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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-06

FIRST MUNICIPALITY PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The President
of the First Municipality Board OF Public Schools stated
the weekly meeting of the Council last evening" that there
nea y 1000 pupils in the schools and that for the
last four months the attendance has been 1850 1t
also taed by Alderman L. c. Duncan that the year
ending the Isl May next, the Municipality will have *
pended $50 60 for the of the schools,
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TO LET OR FOR SALE
A LARGE NEW COTTAGE DWELLING. HOUSE
"A and Kitchen in the vicinity Of Nayades street and -
Felicity Road Inquire of CHAS. p. COOK Attor. al
ney at Law, Bank Arcade. corner of Graver st. ma
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Elk RIA P A Y.
THE undersigned fully prepared to execute all pape

THE undersigned fully prepared execute all papers
g Necessary to procure THREE MONTHS IA
m EXTRA PAY and collect BACK PAY ~
Hs and EXTRA PAY due the heirs of deceased XXI
officers and soliiers who served in the late war ~
with Mexico Office in New Commercial Exchange d recty
upder MAJOR Dashie's office.
Though the Paymaser has closed his Rolls in this city the
undersigned still keeps his Office open prosecute all claims
for Back Pay Extra Pay etc and has trustworthy
Washington whose special duty it is attend promptly
o all claims forwarded TO his order.
VIM MONAGHAN
fyl5 1m.-Sdp Late Capt Co. F. 9Th Rsgt. La Vols.
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NATIONAL SALuTEs-At yesterday. National Sa-
uies fred in Lafayette Square and the Place Armes
honor OF the Inauguration OF General Taylor President
of he limited States
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PoRTsQF NEW ORLEANS
LATrrups. .a9 ~ 30 N.-LosarruDE, go Win Time 6h
Cleared Yesterday

