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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND

ARRIVED,
Schr Eliza Mesrole, Vancea. New York
Schr Tennessee, Lambkn, New York
Schr Haxall. Layfeld, New York. mdze to D Currie
Schr Lydia Ann, Voor. les, New York, mdze toD Cur.
rie
Schr Edwin Aarons Baltimore
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell PHILADELPHIA. mdze
to r Rankin
SAILED,
Steamer Pocahontis. Jones' Baltimore mdze INDIAN
* Watson
Schr CASTILLO, Mnter. Boston, mdze, w Colouitt &
Co
Schr VIM Loper Lake, New York. mdze. w D COL
quit Co 7.
Schr Richmond, Purnel, New York. mdze, D Currie
Schr Mercy Taylor Nickerson. Boston mdze, Currie
NEW YORK March 26-Cld ship Susuuehannsh.
Hungeriold Richmond; schr A. Heaton, Terry, do.
Arrived schrs Henrico, futile. and Pear Wheeler,
Richmond.
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BY G. j. SUMNER.

VENHE auction sac of Household and Kitchen FUR
Il NIIURE, LIBRARY, &c, Of Mr.. Ira Tchenor,
advertised to take place on tile 9th inst has been
poned to III ESDAY the 2sth inst when it certainly
will be made at the residence of Mr. L. on Marshall
between 5th an 9th sti Gets.
NH 25 n T SIMMER Arot
M OsT VALUABLE WHARF LOT AZ
ItA ROCKETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WilI
be sold on the LIST of pri 1885, upon the pre-.
liable wharf at Port Mayo Rockets opposite the Pow.
hatan Warehouse, fronting $50 feet Front street, run
nng back to James River and in successful occupa.
ton.
TsRMs.-One.third cash; balance'at4 and months
TOR negotiable notes. interest added secured by trust
deco, or title retained,
NH IS w. GODDIN, Auct
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LATEST NEWS.
Photographed for the Times.
LATEST FROM WARRINGTON

WAsHINGroS, March 81, p M.
1t is now said that Mr.. Schel has been appointed
Collector of the port ofNew York 1t is reported that
the Hard Shells Of New York held caucus in Wash
ington on Friday and presented the alternative to the
Presdsn OF Schell or war.]
No important appointments were in to the Sen.
ate yesterday.
Capt Early will be retained as Commissioner of Pub
tic Buildings This mark of confidence is owag it it re-
ported, to Capt Els exposure of the Capitol Extension
Frauds.
Mr.. Elisha Whttesey has been invited to retain tibet
post of Comptroller of the Treasury. He has mos
ably and faithfully discharged the duties of the post
aud the tender is regarded tribute to his faith fitness
aud ability.
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AUCTION SALES
TMIS DAY.
SOUR LOTS ON vENAHsE s,rUEET

EOUR LOTS ON vENARsE spwEET
w UNION HILL, AT AUCTION.-Wil be-,
spoh sne premises, two building lois situated on the n
sue oi venabie street opposite the residence of Al,
Dreaue and two lots Byrd sIeei south of the abnv
These lots front 25 feet each ana run baek 10 ref
lEsMs-One third cash. balance af d and < mo, fla,
win interest AMI secured satisfactorily
-nn - JAS. M. TAYLOR. Au,t
OmsEnOLD ARD KETDEgEN ESs5HNl
- TUhE AT ATCTION-On MONDAY @stli ir.,
commencing at 10 o'clock, at tie Seventh street ups
oeweeh FRANKLIN ard Grace Streets account of ths
proprietor, who is declining housekeeping ~
Inc usual variety of household and kitchen Furnifure
including Beds and Bedsteads Tables. Chnr. Gar,a'
Sofa. Refrigerator, &c &c. >''Pe'S'
TERMs--For all sums under $50 cash. and sn,s r
twenty and upwards 80 days credit for approved
mn 20 GEO. ]. SUMMER Az.
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Office of superintendent of s51r.e,s
NOTICE TO PAVIERS ;a:;Si

