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GROCERY FOR SALE-This establishment
" situated the corner of Race and ST. John the -
Baptist sts Second Municipality. in thriving neigh M
borhood doing very good business and enjoys large MA
custom 1t well provided with Groceries, Liquors. Wines,
Dry Goods and Crookery. The house rented lease,
which has three years 10 If wanted, the owner
Will only sell the lease and good will OF the house. and other
premises. M lw~
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MEMPHIS, October &c, 1850.
Mr. ", Eaton EeaRs, Men Orleans:
DEAR SIR-In your inquiries how liked, or
what effect LAcRUE's TooTH GUM Specific has
had WIFE, will say that the effects produced upon
the teeth and gums of my wife astonishing. 1t only
brought the teeth clear and peay white, but has fully
restored her gums to natural and heShy appearance
often it myself for cleansing and whitening my teeth and
cleansing my mouth, tor which ! consider it without
parallel
was also in conversation few days since with Rev. Mr.
Gray, Pastor ote Second Presbyterian Church in this place
He told ME he using your Epeci, tEd previous to
which his gums had UocOme soft and su especially
in the sockets of his teeth; much SO, thai with diff
Guilty that he could mascate his food, AMI tn it had-to
use his wOrds-acted like magic his that
they had now become firm that he with ease,
and that they IDLY improving and getting irmer
day: that he considered it production that could
be equaled and that it could be widely made
known 1t being thoroughly tested here but have
heard OF no one who does not speak of in terms of sastac
| ton. Yours, etc.,
| Commission Merchant, 6 Front Row.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, Nov. IA, 1850
DEAR SIRY favor of the 9Th regularly received,
and for your attention to order am much obliged.
Your wish know of me in what estimation your TOOTH
GUM Specific stands with the people Of this town
which answer in few words, for there is hardly day
passes but hear spoken Of by in house. and
have yet heard single speak OF it, who had
used it, that did not give it high recommendation res
lOer OF diseased teath and gums. would judge that
being used by almost every family The bottles
purchased of you is being used by myself and wife. We
both have received great benefits to gums in relieving
them from the and pongy condition hch they
but TO teeth told you the time you ought Il
have introduced twelve fifteen years 1t ha
been used in five since left where the gum
and mouth much diseased from the of caome
the doctors had tried every wash and gurge they could thnl
Of without producing any good, and then recommends,
your Specific and in every the and lips wen
healed in the space OF two three weeks This be
tested by physicians and citizens of this pnce They
in about the condition Mr. Caldwell and Mrs Fore
man, whom you treated and cured while here.
| (Signed,) Respectfully yours, j. Nj. HARRINGTON.
| n23 Proprietor Holly Springs Arcade
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COAL.

~ITY COAL YARDs-McBEAN, WILLARD u
" co. keep constantly on hand at their ards, No q
Cust0mbOuse street, first door from Royal, and No $50
TehoupOuas street, second Yard above St Mary's Mar
ket supply Of PttsbuTg, Anthracite, English and American
Camel Coal An orders left either yard will be prompyl
attended to- o23u
GINGER AND CHAMPAGNE cases
VI Canton Ginger; 100 baskets Heidseiek Champagne,
landing from ship Lehigh and for sale by
ne 81 GOODRICH & CO., 81 and 30 Common st.
IMITATION REGALIAS.-2 IS, 900 Regalia
and Imitation La Norma and Principe. store for sale by
ms ct GOODRICH CO.. n and . Common ST.
MADEIRA! MADEIRA so barrels PiecO
1tl MISUNDERSTANDING from ship Tn Mountain, and
for sale by [na6 OIL A. BLAChE' ~ Old LeVee 81.
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AUCTION SALES.

