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CARRIAGE TRIMMING.
GOODRICH 4 GRAHAM

HAVE just received from New iork Steel
II Spring, Brass CAPPED Patent aud com
ron tI,esi Brass Basds, Plated Dash Scrolls,
issh Frames, Patent Leather, Rubber Cloth.
Oh c1rpet. Mats. Moss and Carried Il air, Bows.
Join ,s add Hinges iof TOPS, Fly Nets. Hsltsr
CHAINS &c. a'c. The above goods will be sold
cheaper thAn can be booght elsewhere in Yer
nsht GOODRICH L GRAHAM
We1i Esishd July IS, 1867. 20
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COMMIsslONER.s NOTICE.

AIE the subscribers. being appointed by the
w Hoa. Probate Court Tor the District %,
hatland. Commissioners to receive. examine
snA ADJUST ali claims and de- msnds nj all persons
ssaipst the estate Of fRAhhIiN CORNISH
tsis OF Rntiand, IN SAID District deceased, re.
presented inso!,ent, and slx months from the
oh dAy al October 1850. being allow cd by said
cOUf, for That purpose, we do therefore, hereby
give notice tina; VIZ Will attic nd to the bus mess OF
our said appointment 1T The dwelling house OF:
James Graham, IN ssId Rutland on the third
Wednesday OF January aud March next FROM
one O'Clock ?, n. until III O'clock ?. n On ca h
OF sad days.
HENRY ". POTTER CcInrnis.
DAVID kim Aide. ( sloncr-.
RutlAui October y 1870. u
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Franklin Hotel.

TUT 'ahretitrrs hAst.e rnIctAs,J iLis siA
ava vel ttosa estshItsh~sni, aud hatias
'hr'o"assy rsisirea sna fatnisl,-s The SAINT
are nes ready u vat ul@oa sneh Of thslr i'trna'
ard ltt rseiie Dsy ehsas. 10 bccsss th'it
bee. ~ pieAssrs.
Par'is' ~ui a. all time. hs waited upon a.,
thstt bctice
stage ran daily ffrtn hi. Uta.e To- and ft"m
'is'ensoe sir'ass s1d the gpcsss 81 the Weass
"ili al 81 tisocs Cad carriages In ttsdine.'
:" convey ihers to AMI from the dsy"t, on The
st,ithI % sseb trsi~ " ear,
b"rs. aud carriages at all i4mrs Ia read
Nee fer the use 81 their cust.,nsr.
PRATT 4 FOSTER
Ratisad. ls,s g 1850 23.u
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
FOR CLARENDON SPRINGS

On and after the 10th Of June, the suLscri-
Der, viii run two lines Of Daily Stages from
Rutland to Clarendon Springs, as follows
Leas. Rutland. 7 o'ei"ck, A. NJ. aud return
ia time for passenger. TO take the ii o'clock
Train for Boston.
Leave Rutland again, upon the arrival of the
rsrs from Boston and return the same evening.
Afro upon the arrival II the Cars from Bur
hnst"u, Troy aud Whitehall, stages will leave
Rutland for Bcthcl, BridSewatsr, Woodstock
" hiie River and Hanover,
PUTNAM & BRYANT,
Eut'au3 June IS. 1850.
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A RARE CHACE.
TO peasoSs ~ ssmsxC 10 auiLr

