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MAYORS CoURT-This court was organized yesterday in
tne Second Municipality. Present-the Mayor, Recorder
Iauwe and Alderman Hale. The Jury roll was called and
their being business before the court the Jurors d
charged. 49, 'O ~ s
ensoi arose relative to the Of the to ap-
punt Ck. esubect has been taken into consideration.
" Jonte, the present efficient Clerk of the Re.
Count, appointed Clerk pro tenn. and the court
a. Journed to the second Monday in July.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. James Grffiths, an actor, who
took part in the performances at the American Theatre on
Saturday night last, walking along st. John street on
Sunday morning. when he fell down in fit ofapoplexy and
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MELANCHOLY AcoIDENT.-On the 9th inst.
in consequence of too many negroes getting into a
canoe on the Helena plantation, on Lake Concor.
dia, it upset, and three negroes were drowned two
men and one woman, the property of Mrs II. G.
Ferridav
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THE Boys SUNDAY MEETINGs.-The efforts Of
some OF the leading philanthropists of New York
to reform the rising generation by holdings Sabbath
afternoon meetings in the streets, it is said, meets
with great success. A copy of the life of Samuel
Tindale, the heroic youth who lost his life by the
explosion in Hague street, was presented to each Of
the boys at late meeting.
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WRIGHT co. having resolved stand unrivaisd m
- every department. Of their bushes have sgeed with the
Pfupdeon and Agents Of al the genuine popuiW Paisn
Medicines throughout the United States Keep them
SANITY supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
er beoE s ssaa maItet prices By tins arnnsensat they
are enabled 10 offer for e inspection Of purchasers the mot
extensive which BE- found IN ts Other
city Having had many experencs the purch
and sale Of Patent Mecin, they have acuusd faq.fe.
Tor conductns this particular depaent, se most liberal
SCALE and prepared supply the trade
exceedingly low that The p1rehar cannot a 70 reafxs
handsome centage on he either Watesaks
or Retail. AT their establishment may be found fu
assortment of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises Of their assortment, and
be furnished dealers, csaes from twenty to
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manulaetasu regular
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FTOBACCO-20 boxes Virginia manufactured for sale Inv
4 my8 w. ARTHUR Il co.
A LMONDs-lOO bags prime soft and shell Almonds, foI
apSO O. : '''' y r. F. NICHOLS g. CO.. 7s Camp st.
CAROLINA COW PEAS-25O bags
- my9 A. + COCHRAN 3 co. q Tohoupitoulas st.
HIRE CRACKERs-l0O boxes No. l.
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hEooEDER's CoURT-Seeoad JMunieipaiitv.-But one
charge above the petty offence of assault and battery q,
ouud drunk was to be found yesterday on the calendar
Edward Smith, alias Adams, arrested for an aedged theft
OIL silver ware from the steamship Palmetto was arraigned
and his examination fixed for Monday next
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DRowEED.-The body of white man, name unknown
was found yesterday floating in the river the foot of ST.
Louis street, An inquest held nothing was found
that could identify the The dress was composed of
white cotton shirt and underhirt black silk handkerchief and
cottonade pants. Verdict found drowned >,
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BuRuLARY.-A daring attempt was made on Saturday
evening to rob dwelling in Bourbon street, between rsu
line and Hospital Streets The roguea were engaged in pack
ing up number Of articles Of value when the alarm was
given, and they suddenly decamoed, leaving jimmy and
coat with several letters in the pocket tell of their pre-
sence The documents Of value sufficient to enable the
Officers to track the thieves and yesterday Alexander Green
wood was arrested for the burglary His comrade is still at
L..
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The deaths in Boston for the week ending the
LIST inst, were-males, 30; females, 31-Totai, 81
Under five years of age, %.
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE II. 1850.