See FirS Page FIR addttio,lat auction SalsS.
Continuation sale OF large agsOrtment of Gro
ceries, Wines, BFandies. Oils, hnrdines.
etc, for Liquidation.
BY BERNA TUR PIN. AuctiOneer.
TIHIS DAY Friday, nuyewb=r 80 l-5y, 10 ocsck-w be
sold whOu tie J. +. B,rcrr & Co No
81 OLD LeygP, 20 close said
large OF French rsnde C0guac Cosl1n
Segneue etc Alcohol Kun Whisky, Gin, Wines Cham
pagu Madeira 'Ur Cret all descriptions White Wpr, Sherry
Nuzce in casks aud boxes, Brandy Fruits Chere Absynth
Cordas, hirECh EmTy Bottles, DEM ohus Olive OIL
Pckles, Olives Trp-s AuChuvrs Corks Twn=. MacIon
micelIi; eFWrlPP.ngr Fools ap and Post Imperial
GuupUwdeT aud Black Castle and American Soaps Starch, Nut
mcg Cloves kctchuPs, Sperm Candles Str Cautes Chewing
Tobacco Cigars Chocolate, Vinegar Indigo, Rice, Butter
Lard Lamp Oil, MagAersl, Salmon, tic.
Also
WINES OILS etc in CustOmhoUe Stores and 1000 kegs
NAILS, we'll assorted.
u .aLn
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HAVANA SWEETMEATS. = Assorted, in
IL eases-Guaya Paste and Iey-lO barrels for sale by
n26u r, + NICHOLS & CO., 70 and 7s Camp ST.
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PLACIDE's VARIETIES.

THs EVENING Friday November 90 1850 will be presented the
L elegant Come iigttp enritei
TOM NODDY'S SECRET,
supported by HSs Bass Holland aud Dawson Mrs. C. Howard
To be followed By AZ MIS- Nvh''ef'
"A BRILLIANT DIyERTlS5EMENT,
which Ae Hisr1t Maugu aud Vegas will appear
After which, tho aughabe SstIrica Sketch entitled
SHOCKING EVENTS,
WIN MuLsrs. Chppeulae aud Holland appear,
Succeeded ny GEMS FROM OPERA,
supper ed by Madame LeIt Mons. leeti and Mr.. Reeys
To conc ude with the Iavorite piece 'nIued
LOLA MONTES.
i.Dl! MIS- liyNaT'
Nl"Ilaei 5r.SAA mi tplaiu
Count Nun Mr De w rIeH
Prizes Of Ad4isaio and second and Paquee
Brxe third coOrei only, 50
Gdlary, IS
gS- Dys open haif-pas performance att
Tie Box rcs Will be open day. from 10 until o'clock
ana D ! .. RneLl rLA-l be tlknn.
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HARMONIC LINIME NT-This Linimcnthas
been proven to be one of the best PAIN ENracors
that has bsen found for has been safely
and successfully applied Rheumatic Complaints Head
ache and naafg other IFS that we are heir TO-. # for
sale BY Messrs CLARK L. ALLISON, Wholesale and Re-
tail Drug gsts, St Charles and Union streets,
DR.. Clapp's Church, kewOreans. n23 If
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st. UHARLEs sTRkEI-UFFOsITE PERDIDO.
To- Fns thus cy for hy Of the original
ACROBAT FAMILY.
From hbos, Eewiok, who engaged for three nights
NrEDNEspAY, THURSDAY End FRIDAY November q,
w Is and ~ III appear Of be2uuf Groupings,
Cass: hcdcs and HercUa-n AC,s Daring together with
lTarleI e., unt.
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Clothing White Shirts and Hats
BY j. Il. BLACME g co,

IhlDAIf November 10 OCuCE-Nu be
L U1n store, No. II In lrEes street
An Of ChOTHiNG blue Kentucky ard STRIP
eau Hunting FrJck and Dre Cnat Cashmere
Cats Fanu Jackets Blanket Oyccoa Cloth Polka
Frock Cloth Vests striped ami white Linen tosom SHIRTS, red
F.anue Shirts, MernU UndeTshirt5 etc. etc.
Also
An invoice OF Uul1n HATS and CAPS.
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NOTICES.

