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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

VioIENT AssAULr. Didamus Nuunally
and Theodorfck Nunally were arrsigued before the
Mayor yesterday to answer the charge Of vioIently
sssaulging and beatine George w. Alexander on
Sunday afternoon last. on Browns Island.
George w. Alexander, on being sworn, stated
that 10 company with three friends he went to the
Island, aiter the burning Of Peter Natsliies dwell
iing house. to see the ruins On getting there he
met Thecdorick Nunnsliy and hts brother Didsmus,
and spoke to them In the most friendly manner
After this, he asked II the house had been set on
Ore Didamus replied that Il hsd not. Witness
asked Didamus, show do you knowf" Didamus
replied. that Is none of your id business. -
Witness then said, I" want nothing more to 90
with you" and started off, but when he did SO.
Didamus picked up piece of iron. Witness asked
him what he was going 70 do with it. Didamus
told him that was his business. By this time Mr..
Daniels came up and took possession OF the IRON.
Theodorick then advanced on witness and struck
him blow, seeing which, Didamus seiz I'd stone
aud struck witness violent blow on the eye,whlch
may result In the loss OF sight
William Daniels saw Didamns throw the stone
and then run He pursued the fugitive, In company
with Edmund Taylor, but failed TO catch him. AZ
they got to the waters edge, Thecdorick ran up
with two stones, one of which he threw at Taylor
and was in the act ofiirowing the other, when wit
ness knocked him down.
Edmund Taylor confirmed the statement OF Dan.
iels, as to the difficulty.
The Mayor required the brothers Nunnally to
give bail In $500 EACH to keep the peace. iand an
sver bill of indictment for the assault on Alexan
der before the next Grand Jury term of the IIust
ings Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

Row AMONG THE FISH MoNGERs.-The
Mayor was occupied several hours yesterday, in
hearing the facts Of row On Saturday night and
Sunday afternoon, 10 which several fish mongers
were engaged and It is onlyto be regretted that he
has not the power under the ordinances OF the city
of preventing the turbulent and noisy portion
of the combatants from again returning to their
sweet-smelling vacations to outrage public quiet
and decency by an out pouring of bllingsgate and
fights in the public highways on the Sabbath day
II the Hastings Court and Grand Jury let these
broils pass UNPUBLISHED, it would be wise policy in
the Council to close the fish markets altogether or
remove them to some remote place where the pub
lie would be rid of the noise aud rows which seem
to be part of the capital of some fish dealers
Judging from the evidence ELECTED by the Mayor,
the broils now complained Of have been caused by
an effort the part of certain sh mongers in the
second market, TO prevent dealer from the first
market from selling among them, they claiming the
right to monopoze the trade, and keeping out, it
possible, all competition. How this high handed
measure will end, remains to be seen, as the Mayor
yet has the affair before him for further considera.
ton,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

SOMETHING NIcE.-Reader, if you wish
to spend pleasant evening, take stroll to Union
Hill. and call at the fair roora, where the ladies
have prepared any quality of delicscies for their
patrons. Once there, surrounded by the grace and
beauty of neighborhood you will find no Difficult
ty spending agreeable hour. as well as the spa,e
change about your person, and feel none the worse
off for so doing, knowing, you will that 1t is to
be appropriated to q worthy object. On each
evening the omuibuses run regularly to and from
the fair room, that you can have no excuse for
staying away. 5-'t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

Mr.. y. L. BALDWIN has Just concluded
courses OF Lectures in Norfolk and Ports
mouth, which seems to have impaired tho
highest satisfaction to the very large audi.
ences that heard him. The following. from
the Portsmouth Transcript, shows the m -,
ner in which his Lectures were regarded hr
the people of that town
At the conclusion of Mr.. Baldwin,s lec.urc m,,.
day evening last, Captain Samuel WATTS sscendaa
the platform and paid high and well desarved
compliment 10 the accomplished lecturer. Uesaid
that Mr. had not only given universal satjsiacton
but that hts lectures had been appreciated with de.
light and enthusiasm. He should therefore propose
serie. of resolutions, expressive of the sense of
The audience. He called upon all present TO vote.
ana reminded the ladies that an opportunity was
oerea tner for once at least, to express ther sen.
Inen's IN the form of vote On putting the uues
t'on, the resolutions were adopted with entire uaa.
LII Tnhty, ana by full and enthusiastic RESPONSE.
Inc Following are the resolutions:
Hcsotred, (unsnimousy1 That bavinc heard
Win profound attention and thrilling infa,esf The
series OF Lectures, just concluded before the m
erary ana Library Society,"" of Portsmorth bv n
+. Baldwin, Esq, we regard them az fushed sns.
mems Of attic wit and refined elegant compos,,ipn
abonndog 10 historical and statistical facts ~ h;ah
importance and as conceived aud delivered n :
style OF elocufion worthy of their subjects ard 81
the well established reputation of the orator =
Resolrtd, That the Lectures of Mr.. BALDWIN ara
no less ediyog Than entertaining that they breathe
spirit ofpurity and patriotism and that great ere
dit IL due 70 the felicitous manner la which he com
eines tho ueeful and tho Ornamental, bringing In
uxtapositlon and contract the grave realities OF life
and character with the conventional and seclionsI
'aneies and fctions OF prejudice and imagination
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

