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Goods for Market,

and hope, under liberal patronage, 10 be able
promptly TO fili all orders with wheh they muy be
favored.
The Goods manufactured will consist chiefly OF
Crssm,res or Jeans, variety Of 'Fwt ed and her.
soys for Negro wear. 1t Is their purpose to put
no Goods in market which will not give entire
sati>tncion To the consumer
All Merchants are authorised 10 act as agents
~ purchasing NoOl, requiring it 10 he washed
and cuff ,ientl, free from burrs ind other foreign
substances. 10 70 Immediately upon the Cards
which all be received Of % cents per d., Tor cash
or ia exchange Tor Goods at Wholesale prices.
CARSON, YOUNG & GREER.
Charlotte. July >, l5i9. 36f
Z c. CAgsos.
a. YorNG.
T. A. GRIgR.
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Death of Chapman johnson,

The venerable Chapman Johnson, of
Richmond, Va, died on the 18th instant,
after long illness, in the lst year OF his
age. He was sterling Wing, aud his
party has lost one Of It's iirmest members.
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THE SUGAR CROP IN THE BRITISH
WEST INDIES.

The Antigua Register, of Nay 22J says
" The weather continues dIsiress,ngIy dry,
and We hear from all quarters Of the fail.
ure Of the crops, and we fear very much,
that tho Island will not make. By one third,
the anticipated crop. 10 Barbadoes 80.
600 hogsheads are expected"
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Look out for a Thief.

FSNllE pubic are foreN armed against praci-
u cal william by the name If MILLER
Saddlcr by trsdc, Who lefl this plsce on The 7tl'
instant, On his way Saih The said Miller is a
bout twenty one years Of age, sIx feet high, OF
rather suspicions coHntensnce, speaks very free.
~ 10 strangers and walks very erect lie had on
when he lei,, black cloth coat end black loaf.
60 hat, and has loafefisb appearance generally
This fellow is great thief and would no doubt
pick maa's pookct IT he could get an oppor'u.
nty. Ii wo 10 % well lot The public 10 watch
him closely. THIS Eight. fingered gentleman i,
not native Of tls place he halls from HIS DO
rough IA This State
WIN. + TAYLOR
Concord june 20, 1919, Nv
lJ-Thc Columbia and Camden papers would d
vel 10 notice thus.
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TIE PRESIDENT AND FATHER MATH

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Mirror says:
"The numerous friends Of Father Math-
ew in New York will be glad TO learn that
the President, intends TO invite the great
Apostle of Temperance 10 visit him at the
executive mansion. understand tina, the
Presidcn, had made up his mind to adop,
this course some time since. lie wishes
to receive Father Mathew in his approprl
ate character, as distinguished champion
Of benevolent reform, now visiting our
shores for the first time. This is certain
ly highly creditable TO the President, and
will afford grea, satisfaction 10 large and
rapidly increasing body Of the people.
IL addition TO This, the personal example
Of Gen. TAYLOR is worthy Of special com.
mendallon. IL is understood he drinks nc
intoxicating llquor-not even vine, and
that he encourages temperance ~ al
things among the officers Of the govern
meni. lie - not member Of any assocl
alton, but so far rs hts example goes, he i
thus proving himself worthy the high con
fl'icncc reposed N him by majority Of hlt
fellow cltizens.
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STRIKE, AMONG MERCHANTS
A=Cl.EKks

Atunlontown, Pa, fAe merchants clerks
on Saturday struck, M, tpr higher wages,
but for " closing shops earier in the eve.
ming. They drew up sortsof declara.
tion-pedged their honors (and may. be
their llye7l 10 stand by 1t, and marched
through the streets, occasionally regaling
themselves at the hotels. This Is some
thing new under the sun.
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Gen. Docker,'s " ilhdraW all.

We learn from a gentleman Who heard
Gen. Dockery speak few days ago, tina,
he declines being candidate any longer.
II would have come fiom the General ~ih
better grace 4 he had said nothing abou'
she Convention he expressed himself
rs having no respect for il. Well be i so.
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Take Notice.

