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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-14
R. WHITFIELD & SON.

SPRING IMPORTATION
i !: !; .: 9:
WANssgS-.ST OF CHINA AND GLASS, March,
" YMffTWlaY l850.-By the ship Kate Hunter from
n &slsllasgA Liverpool, we are receiving our sup
GsMNITfNaNWM ply Of CHINA AND QUEENS
1KS HEEiIhiI IHNp lllNf WARE.
[NWbMhNw By the schooners T. II. Thompson,
YaWEgX Rassa, Richmond and Orianna, we
are receiving large and commanding
stock of plain, mould and cut GLASSWARE; also,
Looking Glasses, Castors and variety of FANCY
GOODS, well adapted to the country trade. Our
Goods packed with great care and we solicit call
from country merchants and others.
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & CO.,
NH u No. l0l Broad street.
THINA HALL.-By the ships Isaac Wright and
subscriber has received from the manufacturers the larger
part OF his
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-14

DEMONSTRATION fl. EDMUNDS.
suit of rooms, corner of Main and 10th streets No.
100. Persons wishing neat and substantial work can
procure by calling Mr.. E., who prepared to in
sert teeth from to full Set with or without artif
cial gum and block work, as the case may require
Also, what are commonly called atmospheric pressure.
suction sets, and all other operations pertaining To-
the science.
References-Prof. c. B. Gibson Rev. ]. B. Tavlo-
Rev E. Kingsford, James c. Crane e. Son, VIM:
Gwathmey, M. d., A. Judson Crane, Esq-Richnnond
ia 26-d6m.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-14
CONTINUED from first page.1
Sc pounds . inch round iron

CLASS No. Pig Iron.
so tons No best American gray pg-ron per ton OF
2240 lbs.
CLASS No. 3-Hardlpare, sc.
5Opapers cout nails assorted, 3D. 3d. 4d and sd, p.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-14
a---s SPRING SUPPLIES OF
EARTfkENWARE AND CILJNEr

EARFaf&3ElSsZyARE AND NIbINKs
And from auction ef1Ters, by packets
from Naw~4ofR and Boston, large. assortment OF
Pressed, Plain and Cut GLASS-together with apreat
variety ofFANCY GOODS, LOOKTNG-GLASSES
&cto which he invites the attention of his numerous
customers and friends, well the public generally
assuring them that every inducement 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 and desirable Goods
HUGH A. WATT,
NH l6 No 10 M DIN s+roa+
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-14
Leave Lynchburg Mon
day, Wednesday and Fri

Way Passengers wishing to take the Boats. will see
the hour necessary to be at the canal by referring the
time OF starting OF the Boats, and adding the hours
takes to reach any Of the above distances
au "a BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
EARE TO CHARLOTTESVILLE Sour
- Packet Boatsle Richmond Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at A. NJ, and connect at Scots
VILE with Tyler and Littles line of Stages for Char
lottesvie
~ Fare through only 49,
fe 20 BOYD EDMOND g. DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-14
VA FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. 67,

