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ERANKL.IN BANK STOCK
IL For sale by JOHN S. CUTTINGS & Co.. corner South
and Second mr20tf
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RY LOTS FOR SALE. NEAR

RELAY HOUSE
i 49, FIN SITES, the south side of tn River
th n ABOVE the residences of Messrs. Dobbn, La
@ nIhGson %c ina welsetted and rapidly improy
Apply 10 Dr. ROBERT f. DORSEY on the adjoining
property, or to GEO B. COALE Commercial BuiidinG
ap12tf i0i"i Du''0i"s'
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TIi;if y X SA l. E.-The Superior Three
Ih!I Story DIV ELLING No., zoe North Charles street
49, beyond Eager Having large Three story BACK
W RI,iTr Fp WIN WASH HOUSE and BATH ROOMS
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MARYLAND GAS STOCK
lVl For sale by p. II. SULLIVAN,
MO II "a Second street.
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NOR SALE.-Six and q half acros r

inquire on the premises, or of B. T. ELDER
mrlo-dtf No 81 Smiths Wharf
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n&e The CITIZENS OF HEsRIco will hold
MONDAY In March. fIr the purpose OF nominating
candidates for the various offices 10 be filled In May
next A CITIZEN.
10 H-5tF
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Mr. Homes Poem.

cnnr RAIDERS will scarcely need to be reminded
no ma that this evening JAMES BARRON HopE, Esq,
,sAidiny to the solicitations OF the members
Of the Legislature, and Of large number
OF our citizens, will recite at Metropolitan Hall
his noble Ode prepared for the Inauguration OF
tha Eausstrian Statue Of Washington. owing to
tina nrotractsd nature of the proceedings on the
22d February, and the extreme severity OF the
a eather. Mr. HOPE did not give more than half OF
M. poem. INIT all who heard his glowing words
then and there, will want no second invitation to
hear the splendid effort entire. The people OF
Virginia and the citizens of Richmond, should feel
= pride In tie fame of this rising poet, since ne
has already written verse which has become
part Of eur intellectual glory, and his frequent
contributions to the Messenger have won for that
magazine high donors wherever genius has an al
mirsr. We shall go to the Metropolitan Hall this
evening In the full expectation OF high literary
endowment, and of seeing there numerous assem-
blags Of our citizens.
The Examiner says Of this production that
cit was a most beautiful and flushed piece
of composition, full of fire and energy, and
crowded with brilliant thoughts. 1t was received
with loud and prolonged applause, aud we heard
but one sentiment expressed upon its merits, aud
that was Of appreciation and delight. Mr.. HOPE
has already made himself known to the literary
world by previous assays In the field of Poetry,
and II we may trust the general acclaim with
which this ode was greeted, he has achieved a
SUCCESS which will render him famous"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Fort Of Richmond, Feb G-Hish Wdtsv s19 Seocf'
ARRIVED,
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell. Phiisdei-
phia, mdse and passengers, u Iutue'
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, New York. mdse ana
passengers ludiam Watson:
steamer Belyiders. Keene, Baltimore. md's. Lud.
Bark Gorilla, pendeton. CITY Point finish loading
sehrT NJ somers. Crockett. down the river. light.
schr Herbert Manton, Lambert, down the river,
sehr Clara Bell. Parker, down the river. light
Schr George Franklin. Tyler. down the riVsr'
schr Emma, Shorter, down the river. light.
MEMORANDUM.
Brie Australia, from New Orleans at City Point.
Schr Allen. from Boston. at City Point.
Old PoIsr. Feb. Is Ship TIley (Br) from
Liverpool for City Point passed up James River yes
HsxproS ROADS. Feb. 4-Arr.- brig Mount Yer
non. HaiI. Al days from Rio de Janero. bound 70
Baltimore Leftn port Jan lh psrsn,an Ma1s
do Agnes, -. de; North Star. -, do; Winnlired'
Munson. do: Indus, Thompson. wig cargf Lap wing
Kelly, discg; Ann Grant, Nelson, for New YORK
Ship Eilsrslie, goutts. for Richmond. cleared at
shin Helen Miller Cant. for Havre. cleared at
New Orleans, 10Th ult
Schr Flora King, Suggett for RICHMOND In tnret
days, was at Cardenas 18th ult
schr Bennett. Wood. from Richmond arrived
at Boston oath ult.
sailed from Rockland 18th ult.
Schr Racer Pierce, from Richmond for Boston, ar
rived at Holmes Hole sd ult
Bark Brandywine, Mccormick, from hlcnmonu
was at Bahia Jan l6. waiting cargo
Schr Manchester. Chichester for Richmond. clear
| at New York Feb 26.
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FROM WASHINGTON,

