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OOMS FOR RENT.-Two comfortably furnished sit
IL 2d and I'd
Gsdsbys Hotel be rented without board
terms. Apply on the premises to
li--eodnn John e. WHITWEIL
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Virginia Elections

The following is recapuation of the vote for gov
ernor, as far received compared with the presidential
returns when General Cass carried the State by 1888
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By DYER q McGUIR6, AuctIonssrs
o0l LOTS OF DRY GOODS, Ac, AT AUCTIoN-on
oOU Thursday morning IL O'Clock at our
ton rooms, mall sell 300 lots Of sessonabe
Silk veivets, black dress silks
Mousselines Dc laine
French wrought collars, cuffs capes
Swiss muslins jaconet cambncs
Illusions grapes, insertnes, wells
Ladies' and gcnuemens Kid and silk cloves
Buck and Chsmois lined Berlin xloyey
silk iacen sewing silks, bindings
Ladies' and genemens border psn
linen cambrc bandk ercheS
Black and white netting, muslin caps
Bon belt, and neck nbands, Russian
bonnet feathers Of various hues, flowers
Linen and thread iac-s, amps, fringes, &C.
The attention Of the ladies
may be anticipated
Terms so and under, cash $50 credit
months for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
DYER h MCGUIRE,
Dec Nd Auctoneep.
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sumInerss majority CLIO TaJlors 1,lIo
Polls sui open.
Democratic gain in the above counties, 300.
In Fredericksburg the majority for Summers is 70; for
Watts, Gl; and for Baxter, 81.
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More than fou ths have been for London and the
very rapid multiplication Of banks Is known TO all Ten
new ones were reported In the last week.
The exchanges becoming weak, however; and 1t Is
hardly probable that the export of the gold will continue
be profitable although Of the countries OF Europe
GRANGE particularly have coined large number of 81
and 81 gold pieces and these circulate filling the vacuity
in circulation caused by the boarding OF silver throughout
Europe The operations Of the Austrian government 10
pre- vent by tho appreciation oil silver In far
unlike the efforts OF Canute ttsy the approaching
that they ha the contrary effect and silver at 80 per
cent premium for government paper The discredt at.
tending proceeding causes silver TO disappear more
rapidy II is rnmored that Baron Krauss will demand a
new Ioan payable in silver, which, If taken In Western
Europe will enhance the demand for that metal The
price of wheat 10 again higher in London while gold
cumulses. The amount If sold In the banks OF France
| and Eng and are iollowsf
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Stock. have declined-UnIted States SIS, 1867, I6
Erie, s7h Canton, 6s
Four ms. further advsnced-saes Of 900 barrels State
brands at 81 % 81 81 Rye flour and meal un-
anged. Wheat is tending upwards-sacs OF 1000
bushels Ohio red 90 Sales OF 5000 bushels mixed
6l Rye 10 cent, Oar, AZ cents. Provisions
groc unchanged Cotton in lair demand
steady rates Whiikey, 20 a "a cents,
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SO. them the actual production u pig alone In 1850
doubled that Of $780, and exoeededby rs per cent the e
mate Of Mr.. Carey for all kinds Of iron. The price OF
American pig iron in $50 1913 per il s S2l
per Improved means Of transportation market and
of production have caused the product double a
lower price. Next TO Pennsylvania, the remarkable
increase 10 In Maryland The deivere, of iron on the
canals and great avenues show larger production and
sumption Of Iron than do the census returns, which,
however, sufficient to expose Mr. Csrey eleconeer
ing fsbrcstions
articles OF produce well sustained under the foreign
in face Of considerable sales The sock. here
most article, small caused by the low price. pre-.
oedng the closing Of the carals but the railroads
so command the western supplies that considerable
advance take place without drawing them forward.
The stock market ha. been well sustained, and PRICES
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IN order reduce stock, Will O2er very
] great bargains in the articles below named
400 Of bankets from extra hne
all sizes, for single and double bedsmany in the lot eI
