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Fauquicr White Sulphur springs, Virginia,
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WL be open for the reception vsie LIST Of June Ex-
that will give
the establishment will adding
its embehment, the comfort and pleasure Of tho
Knowing by ocular evidence
value the and It's almost miraculous effect pacu
lar has been policy enlarge the
odaons and 10 complete the original design ga te
Situated remarkably healthy REGION the
bold Blue Ridge and in the vicinity beautiful village Of War
ren0n, horseback improving
roads, enjoy the seek exercise
the enpn alleys the pistol gallery game biard,
heafu The OF and nowerz will find
has taken their approval while the ow deer
the awn the gold and silver fish, the elk and the relieve
tedious hour those who Interested In the nde In
word which expanded hberay could
add the comfort and accommodation OF v The
hurdle and the fancy bali masquerade and brilliant
preparations designed for only To the holy
religion, denomination, cordial gudgng invitation
spend without change The
the church respected throughout the FeFf Fl
These springs 3 % miles, according the taken from
Fredericksburg ~ 50 from Alexandra. Tnweekly will
from both these points till Ju when daily lines win be estab
islied.
These Springs known the post Office books Wanenton
springs and all letters should directed be t
Wauenon, sent the White sulphur spngs, Greenbrier
Terms Of board viii be ows $50 for the whole end
LIST Ocfober SIS for
month; SO sl7 for 81 rs day. meals
lodging SO each years
half No charge for children old When
tables provided children before
who their ordinary table VIII charged
DANIEL. WARD,
June Is st Superintendent
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California dreams OF secessioni No, Mr. Presidsnt
hope she does not dream OF anything OF that sor hut
she thinks of accession She must come into the Union
before she 90 out OF H. think that is plain prop
osison. The gentleman has stated truly enough, that
there are ties that bind the people Of California 10 the
United States hope these ties will be found % exist
always and IN all their force. hope, too, that the
gnment will be applied il may be, with equal force
N places not so far OF California hope these ties
h wi pave psesalsnse among the people everywhere
anu aWays winch VIII secure their attachment 10 the
Union.
Mr.. President, will detan the Senate no longer than
which referred yesterday, because did not on thai oc
casion furnish the reporters with the exact extracts
We therefore think the United States hold the public
son and the statutes with he and ao bv b. sn
municipal soveregny which may be supposed they pos-
sess OF have reserved by compact with the new States o
Full power IS given Congress "io make all nerdui
TSs s,9 s s
q a laws necessary 70 secure the rights Of the United
states % The public lands and % provide for their sale
And ilcoa.diutIona laws binding the people. II
be bound BY them Every constitutional of Con
gress passed BY The will Of the people Of the United
ec, mater OF the enactment and when 50 passed. Il be.
comes the supreme law OF the land, and by its
rory il may happen TO be. Tho proposition, therefore,
snch law cannot operate upon the subiectnatte o.
Ieiuta,lon, and requires further examination.
ne h0n0raDle member from LOUISIANA, thinks these
decisions Of the court obter dieta They were the
precise questions be decided by the courts they were
argued at much length and the decision turned precisely
MI KING Mr. President wish to cali ,hs he's attention
of the honorable senator to that part of the amendment o
the senator from Louisiana MIR SoULEl which relates
the taxing OF the public lands Is the honorable senator
prepared 10 give his opinion with respect 10 the power
vested in the State of California, il brought into the
Union without any reinquishment of that right! Does
he think that the power TO tax the public lands of the
United States does and will exist the State of
California!
Mr.. WEBSTER. That principle is entirely embraced
within the opinion of the Supreme Court The power Of
taxing the public domain is completely denied TO the
States by virtue OF the general authority Of Congress-
And, say the court, "by virtue OF that authority which
to the territory, the new States. without any compact
can neither interfere with the primary disposal Of the soil
nor tax the public lands" That is the decision
The question on Mr.. SoULEs amendment being taken.
il disagreed toyeas 49, nays 36as published in the
Union Of last Saturday.
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The name Of upon ara
payment of uhs Subscription be made advance.
Distant subscrhas forward money BY letter. postage
on which wi Be paid BY aad BY oesvss IN IL
sale transmission. NNtA 43F ~ u t4FfFft# Z
The COUNTRY PAPER s published nj weekly du.iax the ss
sions Of Congress, and semi weekly during recess
Subscriptions for period Less year win bc received
terms proporioned 10 the above annual rates.
pgPosTMAsTERs ON, .p.a,. ana by
sending DAILY subscribers, $50 snelossd ar vavs
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers win 325
subscribers with go enclosed, win be entitled copy As
edition they furnish subscribers for, svatis.
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THE at this place has opened stages daily
between and SIR Johns, point the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, distant only half miles.
Nisrs Baltimore Washington the arrive
here a O'Clock the eveng and from Cumberland
~, a.
The beneficial in all
go chronic diarrhGa, diseases Of the
skin and Of tho ktneysand especially ecacous IN all p
anies o te system peculiar % the otner sex Injury e
bathing unsurpassed There pnnrng baths twelve
cepionsy supplied from,
fountains temperature farenhe with shower,
and artificial baths s4..
fhe house Of The undersigned which win aeomnodais about
four hundred furnished throughout with ha
best and, in every ifem of
comfort, viii be found he not inferior 20 the best hosis
The provided and no pains or expense
spared catering for this establishments bedford ana oner mineral
while IN th mmenise netehborbood
there fine chalybeatc and sulphur sPfthfs Nit
Tcrms so for the n week. win an cf
the succeeding
proonr their say and according OF
June ss~swdSe JOHN sTRoTHRR
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and choice teas grown the fer
tile and genial soil OF A-sam......." 90 :"
With introduction mstchless
the intention Of the popncto distribute by
purchasers quanty ofeas equal the hr years profits the
sales effected. ~
Each win receive enclosed the package numbered
cerhcae emitting him chance In tho distribution for
my laid the receipts, amounting $2000o the
parcels Of e value OF ten cent?
thousand dollars win be given bonuses according the &
seal
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40 prizes In all HyVn IDS. ExpJ
Those persons prefer priced receive their
prizes In proportion they viii be for cash. W reduc
ton Of per Ns fA# lIN9E4N Ht
Q Country required Applications 70 be addressed (post
paid to the Company's Depot, as above So.
June l-d3m wv
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136 Greea,oica tfreef, Nsw York.
THE proprictors
heads families. choice and Of
ported by tep and hitherto unknown this country which,
their fragrance and dcacy, combined with virgin purity and
strength, produce infusion Of richness flavor
The teas offered the following; M W 'I.slNaVN f
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House-Furntshing Dry Goods. i
n H. HooE CO., Market Space, Streets
r. In store full and complete assortment Of the follow
ings aaI
Tapestry tapestry Brussels English Brussels, Brus
es imperial three superne ngans, nno and common In
grains, twcd venesns, l wds plain Vcnetian all wdhs
dgcots cloths, rods chenille ana
tued floor cloths from 20 ~ feet in width nsch
will be t shaped ha white and coofed cnn
ton Inattings f4ss4. n
sUNDRTEs. l4 ~,
Curtain de and damasks, lace and muslin curtains EN-
musns loops gmp Sc nnen
table damaks and napkins, pillow ana bolster linens
towels, white and cooea maee qus
couniepancs, from 81 50 up cloth table ana piano covs
coiOed
nrnte scotch Diapers housewife ana family
linens bed banketsest vareu crib blankets and quilts, he,
sc. Ut. VI. 3.&At
arc an sjous 10 close June 81
NEW Map ofCentrai America, with Gross Sections and
the various Proposed Routes Geological Cocnns
spusshed from English sna received @ @ ale BY
June % s4NF FHhNCk INtLoht
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

