and two Coils II
months old, one by Tally Ho the other by Poly.
dore.
TERMs-Cash for all sums under $50; 4 months
for all sums over S5O-neg otiabIs notes with Sc.
curlty It quired.
Sale to De conducted by
8p26 ALEX MOTT l. co, Aucts.
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was experienced During the first day attempts
we're made by the survivors, after buryipR the desc,
- precure water by con6ensing steam, but the ex'
nm mt failed There were now some two hun
drad and seventy souls congrees;ed OF tie beach.
rd they all went without tasting water for City six
hnurs. the salt provisions only aggravated their
sufarings.
The next dsv the sufferers were relieved by whsl-
~ vessels In Magdsena Ray.
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Arrirat Of the Falcon

NV ORLEANS, April 25.-The steamer
Falcon arrived today, from AspinwaIl, with
the mails and passengers, and about $780,
600 in gold dust.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctr.

ny JHhHts M IEyIUT, AUCIr.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ROCK.
' ETTS, AT AUCTION.-Wi!! be go on Mon
day, I'd May, commencing at O'Clock, P. NJ, upon
the premises, that large Brick Building and LOT at
Rockets. formerly occupied by Mr. Granger as
tavern This property fronts 80 feet on Rockets
street, (beiow the creek,) and runs back to Water
street. The building contains l8 rooms, with con.
veniences, &c, and is well adapted for business
house.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and u mos
with interest, with deed of trust to secure the de-
ferred payment
ap2l JAS. M. TAYLOR, Auctr.
ADDITIONAL.
35 Lots in the Town of Euiton.-After
the above sale, will be sold 81 building Lots situa.
ted in the town of Fulton" on Louisiana and Or.
leans streets. These decidedly some of the
prettiest building Lots in the town, having a dry,
elevated and pleasant situation on some Of the
principal streets.
apps JAS NJ TAYLOR Auctr.
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FROM HnRnas kreaa

NEW YORK, April 27.-La,er accounts from
bnenos Ayres state that all the troubles there
have been satisfactorily adjusted,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Arrival of the steamers Uncle som ana
Georgia.

NEW YORK, April 27.-The steamships
enc'e Sam and Georgia have arrived, bring.
ing hree million dollars IN gold, and $50
passengers. The yellow fever was raging at
Kingston, Jamaica. Many deaths had occur.
red among shipmas,ers.
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AMUSE MENTS
AFRICAN CHURCH.
MRS. EMMA q. BssSTWICK,S
FAREWELL 0RAND CONCERT
And Positively her Last Appearance in
Richmond.

FAREWELL uRAND CONCERT!
AND Positively her Last Appearance in
Richmond.
THURSDAY EVENiNG, April 23th 1853
Assisted by the following eminent Artists
The eistinguished Violinist, MR HENRI Apply
Solo Violinist TO the King of Holland
ne celebrated Solo Fiutist, Nh. JULIUS SIEDE,
rst Flute Professor or the Royal Conservative,
Lepsic
MISS ANNIE OLIVER La petite File du Regiment,
only nlre years OF age, the wonderful performer
on the Concertina, daughter OF the Band Master
OF Her Majestys Regiment at Montreal.
HERR THlLOW, som Pianist to His Royal High.
ness the Duke OF Coburg Gotha
Presrnmme-PartF L.
l-solo-Pi4no Forte-Alegro di Bravura-HERR
THILOW. Oh Never.
a-Grand Cavatina-"Qui Ia voce" from ii + orl.
tani"-MRs. BOSTWICK BeIliDi
3-Solo-VloIin-Gran Concerto, (No 6)-siR
henri Apply. De Beriot.
4-Bravura, Happy Birding, with Flute Obligato~
MRS BOSTWICk and Mr. JULIUS SIEDE
Wallace
5-Soo-Coucer,ina-F an TASTE on American Airs,
Introducing Lucy Meal and De Boatmaus Dance
Miss ANNIE OLIVER Case.
Part II.
6-solo-Flute-Recollsc ions of Lucrezia Borgia
7-Song-"The Gipsv Song" from Camp of sile.
sia-Mas BOSTWlCK Meyerbeer.
-Violin-Souvenir d'Amerique. Mr.. II.
APPY. Vieuxtemps
5-ScOtcn balIa1-" was within mile OF Edln.
boro' Town"-MKs BUSTNICK.
l0-Solo-Fute-Grand Polka de Concert Gem.
posed by Mr. Siede-MR JULIUS SIEDE.
ll-Sons-(By particular reQuest) "Aome Sweet
Home'-MRs BOS TWICk
u Tickets : each; TO he had at the
principal Music ana Book Stores and Hotels and at
he Door on the Lvepng Of the Concert,
EY~ Doors open at 9-Cancert to commence at
& clock
"a Choice Seats may be secured without extra
charge, at the store Of Messrs. Mash q Woodhouse.
IL The Piano used for the occasion has been
andy lCaned by Messrs. Eash & Woodhouse.
aD26 +. THIES, Agent
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Headquarters LIST keg,t Va. Vols. )

Richmond, April 18th, 1853. {
I ORDERS No 23.-l The Regiment will
III parade In front OF Cuy Hall, on Monday. the
III I'd May, at IL clock A ii, in full Summer Uni
0A form
3 On this parade day the Regiment will be mus
tered and inspected Commandments of Comps.
MES Will deliver to the Aojutsht before parade,
their Company returns as required by law express.
ing the numerical force of each Company and the
numoer and condition Of pubic arms and accou-
trements in possession
BY order OF Col GwYNN.
ep27 WALTER II. HARRISON, AdTt.
L ATTENTION, 4th COMPANY lar
Us BATTAL. OK, AND I'd AND 4TH COMPANIES
III OF ID BATTALION OF The 18TH REGI-
- MEHT VIRGINIA MILITIA THE 4th Com.
pany Gate Caot N T Stsrke's) Isl Batte!ioH will
muster THIS DAY, IN front u WheeIey's toaockoe
Hill TAVERN at o'clock Pm; and the u Conn
pany Gate Capt Barram's) "a Battalion, ON TO
hoRROW, at O'Clock p III; and the An Comps
ny (B w Starke's) ID Battalion, on SATURDAY,
The 3Oh int, at 4 O'Clock NJ, at same place.
b. w. STARKE, Adj't
Commanding the above named Companies.
sp 26-5t*
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DEAR AND DOG EIGHT-Wli come of
10 On Friday, the 29th inst a. O'Clock, at J 5
LEDBETTEk'S Tavern, on the Stonev Run Road,
near Richmond, Dog and Gear Fight; and
as several hne Dogs will be entered against the
most valuable Dogs in the State will be competi.
tor. any visitor has the privilege OF bringing a
Dog, and the one that whips the Bear, will be given
a fine Collar.
Admittance 25 cents. ap 28-2t*
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IAt Nefe C0in.

PHILADELPHIA, april 26.-The Mint to. day
issued S25O,UO0 OF the new silver coin, in quar-
lers dimes and half dimes.
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DEATH Of a Ban,moreau-4uaH Contracts

WASHINGTON, April ga young man
named George II. jean, a brickIayer, of Balti-
more, While engaged in removing the scaffold,
IDg from new building in the navy yard, this
afternoon, fell distance of % feet TO the
ground, and expired in lew minutes.
A large number OF mail contracts for the
New Eng land States, g., were given ont to-
daY.