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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-04

GCC.CCo FT1TsT OF TJrlfEEE.
THE arqesr stock oi Lumber in Evarsvi'ia.
! comprising a'most every variety # Pine and
Poplar AID at tie low est prices can b. found ~
BABCCCK BROTHERS
Yard on 2nd street near locust James Steele
LumheIman. iaurl5 III
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REGULAR VTTET-TT LOUISVILLE G
ST LOUIS PACKET.
e.. :. THE splendid last running passenger
-. Steamer
SAThDIT
CoLrMAN, N0sirr,wi.l run as Above. rern'ar pack
e. durrg he season: lraviue Louisville esery Mon
day evening at2 O'Clock. and Evansville every
Tue=d1y incoming N 3 O'Clock l2r 81. Louis; and
returning Will leave ST. Louis every hn,zdoy ev-
cning and Evansville every Sa.u.day morning al
O'clock for Louisville anG Cincinnati.
For freight 81 passa-e, having very superior &c
commodauons apply on hoard or =
OElIEX s MITCHELL,
ap30 If Agents.
LOUISVILLE & 81. LOUIS FACKET.
U-r, o, The fire, fast running, and substantial
Lsss.ss..lk.aa S,e;mcr,
GEN. WASHINGTON,
Capt. LANGHoRv, Minister. VIII Iun during tbe
season as a rc-ctlar Louisville, Evansville and -
Louis Packe,. r he sill leave Louisville every Wed
nosday nj 10 O'Clock ~ NJ, passing Evansville ev
cry Thursday informing al 1 o'clock. Rclumpg,
vii. leave -. Lonis every Saturday evening q, o
clock and pass lA ansyiie every Monday morning Al
o'cock.
For freight or PASSAGE apply on board or "a
mhH6 3m 0BH.EY a. MITCHELL. Acts
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LVhI 5NlLLL EOUED1Y, -
ON MAIN STREET AND TIE CANAL.
SEANTLIN & EEE TsANE.

MANUFACTURER Of Stoves. Crates and
W Crate Bars. iIollow-wnre ndisons irons
wagon Box. i1ou2hz. Sc. and every article per-
tanning 70 tler lIre, are now ready 10 receive or.
Iegs i0r The seine.
Al Kinds al J Work viii sc executed with the
uiIaast Ill. ,atc!.
s. Ci.iC and Ware Room al Tie Foundry.
ae22 G&w2h
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CFTICE or

The National Loan Fund Life Assurance
Society ofIcndon ard New York.
Capital. 100000 or 100000!
Locra street, ofPoSiie Sicr3-ood H0ass.
THIS Institution Is founded On lie mutual and
i Joint stock principle, ard presents TO the in
sugcd The guarantee 0i large capital n part OF
which Is perm; nen,ly invested IN the ni:cd States
m addition 10 Tire accumulation OF premiums and
possesses many Other advantages over any other
coupal iu tbs country. Parties wishing TO take
insurance upon "OwN' or Anothe.'s" laie Joint
Lives. fer ytrr=. or in any Other mode, would do
Wei 80 cal tHa eas:.ssS 80 .dyaRages presented
by this Society.
JOHN J. CHANDLER.
jY9 q Aacni.
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INSURANCE.
TIEE EvANsvILLE lHsURANCr co.,
EvAusvILID INDIANA.

NV ILL insure buildings ANA ftrsOnal Properly on
w lind against less or damage by liTe and Boats,
and Vessels, and Merchandise, in the course Of
transportation, against loss or damage by lire or
water, &c. Olhce IN Tie room occupied by Jas
g. Jones, Law Office, on tie corner of Sycamore
and Fust sueo's. mh2O If
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= CLAYTON
e. Importer of Watches, and Whole
esA sale Dealer III Jewelry, Clocks.
Watch Materials. &c.