Y whom the contract for navino tb a" viauai &c
~ anu acout the frst and second vegetable markets moi
asus signed contract for the execution of the work
p.oPosa's VIII be received this office until Mond, H.
LUIS: closing at 10 O'Clock NJ for executing the said
stonas ~ 'e pest and most approved materials Thd
stoSes 20 LIE OF good medium size none lass tbon I'd
inches long and well and compactiv laid ON had of
ana gravel full nine inches thick and to be we'll
ana sanded OFT, and all rubbish removed ron, tb t.
~ ~ at tne second market to be completed on al
. 'e hfs day ofIune and at the first or lower ma
Ae n, on or before the first day ofJuIy next -N
bea M Including the necessary oxcavati NJ has
Ut oo cents per square yard and no hid bevon1
ina price will be considered 800 ~ ''' Deyohe
e INDIVIDUAL to whom the work is awarded will
10 enter into contract, with approved secn,tA
or the prompt and faithful execution II tba 80
1ess sne contract be signed within ten DAVIS ARA Il.
NJ ane win be considered as abandoned
nart;orf r win oe received which does not in ever
parucuar CONFORM to the above ~
p 10 Carpenters.
the astI as VIII De received at this Office until Monday
@ nst at IL clock. NJ for furnishing the mata
nal "a, anu building wood bridge over Haxalis Min O.
nia Iln street. span 40 feet and width 30 feet as mel
p'a ami specifications to be seen at this Office ' Pe
;i Inc estimate is $36o-proposals bevond tb.t can
WIN not he considered The work to bs onatod m
or before the first of July next w NC oohpie'eo o.
D TO STONE IASONs
oposas wi be recely I'd above for erecting an abu
ent wall on the South side of the canof e. a.. S0u
seion ~ long and - feet thick No propo
sdrrsa 9ey1 % the price of % rs perch will becon
next. F VIZ 'ie ISL vi Jun
~. sa--aI NJ BATES supt. Streets
AMEs BROWN. Jr, who has filled the office
=. second Auditor of Virginia fer 80 years past oe,
ms services to the public after the LIST dav of lamar
next az aSTOCK BROKER; " '"'"'
c. ne WILL as agent purchase and sell State Stocks Ro
stocks Stocks and Bonds of Railroad COMPANIES an
able Stocks. ~ Se'ipa'oi Oh MARIE
ne VIII, Tor arnoderate compensation act as attorns
tor transfer sold by residing at G
lance hichinond and particularly of State Stnc
heng familiar with the laws and reanation osa, 9oe
nc se aaa VAL collect and remit interest and dividend
EaYase In Richmond on all descriptions of stocks n,
also claims ON the public treasury. S'''"S' I'll
j. b. Jr, being well known tbrougbon. .,,o S.o,
oss a 81 t unnecessary to annex any references
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-28
NEW BOOKS.
NEW BOOKS
For Sale at NORRIS Bookstore.

Turner'S Notes Herodotus Bohns edition. 81 25
Yuletide Stories, collection of scandinavian and
North German tales and traditions, from the Swe-
dish, Danish aud German, edited by Thorpe,
Bohns edition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Lucans Phars tla, literally translated into English
prose with notes, by II L Riley, b A, Bohns ed-
Chalmers on the Power, Wisdom and Goodness of
God, BrldSewater treatise, Bohus EDITION. L 20
Lille and Correspondence OF Ohm Foster, edited by j
Il Ryland and Shepherd Bohns edition. vols q 90
Puncis Prlze Novelists the Fat Contributor and
travels in London, by w NJ Thackeray, Apple
'oh Lorary- w
Lives oithe Brothers Humboldt Alexander and VIII
liam, translated and arranged from the German OF
klencke and Tchleser, by Julette Bauer
Interviews memorable and useful from diary and
memory reproduced by Samuel Hanson Cox DID
History OF Nero, With engravngs, by Jacob Abbott
Child's History of England from the ancient times
OF the reign OF Henry the Eff h, by Cnas Dickens
Aeathas Husband, novel by the author OF oiive, &c
historical and descriptive sketches OF Norfolk ANDY
entity including Portsmouth and the adjacent counties
during period of two hundred years. Also sketches OF
w Williamsburg. Hampton Suffolk, Smthield, and other
places with descriptions of some OF the principal objects
of interest in Eastern Virginia, by VIM $ Forrest
Emanuel Sweden7borg,a Biography, by James John
Garth Wilkinson
Clinical Phrase Rock, in English and German, con'
tanning the usual questions and answers employed in
aiming and prescribing for psti questions in asking
for and buying medicines etc wi English and Ger
man PrOnouncng Lexicon.
f1odey's Ladies' Book for April received.
Grahams Magazine for April
Arthur Magazine for April - NH "a
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-28
BETTER THAN GOLD!
CARTEIy,S SPANISH NIIxTuuF

