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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

WILLIAM A. DANA HENRY y. DANA
DANA BROTHERS,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANrA
San Francisco, California
REFEREScEs.
hessrs Dudley 3. Fuller Co. New York.
Samuel Dana Esq Boston.
Messrs Johnson Coz, Troy, N. Y.
hessrs. S.mmops Hutchinson Co San Francisco.
CONSIGNMEkTS RECEIVED on the usual ,erms
~ Hsying large chip moored W The wharf In the
rear Of lher warehouse from which goods be dschaG
ed without extra hgbterage or shipped ~ any une o.
tide. te7 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
HYuRAHTs.

TIVE BARTHOLOMEW PATENT SELFACriS8
i MIGRANTS are sirong. durable simple In cp1suue-
tor sncno liable to get out Of order arc not on dnnng
broken csreessy by chdreLwO1l burst pipe af7 eAP
" repaired without digging up not lsbls 10 herze and
lat as long the cedar hydranL hs dD1ps n.y.
Grants for two yards sGd cost but niue o's man
the old kind FouT ~ five general use 81 uisss ny
drnn have shown TIE m economical end dl-
r.bIe IN nae They srs wsaolsd 20 work well For sse
10 tba PIDmbers eenes,ly Factory "a madon.t aboys
PJncs Violations Of bis p.,oEi oy making selling or
49, yv,n moi he allowed JILL 5s~t~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
COMMISSION ndERoHA AMT,

WILL GIVE hs attention 10 the sale Of
w ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY
Designed for that Market
REFERENCES.
Hessrs J. n HOYT Il SON. New. York.
YOUNGS 4 HOWELL, Hsw.York
JOHN WILLIAMS 4 CO. Rochester, NY.
BELL GOODMAN, do. do
CHARLES M. LEE, Esq do. do.
GEORGE r. CLARKE. Esq do. do
Dir. M. 8. HAWLEY, Buffalo. NY.
Mr JAMES w. SIBLEY, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr. + w. BACkUs Detroit, Mich.
GEORGE A GIBBS, Esq Chicago, I'LL
kesaa PAGE 4 BACON, ST. Louis Mo
EDGELL, PEAsLEY co. 81 Louis, No.
WHlTTEM0RE, RUTHERF0RD Co. Toron.
TO. Canada JET 3sw2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

Ranks in tie UatOa.-The publisher has inserted
. valuable table of all the Banks in the United
States, With location names OF President and Cash
ier discount days, amount of capital, number and
mar value Of shares time Of declaring dividends and
date of charter This is very valuable and relia-
bic table, and cost great deal Of labor. No less
than 100 postpaid circulars were sent out to get
this inflammation The number is as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

FREDERICK CUNNINGHAM.
4 WILSON GkaEN 4 WILLIAM * SMITH.
Attorneys $40 Cou1ssllors NJ Law.
rry2a tmeod O6ees NewsL NY.
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REMOVAL
TIE SUBSCRIBERS WILL REMOVE rHgn
LooKING-GLASS AND PIOTURE-rRAndE
AANUFACTORY AND WAkE-ROOns

Nos. $40 AND 3t2 BROADWAY,
DO or about Juno 10,
WHIkE, WITH INCREAsED ss.s,litss pcr s,2ma,
ness under their immediate supervision, and greatly
enlarged stock OF FIRST quality looking glass plste magn6
Gently framed In the kepnasAnce Louis XIV and other
sy les together with varied assortment OF Sizes ard
prices be obtained In establishment In Tho United
btaes they confident OF the liberal support Of their
friends and the public IN general.
WALLER KREPS. IS Spruee-st
W. L X have made sTsng emenu for continuous supply
ofancieni and modern paintings Of which large collsc
ton can dways be and very many VIII be found wor
thy OF particular attention. js2 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
PHILOSOPHY
I'M THE wASH-TUB,

ar HOW TO WASH CLOTHES without Machines.
OWsshboards Rubbing oT Pounding This system re-
oo res no acids turpeuH1s Camphene ammonia, OF other
T. uroas articles; tie clothes whtIs aod never In
H. 70 tie snest fabric An,cies us@d cheap aud much
beuer han any other prre 0rly 81 IN sealed soyeops
Beware elimination Director send to MADAME bEA-
WIT. French Lsnndress, IS Annst free OF postage
i-l7 Z~H, TgTh&Frih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

AN DELIVERING ne ser Ret 40 Co.L s;oss
- 30 r. n NJ yard 4 kirg sle y
esTS a 81 fr.r 6osss .rry- ~ HEIEE CLSHt"E'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
CALIFORNIA.

