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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-08

We commenced, Last Monday al. publication Of re
Dsnsv ws,kiy Herald ~ -hioh have called The At
teutios o. onr reader, and To. public SD sh-n con-
hIrs ~ regularly. hsuins "a every sc.asy .nsrn,o.L
Gin contain all IN. ins-rs.s.. of the ~e~h that
does not appear in the W~sty H.rsn cod viii form
We think yer, Interesting sheep sheet for soan
Try eircoston "a viii he regularly matted AL parts
Of the country, ct . dollar per ssssn, payable In
aavauss
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rssr Rscr--s b,sttss- can. az yesterday sner.
r,su fam fier No tsst hi'er soupd s-dio~'s
.l.ts ard ia-k We bs.. not learned the names ~
h tsst. tps pudsr.tsbs that tnsr -ers ro.ed by
taIss ILsns6 vf hstt.ry p,sse aud hsmitou Allen,
~ ,tnstt Hoax Thomas sou the tses, win cas- -
ssntus h, ne p,s,y uilr iu sdvsnss If his sni~fo
tst sr0 ssssm psnipe tbs sistsnss la sec ons h0sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-08

CiNcIrsArr, September Z, 1870.
The IRE Witch occurred ~ the OF Ludlow and
Frost streets yesterday morning. oommsussd In
blsck,Dith shop the river and extended Martin
Shuts Co.'S machine shop ,CalishSns oil factory the
Jefferson house, the Lsfsystts tavern MIXERS large
building occupied by several families aud samb.r Of
'ssall hops the ~hels Of which we're consumed The
lces n about $40 eco
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Sad Accident.

PorrsviLLE, september T-Isss
sc~ Of HoB. James Cooper u nitsd States ssnstsr
aged about II years. met with distressing sssidsnt
yesterday afternoon, the Mount Csrbon Railroad,
the Junction With the Resdsg Railroad. He .As
Standing train drawn by horses, and In s.tsmps-
lag TO jump nom the fell and they passed. Over
him, ssvsriDg one Of his legs from his body.
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Rntlre io snh.rriners.

subssriosrs In thu city. Broosiyn, wiiIismsbursh,
Jersey .iy Se.. &c asaar-d thai the Heysd
s ~ s.i,sr-d their houses aud al Isfors
az -v-ry uornins rho-~'vbo a. not r-osiys are
requested TO n-fy Us N. delay and n shai .,
- r.u.df.d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-08

LATTE IRON II4vAsA We are in receipt OF The
J,s,,o q, In Mav,~a 81 the 9Th nit; we do not
hd sByihmg ~ inferes, IN H. II contains ,taa~
ls,ies ef ite proclamation Of Pr'siden, Tsvlor
'cvohirs the e,p-diuon sgaissi Cnbs. but there 10
no, 10 w-rd Of eossnest on ~. The iwms fron
Nss'cc have been znu..rs,.a BY ths steamer 81
M~kre.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
aorthSvest corner ar Fulton and Nassau SIS.
-~~-~>>>~s>e>N>>N~|~~~~N.
IA - &c . q OR DON b E N L TT,
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
Kor,cr To COMMANDMENTS.

