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of marble, granite, ETC., have been received from
the following States and Territories to be deposited
in the monument, viz
From JKaine block of GRANTEE feet long feet high
and Is inches in the bed with the of the State in large
iased letters.
spot where the battle Brandywne was fought long
feet high and feet thick On the face colossal bust OF
Washington above which is the OF the State and
der the year 1s9 with inscription The first TO adopt
viii be the last to desert the constitution.
From South Carolina. block Of yaregaed marble, fleet
long feet high, and IS inches thick, with the of
and Of the State in the centre and beneath the
From 3rkansas block of limestone of a brownish tint
the required dimensions and the name OF the State in large
raised letters.
From Indiana, block of variegated limestone of gray
North, no South, nothing but the UniOn.'
From alabama block of pure white MARBLE the required
size with the r. i I AabaTa union Of equality
ness Of grain and purity Of color the best satuay MARBLE
From Louisiana, block of lght-colored eestone with
the coat Of arms Of the State in the centre and the inscription
The State of Louisiana, faithful 10 the Constitution
and Union"
From Florida, block of called rotten limestone
the state seal to be engraved on it.
From the territory OF Minaes0G, slab of the celebrated
panel OF white marble.
in panel Of white marble, with the name Of the State
Several other blocks of granite and marble have
been presented by corporations and associations
with appropriate inscriptions, to be placed in the
Monument. Among these is one of marble from
the Corporation of the city Of Washington, laid on
the 4th of July last; OF gray limestone from
Nashville, Tenn. and one of beautiful variegated
marble, polished in the finest style, four by two
feet, with the inscription, From Hawkins county,
Tennessee" Those blocks which have been pro-
posed to be sent from the other States have yet
reached Washington; when they do they shall be
noticed. The blocks received and set in the wall
those from Maine, Delaware, and Arkansas. =
N1E. IntelIioe7lceB
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Inc funeral Of the late Commodore Jones took
place at Philadelphia on the 7th inst with military
honors. It was very largely attended
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CHEVY CaAsE This Boston Post says the Bat
tie Of Chevy Chase was fought on July 3lst, 1888.
II was mora q conflict Of the two rival houses Of
Douglas and Percy, than Battle between Scot
land and England. Douglas was killed, and young
Percy WIS made prisoner. The Post closes by
saying: The whole story Of Chevy Chase was
told iann English ballad, very popular some years
sinee." What a criticism on that poem, of which
Sir Philip Sidney said !" Ii made his heart leap
like he sound Of trumpet" The ballad Of Chevy
Chase 10 one Of he noblest triumphs OF poetryits
author as unknown as he Of the Hind. His
theme an obscure frontier skirmish, yet he has
made the battle and its heroes immortal Thus
proving the truth Of the lines:
8 When granite nondeis and when records fail,
a PEASANTS song prolongs the dubious tale.ss ..-
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The utmost establishment, as well as ioy has
been created both in Austria and Hungary, by the
disgrace into which IS the butcher Haynau'' has
suddenly fallen.
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Inc steamship Asia sailed from Boston ON the
7sh INST, with lie passengers.
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MR CRrrrENDEn.--Ths Republic states that
Geographic dispatch has been reeeived from The
Hon John J. Cfitisnden, Attorney General, stating
that he expects to arrive in Washington on or about
the 18Th inst.
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" Gives more than female beauty 10 a stone,
And Chatham's eloQuence, to marble Iips'

And Chatham's eloQuence, to marble lips.'
" The loss of this statue, although it will be pecu-
liarly felt by the city of which it was to be the
particular ornament and pride, is a national mlsfor-
tune. Of all our long line of lustrous statesmen,
Mr.. Calhoun was almost the only one that had been
worthily embodied in stone almost the only one
whose outward presentment Genius had truly i'm
mortalized. We needed something of this kind in
order to inspire noble emulation in perpetuating
the memories Of our great men. Art is never more
suitably employed than in rescuing from consuming
Time the combination and the form one viviied
and electrified bygodke intellect, and bequeathing
them, invested with the ETHEREAL calm of eternity
to the reverence of all future time. Such per-
petuaton Of true greatness, ever speaking to the
eye, and appealing to the souls Utmost sense Of
beauty, forms visible link of generation to gene
ration, and is to exert a redeemng and emo
bling influence so long the precious heritage
endures."
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M arrie d:
S. Of n. .Meeungs This Evening.

