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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-18
The Recent Coalition between the Barn.
burncrs mud Ola Hunkers.

burners and Ola H"nkers.
The union between those two factions OF the de-
socracy, the barnburners and the Old nunkers, has
caused a superabundance Of remark, censure, ap-
proval, sarcasm, and philosophy, from the newsPa-
pers OF all parties Some approve and others dis
approve Of IT, Some consider II the meanest and
bssest coalition that was ever conceived; while
others think II is very natural and consistent con-
remuneration Of the two factions for the good OF
both. The barnbumers and hunkers themselves,
through their several organs and journals, seem to
spprove OF the union, and expect to realize vast be-
nes from the concentration OF their forces, In the
coming election The wing journals, on the con-
Eary, are very violent against the movement, and
depounce II In the most bitter ana SARCASTIC terms
The marriage, hswever, has been Erected and
certain consequences will follow from this union,
which VIII set aside and render OF no avail all the
mlk that may be made against the movement. Oae
OF the primary results OF this important movement
viii be, TO commence In TINS stale, ana carry ont'
Impossible, IN all the Norhern STATES the reunion
ct The Old democracy 90 anti slavery prncipes 10
the fullest extent confise nj win the constitution
OF the United states or the ooctrne OF STATE rights
In fact, 10 hn Van bnren declared mat ms purpose
IN consenting to such union, Is 10 make the de
nocracy an nnti-slavery party. In tins aspect, we
are much afraid that out OF this cify, IN the inte-
rior Of the State, the democracy Will hereafter be
N much ant-siavery ms the wings nave heretofore
been In their local policy Both oil the old parties,
wing and democrat, now occupy the same ground
ground, too, which has been forced on them by
ihe abolition movement, commenced about twen-
~ years ago IN The Northern STATES ana wAich, al
ihai time, wac received with such terrible opposi-
mon by the leaders OF all parties The anti-slavery
sen and the sbonionists ct the North, have,
therefore, achieved u remarkable victory over the
policy, principles, and public opinion, OF both the
old parties in this region OF the country. They
have succeeded in driving both OF them from their
s~n ground, and in compelling them to assume an
sntrtlsvery character, 10 a very remarkable aud
dangerous extent
In this point ct view. whatever may be the re-
snIi OF The next eiecuon-whether the wings or
ase dtmocra's DC succfss'u-'he 'st"e' IN national
aspect, on future eventf, must be very disastrous
10 The Union, and to the harmony which has here
0iore existed between the North and the south
Antrtla'ery Is ieeiing ana principie-whleh'
when II once gets head-liSe the young river
from the mounisins-its soon cuts channel Tor IT
sef, COLLECTS other tributaries IN its course, ~hch
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Nurprr IN BnsNronD, CoNr. A Girl aged ~ yesrs
ramed Unity Cooper vas ,iolated and murdered (har
threat being cut from Go ssr) the 18th last by
her cousin q dissipsted man, nsm.d teandsr Foot
After ccmmittipt this ctine, Foot drank moro rum,
sud then proc.. drd to the house 81 his mother and
com u,.reed batting her vith hammer. SON. NJ the
neigh bore being attracted tn the house he ed IN the
c.sr where he s.mp t.d suicide BY opening vein in
bs arm. When fou~s he was p much erha asted by
VI. loss 81 blood that he sas unable to spvsh He
Ct ecprse committed 10 sail
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

RowERY rHEATRE Bowery-KrSe OF rHE Commons
= box CESAR BAzAN.
BROADWAY THeArRE. Brosawav -BoRN Coon
Buck- IsH LION "A kiss DAaK.
NIRLps GARpHE Brosdwsv. TIsHr RopE -FsrE
0rANfyiRT-M. DEcHA lUnKsu.
BuRroN's THEATRE, Oh,r,Asrs strest--FASr rs Art
Nsyrn WoH FAIh LADy-rEsPT ATIoS--foox PiLL,-
soBry.
NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham Square. -DvmB BELL =
-Lums NAN MsscHksTt - so am BODY ELss.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway WE SpEAKs FiRsr
-Ft DIAyoIo-1HE LAnNEks PEAcIIoE.
TECRANrcs HALL CaWtsrv's NivsraEIs--voyAes
nrsIoAL-ErnioPiss S,ss,Na.
raBERNAcLE GRAND VOCAL AND issrnrnxssAL
oorcyhT.
CHINESE MUSEUM ST, grcadway.- From A. n. 20
Sr. n.
New York, Tuesdny, september IL, ts49.
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Marine Affair.".