NOTICE To CORRESPONDENTS.
VOLUNTARY CORRESPONDENTS, soafetsssa5 trs-
esrta .oiSusd ySows gsnrsev 81 hs oorfA
vsei pcuI be Hb. rg,iS p0id fer
TYFLS OF CITY NTELLTGENCE. Of all sorss. are
stss .0ftiisd.
NJ SBilCE take. Of rSusoss es,Ds~ssse asse.s,
R6sfspsr tsts~ded fer tssr~oa 1ssf ouihsHe i.sd
~ osd address sftAs act r1esssa rtis Tor
Sskse isoa bSf a ssayasiss Of his coed fo~h We
eaun.a T<fsrA rejected rom .ifsos..
TIE HERALD EsT<ni TSHyENT IL srsa nrsusAsst
- s<shf.
TERMS ETC.
rnG DALI Y HERALD- IN al ,ssiors ssnts
a p~T anaus IAs Fret Edition 10 eWsip ssS o. nrss
Selck A. ~ aud disribufsd before brsnk fasf ts So
be o6at.ed ~ ts ssSsboys at ~ Ssf"eh Nj
spe "a. ThsSd al three O'clock, y. H.
TIE WEEkL HERALD. for eire nj ALTON va fhss Con-
Sa<sf % ysbsked s~srt Ssfsrdap az % sens copy
asn.rn, for cSresisfea ~ Esrops prsasd IN
E~HeS and EssHh at eA cent. per copy sr - S~S 80
a~u-fk~ ian<r srsrs to tweisds rae postage
Ia< DOLLAk WEEKLY HERALD every Monday.
&c. s sSr' RI. 6os" Ss,as III .ss esass
s.ozfsv PEE jssksd ss fAe Wseht Herald
ALL LETTRRS ~ waH, fer ssAser sphsz.. or cna 40,
70 Ne paid tie pesfass Wi ~ ds6"cssS
from hs ne~ey rsrsffed d.
/DtER7ISEMENTS. (rs~s~et svsrp ms,.sss, ssx
gwh,s.h,d " ne .or...s ard s1fsr-Ssa sssnso.sl at
a. s,ssSo, sef en.ss for s.yeys e. wasssstSt
AssxefeA Orders rsesicsd at hs afses-
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We understand that we. A Coru~siI has been eel
ketisg suhep,oss ~ IN. ins.ror Of the State sue
the ks~ rsrk Hrsk rhi. h .. give nosis. tbss he
has aashorily 10 obtain single .seersr or 70 ~
ssi,ss cent on cur secoopt he vs- ssrre-
pendent In Albany bat ssssss sOw.ii~s since 70 sst
In that espseity.
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rELEGKArMN NTELLsGEseE.

Late and Ina pcrssnt I"tclsxence rroa Hs-
vs"s Great kxsiseIent- Pr-payasa""s
Making ny the Gsvern"r General Ia Oe-
fsna shs IsiAnd-- He ported l"surrsesi"n.
NEW OaL,Ass s-ptsms-r 1sse.
The royal mail nssm,hip severn has arrived at No
bi. placing in possession Of sAve.s from Havana
to th- 2sth sls.
by all NJ learn from letters polished In tho ps-
Ders would appear that the greatest sIoitensnt
prevailed throus bsut the wbols Island.
The Governor General par,sking Of the popular sI-
sitsp-pt had ordered Gus u military force, anountng
to Tour ,housnd usn, and had sspt barge bodies Of
troops Principe Trinidad, and TO Santiago Do Cubs
which towns it rumorsd, in . state Of insur
seetion.
The English Consul he'd written to tins Governor Of
Jspaiss requesting bin to send ships Ut var In
that British property ami Interests may be
securely protected
The Governor General had prohibited the delivery
Of New Orl.sns aud other Americas at the
different poet ofhcss the island.
The Havana papers OF ray nothing about the
Ina direction that ia going forward bat attribute the
recent emsSt Of troops To different parts Of the
blend having been BY the reception Of the
pros Of the President Of the United States 10
reference to the supposed wsriks indications u .
number Of individuals at Rosud Island and Believing
that the expedition intended for descent
point Of uhs.
The st.smsAip Falcon 10 hourly expected here fro.
Bsvsns, with dispatches for government.
The President his Way - Washington.
PHILADELYHIA, September Z, ls>S.
Our eitisens much disappointed In their expss
tstion seeing the President ashore his return to
Washington to-day. General Icy Tor did not lane
he arrival but taken from the New York bost by
the ferry. boat State Rights,' which passed dowa in
front Of the city to the Navy Yard where the Bs1t
timors boat mad waited three quarters Of hour 70
receive him. aud In which he departed his way 70
Washington. AS the state Rights passed along the
President (vho stood upon the hsrrissne dvckJ wss
greeted with enthusiastic cheers By the immenss
crowds that lined the vhsrvss and he returned his
ssknswls og-msnts by waving his hsndksrehisf
Appointments or Array Pay master.
WAsHisGros, September 2, 1S4s.
Nathan Brown. Of New York, has been appoi u ted .
Pyms.. In the Army in the place VI Colonel Kirby,
deceased
The Southern fail-The French Islands OF
Martinique ANA GusdslO~pe.
BALrmosr. September TO NJ.
ny tho Southern Mail, We have New Orleans papers
TO the Sd Inst.
The P,csyuns states that the msrehsnts
sea ssptsins ke of HARE, have signed petition to
the French government s~kipg attention to
the II snsrchy existing in the Islands Of Mar
Unique and GusdAioups IL is represented that ths
condition affairs the leland bad that business
longer be transacted with shsm cad that there
il danger VI their pcrisncDg the fate OF 81 Domingo
An addition to the French squadron that station 10
siso s.k'd for IL stated that martial iav has bscn
pr claimed at Gusdsloups; aud that t1o French
t.smsIs have been ssnt tailhsr.
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Attempted sascide.
synAcusk, Ssptsnbsl