hne and large, and all very cheap
200 pieces white hannes from common TO extra hne oil
widhss all purchasers should examine our stock before
buying
pieces diapers damasks all widths, styles, and
prices
IS pieces white cambrics and jaconets
100 pieces cotton shsetngs and pillowcase colons
40 pieces linen sheetngs and pilow-case linens
of Napkins and owelngs choice styles and
sizes-geat bargains-wh many other goods.
All sales for the cash unless arranged the contrary
Good articles, low prices and fair dealing may be relied On IN al
PERRY BROTHER
Dec ll-l0df opposite the Centre Market
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From July to Sc MEMBER the amount both banks
Since then has continued to fall in Paris and rise in
England During The week ending the sh, about SlC0 600
o, gold came from France the United States, and
81 Oca. coo fiom England 10 the Brazils-maknR
curious countercurrens. The gold mining companies
now forming in London, and of which the aggregate
capital 10 IS 600 900, TO work Colonel FIemohrs
lands involve the transmission Of large amounts of capital
this way and the exchanges will be affected by such
ceedng particularly this season, when ordinarily the
exchange in favor II Is now weak at lOl los
but the demand is ess active and money Is abundas at
per ce nj and 10 per of doors although the
failure OF Wcks Co, who were struck by the soppsge
OF Thompson Co.'S carpet house last fall shook conf
dence in some degree.
their results such surprise many persons Among
The So surprised persons will be those, innocent in their
ghessne, who have placed confidence in the asser-
lions OF the New York Tribune and Mr.. Carey On the
l6 Of August. the leader OF the Tribune prepared by Mr.
Carey the subject Of your correspondence state
relation the ncrea sed consumption OF iron in the
Union The Tribune asserted that The make Of iron
almost eringnishedi
of the tarif OF 1912, the import of plg rolled, and
hammered iron amounted l9s5, 900 cwu less than
known that the duty would certainly be greatly increased
The total consumption of that period foreign and domestic
the efoe have been under $4,000 tons and possibly
under 800 900.
la 1876 the domestic product 1885, 900 TONS and in
1.-THE domestic production has now fallen TO $50 coo tons
has the difference been made up in The import
In this state most oil he iron woIksa are coseo ana snch
the with large portion Of those east OF well
with those OF Ohio and others OF the States The
result is that the present manufacture Of pig iron and o.
blooms is estimated only 100000 tons, but, avoid
error, will call IL 10000 which is, well
,ured, far above the truth"
One ofhe equvocatons of Mr.. Carey, when IL suits him
TO embrace castings and hammered iron with pig In the
quantity produced. When he wants small figure, he
pig only the "iron Produced In the above quo
aton evidently includes ali pig rolled and hammer
ed" and he that the domestic consumption hn, a
len to $50 900 Now compare pig alone by the
censuse. Of 1910 and 1850
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MEMBERS Of Congress, Citizens, and Strangers will
III find Nm
IS pieces fns black and blue cloths
Black aud fancy coored cassimss and Of the
choice styles and qualities
Thick and medium uudershs and drawers of all s1ss and
kinds
100 pieces low priced medium and Irish linens
300 pieces shseng Of the brands lax
per yard. worth 10 or IL
Also umbrellas half hose, gloves suspsnders pocket
handkerchief, &c.
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied in oil
PERRY X BROTHER,
Dec ll-0tf opposite the Centre Market.
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DICTIONARY of shaksperisn Annotasion. arranged
~ IN alphabetical order. l VOL
New Method
and knbsnhmsns by the aid Of Diagrams Tntwine
II. = ''''"N' -
Tss Field rraete. Of Laying Circular Curve, Railroads
Thirty Yesrs with Indian Tribes 1919 10 1899 nv uspry
X, fchoolcraft. vol, svo - = 1919
tratcd - = ~ ''''' '''r "''-
usted. = 'sr - ''' WIS "''7
kee. for Conducting the business Various
by benjamin Matthias, A. NJ.
Lectures on scarlet Fever; by Csspor Morris, M n.
Jarvis. rRANCK \ A{iOR.
Dec ~
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TfFES Newly Invented Patent ObIsune-Pctnsed
Gold PsnAn additional supply Of the above a received by