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship United States Nose, New York, Bailey Il Baxter
Ship Canatic Devereaux, Havre and nsrk Mi, ~
swed bark scandinavian odemark. Trieste, do -
Bark Isnthe' Murche Waerfofd LELAND elan ~. r.,
Bark Bachelor. Page, Bstim%e, Mass 8 Branda
Bs.k William sproaI New York nj w: Hyn'on
b.. brig Penguin, Dill Bermuda: :, " Y, snIgess g
b. brig STANDARD. Newman Tnn,dad w. Burgess q Co
Arrived Yesterday:
s1 Po Tsessph EssEe, sm B,azOs e. Jago
Ship Vtua Knottpedrck 10 days from Boston, to master
Ship Goodwin Kennard % days from Boston, H. Pier.
Ship Dsuesion. Collins, Is days from Baltimore, mas
Ship Yok, vandyke, 10 days. from PHILADELPHIA C. j.
Br. ship Charlotte Neil a. days from Belfast, master
Ship Jas Ttoomb Stone 50 days from Glasgow, in ballast
70 msster-2d my:
Bark Solomon Piper. Mathews IL days from New York. to
Dr. bark VIM Botisford Allen IS days from London to
. masier--3d my.
Br. brig Lsrwck Gifney 10 days om Belfast to master
Brig Monterey. Keller IS days from, New York in ballast
Brig Seamew, Lawrence, from Havana 18th ut. to mas
Brig Franklin Aaamsso1Pont,.
ScAr Susan, Fisher1O days from Savannah to master
schr John C,stner-Point
Schr Hornet. Cannon, days from Pensacola-Basn.
sTsAhBoATs:
Dove. Box, from Louisvile-27 bales cotton. .
COncordia vontagen. from Wick burg-259 bales cotton
A, w. VanLeer G'etznger, from ST. Marnsvie
Rio Grande Gordon, from Cpelousas-251 bales cotton
Magnolia. Thomasson, from Memphs-24f5 bales
Mond ana, Delahoqssaye, I'm st rtinsye-6 bates
California Reynolds, from MobH-S9 bai1ycotton :
Childe Harold. PIercs. foD Cincinnati. y - !,
Glencoe Dnnham, f ON louisville. -
Courier, Martin. from balze.
o via, Goodrich. from BaiIZe.
Illinois Stetinius from st Louis.
Towboat Mississippi Shuiz. from the Passes.
Towboat Belle, Limber from the Passes.
Towboat Ocean. McClain. from the Passes.
Towboat Claiborne, Howran fom the Passes.
- BEL0w-CoMING UP
Ship Una, bark W. A Jones, schr. Planter a brig, and
Memoranda:
The Maria Burt Capt Breath henoe for Chag
the The night of the lst instant,
into the bank OF the during heavy fog and sustained
such damages caused her to the city for repairs
TowAa Mississippi owed down and to yea, 4h instant,
ships Princes Royal and Quebec. -,
Towboat Belle lowed down and to on the I'd inst,
ships Diogene and Tonka brig Gen. Taylor and schrs
Chauau, an Mitis
Towboat Claiborne towed down to sea- the Sd inst,
ships Tennessee and Vespasian and schr A. p Chase
PASSENGERS:
Per shin Goodwin from Boston-Mrs D.. Taylor, Miss G.
Taylor. Mrs. David, Master David, Miss Jenness. NJ Jen-
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL. - Monday Eyening
March Sat the weekly meeting of this body, Recorder
GenOls and twelve Aldermen present, viz. Messr
Barnes, Barthe Banque, l.. c. Duncan j. Duncan Fabre
Gonfdan, Hagan, Jumonvile, Lanata, Montgomery and
Wilt.
A message received from the Mayor transmitting
the resolution adopted by the Committee of Conference
the to be adopted protect New Orleans afay-
ette etc. from the effects of a crevasse
On motion of Mr. Fabre the Council approved of the
ceedngs OF the Special Committee representing the First
Municipality in the Conference
Mr.. Fabre, behalf of majority of the Committee on
Public Educaon presented resolution appropriate $500
to the Board Public Schools OF the Municipality for the
of securing the OF eight additional Teachers
the Schools The resolution became the subject of
siderable discussion and finally referred to Select Com.
mittee of seven one from each ward, viz, Messrs h. c.
Duncan, silk, Lanaa. Blanque. Wilt, Barne, and Ju.
knoxville
Some other business OF great importance was transacted
and then the Council adjourned.
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HE SIbsere[ has cons,apty Tor ale good as,onment
WANDER BOOK AND JEWELRY SAFES, smbrso-
ing great vaety of sizes and patterns The capacity Of
this article to both fire and burglars has been repeat
edly tested, and uniformly with triumphant resut The
confidence Of The public in RICH COS SAFES. 10
abundany demonstrated by sales of 1900 of them
period of .x years, including 635 this market Tbose
chants and Others who the old styles Of Iron Chests
lesness the fire Charres street. March 1s47 and
previous occasions in order 70 be convinced that they
thus bjecng their Books, PAPERS, Money, TO
hazard Orders for SAFES, accompanied bv plans for the
interior will be promptly executed, appca-
ton ISAAC BRIDGE,
ly3imd&W rs Magazine Street
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LIGHT! LIGHT!! LIGHT!
SOMETHING NEW, and just the thing for every family
- requiring Highland cheap that every one, ch
poor can buy it. 1t is neat
CANDL ESTICK