HNiE Subscriber being fully auihnrzod
u 10 close the unsettled business Of the
late firm u Henderson & Smith would take this
method of respectfully asking ull th'ss Indebted
a. said firm by account, 20 come trNafd between
lh,s aud the lei of August next, and close there
accounts either by Cash or Note; and those in
dcb',d ~ Mole will please call and settle by casb,
as soon as possible, as the business uf the firm
must h. closed. In my absence Nr 7. G. Ali.
son VIII attend 60 the business. And the suhscrl
her further says 10 the public that at the old stand
OF Henderson s Smith, Goods uf rycrS variety
can be h1d as cheap as a. any oil CT place IN this
,cctiIn Of Country. Call and See
JAS r. HENDERSON
/ Darldton Coii,ge n c. Ja'g :, 1919
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W. The Indian Corn Shipments Of June
last, tom tins country, actually exceed
those of The samr month ltlSl7. the grrnt
Inmloe year hy $50 i>G bushels-lhe To.
tai being 90 500 for last month. 1 is
likely tina, the shipments of tins article
may even yet 20 on TO increase.
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GINo Office.

n HAVE received the Tax Lists for the yc,,
- lsi5. and hold them ready for inspection i,
all concerned, requesting information Of any on.
per,y that may be unlisted for that year win
attend at the usual Muster Grounds Of lie az,
al companies 10 receive the Taxes doe On an
Tax Lists al the times mentioned in he lolh,
ing List, to which is added the names o. the j..
tees appointed TO take the returns d Te1glle
PfoI et.y for the present year
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MORTALITY AT ST LOUIS AND GIN.
CLIMATE
During The uIno weeks ending July Isl,
the number of n'ctmen,- reported IN the
city of St. LOUIS was =, 49,; or rather
more than one twentieth Of the whole pop.
uhIion. In Cincinnati, during the five
weeks ending July It'll, the intetmcuts re
ported were 81.
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Rock Island Mandatory.

THNIIE Pfoprie,ors ofihs Factory take
n pleasure 10 announcing to Merchants
and the Public generally, that they are now FIN
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GglaaIDfGg !:
FRIDA Y. JULY 20, 1919.

u WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq. is our
agent in Baltimore, authorized to obtain adver.
tsements aud subscriptions, and 10 grant receipts.
NE. w. CARR, Esq. is orr agent in Phila.
delphia. authorized TO obtain advertisements and
s.ocure suhsc ripiions.
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Agricultural Meeting.

A MEETING Of the Mccklcnburg Acricul.
IA tural Society Will be held on Wednesday ',
The Isl day OF August neat. A punctual ullen.
dance Is requested
u a CALDWELL, President.
July 90 1870
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TAX FOR ls4s-Every 500 value, 2tl cents. a..
cry poI 56l cents.
Merchants Tax must be paid al Or before Jalg
Court
Justices y IN refer 10 the 9Th Section Of the 80,
chapter OF the Acts Of The Gen RAJ Assembly
for le4G ii.
Persons are notified that, in addition 10 doubl4
tax for not making a return, they suklrcl them
selves to u fine Of one hund I'd dul-rs See
Revenue Act, Section II, l,4--i9
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4 Natchcz letter, OF The 25lh uli., re
ports dreadful havoc on the neighboting
plantations the loss m some beng : ; per
cent, on others 30, and on many 80, and
90 very few less than - per cent. Tie
total losses on tie plantations Of The VII.
ter md Ia, family On Stack Island Reach, J
amounted TO lOG on the ~ l03 uf them
Of cholera, which had prevailed there -
days Mrs. Minors plantation had lost
100 negroes out a. 2l0 % NlIlcr's place
the deaths were 3 out Of % on phlllips'
- out Of 81 ou Ba<coe's - out of : /;
on llaggous 20 out Of ego
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We are authorized to announce GEORGE W
MCDONALD as a candidate for the office Of
Clerk Of Mecklenburg County Court.
We are authorized and requested to announce
BRALY OATES. Esq, "a a candidate for 70,
election as Clerk of Meeklenburg County Court.
We are authorized and requested to announce
JENNINGS B. KERR, Esq, candidate tor re-.
election as Clerk 0f Mecklenburg Superior Court.
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s ''-'
wardcd.
For the best spccimCn 4
the next test a u plonll.
For New Inventions a G
crct,on OF the Committee,
Articles of all kinds not
received, and premiums aw
Architectural Drawing, 81,
De- On FOR Diploma to 81,
tie So. Ca Institute, 81
Painting IN Oh, Ca
" IN Water Colours. Bu
Miniature Painting,
Pen Dsawlng, Ga
Ctayon Drawing, IRi
Sculpture. Be
P,nmausliip. CT,
Bes, mode OF Construct Vi
inr Wharyes. Pa
Bees, Press ior Packint /"
Cotton, "
Bes, Rice Thrashing A. 4"
Oh ne, Ia
Rest { ,oitun Etn. I'm
" Refrigerator, liza
" Plough. G,l
I" Churn. s.,
Washing MACHINE. Ma
Stone Mason's Work. m,
Carpenters Work by M Iplr
I" I" by ma R,.
chinery, ~,
Carving ~ Wood, Dy
Model of n Shin. 1
Specimens of 10.
Boa, Binders Work. NJ,
ship ] ,incr's Work. Nj
pumnS Ry.k ,i,6,,, 81,
Mil. Wrlph,'s Work 'Gn
Cooper's Work H.,
Four IYbr,tr,,,,.gc (
R,gyic M,
Gig or Sn'key. \
Cart or Draw. Ar,
Steam Engine, lDrn
Fire Engine, Raw
in Brass. Iron h
or Wood w.,
Rl,cLsn,;,h,. wi ~ "''
l,.,;na - D W.
H.. y -, ~ ''
- W Pe'
i, 'a'e work. Pair
bfass or Copper Work. s.
aoe i F" Coa'
'Seii hanging : Gin
a,.,,' - ,.,, W
instrument =, Makers" Cont
I,,,,, neh'
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A REVOLUTIONARY DOCUMENT.