THROWING SrosEs.-Serious complaints
are made of the continuous rock battles fought by
boys of all ages, on Church and Union Hiiis. a
fey evenings since while one of these battles wal
raging, a little boy, son of Mr.. Cooke received 8
blow on the head, that came nigh proving fatal Al
the CITY police have no Jurisdiction over the battle
field, it s very important that parents should take
the matter in hand, and put stop to such danger
Gus sport VIII they do foa
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Row.-Brosd street, near the. Richmond
and fredericksburg depot vas the scene 9. s ",
s,nnten men, who were permitted TO nsht ano
rrs,ch each other, like two mad cats unsoftunMe
!. ,hs nclice were not IN the neighborhood q tns
time. and the parties therefore escaped Inc
cage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

LEcTURE.-We invite attention to the
lecture to be delivered at the Athenaum Tonight by
John r. Thompson, Esq, editor of the Southe IN
Literary Messenger The subject selected 10 "Psris
10 its ernal Aspects" and the lecturer has Just
returned from France, and 10 a close observer of
passing events there can be no doubt that those who
hear him will be more than sratiiad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

Work HOUSE. Great anxiety is mani
tested by many Of our readers to see the report OF
the cemmittee appointed by the Council at rs last
meeting on Work House. As the commH!ee -
comnosed of practical men, it is expected that they
v;II recommend some plan for the employment oil
manner labor at small cost TO the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27
In TRouBLE.-During the examination OF

IN IR0UBLE.-During the examination of
the brothers Nunnally, yesterday, the fact leaked
out that they both got drunk Browns Island and
that they bought the liquor from William Daniels,
the agent OF Peter Natalie the renter of the Is.
land, who has no license to sell ardent spirits TO be
druak in his house. Daniels acknowledged that
they opened barrel of brandy for the hremen.
and that some gentleman gave him ST., but that he
charged no one. D. Nunnally stated on oath. that
he purchased brandy from Daniels and paid him
for it, and this statement corroborated by the
oath of Tneo. Nunnally. The Mayor therefore re-
quired Danelsto give bail ia $50 for his appear
ance at the next Grand Jury term of the Hustipss
Court to answer the charge ekxeIHDg liquor e. be
drunk at the place where sold without a license.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

BOYS IN DANGER.-Last Sunday after
noon we noticed two hose reels being drawn up
Main street, one of which was In charge OF
i've negro boys, and the other in charge OF
three white boys and one young man Hav-
ing herad alarm, we supposed that these
young fellows had taken out the reels to
have race down the street and back agaip. In.
cendiarsm c,.n never be checked, as long as boys.
white or black, are allowed to use the reels at
pleasure and as the iremen, officers and privates
are anxious to get rid of these juvenile volunteers
1t is to be hoped that the police will on every occa
sion, rigidly enforce the ordinance against them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

Dock STREET is full of ugly places that
need improving at once. Wilthe Commissioners
give 1t their attention. ai
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JUST VERDIcT.-GHstavus Staples, a moi

Jusr VERDIcT.-GHstavus Staples, moi
81, turbulent negro, who sells fish In the second
market, was arraigned before the Mayor for threat~
ening to assault William Brown, and for melting
men of his own profession to make an attack on
him last Sunday evening. The proof of his guilt
was 30 conclusive, that his Honor ordered him 80
lashes From this decision the accused took an
appeal to the Hastings Court giving bail in the sum
of $500 for his appearance, and TO keep the peace
This is about the third or fourth appeal that this
gro has taken to the Hastings Court, on each of
which he escaped punishment by the action of a
nolle Prosequi, and without having trial. 1t is to
be hoped the Court will hear the evidence in this
case and see that the accused lie Justly dealt with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

LOST CHILD.-An interesting little boy
about six years old was found near Trinity Church
last Sunday night and taken to the Exchange Hotel
from which place its parents recovered 1t short
time after.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27
MARINE NEWS.
roRr OF RICHMOND. Feb. %.

