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VNTK. F. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR-Ha


w Agents in NewOrleans. and keeps but one Of III
ce; therefore, the citizens and the untoru
wishing get his advice AID have the advantage
of his long clinical experience and skill, must be their Ia
guard in uture there several persons In the city who
style themselves Indian Doctors, for the sake of imposition,
and pretend all diseases while the only which
they achieve place the swnded patient beyond
the reach OF contaglon and send him to that better
those impuden Quacks act dishonest death
then think it high time for all honest who understand
apto sound alarm from the River Mississippi TO the ends
OF the world, and caution citizens and strangers against
those erae and uneduca poison snakes in the know
as much about the Indian System OF Medicine Anatomy
Physiology, Pathology, Chemistry etc ETC. OF the human
diseases, and the various constitutions o. men, as an OLD ON
faith hope and chaTtyor Vulture knows about the
principles of the Residence Society. The numerous pa
tents which have daily applied to me from different secpOh
of the and eounry, who after their health has been
ruined by the false hands OF these vile cheats! Il
if the time had come predicted Of when the Od Devil
and all his Angels should be let unclaimed, and pnied 70
go about the earth like roaring hon. seeking "hom he
/ may devour." ,,,>,r,,>p ,Dvpp
and No 33 FrssehneH street, THIRD Hsictp htg a9out
midway OF the second block north OF victory street,
Omnbues pass Victory street therefore, patients VIII huu
| a ready conveyance back and forth. - , -.
N IA WORD TO THE DISAPPOINTED i-h VINO
have sacrificed your money, health and Time py nsplacIu
confidence IN those ignorant pretende IN Gun these H-
seases realize FREE AND EkhEN phh ~ I;
a scientific Try me! Prove Ne 70 m951 y ps
| jy7 d&Wu w N. +. TN l En-.
| NTACKEREIl-Half bbs. No. l, and 30 kits; 70 Or:
WI bb No. 2, and 10 kits and hall ks IN store ana
jyI E. J. HART s co. 70 TehOupitoulas St
| CUBA SIXES-l0O boxes.
~ ies AT. COCHRAN s. co. q TchOupfOulas st.
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SHELLED ALMUNDs-5O boxes superior shelIed AL
ans < F NICHoI.sS co. rs Csmp .t.
INXCHANGE ON NEW YORK-At Sight, Short
IL sight 30 and 90 days Sight, suit purchas
ers, for sale by jyS BAREl.Ll co. 81 Common st.
ID ICE-lOO casks prime fresh Carolina Rice in sOre and
N for sale bV GS BARELl4l co. 81 Cnmmon St
DERGAsSE CLARET.-2O casks just received, and
ID for sale by jys BARElLt GO. 6l Common St.
CODA AsH-l5O casks Soda Ash, 81 per cent, fOI
jys HAYMAN & HOLDEN. ss Magazine street.
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M BRADNEK SMITH, General CommissiOFt !uer-
IN chant, 80 GRAyIER STREET, Commissioned to take
of Deeds and Powers OF Attorney. 10 Ad
Oas and take Testimony and Proof OF Demands,
nv appointment the of the following States
N SfEE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, RHODE
ISLAND, CONN NEW Y9lRslkS, NEW i.t,tt iS.Et,Rtt
CuNSlN, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI KEN; ZEN
TUCKY, TENNESSEE, NO. CAROLINA, SOUTH
gI0A o35 6m
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70 EIGN POTTS.

"a. FOR LIVEBPOOI..-The fine fast sailing ship
<fKh JOSEPH PORTER, Capt. Abel is loading,
-z-A and will have dispatch for the above port For
nS G. ". OLIVER, % St Charles st.
81 FOR VERA CiUZ.-The fine, new, fast sailing
SKTE copper and cOppeTastened A schooner BONlTO,
9 Joseph ObIsa, master. will have immediate dispatch
for the above port For freight passage having superior
accommodations apply board Lower Pcaynne Tier,
US BARELLl n "a 81 Common
q. Wants 800 bales Cotton 20 M ap.--FOR LIVER
EfKE POUL-Tskes no Grain-rhe new A fast sailing
- British ship TARA. Hamilton, MASTER will have
quick dispatch. For freight of 800 bales Cotton apply
jel5 JOHN H. ELLIOTT Il CO., 81 Gravper st.