The WEArHER.-We had an agreeable change yesterday
rom sunshine to clouds. The rain came down in pouring
shower which lasted during the morning. cooling the atmos
pheIe and requiring oleth garments
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DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS. -Fnncis Humphrey alias
David, notorious Individual we'll known to the police has
been sent down by Recorder Genois in default of BAIL
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Father Mathew administered the pledge on the
Cd inst, in Vicksburg, to about one hundred. The
grand total is now nearly five million eight hun
dred thousand.
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CASE OF STABBINo.-AntOnio Cuteno, charged with sc.
hously wonnding named Estrela with razor still
remains in prison awaiting an examination.
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Loss OF AN AMERICAN VESSEL ON THE COAST
OF AFRICA.-Death and Imprisonment of the
Sean'en-Captain Warrington, of the brig Angola,
which arrived at Boston on the LIST inst. from the
West Coast of Africa, has communicated to the Sa-
lem Observer some important information respect
ing the wrecking of an American vessel and the
seizure of her crew by the savages A Moor, who
had portion ofthe crew in his keeping at Porten-
deck, ransomed from the saYages, offered to sur
render them to Capt. Warrington, for $1,000. Capt.
Warrington wrote to the seamen, and also carried
letter from Lloyd's agent, to Com. Gregory, the
commander of the U. S. squadron on the West
Coast of Africa. informing him of the circum-
stances that he might take immediate action for the
release of the captves.
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Foreign Items,

IRISH REPREsENTATGoN.-Unde the present
law 10000 enjoy the elective franchise out o.
100000. The Irish Bill, supported by the free
traders, extends the right to all who occupy lands
or tenements rated at fS per annum The tories
oppose it-hut it has passed the Commons by 2j4
to 1876, and is now in the House of Lords
The PTotectionists had united on Lord John
Russell to present their petition for the restoration
oil the Corn Laws; but they met with cold COM
Tort so far from the country suffering in conse.
quenee OF free grain, he thinks it has improved.
Ia the House, the administration has been cate
chsed whether it was intended to prosecute the
7to6le orators Of the Protectionsts, whose intern
Perate language has been thought to border on
sedluon, If not treason. The Corn Law debate
terminated in test vote OF 29S in favor of the
Ministry and against protection to 1874 in its favor
Wheatis now - shillings cheaper than in August.
France is on the eve of another revolution.
The ministerial majority are in favor of law
which violates the Constitution by abridgng the
right of suffrage, now universally tax qualifca-
ton This will cut off about 100000 of the
voters, who now number 100000 Paris has
been garrisoned by regular troops, and General
Cavaignac says any emeMte can be put down in
two hours.
now friendly-the recent misunderstanding having
been satisfactorily explained and adjusted
Admiral Parker has compelled the Greek Gov
eminent to yield every point. This was done
under threat of bombarding the Port of Athens,
the Ancient Pireus.
Turkey has liberated the Hungarian exies, who
are now at liberty to go where they please The
Grand Segnoir has ordered two frigates and brig
to be fitted out in the most extreme magnifcence.
They will visit the different ports in the Mediter-
ranean, one of them will then start on a voyage
around the world.
The Industrial Exhibition continues to excite the
interest of Europe This will be the grandest
exhibition the world has ever seen. 1t will do much
10 bring about unity of feeling in regard to the
industrial arts.
Wordsworth has left the "Recluse" in the
hands of his nephew, who is his literary executor
The admirers Of the fragment already published to
the world, as the Excursion" will be gratifed to
learn that this noble poem has been left complete
Posterty will do that justice to Wordsworth which
was denied him in his life. He will never become,
like Burns, the poet of the millions, but he will be
read and admired by fit audience, though few, so
long as the English language shall be read.
An intimacy is growing up between France and
Russia, inimica to England.
Austria is to pay Russia 3, 100000 silver roubles
for her aid in the Hungarian War. 100000 have
been paid by salt the rest is to be funded at per
cent,
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Inc JEFFERSON Gazette is the name of a neat
paper just started in the town of Rodney, the ship
ping point Tor large and fertile region of Missis-
sippi' A Marschalk is its editor and proprietor
This gentleman was born with the composing
stick in his hand. His father was the first printer
in the Territory of Mississippi, and for something
like half century published paper at Natchez
The son has followed the calling of his father. He
is 1t times his own editor printer and carrier, and
mnnapes 10 make a good naner
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON CITY,
Monday Evening. lime 10. 1850

Monday Evening" June 10, 1850.