synAcvsk, September Z, ls<s.
A gentleman named fnglish, recently nom Csifov
ns. snd possessed Of large amount OF gold, attempted
10 commit suicide TO- day at the syrsssse House. lie
nrsd pistol at his bresstj bat, fortunately, M CON
tanned only powder
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hsilrosd Accident.

CArusA BANJO o, september 2, 1870,
TIE trsin d from Bun.lo, IAst evening ran ed
the track at shortsville, near Canandsgus BY which
the fireman somewhat injured, but none others.
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AnUtAnENrS THIS svsHINs

BowsRy TBEATBy. Bovsry.-PzARns-TeRrvA sB
FTry-escT snn I'VE.
saoADwAY rBEATRL, Broadway. -BAaBsn oy S.
rIBLos GARDEN. srsadvHy.-UseLs Jons-NA,o-
LSor-s %, Cuskp
BUEroN's THEATRE. Ch.shsrs ~,rsss--Tss ToopLrs-
Stn.sn Il NwAskskrAsLsI sr usIos.
MECHANICS "ALL Cus'ssr's ssnsLs--vsyAss
nrkIoAI-IrsrcPI.N Ne Nc.
CASTLE GA spkk- oRa.p vocAL Arp lest avn. -
eAL CorosBv
CHINESE MUSEUM. ~ presdway. Pre-. A. n. "
Wg.r.
View Vera. Sal ur6sy. September y. 1tA0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-08
The Foreign s.w.-ArrivHi of the Sisgar.
anls Part