Making and Wckng its Candles 0ut of Cold Taow,
Lard, any Grease that 1oW burn.
By simply turning the bottom of the Candestick bear-
full hard smooth Candle forced out of the top and
desired length WISH from inch to two feet high
l. 1t neat and simple com mon Candestck-co
sequently, may be managed by child
q By means OF this, convert all refuse into
candles and thus obtain light at from to tets week
g. The wick dry and smooth thus vibration flicker
ing of the flame, but burns like sperm candle.
The wick may be changed without all disturbing the
candle; if too large put in small ONE or, small .
la
You coil in the bottom of the candle maker candle
stick wick sufficient TO last five weeks where
of sight and out OF the way.
g. You keep candle at the height all the
time for ten yea's-no stumps pieces left.
T. Requires replenishng with tallow week
p No spill of grease if it falls turns but neat
and clearly lady could desire
g. 1t cannot get out of order.
10 In proof of their superiority, utility and neaness the
immense number sold sufficient The price uniform and
the same all the United States and the article requires
only to be the Increduou of the
going facts No family will be without them who can crape
together the small price asked
sY~ For sale at wholesale and retail by MYERS, CHICK
CO. office OF ST Charles and Common streets and
at store, No. 50 CAMP street.
fyz6u l.. J. HARRIS, Agent.
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kR To sal TUESDAY, 9Th March.
L'OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA The new
Il splendid Baltimore clipper built bark MONT a.
GOMERY, Captain J. G.. Smith, having all her [KfE
engaged, will positive sail as above. She
of beautiful model 300 tons burthen and
sae in the United STATES Her accommodations for 30 pas
sengers unsurpassed and she commanded by of
great experience in the Pacific trade For passage apply
board, Post 6, Triangle buildings.
c. j. MEEKER, 66 Poydras st.
RATES OF PASSAGE
In Fist Cabin. ........ $3.50
In Second Cabin ............... ......... 200
Storage passengers nt TAKEN and berth until
paid for. fy15
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ST. CHARLES HEATRE.

Last Performance but FOUR of Mr.. MACREADY.
THIS EVENING, Tuesday, March the performances will
with shaksreares Play of HENRY VIII Cardinal
arne, Mrs Jones Boleyn, After which,
the Comedy OF The JEALOUS WIFE M. Oakly, Mr. Ma
cready; Mrs Oakly, Mrs Jones. To conclude with MY
HUSBANDS GHOST.
" Doors at halt and Curtain at O'Clock
H Tickets and places be had application TO Mr. j. r.
BAlLY between the hours 5oock, day. mh6
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~ tn saH WITH DISPATCH

~ To SAL WITH DISPATCH.
IINOR CHAGRES. The fast sailing three masted schr
Il ALVARADO, Capt. Copeland will be dis a..
patched for the above place For balance of freight E
steeage passage the cabin being already gagged
apply below. Fare to Chage the Storage s3-each
pasen be allowed 200 lbs baggsge-baance of weig
TO as freight 30 cts foot. Apply board Post g.
fy22 JOHN W. ANDREWS & co, 81 Common #.
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ORLEANS THEATRE,

yIylS EVENING Tuesday, March will PERFORMED
+ second time, LEsSpEUx ANGEs GARDENS; new vau-
deyiIe, IN one ~ lk Amer which, LIE MAITRE DE CHA
PELLE: An Opera in,one To conclude with LIE MARI
A La VILE: anew Vaudeville
tE THURSpAY-First night of the celebrated Grand Opera
THE HUGUEDOTS.
fB Performances quarter 7. inh6
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THE undersigned woud respectfully inform the public
J. hat he has snccessfnl operation - -
fine fine new new sTEA ! M FERRY: raining from
light until o'clock NJ The Boat leaves this CT "A Z
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and eppo
distance above the BeeyIle Iron WokssZ 6ndiags o.
each side are well arranged and safe - ~ sxt and en-
charged by the other Ferries. Also sb1pm11en an1 ehsU
wishing to TO the Point will find Einp I'D ooumo5io0s
swheie the o,nnibases stop> and 4hfs WGnkousa =
the opposite side. SzE q. ~ -
fy5 WuxhM xhuDQIkH-
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Consignment of irish Linens,

Ordered 10 be S old With out Reserve.
NJ R. HAGGERTY & BRO, So C4.N.7L Street.
VNTE have Just received consignment invoice OF
w LINES GOODS, of Irish manufacture, which we
are ordered sell forthwith and without consisting
of4 shifting Linens round thread grass bleach and soft
finish 90 Pillow and "a S4 l04 Ia 124 and 1874
Linen Shestng Patilas, Brtannias. Linen Lawns and
Linen Cambncs "a "A, "a "a and 104 Damasks S.4,
104 I24 and 10 Damak Cloth Da rask Napkins; Linen
Table Sets and Linen NAPKINS Huckabeck and Birds
apers Plain and PLAID Linen Luses for Ladies' travel
ing dresses
We would respectfully suggest to Ladies wishing pur-
chase any OF the above articles to examine stock they
will feel surprised their temey low prices, orders
for sale perenptoy, and without reservation limit
price. The opportunity which should not
be lost The goods warranted respect
featured entirely OF fax, and without the least admixurs of
cotton.
Our Spring stock of FRENCH FANCY GOODS. to-
gether with general stock OF Staple Goods
pete. and well worthy the attention of purchasers The
goods have been selected with much care and offered
less than usual mode prices.
MARSElLLES YES TlNG-Oue case just received, will
be sol' very low. NJ. r. HAGGERTY BRO,
mh5 81 No So Canal street.
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SHIHS-SHIPS.