A. meeting held board IA. splendid p.otat al %
Fid,hn which arrived Sunday lsst from Liverpool
resolutions we're upspimously passed. ~ q character
highly mplimsntsry 20 Captain Yeaton. for his ur
taLiy 81 manners snd kndness his passepsers and
riding him and his fhip to all persons
ing 20 cross the Atlantic Thomas Tosrdss MD.
sso thanked for his attentions to those In
M, deal II, stment during the voysge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-18

COMM ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Monday, Sept. It's r. M.
The stock market opened heavy this morning, and
closed heavier At the first board every stock sold
shows decline In quotations. There were large ope
ratiops In stocks Of all kinds United States e's 1867
fell of q per cent; Pennsylvania SIS, y; Harlem u;
Erie Railroad, u; Farmers Loan, u; Reading Rail-
road. X; Portsmouth Dry Dock, y; Long Island, u; ;
ard Canton Company, a. II mas been, in reality blue
Monday. After the board, United States 0s, 1867
were offered At Ill. seller 80 days At the second
board, Pennsylvania SIS declined u per cent. The
transactions in other stocks limited without any
change in prices but the market closed heavy Wall
street the only quiet place In the business part o
the city.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day amounted to s7o5ll TO- Payments
$23462 33. Balance, So 562 23S 81.
The exports Of specie from this port, last week
amounted to s2i,osl all In silver most Of which vent
to Hsvrs. Total expectation this year o. 9o4 ITO.
We stated, few Gays stree that Governor French OF
Illinois bad Issued proclamation, sonvsning sxtss
sesion Of the Legislature Of the State on Monday ths
22d Of October proximo The Governor gives clever
reasons for calling this extra session, which are .,
follows
i. To oil the vacancy In the Senate Of the United
States.
2 To take such action as may DO deemed best 70
"tneoursge internal improvements by passing liberal
genera T sof ins'rpo,s,on for that rnrpo,e"
In county Offices unprovided for and 10 provide
for the discharge Of the duties heretofore nv
The Attorney G.nera whose once hss been abolished
by the new constitution.
4. To smerd the revenue laws
To provide Tor settling claims sesinst the Stats,
spd for the r.d.mr'i"p OF hypothecafed honda
To provide r.lief fer the courts cf justice.
To amend he net Of February 20, lss7, establish
ing district cnurts
To estahli,h an orphan asylum and Lake hospital
~ fhiesrn
.. To pass acts fer the relief Of Gali.tip county
10. To provide for sxcrptire home.teads from sal,
On eI eeuticp IN ~srtsin cases
H. To smepd the Law violating to the limitation a
actions and for tehirg testimony in ehsneery eases
The aggregate receipts Of hreadstuns at tide water
ny the Erie canal to the close Of the second week
In September, this year compared with last and win
the year previous, were as annexs
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Hewspaper POstaxe.

Tho postage upon newspapers dropped into the post
oos BY nails cent snch to any part Of
vhe State and half additional for distances
leo miles Of the ststeths postage to be prepaid
except when sent from the Office Of publication.
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Annual Session of the U. s.. Grand Lodge OF
the L. q. OF q. r.
The Captain of N Whale Snip and Five Sea-
men Drown ned.
Progress Of the Cholera.

Bosrss. September Up NJ.
The cholera continues to prevail extensively at Ban
gor, Maine On Friday last there were 10 deaths.
Since the disease first made its appearance in the place.
ll2 deaths have occurred.
At French settlement OF 20 persons, near Bradley
Me- Z died in one day. The survivors Immediately
fed and the settlement IL now broken up.
At Old Town, several Indians have fallen victims to
the disease.
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TELEGRlPHIC INTELLIGENCE.