Eg OCULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAYS,
az Wednesdays and Fridays.-Sae Of horses every
81 o'clock, will sell at auction, at my store on 18th st.
variety OF Miscellaneous articles, consisting OF the fol-
lowing:
GROCERlEs-Sugar, Coffee, Gunpowder Tea,
Candles Soap, Nails Starch, Bacon Hams, Shoulders
and Sides, Rice, Pepper Ginger, Brandy, WhsSey, Gin
Moa 453 = But, Butter, Lard Herrings Shad.
FURNITURE Bureaus, Sideboards, Wristbands,
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bedsteads
Chairs, Candlestands, Dining, Tea, and Toilet Tables
Bedding, OF every description, Tenders Shovel and
longs with many other articles in the house keeping
line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.-I will also sell Boots
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind Hats Caps
Crockery ware, Matches, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, Books, &c.
au2l R. CAUTHORN.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Hanover, Lamkin New York, sundries to J
D Quares, A Antonio, Gaynor & Wood iBaker & Bro
Ginter. Jos Myers, A S Lee, Wadsworth, Turner &
Go, II w Tyler. A King, Womble, E j Picot, G J
Sinton & Co, CheRery, L D Crenshaw & Bro, Mace
& Winston, J Pizzin, Nash g. Woodhouse, J Rosen-
ham, Il shater g. Co, G Sumner, T & G Ellis, Smith
& Roberts, Hubbard, Gardner & Carlton, w TAYLOR
T Robertson H W Fry, R Smith, J A Levy, Gay,
Matthews & Co, H A Watt, B Peyton, Warren, Fariss
& Brown, Herring & Shelton, J R Anderson, Virginia
Woolen Company, R M Zimmerman, Williams g.
Claiborne Davenport, Allen & Co, Edmond & Daven-
port, Parker, Bayey & Nmmo A Hirsh, Word, Fer
guson & Barksdaie, w Butler Workman, McGruder
4 Co, G Crane & Son, Richardson g. Co, Christian
& Lathrop, PURCELL Ladd & Co, Dudley & Johnston
J T Sublett & Bro.
Schr Thos Vaughan, Joles. Philadelphia, coal.
Schr J. R. Watson, -, New York, ballast.
Schr Edwin Farrar, Mitchell, Charleston, S. c. lum-
ber
Schr Miranda, North, Baltimore, sundries.
Schr Jane, King, Philadelphia sundres
SAILED,
Schr Thos. H. Thompson, Kelly, Norfolk.
Schr John Sull, Teal, Philadelphia, sundries
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~ IS WONDERS N