ARRIVED,
Schr Danville, Scranton, New York, mdz, David
Cunie
Schr Bradbury, -. Attakspas, sugar and ms
lasses. Dunlop, Moncure Il Go.
schr John Beatty. Wescott Philadelphia, coal, 8
P Halves.
schr Ocean, Mitchell, Baltimore, mdz. w Col
quit 4 Co.
Schr Wave, Wood, Norfolk, railroad sills
schr Oakland, Ayers, James River wheat, Haxall
Bro.
Soop William James, johnson, Norfolk mdz
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdz
and passengers
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard Baltimore, rndz and
passengers.
SAILED,
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell. Philade!.
pha, mez and passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27
THREE ATT cL1p-William ]. Brown,

THREE AT CLIP William j. Brown,
James Clayter, and Alexander Jofes appeared be.
fore the Mayor yesterday, TO answer the charge Of
assauItipg and beating James Ford near the second
market on Saturday night last. Ford swore that
Brown aud himself had controversy in the second
market before night that between the hours of 7
and 8 o'clock the three persons named above, with
several others, came to the door of his fish house.
when Brown attacked and beat him severely, sided,
as he was, by his associates. Clayter and Jones
both aver that they not present al the time of
the difficulty, and therefore knew nothing OF it.
This they say they can prove; and in order to en-.
able them to do SO, the examination was adjourned
till this morning, when Brown also expect to show
that he did not beat Ford.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

Cor. GEO. W MUNFoRD.-We are graft
fed to learn that this es,imable gentleman, VINO
has been quite III for several days past 10 improv
room in short time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

MACALLlsTER, the great Necromancer, is
to give grand entertainment at the theatre to might
which will no doubt be crowded by those who have
heard OF his great reputation a magician.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

SUNDAY ROw.-Mann S. Gentry, fish
monger, appeared before the Mayor to answer the
charge Of asssulting William j. Brown, on Sunday
last in Broad street. Gentry is concerned in trade
with James Ford and Gustavus Staples, free ne.
gro, and seems to have spite at Brown for daring
to offer fish for sale in the second market He was
held to bail in the sum of $500 to keep the peace
for twelve months and to answer q bill of indict-
ment before the Grand Jury term of the Hastings
Court for riotous and disorderly conduct In Broad
street, ON the Sabbath day.
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FEMALE demonstrating Ripple, &

FEMALE RENCoNTRE.-Mary Ripple, a
young lady of questionable reputation, made her
appearance before the Mayor to answer the charge
OF assaulting and beating Ann Stevenson, on Satur
day last These two rail creatures had been living
under one root, but not agreeing, very properly
separated. Mary on the morning of the difficulty,
followed Ann to her own house. and there made an
assault upon her person with cane, which led to
her arrest She was held to bail in 500 for her
future good behavior which she readily gave and
was discharged. n. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

AT ODD FELLows'HALL, the great Do-
ramas of life moving figures, are to be seen this
evening. Those who have attended this exhibition
speaks of it as one of the most Interesting ever
seen the price of admission to which Ia only 10 1>2
| aufa
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iRRIVlLS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN HoTEL-w n Maxwell, Elmyrs
W Woodsoo, Buekin CHAM; Nudge. d F:mei,
81 LawreDcs, Bsltimore; GosImsn' h. ia.
sord. jennings. Dsnvil'e; w Prokuil, 4 Allen.
Peisbs; J Heath Y; Cooley Mas; 70.
hspnor, Bsggsg. Agent; DR. W Brown, fredEsbG
o q Coaimsn. Bucsinsh ham b n Hollo~sy, Motto
way; 4 Johnston. We; B HoIeman. l; IN
ser, Pc; I Brady, Kansas: Prof M.eallistsr lady
children and nurse; J Weston France; ~ cray
Fitzgerald, Va; r D Brad ord, ) Morgan, Ruckins-
BAN: II Williams, Boston; 81 Waller. Pratt,
Washington A 3 orenshaw. Philsda; Harden,
Wilmington; l. Robinson, Charleston
Mrs Singleton, Z Monteiro, Lynchparg; g Lore;
D Ennis Boston; C Harris. Gilbsrt, Shebr,
] Wallace, M Kromberg } Sargent. Smith,
N Y; Britiand- smithand; J bunse ,sga = LII
Henrico; E Wilson, staunton; w w Williams 81 ss-
IAN; o Rock. Bot Springs Briggs, Mass; w
Wright, TsPh'k; Desn; Queen; : Jonr son,
Nelson, Washington; DR. Shulties: Matbsws;C L
Clarke Alb; French, Bath; Falkner; Nielsen;
Hosley Buckingham; Col 8 French ChesteIhsid
Meredith. w J Waltz n, Louise; Miss Hearty, M
Evans and LADY, C Tyre, Pow ha'sn; Howard CT;
Col A ] Smith, Harrison; E McKenney; } n Dejsf'
nett. Misses nfis5nstt es5o, Wbjts Va Aa
ST. CHARLES HOTEL-W Branch Alb; w
Mann, Gerdcnsville; II Scadell. Y; 9 Taylor.
Rockbridge; w L Dowpes, Wm; II Panp'io.
N.'1r Hswain; a%ss ESsss and Ss sSp
Ricbmond; w Argyle, Calumbia r TarpIn and
friend, X and Queen; 3 Taylor, Henrlcc; Tas-
Ior Richmond; w H Bocock, Heprico; W L Cole
man. Frederic ksburg; y D Gooch v G II b; w E
Marshall, Bait; Read. Va; C Yancy, Tenn; w L
Scott, Richmond; T Lewis, Assamoosic; N w Haw-
kins, H w Butler, Phils; @ Timberiake. Alb; J L
Eddns, b Richards Alb; A Brown, Richmond;
N B Young, sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