The Election In Maine.
PORTLAND, September IL, Ie4s
Returns have been received from almost the whole
State by which Judge that there " election Of
Governor by the people.
In the Senate, the wings will probably have . small
majority In the House Of Representatives 1t Ger.
tain that the democrats will have small majority.
Appointment at neutrality-suspicious. OF =
Characterization OF Paymssters.
WASHINGTON, September II, 1870
A meeting Of the cabinet was held to-day.
@. L Gilchrist, Of Maine, has been appointed to .
Clerkship in the ONCE Of the First Auditor Of the
Treasury.
Merit l.. Covsl Of New York, Clerk In the General
Land Office died last night. The vacant Office is wsrth
81 500 per annum.
Thomas s. Bryant, Of Pennsylvania, . Psymaster In
the Army, under the act Of July s, is4s, has been
dropped in accordance with the act to reduce the
Der Of Psymates passed last winter Captain Bryant
WAS formerly stationed vt Fort Lssvenworth.
Annual Session of the U. 8. Grand Lodge OF
the L. q. OF o. r.
BALTIMORE, September II, 1919.
The United States Grand Lodge Of the L. o Of o. F.
commenced its annual session here to- day. There is
large attendance Of members. The credentials Of
Messrs Taylor and Hale, of New York, received
by unanimous consent
The Captain of n Whale snip and Five Sea-
men Drowned.
Bosror, September 17-P. NJ.
Letters have been received from the whaling BARI
Javst, Of westport stating that Captain Hosner and
. boats crew Of Ave carried down, and
drowned by the boat line getting foul while attached
to q whale.
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Fses ST DosrNoo We learn from Cap, John.
sen, Of schooner Julia A. Mister, arrived yes,er-
day morning from M,rsgoane, -. Domingo, that
at 'se time he lef, 18Th ult, all was quiet on the
leland
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MAILS FOR ErRorE.-The steamship Niagara
will leave this port to- morrow, noon, for Halifax
end Liverpool The Washington, tor souhamp-
ton and Bremen, will leave en- Thursday afternoon.
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Sporting Intelligence.

Sporting Int llN6ouee.
CEHrnEvuLLE C0unsE. l.. IA trotSing uaHeh for
$780, mile heats bert three In i've on yesterday
at the Ceptrevins Course Of which the following rs
R N. entered g Roslyn Boy. ............l 1
W. Whslan entered m. Cstharine.. ......2
Tines % :l-3:3h.
UKIoH CouRsr-rs orrrNo.-A match between Lady
Emma and Cambridge Girl for $500, two miles ana
repeat, to 260b. wagons carrying two msn-wiu take
place on the Un,ontourss this afternoon This match
interest: Cambridge Girl is the favorits, and the
betting Is quite free. at ten to seven.
Rail ~ Keyport, New Jersey.-Mr. Joseph.
the Na1on Houss
closing evening 10Th inst that tho steam
boat will leave the G9s Of Chambers street At sig
On A. H.. next morning
Phrenology.-TheP chronological Cabinet,
No lsl Nassau street ia Clinton as open day .Ad
home, and may Sc consulted :. any hour Phrsnoisoi
w' s so % p'p% o X.
teaching those who wsh to understand the science
Professor PIumbe's Dnguerreosype Por-
80 S Ts Of No. as , sGsld ,h &c
celebrated Gallery No 2i Broadway, fail And the
portraits Of several OF their tiiends
For tho sake or the Fall Trade DO not
fslir commenas business with energy and resolution:
delay hat Of the newest fashop Of KNOX, l Fulton St.
Advice 70 Citizens ana strsagers.-If YOU
want neat Mt gosS cheap and hionase pair Of Boots
oS, scs S Eau az BROOKS yS sssse
help being suited r. feep, constantly on hand large
assortment Of Ladies' Cent? Misses Boys and Childrens
wear, at wholesaie and retail.
APrvate Sub rreasary.-There isa quiet
looking establish in probably you've
itwhere friend Of has little int
which the pnb'c continually pouring
taking return the Boots and Gators you
cav. 1t JONES. Nun her r.
Don't atay away, when you can n nd 6uo
french Calf Boots 81 So worth ST. fine calf So So sold
In other cheap for 81 O leather Caters and
s opposite 0'a'f ana
Wigs and TOupees.-We would call tho
attention Of citizens and requiring Wigs Tou
improvement character
invented by E. fHALDN, No iJg Drosdwav or OF Dey
under the Franklin House They bo his
hair Cutting Rooms Wit be the largest aud bsst
assortment in the eitv
Brady's National Collection OF Dag uorreo-
ypesAm this collection find kenssses of Presi-
Polk and Taylor and their cabinets and .ar eminen
Strangers and citizens respectfully invited TO sak
and examine them lis galley s snd yT Broadway
Fulton street tdpviue done In ut
the shortest notice duc Lociots Bracelet
| he, constantly Cor ssle as above.
Wig Fsesry Is No wall aud emily
lshment in the city exclusively devoted that
he has invented important aad
examination Of those Wigs that OBJ
talked silver medal al tho Fair Of the American Institute.
| Copy the address.
Lqutd Hair Dye, tO Color the Hair On
WHISPERS the IT, lie applied without injury the
hair skin Merchants and should
anime THE article AZ " the hes. the world Sold whole
sale and rstsil Faichaors Wig Facterv Wall strssts
and In London, at T. C. Twins, 20 Piccadiy, g.
| Jnmes' chp,eh
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The Southern Mall .