wAsHrN aToN, Feb. 27.-Horace Greedy was ex-
amined this morning before the Tariff corruption
fraud investi eating committee. All the members
were present. The examination was included
within As minutes, when he was informed that the
committee would not require his further atten-
dance.
The purport Of his testimony'is understood to
be that no man ever proposed to put any money
into his hands to influence in any way the action
Of Congress on the tariff, any other question,
and that no one ever suggested anything OF the
sort with his consent or knowledge.
He never knew nor until the late expose at
Boston, had he ever heard or believed that money
was paid or promised by Messrs. Lawrence, stone
Co. or by any one else whether to members or
Others to influence the action of the last Congress
on the tariff bill.
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Popular Feeling Tor 1t. Cen. SEQ

Popular Feeling for Lit. Gen. Scott.
The Rxsniner, In its account Of the grand pa
gsAnt 10 this city on the I'D, makes the following
very happy compsrison:
The ponp and splendor OF the pageant, the
crowded streets, the housstops covered with peo-
pie, the cheers and plsndits, reminded us Of the
poets description OF Bolingbroke's entry into
l0pdon. There was no Bolingbroks Ia the pro.
oeesion, but the gallant veteran, Gen. Scott, was
greeted With - much enthusiasm and more sin
csrity than attended Boiingbroks's triumphsl
march
You would have thought the very windows spake;
30 many greedy looks OF young and old
Through cassmsntsda their desiring eyes
Upon Els visaee; and fhat al the walls
With paintsd Imagery. had said ct ONCE
Jssp preserve thesI Welcome General;
whilst hs ttom one stds 70 the other Turning,
heauake them shuE thank ron, countrypsn;
~ ekus selIi Aotsg, thns Be pssssd siosg.
n was 3 deserved complinsnt-ths spoutane-
- er1bute q sAnlrettoa and respect paid By tAe
psoeIs % General who had fought the battles ei
So eosntsy With 70 much glory and snccsss, and
Nho No 9ale name which will live forever In
~ gNeibses n NJ ecastsy's history.
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Copenhagen is to be fortified immediately.
cn.Erpcyhr rNrRyTIaPyeE
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE
DEATH OF HENRY A. WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.--This afternoon, HENRY A.
WASHINGTON, son-in-law of the late Judge Tucker,
formerly Professor of History In William and Mary
College, and editor of the Jefferson Papers, met
with accidental death, by shooting himself with
an air gun. lie had for some weeks been an inva-
lid, aud amused himself by practicing with this
weapon. firing ut pigeons from window.
Prof Washington leaves wife and daughter
lie had made arrangements to leave with his famt
ly for Williamsburg, Va, on Monday
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Mare Complaint.

The South.eids Demoerat, referring to complaints
in Norfolk and Portsmouth about the want of at.
tsntton, provision, Be, to volunteers during ere
tvisit to the Metropolis, says 'To our own know
lsdgs there was enough Of food provided for the
military visitors to Richmond by the volunteers of
hat city, 20 feed ell the soldiers In the State for
week, and Jour tide-water friends suffered In this
respect. the came pride Of fseisg which prevented
thar pArtaking Of what was offered because Of
failing 70 receive . personal instead Of general
inviution, sbould prevent complaints Of any
Kind -
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virginia ana south Carolina.

Virgins ana SoWSh
In the sketch Of the City Hall dinner, we noticed
the appearance there Of two Of the sons OF South
Carolina and the hearty welcome they received.
We stated shat one Of thsm Mr.. RAvEsEi, responded
to toast by the Mayor. 1t was Mr.. A. NJ. McFAR
LAND, Of Charleston, and not Mr.. R., who responded
His remarks brief graceful and well received,
and he concluded with the following very happy
toast, quoted, be said, from Sir Walter Scott:
Virginia and South Qaroliaa brothers In arms,
though rivals 10 renown.
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DIED.

At her residence, ia Hanover county. (snddenlys
on Friday morning. the 18th Of february lses mrs
JANE n. PRIDDf, widow Of William Pftddys DO
ces sed i'm the nth rear OF her ago.
go Memphis (Tenn) papers please copy.
On the nth uit, JOHN OBRIEN, In the 3oth year
of his age. =
Rroad street on Monday, at 2k O'Clock. His friends
are respectfully invited to attend.
On the 2sth inst ,EDwINGRAyBS, the youngest
son of Chas II and Martha Ann Tanner, aged one
month and seven days.
The friends of the family are invited TO attend the
funeral from the Bird Baptist Church. this mornieS'
~ octaek s1E.. ~ :"
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Origin OF the Washington MOnu.
ment.