XII bIl i'pt Az Dpt I hlsN ].
Among the various Revolullonnr, Doc.
umenis found at Inc Conservaioiro dcs
Arts ct Meters, at PARIS, after the dclec
ton and prevention Of the late attempt by
Ledfu Rollin 10 n,erturn the Republican
Government Of France. was the following
Programme Of the constitution OF tho new
Government
I.edfu Rullin. dictator OF the Democratic and
Social Republic. wi,h ihr right Of lite and death
over every French citizen
Boichot. sefgean, MAJOR OF tie 7ih light nfan.
Try. Minister Of War
Dev,llc, eH notary, Minister Of Erpedilive Jus
uce.
Nadaud Journcyman mason, Minister Of rub
lie Works
FelR fyat. Ninistet orthn Interior
Crops, Minister Of Agriculture and Com
mcrce.
Pierre l.erouS Minisier Of Pnblie Instruction
Puhlir ~ofhhip beng suppressed
Gent Minister Of Foreign Ahars.
Bourf4t Minister Of Marine
Setjoni i.4tler. General & omtnsndant N Cine
Of Tie aimed force, wi,h dic,aioual rght OF clce
ton.
VI Antony Thouiet. M,ni.,er of,ho Police
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cuoLER, INCIDryr.

7 ITO TsEsTN Y 7 ~ 7 IITs ' 7
The Ne" York Express relates The col.
lowing melanc holy incident Two Young
ladies', beautiful and accomplished : Mary
Louisa and Virginia Star, one nineteen the
other twenty one years Of age -wete both
engaged 10 hc married On Monday last.
GA the Saturday nigh, previous both wen,
TO Hnbokcn, and there rmpfuden,ly par.
took OF ICE creams, straw berries, and other
fruits. The hour appointed Tor he we'd.
ding found both Of them cold IN death, with
their bridal gafmen,s Tor winding sheet.
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De'irery Bonds for safe hers,
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CTFIcIEs ~ THE INSTITUTE.
NM GREGG, Pfsiden'
NN klRkWOOD, Isl Wee President.
WI VI LAYTON, % Vice f.,.ileat.
+ G. JONES, Secretary.
II 5 6RlGGS, Treasurer pro TIN.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11