WONDERS N &c EAS
exchange paper publishes the fSsgSwing tres
shentic source" 1t it should prflve esS9lSsss III
sioA, We have seyeqsjse.yer5 -rsss'~e' Cd ~ $500
like to avail themselves OF suca consss NJ .sabs
being "done brown or most a. sshtT color; 81
4 The we'll known and dis; Zen TwEss
turned from the Mexican We ssed W.T. s IL
He had however, 81 marks oies1ard sefsl ss
laurels could not 10y did Caesars ba ssas:a ~
One was "a head Is s.As.s.yol, and the others Ani.
GUS eruption MS forehead For the lattS, he was
advised to try mixture prepared by friend. la APP
plying it, some OF the mixture mostened the hair his
forehead and after while this part Of his hair resumed
its original color He then applied the mixture TO all
his hair, and it all became, and now OF its primitive
sandy hue He communicated the fact to some of his
friends in Washngton-especiayt to some ex-members,
who widowers and seeking preierment-and it has
been found efficacious in every instance. 1t does not
dye the har, but operate upon the roots, and
restore the har to its original co!or.
We understand that FLETCHER, under the Amer-
Hotel has obtained the original receipt and has
it neatly put up in vas for sale at so cents each it is
at least worth trial. Sc 6
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09

by DUNLOP. MoNCuRE & co.