3Ff FOR LlVERPOOL-The A fast sailing bark
A<IlA THEUDORE Capt Morton, will have quick
"s@@ dispatch for the above port For freight or pas
Jel5 or g. w. OLIVER % st. harles street.
%. FOR LIVKRPOOL-The fine first class ship
&EfE ALEX AND tsR CRANE apt. Alexander, is
nAa loading and will have Immediate dispatch for
the above port. F,r freight Or pa sage, Apply to
Thus. ROiiERS, ia, n co.
jel5 or q. w. OLIVER, 20 St. Charles street.
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I0SHN sTR0uDj 4 co. lis Co@m9s sT;. between
- CaIondeet and Baronne ss., Dealers ia MAR;0vYN1
CRATES, MONUMENTS, TOMBSa TOMB N1tHpEY
SLABS, GRAVE STONES, and MARBl l. Il IN uSftnff3o
all rs different varieties; Thomaslou LIME, Cal. WV
g,ned Pl,ASPER OF PARIS, Roma; -. Hy- 1
dn,uho @ DEMENT,, Plasterng HAIR, White sand. ~
Euglisl, Pensacola and Pitsburg FRIEDRICH. my3
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DNBIlC BATlls-FRESH
Cold, Warm and Temperate ;
BATHS ... A lsO .,.. HAIR \
CUTTING AND SHAVING, "
by STEPHEN w. RUDGERs, h
No. lS3 Grayler street, between
Raronne and Phillippa Y
ireeis.
mv3l tf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-12

NTACKEREI AND sALM0N7
Ifl 90 barrels No. MACkEREL;
so half barrels No. do;
100 kits Nos and do;
so kits No SALMON; in store and for sale by
iea GOODRICH s. co. "a and % Common st.
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INXCHANGE ON NEW YORK-Blls at five to
~ sixty davs' sight, for sale by
ai6 JOHN III. Ell4lOf ST.
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1 tBltN ~, ANDlENb q CU., C0DIHligsIgH gH.T-
y chants and snap agents, OF Common St, N y. !ao
DUG, MIR u GO. Comnss,on Merchants. NJ 80
u ST Louis street, New Orleans. auh y
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aT,yJIeO q. s'TARK, Notary Public. No. SS Gravier
I street sald No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage apo ly
~ BiItkI.EN, .agsnt fer Miss ". PoltHeV; Office
L. No. ~ st. Charles 81. apa lyI
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ID UNAWAY-The muatto man BEN, aged about "a
N years, about feet inches h gh stout built, car S<
pe9ler by itade, left Alexandria. Rapdes abon, the "a
and may make for Ohio Said hoy raised in Ra AZ
pdes by Capt Bailey and purchased from Mrs Far lqhar'
son, at this place Any information respecting said boy,
given TO Marcus Patton & Co. 81 St. Charles street, New
Orleans or the subscriber at Alexandria, will be suitably
rewarded. ie21 I'm a. i-"ON'S
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"A " u tt,issns "''P "'''''' jal6 ly IL
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.1N PLUMSiER, adiGstcr Of .aeerages, 80
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s$ $$5,5; S15:i$ $:Esi:$''r
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
NewYOrk via Mobile and Montgomery, Ala. al
Charleston, s. e..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-26

glass. on The Mlsisdpp river, u. Cottage
Grove, 6dllwsss, Masins Mills, and Falls Of
st. Crox. 70 hs islu o. rapids ofths 81 Louis
rivsr Of Lsks Supsuio $1,000 90
For the construction n Eosd from Point Dou- u
glass. via Cotass Grove, Red Rock. st. Paul, f.
and Falls of g. Anthony, % Yon Gaines = 10000 90
For the conaructon Of rod fiom the mouth Of se t
Swan rivsr, or the most svalIshs point b.