The steamship Niagara arrived Vt this port yes
rerdr, IN ,.- forenoon, and ia tod~y'- Herald We
yrblil. ia d.tsil, the Intelligence which she eoa-
vs,sd o. sr from ihv European ~Ohi
Our tile aud corr-rpoudenc~, We regret TO cay,
ca hIm the def, Il nnd prortrs'Ion Of tne Hunye
risn csuse. A faint hop wac INDUCED that m Il
srs we've not ~ bad IA they were represented by
.-Lrtph. bu, sll who participated 10 It are d,-Ap-
POINTED. The csuse is desperate. indeed, and POOR
Hungary he's prc.trzie Vt tn. feet cf the Aastri
srd Russian d-spots We had our doubts from
IN. ocmm' nc,m.ni 81 thu unequal srurelr, u her
rucc-,s; but Ne boIs d that prrd a. we're The com
bio, ode rpsmst her. enc would be, in The end,
vctorcss. Thus Liberty hss b-~a driven from .ts
lat feoihold, and dcspotIsm and t,ranny uce re-
~iablst,d. f., III, prriod that VIII slapse before
H. great una will take place.
We do not anything to wsrran, the ssspiei,n
that Georey proved traitor. The Hung-risus.
under rsm, having beru d, f,a,ed by Hsyosu. and
Geoir,y without any ie,ular base of OPERATIONS,
.ud li- ,ug,lss b.ing very pr.carou-. Ia had
y" alt'rpsiv. but 10 subm., as he did. Alas. poor
Hungary
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canal street eciser Of street -yuid rs-pe-,
fuy call he st.pu 81 BILE r.-ss she rpblt. " his
re st1le Of fahiesshls tail hsss Iurf~a tspvvvemssNs
,enuJ Tsfeit in the nsn-f-,us ofS selisr
VII plsss thsn 10 sloes vth hxh~ss
cert ". ~ returns HE ssc.rs nj.
patrons fsr the ss p.srorsgs sssssa hs fer
IN Fat az b. asuss them Ger, vin " sp>rsA
~ nttit its e,ktip ssnee
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The Cotton Crop in Alabama.

B.LTiNonG. September 7-P NJ
The HuntS'ills (AisbAps) papers state that the sp
pss.nos Of the sotOn srop in that region quite pro-
misipR
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ARRIVAL AND Drp.rrt-px ov GrS T.vto,
C,ueral Taylor arrived IN thu. city ye-'etdv
moibirr. IN the steamboat Isaac Newton. f,cn
Albany. bot l.ft IL aesIo IN ,he nine O'clock tram
of cars for ihiad.lphs, en route 60 WashIsg-
~. lie took breakfast in to~n, and seemed
h., heslh better, hi. public reception IN this
metropolis would have been in the highest degree
ccsplm, ntsry. Az IL happened, there ~.rr only
q fw 'fiice.hoders and our ewshoJs on the dock.
sw,iurg his arrival. II w~- great disappont-
msni ~ our eitzebs, 20 be deprived " the oppor-
tpeit, cf paying their respects to the old hero
pndor The circumstances, IL is as well, p-rhap-,
,b~i bis arrival and departure were as private as
they were.
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0hipps.a l.sssslu~acs.

tHA . kHrJN, Hspt a. lSI1
Arfvsd-elip Jplis Reward soar TRAD Tars S.,h s,s
d, iron New forh.
BosrOr. s.ps T. IsSe.
Anved-ship wiilsn Gray from Nv t., ssa vr.a-
si,.o. ~ the 81 NAV, Let ~, los 81 spruHx
asa tore ~ tei ths I.skiss ~ ischsr boar
tlsfss 81 ip ksptn,ty ksv Orssa-; ORIG AIpaoss ~
1henss End ArH tsver .rssls, HAvsis; Nss ss.ss-
tsl llssass Ulore.sto sa for Sursani sshr. vss-Se
inisE ssvsshalj ksa JasAs, Chsrlsssvs; Queen Pos
suphis.
PoRrLAsD, ssps g, lao.
Arive@-thip Dublin, live pool; brig Nassa, Norfolk.
Clssfsd-s shr Vie OF, Nee isik.
H0Irss's HoLs. Sop, Q, 1870.
Arrivss-Brss Sin Br.th.rs hsa ksy, IA ass. tor Hs.-
tan ts,Lsrns May phssslphis tor 40, RAY gil.s.
eft tt bath; kobsrt Waits, fhisss Ter seto0 rsi,ate
hreseane Aue ~ for to ,shr- hissbes, r.rks isi.n
4ss y, Ter bangor kssA, ssiisse, ysa sss ash
fAi.sss for ksstsn.
PaovIpsscs seps6,
Aryiv,S-fshr v Cerssr, BsiMnsr..
ssilssi IRE Gevefper Pnlsseipnls Hsssr nestcvt
Morris " als kYsrk; sleeps IA Hs~ktvs cad hsp.rsh
kcrssstN ssh ssr Asssnss Albsay; siccp Nary usisa
ksntsshA
rsovIScvrow-, SPA
Anvs<-ssAr Hiepr. North Atlantic. lIe Spa
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-Four Dollars --Geni-'. moieshfr hats, st
Me tls Tvea Of f.pr sei.r No 81.
snivpsaiy been prsrosnees superior 70 r-
tsas,y ssy sf.rsd IN. sas,g.s~A prs 81 srs
sclisrs =. ~ eeSiN. rs ssoedsev
u rssl's
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rntfs Hats Gsni. mss j.-t Resolved Osc
Gaze Csbtem.r's rsris lie .. rsn s,,is vh,.h iii =.
stsssd tfis ssy fer issreeaes.
CHM, sH ss.s-sy, t.pr.ss,. ~. PssrsD
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broadway B.,s.-B., o-- or