GFOCERIES, &c. AT AUCTIoN.-On
~ TUESDAY, the 10th inst, commencing at 10
o'clock, we will sell at auction store, general as
sortment OF Groceries and say
SO hhds. Sugar. ranging from fair to choice
Is hhds and barrels Clarified Sugar
l0o hhds holasses, part choice quality
IL hhds. Molasses
IT'S boxes Tallow Sperm and Adamantine Cam
dies
60 boxes pale, brown, and black Soap
90 boxes Loaf Sugar
25 half chests and cases Gupnpowder and M,
perial Teas, part choice quality
III baskets Champagne wine, Madeira wine
Brandy, Gin, Mustard
2lo sides Leather
Bacon, &c, &c.
=, IERMs-Under Sl00 cash; over, 800, months Gre
dit forapproved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & Co,
Will be added to the above sale
IT'S boxes Window Glass say lOxI4. IOxI6. loxI7
l lixl4, l2x2S, 1924, l5z2o, l5x22, 1920 and
90 dozen Shovels, iron and steel q
$50 bags Shot, assorted sizes
20 kegs Bar Lead.
se6 D., NJ. Il CO., Aucts
VIM, ADDITIONAL.
Will be added to the above sale
so bbls. No. Herrngs
seq D., M. & co.
Tor SALE, LAND IN GOOCHLAND
Ill COUNTY.-Will be offered for sale, on the pre-
mises, at public auction, the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, the LIST day Of October next, if fair, other
wise on the next fair day, a tract of LAND in the
county OF Goochland, on James River, 5 miles below
Carersville situated between the farms of Torltor
Fleming, Esq, above, and Col. John Rutherford be
low, containing 472 acres 80 Of which, river bot
tom OF very superior quality, and suiciency in woods
for the support of the place.
Mr.. Benj. L. Smith residing on the place. will show
it to any person wishing TO view it.
1t sale OF the Land is not effected at the above time
then it will be offered for rent lease Tor one or more
years.
TERMs-One- third ON the LIST day of January 1851
the balance in two equal instruments at II and "a
months from the LIST of January, 1851. Bonds and a
deed OF trust the land to secure the deferred pay
ments.
By order OF the Legatees and Distributes of John S.
Smith, decd. BENZ LEWIS, Agent
N. B.-The day of sale lately advertised in written
notices, to take place the 8h is changed the Isl
OF October as above. Sc 3-dt27S*
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09

- The Northern mail had not reached the city last
evening when our paper was put to press. We learn
that the detention caused by the breaking of bolt
belonging to the engine This accident occurred short
distance this side the town of Fredericksburg, and we
rejoced to learn, productive of no other result
than the detention of the cars.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09

Drop in at FLETCHER'S, under the American, ye
whose ghtfu heads the objects of the laughter and
wit Of your associates, and get bottle of FLETcHERs
HAIR TONIC. 1t not only eradicates dandrutf but
per bottle Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by
VIM FLETCHER; o,1sorso be had of Alex DuVa1AR R.
Duval, and Vim E..4s5a6rooks, Druggists, Ma 1eet,
and H. J. Miller, Nsa2s95 Broad st. -
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09

NEW YORK, Sept. 4--Cld, schr J. Predmore,
Carmack Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Ard, schrs Warsaw,
Lukens, and Kate Stewart, Ogden, Ri chmond.
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EHOWARD HOTEL, BROADWAY