iA importer Oh httCAcSs anu ~ HOlrT
e&G sale Dealer III JeweIry, Clocks,
Watch Materials, &c.
In the Summer OF 1875 this House commenced
whclesaleing w -chos and Jew elry prices cGc p
or thar, ire ike were sold in the " Wholesale oo5nc
stores OF r'urs -
The great desire of the Prorri.4.4 evas then. and
has been ever since, To divert tic curf6rt-5 ae
that was flowing into the Atlantic cite from The
Ncstern ana IgtlI-wcsfegn States, ana compel il Co
terminate IN Cincinnati. There was a period "hcu
New ork stood IN Il position more advantageous
than this city rs depot tor the manufactured goods
both OF Europe and this country. but science and
art have now given Cincinnati ile means ol attain
ing, II she will proud au tisvation an Trade and
Commerce any city IN tie world. The Aleeha-
ny mountains have been levellca down, and dis
tance annihiated, that trGUesman here can
send his order IN the morning to his manufacturer
Tor 'ewegy. who NAV reside, most II the manu-
tacturlng Jewellers do IrheT in the State az Nryv
jersey. Rhode land or VI Massachusetts. aud Le.use
evening receive reply, and il few hour 1f'cgthn
goods made they will be tat his door. The read
er say that lie can perceive 10 arihiy rea-
why Cincinnati Should not s, Il goods a- cheaa
the eastern cites but he cauro : e how Clayton
i enabled To sell Watches and Jcwelry che lper than
they do there few words will make all clear
Dealers in the East buy and Sc II credit ard have
Consequently 10 tax every customer heavily 20 COW
er expenses and LOSES; hat Clayton p.vS Cash ton
every thing that he purchases and sells lis goods
no man, however rich he may lie. on credit. And
this House is wholesoing more Watches ans
Jewelsy than three. trurtTs OF the wholesale Cstab
lishments IN New York
StOre on Ihe- south cas-; corner OF Sycamore ID
Second streets, Cincinnati IuI21
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TTvrn DaTT-=

y NINTS ground in oil, ol az colors and in guam
s titles 20 suit purchasers for e-lr -
HAICIi1'r'S & CO.
icl IF No. j., Front 81.
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TBg ANLRICAF LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY.

tiEcCEnCSs Ira.
CHAETER UNuNiTID: CEANTEr, January ~, 1870.
CAtITAL- $4,000.
Sio~fk,iGcrS 5nd'riGpoHy Liat'c.
p OR the Occurrence of HoFsis. EuEs, Pf1r
z BUf,s, SuuP rlm Ct1TlT. Clcvev GescIil lion,
aeairsl tac colsincd risks eff Fire, Water, Acct
deafs and Di>caee; also upon soc'. GTiven TO east
ern Markets; or transported south.
D. Losses paid in so days oi,,r proc. OF death.
DIRECTORS:
J0scrh q Dcvm1n. Counsellor;
Fprairrnd Elerwirc. Merchant;
Cap.. I.aac Mas, Merchants
Hon Thos. Bishop,
john \. se Merchant and Eank Director;
Alvin ". Tracy. do. do. do.
Hon Abner T. El'is, State Senator and
mayor Of Nnccnues;
Adm Smith Farmer. Bank Director, ind
Auditoro Knox county.
JOSEPH q. BOW NAN, President
b SUURTIfIF WuTSIY. SECRETARY.
WV. BrTrcH. TreaSurr, Merchant, and President
Yiuccrues Branch of State Bank of lnd
AiANSON WAItNER, Agent al Evansville.
myS Il
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g ElEE rEG.

w In 20 IN store loO half boxes Of BIZ 10 wIn-
W dow CLASSY hich We arc instructed 20 sci he
lew The market To ryperson wanting the article
we can sell.
ie2! # O'RILFY & MITCHELL.
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- TllTGHfTTE. e
Tr-TOVAT..
CErFNT.
FrhZsETD WAITED.

II TIC Market fer another Season for any
Guar ity Of Fiaxseed
7 kM r-erurct rurcEnse any quanntv OF AK
sfcd. Tor which viii always pay The highess
market price ir cash J. y. CLARkSGN-
Produce proser ard CorInis ion Nercn; 1T, Sonih
side Of Main between 9Th and 7ih SIS, louisville,
XIV tango w6'nl
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THAT ETC PIAcKuAT

4 Combination OF beauty. durability economy
and fashion, IN the purchase OF hats. caas,
boEneis Hosiery. boots ard shoes. Mons kig.
calf morocco, grain nud slick boots. Ladies hid
lies and slippers, kid baskiHs Kill exccsiors Ni -es
slippers boots and shoes. Chi.dfsn's shoes 90 I'll
kinds Boys boots and shoes. Hats and Cops q
any qralI'y and description. Give me CAL.
n. B.-Thick boots, 81 - To 81 =
aug2S-iyw J L. HANNAH
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DRUGGS. &C.