h"noWsy bsss.-6sy os~ 81 Warnoek'e
rsfrI Iest Dollar os, ,s.J .rs so',ssss. 81 ss.as
and fssssnss Tks 1vess shs pres fer this ~
strn'ssly sss<. s.is.reou ps s,.s<vsy, rulsso
stTaa
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They rtcpf rhsy E"seri--wsi, who svn
tians ttsmf 1ssr fee. sivs - be, ,a.r
1essa tfsm, nslsrs vcisns ists exs s.1
sues viths s).-shss 81 his ts.,eis HsAa stylish III
ard ~ fttss with s,it ~ hes,.r
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Exchange Bank or Virginia.

BALrInoRs, sept. 7, 184o.
Fifteen shares OF the Exchange Bank Of Virginia
sold st Norfolk. wednesday, ct les /. lstA'
bs.ug an advance last sales.
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ns s.Issss< Bss ssnufse,sry, 100 ys--.- .,p~.. eas
pleased the elegance ~ bis stor-. ed seis~sv
sst ~ Me srsrr-~ess
ssl f1e ss Cclep.r s-~ 1870 80
pressvsy Hat 81 - ht- q a al
ksilisst fssns, vkiAA ss~v r~<~sa. = =
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Nav OsLs.ss september 9, 1s4e.
The cotton msrsst, yesterday, vas brn, SALES Of
0e bsss we're made, including 80 OF the crop ut
IA . Ia cents.
CIsciSsArr, Sept. 7, lstS.
Flour The msrtet IL unssttrd aud no saiss have
besn portsd To day. COnee-Ssl~s 30 bag at sAe
p'rlb Sugar 10 hrm ana IN demand Provisions ua-
changed aud iosctvs. WLisksySai.s 10 fair extent,
a. he. per gaiien.
PrTssrsa, Sept a, 1slo.
Buirsfs IL Improving slightly. Tn- receipt. II pro-
due. ere ght tiour 10 s.ins at ~ To - NJ per boil
heat Ssi.s at ale per bu-h.i The market " bare
~ com kses 81 cats at xc Corbmsai Is sold 81 Sl
ana rye -four at - - PER ob Bscon H. 6rm vita no
charge In priess Wknk.y hes tliguty si,asc-s, soa
10 hsid ~ z<s. per gallon, We have had s-s,y rAiss
BvyyALo, September Ia p. "A.
The receipts within the pat four hour, ~ere
-tlcUr .os0 bills wheat 1000 bushels, sxu "a 900
do. The cheat nsrhss heavy. ewing q, the large
rsesip's With ssss vi common stste aod M xsf west
ern ut 81 30 . - % Coed ohio vhsst nominal ct
Ne ste Corn not sc,iv~. but sithou. aha ags
In Iricss ve quote Western mixed ~ zoe % ole WINS
hsy sss sorsL z.lc. fr.shts ~er- -ss,.r.
ALsss,, september T-r. NJ
The reesipss within III. pat twenty four holrs
-tlt1t 100 bbi. ~hest 1000 bushes. corn, 300
bushels The demand for nour Moderate. ~ih
rric~s In favor 81 buyers WsQuo'e common State sni
mixed Western ct 40 50 IN aud straight state aud
Ws,t-rn ct So rs s. tTh aud pure ep-sve a. 50 SIX
1910 The saler reached I BIO bbls. There y
tsir milling q. n,snd Tor prime -heAt ct llse liss
for G.be'ee, Nth salss Of coo bushels Corn was
lover With s,lss Of 400 bush.ls at &c ter mixed
western csn ~,Is INNER Hitb sass VI coo bu.hsls
l2e Q A1c
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Court Calendar for tnss Day.
CohNtA f.A.s.->os. 81 -, - ~, az ss, W, "a g.
%, 10, w, 81, ~, So
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ara a6mpsd whatever A~ touched His sons. ses, had
gTv~t trlspt- FIR nssktsH mo~syn
here prur~ 'geat,sm~u Who .de~d IN avery
then u, word ~ aduiat'on br,ts seemed 20 have
fsHsp Dpon r~sctssS deaf II ea la pirs
scmsthiDg like dsv"st In the breast II the old sArroe
TrrR PRESIDENT Ar NEwsrx.
when the cars arrived at Newark. there . large
crowd collected there the had been evidently
s~nt on ~ Telegraph that he coming Tbs mo-
msnt ne vas recognized. . hearty cheer greeted him
spd te ssme xiety ~vnc~d ssat New York to
HIM, rpssk TO him. and shake him by the hand There
vac hut little time. ho~evsr the train only stopped
TOR w. tbrse minutes Tho Newark propis tas-t~d
upon HAVING him out and quite i1t'gnsnt at tbs
idea OF his h.ipg driven without coming out n
the Had there been any furth-r delay they would
bsv- probably carried him out bv force They we're
app+assd hos In degree. ny his walking fron
rsrIisGe tn another that they eould oea ly AL
get . view 1 him He acknowledged tnsir sssi,ns 81
t~Dti"ps nv answering his head aod '~iog ~hs ths
train DEPARTED its tn Philsdelpbs amidst en- D
thor vehement and enthustsstis cheer Al, VII" ~ .
BIN felt grstihea ana delighted with Zachary Taylor
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To Advertisers.