EHOWARD HOTEL, BROADWAY
u III CORNER, MAIDEN LANE NEW YORK
WALTER E. HARDING, PROPRIETOR pop
uar and old established Hotel has been leased by the
subscriber,it has undergone a complete renovation
large additions of elegant furniture have been made
within the last few months, and itsnow equal with any
first class Hotel in New York. general invitation is
extended to the public whose comfort shall be catered
for by their obedent servant,
WALTER E. HARDING.
New YORK. Aug. 10, 1850. au 23-dlm
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09
NHR. L.. s. SQUIRRELS SELECT
IyM SCHOOL. CORNER OF MAIN AND

lYA SCHOOL. CORNER OF MAIN AND
FIRST STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.-The next ses-
sion OF this School will commence on Monday, the 10th
OF September next. The course of instruction is
thorough and comprehensive, embracing the English
Branches, Ancient and Modern Languages, Maizena,
ties and Natural Science. The subjects of study will
be arranged with special reference the future pursuits
OF pupils but student will be permitted to neglect
those studies so constantly employed in the active bust
ness of life.
An opportunity will be afforded to the pupils of attend
ing course OF lectures on Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry, illustrated by numerous experiments.
The Modern Languages will be under the charge of
Prof Frse.
Terms, per session OF ten months
English Branches ......................$3 $50
English and Latin Observation-Disclosures 40
Latin, Greek and the higher Math. ...... so
Modern Languages, each. ...,.......... 20
Sc 5-df
Md RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
Ia JAMES R. FINCH, Principal
The Exercises OF this Institution will be resumed
September 10th
Terms per session of ten months.
Primary department.. .Sl5
Common English. Observation-Disclosures. 20
JUNIOR 40 ..'...'.'.... .........' 20
English and Latin and higher Mathematics 40
french. .'................... ~
Nusc ;.''....'. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AZ
All OF the ABOVE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Sc 2 dim
MJOTICE.-Havng taken Rev M. T. Summers
1% school-room on Grace street. ST. Pauls
Church. respectfully solicit the patronage extended to
my predecessor and that OF the public generally with
the that every attention shall be given pro-
mote the morals and advance the pupils committed to
my charge.
The first session of my School will commence on the
10Th Instant
Terms OF tuition payable quarterly per ten months as
usual
In the classical ard mathematical department. incud-
ing fuel and stationary. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
In the English department.. ............... % 90
T. R. BASS.
Imost cordially recommend my friend and successor,
Mr. T. r. Bass as Teacher, to my former patrons and
the public generally with the that entire salts
faction will be given. M. 7. SUMNER.
Sc 3-lm
"a NEW SCuOOL.-MISS a B. PEAKE
IA experienced in teaching, will open School for
the instruction Of girls al the OF CLAY and 9TH
streets, on the first Monday in October. The course
otstudy will embrace all the elementary branches OF an
English education Having for fourteen years had the
management of female School, she can exhibit salts
factory testimonials of qualification, &c. Application
can be made to her brother G. r. Peake, who will state
terms, &c. Richmond, Sept. q 1850.
A class of Boys will be taught at the same house,
though separate from the above, by competent m
structress, upon the usual terms. dh.
MpiPES AND STEMS.
d 10000 handsome canewood Stems
100000 papers Oronoko and cut smoking Tobacco
so groce Buckingham Pipes
For saleby R. M. ZIMMERMAN,
SO 3 15l Main st.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09

The National Inteligencer says the small majority
for the Texas bill Of the true sense Of the
House." That we think was plainly manifested by
the on reversing the Speakers decision on recon-
sidering the rejecting the BILL and on ordering the
previous question. Many of the nays doubtless want
have it say that if they erred it the side OF
their section They were only too strongly slavery
antislavery, according to their hailng from the
North the South. We think the Southern erratics
at least will have to settle serious account home
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

IA FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--WiIl be sold
TUESDAY Afternoon, the 10th Sept, 1885, upon the
premises, commencing at o'clock, Lot, ironting 80
feet on the south side OF Broad street. running back 40
feet on Henry street, with small framed dwelling
thereon, recently in the occupancy OF Mr.. James j.
Walker.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months
for satisfactory endorsed negotiable paper title with
held w. GODDIN, Auct
dtds
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LATEST NEWS.