M - rs1ssrJN, FOR THE CURE OF fffE Dis
EASE or THE HAIR -Thrse curative preparations are
the result OF many years sudiois investigation IN which
henventor has been aided by several 1T the most emf
medical of Paris. Having submitted them 10
the test OF experience, by winch their virtues had been
proved to the satisfaction OF all who have used Them he
now confidently offers his Capillary Cream and Lotion
to the public, the most certain and eectua remedies
that have been discovered for restoring and preserving the
har-that most beautiful ornament of the head the alb
sence OF which is detouny Tor which can make
amend
The Capillary Cream and Lotion having received tile
appreciation OF several OF the most distinguished plva
cans OF this country the inventor does hesitate to
submit them the public with the confident assurance
that they what they purport TO be.
The Capillary Cream untes all the qualities necessary
to keep the scalps, bulbs and capillary har-tubes in
healthy condition, and to restore the hair when diseased
except in OF natural badness when no remedy is
capable of efiectng restoration Ii also acts as pre-
venve against disease nvigorating and beauying the
hair. r."
The Capillary Lotion more active agent for restor-
ing promptly the accidental loss of the hair or for pre-
venting its falling after fever Illness or from other
causes
The above preparation and treatise on the Disease of
the Hair, are sold by AMBROSE SMITH N f. cor
ner of Chestnut and Seventh streets Philadelphia and
by the proprietor, f. DEVlLLE s +. corner of Balt-
more and Calvert streets, Baltimore.
The above is for sale by r. DUQUESNE,
Sole Agent for Richmond, Wig Maker, TO Main st
I'm
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ke go M M $50 ,;asas
nh FARE TO BALTIMORE S7, TO WASHING
TON S. o.Travelers by this line leave Richmond
daily at N reach Washington a r NJ, Balti-
more at P NJ Philadelphia in the course of the night
and New York by IL M the next day, being always
day and sometimes two days in advance of passengers by
the James river and bay boats
Fare between Richmond and Baltimore AZ
Do do Baltimore and Philadelphia 3
DO do Philade phia and New York DIV
THOS. SHARP, Agent of Transportation.
N D. For the information OF the public, ii is deemed
proper TO state that there are now three daily lines from
ton at 6 A M. reaches Philadelphia by 3 P M the Sc
cond at 40 minutes past 10 A NJ reaches Philadelphia
dasori M a lne as, (oeng the rail road line above
tmore at z NJ arrives at Philadelphia in the course Of
the night The traveller BY the railroad line has under
these arrangements the advantage of being in Philade
PIMA IN nineteen hours from the time OF his leaving Rich
mond OF, il he desires it, may remain in Washington du
PEI h1 aie rho and night Of his arrival and be in
sness IN Washington until l0s A, M next day. and vet
arrive IN Philadelphia at an early hour the evening
49, Io o, hdNCHBURG BY THE LOUISA
sps1 RAlLkOAD-from and after the lst Of Jan
uaIy, the fare between Lynchburg and Richmond will be
reduced by Railroad and Stages Of Messrs L Heisle
Fare between Lynchburg and Junction =. : 90
The Railroad will soon be completed nearer Char
lottesvle, when the stages will arrive in Lynchburg to
dinner
idS'eiSgis leaving Lynchburg on Sundays Wednes-
days and Fridays at a. M arrive next day in Rich
mond at III M, in Washington at a P M, and in
Baltimore by 7 P M
Passengers for Lynchburg take the cars at A. M on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving in Char
lottesvllle before night; leave day at A. M and
reach Lynchburg at 6 P M
Fare between Stanton and Washington $40 Tick
cts on the Boat or at Staunton
ia -dh c. R MASON, Agent
D edmond AND PETERSBURG RAIL.
HI ROAD-CHANGE OF HOURS-On and ofter
FRIDAY the LIST day OF June the Mail Train will leave
Petersburg at So, A. NJ,
my 81 THOS. DODAMEAD Supr
4NREAT REDUCTION.-FARE ROM RICH
IN MOND TO LYNCHBURG SO 5O-The public
are respectfully informed that, and after the LIST day of
January ls49 the price OF passage canal packets
from Richmond to Lynchburg will be reduced to the
low rate of three dollars and fifty cents Wav fare in
proportion Meals extra
Below card Of intermediate distances for fare and
hours Of
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LA s, .s;ss RATES REDUCED by .s.aeas.:ssszz.,.s
a9se Ell Tile louisa RAILROAD fffa1se