The following h the eous-d-d circaiatou. daily. for
lass vs-h Of the two journals respectively named -
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II had not gone far -h' ne ~=e again changed to .
earfise- sups's 20 b. Ices ervvo-d .ad .itb better
lie e,IosDtiy oid Det wish q. b. thu, sitlea a
stnbtt,ns tLoIsb nv -@id o-biug Nn.u tnr tr.ia
We halt cay ~ Ne~art. the ouSduetor prop s-d tn
him 10 get into esrri-gc b hib.lf ~h-r- he stslt
t..y ns lid that NJ -astsd no siseg he -isa-d
tns the people sna the county Tue o1airetpr
h'u ptpcted ,Ls ne sb"uio y" into ear Nth %
c. trsNs fft.sds sbs scqustB -.so~r sbpot him fbi.
too be- fsfus.d ssyus he od rot ssnt such S1cisdr.
nsss - that Mr. Siniron Draper ssonD psui.d MIN
fsT - ibnscslpiis Esubg c.sn uque.ted 90 a. ~
The ooti - for ibe porpoe ~ s--i-iins to kep 90
tIs SD On their sfsite 81 thst eity. We aso N
area Ia the ear Oossthor Letcb.r 20 kentoeSy sas
BsNsgBsg b. be- " Dsis~sre IA s-fstfa nth
tisnsb sbDpt the late ooyefnor sb.tbF ~ AsatUssy
lbs pIroasps said" lie . II srca, ,ssas
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WAsHisGroS, September 2, l84o
Nathan Brown. Of New York, has been sppoi I'D
Psy matte In the Army In the place VI Colonel Kirby
a. gfta
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-14