L-LCS. I-ECIClEES, LIC
/ All now IN Ire caiiy receipt a my spring 81
j ply ct DRUGS, &c., &c. nsisliBg IN J. =.
OF the following: Ta
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1.LVy ccCDs ~ ~ c. EouST-

r 'OSL lh x BROWN, have just received az Tie
II > ". corner of Main and FIRST stlees, large
aud varied assortment G. Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Shoe, Hats, Bonnets, &c. &c. to wIicn
hey would s9icit call from iEe public 10 an ex
rinincica of tAcir stock. Their Goods having
been selected lu New York, from first hauds they
viii be ecai led 90 sell cwerpnd offer otiei qualities
then merchants purchasing in western ciiies.-
Beng DESTROYS Of closing our their stock 70 meet an
anticipated ciance in their business rare induce
meuts vii he Offered. The laifs.siylcs AM pat
forms OF fashionable Dry Goods vii he sold az
snail advance on cost prices. Thankful Tor past Ia
vors sovery literally extended 80 them. they hope 90
merit q continuance of The same by the prce and
quality oil their goods aud strict attention to their
business.
mvH IF
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EONCR TIL DEADI
KENT & IiEECE,S
MARBLE WORKS,
Evansville, Indiana.

(-Nt1r ne Can't EeUsc.l
4 'HiS imporia't EEsach o kcgf l. Lawrence 3
extensive Marble Works, is now folly prepar-
a to furnish any sfrie cf Menenicos 10 the Dead.
VIZ: Monuments Oig'isls. Tcufs Read ard Foot
Stones, 81 every style, in American and Italian
AaFa'e. They hove owrlcyod nc lcsi Fnsray ers
or et'criss IRE t1si a!lor and ARE determined
'hn' NOT only slall lher wo-tsfe finished I'M letter
style tran any heretofore offered to this public bat
at rates ~ rc-- o1aa ~ les ihon those 81 snv
other esia 'iishmCni ~ the West Arv ordeTs ul7ae
hf'nel Ire travelling agents 81 said fFu. viii be
promptly and satisfactorily attended 10.
ms irm works cn extensive quarry OF haGui ifli
N"Iilc 'n Vermont. from which tkgv cre censrant-
II receiving supplies oi marble N ever .orrr This
rlrcs tfen an aufa~c over aE otarrs ~ filing
orers chcaqY. a worl 20 the HIs- sriiicient IS
Cal and examine orr work and prices before nun
chasing OF m9aing orders ese.ehefe
Jyl3 dtSwly u A. LAWRENCE. u
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ERrCEIUM CT FAsEICN.
Nor 7naoriar EaoJEsiinat.

80 4 '-'tt'' rs -@"t'I1ttSItf \ 10
q v. GLOVER takes this method OF inform
II. ing the citizers OF Evansville that having
purchased Ule interest Of lis late partner, he Is now
prepared to couy on the above business in All its
various branches. in the shop formerly occupied by
Bradt & Matthews, corner Of Nam md Isl sifeeIS
Prom his lorg experience IN the busn, So and q de-
termination ou his part. Of attention 70 IT, he feels
confident al being able 10 give gcuGal satisfaction
The latest fashions received quarterly.
I'll If
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= HF u1ders -ned II pr' pared e. furnish Ice dur
ire tho Sumner in any quantity. to aRr person
who VII call IT hs residence. Locust street. be-
ween Water and Fist. IIOS. BUTLER.
nlv30 d3m
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TO *FCcuiators in Real l;siate Il Great
EDrgain is Offered.

u VIZ ~ unjer.l-IeI now ,,rs the East h.lf Of the
+ North ios'eu enlargement ior sale. which
includes 'eh' cnuic tioci 81 groru1 and l56 lots
hin- snort distance cast OF tie keil5Caa depot.
Ihe 'taiiroac passes through Tie ccrtle street u
this EIVtti} D. rot solo private sale CT az before
Monday. 'te 2lst cay az CctoierNtXt. I will uro.
&C 90 g. u s;ia lots 40 public Auction cn t.i.t day
and continue 10 m day 90 Gay M III e. ~, sod.
TIeHs oF Stif-- CHe fourth cash. dc. balance
in one. TWO and Three years. vii iuitrcsi;,Id rte
augi9 Is NATHAN BDWLEY.
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AUI5ITyIST FATC OF 'gECTICE.