To pG0sONS WtAutNG 10 HIILn.
'i'HE ssh~trA~ss -asld r..r~custy r,vs
e~tsce the, shey haze tsc~sil, psrct..-rd
4 Wa Hal iss. he Vat 81 isss sS,,,a,nr
the D~pot Trseods co ts~ Esss. and itentrne
ayse The .as,a rasa hseinG ,sto thr village
f,e-a the Wet, sP~n ~h,eh ih~y ss~ s!sevt
lsst~e sa' s'seeis END dividing e 'r,o su,,sbsc
bv,ia'ne ,-'s. tnst'sse,ng sem. ~ the tbo,ssst
'cest'oa. ios Business st pri,s.r fcs,d~ue~. n
,~ iopre "a Raiiaed ~h,cb iisy .sss - put
cbsscrs Nh Gcssre Ia ho,id. up,a easy isrtns
Ia s'rw u the prospective INCREASE e sus'-
Rsss W not village cons 90. NJ vT'on The c"tn
pl.,i,u u the II s II Itsilroae and the COZ
.,,aet,"n of otLefs 'a Progr,. ths oa,n a
tsre .hsUor GOT persons ~ish,og ,e iocste n
Il siiAnd and feauyes very etrs' obstacle
brtsiofsr 's'si os a. the wsy ei improve.
seni ~ cur s'!lss~.
Their ~ ufs'u liz" pfeniscs 6pe lrdg~ 81
building stone wb,sh rata be qvsfrird al small
ri,sn.e snd Iu,ub~f and other ,nairtials n AZ
Ice purchased in the v'c'nn, at very rasons
81. rates
for further particulars enquire Il the cub.
.t,ibefs. MEIER EDISON.
MARCUS T.. NORTON
Ru,lsrd, Nav ~, Is5o 2i,f
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~ 70 10 ~iihe.t tsS ssvsseixa sss.say sh4is LAsy
81 VI ssTpIssi hat ySy nIsch s< hhd the sss
ssan 70 ssss sses i ssA'fe. 70 - Nc. shiaS 4
~. 80 shos. tss seaiGssl,eA Ia ~skh " 10 he'd.
yAn6 kLitrkn, isl Fshas d kss Ys,s
ss1 81 Tie tssSSes Ia The ur.ts1 Assse
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FROM q PhtSIrfdn.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES,
oBsTRuCTI IRREGULARITIES, &C

How many suffering from obstruction or irr,s.
ularities peculiar to the female system. With Or.
dcrmine their boalth The effects 0f which ih~y arc
ignorant, and for which ihe dclicsey foris seeking
medical sdvc.' How many suffer from p,oiap,n
nfs,I falling al the womb, from f.o, ain, ress
ness, debility &C, dc How rnsny A,- IN constant
agony for many maths preceding cooiine m~nt How
many have difficult Il not dangerous deliveries and
Ia ito psges the means u prevention. snehoratloc,
md relIen
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

RECOMMENDATIONS
Zen bests Of DR.. Perry, ParIsa.uih, ~
~ feEfss1rGa, SEPT enter "a, l-4y
MI. J. Y. Maofe syri ~ whns Hair Restcf
.'lse''-besf sir d.1n b! ny dsiy 10 .t.i. .sn.s
,seh respecting he iaes ,rssbi. vale. Of wLtts..
isi es's~fsA's s.efsi rssrs ago, sker . severe
~ Of .s1sas.s rsy as. iSst 81 l tui hs,t tts sea-.
sP@.'eS i's~.see AID iss ha,I gIss oul harsh snd
p's-'sn Asoui tsA- ago ~ saothss O. 81 srS
Tong tiiee isese uss spf< rrn,iy no rftiav IN a.,
-p, shH 'afisss appsiesf iSns ~ss indaced 10
y lse s.~ss ihe"i,snea He~iet.i,.. Ans no. sfisr
as ~ - - sociss ssf hsir has syo~a ont a.
.srhsf1ess, ~ isny tire I hsss s.s<E sssiclss
80 ns~fsfis sta eik~s b-lss Ia M hsAs sas
S.er car thefrisfs ehsssfily rsx,t u..d 4, 4, ~
80 are sis'etss - s<ssa- - ths e<st snssls ssvs
s'e seeA' NOS esspsesfs,ly vests
ssassasr,e " WHIT I...ii' s... n g.,
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slCKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