Arrived to-day per r. @. Oglesby j. NJ Niles
and Belle Key 1874 Beeves ncudng "a head of Texas and
234 Sheep.) The market is bare of Hogs.
PRICES: Beef Cattle, 41zD71kc " ID metz Hogs, g
&C % fb net; Sheep $2&G0s4 v head Mitch CoS, SIS
"a $45 " head CalUes, s4@$8 " head.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CRESCENT OFFIcR,
Tuesday Morning, June II, 1850 )
COTTOS-We had very dull Cotton market yesterday
than Saturday. and barely 600 bales changed
hands at quotations.
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NIOTICE-Afr ALFRED r. ADAMS this day becomes
IN a partner in the firm of JOHN II. ELLIOTT CO.
The business will be carried under the and ss
JOHN II. ELLIOTT.
NswOTleAns, May 1, 1850 my1 I'm
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.

-. :. -se- - : - -
PLACADRs VARIETIES.
RoxEs E and ssssss ~; !. and Rasg1. cents. 1
opp a hapasi oielcck; performances vii co.nes - Z 80
THIs sykNiFd Tuesday win y Tssd de ssasi
The SPIRIT OF TIE FOUNTAIN.
The whole TO conclude yi.s M ne v salst q
with The original Music Dances Scenery Dresses
weons,day & q NJ sPEAROn which
e---0a " - - 80 = = : ------
90 Ann OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nna1N fss1.1,, =, 10 he g;ysn -. AID A1aT
Ed9E =. Y " II 4 n iIR1n ~ i9e -
1z4eIIanA iWFDNEsn " FVENINff ~ y, Illy1S
Tx iYtb inst far he Benefit OF j 4kfFtsss EEftS
KENT, Disabled Fireman. on which occasion the follow
ing Ladies and eenteHen have Kindly volunteered their
serVces' sruu ~ rrIrp opcrrpsr,
of the Louisiana Histnonc AssoGianon
~, .,,, Mrs. hOWAhn'
OF the Placlde varieties; A..
r a. N,;a,., n; y, - ~ 2 ta,is VA
Vi W Tesn ThestD VI 4'1 m flute Of the
MN e. C PP9eP MME' psa.r ,, nEs ana Others
o.. tI 4 e Jn;... ~ a..
I''overtr5e. yocko w he amateur Orches-
ua nlsuY g r. = ss si he Flint.
Cenefentoa, executed ~ by N! M !: Uarnere;
o''boieero, mueuef de SaS'he' sung oy Mr. e. Chas-
G. saignabc ass.
Song; by Mrss r. ~. % q, r.. v;.,, ov...,-,,
ar Vsre Of pe5ero or ylcn' executed by an ANA
6''Bailad' Old Arm Char: , soSg oy ms Howard
o.-,no s.z.u,na PA y Is saSb Nv tho Ar,.,
I'.overtue, Hampa, neroio' ny uie amateur Orches-
g." L. Cbelner6u Val d'Andone, sung by Mr.. z. Chas
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
Network via Mobile and Montgomery, Ala. and
Charleston, 6, q.
fs6s - - eff \


EEs -
THRo UGH4N IT DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Ninety three Miles.
t6RSI9s ssssss md MES i Bly CAPT.
Mobile s'Hs ocaat f RaH is5Fs
MSsI1S s aosTsonsng-B s .hs Daily Linz of
IL Capt re Com 3f
tobnsaL Soes Adsms ~ p r. Capt
Johnson FARMER, Capt. james Fare ss Time through
A. to 43 hours By the Daily Mail Line COach-FaIs sl0
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE.