The RELIEF HousEs continue to feeo
large numbers of persons unsble To feed themselves
but unless the public furnish them additions, h.
compelled to stop operations Ia very short time.
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DIEU.

=. N. ,s,,d.nos Of r. I. Olsssow. on Monday
Cen inst. WILLIE. eldest son Of VIM. W. ~. ana
Mary T.. G. Wood. ~. x,..,ocr AZ
,,ciock. from the first Presbyterian Churtn
rr;.nS. and .cousintances OF the family and o. ire
families Of r. Glasgow and j. 4. Anderson sis
~ o. Phiisdeiphia Ledger and Portsmouth Tr.n'-
cript requested to copy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

cy SALE OF e. HALE's STocK OF JEwELRY, &c :,
coNTINUEp:-The sale of Jewelry and Fancy arti.
cles of Hales, tsome very valuabie,) sold under
several executions, will be continued this morning
at Ii O'Clock.
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WILD GEEsE.-Two Of these wild fowl,
large and fat, were killed sany yesterday morning,
10 the neghborhood OF Bell Isis, and brought 10 this
market for sale They seemed to have straved
from the flock, and having no leader, appeared at
loss which way to CO. when discovered BY two gen
tlemen, who procured boat and gun and succe.
decided in shooting them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

P,roHrre.--The police made break last :.
sunday afternoon on gag of negroes engaged %
pitching cents and captured * or seven 9. .ne I'D
each ordered TO be fo2ged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27
SMALL AFFAIR-Moses Eudal, Richard

q Sale and Abram Volaski appeared before the
Mayor to answer the charge of ASSEMBLING and beat
Ing John Marks, on Friday last, Ia the second mar.
ket When the warrant WAS first Issued, Jacob Vo.
aski was included 10 1t By mistake but ON coming
before the Mayor Saturday morn ing he was prompt
y.scquitted, young Marks having stated thai he
was not present and he'd nothing to do with the
assault Yesterday morning. Ahram Volaski was
also proved innocent, while Sale had been excited
to strike Marks by receiving severe blow on his
eye with an apple, consequently they TOO were dis
charged. Eudal, however, was fined 81 for his
conduct In the market house The evidence show
ed that the complainant was the aegressor, and was
only struck when be accused Eudal Of putting po-
tetoes In his pocket that did not belong to him,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

THE WEATHER was cold and clear yes
terday. Just the sort for persons having out door
business to transact.
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AcciDENT.-Mnrtin G. Wood y had a fall
from cart IN tho neighborhood Of Brooke Ave-
nue. yesterday morning by which his right leg was
slightly fractured. Dr. Wilson was called 10 see
him aud rendered the necessary attention
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DRAYER BOOKS

COMMON PRAYER, in morocco, velvet and
plain bndinss
PRAYERS FOR EVERY MORNING AND
EVENING. by $50 Scottish clersymen
DAILY COMMENTARY by 1870 Scottish clergy
81
FAMILY PRAYERS AND COMMENTARY nv
Thornton.
JAYS MORNING AND EVENING ExER.
ClSES.fn ons two vols
MORNING AND NIGHT WATCHES,
FAMILY PRAYERS, by the author of Morning
and Nigh Watches
sWETE,s FAMILY PRAYERS. from the 10th
London edition.
HANNAH MoRE'S PRIVATE DEVOTION.
TREASURY, WELL SPRING, &c.
For sale by P PRICE,
fe S7-1t* Corner Main and IIth sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