wv ANAlhD'
E5E~ Succession of John McDOnOGh.-Al persons
desiring properly belonging the succession OF JOHN
McDONOGH requested make their applications writing
flee OF the Executors the Royal
streets the building occupied by the Union Bank
+. B. BobTF'KtI QTiis, Testamen,ary
WT N + i;. LEyEEIGH' Executors
NewOreans Nov. s, 1850
kSs" The Fair for the Benefit of the Catholic
ORPHAN ASYLUM will held by Ladies OF Neworean
fro the 18th Iroxlmo until Christmas Eve, inclusive
~" Inv Department of the University OF
Louisiana. The Lectures in this Department will com.
menCe II the first MONDAY of December next.
la of the resignation Of the Hon. Henry Billiard
who has teen elected Representative in Congress- his place will he
temporarily supplied by
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUs Esq, whose lectures will embrace
History and General Principles OF The Roman Civil Law Juri
prudence and Land Titles of Louisiana.
Those Of Professor McCALEB will embrace Admiralty and Mari
time Jurisprudence, Laws Of Nations and Of the Courts
| Of the United States
Those OF Professor RANDELI HUNT will embrace Commercial
| Law, Criminal Law, and the Law Of Evidence
Those OF Professor MONROE will embrace Common Law Con
stutona Law and Equity jurisprudence and Practice
Diplomas equivalent license practice, will lie conferred on
those only who shall have attended courses oil OF one
full aud shall least year in the ofce OF
Counsellor StLaw. Testimonials Of gooteharactrr will be required
further information application Re made to either of the
Professors and for Matrcuaon, the undersigned at his Office in
| the Municipal Hail. Second Municipality
| Rl4 In ThEo' H. acChLhbi Dean
hE% L. $ Mail Steamship COmpanY.-The under
signed having agency the United States Mail Steamship
Cyn for their Atlantic Pacific Services established him
self in this city transaction OF General
warding Business. His Office No. 95 Magazine
nj I'm JAMES r. JENNINGS.
|
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Francis lFHb9.e 81 90.
No. 20 Magazine street.

Francis .FHb1'e 81 90.
No. 20 Magazine street,
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
Have the pleasure Of n ug friends that they
receipt Of choice SELECTION FALL WINTER GOODS, all
OF the best materials manufactured the latest style, and at
moderate prices The compriIes n part
super Back and Blue French Cloth DRESS COATS.
Brown, Owe Green French Cloth Waking Coets.
Brown, Olive, French Cloth Business Coats
Back, Blue and Olive French Cloth sacs.
Jrab French Cashmere Sac Goats.
Back, Brown and Dahia Cloth PALETOTs.
Rack, Brown and bahia Cloth sURTOUTS.
Black Cloth CLOAKs.
smDT Tered EIaCk and Fancy Cashmere YEsTS.
Embroidered Black and Fancy SILK vestI.
EmhTUlerel Valencia Vests.
Embr0la MaTIeiiles Vsstr
Bark silk an Sa.in Vests.
Rich Black and colored Figured Silk Vests.
Rich coOred Vests.
White and Bull AarssiileI Vests.
Buh Valencia Y
Black and Blue Doesktn Cashmere PANTS.
Colored AMI Fancy Cas- Pants.
s+5hgLsh and oxford Mixed Cashmere Pants ~
Non spun SILK UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS
White Cashmere and MeIino UNDERMINE nd drawers.
Hiooed LAMBS Wool Undershirts and Drawers.
Linen ani Cotton SHIRTS.
shE, MeT1no and Cotton HALF HOSE
Cashmere ROBES DE CHAMBRE
Black and coloIei Silk and Satin CRAvATS.
Rich Figured Six ard Satin Crava's.
Rich White Figured Silk and Satin Cravat..
Rich coltrsl Figured Silk and SATIN Cravata.
kch coloreI SIX aud Satin ssaris
VII re and coOed Linen Canlric HDKFS
White and co0TrL Six Hdkfs.
White and coore9 English silk suspenler
White and coorrd Wellington suspenders
Black, cOlored and Silk Gloves.
BacE and co.Ored Silk Umbrellas.
LF Alarge assortment OF TRAVELLING TRUNKS, very
manufacture lv ~ Nv din. qniW
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cum CuANDTFRy .,,o ..o ,,,r,r;;
~ NaniIa and Hemp Roue-of all sizes;
lakum; Pitch; TW Rosin;
BiocEsaaof atis:ile,i U,
PSisnt RITZ BBa.hnsa;
Oars and SkuIl;;T73an s4a,:
liRrlwareI,a general assortment for ship use;
{r SSSs'S onf f BU:Heis al" ''''''"'S
r4.nps and Rigging Leather;
Se,.oEs CIoRRiGg BPG and shoesi ,..,.,,;,..
Foe on N the m S reasonaLe ems ee By
+. WOOD i 90 on he Ieyee, Post 81, Second
VS 5,pnTN y SIS 10 5 Ne! sso'Ss "4% v y:
I;Ro,xn on the New Shell Road Cormon st,ss viii
Apply to 's'' '''"' ''' hummer years.
THESTNUTS! CHI ESHNUTS lbs bags, /
ns 10 'e OaE sSIs o nor sac p'
l.-S,. :, ! : ~. y ~ % SO'''-'"" 81
EHeC kSOOFcS, &scs
IV just Ete'NeI anu ,oI sts al p,
D,!-,- n =. Sal
Louisiana Reports, 10 vols;
SSoEni;nson,s B Rep93rfs IL vols
Acts Of the u Legislature from, 1919 tn 1870.
PaflendoTfT's law of NatureNIstin and English;
P PSsGPrs G }ERoa daw Sssns W% sn
E M6sssf 5,i G5%@ sia! w. ~ vols;
K s.?3e fs RssS5.i Is E Fg. do
R 9P$s9:s% RsPSf!: SHFs%s S svo
variety Of second i i;hfs W9Ei;icA1 ROCKS worry
oRfa gG, Sd Sqys 70 Ss l2%ad s:6 lv
generally c Roo, CONTAINING fl. ,n,ou., lat.
JOHN McDoNOGH, together with his old Green I'm
ulea III, = = ;, :, mo Of,
VI Oh i,. SLOLE E "a PUPPY Dog OF the
white FEET Wbite breast timed With wbite ao ar ~
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t- certain remedy Cholera its rst stages; we
viii guar,utee ali when used before coll
The relief will be prompusuNly few minutes It will also
promptly ali Bowel Complaints
P' For the Depot the Electric, Ftrluge, No 4
MpgaEiue street. New Orleans, by the Dr0plletgrs,
MIA 2dpF a KENDALL & co.
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NEW ORLEANS AGENCY OF THE
TTNION MUTUAL INSURANCE co. of
~ New York Profits divided among |>O ~~>---~~-
those doing the Company Piel aea Assets
OFFICE, 80 CAMP STREET. SS41ll. ono
New Orleans. =
Fire, River and Marine Insurance
the lowest premium. paid either in ti. CITY
Of NewYork the will insured
References in New Orleans:
George F6stsr s Co. N Fl. Brigham, Es7.
T. II. Dudley, EH7. Bernard Fallon ES7
II. = C1'1Hldet Esq. aaron Cohen, ESg.
$. c. Bell, Cashier Canal b. Bel & Sle5idns
E. J. Hart 4 Co. Lereri-h & Co.
J. Corning s Co. AE1lsassI W1is & N,
C9raH, DyEsrs s sp1Iiing. Paraliss Lrtprasa7 & Co,
aG22 2dp ISL 3m 3dp JAMES H. ST7yp.N AGENT
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Without Reconnaissance of the Cargo of br
Long Island, from OpOftO.
GXIE l.