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
Nor,I LEAyEsii ARRIvEs; DISTANCES:
Griffin lilo Atlanta ia P, Rairoad... IS
? M c6sresioa M M Rairoad is
Fare-Moptsomery to Charleston $26 80 Time through
T6,ee Daily Stage Lines between opelika and Grifn-
Ex Cone aSag aa5 o
forward any number of through passengers without de-
R The Cars on the Railroad are of the most approved
construcon-those the Georgia Railroad provided with
MonisonsS fHRR o Sad Ass1h HOUSE.
PrGG9ns Through Tickets of the
G REAT CENTRAL MAIL LINE,
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
,,,, LEAyEs; o,.,,tALRRIvE ARRIVES: DIsTANoEs:
opeiRs p. Barnesve 10 m Stages IS :.
Bsrneshle. Fl Macun..... Raroad.... 40
Macon ....6 Savannah... Railroad. .l9e
Savannah -. m Charleston Steamer .l40
Fare-Montgomery to Charleston, $50 SOTO Savannah
$i So Time through Y hours, including nights rest
viz: at Savannah and Macon.
e-R The Steam Packets composing the Charleston and
Savannah Line the MET AMDRA, WIN. SEA
BROOK and GEN CLINCH, well known for their safety,
neatness and sumptuous fare.
~ No charge Tor meals or berths.
The Cars the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
Of the finest description.
GiY~ Staging reduced to ninety eight miles.
Two Daily Lines of -Four Horse Post Coaches from Ope-
ka TO asye via Columbus, besides Extra Coaches. al
ways in readiness carry forward number of through
passengers without detention.
~ For Through Tickets, apply to the Agent at the Elk
change Hotel. Montgomery Hall, Madison House, Mont
gomery, Ala.
N. B..Passengers procuring Through Tickets Of thu
Agent at Montgomery, will about "a.
CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK,
BY the Daily Line of Sea Steamers to Wilmington. G.:
thence by Railroad Petersburg thence Philadelphia by
the established mail line, VIA Richmond, Washington City
and Baltimore Through Tickets be obtained Of Il.
WINsLow Agent, Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad CON-
pany, Charleston, s. @. Fare, szl
Steamships from Charleston TO Network.
Steamships NORTHERNER and SOUTHERNER
leave Charleston alternately every Saturday, arriving in New
| York the following Tuesday. Fare so.
eY- Fare Through, Fifty-nine Dollars. III
je7 SHELDON & POTTER, Agents. 6S Camp st.
|
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED I,AnIES

Ia
In all cases of Female Diseases the Galyanc Belt is Of IN
esmabe value. 1t would take many columns were we IN
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
Union. Weakness irregularities, low spirits pain in the
breast and side, chOrOs uor abus poapsus ute or tanS
OF the womb cosveness, obstucted difficult mensruaon
general prosauon OF the system, and all affections similar
character are mmedatey and permanently relieved by this
climate renders some natural stimian necessary for the
preservation of female health and surely nothing can he ~
safe ecaeous the smulant which Nature herself has
provided This IS 69dLoanism and its application by the
Galvanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid is every respect pleasant
and agreeable; No inconvenience attends its use and he
most feeble and delicate with entire ease and safety
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC NECKLACE
Is used for all Complaints affecting the Throat or Head such
bronchitis, Inflammation of the throat nervous and snk
zng roaring in the ears Deafness which is generally called
nervous and that distressing complaint called tic dOuloureuX
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vast service in of commissions or fits
spasmodc complaints and general nervous affections Of t
mead ana upper exremties Also in Palsy and Paralysis,
energy IN the limbs or other organs of the body
Many hundred Certificates from all parts of the CONN.,
1i,ed e most extraordinary character be given, if
~ No trouble or inconvenie5ce attsnds the rss Of n
~ @ IL II ~. . GALVANIC ARTICLES, and they may
% ~ e most feeble and delicate with perfect ease and
M KY pleasant and agreeable They can be sent to any par
tbs GALvAMO BELr... ices. ,ces' rv,v, no,,.,.
