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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24
EURTHER SUPPLIES OF woRcEsTERs

II EDtGANI PIANO FORIES.-Ihe high popu-
arity and increased demand i'll Virginia for Worcesters
celebrated instruments, have compelled me to extend my
arrangements with the manufacturer and by the regular
packets shall be in receipt of weekly additions to my
soren affordmg advantages to purchasers OF selecting
from large and varied stock rarely found in any es-
Enlistment
The judgment of the public amateurs and distinguished
professors, have settled the question that there is
rsque or experiment i'll purchasing one of Worcesters
Pianos.
By the schr Marietta Burr have just opened two more
OF his choice instruments; and by the Manchester daily
expected will receive two others To my assortment
beg to invite the attention of professors amateurs and the
public My prices will be found fair and as liberal
can be obtained IN any OF the Northern cities.
TESTIMONIALS OF THE PRESS.
From the New York Sunday Courier, May 81, lS49
We visited the neat and well regulated establishment OF
his fine Instruments Of which he has large and well as
sorted stock Mr. Worcester has been long and favoraby
known to the public and every instrument he makes can
he relied upon for being ndeatigable in his business he
Illus care fully accounts tore admirable equality to be
found through the whole range Of his scale@an equalt
from the lowest note to the highest The quality of tone
which he produces is decousy round and pure We can
cordially recommend Mr. Worcesters instruments, for we
From the New ork Evening Post, Nav 9TH 1913
WORCESTER'S PIANO FORTE FACTORY =
we take pleasure in calling the attention of our readers
musical public successful manufacturer Of these in
stnents, and celebrated performers have spoken of them
terms OF strong commentator. The Instruments are
made under his own superintendence and care and he
gives his personal attention to N regulation of the touch
an9 tone, which the joints that deserve most notice
and that render them such fine instruments
WORCESTER'S PIANO FORTES-It has been
our custom for several years to remind Southern
friends, their annual visit the North that Worcesers
Pianos are quite equal in respect any instruments
IN the market and happy to learn that the manu-
facturer receives numerous calls from this class of Gus
toners at his WareroonI Mr. Worcester never sells
poor instrument and the prices quite low they
can be, and afford living profit to the manufacturer
am constantly supplied with full and complete as
sortment OF Worcesters choice instruments to which
beg to invite the attention Of purchasers who desire s-
peru instruments at a moderate price.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

no HOUSEKEEPERs.--I have lust received a
Il fresh supply Of handsome House Furniture, en-
braclng in part follows: Mabletop Ladies' Cabinets;
mahogany do do do; mahogany Bureaus; marble-top
", Washstands marbe-top centre and side Tables do
,Workstands; mahogany sprng-seat Sofas; mahogany
har-cloth Rocking Chairs; cane and wood-seat do ma
hogany harcoth parlor Chairs cane and wood do (of
variety Of pattems Lounges; French Bedsteads, and low
post do &c. &c
The above articles are of the best workmanship, and
will be sold to purchasers terms which cannot fail to
please. ALEX. MOTT.
iv n
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