BALrrMoae. september 17-0P. NJ
The Southern Msil, iDcledng New Orlsan papars,
has arrived bat we find nothing new, worth trans.
hitting by telegraph.
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conn, Calendar for rns. Day.

CIpcrfr Nos 10, Al, ~, ~. ~, a. 10 20, n,
~. ~. 30, 81. 80. az "a, IS.
Cos.os Pls,.-Nss lie 10 l2s inclusive, 1e, %, o.,
co, s3, VI, e<o.
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Police Intelligence.

Esvdrs 81 me Su'nh"s'-eome tro Weeks 70 =
y.unB m.n' OF Gen'ee, app' o. -, o .s ~ 80.
r.oie III Droa""y' o''n'i VI 80" 20
emu on " eoo.S H. ~ ~ "nu ~ ORR
tne s"e 70 ue sens 70 I rs 81, 80 ,h -o,ia 10
rhee' suu i"n"ey, WIN . ~ ',, ;.y,,.n.,ion
pnia INC eooor "ero r'ns seool''"H ~ so ' wv. 49,
aou .pe y"onS 'sn' 'oo r ~., 80 a.. ...sas
Hlter, W" INV kon, ~ s y. 81. -, = - -.
tn''eoi' nc W, ~ ON ~. w ~ .,' a.. -
tne tInp"ne W WV w, Nv 80 ~. .,'ns.,,,.n,i.
Pro.'. :" W . i"Iks'y, . -, g., ~. 80
ssnt'" ~ .Ieu 'i on'o1 au y .,s ,,.r.n. "a y
s,n'o ",e W." ,s % IT,. -. ~ "a
Dill Oh 'ne hsue s,"u W t .. ~ " , =. In."'. u 80,
WY shu oiorI.u s" ~, -. ar ~. .an,s No.
ous ~ ,oo yo"px n y. , 49,, 80 -. H.r
vas no' ~ me h Ga, TOT. M, 70 ne e as nI
H..P .. IL ~ .h,. ;n,..,n.,,an a.. .,.sh 80
NJ "a .s ~ - o. .ha &c.. s,a 80. ,h.t
81. e,.s,. 70 -, hn..,t 80. ,,o., 49,
I'LL h 49, an ss.r.h ~ III. vber..hm,. We ~.
~ ,hs ahnva T.; o,S.r to caution other drv GOOD !,
-. -. 60, h.,nc roisiad no th,. sv,uale and that
roles ..'. ~, a. ,n s,.s,,ny ~ IN. ,o,,n.
my NC 49,, ~, "a. r. pa.r,. Vsst.r,sv morn
4, o0"e - a ~, -. rav,.. 81 uarv nm Wsrd ana
TX prns -. .rras,.d .na hrou, hi hesore Ina
49,. ~ a .har,. ,ras.vr.a aysirst th.m nv a
yops ., ,o,h s,rs., Nd 10th avenno vho oh sr,sd
a. ~ - s, ,,,h rohh,n. Min, in ths foll, wing man
Npese .ns p.a.u ,..s no s,na .rono O,~ns. str..t
r., 3D.. .h r,.ht nrssv;ous and vss haeI
on sne w =. 49, So bnn.. .har. re- rs.id.d
~ Mary ~ w co'ne \, ,p'o s, , ~, 49, ., J 80
mp. or1yro .' 81. IN ". "a er.I,r aa,a.a 80
mere urs'eo DUN u'e , u az. y ~. $50; s n.
IsHAp sh n'E".; io $3.50 80, g. a. aso,h,n,
iouhd n,msen slonr, ""u , gu ,s s,asY,m a -
ne iovho %s' u,s I'm. w, L. "a A., r.onay u.rs
meek hsnoheIen'e' W." e"" w. H. S -;
was an a~kwaia pos'I %. 70 Nv ps s". o. ."s;.
sbo 10 .ne 70 I'" W " IL. "a; 49,. "a ~, ~ I
sr'uno NV I'm no 49, a.. " 49,. 80, ,.ha, =.
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attention OF eitnens and strangers requiring Wigs or Tou-
invented by PHALUN No ig7 Broadway. OF Dey
under the Franklin House. They he ut his
hair Cutting Rooms who be the argest aud best
men in he cif
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types-Amonz ths collection fnd ikep.sses of Prcs
Polk and and their cabinets and .tar emnen,
Strangers and citizens IN vted TO call
and examine them lis Gallery S md JT Broadway cor
Fulton Copyug done In superior at
the shortest notice due assortment OF Locots Bracele
he, constantly Cor ssle above.
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Increase las $40 Dec c6 376 Inc 40 Dee 90 800
The srrresstss to the I4th Sept inclusive from tbs
opening ~ navigation Tor the two years fs7 and Isao
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The receipts from ltth September h the sio.e Of
vsaon In each Of the years IsG aud Isss wers o. an
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want neat mt gose cheap and fashionable pair Of Boots
Shoes Caters or Slippers. call at E. A. BROOKS ehear
Boot and Shoe Emporium $50 Fulton street aud cannot
help being suited T. r. feeps constantly hand large
assortment Of Ladies' Cent? Kisses, Boys and Children
wear at wholes ale and retail.
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LOOKING establish M IN Ann -prohaby you've
where friend Of ours has little sub treasury int
which the pnbic continually pouring contribution
taking return the Boots and Caters
saw. 1t is JONES'. Nnrherlt
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Wigs and Toupees.-We would cal

