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"A CAkD-PARIs GREEN, "S-BRAND.-THiS AR
"A ticle IL Is believed stands foremost among green
paints As combining thesutmos, briilianey Of color With
degree permspeney endurance TO the action Of heat
and light not possessed to other paint
either Of mineral vegetable origin IL Is desired here
direct att ntOn 90 the that although the
IL IrehSed to the Of the above article yet IL Ia
aDy different and distinct from the green Imported from
Paris aud Which Manufactured from yerdEris TIES
Brand OF Paris Green Manufactured by entirely
process which was patented BY the undersigned IN the
United states April ~ 1st9 aud the Development Of which
has occupied much time and posed great sacrifice Of
money The Object has been 20 produce combining
Termaneney or durability with the beauty OF the frencha
result u presumed which had not been before realized
In such manner as to be reduced 70 uniform and
Ing process OF manufacture The IS Brand Of Green
moreover aians the fun depth Of color without acquiring
that coarse crystalline grain which charasterres
ye french manufacture imparting to hctiou. depth
OF color when In dry state loosely mixed with OIL
which units TO endure the grinding in the paint mill
without lesnr 10. color By crushing: The unaerssned
while be acknowledge pride In thus pointing the
essential defects In the French Gre.p which he eismst
have fully remeaed believes himself wholly unbias by
INTEREST," neverthele he does hesitate invite parties
eone rnsd 10 come forward 70 elicit add ona the
subject, and him in the wrought he has
merit than 10 his due. For particulars respecting the
sale Of the above green parties referred Q Che adyer
tiscnents. THEO. SCHWARTZ.
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RTs ECHO OF SCIENCE INVENTIONS. AND PA
IA tents-One dollar snnum-twelve cents A single
nunssr ms is new monthly mTszine III. srst iAu-
held in London 1851 Psines Light" "Commssioner Of
Patents and Abuses Of the Patent Once with more thsn
authorized to receive subcrticpa Published BY
ley Longbottom @ Broadway n r. Solicitors Of Patents
IN shis country and Europe.
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nAGUERREoTYPg PLATEs-THE SUBSCRIBER rs
~ the only sgent for Louis L. Bishops plates warranted
superi.r 70 any made lie win se them With the rrv
uere freturnng those that would give entire safac
ton: so just received Dsssueoype Frames, Jocts,'
viIToR BISHOP, Importer 7s Maiden Lane. NJ stairs
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q 000 000 or BOTTLES, NEARJY, or DR.
k,OOV,VOV Keliinser's 1iniment, Magic Flud,
ssy. been ,oa vtheu, si9Ss in r,.to,iss sns hsir
street. BY G. Ring G. v. Cckncr Co.. &c tGt Brosdvsy.
between Grand and Broome Of the Ruhon sad the
Druggists IN general in bottles, 81 aad shnss each;
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INIRST APPEARANCE OF JENNY LIND tue AME-
rean public 10 respectfully Informed that the hrs pro-
essons appearance OF Jenny Lind New York will take
place about the 18th September next At the first
concert Jenn, Lind vil sing Of her celebrated
Bfavuras Duett with signor Giovanni gestu. Eng
sh Ballad and her Swedish Songs. Further ami ample
details will he given in due time h. t. BARNUn.
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TAKE NoTTCE-LABY or TyroRNATIoN-NRs.
Bkmann informs persons Of both on all concerns
81 human life from birth 70 DEATH upon scientific prineip
She u eonsulted at all hours No 80 " Spring
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WHITE ASH STOVE ANDNUT CoAL-Tw0 THOU
sand tons If Stove and Coal sale by the
cargo. Address r. TYLER 4 CO. PHILADELPHIA
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(rkkGORis CALIFORNIA ExPREss.-THE suBsCRI-
~ VII iorcnrd their ne., errte pe steamers ghero-
sure goods going forward BY the above steamer necf
y or shippers leave them At the once Monday the
lzth instant. Terms reasonable.
1bohPsoN HITCHCOCK, Managers and Arents,
1fo Pearl. corner of well street.
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RENJAMIN l. HART, ~ MAIDEN LANE, HAS, IN
- store large assortment Of double and single twist
barrel patent breech Rife and Shot Guns donbe single
Pouches and Bes Game Bags English aud French Per-
cussion Cape materials and every other article con-
neeted with the trade all Of which offered the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-10