Mr.. RrvEs, In his admirable address before the
Virginia Historical Society, states that 1t was In
that body that q resolution, moved by worthy
gentleman OF Richmond was adopted, and COM
mittes appointed, praying the Legislature for the
adoption of suitable means to secure the early
completion Of Monument to Washington at the
capital Of the State and that It was In response to
this action Of the Historical Society that the Le
ssiature passed the act which has led to the con-
struetion Of the Washington Monument.
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THE ST. LOUIS CATASTROPHE.

ST. louis, Feb. 27.-The examination of Chas. 3.
Taylor, on suspicion of having set fire to the Pa
eiie Hotel, occupied nearly the whole of yester-
day, but nothing was elected to substantiate the
charge against him. Tue investigation will be
continued to-day
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SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. 26.-The jury in the case
of Mrs. Rosa, charged with poisoning her husband
came into court at four o'clock this afternoon
with verdict of not guilty. They were uhant
nous on the first count, although the public feel
Inn ma AGAINST her
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Mr.. EDWIN BooTH.-This young gentleman, who
inherts much of the histrionie talent fhs dist'n-
guished father, has been playing for a week past
at our theatre and has attracted some of the most
thronged and fashionable audiences that ever
sembled IN Richmond. This may be regarded as q
high compliment to Mr.. Booth, for 1t Is a public
acknowledgment of his brilliant abilities. lie is
an actor of extraordinary promise, and will, we
doubt not, attain the position of star of the first
magnitude In the theatrical armament. He ap
pears tonight in the character of Hamlet, which
is coufessedly one of the most difficult among all
the grand roles of the drama. contemporary
says Of 1t
Mr.. Booths impersoDation of this character,
whilst strictly conforming to conception OF 1t,
which is many years older than he Is, and there
fore without originality was fine piece OF care
full and correct acting, in which he fully estae-
lshed bis right TO ali the extTavagant encomiums
which have been pronounced upon him. Perhaps
Though ordinarily free of this common vice in
young actors) he occasionally too declamatory
as 10 the celebrated soiioquy in which the Prince
of Denmark speculates upon and weighs the Sc
rious question, "TO be or not to be'-but we do
not care to appear hypocrtical, or to find fault
with anything where there was SO much to adj
mire.
Mr.. Booth Is quite young man, (oniy twenty
five years of age.) remarkably prepossessing iD
personal appearance and besides great talents, we
might with more propriety say, genius for the
profession he has adopted, has all the physical re-
duistes Of voice, face figure and character, neces-
sary to make great actor.
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NJ john 8. BRADY--

(Ldts 81 FNtlddelptid,J
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC WINES, LIQUORS AND SEdARS.
mo l30c.Ry ST., ABOVE 18TH. RICHMOND, Val
Calls the attention OF the city and country trade 70
his large and varied assortment of WINES, BRAN
hand superior lot Of old Rye, Mountain. Bourbon
and other WHISTLES
Country merchants and others solicited TO call
before purchasing elsewhere
N B-Goods delivered to all parts of the city free
of charge. NH lin
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RICHMOND, Feb q, 1853
Mr. EDWIN BooTH-Dear Sir:-The ladies of the
Mount Vernon Association tender you their THAMES
for your letter of this date and your generous or
to contribute by talents upon which public approba
ton has set its ncontestable SEAL TO the Mount Yer
non fund The patriotic sentiments you have ex
pressed are an honor to yourself you to your
profession The ladies gratefully accept your SER
vices at the proposed matinee, and beg You to ex-
press most sincere acknow to the managers
who have again so literally placed the Theatre AT
the disposal the Association-to the dramatic COM
pany the the attaches of the Theatre
who have 80 kindly volunteered their services.
If agreeable TO you the Association suggest that
THURSDAY morning, at halt past IL O'Clock, VIII
he a suitable time for the matinee. The selection OF
the performance they leave to Your well known good
ia PkESIDENI
OF THE MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION OF THE UNION
PRESIDENT
NH At OF THE STATE ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA
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STARRING AFFRAY AT BOSTON