LIE GhEAT IUHlE1tR OF THE BIOOD-THE
| BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN
Not aParticIe Of Mercury in any Form in it.
An Igtanid1e cureter Scrofula Kings EvH Rheuma.
TUES on he Face BlotcAes, Bdes, Chronic Sore Eyes
Ring Worm or letter, Scald Heal Enlargement and
pan otMe Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers, Syphf
Diseases ARISING from an iyudicious Of Mercury,
1ss 8ssb H. It, sa or ag1Ry Of The Beod
i ted in this CITY and vicinity Tor the number Of ex-
raordinay elected through ts agency has in.
duced the proprietor the urgent request of his rendst
CONFIDENCE in its virtues and wonderful curative prop
critics. The following certificates, selec led from LARGE
number are however stronger testimony than the mere
word OF the proprietor As the limits of Advertise
ment would be too small the certificates in fn
they are condensed as much possible, but are detail
gentlemen we'll known in their localities, and Of the
highes respectabillty, many OF them residing in
| TIC city Of Richmond.
F. Boyden, Esq, of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond
Known says ne has seen the medicine called
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE Administered in
whchit is recommended with the most ason,sb;n IN.
good results He says it is the most extraordinary Med.
lclne he has seen.
tor many years in the Post Office has such confidence
IN NE astonishing efficacy of CARRIERS SPANISH
M ;a that he has bough!upwsrds 80 hotties
when ne mas gwen away TO the afflicted. Mr.. Luck
says he has never KnSwA 20 tail, when taken accord
ing to directions,
DR.. John Mnge, practicing Physician, and former
~ ofhe City Hotel, in the city of Richmond saws Ia
CARTER, s aPANISW MrxTrInE me ehscts OF
trn' ~ - M n VIA Oh e., whlcn were more
nanaAs. az ~ nc; nc says III case Q! Oonsumptlon, de,
!udeed vi TIC A'er' 'e sood ehects were wonderful
VEp ro,,pr,,Nr
firm of Drinker & Morris, Richmond, was .iurrd ~
Liver Complaint OF years sapas q, hy rhe use Of two
bottles of CARTER,S SPANISl, MlXriiRE " wv
SCROFULA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ricbs,d
f. West, Of Richmond. was cured Of ScrotnIa and
what physicians termed Confirmed Consnmn,;om h ~"
bottles OF CARRIERS SPANISH MfXTIIRE W
Edwin Burton, Commissioner of the Reyenus savs
he has seen the good effects of "a R4E - Sp NJSII
MIXTURE in a numter of Svnhiiti. ossss and $50 49,
1t perfect cure ior that hoIbIs disease anu says
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-28
Later from Buenos Ayrcs.