Aug ID, by Rev, Mr. DelacrOix, ALFRED W. F. Mason,
of Birmingham CaTwick county, England, and Miss SA.
RAN JANE BELL, daughter of Mr. VIM Bell, of this city
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4 he IRA Of Suydam, Sage a. Co, flour deale n.
are sad 70 be oyss Two millions Of dollars, WIZ
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sAp. A EllicOtt has been nominated for Congress
by the wings OF Boston
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vessel arrived a short time since at London
from Canton, with several cases of Chinese fire.
works, the first that has been brought cargo
to England.
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The following in yesterdays Evening Picayune
gave US some surprise, and the more when, on
referring to the Mobile papers Of both Tuesday
and Wednesday, we found not a word in relation
20 the ire Yet we doubt not the correctness Of
the Pcayune's account
GREAT FIRE IN MoBILE-IAaslsion House
Destroyed. I'VE are sorry to hear by the boat this
morning that the large and splendid hotel in that
city known as the Mansion House, one of the
finest in the whole Southern country, was burn
down on Monday night The morning papers o
the next day give us no particulars We arr
indebted to the attention Of friends and correspond
ents for hasty account Of the disaster.
The FIRE originated in an unfinished wing which
the proprietor was erecting addition to the
building, in Royal street. A new wing had lately
been added on Cont street, and the extension on
Royal was intended for ladies' ordinary The
place was filed with combustible materials, chips
shavings, etc. and there is no doubt that the fire
was designedly set The watch-tower Of the pub.
he guard-hou oyerlooks the building, and tn.
report Is that a person was seen to escape hastily
aud the FIRE flashed out instantly as though cam.
phene or some other highly inaammable matter had
been used.
The whole Of the elegant building on Roya
street was burnt 20 tbe ground The new win,
recently built on Conf street was saved much Q
the furniture was also saved, although injured b.
the rain.
The Post-ofice, which occupied the corner room
Of the building, Of course totally destroyed
but all the letters bags and furniture were saved
and SO much prcmptness and energy was displaye
By the officials thai the office was ready for bust
ness again by s or 8 o'clock in the morning.
We hear OF one insurance Of $4,000 on III
building in Mebile--prObably more elsewhere.
This Is very heavy blow to the city, which i
now without any extensive hotel. The other prin
cipai hotel, the Waverley, was burnt down few
weeks age
The Mansion House was a very extensive loft
and costly building, erected by Charles CulluT
Esq, on the same lot, corner Of Royal and Com
streets, upon which the former Mansion Hous
stood which was also destroyed by fire, in the sum
mer Of 1883. This was also the property of Nj
Cullum, who has himself kept.the boteI for nearl
twenty years, His loss must be very severe. HI
IS, we hear, absent with his family al the North.
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The Mobile Herald, of Wednesday, l4th inst,
has the following
The CRoPs.--The Greensborough Beacon of
the 10th inst. complains of the Oppressively hot
and dry weather which has existed Whereabouts
since the 10Th of Jupe. As a natural consequence,
Cotton, especially on the sandy lands, is rapidly
shedding its forms and squares. The health Of
Greene county was generally good"
We find the following in the Caddo Gazette of
the 10th instant:
We saw, day or two since, a worm, taken
from the plantation of Col. Simmons, which was
pronounced, by persons who should know, to be
the bona fde -depredalor There is, however,
such similarity between the caterpillar and
Tile grass-worm, that it is difficult to disting ush
them with any degree Of certainty. 1t appeared 10
Us that the one in question was less hairy than
those that have heretofore been SO destructive OH
the Cotton. Be it the caterpillar or grass worm,
there is TO hope that the intense heat of the
weather will prove as destructive TO them as they
would otherwise be 10 the Cotton plant"
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THIRD DISPATCH.
Arrival of the Niagara,

BALTIMORE, August IA.
ADVANCE IN CoTToN,-The steamer Niagara
is in. The Cotton market is brisk and cotton has
advanced one-eighth. Fair Orleans is at 81. The
sales for the week have been one hundred and nine
teen thousand bales, seventyone thousand of which
have been bought by spectators.
Demand for Rice is decreasing. Coffee is steady
at Liverpool, but the prices in the London market
are lower
The Atlantic sailed on the 3lst. Jenny Lind
was OH board Every berth taken.-EUe Delta.
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auction sales : This Day.