f,ssI. ss,s RATES REDUCED ny ,.laea~.-sa
aEEe EMfIIE LOUISA RAILROAD 1ts5yiSsss5sseA
W1avo9 ,"froased charges on the Richmond and
may go by stages from Richmdfti ~ ,h ' i,i y,
breakfast reach Charlottesville by O'clock ond Wavne
borough the same day. " ''''''
This arrangement makes the whole trip a co,niortab,.
one, without night travel, to any OF the Springs
Passengers from Lynchburg to Staunton eono Nor,h
w" arrive al the Junction in time to take the Richmond
cars and reach Baltimore the same evening and Rich
mond by IL O'Clock
by TINS line, between Stanton and Richmond. :. $50 50
20 do do Charlottesville and Richmond A IS
70 do do Junction and Richmond. 90
70. do do Louisa Depot and Richmond
hePfeSeht tocdt rates, and 81 added for the stage
"a special tram Is run by the Richmond Fredericks-
pufg and Potomac Company between the Junction and
hcinond, which passengers can take if they prefer to
pay her charge, and the following on the Louisa Road
between junction and Stanton =. .... sc SO
between Junction and Charlottesville . 4 25
Between Louisa Depots and Junction. addition
W INC present rates so
nose IaKly tickets to the Junction and not intending
10 70 10 hnhmond will pay the old rates
Passengers oy the stage line between Richmond and
Junction VIII DC taken up and put down at their quarters
any Where N ,e cy, without charge and may rely on as
much comfort as splendid coaches good diners fine
horses and quick time can afford under the manaoesn
OF j. L. Heiske ~ management
Stages will leave the Powhaau House at baIfnast d
o'clock, at which place the office will be kent and tckes
can be obtained. ' ~
Z. K. MASON, Ag't L. R R Co
W j. l.. HEISKEIJ
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XX7EBB. BACON 4 co. offer for sale