S-tJ' dp ~o-lu
an FA ASH MILLINERY. @3aa
ysT MRS JANE WOODY has opened Rss k
MILLINERY STORE on Main ST., we%
one door above the Mansion House, where she socits
a call from her friends and the public generally
She has just returned from New York and Philadel.
pha, where she has made her selections of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY,
which she is confident be surpassed in this cjty
Among which, will be found ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS; great variety, from the cheapest Ame-
rican to the most costly French.
STRAW BONNETS, embracing all the new styles,
VIZ English Dunstable A bino and Queens Own; Chi
ma Pearl and Florence Braid Rich Blonde Lace French
Monies. -'N''
These are the most delicatey beautiful Bonnets ever
offered IN this city, and are entirely new, having been
Just introduced in Paris.
SILK AND SATIN BONNETs
MISSES JENNIE LIMBS
ana oher desirable styles, and great variety
ALso-Ladies' CAPS, and the finest assortment Of
RIBBONS, &c &c. an9 3 aa u
A ZEN, CHILES Il CO., IO2 Main Street.
AN richmond, Va, are now opening and offer for
sale atthe lowest cash prices $4,000 worth ot-sff6n
'' ' READY MADE CLOTHING.
whchls OF our own manufacture and be warranted
little better made" than usually found in Clothing
stores ESQ OR ~ assormcnt comprises part
1000 Summer Coats of every variety
1000 Business Coats latest styles
Also, the largest assortment of Dress and Frocx
Goats offered in the city of Richmond.
PANTS.-5Ooo pair Of pants, Of every variety
VESsTS assormen me 81 2eTSTstyie possible.
passed by any other store in the CITY
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.-We
have particularly selected the Goods in this branch OF
business and confidently assure purchasers that ours
of the latest STYLE and sold the opest cash prices
For extra bargains call at the old established money
saving institution OF
KEEN, CHILES & co,
Late Keen & Coz
NJ B. Goods received by steamboat and express three
times week. APP IS is
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-14
SPRING SUPPLY.-DRUGS, MEDICINES
~ PAINTS, OILS AND DYES &c, Whole
s0Ie 0uH Ref1U bU PEVTnN TnTJNSrnN

Spring SUPPLY.-DRUGS, MEDICINES
- PAINTS, OILS AND DYES, &c, Whole
DRUGGIST, us Main street, Richmond, Va:-'The
subscriber is daily receiving by the several arrivals from
the Northern Cities, his usual supplies of fresh Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumeres and Fancy articles
Paints Oils, Brushes of every kind, Window Glass,
Dye Stus, &c. &c. all OF which are of the very best
quality the market affords, and having been selected
with especial reference to purity, they be recon-
mended with confidence to those requiring Them either
by wholesale retail and the most reasonable terms
Country merchants physicians, planters and others in
want will lind it to their interest to examine his stock
which will be found extensive and complete.
NH ID PEYTON JOHNSTON, Druggist
UhOVE n ISAACS, No. 81 Main Street, dealers
~ in DRUGS, MEDIC INES, CHEMICALS,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, WINDOW
GLASS, FANCY ARTICLES, &c., offer to their
friends and the public large and we'll selected assor-
ment OF all goods appetanng their line of business
and are prepared to execute orders from Merchants
and Physicians with promptness and despatch.
A call ssolicited.
SAMUEL E. DOVE, WIN. B. ISAACs.
NH Is
FUNHOMAS Il CHARLES ELLIS, IMpoR-
y TIERS AND DEALERS L 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
ment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC, STAPLE and
FANCY GOODS for Spring sales, consisting in part
Of
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-14
o COME AND SEE, ONE AND ALI

go COME AND SEE, ONE AND ALI,
M5M the unprecedented bargains of WATCHES
land JEWELRY, at the wholesale and retail
>sstore of Lewis Hyman, No. 1873 Main street,
and next door to Daniel London.
The subscriber takes this method Of returning thanks
to the citizens and public generally, for the liberal pat
ronaged bestowed on him whilst in business, and would
inform them that he is in receipt of an elegant and
complete assortment of Goods in his line which have
my own importation, of the most approved makers.
In order that persons may Judge where the greatest
bargains to be procured he asks of discriminating
public call He 1atters himself he can and will COM
pete with any other establishment in this city in selling
at as low price, less than can be Purchased else
where. All Goods warranted to be what they are re.
presented, or the money refunded.
Don't forget it you want to save 25 per cent to cal
at LEWIS HYMAN'S
Wholesale and Retail corner Store No 1873 Main
street, the cheapest Watch and Jewery establish
ment in the civ on 0c H.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