MONDAY, December ?, aiPe 10 o'cyck-Wil he sold
w No So Magaz street, second .t1ry-
The following very superior PORT VINES
u casks hst India Ibis high quality
London style Port Wine.
10 quarter casks superior vintage Port Wine
l6 pure Juice Port, very superior.
| White Brandy
NJ The Ports very superior quality. suitsh
medical purposes, being the cargo o leland,
Sale r9.lfyS.,. Terms sale " ~ ~ " ' nog
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S36O.NNO.

THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice President
CHARLES ]. MAysoSI, Secretary.
Directors:
Samuel Bel, J. f. C. Tlss c. A. Rorri.r
Gterdy Burke, JJA1 NJ Bell, o. L. DaBslst.e-
Moss' n~ss7l7o'd E. J. WaL~h r. Puasy Pug.
j. A BdTeG, g. s. HaarktHs, a. TAILOR
Vim. P. ConUsrss, r. B. Summer, Vim BIyzsss
Darld H1fdeH, II NJ Wright D. C. Rdn1Isa
John D Bin, J. W z1ebarfs, j. RiF9rd
J ". SirIhoH, Cornelius FglIoses, c. r. Wright
Nathan JsrutSr c. T. Budisrks, John o. Woody1sE
George Jonas, " B. Ne Cutahsoa r. Y. C1yEs,
p. Si77s Louis DsS1uIss, Fv7g
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-. 1t "a. sa.5...