BuenOB Ayrcs,
NEW York. March %.
By an arrival at this port have dates from Buenos
Ayres to the Goth January The city still beseiged
by the insurgents but nearly the whole population had
taken up and endeavoring to drive off the
enemy There appeared little prospect however of the
seige being raised
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NEW AND INTER EsTING HISTORIC 1


WORK. -.
Historical and descriptive sketches Off Norfolk and Wei
nifty, including Portsmouth and the adjacent counties,
during period of two hundred years. Also sketches of
Williamsburg, Hampton Suffolk, Smithiield, and other
places. with descriptions of of the principal OBJ
jects of interest in Eastern Virginia by VIM Forrest,
L WI, " ~
Also, just received,
Backwoods Magazine for March, 1853
The Shepherds Own Book, containing Youatt's
Work on the Breeds. Management and Diseases
OF Sheep, and Randalls Sheep Husbandry in the
Southi SVoi, oVo- W
Christian Tit ries of practical Medtations, by
StephenH Tying, DID, vol. l2mo- ----.---.--.-.- rs
New voums of Kites Daily Bible Illustrations, the
Life oil our Lord. 90
Discusses upon the Existence and Attributes of God,
by Stephea Charnock, D. with his Life and
Character by VIM Symington, DID, vols. svo--3 90
With further supplies Of
Truth, n Narrative, by Taylor, author of Thankful
ness, &c
Consolation, by DR. Alexander
Turner the Hebrews
NH 90 NASH & WOODHOUSE, 1879 Main st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-28
GREEN HOUSE AND ORNawpNrx
PLANTS

"A TINS is good time to plant all kinds of orna
ior sale at the Tontne House, opposite the Banks o
ele ed lnst for one week, large assortment
NH 22--6t* go ~ III opP. Ie,,,
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Ares, of Jack stevens, the Bank Robbcr.

Arrest of Jack Stevens, the Bank Robber
PHILADELPHIA March &c.
jack Stevens, the Portsmouth Bank robber, who es-
capped SINE limo since from Portsmouth Jail was ARE,
ted lasi nj sht by officer Mike who encoun cred i'm
reiectorv. rner OF Eight AMI Chestnut street,. :
Stevens fired It the ofcerthe ball olged in hi hand
dhd inflicted painful wound. The weapon was W EST.
ed from him by officers Sevens and Lamb #.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-28

AssAULT.--A white man named Charles Will
son, was nrraigned before Alderman Evaus Sat-
urday, and committed to Jail in default of security
Tor good behaviour, upon the charge of assaulting
and beating poor unfortunate white girl named
Eleanor Coleman, on Thursday last. 1t appear
ed from the evidence of the complainant that
Wilson came into her room in a house on Cary
street, on the day named, and insisted upon TAX
ing some trifing article out of her bureau; she
forbade his doing SO, and attempted to prevent
him from taking it, whereupon he knocked her
down. -+
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-28

t5r young man named VIM Fl. Armstrong,
was arraigned before Alderman Evans Satur-
day INST, upons the charge of vagrancy. The
watchhen reported That they had arrested him
Friday light, wandering about the streets in a
condition bordering upon insanity. As he had
neither home nor friends, they led him to the
watch house, where lodgings were provided for
his accommodation. Within the past year or
two this unfortunate young man has been fire.
quenty before the Mayors Court, and has, we
believe. spent the larger portion of his time in
the city Jail. Those who remember the respect-
able position he occupied in society few years
ago. and reflect upon the degree of degradation he
has unhappiy reached now, will find an additional
incentive to refrain themselvea, and induce those
by whom they nre surrounded, to refrain, from in-
dulgng an appetite for strong drink. As the
acting Mayor could make no other disposition of
him he committed Mr.. Armstrong to the city
Jail.
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JOHN WOMBLE L co.
S00 SIDES GOOD AND DANIAGED

R00 SIDES GOOD AND DAMAGED
cOO SOLE LEATHER
100 sides Upper Leather
so dozen French and American Calf Skins
100 packages Loaf Refined and Coffee Sugars
275 bags hio, Laguayra, Java and Cape Coffee
100 boxes Candles, Talow and Admantine
25 hhds West India Molasses
40 packages Green and Black Teas
40 boxes Soap
DO dozen painted Buckets
IS dozen Brooms. For sale by
NH 81 JOHN N GORDON & SON
%iE FOR NEW YORK.-The clipper schooner
.ENNEsSEE, will be ready to receive freight on
MONDAY. and wi have dspascl freight or passe,,-
gers taken at the going rates.
NH % EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
ORANGES AND LEMONs.-75 boxes of
~ Oranges and Lemons, in prime order and sweet,
just landing and for sale by
SIMON BONAVITA
NH 20 f0S Main street, opposite Banks.
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MAEUsING HIS WfFE.-A triAng white named JAS
Alexander appeared before the acting Mayor Saturday
to answerthe charge OF having abused and ma treat.
his wife the 18th OF February last The charge
having neen fully absanti ted the accused was com
jail in default Of 500 security for good beha
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"A PEARL SIRE EFT SANS yOUCI sss
n AYOUJlE. HSr{3A<S