81 & I E: PEARlS 1 BROCKWAY, r. s::::,''
SACRAMENTO CITY,
GRocxRs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
4 IBERAL ADVANCES made on consignment, and a.
~ agency business promptly attended 70. Refer 70
q 4 FiasEsrocE Co Nev-York
EARP 4 YOU'VE, Philadelphia
c. @. HussEy 2. N. Howz, WILLIAM LABr~Ef, u D
BrkrLEroS, Pittsburgh. mye IN
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ISTHMUS HOTELS,

cHAGkEsl - lGQRSosA
CRUCES ( AMI PANAMA
THE IRVING HOUSE, At Chsgres, Wallace w. WI.
Il lisms assisted by Hugh Miller
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, at 9orgons, IN
der The management OF A. Miller and y. COnger.
rHE AMERICAN HOTEL IT Crnc-s. under The man
agemert OF y X Foger ard H. Miller, Jr.
Fhe UNITED STATES HOTEL. st Panama under h
management OF Adrian B. Miller. lei DACu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
CITY ITEMS.

NV oRE OIrY DIRECTORY FOR
d.,S-Mr. D. 8 labors this season nave eA'0l'u
is'0't' a. Forty second st, and so'E9' nSnies
ed ,si " oona,ed-il,6l3 more than last year
ID p- these, is contains large saioua' ~ .y ~
pe'~ ,;or in an appendix EXTENDING % % Psses'
N'". .,.s re find about Is pages OF cry o1ces'
o. VIM s..,;ss onnibuses, real estate, &c, the
eeN'", .,n,,snt portions Of which we have given
nO'e k.lou some fscisi regard to city business
VS. - which Mr.. Doggett has for the first
a0' 80. 80, The Directory is very well printed,
- IN recommend itself more strongly than ever
- IA pstrons. We have looked carefully Tor
w.. Int have not, thus far, discovered any.
There are 80 Banks Of Discount and
savings Banks in the city
r-,sraaees.-rhere are 60 Fire Insurance Com
..,ie. and Agencies o. Marine Insurance; &c
f;ca Insurance and Trust Health; Live
s,ock Debt; Accident, and Scrip Insurance.
Bos,on has IS Fire, II Marine, Life, Health
Insurance.
Philadelphia has Il Fire, Q Marine, and Life
Insurance Companies.
Transportation There are lO2 Inland Trans
portstion Companies, with lines centering here
Forsign Paekets.-Of Steamship Lines there
are IA; / 10 Bremen, 3 to Chagres to Charleston
10 Glasgow, l to Hamburg, 10 Havana ! 70
Havre fsoop1 TO Liverpool, 10 New-Orleans,
IN Savannah. and ! 70 Southampton. The real
loes ara the Cunard steamers, the Collins Line,
the Ocean Steam Navigation Company 10 Bre-
rnenl T. g. Mail Line to Chsgres, Howlands Line
10 Chagres, spoHord's Charleston Line, and the
Havre Line mot yet started
Reside these, sailing packets form regular lines
N 90 different cosstwise and foreign ports
I,h,rekes.-We condense the number as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
w, CRAWBUCK
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION Of his nu

w mer0us friends and customers 10 his new uphosey
and house furnishing rooms $50 Gands. where viii
found complete assortment OF the following Ar'cles
viz Feathers Beds Mattresses HAIR Noes Hash and See
grass Also, Beds,esfs Of every description. Also, .
splendid variety Window Shades and Paper Hangtngs
Old beds and renovated and made equal
tails Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

JOHN CURRGY
ATTORNEY AND O0UNSEL1.0R-AT-LAW
SAN FSANcisco, CALIFORNIA.
DEFEhENCES-Hon. Albert Lockwood, sing sing.
nm. "; Hon. William Nelson Peekskl, N. II lsass
seymour PeekskilL N. " Merritt Ely Co, 0lber.
Eew-York City George Lesley, Troy NJ Y. aio SINE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

PATENTS FOR NEW INVENTIONS.
ITO PARTIES INTEREsTED In new invcnuona
the subscriber Offers his services In soliciting Letters
Patent ths country and In 9resi Britain Francs
and other Continents. states Every Information can be
obtained Of and advice afforded on all legal % scienuhs
points connected with aese subjects oy
mis- J. r. PIkSsON Whla-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
LANES COLE, Aucuoneer.