tween Il and the ssuk Rspids, 10 he Winns-
bsgo sgency 1t Long Prairie - 5000 90
For the construction Of road from Wsbsshsw isetis
10 MENDOZA -a " -.as hes 5000 90
For the survey and laying out Of military rod RaA
from Mendoza TO the mouth Of tho Big Sioux aRsg
river, on the Missouri s-ff4Hsl9 - 5000 90
as fst~M 8f@&
lgt ssealsA aa $4,000 90
hae I'D nsse rf9sa8 AZ AS S====z====
By the act making appropriations fw ne psymest Of mary
pensions for tie year ending he thvsieth Of june,
Mossnsd eight huadJed and eftycns. stIa
To pav invalid psnsions 'ligs- 10000 90
To pay the pensions q invalds Who wers wound @
Cd on board Of private armed vessels during
the last war with Great Britain aa elsso'- 5000 90
III $780, 2sq 97s ssas e $4,000 90
Az efsdAssE lu @s0a3N N4ts " -=--==----=
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For lighthouse the south shore Of Lake su-
psrio'. i 0nisnsson 5000 90
Bay 5000 90
gan 5000 90
.4 N8 6eate In Wisconsin, i8ea srf
Fora lighthouse al the mouth Of Twin rivers $500 90
For lighthouse at Port lilac A -sgatasl $500 90
IN 1s1as a' 's Re
For lighthouse and beacon light al Brasos San.
tiago m ~ $4,000 90
For lighthouse at Bolivar Point n $4,000 90
For lighthouse at Mstsgorda Llsnd $4,000 90
k1H N In Florida. sg N a3asaa tg59s |
For the erection Of light Sea Horse Key 5000 90
N n0 aao.I In Georgia. l a,
For the purchase Of The dgnalight At the Savsn- N
III nah river VI Tqn se- t 100 90 /
For two dumb beacons to DO erected. on |
Black Oyster Rock the other on Sugar Loaf,
Il in the river Savannah y gas--sa Gs ~ 1000 90
In Louisiana. s.g3 n |
For q lighthouse at or near the head Of the South
west Pass Of the Mississippi river - $1,000 90
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at.sfg /.
versl posts and army depots Of suhsistsnce,
from the places Of purchase and ftom The places ~
Of delivery, under contract, 70 such places - y 4
the circumstances Of the services may require 80.
Il TO DO sent Of ordinances ordnance Scores,
and small arms, from the foundries and he
armores TO the aIsenals, fosti6caiions Eontir
posts. and army dspots feighu. tolls and
iesrases the purchase and hire Of horses, W. ~
gons, mules, oxen, carts, drsys, ships and
o'ner sea-going vessels and boats for The uans- ~
porta.ion Of suppies end for garrison purpo-
ses. dIayage ard carriage II the several posts
hire ofteamsters transportation of funds fos ths b "
pay and other disbufsng departments; the sx- IN
penscs OF sailing public transports on The various ~
rivers, the Gulf o. Mexico. end In he Atlantic INV
and Pacific, and Of procuring water Il such ~ iaaa
posi- ., from their si'ussions require h .7ss. o4a
For medical and hospital departments bse e 81. 500
For armament o. ioruhcssions ssA-aE glOO, 900
supplies - loo. 900
For current expenses Of the ordnance ssrcs 900
. riss - n - N $4,000
syss sAs Harper. Ferry s.n sssy \ ! $500
For repairs and improvements and nov mschin- t
cry at The Springfield armOy = $500
rn palehsss of-a 10. q ground i spsiasasld. s.s
. q he bin, and near he now .I.sa.i $500
For surveys 10 references 70 the military dsiences
Of,be frontier. inland and Atlantic y 1900
For military and geographical surveys west ofthe nj
Mississippi ~ A Ah3 81 ZOO
For continuing the surveys Of the Northern and Ms
Northwestern Lakes s'A 81 4li1E ~ $4,000
For arrearsges prior 10 the first Of July. one thou
sand eight hundred and fftsen under tks act sHssa.
Of the first Of May, one thousand eight hun H7 Nj
dred and twenty nsvshla thro.~h ~ Tina IN ssssl
], AUDITORS Office : q Al 7'.Fa IA '''- 1900
For compensation to adraughsmsn smploysdin III
the bureau Of Typographical Enginesrs on !
map Of the Western Territory Of tho United ~ n
States and Of the northern part Of Msxiooy isss
which was made under the order Of the 6enate r.