To" To s1|l IN A FEW DAYS.
nor SAVANNAH Ga.-The fast sailing and superior
l. schooner SUSANJ Capt J. Fisher, has most of 9+r
her cargo engaged and Twill sail above. For bal A
of eighto passage, having superior accommo.
dations, apply TO X. M. HARRISON L. CO,
mh6 n POydras st
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Memoranda :

Per shin Goodwin from Boston-Mrs d. Taylor, Miss
Taylor, Mrs DAVID, Master David, Miss jenness, NJ Jen
ness j. Jenness Mr.. Morse.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Ploughs. Ploughs.. Ploughs.
BY HYDE q MOSS. .
ON WEDNESDAY, March IL o'clock at Post Ne Second
~ Municipality Lqndeg from brig Pedraza-
$50 PIOUGHS, of an approved pattern.
S ID bv order nd for account Of whom concerned.
TERMS CASH. mh6
Observation-Disclosures.
WITHOUT RES RYE-TO CLOSE 4 CONSIGNMENT.
BY H. F. SMITH, AucIioneer
A THE BAZAAR AUCTION MART, corner of Periido and
N Caronde streets, THURSDAY, MsrchS IL O'Clock,
will be sold following and snda Carriages One
Rockswsy One do BaTouche Four do Cabs One Coach
for public One do Charlotte One Express Baggage Wagon
Purchasers call and examine SALE
90 and under. Cash OO onehat Cash. balance
90 days, for approved endorsed paper. mh6 3t
Succ ession of Alex. Logan.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d co.
J. A BEARD, Auctioneer
TNRlDAY April g. 1913, l2 O'Clock, will be sold
II Banks Arcade, this by and pursuance order of
the Hon. E. Canon Judge of the Second District Court of NewOr
leans dated 26h January 49 and under James
ESQ., Curator the Alexander Logan, the
following described property
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improvements
thereon The Second Municipality, Lafayette
a depth Of SO feet inchns and S lines.
and is leased TO James Wttsl until April 1880.
before j. R. Beard, Notary Public the of
the purchase mh6
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to IT, sal n THURSDAY, 9Th ms,

cT- To saa dn THURSDAY sth inst
IGOR CALIFORNIA, Uin CHAGRES.-NEW Or
l.. LENS and d,HAGRES REGUL.8R ~
SE.-The A l, new, coppered and copper fas ZT
tened, very fast sailing brig MAI. EASTLAND xsssas.
Wells, master having nearly all her passengers engaged
will sail above She has elegant State accom- mOda
tons for Cabin PASSENGERS and will be fitted up so
Handsomely accommodate limited number of Steerage Pas
sebges This ent rely and very vessel
and offers nducen ent for quick and comfortable trip
Those persons going to California Chages, parcu
larry desired visit and examine her she lies the
Lower Pcayune Tier jlnd select their bers only few
passengers be accommodated For freight or pas
sage apply to r NJ. HARRISON Il co,
" Poydras street,
mh5 orto o. WlCKHAM, Is Bienvile street
Gg- To sail OH or ABOUT the 10th inst
LNOR CALIFORNIA Dia CHAGRES-The splendid
L fast-saing three m ssted schr. ALVARADO, Fl,
COPELAND, master, will dave above For balance LIA
of freight passage having few berths olsen
gagged apply board dt Post g. Second Municipality
JOHN w. ANDREWS CO, 81 Common
Cabin Passage S50ateeage S35. Each passenger be
allowed 200 pounds OF Baggage balance freight at 30
cents per foot, mh5
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ME RIGA N T II e A T r e

