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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES, &c.
WILLIAM r. PRINCE h CO.,

Ff"s"sVs, l'sT IWN'
OFFER among other stock, TEN THOUSAND
" PEAR TREES, five to eight years grated,
OF extra large size, being Standards and Pyrs
mids on Pear and Ounce, and TWELVE THOU
SAND CHERRIES, three to five years, and extra
large size, being Standards and Pyramids, the
latter on Mahaleb.
They guarantee these Trees 10 be greatly superior
10 any that con be found ese,chee.
Also, extra sized APPLES, OUNCES, and other
Fruit Trees, and an immense stock Of large Orna-
mental Trees, Evergrcens, &C.
The collection of ROSES and PEONIEs 10 un
rivslled.
Priced catalogues sent to postpaid applicants,
who enclose stamps. Mar 2-dlv
rOD LIVER OIL.-Tbe use Of Cod Liver Oil
~ in all cases of coughs and chest diseases gen
orally, has been attended with great success, and
the Oil is now regarded ss one ofthe most valuable
articles In the whole Maters Medica Blsss Com
pound Cod Liver OH Candy contains the medical
properties OF the Oil highly concentrated and com
bned with other soothing and bealthful ingred-
ents, forming the most sure and pleasant SPECIFIC
for throat and lung. complaints now ertant.
Blk. BLiss Il HAvsN, Springfield, Massscbu-
sets. sole Proprietors. For sale by
Y. ID. GILMAN, Druggist,
Mar 22-6t Wholesale and Retail Agent,
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NEW STEAM PAPER MILL AT MAY
LANDV1LLE,

TIVE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inform their
Il friends, and the trade generally, that they
have their PAPER MILL in operation, and are
prepared TO furnish, on short notice, all kinds of
PRINTING PAPER,
Of any size or weight required, at prices from ten
to fifteen cents per pound. according to quality.
Orders Addressed to the subscribers, Philadel-
phs post Office, will receive prompt attention.
Feb lA-tls = O. WARpEN
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PIANO..

lust RECEIVED, per schooner Empire,
u highly finished sx-octave rosewood Piano, Of
brilliant tone. manufactured by Messrs Nunns 4
Clark, New York, which will be sold at factory
price, VIM. WALL,
Penn. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th streets,
Mar 22-3t next Mr.. Shanka,s Iron Building.
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ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

n -" The steamer GEORGE WASH
ea4X@ INGTON will depart as follows.
Boats fare IL cents. Coach
fare cents. Persons making the trip for plea
sure, bosts fare half price. Three coaches leave
near Northern Liberty Market. Seventh street,
for the boat. coach alec leaves the Capitol at
II, ., II, u, ga, 6.
Leaves klcrandris at u, Q, II, u, q, u.s..
Leaves Washington at s., 10, IL, 2, 81, 81, 81.
Mar 24-d JOB CORSON, Captain.
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A M U S e NJ EN- rs.
NATIONAL THEATRE.


ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH q,
Will be performed the favorite Burletta of HOW
TO PAY THE RENT Morgan Rather, with
the songs, Drink Deep my Boys What Night so
Long, and Widow Machree,) Mr.. COLLINS
Dance by Miss A. WALTERS. The evenings
entertainment will commence with the Comedy
OF the IRISH AMBASSADOR Sir Patrick O'Plen
ipo. with the song, Bould Soldier B,y,) Mr.. COL
Inns. Overture by the Orchestra TO conclude
with the Farce of BOX AND cox
PRIcEs OF ADMIssIoN.--PrivateB Boxes & Is; Dress
Circle and Parquette, so cents; Reserved Seats,
10 cents; Orchestra Seats, rs cents; Family Circle
25 cents; Third Tier, so cents; Colored Gallery,
% cents. Mar "a
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~ ENTLEMEN'S COTTON AND THREAD
" Half-Hose.-The best quality and best
sortment of sizes of Cotton and Thread Half Hose
ever offered in this city may now be found at
STEVENS'S Sales room,
Mar 22-3teodif Browns Hotel.
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CHUBB, BROTHERS,
bankers and Dealers in Stocks Land War
ID rants, Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Drafts on IRELAND from & | and upwards, payable
on demand, furnished in sums TO suit.
Collections made, and Cheeks for sale on all the
principal cites.
Government, STATE, and other Stocks bought and
sold on commission.
Claims before the Departments prong pity attended
To. Rcmttances made at lowest rates in New
York, Philadelphia. or Baltimore funds as de.
sired, for Notes or Drafts payable in the District
Alexandra, Va, and other southern cities.
Banktng Hou~, opposite Treasury Department.
Mar l-if TTecQrnph d2w1
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LITERARY ExHIBITIoN.-The Washington Semi
nary have procured the use of the National Theatre
for the annual celebration of that institution The
exercises, to commence at nine O'Clock a. M, will
consist of various addresses, Rotations and music
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SMITHsoNIAN INSTITUTION. Louis Agas-
siz will lecture this evening in the hall of the
Smithsonian Institution Subject: "Thc foundation
of symmotry in the animal kingdom"
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But ] feel that ] am subjccting myself to the
charge of waste of time. feel that the bust
Of the House IL being delayed; but, until the
finger OF that clock points to four somebody will
waste the time Of the House, and might As we'll
do it as anybody else.
beg to cay one word to my young friend, the
member from the Portland district of Maine, (Mr.
APPLETON That gentleman to day made his
roup d'essai upon this floor, in a style Of rhetoric
which did himself infinite credit. IL was pleasing
TO my car, and, a literary effort, in harmony
with my feslings, as an old professor. Sir, was
delighted with It. But did start little when that
gentleman pointed with the finger of contempt to
this side Of the House. noticed the curl Of his lip
ms he alluded TO the small number of Wings now
left in this National Council. deplorc II, and 20
will the nation depore it. If the majority Of this
House continue to wsste the time that is the pro-
perty Of the nation.
But let me say to the gentleman from Maine
(AprLsros)-and ! speak from reading, my
memory lends me back to it--that If there had
been one tenth part Of the number OF good men in
Sodom that there arc Wings in this House, they
would have saved that whole city from destruc
ton. lLaughtcrJ Whether we ehall be saved or
not must depend upon how far the conta min q, ton
extends, how lar the corruption of coalition may
have gone amongst M.
But there is another point: Three or four DAYS
Of this House (and IL any gentleman will figure
up its coet they will find Il something like three
thousand dollars a day. have been spent in dis
cussnR the character OF the coalition OF the Massa
chusetts Legislsturethe coalition of the people of
Msssschusetts-wbetherM Mr.. A or Mr.. B should be
Governor. Sir, ] dislike coalition; but believe
they are frequently formed in toleraby good mo-
tivcs, and honest persons sacrifice somc part OF
their creed for the snkc OF defeating some Of the
opposite creed. Sometimes, believe, they sscri-
flee part Of their avoritc creed for the purpose of
carrying the good point that is left Of them. Not
always, but as a general rule, ! have not found
them very beneficial. We have had some little
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SEWN MILE M'RRoR.-The last opportunity OF
seeing this beautiful work Of art closes with to- day
when it will be removed to Baltimore, and no per-
son should fail to visit it.
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THE BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUsI-
l. NESS, in all its Branches, will be continu ed
by the undersigned, under the name and style Of
"CHUBB, BROTHERS." at their Banking House,
opposite the Tfeasury Department
J MUNROE CHUBB,
CHAS. ST. J. CHUBB.
WAsHISoroN, March /, 1852.
Mar l-if
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Issued from The United Sfafss Patent Office for the
meek snding March 70, 1852, and bearing date
March %, 1852.
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The CIRcUIr CoURT was engaged yesterday in
hearing appeals from magistrates' decisions.
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SMUGGLING ON THE STEAMER AMERICA
At Boston, on Friday evening, a few hours
after the arrival of the steamer america, an
attempt TO smuggle twenty nine packages of
lace goods ashore was discovered by the GUS
tom house officers and the goods Were seized
They had been placed in the wagon which
came for the dirty linen, and were wrapped
up in clothes. An investigation by the agent
showed that the guilty party on board the boat
was one of the head walters. The America
has been seized by the Collector, in accord
ance with the law.
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LOOK HERE!