$50 49, : AN--1 = A. - A. = - ~ - .-1
= tl lCt - L,I'ts gwen tirtt o." uu. ti-igrcu
!. Ia, t9scr letters oi aiuiHi-t ation on u.r e.
tate Il hVIi.iau Sjins1n. ate # NaEtCluil' COM
~ ladiaua, dec ae,d Ali persons Indebted 20 the
said estate are requested 40 make inmeU1te pay
ment aDd ih.se having claims aaair~i Tie same are
uotiRe To- present them duly authenticated ior SET
tlcmcut. The said estate ssuppos-d tn be solvent.
aus-.-2w BRACKET MliIS, Admir-.
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900 o. l0jire, French eco do Toft acid, Eng
200 OF io6ide de IUiassa cases Up I.iquoroe
100 cz IanEin do. Refined BoFax4
30 OF snip A0TPhia 5cnsks kast Salssratas
20 O. Acetate % 80 lis piicEsilver -
5eO oz Cuinine Sulp $40 do CaionieI Eng q
10 los Gum Opium $50 80 CaloInel Ama
90 60 Soma Alepd - 90 Ext Bark Conpd
20 90 Go EIEoia do' 10 DO Puig Red Bark
900 % Naples Sulphur 80 90 Cklorolorm. Cur
iuu DO birthstone l0OO do heii'd salt Pefre
400 90 Arsenic 20 10 OIL L. mon, pure
OBJ haiSam Copava 20 d. Cum Anon
400 lbs Spts Nltre 20 90 Aniseed 10
400 90 Spfs ammonia 30 DO Cloves
IeO 90 snip Al;her 80 90 Rosemary -
800 DO .aIapa puiy 20 gals refined Olive
go 10 Ehei rulv 81 us Oil psppermin
100 DO lpCcochupna pul ICOo lbs Sal soda wv
lGo0 60 Sci Rochelle pu' 5CH lbs Gambler er
200 Go sup Carb Soda -
The above are warranted q best quality ord 7
be sold or 4 small advance for cash or 10 pronru.
dealers on usual credit. RIv sock has been pur
chased entirely iloIl FIRST hands, blsi ierms-so
the public can rely upon their la'Fiiy and prices
tcb1 Il CRAWL ORD BELL.
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High FaIuting Notions

u-g High FaIuting Notions.-
n fy-1 Rahy Wagon. Clothes Baskets,
1850 $500 Mar q and Reiicnle Baskets,
Tubs. Bucke's md Bowls. Faucets. and other No.
ions in the Willow md Hollow Ware bro. 1T
HORNBROOK az RubTIS',
rhl3 Man street.
9FEIIT(AI. tiEO b WALKER. Phns,e
VI and Surgeon, Office on Walnut between Fl
and Front streets. arai<
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CReCEERx-wARE.

N-tN VIZ a = : " LAItIi.
y S2cscssslc ss7lJ Retail,
THE undersigned hav. Just received a large
/ addition 20 heir s'o.k of
QUEENS WAREAND CHINA.
And are prepared O. sGow ticiT customers fine
lot OF goods Won assorted We are sure the in
ducem.ufs wcuitr 20 dealers are Gus. sufficient 70
enable 'hcm tu ri7t thgI pu-c.a- csSt rs ,w rates
as may he done 30 other an. larger otgs. Orders
ATTENDED 10 puc.ua.iy and vgy careu,ly packed.
We have u.sj !C,Oiv. Il -r additional StocN 81
CHINA
pi latest STYLES. which viii nc sold low
cGg att iIt .LLlNGSWCBlH &HUGULS.
8 Warick Democrat coy IT,
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II : SALT

NRnn SAChS T.. !. Salt just 'ccoived
SEyUN5 steamer Chief Justice Marshall, q
Sa4atiu> Tor sale .ov ty
TAYLOR & HARVEY,
., ~ # waite stree
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MAIZE. &c

= 20 KEGS Boston aHd N4Tcoling brands, =
t<.sIS lca- Flooring nnl Fence Brads, assorted
81, e,. IL store and Tor sale b'
i,al FOSTER & BROWN.
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Office ofthe Evansville < Illinois 4. r.