Col. FORBES AT SARAToGA.-A SarLtoga cor
respondent Of the Commercial AdrertiSer writes
as follows
Among the foreeners here 10 Col. Forbes, an
English gentleman long resident III lta'y, and one
Of the few foreigners who he important CON
rpands during the late revolutions In that country
Ii wss mentioned q few days since in your paper
that he was about 10 deliver few lectures on re-
cent events in Italy. Being on snort visit At this
place, he was invited last evening TO ADDRESS
party of ladies and gentlemen on the subject, and
entertained US for an hour and half, with accoun"
Of the progress made in Italy, and especially the
Roman States, in difiusiDg evangelical truth
among tue people, with the wonderful success
which has attended those efforts. By the IN
dustrious circulation Of tracts, each aimed AZ
some false doctrine, or vicious practice, which
prevail 30 exten,vely In that unhappy coun'
try with quotations OF appropriate texts from
the Scriptures the spirit of inquiry 10 swak-
ened the habit of reading the Bible and OF reason
ing on its principles is formed, and men are
gradually and often very rapidly and numerousiy
brought 70 correct and decided views OF truth and
duty; and every man thus convinced OF the truth
becomes decided and Trustworthy patriot The
leading patriots. Mazzni and his friends, rely upon
these Intellectual and moral means, Tar more than
upon any legislative Or military measures alone,
for the final and complete redemption ofthelr coun-
trymen and Col. X. appealed to Americans, in
their name, to sympethise and aid in this truly en-
liehtened and Christian enterprise. de enigened
his address with the narration OF most interesting
incidents OF which he had been an eye witness
when a companion in arms OF Garibaldi and his SIS
socistes. The audience expressed ther warm ap-
provsl Of the proposed measures and desired to lis
ten to the proposed lectures, which your citizens
may soon expect an opportunity to hear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
CANADA Road salcs-Canai Contracts-Gco-
logical Report.

tO6tCdf thtpShh
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
TORONTO, Wednesday, Avg. p.
The Legislature has gone away; the members
OF Government are scattered the Governor.Gen
esaI, / am told, has gone upon tour to the Far
weh; bankers are preparing to organize
q fhh estate, the same az Jesus turned out
Of the Tepple,) under the new banking law and
Toronto was getting dull when the secret leaked
out, that Hoople, leather seller down in the
swamp below Sprucest. New.York, had bought
20 miles Of the Macadamized roads around this
city, under q new act; and that Messrs. Hncks,
Merritt Price, and Baldwin, had concluded the
bargain with him, on such terms &c they thought
'ft without allowing any competition, under
new &C, of last session. This seems to be sub
stantialy the truth, except that HoOple has part
ner In the transaction here, also, shoe maker and
leather seller, named Beatty. hepurchsse money
h 100000, nearly all on credit at per cent bat
think that the public Indignation will compel the
nominal buy ers flor there are, 1t Is supposed other
men behind the curtain) to relinquish their hold.
There are well on to million OF dollars value In
contracts to be given out on the Weland, st.
Lawrence, and other canals. i begin to fear that
the contracts, ike the roads, will get snugged
through into the hands of fsvorites, to the public
injury. The money to pay the contracts can be
borrowed, of course.
Mr.. Logan, the provincial geologist, and his
assistants, are slowly but scientifically continuing
their survey Of the Cansdas. Messrs. Logan and
Murray have passed several months upon the
shores OF Lake Huron, and are examining the
phys structure oil the Green Mountains, Yer
mont In their proloDg alton into Canada. Their Re-
port shows that Lake Superior is az feet nearly,
higher than Lake Huron. Of which lsl feet Of rise
II at The Saul Ste Marie; that Tobermary, near
Cape Hurd, 10 an excellent herbor; that with the
exception Of GoyeIish harbor, at the mooth of the
MARYLAND, and the basin at the exit Of Riviere an
Sadie lSouih there Is not single place of security
for any hind Of vessel, on Lake Huron, between
the River Sangume and the ST. Clair that gypsum
and BY drauc lime are plentiful, bat no coal any.
where in Canada. They went up the Spanish
River 90 miles from AXE Huron, and found il nayi
gable 30 miles for vessels drawing Eve feet, with
I've cascades of 1877 feet rise In the next 80. Mr..
Logan remarks that
1.-THE extent and value OF the Pine Forests in
his region the facility by the river for navigation
he water the water power TO DO found on the
pain stream and all its tributaries, and the oapa
tiss Of the soil for raising mostof the neoessaries
life, all tend TO indicate probability that il 10
estined to become Of commercial Importance"
The report contains an analysis Of six or seven
I the most celebrated mineral springs 10 Csnads,
y T. 8. Hunt chemist RS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
PATENT limo Pallet