Exir0et Of Letter from Genf''mnn IN D"y''n, q
"DAyIoa. May /, lst7
apr A. NJ MAuR,ekAr--My Dcar Sr Tho
Married wodnans Private Medical Companion bI
which I enclosed ono dollar Ia your address cnms
safely tn hand would not have troubled You with
,he.o E.w lines, but thai ! am impcllcd by se'ss
Of gratitude, for rnysei and wife. 10 give uaera1s
10 our sine ere snd he artSit snssAinns
my wife bss been percersiby sinking AH soms
three yearA or nsNe IN consequence oi her great an
suish and suffering anne rontbs before and during
confinement; every successive one asre and moro
dcbilsted and Frustrated her, potns her life IN tn
mi,ent danger. and which was on the last tocns"n
despairea of Isupr,osed tho, this state 81 'hhg'~as
inevitable, and resigned mysci to meet tie worst
At this time nov about two monthly henrd soas
book highly spokes Of ~ containing sonc matters
rcschng my case On its receipt and perossi, eM
not cxprcss to you the relief it afforded my ds'tes'"d
ms,d and the joy it's pages impaired " my ~,,s On
leaning hnt tho great discovery a n. N. Deco
mcauI provided = remedy. opencd prospect to
me which litile conserved was possible No r~~s
mary consideration can ever repay the ob'gstoss
am undcr In Won for having been the means OF i'm
parting To us tho matters contained IN The MArrn
Womsu's Private Medical Companion, but III
this src another year wsuld have laased over my
heed in all human probability my vile wosid have
be.u IN her grave and my children len aaoshs''osA
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tIsRGARET Ps,sssl 10 America, fore sal
vi by NIenesr
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= DARR1Is TAgNBRs or fer al,
= " ~ Land yH d Graves
New Fall Goods.

JUST received large sac sesirabis sssort-
- nstt Cd sSsos, scApted 70 The season. Ter
ssts esssp-Grest iaesesn ssis esfsrsd 10 cash
rsschsssrs r CLEMRsT
Cestss Rv,issd, oei Q 1850 ss~
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THIS Elegant
pfefss faliun ~.
last issIGs The
place of all 9th
ef aTtlc les ~
Use far res,or
'ny and ri'es
Ing The Hnir
u prevents ~.
Han from al
ING Of prn'nat
~ its EfasIh
removes dan !
ruli sod fesgof-s
the rsfurai snt
hTor1sHi grusr
n Of The HAIR
IA all cass ~
badness. ltai
., removes pstg
aaf heat ~ ia.
l.~z aH.t
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Inc t'I"wine Interesting case Is presented, . I'd
the reader 'nsile' h Ita CAREFUL psfvIAl Lunaen,
On such evidence IL uhn.rs.Sary
New York, April ~. Isi7
he.sfs Sands G.nilemea Having been long AZ
hhitd "ih genera fthny. ~sakte-s ins. Of srr+
tue DC receiving M rnsht from the vatioss rene
nee prescribed concluded about thfe. ~ lnits .ibrs
I" make Vs. OF your sSTsspsriiia ! nov hsv. he
fhe''ufe ~ 'n"iWiIg you hat hs Effects have been
i'Iel'd !" IN the hsppiepi fesults N restoring m
he'ih aud am iadoce N add my tes,in'on, to h.
May "lh-fs y"a already possess snd 10 those desif
,ns iohhsf 'eiofns'ioa ! vii fer'onsly give -.
particulars on ,y case and III. .rsei. Of hi. ny.i
uiols medicine, ~ calling AT as Bo~ery New YORK
VOWS resi~ttfuiIy. JANET NcIkT(b&H
ms esG,h-' that Ms, Jsbst Mclntosh ~ Known
I" me m.mtsr Of the Chofch IN geo, ,tsac inr
and -ptthy Of CashIsaae 4. SPENCER
Pastor n Ia. seronj Pres ChatcL Bfokiyn
ffei,arsd snH soid - hoi-.4ls sud retail By A. n. 4
u nhNbs r1Esisis and Chemists, 10 fUltsn 81 ,
corner OF Willisfn. >sS YsTs. Ala w Druggists
zt'ef.i,y ihf.AFhonl The tndsd SAFE. aEe CsnaaAs
ffN,s 81 PER hottie or Bottles IS.
LpIHsH DssIELs, Agent, Ruilshs. 1888
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NEW, CHEAP AND EXPEDITIONS
ROUTE.
Western PASSENGERS,