TEN AS TONIC AGENCY-NO, 50 Camp Gtreet.
CERTAIN antldOte against Constipation of the Bow
IA els Topper of the Liver, Indigestion PalpitatiOn of
the Termination of Blood to the Brain Nervous Head
aches, Chills and Fever etc.
RECOMMENDED BY
Fl. r. w. Hill, ESQ., President H. b. Bascombe,
Matthew Watson, ESQ. Gen. Sam Houston.
Dr.. v M Gwir Capt. w; s. Fuller,
DR.. w. r. Keene. and others. ap2O Iysp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-29

IT III. JACKSON d co. No. 81 Canal street and
next door TO the Planters Hotel-FashiOnable CT 9th.
ING ESTABLlSHMENT.-The subscribers are now in
receipt OF large and complete Stock OF FAsHIOElB
CLorHENG and good assortment Of Furnishing Goods,
comprising every ARTICLE in the way Of dress suabe for fall
and winter wear We pleased have our friends and
the public generally to call and examine goods We
have good assortment of Silk and Bingham UMBREI.
Las, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, etc. Our Prices
OIS is2n
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to" The Fair for the Benefit of the Catholic
ORPHAN ASYLUM will be held by the Ladies NewOrleans
18th IroKmo until Christmas Eve, inclusive. ns
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FOR RENT Iowa new Two-story Frame
House, containing four Rooms, and situated on a.
Cypress street. the New Basin The house is well A
calculated for two small families, but will be rented A
good and responsible person. for SIS per month Apply
to I'M til A BOWERS, IVA Magazine st.
HOUSES TO RENT.-A number of DWELLING
Ii HOUSES for rent, Canal street, between RO- ~
man and Preaux Streets, from the first of October M
| Apply [s5 til G. NJ. FOGG, go Magazine St sssA
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EemtIcnem's List,

New Orleans, November 90. 1850.
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Egeg Books. etc

| .OST OR STOLEN-A Puppy Dog, Of the
- Newfoundland breed black, with four ,s)
white feet, white breast tipped with white siy,-SE
the end Of the tail: about onrmonth old. Who----aA
will said 1877 Charles street will iber.
ally rewarded. Tn2S 3i%1 A. ENGL
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BRICKS. LIME. CEMENT, ETC

ID QSENDALE AND NEWARK CEMENT COM
~ PANlES7The subscribers are authorized 70 contract
for the sale and delivery at NewOTeans of CEMENT the
most liberal terms ne Cement from both of these
MES guaranteed to good any manufactured in the
United SateE. Purchasers wishing large quantity, would
do well TO before purchasing
OBI lm3dp ALFRED kEARNY & co. II Magazine st.
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Editor Of the American Messenger. President Of Law
school.-.To the Host or Hostess No "a Phipra
Howard Lodge No l3l, o. 0. F.
NJ. MUSSON, P. Nj.
New Orleans. Noyamber -, 1850.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

At hrst the missions nominally occupied the
whole territory. except the four small military pnsis
of san LEGO. SANTA barbara. Monterey. aud sun
ranCiscc; that Is, the limits of one mission were
said % cover the intervening space 20 the limits Of
tie next; and there were no other occupants except
tie Wild Indians. whose reduction and conversion
was tho object Of The establishments The Indians
o. q q ne they were reduced. were trained To labor
in The missions and lived either within Us walls, or
h small villages near hy. under the spiritual and
ltmI3fel direction Of the priests. but The whole
u'f me roiucal control of the governor Of the pro-
'Ice' VINO decided contested questions of right or
pohey, whether between different missions between
ehd md' iduals. or concerning the Indians
Soon. however grants Of land began to he made IN
iAui'iduais especially to retired soldiers, who re-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-23
WV vi. TAYLOR, GROCER AND COM.
Wv MISSION MERCHANT and II Main

" Mission MERCHANT. and II Nam
street, offers for sale
200 bbls. Recti6ed Whiskey
100 90 6. Ga Old Rye do various brands
70 Virginia and Northern pple Brandy
1lo " Imitation French Brandy, various brands
80 half pipes Imitation Brandy
pipes H. Gin
30 bbls Pepp, Cordial
Is bbls. sweet Malaga Wine
rs S. Madeira do
20 N. E. Rum
Is Port Wine
40 hhds. T. r. and N. o Sugar
10 do ? R. Molasses; so bbls N. o. do
100 bbls. G. Herings
100 No. Mackerel; 30 do No2do
IT'S kegs No. Lard; 30 bbls OF same
70 boxes Goshen Cheese
lG0 kegs Nails
IS packages pulverized and crushed Sugar
100 boxes Candies
100 do Soap-various brands
no bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
5O0 M Clgars-various brands
300 gross Matches
100 dozen Buckets
$50 dozen Brooms
30 boxes TRANSFORMATIONS brands
so gross Masons Backing
40 boxes Colgate's Pearl Starch
200 bags Shot-assorted sizes
so kegs Duponts Powder
200 sacks Salt
1900 lbs. Bacon
50 bbs. pure Cider Vinegar
800 reams Wrapping Paper
>.u. so bbIs, Newark CIDER ''''' ~
fegether with Teas, Hopper, Pisnenro, GingssThdi-
Window Glass Lamp os essssins, Mustard &C.
&C. ap4
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= RATES REDUCED TO MaHa
Y THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS f sa9@97gsaa&