MI EnCHANTS and others who are dealing in
Iva his line would do well to call the subscri.
Der, and exemiEe his large stock OF Plain and ia.
paaned Tin Ware, Stoves, Pumps and Fluid
Lamps, with great variety OF Fancy and
Housekeeping Goods, ut his large Wholesale
aud Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot No. 6, Main
street, 9 ioprs above the Old Market Richmond Va
Tin Roofing and Conductors done at the shortest
notice, and cheap and good any other establish
ment In the State. WIN. SEARS WOOD,
NH aim APractical Workman.
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IMPORTANT FROM CHII,I.

SEIZURE OF rwo AMERICAN SHIPS, WITH
GOLD Dusr.--A letter in the N. York Herald,
dated Valparaiso, Jan. 90, states that the late
revolution has been put down and peace re
stored, butthe writer adds
There has, however, recently been terrible
commotion among the state prisoners at the
Straits of Magellan. Banished from their
homes on account of political aud other often.
ces, they got up revolution there among
themsel,es-kiilin the governor, taking the
garrison, and declaring themselves free and
independent of Chill.
The American barque Florida, which men,
| TONED in former letter as having been charte-
red by this government, and freighted with a
tull cargo Of revolutonists, was forcibly seized
while at The Straits and is now in possession
oithe prisoners. Official information has also
been given to the American Consul here, that
another American vessel, (name nnkpown,)
bound from California to New York, with a
large amount Of gold on board, had been cap
tured by these renegades, who have sailed
win both vessels for parts unknown" There
being, unfortunately, no American man of war
on TINS part OF the coast at present, the English
and French admirals have both despatched
| ships in search of these daring pirates, and we
hope soon TO be advised of the ir capture
similar outbreak has recently occurred
at the island of Juan Fernandez, and attempts
MADE 10 take the american barque Eliza, which
was freighting with wood there at the time; but
she succeeded in putting out to sea before they
accomplished their designs. This island is at
present one of the depots for Chill! prisoners.
Owing TO the recent political disturbances
here, for fear of being pressed into the army,
large numbers of the laboring population have,
and are still, emigrating to California. Some
5000 are reported to have sailed from this port
alone, within the past three months.
The best brands of Chill -four is held at So
so per bag of 200 lbs, at which value Amer.
can flour, under the new tariff, is admitted free Of
duty.
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PaHADELpHiA March 8.--M chael and Blair
Shcr'nshi were arragned this morning for the
murder Of Jacob Lehman, and plead not gull
~ The Attorney General having Withdrawn
the 5ill count Of Indictment the defendants
Counsel Withdrew the motion 10 qsash.
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k0ssuth at LouisuWe-Hs ADDRESS TO til
GermanS

LOUISVILLE, March 6.-kossuth addressed the
Germans Yesterday in their own language, in the
Methodist Cnurch-Sl admission He dwelt upon
the advantages revolutionsts now have in Europe
over their opponents; was very sarcastic upon the
course OF the crowned heads; considering that his
cause would eventually prove successful beyond
doubt and contended that the United States as a
republic should not sta"d alone in the approaching.
contest He declared that the government has the
power to act; aud appealed to the Germans and the
people to exercise their influence through he ballot
box He closed with most earnest appeal to all
tIe German citizens of America, who, he cont nd
ed, should be foremost in thus sustaiding him and
us cause. He speaks to night in the courthouse;
no one beng admitted without purchasing one of
the Hungarian bonds OF one dollar.
The amount Of material aid for Kossuth here will
probably not reach So 600
kossuth will leave tomorrow, On the steamer
Emperor, for ST. Louis
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Nntire American Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, March S.-A large meeting
Of the Native Americans was held tonight, at
the Commissioners Hall, Southwark. to ex-
press Indignation at having block of marble
from the Pope placed in Washington's Monu-
ment. A number of violent addresses were
made.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY vs..