HDILLING,S REMEDY for darrhGa, summer
Id plant, disentery cholera morbus, cholera ntantu
warranted to effect cure-has been used a number OF
wears with entire success and at liberty to refer to
mediate relie from its With full directions Tor use
for sale by DOVE & ISAACS.
Also, Blackberry Syrup tor children. my "a
WDLUE LICK WATER, from the Blue Lick
Nd Springs in Kentucky-We the only agents in
Ibis city for this highly esteemed water.
In future all sold by us in bottles will be branded thus
sBme Lick Water, Purcell, Ladd & Cos; the words be-
PURCELL LADD & CO, Druggists,
my2l General Agents for the Blue Lick Water
TEYHE SCHR. ASHLAND has brought us further
n a,pplies of PIANO FORTE,S, from the extensive
manufactures of Messrs, Adam Stodart and B Dun
ham, New York, which, for all the qualities which make
first rate Piano Forte, cannot be surpassed by any made
in this country or in Europe.
The subscribers sell these instruments upon trial, to
those who are doubtful to their qualityshoud they
prove Indifferent they may be either exchanged or the IN
strmnent received back and the money refunded.
Some of the most beautiful styles now in fashion have
Just been received Prices low. Terms reasonable and
fair
Also lately received, large assortment of fne-toned
GUITARS from the best makers; together with other
musical instruments and musical merchandise
my22 NASH & WOODHOUSE.
GPRTNG. INiPORTATION.-M IS49.-By
- arrivals from Liverpool, we are RECEIVING our Spring
fhe factories at the North We are receiving large and
varied assortment Of plain mould and rich cut Glassware,
together with complete stock of Looking glasses Cas-
tors fancy Goods, &c.
Country merchants and city dealers respectfully in
yited to call and examine our stock.
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT &
NH "a l0l Broad street.
ND EFRIGERATORS.--I have in store Reirigera
tors on different plans which will be sold very low
70 close INV ,ron,,,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24
y - n. NIOfNhIt,
Jed Bookseller and Dealer in Piano Fortes

GHHINA HALL, No. y, MAIN STREET.-By
~ the ships Oneida, at New ork and Henry at this
port from Liverpool have received and have in store
my Fall stock of CHINA and EARTEENWARE. Of
and handsome styles, direct from the manufacturers
plain pressed and Glass and Looking Glasses toge-
Their with handsome variety of Fancy Goods These
Goods have been purchased at the very lowest rates. and
ton of my stock and prices Country merchants are in
ved to call before purchasing as will sell as low as any
regular house at the North. HUGH A. WATT,
Sc 9 No ~ Main etreat
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24
IRON. NAILS AND MACHI-

IRON, NAILS AND MACHI-
- merry WORKS.-The proprietor of the above
Works is now prepared to execute, at Northern prices
orders for MACHINERY of all kinds SHAFT1NGS
and GEARlNGS, SPIKES, NAILS, TACK MA
CHIMES Of the most improved patterns and all kinds OF
IRON and BRASS CASTINGS. The Works are stu
ated in central location, on Cary street, the Dock
gasT All orders promptly attended to-
BENZ. CHURCHILL.
Richmond, Va, April 9th, lS49 my go 3m
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

!" EFRIGERATORS.--I haven store Refrgera
HI tors on different plans, which will be sold very low
10 close, ,,v
jyu ALEA, MOTT,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

III UMBER.--600O0 feet clear inch 1t, II, Q, 8 and
Ill inch white Pine, well seasoned 10000 feet )
Rockets from sch John Slliman, for sale on accommo.
dating terms by r, WHITFIELD & SON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

k=x FOR RENT-And possession given immediate
l w. that desirable residence the corner of Grace
to whom apply for terms 1t is an excellent location lar
a boarding house. ie 30 10 ~
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24
xN7INE, LIQUOR AND FRUIT STORE

w Cary, between 18th and 18th streets.-J NJ DEL
CAMPO respectfully noms his old friends and custom
cs and the public that he has again commenced business
and would be happy to all those in of articles in
his line. He has now on hand, and will be always sup
piled with the following articles, which he will sell as
good terms the same articles can be bought in the
Northern cities, to cash punctual customers An ex-
animation is asked from all in want
100 boxes spr claret Wine cases preserved Canton
80 do Muscat do Ginger
100 baskets Sweet Oil 3kegs Zante Currants
40 bags Nuts-Brazil, Pc case shelled Almonds
can and Fiberts trails Dates
10 bags African Pea Nuts so drums Figs, small size
5 bales Grenoble Wanuts 200 boxes Bunch Raisins-
do Marseilles Almonds whole, half and or.
8 cases Prunes, in glass !. so half layers Raisins
jars, new style) r 10 bags Brazil white Su-
10 cases preserved Citron gar
lie 20 3n
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

w FOR SALE.-The subscriber is authorized to sell
tract Of valuable wood land, situated in the county of
Hanover about miles North from the city of Richmond
adjoining the lands Of Thomas Bowes' estate John Ii
Blairs estate and others, and within half mile of the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad The tract con-
tanis 1884, acres
Athe owner resides in remote part OF the State and
having for the land ii will be sold upon very accom-
modatng terms Apply to
ie29 W. GODDIN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