FRANCK TAyLsM
Sole agent for the District OF Columbia
These differing radically their
from tos ~ offer advantages by
other II claimed viii be found
writings but Of
any msac wbstever have been with able
hemsevs. Of that privilege
The public are invited 70 make trial Of them.
Dec 10
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Ioss of .Sspsnfssp Iipss

BUFFALO, Dec. g.-Tbe new ship Dyerdenago is nshoi
In the ST. Lawrence, and IL live. have been lost.
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VALUABLE FARM NEAR WASHINGTON AT AUCTION
On Monday, the sth December, shall sell, o'clock
on the premises, handsome farm lying the Pscaawsy ro
about miles from the Navy Yard bridyeit being
longing 70 Mr. p Dement, which he resides adjoining tie
Of Mesrs Young, Berry and The good
good Of cultivation, well adapted the growth garden
vegetables and grain description contains hundred
and i've thirty Of which il hne
wsered by oIsn branch running through IT, has good
wo-sinFy frame house, containing
ranged and dry cellar with all buildings Mr.
Dement, above
will be positively sold bidder
speculation
fourth balance six, twelve sshteen And
twenisu months The purchaser giving notes bearing
from the day of sale, satisfactorily secured.
Nov 25 A. GREEN, Auctiopeer.
o. The above sale IL postponed untiI Thursday,
tho lth Instant
syvana avenue, al o'clock when will positively be
the highest bidder
Dec lo-2 A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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QUOBY ACADEMY-Boarding and Day school 10,
~ young gentlemen, corner Of and 18th streets.
q. +. MORRISON, Principal
r Latham A. Nj, Professor OF Ancient Languages
Mons Il. Raout, Modern I"
Z. B. keech Tutor
Teacher of PcnmaDship.
Mssars Caru and Iardea Teachers of Instrumental Music
James p. Mclean, Teacher of Drawing Painting
The Of designed the student eithe
the higher classes colleges In branch tuition
Bile. The usual branches Of the academic taught
sisng reading writing, arithmetic English
modern
chronology defamation composition both English and Lntn Gre
elan and Roman antiquities chemistry
and mental philosophy, music, drawing &c
Terms of board and tuition moderate.
Rev. 3. Pyne D. d., Rev. j. W..French, Win. w. CocorAn
esq Thomas Richie, esq, A. D. Bache Prof Gales
Chew D. Baltimore, Capt T. j. Page U. g. NJ and Captain
Blake U. 3. N.
Nov l9-du
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS JUST RECEIVED
The subscribers respectfully the Of visiting
resident ladies 10 the following, viz:
p, dresses extra rich br0cade silks
IS do do light coored do for evening
10 pieces very rich figured silks, style
IS do do waered silks, colored and black
rs pieces rich yard wide w1tered pOpLns
Is do do real Irish watered poplns
80 do French mernos and Thibets every sbads
50 de latest designs French cashmercs and moussenes
Rne
Together many desirable styles
tenas, which deem but which
with much pleasure be exhibited all who
call.
French embroidsriss, nc. we name
Lace trimmed chemisets, entirely and beautiful
Lace-timmed sleeves and cuff. match
French embroidered and lace collars cuffs 10 match
Richly embroidered and lace trimmed haDdkerclets
Swiss and cambria collars and chemisets,
All OF the goo quite and well worthy
attention OF purchasers.
Nov 3o4wf Penn. avenue between 7th and 9Th
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KNAPP's Chemistry Applied to the Arts VOL .,
n Just published. London, 1851.
f.n's Anatomy Of the External Forms Of Man vol and atlas
Of plates. London.
Nicholas Architecture OF the Heavens illustrated. Lon