AXTEBB. BACON Il co. offer for SALE
w "A hhds Porto Rico and St Croxl
% do New Orleans
Ia do Cuba Muscovado
AZ bbls clarified >SUGARS
boxes Brown Havana
40 do Sualts Il Coverings loaf
Is bbs ground and crushed
50 hhds Matanzas Moasses
IS do Porto Rico do A
500 bags Laguayra
f75 do Rio ..
100 do Maracaibo
Chocolate
20 packages Gunpowder Tea
do black do
Ferces Rice
100 bushels Virginia Cloverseed
80 cases mass lcorce Paste Ynuria ]. c. & Co
and Beck q Co. brands
20 cases stick Lieorce, Dnnarco, Baracco and
Labonia brands
boxes manufactured Tobacco
SO bbs Shad, No
SO do Mackerel, Nos
"a do gross Herrings
a tons bisered Steel; 300 kegs Nails
10 bags Shot; bar Lead Dupont's Gunpowder
$40 sacks Liverpool Ground Salt
Do blown do
so Nova Scotia Grindstones
Cotton Y arms Bed Cords, Leading Lines
Irvine, Shoe Thread
Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper
Pepper, Pmento, Ginger
Numegs, Satpere, Alum
Coperas Nader Starch
lalow, Patent and Sperm Candles
Soaps OF various kinds
Window Glass, 8 by 10 and 10 by u &c &c
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ESs ARR ftaSs, ,,,s..v,ri .a.a~ale,,,., 4 nft,,sy
nsh Tor coach bodies, ou,nbuses and railroad cars
coach, picture or body Vansh, for bodies; extra light
shade coach or carriage Varnsh for running parts lack
asphaum Vamsh used color for bodies and carriage
parts, backing OIL iron works, lamps for iron ratings,
castings, stoves Nc. leather Varuish Tor tops harness
trunks, Nc; furniture picture Varnlsh for extra light
work gilt looking glass and picture frames, &c; flowing
Namlsh. or flowing and finishing coats; No quick dry
ing furniture polishing Vamisl, for piano. cabinet chair
makers, painters, &c; No 2quck drying furniture polish
ing Vamish; scrapmg Vamish for filling the grain of
wood, brown Japan Vansh for Japannng tin ware and
TN plates for signs; white or map Varlish
All Vamsh should be laid on in warm ROOM and
kept there until dry enough to handle
We are agents for the above celebrated Varnshes, well
known in this market for their superiority over all Others
aud what we have not ON hand, will order 10 arrive in
few days by the barrel or half barrel at manufacturers
prices. DOVE & ISAACS,
",
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EEkuSHES.-Shoe Brushes; Scrubbing do, with
hS blocks and handles Whitewash do; Busting do
Sweeping do Also Brushes of every description for fac
tory and mills, manufactured by
l., GINTER, Brsuh Manufacturer,
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a LExANDER Nngtf--AtJtTInNrFp Ant
IA COMMISSION MERCHANT, corner Main md
18Th streets opposite Civ iotelIIas always on hanJ OF
private sale large and splendid assortment OF Fur.
nltnre and Housekeeping Goods which will he sold low,
for cash or approved paper, consisting in part OF
lar cloth spring seat Sofas, DNms
p1t9mans, Sideboards, Sccretanes
Ladies cabinets, Bureaus
Sured han and shnck Mattresses, double and single
Mahogany French and low post Bedsteads
lrundle do
Mahogany cane and Windsor Chairs
70 Wardrobes, Work Stands, Washing do
-, DO dining, tea and card Tables
tlocks ol every description
SlAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
lloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Caicoes
lrlsh LINENS, Cashmeres, Musns, Shirtngs
Satnetts, tiannels, Pins and Needles
Cotton and SILK Umbrellas, Hosiery
HAkDW AXE AND CUTLERY.
Superior ivory handle Knives and Forks 81 pieces
Buck handle Knives and Forks by the dozen
DO Caryers and Forks
Britannia Ware, Tea Trays, &c
rocket and zen Knives cards
Razors, Scissors Needles Thmbles
FANCY GOODS.
cologne, ancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes
hnttmg Pins Suspenders Aceordeons
pressing, tuck and side Combs
Backgammon Boards, Hair Brushes
Razor Strops, Shaving Boxes
Ladies Work Boxes, spool Cotton
money Sases, amily Bibles
Paper, Pens Playing Cards
=, SUNDRIES.
Manuiactured Iobaeco Principe Cigars, Cheroot
Boots and Shoes Hats P "s7
N Carson Patent Challenae Roo,,;. e.
And many other art;clea tnn n wa.iN,ls Nc
adye rtaemental Of brb ,, lei 70 insert IN an
on arconnod.t;n,, ,su,s >' " 'e 'oiu very low ana
= -, 49, = saa.s ,e,,.N9 ------- NH 81
nT,,l NM @OoDSs-kENT, KENDALL L.
AlWAiEf nave now In store large and hand
% oS aso -. ieh. VI . ArLE AND FANCY DRY
nDo, oI spring Sales which they offer for sale on
dccomnooaing terms, and to an examination Of which
aaey iespecnuy INVITE merchants visiting this market
a'i'ou ~ wnich may oe found
fTPnCn and American 1lptha
20 do Cassl1eres and DoesLns
DIX, satn and Mar5ell!es Vestngs
q pi tNd ala oieached Linen Drills
o. PACK PACK Queens Cloths and Drap dEtes
"a 2f piack tWilled summer Cloth
Heavy, PLAN and fancy Cottonades
fG,nglsh, French and American Prints
I Ern.eo lawns lawns and nd organizes
rancy barleges ISSUES and Grenadines
Tahcy ana black ana Whle Gmghams
DISH Lalens, pro Prov ano pieacned Hollands
i piack alu coioieu oanoflcs London 5leslas
F fI':. ana super tweed Cas5lmeres
White Cambncs and Jaconets
ram ,l and PLAID SWISS Musllns
3nh colton ana mIeaa camonc Hdkf5
PACK ana fancy SIX Crayats
Wm1e, oiack ana assorted Hose and halt Hose
p p2Wli ah1 pIeacped ohlftngs and Sheetlngs
beauchs' Dnils, burlaps
81, % ana a. a. neavy oznaburgs
renehIaIy rlalds' bue Dnlls
sewing 1oihs, patent threads
SPool o9uohs oqspcnders
Gloves, Buttons, Laces, &c
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Az ~ ES WtNSlON, COMMISSION MER-
~ ~ CHANT, Market Bndge-Has on hand, and offers
i ,od sac sac on tne most reasonable terms
looooo IDS oddS, Wilson'S Smthtled and Western
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11
PRIVATE RESIDENCE, {

aTH STREET, FOR SALE.-The Rev. j. B. letter
having determined TO remove from Virginia. has author
zed me 10 sell hs residence the East side Of 4th street
of 70 feet 4th street VARYING in depth from S. feet to
10 feel The whole premises in complete order
hayng been thoroughly repaired about IL months ago
to w GODDIN. +