A. MRS MEADs, FORMERLY PERsICOs.
liii The houses occupied by Mrs. Mead as female
on the 10th August, The dwelling contains q rooms
with ire places heated by stoves and sundry gallery
closet store and bath rooshe kitchen and laundry OF
Both of the late occupants concur in repesentn the
establishment peculiarly fitted to the accommodation
OF large male or female school The premises will be
repaired as soon a tenant is obtained
je 2tawts GEO TAYLOR
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

GOATS SPOOL COTTON.-The subscribers,
u agents for j. G. P Goats, for the sale of their cee-
brated Thread, have hand so white all Nos
30 cases cooed comprising assorted coors blacks blues
browns, States drabs and green's which they invite the
attention of the trade
lie IS KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

SANTONINE.--A chemical preparation, con-.
~ tanning the active principle of Wonnseed, recon-
mended as convenient, painless and efectua Verni
iuge and from the smaness Of the Dose and its nspdy,
very easy OF administration to children 1t has been
cessfuy employed by many Physicians Of Northern cities
supply just received, for sale by
ALEX. DUVAL Druggist
lie y - LIZ ,a-stroa
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

Mooney SAyED.--TO BUYERS OF REA-
reduction in my prices to close off my summer stock
will give the very bargains A few more silk under
Shirts on hand, at 81 so each Also 500 gents linen
rihce good quality, only 81 and 81 so. Call and see
them at FLEETS
Great Northern Clothing Mandatory, l36 Main street.
opposite Eagle Square, and I'd square below the
jy l6 Banks, Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

a. FOR RENT.-Fumshed apartments for rent
xsG Rand Daguerrean Artist over the store Of MIR ju-
dab Myers, No 81 Main street Possession given n1ae-
dlatey TOLER y COOK, Agents.
Je Pearl
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

CHEAP CENTS SHIHTS.--Ths day received
~ another lot of silk under Shirts 81 so EACH usually
and collars from 81 to 81 So really worth 50 So Also
ao of black cloth dress and ock Coats great bargains
For sale at FLEETS Great Northern Clothing Ma
nufactoy, 1856 Main street opposite Eagle Square, Rich
mond. Va. iY 10
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

EROM NORWAY.-Pure Cod Liver OIL the Nor
IL wegan article which is said to be the best obtained
from any source, and far taste is concerned (Which
is the objection to most of it, think it has less taste
and is more agreeable than any have seem For
sale by DOVE 81 ISAACS.
iY q
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

NWATTR ESS ES.-Just received ON consignment a
I'VE large assortment of Cured Hair and Shuck Mat
esses of different sizes and qualities which will be sold
manufacturers prices Mattresses made to order at
the shortest notice All orders promptly attended to:
nv 25 ALEXANDER MOTIF.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24
TuyHOMAS g. CHARLES ELLIS-Wholesal

Il Lead, dry and in oil.
Linseed OIL Spirits Iurpentine
Copal, Japan, Furniture and Coach Varnshes
Chinese and French Vermilion, Paris Greens
Sand Paper, Glue Of all kinds
Painters Brushes and Colors Of every description
For sale low by ALEX. plFAL, Druggist,
nv IA 147 Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

h hand supply of the above, of the old established
produces the brilliant jet black fully equal to the
brightest Japan Vansh affords peculiar nourishment to
the leather, perfectly free from any unpleasant smell,
and in one minute produces the most brilliant lustre For
sale by DOVE q lSAACS.
Also an assortment of superior Shoe Brushes.
nv ID d. Il L.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

&s FOR RENT-The smallest Of the three new
N store houses 18th street. opposite Measls Kent
Apply to
ap Is Is GEO G THOMPSON
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

EDORT WINE.--Superor Port Wine, in bottles, for
H. medical use, for sale by
iN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

- FOR RENT-And possession given on the LIST
alih OF June, that comfortable dwelling on Frankin
ately occupied by Dr. E. D Robinson Apply to
my Is JAMES NJ TAYLOR
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

81 FOR RENT-A three story brick house, with
M5T good basement and Kitchen on 4th street between
'4lll Franklin and Grace streets. Apply to
ia is ROBT MOTT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-28
CITY TRADE REPORT.