OF the United States n 1000
For the army Subsistence "a 6O0. 3IS
AK ss7tlt $500. 800
rta n W@9 ss.af IN gss@es
By ths act making AZ nasI sru;es
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BY eacf making appropriations for fhe payment 81 reco-
Gopy and other pesions Of tie United States for ne
year ending tie Hirfieth Of june fhoSsGnd cg NJ hun
dredGnd gty-cns XIII s'Ats7a In
For revolutionary pensions under tho act Of the s@1
eighteenth Of March, oae thousand, eighthun-
dred and eshtesn 49, ~, 0SS "
For invalid pensions under various acts 5000 W
For pensions 70 widows and orphans, under the
acts Of the fourth Of July, eighteen hundred
and thirty-ix. and twenty First Of July, eigh-
teen hundred and forty-eight $3.50, 500 90
For psnsions to widows under The act Of tho 20
venth Of July, one thousand eight hundred
and thiEty-eight q, 900 90
For pensions 10 widows under the oct Of the HI.
third Of March. one thousand eight hundred
For pensions to widows under The act Of the so-
W yenteenth Of June, ono thousand eight hum 1888
dred and fory-6our, second of February, one
thousand eight hundred and fony-eight, and
twenty -nnth Of July, ono thousand eight hun
died and forty-eght -o64s 900 20
For hslf-psy pensions 70 widows and orphans,
under The act Of The sixteenth Of March.
thousand eight hundred and twelve, and the
act Of the sixtesnth Of April, thousand
eight hundred and sixteen, payable through
tho Third Auditor's Office 1910 90
d CT Z z 3 \ = M - $500 -
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eighteen hundred aud forty Eight. between the
! United Siatss and the United Kingdom Of Great
Britain and Ireland RI

ugntooo hundred aud f0rty-oight between the t' q
United sistss and the United Kingdom Of Great 4ig1
Dn's'h ano Ireland lss --s.,sls [Indsfnss
4 MI. sS.4s5. CIR 90
M IL Hfts 40 fsssrtg ~ III So ~ 50 ~
By e oct to provide far carrying sfo erecation. in further
part Mc ttUeLM article N ne treaty s0h Merico con.
cIsdsd af Guadalupe Hidaigo. 4ss
For the payment Of the instslment and interest
which win fall duo on the thhlisth Of Msy,6 y 5000 n
eishtsen hundred and 6fiy-one, under the
twelfth article II the treaty bstween The United ~ w
Stated and Mexico, made and concluded At asa
Guadalupe Hidalgo on tho second OF Febus- ss,
y, eighteen hundred and forty eight ST. 100000 90
BY ne az tosuppy Gd6Gsncy IN the for psy
and mileage Of members Of Cosgyess for the present
Fos the payment Of mileage and per diam Of ssna-
tori. smben Of tho HOUSE Of Representative sgsa M
Dssgasssn Congress tho present session 600 90
For additional expense Of stationery Tor members
q the House Of Representatives during the a tl
present sesaion -sassat asa- 2,33O 90
For the contingent oxpensss Of shs House Of Re- . 1 NJ
representatives. s - ai- $4,000 90
And that Hugh N. Smith and Almon w. Bah a aeaifi
b. late claimants for sesAsin the Houss q Re- m sa
preventative from New Mexico and Utah, DO sss
allowed thsir per diem Of I've dollars from the
day Of their arrival Ia Washington 70 the day s 81
whom their caim 10 q seat was rejected BY 8si el
vote Of The House Of Representatives and also A
The sum Of two thousand dollars zach for their Ht
\ mileage glesis baa [Indefnite.l
sls t@@ IS #s@t @Sk#1---
80 iesssiasA issataesaSaps5 eai S2l5,3 90
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a .s54stAtessssiI
tie act making r gshoYses Eghtboass
bSoy, &c.. and proUsdng v the erection and estabKs.s
Dscnf Of the same, and for other pawposes. asfs
tR4t7s n MINI. sEssIssscafstllaaasa I
For buoy on ledge about one league east Of III
Boon Island $50 90
For dumb beacons on Drunken and FidIs1s
lodges, 1t the mouth Of the thoroughfare boz
tween Northhaven and Vinslhaven 1000 90
For lighthouse Black Saddeback Island, in N
tho county Of Hancock 1000 90
In Nesc Hampshire tts 1900 ~. n,
For beacon and buoys II tho mouth Of Little 5 se.
Hmbor, near Portsmouth, 1850 90
For bescon on Logs ledge. In Piscatsqua
river IA s = 100 Ft- 500 90
8e8 81. In Massachusetts. - ssss wv
For dwelling house for the keeper Of the bsa- s
light at Hyannis af4n4a- ISaf8 800 90
For spar buoy on the middle ground Off Chat ~
ham, on the east end Of Monomoy Rip; v
ono Schooner Bar |, ono at Powder Hole 5000 NJ II
Harbors and one q Stone Horse Shosl near s.s3 y
PoIlockRip 400 90.