AUCTION NorlcE.-Mr. VIM. A. Bur-
TIERS, having had much experience ~ . Salesman,
wi sivs his personal to the sales Of public
and private Libraries, Books, Stationery, OH Paint
ings, Engrasings, &c.
Booksel ers and Statione-s, 157 Main ct.
fe Ia-1mif
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

Music.-A fresh batch Of organ grindcrs
haYe just arsivsd y the city.
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In the United States Circuit Court of NJ YORK, Capt
smith, Of the brig Julia Moulton, found guilty Of Be.
Ing snssssd ia the slsvs tds. ths penalty Of which
u dsath, has been granted new Trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27
SrREEr FlcHr.-Three negro girls, Mar

STREET FleHrs-Three negro girls, Mary
Ann Abrams, Mary Brander aad Emma Jane
Branch, were arraigned before the Mayor yes
terday to answer the charge of sssaulting and
beating Georgiana r. Ill., free GIRL In 18th street
on Friday afternoon laet. The evidence fully es.-
tablisle the gnilt OF the accused, whereupon they
wei ordered to recciveten stripes each for im-
proper conduct inthe street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

RApID DRIvINa.-The merchants on
Cary street are complaining bitterly of the rspid
manner In which drsys and wagons are driven
from 18th to 18th Streets endaneering not only We.
hicles but persons who may be paesing. Let the
the police have eye to this matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

Passengers per Steamship jamestown,
L Parrish, MASTER, from New York, February 18th,
1855:
A Carter. Cogan ] Morgan. T r Green. w J
Chever and lady. Miss Randolph, Churchill. ii
@ Sheldon, w Blandipg g Churchhill, Roy, M
Duval, l. Brown w Peasants, A Smith,
Kayne, lady and child, Smith. lady and child. J
Burbank, J C Gale. Miss Davis, Turner, D
Macfee, Brooks, Miss M Jones, Grumparts, r
Rowe, Smith, ID C Herndon, Mdle Victor, nj Hess,
s Crane J Manson, w Young. Pink, Brown,
Miss M Watson, ] Lewis, and 33 in s.earage-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

DRs. ATWOOD Il CHASE, Homeopathic
Physcisns and Surgeons, No. ISL Main strset, over
Buffers Simous Bootstore Richmond, vs..
A. 81. ATWOOD, N. d. i. r. CHASE, "a. D.
IL 2-1n
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MEDICAL CARD-Ds r Fl. CHRIsTIAr,
Offers bic professional SERVICES to the citizens of
Richmord. Office on Main Street, next door to j.
9. Wayt, Dentist fe 26-1H
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COMMERCIAL

nfcumorD MARKETS, February 26
.c,1. A.,,,,ne little NOR, frsely. aalss II
"a - INN 4rlns. Mafket quies.
WffEAT I'VE .ttIi quote " Tor Prime wh''e
sf Is for prime red.
CORN-ssag7l cts. per bushe.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE for March, at
L. l.. l.. SMITHS
Newspaper and Cheap Publication Depot,

IL L. l.. SMITHS
Newspaper and Cheap Publication Depot,
$50 Broad street
FERN. 81. :
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE. BY Miss Austin
GoDEY's LADy's BOOK for March. % e.
haLLOu,S DOLLAR MAGAZINE for March.
TIE HEIREsS OF BELLEFONT By Emer.
son Bennett so cents
THE BANKING UOJJSE A Tai. sro,, nal
wood. IS cts o i'o"i DiaoA
o. NED HASTINGS, or the Terror of the Road
THE VIRGIN QUEEN. or the Romance of Rov.
s.y; by J. Smith. author of Gas Howard. Harry
HAu tho New Publications of the ds, f,r al.
ENewsparers for this week now ready
III OF any thing In the Newspaper, Msraxin. a.
Ghsap publication business calf al or sena ~ No ~
10y h5osd street, nearly opposite the Theatre. ',o
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e LOST-On Sunday morning, ON I'd
"a street or near the poor house. smau GOLD
AAz, WATCH, with seal attached. The No was
1a1so 9045, maker, Fare, Paris. A reasonable re-
ward will be given to any parson leaving 1t at this
office fs PISS
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ENGINEERS OFFICE,
RICHM'D & YORK RIVER RAILROAD.

PROPOSALS will be received at this
L Ofics until the goth day of M.rch. lin separate
6dsn fer furnishing tbs material and building Pile
Wharf st West Point on York River. Blank forms
hcetions exhibited; ION and after the 10th proximo
fe 27-1sw3w r. d. CLAXTON, Engineer