+. M,
The receipt of the Cambria's news had the effect
Of stifening the prices for flour grain and tho
market closed for the former at about 6i4c advance
Under the influence OF steady demand, sales Of tho
usual variety of brands made to fair extent The
market for wheat was firm, with good demand for
mining, with sales OF Genesce Ohio and Pennsyv
ON terms stated below Corn firm and owing the
favorable character Of the news held two cents
doarer. Rye heavy Meal was held frmer Pork
was rmcr with pretty free sales There was no change
Of moment in other articles of provisions There
no change IN groceries Cotton dull and dealers
waiting for their lettors due by the Cambria bo-
fore operating.
BREApsruFFs-F 7ou-The sales in tho auprec.te
reached about 900 bbs, including 900 Ohio Via tho
Pennsylvania Canal, ut 81 rs So 125 for common to
good brands; with common New York and Western,
with mixed brands, at about yesterdays rates. some
cases, however, &c. advance obtained Small lots
pure Gencseo were sold at IS 621 So 75 New Oreans
steady and sales Of 900 bbs made at 81 rs -
s7h Rye F1ow-sales of 300 bbls, made at so is
made at 81 6S4. JVheat-Sales of 500 bushels Of
Genessee were made at 81 25 and 1000 Ohio do 81
O5 and 600 white at 81 Is Rye heavy,
with sales OF $500 bushels, at 57c., delivered Corn
frmcr and sales of 500 bushels made
ing round Northern Jersey yellow at Gle &c mixed
and white Jersey Southern ut 54c 55c with New Or
leans in store at Soc Bariey--Saes of 1000 bushos
were made at 634c, delivered. Oats were scarce, and
Northern in demand at SIC.
CoTToN.-The market is very dull to-day SPECTATORS
waiting their letters by the Cambria
FRrcHTs rather firm, but merchants were
waiting letters before being inclined to operate Most
of the packets had filed up
HAY-The market was frmer, with sales of 300 bales
PRovrsIoNs.-The market was better, and closed
with better feeling The sales Of pork reached
about 300 bbls including mess at SO I2h SO 25
and PRIME at So 25 IS 31l4 and 800 bbs. sour
prime sold at 81 %. Beef exhibited no change with
sales Of 200 bbls, including country and city, Mess
brought ST. SO S13 co. while prime was dull at So a
IS 60 Lard stood about the same sales of about 800
packages were made at So a6hc. Picked meats con-
tnued firm with sales of 800 packages including hams
at ~ &c. and Sc for dry salted and 3ic for picked
shoulders, and SIC. for dry There no change in
cheese or butter
WHIsKnr.-The market was inactive; sales of Drudge
were made at 211sc., now held at 22c State Prison
continued scarce.
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Our Baltimore Core

-, - - BALTIMORE, April Y, I34V.
Our city papers this morning contain copious details
OF the news by the steamer Cambria which reached
here after midnight 1t is Of great i'm portance both
politically and commercially
The news from Virginia. this morning indicates the
mond district despite all the efforts that have bean
made by both wings and democrats to defeat him.
The indications from other parts of Virginia are also
that the wings have held their in the contest
SrocK SALES YEsTERpAv-S100 City SIS, 1860 98; 800
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad dividend bonds 49, 10 shs
Assistant FircmanS' Insurance, 52 10 Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, 37S
Money still continues rather in Baltimore not
withsanding the plenty that is said to DO afoat in the
Now York market. The rate the street Is full one
por cent per month.
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Died.