SYKEs, HYDE Co will SELL at 10 O'Clock, on the Levee
opposite steamer L, ID. WLte-Beef and Whisky.
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PRoGREss OF THE CHoLkRA.-A meeting was
70 be held in Ptsburg, 10 devise sanitary measures
relative TO The Cholera, numbers Of cases and
deasbs continue 10 occur daily. The Gazette men
tious the following singular fact:
The Sixth Ward, ia which more deaths have
taken place from the Cholera probably, than ia all
the resi- Ct the city. is The cleanest ward in Pitts
strssss have been carefully cleaned and lined aud
the ground Is elevated.
Al Birmingham, Pa, several cases of Cholera
are reported 10 have occurred, and also along the
Canal There is considerable excitement on The
subisct, ~ last year the disease was quite fatal.
Al Unioniowns ia the same State, several deaths
by Cholera had occurred.
From our exchange papers we learn that the dis.
ease has spread, is spreading, over almost every
portion Of the Western country, with greater or
less malgnity.
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A New York dispatch says that the heavy -four
house Of Suydam, Sage & Co., failed on the 9TH
instant Their lisbiIihes i wss said, amounted to
S2,00o,000.
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NOTICE.

NORSON & ARMSTRONG, can be found for the pres
~ ent AT the office Of messrs HEWITT, NORTON Co.,
- 60 Camp street. few doors above their old stand
where all orders for STATIONERY AND PRINTING.
will be executed as formerly Their business viii with
gone forward.
lylS # CoRSON & ARMSTRONG, s. Campst.
They embrace this opportunity to te sincere
tan 70 Their tpends Tor many acts of kindness and oes of
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Tor New ork, Qua Havana and Chagres
For Nelo York-H Lynel, R Usher. o Woodman, lady,
children and two servants Mr. Miner, lady and six chill
den, Il Storm, Messrs hdrith HobDs CARRIER, Miller,
Fowler, Mrs ] q Barnard and two children, Waggo-
man, " AloOdy, p McCo.Om, w shay. q Mason, G
Livingston and daughter, L. MIaudon, w Mills, jr, J
Hays, Gilbert, 5 w Henarie, ID Goodwin, Lanone,
johnson, w G Ridgeey, Herman, Plnney, A Les
sips, Beard, g Bots, q Strauss, Lus6, Capt
Hart. Marun NJ Prescott Mime BIIneau. De aCr9lx,
Spanldlng Kendall, Pol Seymour, w Corner w Farley,
White, I Shenks, J Brown, Z billiard, Ii Dicks ?
Cunal, Glover, AIas and boy, mcVitry, Barb inc,
Mrs w Cover, A " hlcomb, q Williams, w CnplOen,
w II Reynolds, Shackleton.
EOr HaUaaa-B Noise, Antola G Esendnos Repe ret,
Mrs Borio and daughteIs Ms note and children,
tall, ID Arnau, Mrs Qua, Ruez and lady, Mrs
Cans and children II Verdeet, Coral, w II Digges.
FOR Chggres-5 "a Charles, DuIee, J ID Band, N rs ]
Tobn, A Tambour, ii Lyon, Mrs e pogue Il d Hy de,
J 5 l. nul,we, h Sigler Mrs nj Coffin, Quesnel, II
Morris, lime Dalgnoux, M Dagnoux benjamin, A LIE
roux, T. sloan, o. Rourke, W Miller, j w lson, .
Miller, Louvre. Emmit, Brewer. Jacob Brewer: "
Crane, bouon, Ryan, Dennis Corcoran Thomas Tor
c1ran, Thomas Dunn, q Duncan, Ryan, U h1cMuuy,
Ms Loren and Child Winchester, NJ Levy, ID PIN en-,
Wllstander, AIevi, w Bowman d Stickler, G Linn,
W Smoker. AtuIs. ] Armstrong, NJ Lamarque, R Pet
Barriere, M Brown, Whitney, U johnson, A johnson.
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n UNION HATS

- UNION HATS.........uNION HATS. IN
II 10 arrive per ships Rsiah and Elisha Penuesson, -
9l5O cases Of Pearl and DTab Union Hats. Thess Ga
npqpe and tashoaabe HAS much In demand now, sH1
Tis 1GfhSRGlpSSiiEiF { Dos. q eul.omAOs.s 3,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16