BosroN. Feb 26-Wm. X. Chapman, hackman
was stabbed this afternoon in an aiiray with one
Henry Gould. They had dispute about some fe
male; blows followed, when Gould plunged knife,
five inches in length, Yin Chapmans bowels and
fed. The wounded man extricated the knife,
but cannot survive his injuries. Gould has been
arrested
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IMPORTANT ARREST OF C0UNTERFEITERs.
LAFAYETTE, IND, Feb 26.-The United States
Marshal for this State made descent upon band
of counterfeiters in this place at noon to-day and
arrested ten or twelve of them. A large amount
of bogus coin was discovered. The gang has long
infested this vicinity.
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e4- Ambrotypes of the finest quality at hall
orioe. by TYLER Co. No one should fail to procure
these inimitable works while they are going cheap
Depot 1879 Main street.
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m pE TRIFD FOR CoNTEMpT

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S.-WaIcott, the recusaut wit
ness in the tariraud case is to be delivered into
the hands of the District Attorney tomorrow, for
trial before the criminal court.
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Tax on Oysters.

Mr. Psxton's report 10 made the order Of the
day IN the House Of Delegates for Thursday next
His report on this subject smbodiss an ovsrwhelm
ing nass Of evidence In behalf Of the proposed tar
ON oysteas
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eS Families should avail themselves oil the splen'
did Ambrotypes TYLER & Co. are making at low
prices They are the finest works Of art of the day
Depot l3o Main street.
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r6y- CouGHs. CoLps. HoAnsgSrss, &

rS CoUGHs, COLDS, HoAasgSEss, &c.
The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season has has the effect of bringing out host OF
proiesseoy new specifics. and while Some few maj
be good. many are useless and some even dangerous.
to consult your family PHI sician otherwise use
only such remedies as long public experience has
TYLER COMPOUND SYRUP or Gun ARABIC. Original.
y the fayorite prescription of eminent physician,
it soop became popular family medicine, aud with
reputation for the last twenty years. In all recent
cases 1t acts like charm, and In Chronic Cases.
is used with unparalleled success, rs most families
will testify.
Sold by FISHER d WINSTON, MEADE BAKEH, A.
BoDEKER. &C. at Is cents per bottle. and In an se-
giant and pleasant Lnzenge form, l2s and 25 cents
ner box. called TYLER's "dUM ARABIC CouGH ClsDr
DROPS" feH-ams
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MURpER.-John Jones, q free negro barber, was
killed last Thursday night in Wilmington, Del
His skull was crushed, and four stabs inflicted.
Four men have been arrested, and are held In GUS
tody TO await the result of the coroners investi-
CATION.
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THE SAVANNAH RANKS.

SAVANNAH, GA, Feb 26-The condition of the
money market and exchanges indicate an early
resumption of specie payment by the banks OF sa-
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MOUNT VERNON DRAMAT

s9- Steam Ambrotypes at prices from % cts "a
$25 500 to 1000 taken daily By the celebrated TYLER
4 Co l39 Main street.
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THREE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.--At Clinton,
Mass, Friday morning. man, aged 10 years q
widow woman, ag-d &c. and child, all lrisn,
were burned to death In a wooden tenement in
which they lived.
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LOST.

T OST-On Friday last. en- Mayo st.,
IL or between the Exchange Hotel and 18th street
a small AMBROTYPE OF lady. The fin Ter will
receive snitablereward By leaving it at this office.
M Ill
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MARKET HOUSE BURNT.

= NAKkET HUUSE bU M L.
NEW YORK Feb. 27.-The city market house, cor
ner of Bieecker aud Broadway streets, was par
TALLY destroyed by fire this morning. Three men
in il were bnrut to death.
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caused By i blow Or iAll. An anaiysis Of the
stomach was also made, md large quantity Of
strychnine discovered.
A German named Otto Frank, q native OF Alto
ma. near Hamburg, aged 20 years, committed sui.
eide on the ID inst. BY taking prussic acid. he
had attempted suicide once before, by opening .
vein In his wrist. Deceased was out Of buiiness
and suffered from depression Of spirits.
A Spaniard named Tomaso 0uilierno. aged %
years, committed suicide on the 81 instant, al
Richardson's ranch, Ssucelito, by taking hyoscya-
mns. He fingered three days after taking the
poison.
The Jsint Committee Of the Legislature, appoIn.
ted to enquire INTO the State Prison affairs, visited
San Quentin on Tuesday, the 10th ult, and com.
pleted their labors on the 23d. Their visit was
not expected. and they found affairs 10 horrible
condition. The prisoners were nearly naked, and
without shoes and, on calling the roll, large
number were found missing. Gen. Estill WAS alb
sent during the visit Of the committee.
From TIE NORTHERN COAST.
We have dates from Portland to the 2lst ult.
but there was no news
From Olympia we have dates to the 23d ult.-
Leshi the Indian chief sentenced to be hanged OF
the ed ult., was not executed, because the sher
iff could obtain no guard to assist on the occasion
Gov. Douglass has issued proclamation notify
Ing all the world that persons mining for gold OF
Rraxer's river, must pay the regular miners tax
The mines are said to be rich.
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MANY VOTERS.
mr To THE Worms OF the CIrr /,