TUE suBsCRi5ERS, AEonn Of the aev-Jsrssy ~
PlornE and hinns Company have received rom y 81
sroEn and Frsnklinass Pains which VIII be Sispossd
fhese paints consist " various shades nom DEEP rls1
crown, GP 10 deep orange, and also black and Dc M
composed OF metallic oxides heir lssng properties and
economy can be confidently recommended YhIs Con "a
ay sso prepares from the ordet paints pecuji,y
saasoe lor ne eosrng OF iron and OF tn forming the
Protecnon against oxid.zadon Known.
These pAinis when applied 70 wood form .l.o , walls.
bic pro- ectOn lSairsi IRE
A supply OF tbe compsny's besnnhul White Odd, 81
Line nowso extensively used W Pain aud her uaYt, AZ
Europe - ne mosi valuable substitute for white lad nd
sher deleerioos 5sas 10 shortly expected For ssls b.
zoe .1oserocrs, D. 2. JONES / Co
WIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

RAILROAD AccIDEsr.-OnS Saturday morning OF
last week, short distance below Hilisborough Nh.
On the Contecook Valley Railroad, an engine with
stake car, loaded with Irish laboren on the road
was proceeding down the track at considerable
speed, when 1t met gravel train going up, and the
two engines came together with great force, and
made sad work with themselves, and ipjored
number Of the lrishmen. Ii was thought that ooe
Of the men could not survive his injuries. The en-
gives were damaged TO the amount of 1880 or
$1,000. Cause--gross crelesspess on the par. of
somebody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
SAMUEL De MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assesiors.
Lnll lnl IsAAO WIZ. sMITH.


CORPORATION N0TICB.--Pubic notice 10
u hereby tven TO the owner or owners, occupant
cupebs Of all houies and lots improved uuimproved
Rns s. affected thereby, that The following Assessments
have been completed by the Asssors and lodged 10
the Office OF the Bureau OF Assesm ents for examination
by persons intere sted viz FOR FagsinR four
feet wide through be side walks of ~onty siKsL from
The Ninth 10 The TenIhsv The limits embraced by such
Assessment include oil the several houses aud lots OF
ground vacant ots pieces snd parcels OF land situated on
both sides Tweny-sxiht Of between Ninth a0d Tenth av
All psuoDs whose Interests affected by the above sned
Assessments, and who opposed 10 The either
OF hem requested 10 present their objections In wr.
ting The undersigned. at their Office No Hall Of Re.
cords within thirty days from the date OF this notice
SAMUEL IL DE M0rT,)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SAITH,
Office Bureau OF Assessments Ssrees Department Au.
gust "a 1850. Au2i l0t
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Frem the Plains.
tat
From the 81 Louis Republican Of Aug. 10.

By q private letter, which We have been favored
with, through Government express, We ma re.
ceiytd dates from Fort Laramie Of July 25th from
which we make tho following extracts:
The Gold Diggers have all dsappearedtmou
the Blacks Hills, with the exception Of now All
then one, who makes appearance looking as II he
was lost or rather expected TO be too lac 10 tea
The Mormons are now pushing along-one hundred
wagons have passed TO day. There will be about
eight hundred and fry Mormon wagons that will
90 cut this season to the Valley o. the Salt Lake.
They will average about four persons to the
wagon.
The supply train for the Post was expected in
about five days. snd the train Of Livingston Kin
csid for the Salt Lake, were also expected 10
few DAYS"
Col Sumner, with his detachment Of fly men,
was 10 leave the Fort the Goth for the Arkansas,
where be will meet the remainder OF the CON.
mand. From tie above, We suppose the Court
Martial lately in session there, had got through and
dissolved.
The vicinity OF the Fort on the night OF the oath,
was visited with violent stOrm, terrible even for
that open and exposed country. The writer thinks
old Nosh's shower WASH. patching to this, go
long as it lasted
A postscript to this letter gives Us gloomy &C
counts from the overland emigrants. 1t says:
"One or two men from Oregon reached here
two days ago and represent that the eml5rRnts
already begin to suffer greatly, chiefly for the
want Of provisions A large number Of their AMI.
mails have died this side Of the South Pass, and
many OF the emigrants are now on loot The
writer goes on 10 expIess the most gloomy appre'
tensions to the condition ofmany ofthen In Cross
ing ihe Sierra Nevada, and concludes with the re.
mark that be expects to shear such accounts OF
their suilerings will make all good Christians
say their prayers"
As the writer's means Of knowing the condition
of the emigrans were ample and intimate We
attach much Importance to bis expressions, and
shah look forward With great solictade for further
Intelligence.
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CRaroNAQUKpUCT pKPARTMRNr.-Pu