FuNHE undersigned has perfected an arrange
u mcBt with the different lines OF pubic
conveyance between Whitehall and Chicago ior
the transportation OF Passengers and Freight, 10
any port on the
UPPER LAX S. LAKE ONTARIO OR
RIVER ST. LA wRENCE,
by the following routcs;--by Railway from
Whitehall to Schenectady, thence by Canal
Packet or Freight Bnat-to Builals. thence by
Steamboat, touching NJ all intermediate ports,
Ia Chictgoj or hv sieamboa, 70 Detroit. thance
to hicaRo, VIA. Central Railroad Passengers
or Freight for any of the Lake Ontario or r,ver
- Lawrence ports, will he sent to Syracuse
thence tn Os~ego by Railroad.
In consequence 81 the reduction Of fare by
Packet Boat Company. II will bc an obect for
passengers To evail themselves OF tins mode of
conveyance from Schenectady TO Buffalo. The
Packets are mostly new,
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MYSTERIES or MEDICINE
bffatfSt bist0ytry Of The isr.

Did yoU .stf nee NJ.
Alisisfs All HeAiihs
OiDtD.eai1 Certainty
yps ,szvs tot thar. Az
irw " Any. ~bs have
cot avsiiet in.ui.eise.
Il it esfs,ir. qualities
- ohly hseJ. TIA! 10
onssnes The Pi,ohs y.
as u tia, II 10 really
'sDd Truly the l.esi sn'
Gle sxtshL kngs.fs "
ti,s isas 81 itDassi.ds
VIA hsss L.sb 10 ihs
ee"slsit us< Il IL. ssd
tksysi.Ilcvfss roo nrs
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bHfIES H9fR RESTORATIVE
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
For Restoring, Btou,,fyHg, CLEANSING, sofl.
tni"g, and Dressing THE nam.
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Notice,

WHEREAS my ~'tc ,cis has len ms brj
and bos'd w',hosi any just csuoc of ptov,
sai,en, ,i'svs"'e, th' - 10 forbid all ptrons
hnbofing ~ ,rus,is. her on my s~eoun'. as
! .hsll pa, no debt, al her contracting sl,.
Ials date MARTIN DhssAktF.
sh'es.sSry. oei ~, $50 ~.
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Remarkable Cure Of bronchitis.


New YORK, Feb Il, isIs
Messfs snds;-HsyiGs sntf.rat many year. VII n
disease Of my throat, affecting The iaryua duriuc
which lime was treated with III. most dislin Gu
-d physicians 10 Europe aud the United States
without Receiving any pertinent benefit. but all the
tune my general health AID strength declining and
The disease making fearful proef.ss-taust,c appli.
Cations were used, and whatever els. was though
u"'si .mcenl for proiuoine eur---bs, I am un6
GENT the deilorsbr siusiion was ~ the isrvprltis
b-'nr accompanied with phbi-ls and great difficulty
IN breathing, would soon have ter,ninst ed my lite
hsd not obt AIMED relief through the medium OF Your
ssisiiaf'ia. ] must ssy gentlemen, when ] rom.
mehc'u using the tsfispafis did mol place much
r"iirnce ~ IT. virtues aud his viii rot ,urpu,r
30 when inform yuu had tried more than ffy
dIfsfeht remedies dung the past four yef without
any s"'csss, bat alter kng ycuf sApariila fc
w'ess was obliged Al lat 10 yield to .,id-nc.
rus mary tllous sper hc has moi only relieved but
cufeh me And therefore ihink II my duty g.ntI.
men, iof We behehi Of suffering humanity, 10 give
you I'M. aii"statlon Of ny cure.
You're vety uuly, u, PARENT.
Consulate Of France In the United StAIes
Ihs above statement and signature were acknoWi.
edaed ~ ovf ptesercsby Mr.. b. Pafenis.tfue
FOR The COGSUi General ~ Frsncs
l.. BORG, Vice Consul.
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CAUTION.