BY THE LOUISA RAILROAD.
ENO avoid increased charges on the Richmond and
III Fredericksburg road, passengers for the Louisa
road, may go by stages from Richmond to the juno
ton to breakfast, reach Charlottesville by o'clock.
Inns arrangement makes the whole trip com forta-
bic one without night travel, to any Of the Springs
Passengers from Lynchburg or Saunton, going North
Will arrive at the Junction in time to take the Rich
mond cars and reach Baltimore the same evening" and
Richmond by IL O'clock.
CHARGES BY THIS LINE:
Between Staunton and Richmond. ........... SO so
20. charlottesville and Richmond. ........ IS
DO. Staunton and Junction. .......... so
Do. Charlottesville and Junction ..... 4 25
10. Lynchburg and Richmond. .......... 90
Do Lynchburg and Junction. ........... 90
Passengers leaving. Lynchburg on Sundays, Wednes
days and Fridays at A. NJ. arrive next day in Rich
mond at III A. M, in Washington at A. T. M. and
in Baltimore by P. ,M-fully twenty four hours in
advance of any other lines.
Passengers leaving Richmond or the Junction for
Lynchburg on Monday, Wednesday or Friday. arrive
In Lynchburg to dinner next day. in advance of any
other llne-wlth a full nights rest on the road
Passengers by the stage line between Richmond and
Junction, will be taken up and put down at their nar
tiers any wherein the city, without CHARGE and NAV relv
on as much comfort as splendid neD coaches GOOD
d'ioers, fine horses and quick time can Afford under
Stages will leave the Powhatan House at S O'clock
at which place the office will be kept and tickets can
be obtained.
G. R. MASON, Ag't LRR.C Co.
J. l.. HEISKELL.
August 22d, lS49 au23
assaar-,y777777h GREAT REDUCTION.-Fare
izsas3 from Richmondto Lynchburg by Canal
Fare from Richmond to Charlottesvilleb by Packets ~
Fare from Richmond to Cumberland c. H. by
Packets and Stages. .................2 IS
Fare from Richmond to Farmville by Packets and
pa H.ages. .;.:..:.: rs
hours of PASSING
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-23
n .EATHER PREsERVATIyE.-Patrdg

EATHER PRESERvATIVE.-P atidge's
- original Leather PreseUatve, or Oil Backing,
p pev tha tor cleansing preserving and re-
only the best but the cheapest article known for clean
ng carnage tops, harness. factory bands engine hose,
pe.oWs leather trunks, boots and shoes, and to all
iGeather exposed to the action of heat cold or wet
FOR sale by THOS. A. RUST.
ap 10 Sign Golden Paddock,
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h s ID 49,
II ICHMoND 4 PETERsBTRG RAIL
M ROAD--NEW ARRANGEMENT and
after Friday, the 9Th Of April, the Extra Passenger
Train will be discontinued, and the running OF the
Trains will be as follows
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond daily at...............6aP P. M.
Leaves Petersburg daily, at. 81 A. NJ
ACCOMMODATION PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays
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NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Is on Mondays, Wednesdays
ana Fridays at..... ...................6A M
Passengers are requested to procure tickets at the
Office before starting, extra charge of l2s cents
will be made on all fare paid in the cars
Colored persons and servants will be charged full
price unless their tickets are procured at the office
N. B--Conductors this road are not permitted to
carry packages, unless entered the way-bi at the
proper office and paid for carry letters or execute
commissions OF any kind.
The cars will start puncually the times advertised
by Richmond time. THOS. DODAMEAD,
Superintendent transportation.
Office R. and P. R. R. Co. ap2
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and alter this day the Extra Train for the Junction
will leave the Depot in Richmond daily, SUNDAYS ex-
ceped) at o'clock, A. M. Returning, will leave the
Junction at o'clock, A; NJ, and arrive in Richmond
at liz o'clock, A. nj. Fare each way ST.
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent of Transportation
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p S In addition 70 the above train a. 5 o,clool,
NJ passengers who may take the regular mail train
at n O'clock will be in time for the Louisa cars at the
Junction. The fare by the Mail Train is ST. So and
with return ticket 81 Is. T. S.