PowERss STATUE OF CALHoUN.-The New
York Courier thus speaks of the noble purposes of
sculpture, which
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Mr.. CLAY IN NEW YoRK.-A New York dis.
patch of the eth inst, says:
The Hon. Henry Clay arrived by the Ambov
route of the Battery, at halfpast l2 o'clock TO-DAY
An immense crowd Of persons had gathered about
the piers and steamboats, along the wharf. to bid
him welcome. As he landed they gave him a
most enthusiastic reception, and rent the air with
shouts. private carriage had been previously
provided and the honored statesman was taken in
to it by some friends and conveyed to a private
residence in the upper part of the city, where they
dined.
After dinner they proceeded to the Providence
steamer and departed for Newport. Owing to the
intense heat of the day, public demonstration was
avoided far as possible but such was the tide Of
popular feeling in favor Of this great statesman and
patriot that the populace could not be proven lee
nom rushing to catch glimpse of him as he
passed. He was eheered at every corner as the
carnage containing him was driven along.
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All AhFLBuFHtuB anu GUNNER
-Sancuone1 and PatTOnized by the most Emf
nent of the Medical Profession.
merely pouring teaspoonfui OF this Aperirnt,
cooling and gaie eryeins beverage obtained rese1ens
soda 10 the tase and npnrtng 10 the constitution All inc
benefits of the celebrated Settler Of Germany Medical
emnence the highest preparation known
a. TARRANT'S EFFERvEscENT SELTZER aPERlENT.
Bilious Affections Dyspepsia Indigestion Heart
FbTs Disorders Govt Aeidy OF the Stomach and all
he various complaints caused BY the sudden changes
latud has been that haA been highly
recommended and generally prascTosd
most satisfactory results have invariably followed In
torpid Liver action the has been
Beneficial energies have been revived and its healthy tons
restored.
No preparation introduced the notice Of the m
proessioo the public which has given such universal ss
lion TArrants Setter Aperent 1t should le
freely preventive and dspeler Sick Head
ache Lenguor Of the Body Loss Of Appee Acdiy The so
aeh the orerunne Of Bilious or Fetre attacks teaspoon
regularly every morning neIeTe with the ayoca
ions day, invariably elasticity Of mind and
How Of spirits which gives to every enjoyment
Sold wholesale and retail BY JAMES TARRAkT,
26s Greenwich street. corner Of Warren, Newly ork.
Also for sale by SiCKLES CO. Druggist etc,
jyl6 2dp NV q Canal street, Agents for Proprietor
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Accounts from Vienna state that the Minister at
War has resigned, in consequence of Haynau's
dismissal Radetzky has rendered his resignation
it is said, on the same account.
tremendous fire occurred at st. Petersburg on
the l6th on the North side of the River near the
guardship. Property to immense amount was
destroyed
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.IEiEE ey1ad egfe2 W0mTJS.

R9ATENT STRETCHED LEATHER--India Rubber
and Common Leather Bands OF al sizes. Also, Rand
eaher Laglns, Rivets, ETC., always on hand together
Gn complete assortment OF Saddery Harness, Leather,
trimmings and Tools, the SadeTy Warehouse, 81 and
% common street. [jy36 3lnJ SMITH & BROTHER.
tOsEPH H. PALMER IL CO.. So Grayier street.
~ cont mnlalng removal to the new No. ~ Camp
street ne ls OF September next, will sell their present large
sook OF pkf GOODS, consisting of Brown and bleached
IoI'9ns, English and American Prints, Kentucky nteys
ana ans, white and coOTed Flannels do do paln and
t%led Apron and Furniture Checks; Chrctaw and Nam
Keen Strles French, Scotch and Ginghams and
Lay ms; Fine Irish Linens Linen Sheetlngs 104, IA and
l54 Table do and Ngpkins together with large
nn OF other easOnabe goods including ZOO pieces
ga Cotton Meetings. at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
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HE United States Us Gases Silk HaisAIn the IT, s.
DistTictC our for the East District of L0uisianaNo.
obedience to the commands OF attachment and
honuOn T. directed in the above entitled case have
seized and mo possession taken Nine Gases Silk Els,
marked az toows 70 wit; whsreoi are marked " A. and
marked IA, and numbered % 30 and two whsfeof are
marked PIT and numbered IL, II and ibeed by
The u >. of America with view their forfeiture; and
do hereby cite and admoDs the and ali and
every other having pretending 10 have
any title interest IN to the same TO be and Sppear
before District Court of the United States for the District
aforesaid be holden the city Of New Oreans be.
fore the third Monday r1m this date show cause if
they have, why the said Eases Silk Hats. above
described should mot be condemned and deceed forfeit and
o sou pgIeeaatpy 70 we pssye o. me hpenHnt
iy3I = TT q N Eat iat
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The steamship Palmetto, Capt Smith, left yes
terday evening at half-past o'clock, for NewYork,
with the following passengers:
Mr. Morgan lady and servt Mrs Martin and children,
Mrs Harris and children, Mn Cusan and child, Mrs D
Weymouth, Mrs Lawrence, Mrs Wilson, MRS Captain
Smith and family, Mrs Lyme, Ms Nelson, Mrs Brady,
Ms Wood MIS- Mcleod. Miss Chalmers, Miss Tunnel
Miss Price; Messrs Chas Cook. Chas Wnan, Turnel
Ralph Tnrnel, VIM Brown, Brown, Morgan, w
Sphgg, " Hernagham, 7 Davis, " Woodlef and son
VIlrea, w Bunne, ID TiotsJn, l. Bene, Jackson, JOIN
Lyme, c Cfump, VIM Walsh, Capt w Bel.
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Steamboat Departures TN. Day.
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NJ 0TICE-The subscribers announce 10 the citizens OF
New Orleans, that MIR. HENRY a..
PARSONS, No; u camp street, IS agent
for the sale of Their PLANO FORTES, AHa2H~f ~ u
with and without Coemans Eoian AN y VI v
taehment, and lyes unable Reeds and the only person
authorised their such agent In every instance
Pianos taken from this guaranteed by the Manufao-
tureas NUNNS s. CLARK, 257 Broadway,
8ul5 Ct New York
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So Notices. $MNSlyzz=
NANNf% MSs LOUISIANA DIVISION No. II, SSSykNSf&
9AAS Sons Of Temperance having determined upon FZAAN
sE celebrating their Anniversary the 20tn OF
this Ont BY an open meeting, the public the different
the Daughters OF Temperance and the different
Order respectfully the The meeting
will be held at the Mehol Episcopal Church, Mor.au
anu Enghien Streets TUESDAY the 10th August
o'clock, P by order Of the Commitea Arrangement
aul6 ]. W. LEWIS, Chairman
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FOtfTEs.-The public
~ viii please take notice that Mr.. HEN zfszES-..
RY PARSONS, 70 Camp street, IS my $500 800
only agent Tor the sale of M
IN Louisiana, and that instruments taken atu ~ "
this depot may be considered fully guaranteed from the fac
fY Orders may lett for any kind of instruments
and no advance required until the article is received and
Lis n 1 CHICKER ga Nunslinutor 81 pl-D0,,
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sSUNDRIEs-sUNDRIEs-
> PICKLES, Ketchups and sardines;