On Thursday the Goth inst, at her residence Lake
land near Geneva after n short illness, in the 24th
year Of her age, MARY PAULINE wife of Herman r. 4.
Foster and daughter Of tho late Antoine Lenthon Of
this city.
On Friday 9th inst after lingering illness, Bsa-
SHORT, aged At years. formerly Of County Mele-
shard Ireland
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, Sunday, at two o'clock, M;
also. the friends Of his Francis, and the Fourth
ward Jefferson Association. Late residence, No. 8
Batavia street.
On the 26th inst, CLAUDE J. VILApE, a native q
Toulouse France, aged As years and months.
His friends and acquaintance, and the members Of
the Concordo Lodge, No as o. of O. F.; Pythagoras
Lodge, No. &c. L'Union Franchise Lodge No IT; Sim
cerite Lodge, No. $685. l. o. Of o F., and the members
Of the Lafayette Guard invited to attend his fune-
raj on Sunday morning, the 10Th inst at nine O'Clock,
from his late residence Kent avenue near Myrtle,
Brooklyn. His remains will DO taken to Greenwood
Cemetery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-28
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2Sl20 Iehigh Interest 5SI: L2O)
do ioa; LOO do Us 1875 United states Bank 10 North
american Bank, 1231a 20l2 Pennsyl S. S2ts;
Tennessee 5s July 30 400 Pennsylvania SIS, Ss 2OO0
S2 70 do 80 81 % Norrstown Railroad IA; l40O Penn
81 s2,; 200 County 5s 80 81 1000 tennsyvania S. s2h
Central Railroad 56a - Old Colony Railroad tx 10 vor-
mont and Massachusetts, Railroad, 4 do 46 Western
1923; - c9nnsss,sp. River Railroad 49, Cheshire Rail:
Railroad, byo IL So East Boston Company, lis State
Bank, BIS Grocers Bank, 81; Exchange Bank. 96l;
5000 dO lsc2 we; $1,000 dO 1857 100 April 2,-Seeena
Fall River Railroad, So 80 Long Island Railroad, l I
Vermont Central Railroad 5s; 2j do bio, 5 Boston
and Worcester Railroad 1854 Reading Railroad
52L.
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MARITIME INTELLIGE e. CR
Port OF New York, April IS, l640s
JUN RIsEs... ...... NOON RISES. ......ex
Clea..eSl.


eli Huron Br sibscn SassaS NP; Geo Evans toaiiisrd.
nark"aary Ellen Hewitt Marsoie,, Boyd minohsn.
ps Ca Ss 81
rn Tsn 81 SS DsHG' S la Sss
colt, Bath; 2 Buck; GSns.ases, savage, Bristol;
e'i Esp AasefS Sassr ssja
Z pa Aiken Ira BrsWys.sr Watson wil@nson NG
McCready Coz Almira King Philadelphia; Rainbow, VIII
Boston '0' ~'A''A0"a n''n' a0' Regulator Atkins
sloops-ByrOn, Vail, Fall River; Report Tuthll. New
CID yestcrday-Brig Irene tBr). Potitpas. FOso, NE.
Arrived.
March .teorage Passsnsars to SfnH.i
WIN @ a 3 @ lon for r.
has experienced heavy gales the Westward No date.
ped which carried away COOK house ea%soo;.
house over the long boat and the i've ''A anu A'' 'a
ship Noun. Stew s,sws arr Stewart e,s'S9s.
sSfoienced very weather during tho PASSAGE spite
Dr. ship Arcsdi.n Gardner Newry IS days in ballast and
M sSip sea BIRD McpOnoush Galway days. in ballast
and 20 pdSsy r.msn March 49, with md,o =,
PavenssatS Schumacher 9Th inst LAT % 49, lon 10 2s pass
ed s it a hs% With
l7s TO il Ss Co. March s = in
state The was a in The lon Of sable Island on
Ship Diana Howe, New Orleans Is days with mdse shs
Ship oxynbrdgc Taylor New Orleans 10 days. with pork
., Sy ss T. s RsssS , sh &
auin Cork day spoke ship Bath
Liyopool April lat Al TO- Ion 4s 10. spoke B,en bark
spoke bark Alton, from Philadeph for Londonderry
Irus bark Speculant Kuhn, Newcastle Eng ~ days. with
coal, to Barclay Livingston.
Dir bark swan Hos Cork a days. in ballast and l3 steer
ago passengers, to Grinnel Minturn 4 Co.
Dutch bark Graastroom, Kraan Rotterdam, days Win
mdse and las Storage passengers, to Travis " Co
Brem bark Constitution, Schong Bremen, ~ days wfth
mdse to Oerichs Kruger Sd inst lat 81 8 lon 80 ~ say
large ba steamship bark rugged, stAndog H. under run
sail making but slow progress; mike pipo was gone sna
she had her wheel houses painted blue os
lat 43V8, Ion AZ 02, bark A Lord. steering H.
Brem bark Nina, Horstman Bremen G days IN bsnsss
l passengers Pope zlst inst on o. oesrSss
Bank spoke ship Francis AAn, bat did not learn vhers frc
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INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
Our Washington Correspondence.