French Calf Boots 81 So worth ST. fine calf s. So sold
In cheap for 81 co. leather Caters and
Shoes in proportion Coraer of Fulton and Nassau srsets
opposite once. o. X. L. CO.
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business with energy
cell carefully, live merrily. without
delay hat Of the fashion, Of KNOX l Fulton
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traits celebrated throughout this country, should be-
examined by all lovers If pictures No visiting this
celebrated Gallery No 25l Broadway fail the
portraits OF several OF their fiends.
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No i3 Nassau street IA Clinton Hs open day aAd
ming and always FREQ TO ysers Mr.. Fowler now
home. and be consulted ut any hour Phrenolgioa
with written opinions promptly furnished
p. g. Glass will he formed, for tho purpose 0
teaching those who may wish the science
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MURPHY pr.pristor Of the Mansion House, Keypors
respectfully inf hs friends who have his
closing Bah the evening Of the 10Th ns that tho
boat Stranger will leave the foot Of Chambers street
o'clock. the evening Of the Ball. Leaves Newport
Oh A. H., next morning.
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Wig Fsetsry No. - all aud Che emily estal
ishment in the city exclusively devoted To that business
be has invented poet important snd
ties examination Of thoFe Wigs and roupees that OBJ
tnit cd silver medal tho Fair of the American Institute
laux IL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