ILgBbI Ehs, Salmon, Shrimp, COrdlals;
OILS, Mustards t'ayenne
BRANDY FRUITS, Dried Fruits and Spice
assorted and for sale by
auI5 |. w. ARTHUR & co. 2s and 20 New Leyee
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E Being now prepared to transact any business in
the Notar line beg inform my friends and the public
generally that have taken office No. "A Camp street,
respectfully solicit their patronage apt W. CABLE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13

SPRING GOODS received handsome lot
Gloves: Berage de LANES Foulard Silks, Lawn Cling
hams L. c. Hdks, Mourning do Ladies' Worked Col
lars and Cuffs Parasols Gents Cravats and Neck Ties
Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Kid Gloves, &c. We have a
very large assortment Of every description OF goods
usually kept in Dry Goods store, which we will sell
CHAS. EARTWELL & CO.,
NH % Broad street, opposite Swan Tavern,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13

HI OIL.-Those deaf from infancy often receive in
most miraculous their hearing when they least
expect it by some triaing accident or event, which
shows them how easily they might have much sooner
had their hearing, and themselves and their friends
the pain of conversng in loud tone, without pleasure,
or of being neglected and stunned to avoid that dis
tress which is felt mutually by the deaf person and his
hearers. All deaf persons should Use this oil it will
relieve at once orIif deafness is Just commencing, will
remove the cause, and check the progress A supply
just received by T. JOHNSTON,
apps Druggist
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13
HNRESH DRY GOODS.-Bv recent arrivals


IL we have received full assortment of goods for
men and boys summer wear, comprising in part
Nankeens in long and short pieces, OLDEST makes
Blue Drllings, Mexican Mixtures
York Camets, Pennsylvania Jeans
Heavy Jersey Cassmeres, DENNIS
New York Mills Cassimeres
French Mixtures, Crotch Drills
Marion Checks, Good Mixed Tweeds
Albert Cords, Leicester Cassimers
Fancy Striped and Checked Gambroons
Kennebec Jeans colored Kentucky do
Heavy Duck Drlngs, &C., &c, &c.
Which we offer for sale very low
NH II KENT, PAINE & KENT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13

N-IEI
Rlchmondto Lynchburg by Canal
Packets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO SO
Fare from Richmond to Charlottesville by Packets
. and Stages 90
Fare from Richmond to Cumberland c. H. by
Packets and Stages. ...................2 rs
Fare from Richmond toFarmvie by Packets and
Stages. ...................... 25
Below card of intermediate distances for fare and