1851.
oashers Practical Treatise Microscope VOL illus
uated. London.
The Pant-A Biography by NJ. schleiden, NJ. d. vol IL
lusuaded. London
Prichnrd's Natural History Of 80 engavinss
illustrated Manual Surgery Anatomy
from French part
just published.
Martins Natural History Of Man and Monkeys; vol London.
Many engrayings fRANCk TAYLOR.
Dec IL
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ny A. GREEN. Auetionser.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AND FANCY
GOODS AT AuCTION-On Thursday
sell the residence OF Mr. William O'Clock
Mahogany plush covered sofa
ParIor and rocking chairs
Mahogany marble top table, bureaus and stand
DO CRIB, MAPLE seat. and other chairs
Feather beds, bedding, and bedstesds
china, glass, and crockery kitchen utensils, nc.
Cooking and radiaror
Also lot Of fancy goods, such bonner nbands sce
mings buttons, &c. -
Terms Al sums Of and under 500 cash $40
V ana ninety dayH, Tor notes satisfactorily bearing
A CRREN Aurtlooesr
Dec I'D =
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Grand Concert.
MADAME BIsCACCIANTI honor to announce thai ,h.
III WIN give a grand
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
tAnd positively the only one in Washinson)
AT cARUsrs SALOON,
Or Tussday Epening dee. l6 fH.
which will be strength of her
newly-organized troupe.
PERFORMERS
Madame Bscaccian, the American Prma Donna from her
London, all principle
and from the Italian Opera Houses in New York; Boston,
adeiphia.
xnor For TENOR from grand opera Paris
and from MaretzekB italian opera in Amercs.
H. tho celebrated Belgian volnist who lately
much sensation a his grand concerts in New York and Boston,
A. Biscaccianti, voloncelist
Mr.. Kiey the distinguished pianist lately from Germany
The programme will include the Of the popua aa
German, and English composers.
Director and conductor MIR. Kley
Tickets $lto be had the music and hotels Molal
morning, the programmes also may be obtained.
Door. open Al ocock-concer to commence Al O'Clock.
Dec l0-dtloth
watercloets attached that building, several pocketboo
some OF them containing valuable papers and dr, which The
receive by calling on the ocer In charge Of the
tundo.
Dec I0-3t
SHAwis. CLOAKs. sCARFs, &o.-we invite the alien
cheap, the far advanced We
SO cent less an the same goods can be obtained tbs
city:
Y s nls,I rich Cashmere long 'hawi'
IS low priced "
Sc Cashmere rcarfs
Rich whpe and colored embroidered erase shawis
Plain white and coiorsd shaws Including great
Rich plaid Grape and lgh,-coored silk shswls
IS heavy wool long shawls, in hne qualities
Dec l0-3,if CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, d CO.
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CARD.-he attention Of the public respectfully requested to
II rich eabins French China dinner,
and tea service manttl vases eutriass sveated ware
double and single together
Of useful household uitnre all OF which has selected with
best manufactures expressly for the trade
and will be sold exceedingly low cash. liberal credit for
satisfactory paper. - -
-#U a4.-1 DYER h MCGUIRE,
Sept I'D Au0aoneers-
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EURN1sUED Rooms for Rsnt.-Several large and neatly
furnished the dwelling occupied by A.
st.nius Louisiana avenue ns.riy opposite ina City Hsit
Nov ls--eodlrnf.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GOOD FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, COWS, FURNITURE
VI etc, In Bladensburs at Ancon.n Thursday
cember shnl sell In BIadensbux III O'Clock
and tformey occupied by John Anderson deceased The