For ono spar buoy At the north and one At the
south end Of ledge called Musksget Rocks, m . N NJ
one the northwest end Of the Horseshoe, 1870 y
ons 1t Hyannis, the Sturgeon Flat, ons
of StOney Point, and on Bankenship's 1900 /,
Rock. in the Edganown district 80 $50 90
For lighthouse on Egg Rock. Nshant 5000 90
For . fog signal, to BE- placed the outer light 80
house In Boston Bay ~ 5000 90
n MSS ssssFtit-,s. s.ll ~. -
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AppRorRIArIoNs-sEw orrIcrs. &c.

R,uof of The Clerk ofths House Of Repressnia-
Ines Of The United STATES, compliance s0ik TIE act 70
authorize the ePpoiatmet IF additional poymastsrs, and
for other purposes, passed July 4. 1885.
oYrIcE or rHE HoUss On RsrHssxurArIvss pas.
on raE UsIrsD SrArEs, Nosembev ~, 1850. II
Ia obedience to tho sixth section Of the oct 10 sushorzs
no passed July A. 1885, which requires the Secretary
4 he Senate and Clerk Of the House Of Representatives
an rs may be aer the Close Of each session Of Congress-
publish statement Of eli appropriations made during ths
n and also statement Of the Offices created, and the
ares Of each and also statement Of the Offices the ala
M q which are increased and The amount Of such increase
me Clerk Of the House OF Representatives submits the
n,uyius statements. RICHARD M. YOUNG, a5a
Clerk House Of Reps. U. 8.
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nv tie act to estGblsh Territorial Government for Uah.
For the purchase Of library, 70 b kept ct the wv
sest Of government for the use Of the Cover sa
nor, Legislative Assembly, Judges Of tho Su- 4s.3 /
prems Court, Secretary, Marshal, and Auor- d @ s
ney Of said Territory, and such other psrsons.
and under such regulations - shall BE- pre- $500 4
scribed BY law 1890 fs s. ~ 5000 90
Blythe act making appropriations Tie support Md
fGry Academy ev fke gear ending the Miytiah Of june,
one thousand gh Asndved and Giy-one. +, ~
For pay Of officers, instructors cadets. and mu-
sicians TO , : aes gs1&ss- tsiit4 67,4S6 %
For comnutstion Of subsistsnce ssap#54 lass O0
For forage Of oficsrs' horses "a s1 o64 90
For clothing for oiRcsn' servants st -A 30 90
For repairs. fusl apparatus, forage for public s
horses and oxen, stationery, printing, and & ID in
other incidental and contingent expenses as,es4 90
For the increase and expsnsss Of the library 1000 90
For expenses Of the board of visitsn = 2,6l7 ~
For barracks for cadets 'aat tstfs $500 90
For now mess-hsll ~ ssaie. $4,000 90
For hospital for enlisted men 3F 1000 90
For erecting permanent guard-houss and COM Z
msssry store sa4a 80 -9ss 1000 90
si Etft saol.4s4 AZ
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For = lighthouse at Alcatras Island; for q light
house at Point Conception, and fog sig1al |,
for lighthouse on Battery Point, entrance Of
the Bay Of San Francisco |; for lighthouse Al
San Diego for slighthouss and Z fog signal
at Monterey for alighthouss at the island Of
Faral0nes, of the harbor Of San Francisco,
and fog signal, and for the transportation,
erection, and placing the Same Il sassF-
N IN Oregon.
For . lighthouse on Cape disappointment, al the
mouth Of the Columbia river; one on an island
Il of Cspe Flattery, atthe entrance Of the Straits
X Of Fuca, and one at New Dungenness twelve
iron can buoys in Columbia river, and the
transportation, erection, and placing Of the
To authorize the Secretary Of the Treasury 10
test the use and economy Of the calcium light
For fog-signals 1t the lighthouses on Execution
Rocks, Gull Island, Long Island Sound, Bea-
y yer Tail Point, Rhode Island, and ON board
the lightboat ut Bastlett's Reef Long Island
y Sound -sss -H NSes
For lifebosts for rendering asaistance to wrecked
q mariners and Others on the coasts Of the United
States ,r- saess 8tqs :
To purchase q steamer 10 be EMPLOYED ia the
coast survey upon the Paci6c'coast. and used,
q If deemed expedient, In designating the sites Of
the several lighthouses provided for in Cali
3 fornia : :
To pay the balance due 10 M. La Point, Of Paris,
for the light at Saneoty Head, Nantucket !
