Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-07
FOR BOSTON,-The new and

FIJI FOR BOSTON.-The new and superior
49, fast sailing schr. BETSY, Capt. Seyburn hav-
ing large portion of her cargo engaged and going on
board, in Dock can take 500 boxes tobacco For
freight of which applyto Captain on board or to
RANKIN & WHITLOCK
N. B-Insurance guaranteed at lowest rates.
my A RANKIN 81 WHITLOCK.
S4h FOR ROTrERDAM.-The superior fast
80. sailing barque CYANE, Capt. Jesse Loveand,
to sail 18th to 10th May, For freight, of so hhds to-
bacco or the bulk thereof in small stowage apply to
apps JAMES GRAY & SONS.
FIJI FOR BOSTON.-'The superior iast-sailing
49,: 80 regular packet schr. ATLANTIC, Capt.
Young, having part of her engaged and going
on board, will have all possible dispatch. For balance
of freight, apply to Capt. on board, or to 2,,,r ,
my2 RANKIN Il WHITLOCK
NUTTA PERCHA.-The subscribers invite
W those who interested and curious in such
things, to call at their office and examine specimens,
which they have received, Of Pipes and Driving Bands
of the above material.
THE PIPES
Are particularly recommended for water, as they are
admirably adapted both for conducting and suction, will
stand greater degree of pressure than lead pipe OF
equal thickness are much lighter, more flexible, and
more easily put up mpart no poison or flavor and a1H
not burst IN the coolest loeaher For speaking tubes
they far better than metal the material is, in it.
self, better conductor OF sound, and is more lmpo
rous For Soda beer, and other descriptions of con-
Quoting pipe, they peculiarly adapted as they are
not affected in the slightest degree by any acid or gas
whatever.
THE BELTS AND DRIVING BANDS,
Both flat and round) are in many respects much
superior to leather, being more durable, OF greater
strength, and also in their resistance OF water, damp
ness and acids.
Alter any OF the above out they will al
ways sell for the price of the raw material.
my At WILLIAMS q CLAIBORNE.
HpORTER, ALE AND CIDER.-We have
u on hand and ready for delivery, large sapplyof
Gray's celebrated Philadelphia Porter and Pale Ale,
in quart and pint bottles; aso Champagne Cider care
fully packed by experienced hand. City and coun-
try merchants will please give us call private tami-
lies can have it sent to any part OF the city.
j. & F. CLENDINING.
BUGGY.-A good second hand Buggy and Harness
for sale my2
GALT.-6oo sacks Liverpool fine Salt, on board
my ssNf COURIER inc we WEB 81 S BAGoN eco
NEW CROP PORTO RICO SUGAR.-lO
1N bids strictly PRIME receiving 1Gf SIX sk1NyKER
nRLEANS CLARIFIED SUGAR, for sale
my2 L. II. SKlNKER.
EpORTO RICO SUGAR, COFFEE AND
IL MOLASSES, OF superior quality, direct mpora-
''o my nso 'nS place. . JOHN in y GORDON SON
MAINLY AND EXTRA FLOUR.-50 bbls.
n Scottsve Family and Extra Flour, Just reviewed
and for sale by
my Fry a. McCANDLlSH.
s-toPPER.-loo sheets Brazers' Copper, 60 x 80,
y from 9 to so lbs; bar Copper various sizes; Sheet
JOHN N GORDON & SON.
N. B-Fats raised bottoms, breasts, and extra sizes
of all kinds furnished at short notice.
IS Wanted, old Copper for which cash will be
paid taken exchange for tin plate sheet and BAR
Copper, sheet Iron, or other Goods \, = oeo,
my3 }. N. &. q SON.
MTEW PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE BY
" G. NJ WEST & BRO.-Indiana by George
Sand, author of Consuelo with a portrait OF the au-
thor-price 80 cts
The Maid Of Orleans; by the author of White Friars.
published by Harper u Bros-price BIC
Mistake of a Life Tme--a splendid romance, by
Waldo Howard part 2,prce 12c.
The Students of Parls-a romance OF the 18th Cen
fury, by Albert Smita-price 23c.
Philip Morton, or the Poor Gunsmith--a tale ofcir-
cumstantal evidence in the olden times OF Boston
prce25c.
Gselia or the Hungarian Maiden, by the author of
the Trappers Bride-price 25c
Courshp and Wedlock, by the author Of "The Jilt,"
published by Stringer & Townsend-prce Csc.
The Life of Jenny Lind, by q. u. Foster, Esq,
compiled from the most authentic sources-prce 25c.
Blackwood for April-25c.
The Adventures of Tom Stapeton, or 202 Broad
The Daltons, or Three Roads in Lite-by Charles
Lever-part ], &C..
| An Easter Ofering-by Frederick Bremen DC.
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m ONDON EDIrIONS.--ReNs outlines to
IL Schlllers " Fight with the Dragon"
Goethes Faust.
McGregors Anlefca-I VOLS, super 1oyal oet"'o'
81 so.
Walkers Analysis of Beauty-elegantly illustrated,
S. 80.
Percy's Reliques on Ancient English Poetry.
| Mhnger's History Of Duelling-2 vols, 81 30.
| Complete Works ofRobert Burns, fully illustrated
| 5 vols, 81 so.
We have received large invoice OF English Books.
nearly all of which we are enabled to sell much lower
''''A WV G. VI. WEST & BRO,
| mv2 Under the Exchange Hotel
MFRS. A. III. OLIVER has taken the house for
| IVA merlv occupied by Dr. E, H. Cabell, corner of
Grace and 9th strees-a most desirable location healthy
and pleasant She has two very desirable rooms on
second floor, with closets and dining rooms attached
thereto, suitable tor the accommodation Oh TWO ialles
with board, at moderate rate ap us
~, -r-s. ONLY REGULAR LINE OF
- $500 - FREIGHT BOATS TO LYNCH
BURG.
S,sss,,:;; Capt Frye Frye Wednesdays.
E E0aET .:::: s saspa Saturdays
The subscriber would remind shippers that the above
boats continue to leave on their regular days win
what freight may be offered. you wish your goods to
e"'' p''''f'''' sup y '''D ALFRED s. LEE,
nv If North side of the Basin.
~ UEEN CITY HAMS.-We shall receive by
w steamer, to-day supply OF the above celebrated
family hams They will be found to possess every qua.
lity that constitutes really NO. article ana Tor PROOF
of this we have only refer to all who have tired Them
For ~ retailing purposes they cannot be surpassed.
ma 6 WILLIAMS " OAAlDORNE.
-n~-s PASSAGE TO PORTSMOUTH
uatslabsgs-.ds AND NORFOLK.-CHANGE OF
HOUR FOR STARTING.-The swift and com
Portable steamboat CURTIS PECK, leaves the wharf
at Rockets every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings at half past O'clock A. precisely ~. tor
the above places. and every Monday Wednes,
day and Friday touching, going and returning, at all
the intermediate landings on the river.
Passage to Portsmouth or Norfolk. ..... 81 90
Meals each ............:: ~
my6 HASklNS " LIBBY.
NOTICE.-In consequence of the steamboat AU-
~ GUSTA requiring some repairs, the railroad line
for Norfolk will be discontinued Tor Jew days. Due
notice will be given when the Augusta resumes her
place. Thus. DO SNd,,