JAMES COLE, Aucuoneer
OOsITIyk SALE OF nearly 800 lots Of land 10 the
i Eighth Wsro, City OF Brooklyn, belonging 10 the ei
OF late Peter Wyckot. deceased on the Fii.n
SIKH Seventh Eighth and Ninth avenues JAMES COLE
viii sell at auction WEDNESDAY, June % 1850, al
O'clock at ire Merchants Exchange, New. York:
5ih Ave-l0 lots at the cor. OF I'm and Middle ats.
elh.Ave-St lots a! the Of l7th and Middle sts.
7thsve-l5 lots At the cor. Of I'M and Middle as.
shave- lots at the Of 1874 Middle and BrRxton SITS
theye-7 loS at the cor OF 18Th, Middle aud Brsx'
ton SITS.
I7h at Is lots running from 5ih 20 9Th avs.
hddle-st-lt7 let's running from 9Th 10 9Th ava.
Brazilian st-.i lots running from 9Th 10 9Ih avs
large portion OF the purchase money may remain on
bond ard mortgage for term ofyears.
LilhOgrsphc maps can be had al the Office OF the Auc-
toneer IS Flu ,onst Brooklyn, and 9WAl-sL Ne"'forA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
BYRON ACID MINERAL WATER

yUyHIs valuable Mineral Wafer which has been much
4 used for many years a remedy In Dyspepsia Gen.
eral Debility, Cutaneous Eruptons, and variety OF
other diseases now offered for the frat time to ihs New
York Public When freely reduced with soft Spring
Wafer makes very grssf and cooling beverage Ais-
lived BY Dr. George Hand smith, ana yticsl Chens, %
Rochester, NJ Y, with the following results:
Free 5uphurc Acid. ................59jT
Proto 5ulphurse Of Iron and Alumni .S20<4
Sulphste Of Msgnesis.
Sulphae Of Lime. 30
SlNCh.. Aogy1,
Organic Mailer ..................s-.frSo
From one quart OF wster Grains. .iS547x
The water be bad by Druggists and Others At whole
sale and retail applying 10 AgoD 9. Grisvod,
Druggist 8l9 Broadway, " Y corner Of Twslfh-st
Us GANsON,l
Jos GANSON, p.A.,o..
CIR CARSON ( f'"P"e'"'''
Batayis, N. Y. 1850. o. BALLARD iei Jmeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

DFRFHpTORI SALE ~ order VI J IN johnston
ara John T. johnston Admi1lstrso,s ~ Robert Joan'
stcn decessed ADRIAN h MULLER vii eel al slc
non on " EDNFsDAY June 20, a. u O'clock, a. me Mcr
rbsni, Exchange IN the CRY oi Ne~Iors Al tns az
est of Roher Johnson deceased In Inc Ansne "a henP
C,rsnv II one fOurn pr u ~ sad concern;
nsricnfas or for permission o. lIsQecI &c "a
A. Psrsrsor sppy to John J9nnsio'. 3, hs M.
WglsL fpi'l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

ST. CHARLEs-Dr Gee, q Brown. J Tigiisnds,
Miss; David White; John Pong and family d SMITH two
Kent. IA; " II Wilson; w Cslver. 4 y Wisons John
natl; G underhill N Y; Miss II l. Vaughns Coesti
Hambiin; G G Gwathney Miss GWatiney, Miss Ellen
Gwathney, Miss Mcknight Miss Buhtts GhIy and lady,
L n Floarnoy, Ky; Miss buchanan; Mrs Dunbar John
w Man.
VKRANDA-G Kicker, Cincinnati; w N Jacques, q Cfaig-
q Carter, Miss; Miss Welmans Mss Reed i W ee.
Wnhart, New Brunswick; s H0yt St Louis g St1ez
Robinson Flower, Mrs Flower, Miss Flower, LII Il Z
Brady, Philadelphia Talbot lady and sOn; Rev z
Guion, La.
PLAsrERs,7iv Smith and lsay, CsAsmsg 1. Ala
Arnet, NJ Dunlap, Gillespie "A B Haz1iss III VIM,
n Z Reaves, ~ SfgIsr w NJ Mufsoek, A . VIM, II
Harmonskys 6 brown. Butler, q Bond Misas Nor
gan, La
HEwLEFT's-J NJ HaneH, Ark: Jones. NuF-
ply, White La; NJ DickerSon Ala; Laihans Diisg
LouIsIASA-T b Scar; Plymouth; w Andzson, Eng
land; Hunt, Mr. 6ehn, o; w Clayton, DAVIS. kys
| T J Moore, Maysvile.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22
HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA.