n NIIED STATES CENTRAL CLOTH
" ING STORE, BY WIN. S. SCARFF, No. 90
Man Street, Richmond Ia-Daily receiving and
every season. of all styles quality and finish at aphole
sal Sg!e 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
Cloths and Silks, upon the most reasonable terms.
SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND SOCKS, and every
other article that can be found in any similar establish
mentn 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
10 ORDER, in the most fashionable, neat and supe-
rior 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 safely his
customers that this establishment is the largest and best
regulated Clothing Emporium in Virginia. and unex-
celled in the United States. Being now on visit TO
the North for the purpose Of making purchases he will
be able his return to present still larger addition of
varieties to his already well selected stock as low, if not
lower, than they be had elsewhere.
DO not forget the number
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-14

a. FOR RENT, the new brick tenement suitable
IGl for grocery or any other kind of business, on
Franklin street. short distance above the residence of
Mr. Joseph Mayo. To tenant for the brick house,
who would open gentee family grocery liberal Gus
toner would be vouched for. Rent 1925 per annum.
Also, small wooden tenement in rear of the brick
building. Rent IS per month. Apply to
TOLER & COOK,
no l6 Agents and Auconeers.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-14

%es FOR SALE, valuable House and Lot on 5th
l.A street. between Broad and Grace The lot fronts
"a feet on 9th street, running back 100 feet The i'm
proVemens consist of brick house, containing eleven
rooms intending basement, brick srnoke-house, an
excellent stable carriage, house, and other i'm
provements necessary for genteel family.
Also, vacant lot adjoing my residence, fronting
81 feet on Grace street, running back 100 feet to II foot
alley Terms very accommodating. Applyto
E. G. CLAY,
no l6-dlm Corner Of Grace and 9Th streets
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-14

a. FOR RENT.--A small and convenient tene-
HELL ment for rent, I'd street, opposite the corpora
ton Iot 10 good tenant the rent will be moderate.
Apply to
no 70 ALEX. MOTT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-14

"a FOR RENT-The fine, large and we'll finished
store of the granite front building, four doors
below the corner Of Main and 9th Streets Possession
can be had immediately. Apply to
nv 81 B. & S. JONES'
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-14

.sa DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCES FOR
Ea RENT-I have for rent two very desirable family
residences one situated Marshall street, between 5th
and 9th streets, and the other Sd street, between
Marshall and Clay streets. To good tenants, the rent
will be reasonable. For terms apply to
te % JAMES BOSHER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-14
GEO. G.. THOMPSON.

"a FOR RENT-A three story brick house, with
N good basement and kitchen. 4th street, between
Franklin and Grace streets. Apply to
Ii IS ROBT. MOTT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-14

d. FOR RENT.-My residence at the corner of
E Bird and Main street, is for rent for or IL months,
to good tenent, furnished.
ALSO-For sale, a superior COW.
no 20 MORRIS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-14

"a FOR RENT-The smallest Of the three new
houses on 18th street, opposite Messrs. Kent
Ksas5aIs s. stwaier. Possession gwen LIST May APP
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-14

NhOVE N ISAACS, WHOLESALE AND RE-
81 TAIL DRUGGISTS, No. 81 Main Street are
NOW receiving their Fall supply Of DRUGS, MEDE
DOW GLASS, &C., which will be replenished by every
arrival throughout the season. and which they pepar
ed to offer the usual time to punctual customers,
for cash, at the uery LOWEST rates
A call from Physicians, Country Merchants, and pur-
ehasers generally is solicited, feeling confident can
give them entire satisfaction.
NY Orders promptly and faithfully executed
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-14

- DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCES FOR
Ea4RENT,- The family residences over the stores of
Parker, Bagley 4 Nimmo, and Gay, Mathews & Co.,
IN Eage Square, are for rent. Terms favorable
Apply to BROOKS & BELL