BENEFtT OF MRS ROWE.
I'HIS EVENING. Tus ay, Much g. the VIII
IL commence WIh the Comedy Of THE WONDER Don Feix
M Charles Mason Don Lopez Nj. Greene Donna oante
Mrs Pope. which, FANORITE DANCE by Mrs
J. "a Forest. To be flowed by MUSICAL MELANGE
by the Heron FANNY conclude with TOM AND JERRY
Characters BY thu strength Of the Company
The Police Department under l.. Beeman
Prices Of dissiODess Circle rs CENTS Parquette. Second and
Third TIERS 50 Colonel Boxes cents Gallery rs
II Private Boxes and Seats be BoxOce
the hours OF 10 A M. and P M by applying Geo. S.
Stanley, Treasurer.
Doors before Performance will
quarter past precisely. Inh6
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~ To sal TIL URSDAY, the 18th inst.
nor CHAGRES-The splendid coppered and copper
Il fastened steamship COL. STANTON, srEA
j. j. Wright, master.-Ihe Col. STANTON is III fETFA
sound. staunch and well built vessel 10 months
old and has fine odatons for passengers To
DESTROYS of speedy and comfortable trp she offers strong
inducements No berth secured till paid fOr Each pas
senger will be allowed BOP lbs baggageal pay the
rate OF 90 cts foot For freight passage, apply to
mo. GQODIN. 81 Camp street. up stairs,
mil lot or T. Il G.. FORBES. II POydras street.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CRESCENT OFFICE,

CRESCENT OFFICE.
Tuesday Morning. March 6, 1S49.
COTTON.-The private letters by the Europa which
reached by mail yesterday, though quite favorable for
Cotton the by telegraph have oduced
marked effect here The sales yesterday 5000 bales
at full prices. though without amy advance
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Ship United States, Nose. New York, Bailey Baxter
J p. Whitney & Co
Swed bark scandinavian Odernark. Trieste do
Bark Isnthe, Murchie, Waterford. Ireland,
a Hamilton, Macknder & Co
Bark Bachelor. Page, Baltimore, Mass & Branda
Bark William, Sproul New York, G. w: Hynson
,Bf. bark Mary Ann Henry, Touzeaud. Eimerick
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Arrived Yesterday:

Br brig Penguin, Dill, Bermuda, W. Burgess q CT
Dr. brig Velocity, Darrell Kingston Ja w Rurssss Il CO
Br. brig Standard Newman. Trinidad, w. Burgess Il Ca
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29
limited STATES CENTRAL CLOTH

~ ING STOKE, by w. s. SCARFF, No SO
Mum Street, Richmond, Va.--Daiy receiving and
constantly hand, assortment Of GOODS suited to
every season of all styles quality and finish at aehole-
sale or retail: The stock Of FALL AND WIN
TER CLOTHING, is superior in quality, and of
assorted Styles suited to all classes consisting of great
variety Of COATS, PANTALOONS, VESTS,
CLoAkS, &c, of the best Foreign and Domestic
SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND SOCKS and ,nti' every
other article that can found any similar establish
ment In the Union In addition to the stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, there is connected with the establish
ment, large number Of competent workmen, capable
Of supplying any demand for CLOTHING MADE
TO ORDER, in the most fashionable, neat and supe-
rlor manner warranted to fit.
BOYS AND SERVANTS CLOTHING of every
variety style and Sizes of elegant and substantial make
The proprietor having devoted the whole OF his time
to every branch of the business can safely assure his
customers that this establishment the largest and best
regulated Clothing Emporium in Virginia, and unex-
celed in the United States. Being now on visit to
the North for the purpose Of making purchases he will
De aoe on ms return to present still larger addition Of
lower, than they can be had elsewhere
DO not forget the number
co 10 n A
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29
. ICHMoND AND DANyILLE,RArr-