HAIR pve.---Rntcb.ior,. Geouans L,ou,d

invited 10 inspect PHAL0NS style OF Wigs and Tou-
He keeps the largest best assortment in the
~ HIS celebrated Waige Hair Dys Factory T broadway
eorner of Dew street Cnpv tho adAress
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GREAT CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS AND STEAM
~ beat cwners.The advertiser patentee Of new steam
boat wheel capable In the opinion Of
Of driving boat twenty-five TO thirty miles hours
wishes 70 sell an interest or to contract with somebody
having the requisite funds TO put In practical operation
for fuller information apply TO A. r. Dyett Eco Attorney
OF fatentse yNssau street. where model can be
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'o 'N' Ni' "Aa' nv N'us'' :, % ''" 'skees'
Herald Marine Correspondence.


Arrved-Brigs Nancv. Taylr Ia Island rhos Walker,
Marsh man, NYork Ariel Nichols. Cama.u Ne; Chastna
Anderson Caais Myra. otudley Boston, sehrs Perry,
Holmes, Camden Me- cOra sears, eYork; Bell. Steel
man, CT Egg Harhor Mount Vernon, Lewis. Etpor Gre
clan. Wel, haeias; Elliott SHARP, Dghton; Ann Sm th
Hawkins: Richmond. Hillary and Henry Glover. NYork
Harris Piummor; Dseotat, Smith. and Challenge. COu-
sins. Boston, Cake Endeott. East wieh; Buena
Vista, Potter and HOLMES. vanglder Fall RIVER Erpe-
dite. Racket. Brio Tepor Benz Franklin, Aud Haowe
Seneca, Brown Norwalk steamer Penobscot. seymour
York.
Watts, Boson brig Mary Jaue, Gates dos sohrs Cake,
Eudcot East Greenwich; D1cotah, Smith, Providenso;
Challenge Cousins; Benz Frtnkln. Aud and Harris,
Ilummer DO; Homes Vanglder. and Elliott sharp, Fall
River Buena VISTA Potter Stopngton Expedite Racket,
Ayns Peint Henry Glover NBeiford; Santee King Nor
folk steamer kennebec Flowers NYsrk.
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JoUERYMEN TAN oRs.