contains about two Of
Also, the houehod furniture and three
Dec 5-sodAds A. GREEN, AucrIoneer
~ day.
70 pieces Indies cloths, all coors Of fashionable
~ pieces wide and black
dies' maDtes, yistes bonuets.
~ pieces, all colors, M
- pieces French mernos, all grades and coiors.
20 pieces black silk.
With Of desirable In our linz
Terms cash. unless arranged 10 the
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied
cases.
PERRY h BROTHER,
Dec lo-letn Opposite the Market
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GAS FITTING. GAS FTNTUREs. &c.--Gs' 6nins nestS
and promptly executed by experienced workmeo, At modsr-r
prices.
Also for sale handsome collection Of ebsndee pendsn
brackets &C, all celebrated honss %
Cornelius Co, Philadelphia, which win he disposed on sh
prices, c. w. BOTELER,
Pennsylvania svenue, opposite Centre Market
Nov i3-oaw6w
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SALuTATORY-ws b. TODD halter and arrier tenders his
~ 10 informs them
that he has entered his appearing The
building Of
receive his
trusting that his business tend add
satisfactory old
ii and that increased continued
quaintance may be mutually pleasant and profitable.
8-du
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RRICk House, large garden and paddock, within
~ 80 yards OF The Capitol gardens, Capitol HiFor
permanent Responsible land other need app the house
occupy, which has and
the midst OF shade and beautiful vegetable and
flower gardcu adjoining grass pad
dock OF and building, adjoining residence Of
s,sr from SPAIN being OF the retired the city
for private family.
Dec o-da' STEPHENSON SCOTT North D .ueer.
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I OST DOUNTY-LAND wARRANT.-Land ,l96,
issued TO the subscriber in Washington city (who private
in Capt C. Buchanan 9Th infantry under the
2on September $50 been from the pocket ofJas Lokey
All hereby cautioned against purchasing the said
the subscriber assignment OF
PETER GALLAGHER
Dec ll-law6w.
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MATHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has reopcned an
m once for the transaction Of law and business,
The Department Of the
Wizards Ho,el where he boards
Nov x9-d3m MAT Intel, Republic, Telegraph
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EOH RENTA brick stable and caag perfect ORDER
situated on The Fresidents
Inquire Of r. b STOCK ION
Dec 7-sunTuTbu
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CoLLroroR's OrvIoS, Cry Haul,
~xnr,ex, :. December 8, 1851.
NoIISE TO Tax-payersNotice IL hereby ad
~ versemcn Of delinquent will
current month The undersigned respectfully
leaves him no discretion In the premises but obges
the collection Of The by
upon which one or mors years taxes
Dec T-eodusnln r. j. ROCHE Col.c,oy
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JAMES L. EDWARDS, late ommisstoner Of PEN
sion and simeon Smith, aiaw formerly Of Ogdsns
burg New York have Office In Washington city for
claims before Congress and
tbs executive departments Of the general They
their Reference may be any members
Congress-
Letters addressed Edwards Smith, WiaJs
Hotel will be duly attended TO.
9Vp I'D
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49, FOR RENT, the two story brick house situate
HH New York between 18th and 18th streets
v immediate vicinity Of the M well
suited for small family. Possession given the
cember Apply
CHARLES DE sELDINc,
9Th street. opposite Odd Fsllows Hall.
Nov 2J-lhawu
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