HE SALVANIo NECKLACE Two hoIGIps'
rhE SALVANIo BRAoELETs,..,,... ONE noyIap ~ cu
" The articles are Sccompsned bS fa D 1d iI
with full particulars may be had Of In
AH For lie in NEW ORLEANS by the
Sole AuthOrl4ed Agents.
GUINNESS q co,
AaIn soI o.l IN FINE FANCY ARTIoLEs, GOLD PENS ETC
ID y sOd Sdp IL Camp street.
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Passengers.
er ship Athens, from Hayre-21S in steerage,
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LIS used oT all Complaints affecting the Throat or Head such
as bronchitis Inflammation of the throat nervous and sick
headache dizziness of the head neuralgia in the face bnz
zng roaring in the deafness, which generally called
nervous, and that distressing complaint called tic dOuouIeux
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,ifsz = Re a,l Tn,Myl Monday Packet steamer

. H.@ n HeguInf Monday PacAet Steamer
L6kaAAAtSz7a LOMNDES, Jr.-For Princeton Lake
ssasssssS Providence : Milikeqs Bend, yieksbprg.
The new, elegant and swift running passenger steamer
LOWNDES, JR., Jenks master, will positively leave for
the above and all intermediate landings, MONDAY the
10th June, at O'Clock For freight passage apply
on board, foot of Customhouse street, or to
It. b. SMITH, 90 Magazine ct
P. g. The steamer Lowndss. Jr has taken the place Of
the steamer Montgomery and will continue in the trade
throughout the spring and summer E Also the steamer
LOwndes Jr is running connection with the steamer Ann
Lancaster and will take freight fer Yazoo River the
tomary rates. je6
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ssassa " ~
Nep 4FraHgemsat H0Hrig departure e t1e Cars-Opss-
ing of Ghe Louisiana and Napoleon s7ueRns Branch
4tk at February, 1850.
single ticket any distance 70 from. above Louis
children Over s and under u years 0 10
To Or from Louisiana Avenue shen bali pIes.j . 10
80 tickets for above Louisiana Avenue. from Carroll
50 tickets TO or ffum Louisiann Avsnus 90
Personal monthly tickets. ligm ths frzt 70 The lad o.
The Gers depart fr0Hs Bargnne street depot faf0us
Horse Car, 6tS A. n. 9S and NJ r. n.
steam Tram then hour nntll ~. NJ, from
the third Monday February the second Monday IN No
vembeT, and at other times until IA p. n.
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III n ReRuaf Fifteen Day Packet NOME
Ls4kkka4kS7T GOMERl-For IT. Louis, Cairo and Mem.
- phs-The rev, magnificent and very swift
running passenger packet steamer M o N TG o cry,
Capt j. H. Estes is receiving freight, and leaves for
above and all intermediate Holdings, on SATURDAY,
18th June 5oclock M For freight passage apply
on board or to T. b. SMITH, So Magazine st.
N b. State-rooms be secured by application the
agent. ie6
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L. FOR AIvEHPOOIs-The A Br ship TARA
<4HH WIN Hamilton, rqaster, will have immediate dis
patch for the above port. For freight or passage
apply 70 the Captain on board, or 10
le4 JOHN H. ELLIOTT, 80 Gravier 81.
Il FOR LINEHPOOI<-The Al bark EX PRESS.
$zNE capt MhHly- viii have dispatch for the above
port. For freight OF provisions apply to
myI5 or KLiNGENDER 4 Y 20, ~ OAaf'e' '''est-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-31

IA dow Of Patrick CIopton, decd, Albert Jones, and
Frances his wife, William d. Clopton, Ann Clopton
and j Patrick Clopton:
AS neither of you are residents Of the county Of
Henrlco, you are hereby notified that an application
will De made by the Virginia Central Railroad Compa-
ny to the county court of Henrico on the first day OF
is next June term to appoint five discreet and dsine-
rested eehoders to assess the damages which will be
sustained by you by Of the condemnation Of GER
tain land lying in the county Of Henrco near the city
of Richmond of which you, as the widow and heirs OF
Patnck Clopton, decd, are the owners, and through
which the said company propose to conduct their road
E. FONTAlNE, Pres. V. G. R. R. Co.
May 2, l650-lm -
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D AGLAND q BROTHERS, GRocER

ND AGLAND IL BROTHERS, GROCERS
III Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS, at N H.