JoUERfMkN TAnoRS.
On wednesday evening mass meeting ef tho Jour.
nsyncn Taors held at the sixth Ward Hotel cor
ner of Centre and Duane streets whore considerable
number Of this very humorous craft assembled The
President having called tn. meeting IN order opened
the preceding. u tho evening by snnsHncng that all
tto-e who wish to become members Of the present.
,ocisticn sbould now forward snd have tbss
nsmes enrolled on the list. gooaly number pro-
sented themsrves for enrolment after ~hich the
er,'Afy read the minutes Of the Last meeting which
were upsninously Adoytes
The President then stated 70 tho assembly that
d'putsiicu had been scst by the Protective Gsrtsaa
Union q the same branch Of business, who ~ish %
tno~ vhethsr the Americans ~ill fern society upos
the ssme protective principles Aher debate. u
e.s hRr'ed upon that committee of two be appointed
20 confer with the d-putier upOn this special poist
IL wa then moved ~ one Of the memb-rs that the
tenticn oi the meeting be directed TO the Southern
trade. sBd that in order the assembly may beoene
acquainted with the condition Of this partioulsr
Branch tho cit IN. Of each .hop b. :.
such work Is done confer together and deliver report
to the cssr. This notion vas unAnimously carried.
snd va' immediately put into execution.
After the uanssctsn Of sone business % minor Inn,
pouGnce. the meeting soon adjourned
uuE nEicK-irEEs AND riasrERRrs.
Al large and enthusiastic meeting of ths
bnckayers and plssierers OF the city Of New Yorh,
held nj 81 Prince street, u was resolved that the
2d division b. organized, and the following officers
were unanimously elected :-
President william Cru-a~li. vice prssidsn Garrss
sPssrs, heootdng Secretary John Bsllstine; Cores
pending Secretary, EdssrdJ plsmming treasurer
David smith
This division vil hold its meeting g, 90 Ferry
street on Tuesday ovsninT. July q whan monstsr
meetips erpec'-t The thspks of thie meeting we're
unanimously rendered TO the Herald ~ beios = pre-
tent help In the time of nesd There also lsrx.
spd most respectable msstsg - the brcklsysrs ana
plaSersis ut the X Hall, Second Avenue on Tburs-
day ovoning o. which place they organized the third
dvison Of this most prosperous society aud the fol
loving officers were elected
President, Thomas Quinn; Vice President John
Watson; Secretaries, Messrs. white and NJ Barnis;
Treaurer John Trusman.
The division -u hold ts next meeting st X p Hall.
Second avenue, between girst aud Second streets
Monday July 1st We hear there will be q rush Of the
trade. 40 there 10 much Important business 10 -
brought before the meeting
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Ntw 0RLrA-s, Juns fs, 1880
tesmship Psieon has arrived at thI. ,oy, s-o,.
fft . She brings no i'm portsnt news
81 sPsninh steamer Gusdalquiver. which arrived
'o.' 'm Hsvsns some time ago, took Are yes,erd.,
"aa I'm furniture vas destroyed and the msehin.ry
INJURED The loss IL estimated At sbeut $40 600
- sat 10 belong to Queen Christina. Of spa,,
he ~sssrought here from Hsvans Il va. With
To selling her to 90 into the @ ulf trade, but an.
-f.. va deferred at the time % the ersiteu, .pt
=. ~, bopefe luvssion Of Cub. She "a, bpllt
'PO'' but vas fitted up in New rors sons year.
a.si.f a. bl rsrss are much svonen s.d are repr.
1l y. v INJURED many sections ofths
tiss'.ippi I, rapidly falling
IA. 80. - Jessefdsy, promised devsionmept. i'm
So nigh tOvernnen, onic.r Ia the Cass s,,s-
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sion In my recollection the conversation was never
repeated neither do think that have met Judge
Barton sinca He is in error IN saying so. IL n
trapge TO say the least that he should have suffered
two months TO elspse, and then, in violation OF his
pledge, enter the bar-room Of the Columbia House,
regret TO learn and be compelled to say, IN very ex
cited situation, where he behaved somewhat unwar-
rnntsbly Otherwise am confident he would never
have uttered word Aterwsrd he was. no doubt, OBJ
liged to make explanation but in doing SO he had
right to HE safety at the Of his
then personsi friend In addition, l mover told him
that Mr.. Herbert hsd left for " The Cedars"
Had Dir. Herbert addressed g proper note to NE
demanding an explanation, 1 will not say that,
falling to satisfy him, "a 1 am sure might have
done, l would not have met him. He, however
chose different course Himself six feet In
height robusty formed and armed with cane while
only five feet four and half slender in person. aud
very deficient in physical strength-he, repeat wi tn
as a body guard either of whom in an encounter,
capable Of swallowing whole calls at my Office,
finds me alone and refusing to listen TO any explana.
ton attempts to insult when he IL at ordered
out OF the house. Under such circumstances i can
take no further notice Of him Abandoning tho rules
OF that false and foolish code OF honor Of which he
would like to appear earnest votary and not ad-
dressing properly in the fret place he has left me
no resource but to treat him and his criminal libel
with contempt when 1 descend to Mr.. Herbert's
level may meet him, but not until then, and that
them never occur
l thank God that am an American citizen, which,
Mr. Herbert boasting he does that he IL the subject
Of Queen, with whom be has the honor to be ac
qusinted @ and for whom. taking on him for the
ponce, the proper duty of VIM. Peters, Esq, the Br
tish Consul, Don Quixote-ike, he would run muck
against every windnll VINO makes politica speech
in election time. leave his statement unsupported
1t IL by anything but his assertions aud per-
sonal explanations; 10 the public leave him to his
temper and Lis prejudices perfectly satisfied that
fellow citizens. among whom ! was born. and with
whom have lived all my life will sustain snd
against the insoleDce Of any Englishman,
II he has the honor Of being acquainted with his
Queen-a gratuitous aaeertion which many very
sble people are inclined 10 doubt.
Mr. Herbert has frequently admitted that he has
side in America for the last 10 years and that he has
at any time visited his native country Queen
Victoria, think-I have data to which refer
and compelled 10 trust TO my election
AscsDded the throne In 1887 thirteen years since and
six years afler MIR H-rbert's emigration to America
She Is now about thirty years Of age. hr Herberts
acquaintance with her must consequently havs
CURED when abe eleven or twelve yoars of age
HENRY b. HIRST. No. 81 Prane street
North side, below Sixth street
June 90 1870
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From Washington.