FtnaI Proceedings on the Teas Bill.
The SPEAKER adhering to his decision that MIR. How
ards motion to reconsider the by which the House
refused to order the Texas Boundary BILL amended
by Mr. BoYD's amendment was not in ORDER Mr..
HOWARD appealed and the decision overruled, yeas
49, mays l23.
The vote was reconsidered, yeas 1872, nays a..
Mr.. HOWARD intimated his desire to offer an amend
ment but said he would do so if the friends OF the
bill desired to pass it in its present form
The previous question was ordered, yeas lis, nays
81.
The bill was ordered to its third reading, yeas l0S
nays SO.
Mr. BURT moved to lay the bill on the tabe-reiect-
ed yeas 81, nays lOS
And then the bill passed. yeas 1o7, nays 81
(The reader will find the vote under the editorial head
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09

vWNRUST SALE.--As trustee under deed from
Ill Geo. w Merritt to me, for purposes therein ma
med. shall sell on Friday Sept 18Th. at his residence
mentioned consisting of household and kitchen furn-
ture, and frame house adjoining his residence Sale
TO commence at 10 o'clock "A. M.
A. JUDSON CRANE, Trustee
Sale to be conducted by
Sc 6-dd ALEX MOTT Auct
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09

81 10000 handsome canewood Stems
100000 papers Oronoko and cut smoking Tobacco
so groce Buckingham Pipes
For saleby R. M. ZIMMERMAN,
SO 3 15l Main st.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09


WAITER E. HARDING.
New YoKK, Aug. 49, 1850 au23-dlm
NT OTICE.-In addition to the daily stage line con-
~ Meeting with the Packet Boats at Manakin Ferry,
a stage is also running between Richmond and the
Springs, leaving the American Hotel at 81 O'Clock, A
NJ. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and on Saturdays at
o'clock, P. NJ; leaves the Springs Mondays We'd
nesdays and Fridays at o'clock, P. M,
Fare by boat and stage. .'............Si %
N. B., Those taking the stage through will be called
for at their places of residence if they register their
names at the American Hotel the day previous.
seq is R. w. ROYSTER, Pr Fl. S. Co.
MH EXTRACT OF SARSAPAREEEA, THE
MOST CELEBRATED MEDICINE OF THE
AGE. 800, 700 BOTTLES MANUFACTUR-
ED VERIFY Warranted to keep Tor anv length
Of time in all climates, and is sovereign remedy for all
diseases OF the blood.
The above Compound can be bought at my store at
onehaf the price is sold for any other store in this
city-eorner OF Cary and l7th streets Richmond
2n 20 dts JOHN F. MATHEWS
-DISSOLUTION.-Th Co-partner-
ship heretofore existing under the and style
Of P. H. q W. f. WALDROP was dissolved on the
9th August by mutual consent.
P H. WALDROP,
Sept A. 1850 WIN F. WALDROP
The subscriber will continue the Grocery business,
neral assortment of GROCERIES may always be
se5 d6t# P. H. WALDROP,
a TTENTION, MOTHERS !-DR. WALSH
IA cures Chills and Fevers in day, Acute Rheu-
matism in short me Bilious Fevers in few days, and
the Summer Complains OF children IN twenty,tour
hours Mothers look to the interest OF your children
before it is too late See how your little ones wi
thering in your hands Why will you mercurialize
them to death Give drugs to the dogs and send for
our Neutrazing Mixture, and your children are safe,
ag7 Office over the Dry Goods store OF l.. & M.
Rose Broad street sec is
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09

d q Isqt - finger. spec, SE3s q =
~ French and American Window Glass,
81 dossSAe thickness.
( os CO., thei popular Patent Medicines Painters
Coco 52lg and in oiD Brushes, Toilet Soaps, and a
gol assortment of fancy articles.
N B.-Particular attention to packing and for
warding orders PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Druggists, 80 Main st., corner 18th,
au 81 Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
SATURDAY,
At ]. w. Randolphs Bookstore, l2l Main street.
O'Clock Is u 0' e 0's IS