Office OF the Evansville x Illinois e. Z.
Company.
{ I a called meeting 1T tie Eoaul of Directors
= o. sand road, cn Thursday. Aug. IT. it was
ordered ;bat i've dollars on each share Of The cap
iia tocA Ia paid tuthe Treasurer on or before the
-6-ll day a. August inst and that FIVE dollars
more be paid on each share, or or heio-e The 26h
ct SCptcu' Cr ucAt. aud n further sum Of FIVE dol
ia-s On each sl4-se-l paid en- or before the 25:h
cay OF Ocl0bty nest.
EDWARD HOPKINS,
nra2 jGoyvlm Trea-ufer.
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FLAXSEEnl rF.AvSEF0IT
PROPOSALS

WILL be received nj my office for one month
w iIOm TINS date Tor the delivery of il 600 ilt
Of Tlan . Q or IS icot In length. 6 10 inches wide
md 9! lucEcs thick. Al SO--ior n quantity -.
Scantn q Nv inches and 3 by inches in size
By order Ct tie Common Ccufcl 81 The ci:y 81
Evansville. JOHN j. CHA I-Ltf,.
aug p I'm City Clerk.
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r~r9E -.

CTpEnTOR TCrre Hyeo1 \ uuug Hyson. imper-
= iai and Hlac, i cas-, Extra orange ool9ns pekoe
a iue black Tea .0r sale 10y
wvl n HORNBROOK & BURTIS.
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II c. GWATHHTY olorcls Authorized Nv ne
J.. To- s,''e Tic business OF The !oio Tm OF Hen
r. S,.irheg Z Co. .......-,
i-sl HENRY SCTRlBER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-02
CITY AFFAIR s.
MAYORS COURT.

His Honor yesterday opened his court at 10 o'clock
In accordance with an annunciaton made day OF
two since, that during the remainder of the spring and
summer he should change the hour of commencement
from ii to 10 O'Clock, daily.
Only one cuprt was brought up from the cage; he
proved to be sulky free negro. from North Carolina
who had taken up his residence in the city without leave
or license. The watchnen arrested him Tuesday night
on Cary street, because he had neither register pass
He gave his name as Henry Mills and told Capt. jim
kins was native of"Od Spain, but farther than this
spoke not remaining doggedy silent under the question
ings OF the Captain. He produced pass purporting to
have been written by citizen OF Wilmington, N C :,
granting the bearer permission to promenade that town
till II o'clock each night Tor the space of one month
The Mayor recognizing Mills as an old acquaintance
whom he had before ordered to leave the State sent
him below for correction with the pleasant assurance
that If arrested again in the city after the lapse of twelve
days. he would be dealt with pretty summarily.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-02
OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
R1 and ,p;fh the odr;co and coneont of tbo C,ao{,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and Nth the aduice and consent of the Senate
UNITED STATES MARsHALs.
Richard Waach, for the District of Columbia
George Little, for the District of North Ca
rolina.
William Paine, for the District of Maine.
Samuel Garfield, for the District of New Hamp-
shire
Charles Devens, Jr.. for the District of Massa-
chusetts.
Allison A. Pettengill, for the District OF Connec-
ticut
George w Jackson, for the District of Rhode
Island
Samuel Barr, for the District of Delaware
Thomas H. Kent, for the District of Maryland
Goshorn A. Jones, for the District of Ohio.
Solomon Meredith, for the District OF Indiana.
John w. Twichell, for the District of Missouri.
Luther Chase, for the District of Arkansas
Frederick g. Smith, for the Western District Of
Louisiana.
Stephen B. Shellady, for the District Of Iowa
Alexander M. Mitchell for the District of Min
nesota.
William M Brown, for the District of Georgia
James S. Speed, for the District OF Kentucky
LAND OFFICERS.
Ezra Rood, to be Receiver of Public Moneys at
Detroit, Michigan.
Marcus Boyd, to be Receiver of Public Moneys at
Springfield, Missouri,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-02