CROT0NAQUEDUCT DEPARTmRNr-Pub-
nc noce Il hereby given that petitions have been pre-
,spied ia HE Board OF Aldermen for sewer In fhrtysee
enhst from The between The Ninlh and tenth
mes 10 the In Ninth Also for sewer In b.
t,va Al from James Roosevelt Also, for q aver Ia
Tvenry.nin,hs between Second and Third ayenues Al
40 10 change the OF the proposed SEVERN TEireeuih
Al betwes1 seeonosvenue and First through
Tnt avenue Foareenihst sewer 70 through Frs-
avenue 70 sewer In Twelfth 81 = and also 10 exsnd sd
seyer through Thlreenth 10 the river Also for sewer
IA Twenty sevenths from fenhsyenue 10 The bukhead
The Eevenh-zve Also, for 10 Columbia a. from
he stsnion-s 10 within shout 81 feet Of Rvingtos
All persons intereesed IN the above having Objections
thereto are requested 10 presrn the In writing to tho
Engineer al Ills Office, before Monday August 26a
1880 August l{lh, 1859. NICHOLAS DEAN,
suA l@ frest Croft Aqueduci Dept
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


Nby given TO the owner owners, occupant or occu.
pants OF all houses and los improved or uatmprosed
2nds affected thereby thai the following Assessmens have
been completed by the Aseso and are lodged In the Of
Zee Of Bureau Of Assessments for exsmnaon by al
persons In crested viz. For laying aud RELAXING
old bridge sones for crosswaks At OF Ess
youTeenihst East Fifteenth East 5.xleenlh-sL Ess
Seventeenth ct and UDionplace The limits embraced by
such Assessment Include M the several houses and lots OF
ground ots pieces aud parcels OF sne situated
both aides OF FouIihsve between EAT Thireents aud
Esi Fourteenth ats and the osstery sde Deween Easl
Fifteenth and EY Eighteenth ats on The westerly sde Of
University place, between Eas fifteenth and Eas Seven.
teeuih ss both sides OF Broadway between East Sew
eneehih and Ees; ghleenh sta The souhery aide OF
Eat Fourteenth o, setween Uniyersy-p place and Fhh'
ave the nofhery e OF East Fourteenth a. boih sides
Of list Ffeeulh East Sixteenth and East Ssyeneesth sIs
between Irving place and finn All persoOs whoIe To-
sersIs sAsced by tbs apoVe-nsmed Asses' men ana
WHO opposed 10 The eihsr OF them, are re-
quesled TO preseui ne objections 10 writing to lhe ulde
agned al their Office Hall of Records. within thirty days
lf0m The date OF this noiice-Ofice Bureau Of Assess
ueps sueel Department Aug u, 1850
SAMUEL n DE MOTIF
FRANCIS HlChOLSOE, Assessors.
Gul7 lot ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