,uR SPECIAL TELEeRAruIc pEsrArcu.
WssHssTo-, June 20, 1850
m nibus lin is good for all Of next week in the
skhough Mr.. CiAy expects q vote by wednes-
he result l. doubtful
siPhin case comes up in the House on Monday
expect struggle To take up California instead
&c soilers are csucusing TO night again.
sp.rted that the Governor Of Texas has called
men for Santa Fe, to maintain the boundary
Texas.
osrd Of Army Surgeons lately assembled In
h, have approved Of ss-istsst surgeons Chsrle.
., Richard VI Coolide~. and Alex. n wothsr.
Dr promotion to the mediral stsf.
JiloviBg sppliestion. for assistant surgeons
n approved = samuel W Cra~iord sna william
ey. Of Psnnsyivanis; Jchn q Mihss v;
Z. Ridgeiy Lcui.iana Chsri~s Page vlrginla.
ID Taylor Virgins Chs - suthsrisnt, Penn
sRdsr Lsvslls,ts crasFfa 10 ssmasnd II IN.
acifc squadron wul hnisl fenaA a on board
frigste Raritan. csEtaia ,ssa nit
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A letter from Pom du Lac VIA under date ofthe 1Tth
nst says The prospect 0fthe wheat crop very ais
eovrseinr IL vas hard winter; bsckua spriug
and the land has suffered from drought thousand ~
seres of winter wheat have been pOughcd up and put
bto spring crops The late heavy rains have. hope
raved the corn and spring crops but throughout thu
state there will not be quarter crop Of winter vheef
s here selling for VI % per bus -four 81 IS per bar
rel These high prices are oocasoncd by ei gr,tion
We learn from respectable house in this city that p
vate sdvces state great destruction OF the wheat crosa
In Georgis. Virgins, and North CNolina W rust
The New York herald., 1850-06-30
Movements OF individuals.

Captain Matthews, steam ship city OF Glssgov; Geo
Brosdhesd a. N, and seventy elk others arrived In
this city yesterday, and took rooms at the Aster
House.
Hon A. GDmvre Pennsylvania. Hon J. W Cole
man Cincinnati Hop John Woods, Ohio; Colones
George McDougsl. California and ono hundred aud
thirty one others arrived at the Irving House
James n ellis U. 8 n; and thirty nine others
srrlved yesterday and took rooms al the Arericsn
Hotel
The aggregate number Of arrivals at the pripcpsi
hotels of the city yesterday. Was eight hundred and
tyclye
The New York herald., 1850-06-30

Dassor W sross.-At Cumbcrlsnd, Md. on Thurs
dy evening during thunder STERN, the back bufid-
ing Of the large hotel the rsrosd depot which
hs been carried up 70 The rafcrs, bo~n entirely
down sailing upon the depot ans crushing " in for
,cme distance. a brick house. What Il called the
Island opposite the canal locks deprived Of its
roof and hsd portion Of lie walls blown dovn. The
hmly inhsbitng tcok refuge in the cellar and vers
uninjured The house belonged 10 Cospel Thomss
hoKsig
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Tai. .s. Ro>S" .s xi.s.r.

enty minutes past two s'eloel tbl, io0O
carriage, containing sIr person, "a, n0on' n
Table Rock, II was diseov.r.a ,,., -. ns
ray. They had Just time to ).u, 49,. ,ss
for their lives, vhen tn. rock f.h -, '
~ crash taking the carriage With M .n tre-
ron tue carriage Jsst ss the rock ne mas
'ck AZ felt for miles around n
guide, and several visiters, we're unds,ortsd
the time the
The New York herald., 1850-06-30
ted Confession of rsss.-..r webster

NAsfH~i Jun - lHsi
-7ortet hers, on high suthority that Professor
=. wris,en letter % the Gor-rnor aud Coun
ens thssse Killed Dr. Psrkmsn. but that ~
mutsa IFhene praying that nj. .ent.ncs msy
ve the details -, though long does not, IA IL
' be befor. IN. 90, fatal tssnssction 10 vin
une OO's~'i next rqssdsy.
The New York herald., 1850-06-30
The SeminOles.