r6y To THE Worms OF THE CIrY or
RIcaxoyp--I am q candidate fer the Office Of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, for the Sd Dis
trict (Monroe Wardl
The election viii take place on the nth May next.
ami as am now engaged In the discharge Of the
duties Of the Office the Assistant Of Mr.. Hundey.
(who declines reelection hope yon will excuse
me- If do not call on you all In pei son.
lam now, and have been tor nearly six years Q re-
sidsnt of the city.
Your votes are respectfully solicited: -
hT-ts JESSE ". KEHSEE.
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ny VA. MECHANICS INsTITUTE.-A
regular monthly meeting of the Institute will be
held in the hall at ! o'clock THIS EVENING. Mem
beers are invited to attend. Nv LEWELLEN,
NH lit Sec'y.
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MARHTUp.

Nv Rev P. H. JOINER, On Tuesday the 18th inst.
na. n. HOLMES HUNTER. OF Gates Co.. N. u. e
Miss MARY Il CHEEK, Of Warren Co. N. 9.
On the 18th February, by Rev. Bcnry MMtirs
THOMAS g. BETHEL TO Miss MARGARET ELLku
JORDAN. all Of Richmond Va.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ApMIsSION.-Dr Circle and Parquette 20 OTIS
nc extra charge for secured seats) Second Ter o.
Family Circle . cts. Eastern GALLERY, Ioi
Boys only IAN eta. Western Gallery 23ets. Caller,
70 cts Doors 0pen at O'Clock -Overtnrec cmmenos
Il Y before s, precisely. Box Once open nom "
until 2. and from until 5. daily.
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r. J. WALKER AeaIN.-Governor Walker has
written letter to the Indiana Convention, which
1t 10 stated Il is In more earnest opposition to the
Presidents course on Lecompton that anything he
has hereto ore published. His friends deny any
reconciliation with the President.
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A RARE CHANCE.--The subscriber
having been located In this city for upwards OF
twenty years, offers now his long established and
lucrative business At bargain. to- any gentleman
himself IN profitable business, with very mode-
Isie eap,aL From s.De TO $1,000 can be made
The undersigned being IN feeble health wishes to
withdraw, and offers this induesnent TO whom Il
may concern. All communications treated conf-
addressed to u, W., Box 65a Riehmond r. O.. Va.
feT-m
ESSENTIAL OILS of the finest quail.
~ ity, for sale BY
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THE OLD DOMINION IRON AND

i NAIL WORKS COMPANY,-This Company
having pnrchs sed from tho late proprieto<s, the
property known the Old Dominion Nail Works,
will continue to manufacture that Justly celebrated
brand OF Nails and the undersigned es the pub
ic that the high reputation for xcsllence of quail
ty which these Nails now have will be at least main.
tained 80 tar as the of none but the best mate
rails and most approved machinery under eompe
tent management can do so. The Works being now
In full operation, orders can be filled for all do
scIiptions Of Nj lis:
o. D. Iron and Nail Works Gsmeany.
DIRECTORS Isaac Davenport. Jr, Lewis ID. Oren-
shaw, Hush w. Fry, Chas. T. Woftham.
f. 27-dtw&sw3w
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a67- LApIEs' FAIR ON CHURCH HILL

E LADIES FAIR ON CHURCH HILL
The Ladies of the THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH re-
spectfully inform their friends and the public that
they expect to commence on MONDAY evening,
March ist. at o'clock. and continue during the
week. In the Base nent of the Church. corner Broad
and 18th streets q sale of USEFUL and FANCY AR
TICLES and REFRESHMENTS. NH l-4t
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AcxNCY IN NORFOLK.

wx roeruR. nse. Ii the Agent Tor me pA,s,
80. IN MOTOR. the ctroaAtson o. sns 49, -
-. Ssysue isersassd 70 aa extent ,,ar.,an =,
49, Attention 70 n disszieuf'00. shs '>A''-' :