.Ns WIZ ~ \ =.
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service Of As seai ysev ending tie fhivfief ~ /,
sighfeen hundred sna INV. t9sH tis8sr Esg@l 8N.
To supply dsicisncy In The appropriation for ~ ~
defrsyins the sxpsoss Of the bupxsns Cir si sNi
cult and Dsuici Courts Of he Unissd States,
including he Disiric a Cdumbia sIso for Fg9 III
jurors and witnesses in nd Of ths funds arising eesa
from Ansu, penalties, and i6s5sturss incurred
In shs fiscal ysar ending June thrSssh, sgh-
trsn huudrei su6 Any. and prsvious yesra IA
and nkswiss los dohsyns de srpsnsss Of
suits In which tbs United Dtatss sss cuncem-e Me2
cd and Of prcssoutions fSr ofsncss committed se ~
against ihs Unllsd ssAssa and for u ssls I
keeping Of prisoners ~, 900 90
s9sN dHN a1llasg8 .sgsilflz NJ a sz===========
By o orfs construction Of certain rbads IN TIE Territory
Of Msaescfa, and fv other purpcses.
For The construction Of road from Point Dou-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-17

Spring GOODS.-Just received handsome lot
y of Grape Shaws, Ladies' black and ,colored Kid
Cloves Berage de LANES, Foulard Silks, Lawn Cling
hams, L. c. Hdkfs Mourning do Ladies Worked Col
lars and Cuffs Parasols Gents Cravats and Neck Ties
Shirts. Collars, Drawers, Kid Gloves, &C. We have a
yery large assortment of every description of goods
usually kept in Dry Goods store, which we will sell
at very low prices ,,,,
NH % Broad street, opposite Swan Tavern,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-17

n SPRING IMPORTATION
o. M1Ss@a% OF CHINA AND GLASS, March,
V4NfhaD2Y lS50.--By the ship Kate Hunter, from
u kgAggAA Liverpool, we are receiving our sup
{Afz1NH11NAsIM ply OF CHINA AND QUEENS
SFxfaHA6#IRRANNlAY WARE
SNERMHlNNlVGY, By the schooners T. H. Thompson,
NsBIIHkW Rassia, Richmond and Drama, we
s-&fI receiving large and commanding
stock Of plain, mould and cut GLASSWARE r also,
Looking Glasses, Casters, and variety of FAKCY
GOODS, well adapted to the country trade. Our
Goods are packed with great care and solicit call
from country merchants and others.
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & CO.
NH IL No 101 Broad street.
NHINA HALL.-By the ships Isaac Wright and
u Yorkshire, from Liverpool, via New York. the
subscriber has received from the manufacturers the larger
part OF his
SPRING SUPPLIES OF
EARTHENWARE AND CHINA:
And from auction and the manufacturers, by packets
from New York and Boston, a large assortment of
Pressed, Plain and Cut GLASS-together with great
variety ofFANCY GOODS, LOOK1NG-GLASSES
&c.-to which he invites the attention of his numerous
customers and friends, well the public generally,
assuring them that every inducenent and effort in his
power will be offered to effect sales and give entire sa-
tisfacton.
Additions will be made to his stock by the packets
from Liverpool via New York, enabling him to offer
during the Spring trade new and desirable Goods.
HUGH A. WATT,
NH is No. 70 Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-17
oc 2-tf R. WHITFIELD g. SON.
NRESH DRY GOODS.-Rv recent arrivals

WNKESH DRY GUUDS.-By recent arrivals
A we have received full assortment of goods tor
men and boys summer wear, comprising in part
Nankeens, in long and short pieces, ofbest makes
Blue Drlings, Mexican Mixtures
York Camlets, Pennsylvania Jeans
Heavy Jersey Cassimeres, Denims
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 Drillngs, &c, &C., &c.
Which we offer for sale very low
mill KENT, PAINE g. KENT.