JAMAICA GINGER-An efficient and grateful
Stomachic Stimulant and Carninave, Tor the relief
Of Flatuency, aaying Nausea, &c, SC Prepared and
sold bv PURCELL, LADD q Co, Apothecaries and
DRUGGISTS 90 corner Main and l4th streets, Richmond,
Va. N d.
This extract contains in a concentrated form all the
essential properties of the best Jamaica White Ginger
and will be found valuable, safe and grateful sto-
machic snulant in enteebed and languid state OF
the stomach accompanied with sense OF sinking OF
fantness which besides being attendant dyspepsia
accompanies almost all arrangement of the digestive
organs. 1t mparts in such an agreeable ana cor
dial warmth giving strength and tone to the impaired
organs and is followed by that sense OF assll9ae
and depression which after the use oil many oter
stimuants. c.,,
DIRECTIONS FOR UsE.-Asa stimuant III an enieepieo
condition OF the stomach from 30 drops to tea spoon
full dffused in wine glass OF water, sWeetened OF NOT
as preferred may be used to great advantage IN the
same manner it will afford pleasant and grateful drink
after meals to relieve the OF tnness or atuenee
occasioned by indigestion or other causes lew drops
added to tumbler of water Will be found to correc
the unpleasant and sometimes deeterous effects OF the
too free use of cold water in warm weather. or Choc
or to relieve pains in the stomach, much benefit viii
he experienced from its use, and by repetition in the
LARGER doses severe cases In nausea or sick stomach
one tea spoonful in small quantity OF water will at
ford speedy relief Persons travelling will find this
tcle to correct the effects Of change of water. Pre-
pared and sold Wholesale and Retail by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21
- RICHMOND FIRE AssOCIA.

lEsszsssT TION.-LIFE INSURANCE RE-
gss-e%ysS SUMED.-This Association is now pre-
S 22--pared to issue Policies of Insurance on the
lives of all persons enjoying good general health, and
of sound constitutions for the whole duration OF life, or
for limited PERIOD and upon as reasonable terms as
any similar company. Asst this is the only institution Of
the kind in this State, it claims fairly the patronage OF
citizens, especially when it is remembered that
it is at home and its profits distributed here while the
premiums Of other companies literally encouraged by
the public are carried out of the State Ihe advan
knowledged to REQUIRE minute detail OF the benefits
resulting thererom enough to say that all persons
who derive their incomes support from public pri-
waite situations mechanical, professional or mercantile
pursuits should avail themselves of its advantages in
order to secure liberal support to those who de-
pendant on their exertions The rates OF insurance
are as favorable those of any similar institution in
the United States, and general information relating to
Life assurances, together with the rates of premiums,
will be cheerfuly given to those who call at the Office,
No 1913 corner Main and 9Th SITS.
Slaves will be insured as usual on reasonable terms
JAMES BOSHER, Pres't.
IoUN Fl Kosher Sec'V 3
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E,IFTY THOUSAND FEET SIS & INCH

Il BUTTON-WOOD BOARDS
10000 feet So Whte-wood do
5000 do Whitewood Chair PLANK
5000 do II and II inch ASH
Now landing from schr Francis A. Hawkins from
Albany for sale by r. WHITFIELD & SON.
NEWARK COACHEE AND HARNESS.
~ have on hand a handsome Newark Coachee and
Harness. new neat light and strong, which | am di-
rected to sell al very low price.
JAMES BOSHER.
Also several good second-h hand Carriages and Har-
ness which will be sold very low.
co 90 r.
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Sc Is '' ]. g. F. CLENDINING

NDAINTS, &c.-White Lead, dry and in oil; LIN
u seed Oil, Prussan Blue Paris Green, Imperial
Green Chinese Vemillion, Chrome Green, Paris White
Rose Pink, Blue Smalts Glue, various kinds; Putty,
Spts. Turpentine, Chinese Blue, Verdigris, Yellow
Ochre, Lampblack, Chrome Yellow, Turkey TIMBER,
American Vermllion, Black Smats, and Vainishes;
receiving and for sale by
ALEX. DUVAL, Druggist
seq II 147 Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21
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August 22d, 1s49. au %

sasap-r7T77S GREAT REDUCTION.-Fare
ssssssssssEzafrom Richmond to Lynchburg by Canal
Packets. ........,....,........$ SO so
Fare from Richmond to Charlottesville by Packets
and Stages. ................ 2 90
Fare from Richmond to Cumberland c. H. by
Packets and Stages. ................. 2 rs
Fare from Richmond to Famvile by Packets and
Stages. Observation-Disclosures. 25
Below see card of intermediate distances for fare and
hour Of