n DUNI1OP. M0NCUNlE7 e o. -.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-
VI On FRIDAY, the 18th fnst commencing & iOi
o'clock we viii sell at auction store, 8 eenersI
assortment OF Groceries, &C. consisting IL part Of
l06 hhds Sugar, fair TO prime qualify
Is bbs La. Molasses
leo boxes and bbls loaf crushed. uovdered
and clarified Sugar
g bbls superior Syrup
lai80O choice Cigars
Mustard, Indigo, Cheese
Gunpowder and Pouchcpg Teas
Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin
Madeira and Teneriffe Wine
dies
100 boxes Soap
,a CoHee Ginger, Pepper
l2e0 bags Dairy Salt
ALSO
70 patent balances, from 500 10 1900 lbs each
counter and platform Scales
TERMs-Under 800, cash; over sIeo 4 ro,,h.
sredit for approved negotiabis. 'oN'n'
~ Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE e. co
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The TRAGEDY IN BALTIMORE Moth e further
has been brought to light in reference to the terri
BILE tragedy enacted in Maiden Lane, on Saturday
morning Mrs. White the wife of the suicide, has
not yet been made acquainted with the circuu-
stance and the apprehension is that she never will
be, as we understood yesterday ev, ming it was
hardly expected she would live until til, morning.
San of yesterday.
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The Detention of the Steamer america

Inc DeteAtsoH Of the Steamer america
bosroH, March 8.-The agents of the Ame-
"ca have given bonds for her value, and she
VIII be delivered over to them.
Joseph Buckley, one of the stewards of the
America, has absconded, and $500 are offered
for his arrest.
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"AsHlHGTos, March 8.-SpirituaI rappings
are exciting good deal of attention 10 the
Eastern part OF the city, many respectable
persons iestityiDg 10 their extraordinary per
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EVILS WEBB & son OFFER FOR
Ia SALE
los hhds New Orleans, part stricayl
pTime,)
80 do Muscovado
Is do Porto Rico
Ito half boxes Loaf, Stewards, Have
meyers, and Moller's, and Lo- }SUGARS.
100 bal res Coffee
90 do Crushed
go do Powdered
200 bags white Brazil
DO hhds prime new crop Cafde-
SO d. Muscovado
10 do Porto Rico (MOLASSEs
Barrels New Orleans
10 do Stewards Sugar House
Syrup
275 bags Java
$50 Laguayra tcoprrp
100 do Rio f"offHE'
25 do Old white Augustine
30 che t. Black and Green Tea
l01O sides ole Leather, good stamp, and good and
poor damaged
260 do Upper do wax and russell
% boxes Winchester's Tallow
so do Adamantine (Star
brandy }CANDLEs.
25 do Sperm
25 do Huls Patent
Soaps OF various brands
Barrels Tanners }oIL
SIS bbls Gu. Harrings
10 do No 3 Mackerel
80 do and half do No 2 do
7 hhds BAG N Sides
25 kegs and 10 bbls Lard
100 barrels Tar
80 barrels Clarified Vinegar
IS cases mass Licorice Paste, Ynuria, & Co,
and G brands
80 do Superior stick do, brand
Is tierces Rice
400 kegs Nails and Brads
Hoop Iron
Archer's Virginia Axes
500 bags Shot, drop and buck
Bar Lead
1900 Gunny Bags, Grain Bags
Gunpowder sporting and blasting
Painted Pals. Pepper, Pimento, Ginger,
Chocolate. Salt Pelre, Indigo, Copperas,
Starch, Hops, Bed Cords, Leading Lines,
Cotton and Hemp, Candle Wick, Irvine,
Paper-Writing, Letter. Wrapping, &c.
NH 10
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Honor 10 Cheralier HuIseaaann.