pPSn soE go ~ S,; - n par,.,,.
IN Houses efc sfc-Iicnses Of good structure and -
material will be furnished by A. a. reasonable terms. M
He will leave for San Francisco about the middle oilA
April next, and will sted to the erection Of the it
required. portion 0t the can be nude payable in
San francisco LaS- Orders let with O.. NJ. MUIR AY
No 81 Magazine streets, (xhere plans can be ssen) viii
with attention Premises 81. Cdrss street,
opposite the Conmefciai Exchange. jas In
CtHEEsE-5O0 bozss. Western Resssye SO do. English
" Dairy, in store and for sale BY
fysQ 81 A. D. GRIEEE & CO.. Old Leyse.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22
FOE CALIFORNIA.

" - " "A Il 4 " II ~ 4 "a
xezzs FOR .CHAGREs- Direct-United States
XEnEI< .hrt Steamship egMPqnv--The new and mag
- nifcent Steamship OHIO, S9l0o tons burthen,)
Lieututenant james Findley Schenek, U. s. Navy,
manding, will leave for the above port on TUESDAY,
9th lns al O'Clock A pnnctuay from the head OF ST
Mails. The great size and strength OF the Ohio with
her superior double engines Of 1000 horse eae insure
to her passengers the speed and safety and which
cannot be acquired by any steamer OF single engine
most liberal scale in her pscoSs o6 md we yb Nh w
cabins and combined all the conyenence Of
vessel and al ships Of this Company sD'SF0H ''
r. RATks OF PAssAaES - "a
staie-room Berth, After Saloon. -. g 60
Standee Berth, Forward Saloon. % %
1,.., "a steerage Berth, separate mess-.... 10 W
An passage tickets for orders receive freight
must be BTOspSe 6Is 9% 1hs G as O 1hs AssR5
4 dEM FADlsh' hA"AAsoN 4 q H Gave As sss
,o,, , Ge;;a.L5LFoR.TL8. =,
STlsffA rue steamship On CENT CRY .ji5oo IONS
$500 boTt S,S Sha ss ,S eo1naner wall
tuay This superior steamer having made the UP from
New F ,dt 70 Chsgres n eight days j. j ePndsny sx
The snva nd on P5 speed cpme 20 s
steamer gives the best assurance to passengers that every
convenience and comfort which be desired will here be
PASSAGE FROM NEW ORLEANS TO cHAaREs:
In Saloons w
In s1eerags. with mattress and :eperac mey. Is 81
" No Berth secured iii paid for Freight q cents cents per
cubic foot An Passage Tickets and orders Tor freight
be l lpsqr'd from HARRIS M9sssff dhSap ASsR
erEs FOR CALIFORNIA via Chagres-RegMlar
1919 WIIa, splendid s,sS%sGg Ala -
for Chages direct on 81 M i iss S
RATES OF PASSAGE:
IL saloon
In teerage. Mes with the crew 10
IN experienced Surgeon is at,9chsd p The Alabama
No passage secured until paid for Freight ~ cents
'qsf foot For GSs' SG EflEE 1RD6yo poyaa st.
a. FOR san ERANCIsCO, Caliloraia.-Packet
and gPhe board. win sai about he oiS MslgS TSis
well found In every respect For freight passage apply
~ 'O1' 'ppOP PARADISE SET LkWRAsoN & Co,
fy20 or to DEWEY & CLARK, 81 Gravier St.
Cabin Passage Sz5e... .steerage $50 and found.
,sa., For SAN FRANCisCO-f'ositirelv he First
S.1A Yessei Aat not Ready Loadsd substantial
CsbS SSppersd and l,5 5fg y
and will leave about the Ism inst For balance Of
a aap, or q board Fl faa s. Co%n @h
N B, This vessel viii insure on best terms. fyiS
q. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Caliiomia-The well
80 4wa sp w sG VII WIPE Sass sa
dispatch Tor the above port and can handsomely aceommo
s to M Nj kSPEE SS f fs,dI :ss St
<As FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Cailornia-rhe A
SAN eopPeTed and fastened well known clipper
above with dispatch. She will receive only limited GUAM
y Of freight and being 4, ma "a G vessel is
hat has vet sailed ioS bat port The fr
passengers unsurpassed, being entirely in oos
She particularly adapted TO those travelling wthher fan
lies Nosteesageor second cabin number
lpra, who wish quick and pleasant tp had better secure
eI c Fo e. anG 81 81 ee knd T not again
II nj. HARRISON s. co, IA Grssisr st.
Jazz or u. WICkHAM, % Common street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22
L IST OF LETTERS.