To avoid impnsimn,t MI, 10 necessary to SEE that
n. JAMES r. CHiiTcN'S CERTIFICATE 40 well ~
N. siguRfu ui NrS =. Tu~Hsend - on tho outside
wrapper Il each bottle
nrsrid ny ~ l. SPENCER, Ru,land and by all
The printi pai Druggists sud Cuuhity Mere MS
thtcurhout The United Ss,s CanaJas lc
Hy- frnprrtors' eiice - NASSAU STREET ~
the hud.nf iltr'erly occupied by tho South Baptist
Church New York, 2s. 6m
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TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.
ny On A. NJ. MAuRiCRAu.

T~enhsia Edition. ismc, r. $50. Prcr. o. oc
THIS WORK IL INTENDED ESPECIAL.
~ ron TIE MARRIED. ~ thsss cons~mra.
ting nnayrass - IT disck~ss nntr,rant scsrcS " hich
si,oulI I've kmnan 10 then particularly.
Here, every fen,slr--sbc WIFE,. tho mosher the
one either budding into woInanbood. ot the
the decline Of years. IN whom nature t"niemPsts
an .ppprtapt change discover tho causes symp
toms, ard the m. efficient remedies and ~
tain mode Of cure. in every complaint to which hsr
Eek ia subject.
The reve Citations contained in its paRes have proved
q blessing to thousands, AZ the innumerablo oiters
received by the au,hr ~ hch he is permitted by the
writers to PUBLISH will attest.
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WA DOW sAs8
f.Npsr a ot.rfS-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22
LATEST NEWS.
By Magnetic Telegraph.
CORRESPONDENTS OF TIE RICHMOND TIMES.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY,
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, p. NJ.
SENATE-Mr. Clay's Compromise Resolutions were
under consideration to-day.
Mr. MILLER made speech in vndication of the
Northern people, in which he combatted the idea that
the North had manifested disposition to do injustice
to the South He advocated the admission of the State
of California into the Union. Without concluding he
gave way for the ad ournment.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Afte the expiration
of the morning hour the House went into Committee
of the whole and took up the Presidents special
sage.
Mr.. BrsSELL being entitled to the floor, spoke an hour
He contended that the South had pursued an improper
line OF conduct touching the question at issue be-
tween the two sections of the Union--that Southern
members wholly wrong in forcing upon the North
the present issue. He said he was in favour Of the i'm
mediate admission of California, and declared that an
opinion had gone abroad relative to the de-
cison OF the day at Buena Vista. Northern and not
Southern soldiers, had decided that bloody conflict!
Mr.. WINTHROP followed in an eloquent speech, in
which he handled Root, Giddings and the Aboonsts,
without gloves. He gave this faction an unmercul
drubbng. He also INDICATED himself from certain
charges which had been alleged against his political in
egrity During the delivery of the speech Mr. w. was
repeatedly cheered by the galleries and the House.
Mr.. MnLsoN followed, in reply to the remarks Of
Mr.. T.. Stevens. He alluded to and defended Virginia
against the charges made by that gentleman Without
concluding, the committee rose.
The House then passed the bill from the Senate re-
leasing the sureties of the steamer United States.
Both Houses a1journed over to Monday
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY,
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN,

- 49, AUCTION HOUSE ON FIFTEENTH STREET
~ OCULAR SALE DAYS-Mondays Wed,as-
"a u days and Fridays. Sale of Horses Caryioges
Buggfes, Sc, every Saturday, at the large lot onno
site MIR. I'm. Woods stables, on Cary ST. 1F0
On the above days. commencing at g o'clock A M
Will usually sell at auction, for cash the following arr
cles: wing 'io-
GROCERIES,, &c
Bacon Hams, Sides and Shoulders
y. y. Sugar in bbs. Laguayra Coffee
No. Mackerel and Labrador Herrinps
GSIuTnpowder, Imperial and Young Hyson Tea
Whiskey N. E. Rum, Moasses
Manufactured Tobacco Cigars Nails
Friction Matches, Shoe Brushes Backing etc
FURNITURE
Bureaus, Sideboards, Press, Book Case
Cane seat and wood bottom Chairs Rockjnpdo
Dining and tea Tables Candestands
Waslstands Desks Children's Chairs
Feather Beds, hair and sluct Mattresses
High and low post Bedseads, Trundle do.
Sofas, Carpets, Tenders, Bedding, etc
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS. &c
Fancy Prints, Kentucky Jeans Kerseys
Ciothe, Cassimeres, Vestings, Gambroons
Bleached and unbleached Domestics
Coats, Pantaoons, Vests, Suspenders
Buttons, handkerchief, Cravats
Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, etc
Mats, Caps, Shoes, Boots, Slppers--tooether wfr,
many other articles not enumerated above
On SATURDAY, l will sell Horses Mules. Brg
gies, Carriages, Carts, etc etc. lug
iy Is R. CAJTHORN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22