B This House Is now in full operation AMI Ee8ek
Iall those who arefond ofthe goud things
of this life, are respectfully invited to call and see
Ktor themselves. We have a regular Dinner from
~until O'Clock, and snaoks served up atal hours
Just drop In and partake of good dinner O'clock
which hour quits all you then sit and
discuss it and feel yourself home. Suppers ordered
from this House shall be promptly served up and sent to
any part OF the CITY, In addition to the above have
sent to beautiful paptpg~Teda and The swan. ori
Val by Caracoo Every should that as there is no
athsr extant anda Tree exhibition that. Our liquors
are line and Will compare with any in tho city Cali and
fee me-
25 G. KIuRROIJau
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CANDIDATES. ron OFFICE.

To the Voters of tbe o., 81 p;,5n,onJ
Tie many cal Ia that g " iu sm, ..,;uL -
some of the dali naners and tho rsnss,sd I ~
I,;,a.Sn fai o. apu VIC tePedeu personal So
be used as candidate Cor the Office of Civ tolecor
renders it necessary that should make some public &c.
acknowledgement. Iwiil, therefore, simply sste--ater
returning my sincere thanks to my many friends for
theif Rind wlshes-'hat effort shall be wanting N
wi h cnrIre sat,sfsc,;o P''' ~ u WI us urs'e
Richmond March oa 1s,a W. u, 81 ~. ~ -
- -. -, $50 .Iu Ef-eue
c.,E FE fSON WARD.
r &c rmcn-James M Talbot Richard Haskins.
Joseph M oarrngton Nathaniel Is. Hill Thomas Hard
grove; ,,,,
:, Aidcfmen- illiam Taylor Aired 1nloes, Richard
ma AsNahder L. hoysieF, Augustus Bodsker.
statons for which . WI Iuiine9 10 MI tue severn
will receive te unsnnnns t 81 luss tat they
NH 25-3t* WV Ma i NE so r',T wv arc,
MANI oIIlAENo.
rome Poters0 NE Cty Of Richmond
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"THE RICHMOND REPUBLICAN, has chanee1 hands.
Messr BALDWIN, AID Rose have purcha ed The estatli h.
MINT, and ann 'unce that they will issue, in day or
two journal. to be called "The Morning Mai - MI
lar In character to the Republican. We wish the new
profr etors the utmost success; and may be permitted
to remark, that we have doubt they will pre- Mt
newspaper worthy of the liberal support of the Wings
of The city aud Of the State.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-28

GN ia OXsTE RS, The sohr "Regplator'7 n
W. Tas arrived at Rockets opposite the Virgi
a anTsi"g Coaampany's office, with a cargo
BAR OYSTERS, selected expressly far H. = ~,
ke being very large finely Favored and fat. Ho1
sd neaas o. anes and Others will please give
Regulator. 81 s ,,, nIIlqi, re Tor Lae sc
NH 26S-at oAH " Tile.
-----~~.~---- - Cantain-
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~ regular ''smash up" occurred on Broad
street. between third and fourth streets. Friday
afternoon AS DR.. Christian and Mr.. Shackle-
ford were taking can airing" in buggy. for
the purpose of testing the qualities of a cou-
pie of horses the former contemplated pur-
chasing, the animals became unmana geabIe,
and in running up the street, dashed the buggy
against lamp post the corner of third street.
breaking it into atoms and throwing both gentle
men violently into the stree. DR.. Christian sus
tanned serious Injury in he shape of Commissions.
and Mr.. Shaekelford had one of his shoulders dis
located by the fall. Both, however, escaped with
whole bones, which, under all the circumstances,
seems almost a miracle. Scarcely semblance
ofthe buggy remained after striking the post
even the spokes in the wheels having been
splntered by the conclusion.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-28
Local InteIIigence..City Affairs, &c