BALTINoRx, June -, 1850
Major Rowland and Captain Jordan arrived q. sa-
vnnnah last Tueeday after In the steamer Mon
mouth, from Florida. They represent the Seminole
Indians to be all quiet.
The New York herald., 1850-06-30

HARRIsbUhd juno 70, Ib0S.
An attempt made last night to burn the rail-
road bridge. hve miles west Of Lewlstown. The are
was kipded on ono Of tho abutmsnts, but for
tunsy discovered In time to prevent serious injury
to the bridge There will be no interruption to tho
travel the road the damage will be Immediately
repaired
The New York herald., 1850-06-30

uut ~ r NJ
No 14l has been argued. No 4s has been also ar.
gued The counsel for appellant is j. o. spencer ana
ChaIlcs OConor for respondent.
The New York herald., 1850-06-30

Court OF Appeals.

SB Parker, Of the Point Clear Hotel, was drowned
on the 22d inst, while bathing
The New York herald., 1850-06-30
i.EGRAPHiC INTELLIGENCE.
, iTInT FIRST CON G n n ..
FIRST sEssIoH.
By go.se's MAGNETIC rsLEsxArH.

BY GokSE'S MAGNETIC rSLEohArh'
wA,Hiroros, Juno 20 1907
Seward rubmitted = resolution inst"a0''"s 'a'
n ittee on Commerce to consider Az iePo'' 'A -
+. ency OF instfucting a survey. y ING iop's'"per
igineer of the United stats Vi 'no 'n"A' VI '"'
sippi River subject y o'oino"' io' INC pufpo''
soertsining an 80 e'ua' -noao o' p's'en''"s 'A'
~ finn,S.,,sns by the constr uctlon Of necessary
4, lkmsnts ana cspsis.
resoIr ton lies over.
soIution Of Mr Hale inquiripg whether thors
20, De prospective reduction Of naval officers In
ited States without Injury to the public service,
iopted.
CAss csJlsd up 3 resolution, submitted by him
day, in relston to prohibiting officers in Tho
rom ex.rcirin, civil authority within the limits
United sis,-s, sna providing adequate punish
or such crimes
interesting oebste sprung up on the resolution
Oh Mtssrs. Csss Seward and others participated.
l despstch here abruptly broke OF
The New York herald., 1850-06-30
New York CA,y Industrial Congress.

general meeting Of the New York Industrial Con
gress was held on Wednesday evening, at 1T Grand
street being the fifth meeting of tho society.
The Secretary (Mr Crate) called tho roll Of officers,
and read the minutes OF the last proceedings which
were confirmed
lithogrsphic printers.
Mr. KEYsrR, Secretary of the committee appointed
for the purpose Of drawing the articles Of the cons
tuition, read the following preamble -
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
A Splendid FORTUNE MAY BE GAINED
BY AN OUTLAY OF E1O OR is.
METROPOLITAN PORTRAIT CLUB.
-SS. ALbdnU Road. London, EngLnnd.

CWceS-oo, dIUuIIy lUuU, I1UHUUH, ITSIuHu;,
FUVHE Directors beg to announce that there will be
IL drawn for grand series of Portraits of all Horses
entered for the forthcoming GREAT DERBY RACE.
The drawing will be conducted upon those honorable
principles which have hitherto given great satistac
patronage and that while the past success and high
estimation in which the Club is held are subjects of
pleasing congratuaton to the projectors they encourage
endeavours for still further development OF their plan
For the future therefore, the number of Prizes will be
extended the Portraits Of all Horses that entered
for each particular Racenon starters well as win
ners and starters. The following list is now open-
5000 members to each Glass; first class f10 second do.
f5 third do FL Parties can have one or more shares
in each or either Of the different classes. Those mem
bers who draw the Portraits OF first, second and third
Horses the other starting Horses also those that do not
the following prizes. The drawing will take place ten
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09