NV YORK., March 8-The Arctic brings
Intelligence that she Emperor of Austria has
conferred the order OF the Iron Crown upon
Nheyailer Hulsemann, as a mark Of approba-
ton for his course at Washington.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.


III vT AZ AND LOT ON LEIGH sTRrrr
he se,a 6. ny =; ti9N. WITHOUT REsERvEs-Vin,
cirr - ii iEDNESDAY, the 10Th inst. commen.
Mis- ~. esocA IN the afternoon, upon the rrs-
s;de ~ sss me H0usE and LOT. on the s,,,t
onnos;te ,en nes.esn 2nd and 3rd streets mai.
Tne hou.e ~ s, sas Of Daniel Tra.hart, Esa.
or nve rooms, with man, copysn;sr .'ains. Iosr
teods tn',y set sOsr inches on Leigh street.
bounded on the west side b. -. ~. ieet, and 10
wnole premises present quits neat spns.. Inc
arein perfect order, and spresent Is ss
many inducements 10 those desiring pssents
dence. ksssen& rest
The sale wi; take place without limit or re..,.,.
and upon terms which win be made known - NJ
sale. JAMES nj TAyLaps 3 lne
nm s-eoo,ouoso AuctsOneer
Immediately after the above SALE win sell Il thu
lot on Charity, near End street. Lot of ready ma
work, such az Sash. Blinds. Frames, Joists &c =
all Of good heart stud, and in good order
NH 6-tds J. M. TAYLOR.
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p virtue OF a deed OF trust executed to me by
- William Liegan and William L. McMinn,
bearing date the 2ard day of February, 1852, and
recorded in the Hastings Court for the City of
Richmond, and in the county Court of Henrieo,
shall proceed, on Thursday the 18th day of March,
1882 at II o'clock, A. NJ, at the Carpenters chop of
the said Liggan & McMinn, near the Dock, to sell
the following property, to wit: The said Carpen.
ters' chop, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and an unexpired lease of the ground for
one year from Bacon TAFT
5000 feet OF White Pine Lumber at said shop
One share of stock in the Richm md and Danyille
Railroad Company:
And Immediately afterwards, at the Lumber yard
OF Alexander Garrett, near the Central Railroad
Depot, 900 feet of flooring plank
Terms OF SALE-For ali sums not exceeding $50.
cash; for all sums over $50, negotiable notes at
months, with approved en- 2orsers
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Trustee,
The sale will be conducted by WELLINGTON
GoDDIN, Auctioneer.
N. B.-The creditors of Ligean & McMinn proyi.
ded for in the said Decd wild please call at my off CO.
with their respective notes and accounts as soon as
convenient ANDREW JOHNSTON.
NH No. S5, Main street.
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John II. Stevens, who was lately arrested
"a Philadelphia on the charge of robbing the
Portsmouth iva.l Bank, has been placed in
lie custody Of officer Mirkel, for safe conduct
10 virginia, under requisi,ion from Governor
Johnson
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BY WELLINGTON G0DDTN-