Our Fish markets are now beautifully supplied
with fresh shad, but prices rule higher than at
any former season. At the Shockoe Hill market
Saturday good-sized shad sold readily at 374
cents. The hgh-winds which prevailed the
larger portion of the past week interfered some-
what with the operations of the fishermen.
hence the supply has fallen below their expecta-
tions.
The supply of herrings too. is small, but as
we have good reports already from the operations
If the fishermen in North Carolina, we may look
frward to fair receipts at an early day.
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FRlDAY-Delaware, No 75--Capital: $4,000. !,
Nos, 10 drawn Tickets 81.
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SERIOUS AFFAR.-Mr. w II. Mountjsy appeared be-
lore the acting M ayor Saturday last the
charge ofthreatenng the life Of Mr. w. Forbes on
Thursday night last. From the evidence of Mr..
Forbes we gathered the following particulars -
About o'clock Thursday afternoon, Mr.. r. went
into lane lying between Mr.. Mountoys yard and
his shop. While there, Mr.. NJ called to him and re-
"Yes-anl you me, too " Mountjoy then said, "If
you prepared to to that then you will
add lie +" AS he gave utterance to this
mark, Mr. Forbes struck him, knocking him down. Mr..
hountoy got up, and challenged Mr. F. for fight; but
the latter gentleman declined any lrather contest he
had only recen ly arisen from bed ofsckness. Thus
matters stood until about o'clock night when Mount
joy, armed with revolver. called at Forbes residence
knocked at the door and admitted by domestic
He wakedinto the paror and finding Mr.. Forbes alone.
seated at table, writing, asked him if his family
home. Upon being told they not, Mountjoy pulled
the revolver and remarked Fve found you situated
precisely desired"-and placing the pistol near his
breast said NOW write what shall dictate, I'll shoot
you" Seeing death rownng upon him in the shape Of
six barreled revolver and being weak and exhausted
from recent illness, MIR. Forbes remarked that he
was prepared to write anything which proper
III itself, and, under pretence of arranging the pa
per and placing the lamp on The tab'e in fa-
vorable Eposton extended his right arm but instead
OF moving the lamp seized the pistol and turned the muz
zle from his person. Then commenced terrific struggle
between the pa ties Mr.. Forbes succeeded in wrestling
the pistol from the grasp of his adversary. Instead
of shooting him the instant he commenced striking
Mountoy the head and in the face with the pistol
and continued striking him unit the cylinder which held
the barrels together broke and they fell apart He then
seized poker and knocked Mountjoy down. His first
impulse to dash out his brains, but moments re-
Election operated to stay his hand He then stamped
his adversary and afterwards edhim into the and
handed him to the watchmen.
After hearing the evidence, Alderman Evans held Mr.
Mounoy to bail in the of $500 to keep the pc ace;
he entered into bonds and thus the matter ended so m
the Mayors Court is concerned,
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Observation-Disclosures x No 77-Capital: 50 oOi
rs Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets So
THURSDAY-Delaware, No 74-Capital sea. ooO-
10 Nos, IA drawn Tickets S.
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TO the Wings of Richmond:
The Office of City Surveyor is present held by Lo-
cooco. we presentto you the name OF Mr. z Harrison
VINO Is true Whig and every way competent fill the
NH &c MANy wuTcc
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TUESDAY-Deaware extra, No Capital: s.
800. IS Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets 81
TUESDAY-Delaware No 7a-Capital: SEQ, 900
rs Nos, 10 drawa Tickets SIS
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Delaware No 7a-Capitat $40, DOC
rs Nos. Is drawn Tickets 81