Arrest Of Jim Webb.
Jim WeSb, before he could get of to Kentucky n
visit his fam " was yesterday arrested and is now in
jail charged WI n having, in connection with Shuster
stolen the govern nent jewels. We understand that
Mr. S. H. Stewart Pr lice Clerk of New York has made
an affidavit before the nthorities here containing suf
cient proof to convict h. ~ without doubt IL il
stated tat tho officers of tn. government not dis
Poseu 10 prosecute Webb count Of their having
promised him that he should not b. put upon his trial
he would negotiate with Shuster ol the recovery Of
the jewels not only that he should not prosecuted
himself but that he should not be required to eppear az
witness against Shuster which assurance it IS said
Webb has in writing He has been prosecuted nor
been called upon to testify but has the expense NJ
the government been boardinga of the best hot.s
in Washington This will hardly if at ALL be tolerated
by the people Of this great country" Brother Scer
calls it, Nevertheless it is strictly true humiliat-
ing spectacle indeed We are told that Mr. Stewart is in
possession of abundance of evidence to convict
Webb and which also in possession Of tho govern
ment. 1t now remains to be whether Uncle Sam,
rather Messrs Burke and Key dare to refuse de-
cline to put Webb on his trial ut the next term tho
Criminal Court, notwithstanding trial may subject
them and the government they represent to expo
sure OF most disgraceful proceeding If not to having
compounded felony. The New York police, so far az
can learn, determined that both Shuster and
ebb shall be convicted notwithstanding a desire in
nigh places that Webb and the Joneses shall escape
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-28
TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

VXvILBUR'S DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL LINE,
w for lsi9-1hs limo leaves Pier foot of Jay daily
o'clock r. NJ Positively NO freight taken after o'clock
THO loyinr boats in THIS lincStcainboats Norwich
Highlander Canniboas Rainbow NJ j. Merchant. Rose Or
Nil New York. SamsoN JaBe Frances, Commerce, Michigan,
Wyoninr Oregon Empire, Union, Daniel Webster, Ocean
wave May Hover, Napanock. ~ II. No other than tho
run in this no for which r. H. Stone is
on dock All orders concerning the business in
DO directed to ~ WlLbut, Ilu MURRAY street
STATEN ISLAND PERRY--LEAvE NEW YOkk AT
y gH2 A. and O'Clock Leave Vaadsrbilts LANDING NJ
q 10 4 a andb oclock.
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Married..

On Thursday, Goth inst, by the Rev. A. Croker,
LEMUELA. Dill to Miss MARY ANN REEVES, all of this
city.
ON Thursday, Goth inst, by the Rev. G.. 7. Bedeu,
MIR. HENRY r. GARDNER and Miss MARY l.. VAIL.
New Orleans papers please copy.