A SURVIVOR OF COOKS VoYAGEs-1here is at present
residingin Southampton, England, an old man named
Ward the last survivor Of Capt Cooks companions in
his voyage round the world. He is ninety nine wears
OF age and is in possession of all his faculties He was
present at Captain Cooks DEATH and himsefreceiyed
spear wound from one OF the islanders
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-02

A RIVAL TO CALFoRNIA--A letter from Paris saws
in the province OF Leon SPAIN the richest gold ore has
been discovered. All the inhabitants ofGenada have
left the city for the country; and the sands of the
river Dauro well those around the city are filled
with the precious mineral The monomania OF gold
digging is general now in Spain 5000 men were al
ready engaged in washing, digging and fighting for the
acquisition ofthese unexpected riches.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-02
WHY is FLETCHER,s HAIR TONIC

W n ~ lie I CIIER7S IAER TONIC
So POPULAR? 1.-The reason is obvious because
it is the best preparation Gifts Glass; and sold at half the
price of inferior competitors for public favour Adver-
Using alone will not make article sell a-days.
The world has grown wiser, and no wonder-it has
dollar for bottle Of Liquid for the hair when they can
get betthr article for fifty cents. AS an agent foY
eradicatng dandruf, Strengthening preserving, and
eeeautyylng the halr FLErcHERs HAIR Tome sold at
position Tor the same purpose that European or Ame-
can invention has yet given to the world Principal
office under the American Hotel
-, Also, to be had at Alex Duvas, R. R. Duvas and
W. W. IL Seabrooks, Druggists, Main street, and H. j.
Mler's us Broad street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-02

THE PATRICK HENRY SOCIETY. =
There will be meeting of the Patrick Henry Society
at the Richmond Library Room on Friday evening
next, the Sd Of MAY, at s O'clock an 20 q
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-02

FIsHING.-The fishing trade of the Ohio river is
becoming an item of considerable importance in the
trade We learn from an attentive correspondent al
Carolton Kentucky that IS 900 lbs of fresh fish were
shipped ttom that point Tuesday, for various mar.
kets-Louisuille Ky Jour. of Com
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-02

COTTON MANUFAcruRE.--We regret to learn that
in consequence of the low price OF goods and the
high price of the raw material, some of the cotton
factories in this vicinity nave come to the deermina
ton to stop their mills, while others propose to
work halftme" after the LIST OF next month All or
nearly all the manufacturers of brown cottons have
come to this determination. Amer.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-02
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

we have but little to add to our former accounts
Brooke and Hancock elect Wells, D., by 1874 Mar
SMALL Jenny, d. "a Wing loss y Hampshire, 2 Demo-
Gratis Marion, Boyston, D.. Richmond and Lancaster,
Gresham w., by 4majority Monongalia Warman,
D. Prince William, Harrison, D.
we thnk 1t probable, from the returns, that Edging-
ton Wing, elected Senator from the Wheeling Dis
triCt.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-02

The last Parkersburg Gazette mentions the voluntary
return of four runaway negroes from the State of Ohio
to their owners in Brooke county. The Gazette SAYS
the negroes were perfectly Disguised with their abo-
ton friends in Ohio.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-02

The rates of charge by the Morse Telegraph Line
between New York and Boston, and Portland, are to
be reduced the LIST May less than one half of the
present rates. Similar reductions be made on
the lines from Boston to Providence and New Bedford
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-02

The citizens OF Richmond are signing petition for
the pardon OF DR.. Webster.-Danuile Register
This is mistake. No petition of the kind has been
circulated in this city--Enquirer.
The Enqulreris mistaken. petition for the pardon
fDr. Webster has been circulated in this city We I'M
dersand about two hundred signatures were obtained
and transmitted to the Executive OF Massachusetts,
Times.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-02

LIGHTING THE City WITH GAs.-We invite the atten-
ton OF the reader to the action of the City Council
Tuesday evening" in relation to lighting the city with
gas The official report of the proceedings will be
found below.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-02

Gov. UJHAzY, the Hungarian patriot. and suite
arrived at Cincinnati on the 25th inst and left the
following day for Iowa where, has been before an
nounced, they intend settling.