u EMAlsISc Tie Post onee At New Orleans Yebrahry
~ ss l9 Persons calling will please mention that they
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

NEW TALE o. TuB.-A youth, ealing hin,sslf lane
Naggs passing The grocery Of Mr. Care Poet i1-
aed the Of ST. Philip and 81 CanaA stress Ssasr
day, conceived great fancy for snlaa tubs. Wick were
hanging outside the door and ing, peFaps thar eearF
Tub should stand on IL bogom be proceeded p igAs
them down but instead OF standing them ttif boz
TOMS be about carrying them off when discpsere and
arrested He WIS examined before Recorder EeIois. and
sanfh afor ffaaE irztT srfef( 1<ir~f
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

Wos,T D0.-Qne Charles Cotsngham has appearcd again
esiae Recorder Baldwin court prisoner s tsae,
ssel In same Getting ham bail 20 appear before
ne Efst s5ict C0urt for assault Gala Ehtr with
sword cufline him segereIv-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22
ProeIamation of the French Republic,

I'VE celebrated Painting by Philppoeaux, representing
"A proeameon Of the French Republic and its
me Journals, exhibition a short 100 ST
Charles street. opposite the Theatre request Of several dn
gsiAd artists OF this This picture than
O t Of canvas and
During The few days masterpiece Of modern al has been
visited by numbers o our
Doors from A M p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

C.. $. VS.. l.. mis-
NJ. MUSSoN, Post Master.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-22

" !. Princeton, Yicks6urg and HiiLlikens
Lj64skkzEaessSE7 Bend Weekly Packet Steamer MONT
1SszzEk GOMERH = E1e5E MONDAY EYE
Tenton New Carthage, Grand Gulf Rodney and Nasshsz
The agnItcent regular packet
Capt J. Estes, will positively permanently in the trade
throughout the season. and will leave the above and all
intermediate landings EVERY MONDAY, at O'Clock
"a 4. B. sAifTH. Sc AIasazins 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22

One Of the masi us fal vegetables in The hypi mr. is
rd pepper. Especially in warm Countries has il been
considered invaluable siimulani and auxiliary IN d.
geston Among the Spanish and French races it is used
IN The lag's qnanes. and they invariably euj y most
e1crisht health Of late par irulay since Tho chuf m
visited our State planters have begun 10 discover
the virtues o his vegetable and mnqle large Quantities
Of with the food M lheirn goes. Considerable arten
ton has been drawn 10 the selection and cultivation o
the best Kinds Of pepper AIMING tn ,se WIN have an
pnca'ed The importance Of this vepe able is that admit
isbie ahter, aud exceedingly practical eenllem, m CD
Maansel White, the proprietor of Deer Range y com
monty known as The Model Sugar Planta,ion. Col.
White has iatroiuced The ceeba ed obaeco red nenn,
the very strongest OF all peppers-of which he has eul
tvaied large quantity. with view If supplyinp his
neighbours and fn-ins it through the State The 10
nacco pepper yields small red pod less than an inch
IN length. and longitudinal in shape Il is exceedingly
hot, and but small quantity Of il sucien, to pepper
large dish Of any fod Owing its uleaginous char
acier COL White found it impossible 10 preserve il by
drying; but by pouring sng vinegar on it after boiling
ne mas made sauce pepper decocion of which pos
sesses IN most concentrated and nense form ali tn,
qualities Of the vegetable single drop Of this sauc,
VIII flavor whole plate Of soupur other food The us.
dscoetlon like this, particularly in preparing The foo,
Tor Ia6ofing persons would be found exceedingly bere
eia 10 relaxing mate like this Col White has no
had sogscase Of eh lera among hi. large gang II no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22
REMOVAL.