100 cords oak wood per cord
100 do pine wood do
Where the article of LeGd Paints occurs at he se-
veral navy yards offers will he received and considered
for the supply OF an equal quantity Of Zinc PANT he
bureau reserving The right 10 select either kind, as il
shall deem most advantageous for The public service.
my l7-law4w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

IsEuf sample per bolt
do do do
Dcontan SO yards in length, and to be
inches in WIDTH
lsof cot tcoL, stuff so yards in length and
80 inches wide
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

w II w "pou lHNps 90 do
do nail gimets, assorted DO do
2 do spike do do do do
l do frmer gouges, handled, as
sorted, 1 TO 2 inch do do
/ do socket gouges, handled, to
inch, assorted do DO
do carpenters guages do do
do pairs by inch brass butr
hinges do do
8 do pairs s-neh brass bot, hin.
IS do pairs 2. do do do do
l do pairs % d0 table flaps do do
2 do pairs 81 by 81 inch iron butt
hinges do do
B do pairs 8 inch do do do
z d. psrs 2 inch do do do
! do "a inch upright mortce
locks, American wrought
iron frames, compost ion
mogntings do do
20 90 brass eyes for . inch wire do do
II DO Bin. iron chest handles, fiat, do do
90 best c. 5. claw hammers.
handled, do do
90 best screw wrench do. Is in do do
90 best Z hatchets, handled do do
coope.s' maraing irons d, ear
do beck do do ~
dozen blank composition keys
10 l. t uoo, ioen do per do
w 'ia'h son ness and lock do do
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Canr ass.


OLAss NO. 5.-~Lptt0n; 4QnU0ss.
JliN NO cotton canvass aan,pla
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
800 do do square iron

300 do ! do square iron
500 pounds, per pound, (best American manufac
ture)
CLASS No. Pig Iron.
so tons No. best American grey pig iron, per ton of
22i0 lbs.
CLASS No. Stopper
so sheets copper. u inches long, 40 inches wde ard
one sixteenth inch thck--say 1890 pounds per
pound
40 sheets "copper" 70 inches long, &c inches wide, and
30 ounce cold roiIed-say $3.50 pounds, per
pound $40 pounds, per pound.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

Each bolt to be so yards in length ard 90 inches
wide
% poun6s fiaX twlne per pound
50 do cotton Irvine do
CLASS No 4-Pdints.
l0OO pounds pure white lead in oil per pound
100 do chrome green dry do
200 do Spanish whiting do
SO do lampblack do
CLASS No 5-Zine
loO pounds ~ o. sheet zinc per pound
CLASS No 6-Copper.
200 sheets Is OF. sheathing copper, say
,o 1850 pounds per pound
100 do % OF. shealhing copper, say
642 pounds do
100 do "a OF. sheathing copper, say
700 pounds do
100 do 2s OF. sheathiuq copper, say
SIT pounds do
300 do 30 OF. sheatbing "copper" say
ISL pounds do
500 pounds brazieis' copper, 60 pounds
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

HH / G ii NJ or ID IRON AND STEEL
il -, WORKS.-This establishment, situated near the
Petersburg Railroad Bridge, has been put into
tul operation within the last six months, and is now fin
ishing all sizes OF bar hoop band and scroll lron
ulaclured exclusively ofwrought scraps.
4ei railroad Spikes OF every required pattern
chasers Wholesale and retail upon terms fully salts
factory the like articles of American manufacture
can be procured in this any OF the Northern mar
kets.
my 1o--lm TOMPKINS G. GWYNN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
$4,000 pounds
1000 do
3-inch plate iron, 6 feet long,

90 sheets No. Is iron, say 1000 lbs per h..
90 do No. II do say 625 lbs do
Ali of the iron must be OF the best quality, Ameri-
cam TO be made from charcoal bloom.
1900 pounds hoop iron, II by l 10 inch per ID.
500 do do / by l-l6 do
ITO be full of the above dimensions, and rot less
than % feet long
Grass No
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

MM7AR WEATHER.-We have received
w great variety OF Fancy Goods, suitable Tor this
season. in the last few days, purchased by Mi Fer
guson. The great reduction in the prices OF most
goods enables to offer them at much lower rates
than similar goods offered 10 the earlier pant of
the season. Our stock now is complete, and we are
assured we can offer great inducements to purchasers
Our motto is, "to SELL, mast reduce our stock
before our Fall imporalious arrive.
WORD, FERGUSON q BARKSDALE.
nv IA
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per sample per gross

! dozen large bench vices, say 300 Tbs per pound
| do hand vices per doz.
l do screw wrenches as.
sorted per sample per dozen
sets zinc weights, from ounce tol
pound per set.
sets iron weights, l pound to
DoUnds nor cot