M~ hUAU COMPANY .-The second annual n,eat
ing OF the Stockholders of the Richmond and DanViIio
Railroad Company will be held at the Company's Office
in the city Of Richmond on "Wednesday moT1ng De-
cember l2tt l949, at 10 o'clock. CAN proxies to re.
the hand and seal ofthe stockholders those OF e1rnora
TONS under the corporate seal and signed by the pro
per oiicer and those of individuals under their hands
and private seal This notice is required by the By
laws. P VAN DEJJR SEN CIorL and n
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FORM OF PROXY.

we, whose names hereunto subscribed do here
by constitute and appoint -- -- our true and
lawful proxy to represent at the annual meeting OF
the stockholders ohe Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company, to be held in the city of Richmond on the
18th December, l8f9 and at any adjourned meeting
thereof and for us, and in names to vote upon the
number OF shares held by us respectively all questions
that may come before said annual meeting or adjourned
meeting, as fully and TO all inents and purposes as we
ourselves coulddo, if personally present
Witness our hands and seals this day of 1S49
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

AAGkNh LBS. super Carb. Soda, prime
AVOO $50 lbs. No Nutmegs
300 lbs Gloves
300 lbs white Jamaica Ginger
$50 lbs No | Pnssian Blue
200 ounces Sui hate Quinine
$50 lbs prime Mace
Just received and for sale low by
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Druggists,
on 9 90 Main St cor. 18th.
TUSO COACH MAKERS.-I have for sale a
II. largo assortment of malleable CASTINGS, of
every description, suitable for Coach Makers, which
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no 6-d&c12hD fsFA1,
II AIDES, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.

no 6--d&ct12thD fSpM
II AIDES, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.-F
~ a. SIUEBNER respectfully informs the Ladies
Broad street No Governor street, few doors from
Nam, Wherehe will continue his wel-known Ladies
Fancy Work, Hair Plating, Worsted and Millinery Es-
tabishment
He has jus received fresh supply of Zephyr-worsted
EmbrolderyPatte and Materials for working PERU
merles, Knitting and many other fancy articles too nu-
merous to nention.
instruction will be- given in any kind of Embroideres
Needle andFancy Knitting
Ladies ale solicited to inspect the new Goods and
terms, which will be made known on application, by
F. A. STUEBNER
No Governor, near Main street.
+. 5 Bading, &C., done on reasonable terms, at the
shortest notice.
Branch Of the same business is in Petersburg Bank
street, opposite Exchange Hotel.
oc 4--3n F. A. SIUEBNER
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29
HALL sToCK-.Ronrs. SHOES. LEA

III. THEIR, &c-THOS. SHEPPARD, three doors
below the Old Market sign of the Golden Boot, Main
street. has received his Fall supply of the above named
that can be found in any retail house in Richmond For
ladies', misses and children, have from the finest to
the cheapest. For gentlemen boys and youths, all
manufacture made to suit factory and farm hands, Ito
which ask attention9 at one dollar and wenty-five
cents per pair. For servant women, all kinds.
Good and damaged Sole Leather side kip
Calf, Lining and Binding Skins
Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, made to order of the
best materials and workmanship
ask a call from those in want Of the above named
Goods, and pledge mysefto give all that buy the worth
OF their money. Sc 19-1m
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

O. FOR RENT, small framed tenement next
E.adoor to Mr. l.. Miller on Brook Avenue. Rent $4
per month. Applyto TOLER & COOK,
no II AGENTS and Auctioneers.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

- FOR REMT-A three story brick house, with a
@4 good basement and kitchen, on 4th street. between
Franklin and Grace streets Apply to
ia is ROBT MOTT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

A. FOR RENT-The smallest of the three new
store houses 18th street, opposite Messrs. Kent
Kendall q Atwater Possession given LIST May. APP
ply to
ap Is Is GEO. G. THOMPSON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

d. FOR REM, small new wooden tenement
E the corner of Leigh and Henry streets Apply to
TOLER & COOK,
II
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

- FOR RENT-The fine, large and we'll finished
l store of the granite front building, four doors
below the corner of Main and 9th streets Possession
can be had Immediately. Apply to
my2 B. & S. JONES.
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a. FOR RENT, The store and dwelling on Main
EI street, next door above the store OF Mr. F. Reg
nault The stand is well calculated for any kind of
business; Possession of the store given Immediately;
the dwelling on the list of January next, de-