DATENT CUTTING ANO CARVING mAChlnf
Il FOR WOOD AND MErAL-Sne shove machine
hsynk thoroughly tesed for more than 40 years. We
patelIee desires call The attention Of capitalists 10 ne
s.me The machine embraces the noti perfect comOtnArop
Of movements been Introduced for cun2 CT
carving and capable Of producing sny form Or shape rom
he size Of the pattern down. II performs with the most
perfect sccuzcy and great dispatch every description Of cu
upg ard carving Among long isl Of articles may DO reeR
oned the following; Cabinet aad rlano-Fone ms1efs
work blocks for calico paper and olcoin pniers NOoc
type block letters picture lrames brush handles matrices
n casting type and all Of Gothic NODDED, carved
and tracer work carpenters Ia churches cosleRes
AZ &c &c The economy Of time and labor By mo use Of
these machines In furnishing at much reduced coal onz
st OF articles N the mechanical arts u daily use and Of
ability A. we s. Of luxury WILL 70 believed, convince
readily the lncredulous a. 70 Ia value II properly pu
10 operation fhe saving the labor Of carving viii be a.
the least 81 per and In cutting tracer cerpenten knd
others work from 100 500 per cent? and ~ has no dya
psteuIright Itself II nconiesby substantial onei iI
aiken on combination Of movements never before attempt
ed and one OF is best recommendations Gsi u mas pss
Cd not only the United States Patent Once bal Gso mai OF
resi Britain, france and Belgium, where tnsh knoNn
strctness regards American inventions preeudes zoe
idea that Tits IL other han novelty.
The peientee desrous Of either skrg pafiner cspt'
bic OF the business In this city and having me Nc
cesssry capz 10 carry II on be Will ss par or whole
OF the States undivided half Of The patent Eng
France or Belgium, TO which countries ntchine viii Be
seat 10 few days under the guidance Of skfu mechanic
Any person desrous Of enieng into the same and hay.
ing The requsile qualifications the inventor would be happy
70 see between the hours ofl0 An and II 1T the Office
Of Wora Co.'S irou foundry and machine HOP, IS Elm.
q where be viii give any Information show machine
10 operation tiy3 nj ISAAC NJ sIHGEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

SUPREME coURTIn he matter Of s ys s ,s
SMayor Aldermen aad conHona, o. W ~ y - -
h sht Ess until iaenects "akersfee' a3d me rasaes
Of WaRersset sad CITY, 90 Tie nohefp slls - - y st
M of he gore ned y The nerseoa q csnts orae
- C.-ls,.,s INTO Public Notice hereby gvsn tn
~ appfatou duy made % Tie supreme Corr 81 tns %
NV fors At the SPECIAL Tern tsrso % e bed At te ~
- 80 I'd ~ You 90 Monday a s@ptsnb~ II ~ a. -
ooen Of tie Court hat day OF as soon thereafter a e
- ~ hi. APPOINTMENT o. COfan sslOnsr q Sh ats
..st IN hs above entitled natter ia The place Of Wm "
B,s.g rssgnsd Dated. August l5th, 1870 s'ioI"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
IMPORTED oARPETIuas,

TKADL.
SHIfH LOUNsBERY are now receiving their sup
Ophes for he Fall Trade, consisEng Of ROYAL TAP.
FsTRIES, BRUSSELS, IMPERIAL fHREE-PLY, IN
GRAIN and other CARPETlHGs comprising Of the
fered In his market
Their purchases being made entirely for CASH affords
them advantages In making selections hal Dut few poe
sefs ard enables e se al the lowest possible prices
Englbb Tapestry Carpets, from lls 10 Ia per yard.
English Brusses Csrpes from Sc 70 los per yard
Enehah Three-Ply Carpets, from a. 10 los per yard
Anel Three Ply Carpets from u TO g per yard
English and American superhae ingrsln Carpets from
So 10 - per yard go.
Enghsh and merriam tine Ingram csrpss from 10 10
80 per yard.
Common Ingrsin Carpets from 70 10 10 Per yard ~.
Also, a large stock " Engish and American FLOOR
OIL CLOTbS r. n f-elto q feet vice. -.
choice ASSORTMENT u al oiter goods e9n1ecea ri1n We
tTa5e .oYslIy ioS SMITH X LOUSsBEkf,
.uI5 ~ AZ Pears. SIKH Carpet s'rs rofh SnainAusi
nAKUN- So tsIes no. 4; s0J &C. NO 2-sos si!e al
M GAuHT 1 bERsIe KsOH, 80 sOnits.