LIST. Class, EGO 600 10000 f5 600 f5 900 10000
I'd. do :. 10000 5000 $500 $500 5000
3D. do :. 1900 1000 500 500 1000
The number of Prizes TO be distributed in each Glass
are 2O9 that being the number of Horses entered for the
Race. All letters to contain remittance, drafts, bank
qing director JOHN BURRIDGE, Esq,
IS Albany Road, London, England.
Numbers forwarded Immediately on receipt of a re-
mttance. Full particulars of the Race will be sent with
the fortunate numbers to each subscriber SO that he may
know his position and whether not he be of the
fortunate. Office commission n per cent to be deduct
ed from the above Prizes de % d3m
INTERESTING TO THE PUBLIC.-RO-
Il BERT McNAMEE having added largely to his
stock Of Goods would respectfully call the attention OF
the public to his very superior assortment OF CUT
LERY, consisting OF great variety OF beautiful I
KNIVES fine superior RAZORS, (war1anted SCIS-
MENTS; also, fine stock of D1SSECTING IN
SHIPMENTS. He has also on hand an assortment
of very highly finished NAIL CUTTERS. Persons
afflicted with their nails growing in the flesh will do well
to call and get one of his Cutters, and thereby
themselves much pain and perhaps surgical operation
HIS assortment OF TRUSSES is very large and he
would invite particular attention to his stock OF CUP
PING INSTRUMENTS and SCAR1F1CATORS.
He feels confident in saying that he can offer greater in
city, inasmuch he practical manufacturer Of in
strumens To his large stock OF Goods ofhis own manu-
acure, suitable for Physicians and Dentists, he would
ask particular attention. Constantly manufacturing and
repairing all kinds of Instruments. He is determined,
by close application to business coupled with spirit OF
accommodation, to make his establishment second to
''N' Z OPPOSITE Pr 6sS1Sls THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
And nexdoor to B. G. Harrison q Co.'s Drug Store.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09

MTNDERTAk ING.-The subscriber having re
u lnquished the Cabinet business, will in future give
his undivided attention to the Undertaking business
Having always on hand large number Of Collins OF all
sizes, made of the best materials and finished in the
best manner-also, Shrouds and Winding. sheets two
good Hearses with gentle horses and careful drivers
notice All orders left at my Office at the of Mr.
VIM Booth will be promptly attended to. For the
further accommodation OF the public, poplar and
coarse pine Collins will be kept on hand:
JOHN TURPIN.
Coffin Wareroom in the rear of Mr.. H. Baldwin's
Agricultural Store. tel-5m
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09
SPRING FASHION FOR GENTLE

III MEMS HATS, 1850. H. ANTHONY,
Ga Columbian Hotel corner, for the accommodation Of
strangers who are expected visit the city to witness
the ceremonies of laying the cornerstone of the mon-
ment to the memory of Washington will introduce the
Spring Fashion IBeebe,s beautiful model} Wednes-
day morning, the Goth inst. The following list of
prices, commenced by him twelve months ago, has 81
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-09

VXTEBB. BACON 81 co. offer for sa E.
w ITO hhds New Orleans
do clar fed
25 do Porto Rico ls1rcAPs
100 boxes Loaf
100 bbls. crushed and powdered
IS do clarified
20 hhds West India Molasses
IS bbls. New Orleans do
us bags Laguayra
IS do Rio SCOFFEE.
Is do Java
SO packages Gunpowder Imperial and Black
Tea
IS boxes Sperm
% do Adamantue c.ND1rs
100 do Hurs Patent Oz>SDHNo
30 do Tallow
Candlewick
Soap-Brown and Fancy
81 baskets Olive Oil
Bbls Tanners do
$50 kegs Nails and Brads; Hoop Iron
Blstered Steel; Gfindstones
240 sacks blown and ground Salt
1000 bags Shot-Drop and Buck
$500 lbs. Bar Lead
Gunpowder-D uponfs Sporting and Blast
ing
800 sides Sole Leather
Shoe Thread
$50 tierces Thomaston Lime
IT'S bushels Cloverseed
tierces Rice
Bbls. Tar; Salt Petre; Starch
Pepper; Pimento; Nutmegs
Ginger; Madder; Copperas; Alum; Indigo
Window Glass by 10 and 10 by 70
Putty; Porter; Painted Pals
Manufactured Tobacco; Bed Cords
Leading Lines; Irvine
$50 cases Mass Licorice Paste-J. G. Il Co. and
Ynuria brand
IT'S cases Stick Licorice--various brands.
NH .-- Beside