TRUSTEE,S SALE OF REAL rs.
l. TATE.-By virtue of deed OF trust executed
to the subscriber by William T. Depriest and wife.
bearing date 9th February, 1s47, duly recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court, to secure debt there.
in mentioned to the Richmond Fire Association.
shall, in execution of the said trust proceed to sell
at public auction, upon the premises ON MONDAY,
the 22nd March, 1852, if fair if not the next fair
day, at At O'Clock, p NJ, the real estate conveyed
by the said deed, consisting of three LOTS, with
large brick tenement thereon} fronting l27 feet
on Rockets street, running back 20 feet to Water
street.
Terms cash. Such, title is ves tcd in the trustee
will be conveyed to the purchaser
LANES BOSHER, Trustee.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auct.
NH 10
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NOMAIISSIONERS,S ALE.-By virtue of
Y decree of the Circuit Court of Chancery for
Henrico county, pronounced on the l4th day of
February, 1852 in The following causes, viz: Thos
J. Chidey plaintiff, Us F. Winfree, and Susan
B., his wife, Stephen Childrey and Mildred III. Chill.
drey, defendants Jesse Winfres, and Susan B, his
wife, who before her intermarriage with the said
Winfree was Susan Chidrey, plaintiffs, us Thos
Chldrey, defendant, and F Ninfree and Susan
B, his wife, late Susan Childrey, Stephen Chill
drey aud Mildred H Childrey, plaintiffs, u.s. Thos
Childrey and Lavinia P, his wife. T Pleasants
and James Akin, defendants, we shall, as conf
missioners appointed by said decree, proceed to
sell at public auction, the premises, to the high
est bidder, ON MONDAY, the 18th day of March,
1852, the tract of LAND in the proceedings men.
toned, called Laurel Hill, very advantageously
situated. in the county of Henrico only five miles
from Richmond, and containing by estimation, 240
acres There are good improvements upon this
tract; the situation is most healthy one, and the
land is very fertile, and well wa.ered. If the wea
Their should be bad the day fixed for the sale, it
will take place on the first fair day thereafter.
TERms.-One-third OF the purchase money to be
paid in cash, and the residue in three equal install
ments, payable in one two and three years from
the day OF SALE the credit payments to bear interest
from the day of sale, and conveyance Of the pro-
perry to be made to the purchaser. and his bonds
to be taken for the credit payments, the punctual
payment whereof is to be secured by deed of
trust on the property.
isaac iAnas K E1 WATKINS, comm'r..
NH Ibid
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ODD.FElLOWS, HAIL,
p ETERN OF THE OLD FAvORITES.
~ kUNkEL'S NIGHTINGALE ETHIOPIAN
OPERA TROUPE.-The old established and cele.
6rated band whose high order of talent has Won
tor them the reputation of being "THE CHAM
PI0N VOCALISTS OF THE AGE" will make
theiE second appearance before the public of Rich
mond, on This Evening, and every evening
during the present week
=, fhe Troupe comprises Messrs Harry LEAR,
FI0yd> +. E. Burgess, III. X. JOhnssn,
w: Penn Lehr, w. III. Morgan, G.. Nj.
Hill.
On each evening, great variety of new Instru-
mental and Vocal Music, operate Gems, Terpsi.
chorean Displays, Ethiopian Delinealions
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. Doors open at half past
o'clock performance to commence at half past 7.
NH 9-d5t J. T. FORM Ag.nt
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lave appointed SOLOMON LOW
II ENSTEIN, of the county of Henrico, my agent
for the conducting of Dry Goods and Grocery
business in the said county, at Erin ShsAes.
JOS. MYERS.
Richmond, February 20, 1854
NH Cd let
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a SPECULATION DEFERRED.

A SPECULATION OFFERED,
Which Promises SO per cent. nett Profit.
GAY, MATHEWS 81 Co., No. las,
~ Main street, desiring to give possession OF their
store to Messrs Dudley q Johnson by the first of
April, ask the attention of spectators to their stock
OF Mediterranean Wafer Filtcrers, which
they propose to close out by the lot S3 EACH for
satisfactory months paper, embracing the portion
OF the year in which tn ir purifying qualities are
rendered SO indispensab!y necessary The lowest
price they have ever been sold at is SIS, and from
that to SIS. The first applicant complying with
the terms will secure the purchase NH 9-ts