'EliESl BSG RiBtR takes the liberty, Of informing his
friends and customers, that he has, recently,
from the location, which he occupied last year
~, Forwarding and Commission House, building,
doors above the opp site side of tho street,
same square, with Dihteli's Hotel.
Truly grateful Tor the liberaty, heretofore manifested
wards him by his friends, be hopes, by strictly close ap
pieaon to his business and disposition give entire sat
lsarhon, IN particu 10 be entitled a continuance
OF Their eounenane All orders ior Goods and the
ding sale any kind ofroduce Goods hc NAV be
consigned TO him, will receive the prompt
tention.
In forwarding goods nocharge will be made drayage
To any person making carly application, o.
Portable rooms, above the store, viii be rented Offices
Mar It's II. J. EGHOI.S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22
.y's,gs' FDsS'Fs,Es.e.

7. 4. 4 G. ". HUTCHINSON,
ANlN associated themselves together, Tor the purpose
would respectfully inform THEN friend and the public gen.
ealy that hey receiving from the North large
and well selected stock OF goods such generally found
II Variety Store. They would invite all To and ex
anime their Stock before purchasing elsen here they
determined To sell such terms not ial to please
purchasers.
Tier House may be found door below r. Stablef's
Drug Store, and nearly opposite 7 d. Jennings Grocery
Stnc. j. A. * c W. tIu TCHESON
August 5-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22

gfess tla disease appeared in the san y lie Al
q I)aiia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22

The object Il this subject The maae, and effects oil
the absent cienns IN the hands ot Wm T. Smith the hame
Defendant L the payment oi the Plaintiff demand against
the said absent Defendants allrdgrd Ia be $3.50 with interest
aud Ne appearing by affidavit that the Defendants Al
m'fi Shenafi te, are not residents of The Stac-it
isordeei that the said Defendants do appear here within
one month alter due publication hereof and da WI ne
sess2rY to protect their ntefesanl that copy u this
de- be pnbshed once week Ter f'nr successive weel,s
the ynehnrg Nrgnian, aud posted the door
eonhense IN The sad Corporation the first day ol lie
next Corporation Court.
j. 4 {. 7. wills, p q d ROBES. CIR
Aug la-w1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22
June e7-~w eN



i,ues holden in The Clerk'- Office Of the ciren Cont
u the Cepefatione ynehburE, Monday, the 9Th
day ol August. $3.50
James b Rcnwirk and Hamilton Boyd Merchants and
Partners trading nndtr tho linn and syle Of james Rem
WICK -, plaintiffs.
against
Joseph ]. Albright, 1ohn Shorrara and Henry u Max
we'll ennasers and partners under firm and style ui
Albright Sher0rd Co, aud W illsm 7 Smith,
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BALTIMORE.
COSTUME HALL,
forner II Pratt Stirred aud ceatre Market space
ssO THING Bg.sREHOISE.

,IslI proprietor The above establishment "ad respect
tlY ipir, the citizens Baltimore and vicinity, that
has received Europe the Fa AMI " inter ashipns
with eh 81 Goods adapted 10 the cnl-
consisting oi Snperne French. German aud Eng
M Gatls Castor Beavers, I9fs, aud Ptiif9t Coating a
ee article for oeefsass aud Basiness Coats. Also, a
spisnfj nHni Il French and English iasznefes aud
5sezEns al The mo- desirable import ed s
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING
NEW LIVERY STABLES,

rs rs 60 rs
tI'HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they have recently
cd large and convenient Stable, Main street,
distance above Dbres Hotel and Immediately opposite
Planters Warehouse where they all prepared
with the best grain, hay, Sse, for the accommodation
Drovers Travellers and Transient Visitors Persons visit
ing town and travelling in private conveyanees, will find a
repository ior their baggage vehicles Superin
tending person and with the services OF experienced
0stiel latter ourselves with share oil public patronage
We keep constantly hand Tor hire, dating
terms HACKS, BGGGlES, and HORSES ofthe best quail
ity.
g. n Bl)rovers will find it much their interest TO
giernsa call, OF will give his entire attention
the sale oi Their stock. w. J. READ,
Mar It's A g. HANCOCK.
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Aug l. W lw
FOR RENT.
EAsS.asEes& a..

FASHIONS FOR SPRING. 1850
I AMES 10 EDW YARDS, at ms old stand, three doors
~ above Mcem y Gwa>in, his thanks Tor tue lib
eral Patronage he has received and hopes prompt atten
ton 10 business, to merit its continuance
l-Nly