Ragland's old stand, opposite the Banks-Keep con-
stanty hand general assortment OF Groceries,
WINES and Liquors excepted which will be sold for
cash, punctua customers, at the lowest rates.
No pains will be spared to give satisfaction to those
who may favor us with their custom consignments
OF Produce. Having Lumber-house the Basin
bank, we are enabled to store Produce or Goods COM
ing down the canal, free OF drayage
N. H. RAGLAND, jr, p..h.l
VIM, P. RAGLAND, Richmond
se3 ]. A. RAGLAND & CO. Scottsyille
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NH l6
sMl- SPLENDID STOCK OF PA
- 4 zsB NO FORTES, PIANO STOOLS,
] vs. Il lPIANO COVERS, AND NEW

- SPLENDID STOCK OF PA
. : gF - 5SFT G6$'r RiSs S, ffo SS%
MUSIC.-NASH Il WOODHOUSE
have lately received, and also opening large
supplies of Piano Fores, selected by one of the firm in
person. with special reference to their superior tone
They are the latest and most fashionable of finish
and were chosen from the extensive manufactures of
Adam Slodart, 343 Broadway and John B. Durham,
18th street, New York.
The subscribers have been selling the instruments of
these makers TOR 10 years. and for durability they have
stood the test OF time
They have also received an assortment ofhandsome
Piano Stools and Covers together with ~rge lot OF
late and popular Music
Piano Fortes tuned and repaired as usual.
Also, for sale good second hand Piano Forte.
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
apis Booksellers and Stationers Eagle Square
HNHOMAS Il CHARLES ELLIS, IMPoR-
IL TIERS AND DEALERS IN DRY GOODS AND
HARDWARE, No. LOG Main street. Richmond, Va.
have received by ship Yorkshire, from Liverpool and
various arrivals from the North an unusually full assort
%sn q FoRE5GN and DOMESTIC STAPLE and
American, French and Begic Cloths
Plan Fancy and Merino Cassimeres
Plain and Fancy Satin and Silk Vestings
Cashmere and other Tweeds
Shepherd and Begic Checks
Croton and Popln Coatings
Wellington and Paris Cords
Hungarian Mixtures
Double Warp Linen Camblets
Paris Buff and Linen Lustres
Irish and Barnsley Drills
French and American Nankeens
Printed Lawns and Organizes
Gnghams and Bingham Lawns
Plain and Spotted Swiss Muslin
Fancy French Taratan
Plain and Checked Cambrcs
Null Muslin and Bishops Lawn
Plain and Printed Jaconets
Plain and Plaid Alpacas
Bombazines and Bareges
With large stock OF Hosiery Gloves, Table Cloths
and Diaper, Cotton and Linen Sheetngs, to which they
invite the attention of country merchants.
NH Is
HhOVE d iSAACS. No. 81 NIain Hreet, dealers
~ IN DRUGS, MEDIC INES, CHEMICALS.
'PAINIS OILS, DYE-STUFFS WINDOW
GLASS, FANCY ARTICLES, &c., offer to their
friends and the public large and we'll selected assert
ment OF all goods apperainng 10 their line of business
ana are prepared to execute orders from Merchants
and Physicians with promptness and despatch
A call is solicited
SAMUEL E. DOVE, WIN. B. ISAACS.
NH Is
ARGE AND ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES
~ CHINA, GLASS AND EAR THEN WARE
ny recent arrivals am in receipt of additional stock
OF Earthenware, China and Glass, suited to the retail
trade OF new patterns and shapes, making my assoft-
ment more complete than it has BEEN Prices low
and terms liberal to prompt customers
GEO. J. SUMNER,
my8 Nos, Fifteenth street.