yellow FEVER IN THE BAHA1 IsLANps-By an ar
rival Salem Mass, adviccs have been received from
Bahia Islands to the 22d January Several deaths from
yellow fever had recently occurred among the shipping
or those engaged upon vessels causing great alarm and
serious mortality The ravages of the disease are re-
presented as Irightful.
he rebellion in the interior was still going on and
not much hope of suppressing it.
Transmitted for the Baltimore American
ST. LOUIS, Feb 90
We have received adyices here from Santa Fe to Fe-
bruary LIST. All is quiet.
The territorial or State government question is being
warmly contested. 1t is the general topic OF conversa-
ton.
Transmitted for the Baltimore Americana
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 90.
The bolern Wberks factory, in this city, exploded,
killing the engineer and woundng several others
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22
GENERAL ORDERS.

RICHMOND, Il CD. II, IooU-
The volunteer companies will parade at 3 o'clock on
the evening OF the 2lst and march the depot of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany to receive and escort the President of the United
States to the Exchange Hotel Col Meredith will COM
mand the escort. By order of Gen. LAMBERT.
VIII H. RICHARDSON, Aid de Camp.
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GENERAL ORDERS.

RICHMOND, Feb 49, 1850
The volunteer companiesi will parade at half past
o'clock on the morning OF the 22d, at their usual
places of meeting, march to the County Court House,
where the line will be formed at 10 O'clock. Major
McRae viii command the Cavalry, Major Ellis, the
Artillery, and Col Meredith the Infantry. By order Of
Gen. LAMBERT
VIM H. RICHARDSON, Aid de Camp
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ARRIVAL OF THE FALCON. &c

BALTIMORE Feb. 81, P NJ
The steamer Falcon, supposed to have been lost, ar
rived safely at Halifax yesterday
Mr. e. FORREST, the tragedian, applied yesterday to
the Pennsylvania Legislature, sitting in Harrisburg
for divorce
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22
FINE CALFsKIN sEWED BOOTS
ONLY THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENT,

ONLY THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
J. H Anthony has made an arrangement with one
OF the best makers in the city OF Philadelphia to supply
him with handsome and substantial Caltskin Sewed
BOOT, which he will sell at the Unprecedented low
price OF 50 SO. The attention OF gentlemen is respect
fully solicited they the best and cheapest Boots
tends to keep but the kind and sell them at one
price. te 10
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22
HEAD QUARTERS, I'd Brigade, 18th Division,
Richmond, Feb. Goth, 1850.

ORDERS No. 3.
Lieut.. ColsIG. N. Johnson and ]. w. Spalding will
aid Col. Meredith in commanding the Infantry on the
22d instant and will be assigned to their posts by him.
Capt Walter II, Harrison is appointed an additional
aid, and will be respected accordingly.
By order of Brig. Gen. LAMBERT.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, Jr Aid de camp.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22

"A INV a L DIV EILITVJ, UN The CUR-
NER OF FRANKLIN AND FIRST STREETS,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue of a
deed of trust executed to the subscriber by John H. Hill
yard and Gueda E. B. his wife, bearing date 18th
August, 1896 duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court shall in execution Of the said trust proceed to
DAY, the 9th day Of February 1850, commencing at
O'clock P NJ that valuable private Dwelling (recent-
y occupied by the said HlyarD situated the corner
OF Franklin and LIST Streets in the city of Richmond.
The lot fronts about IS feet back southwardly on
LIST street 1853 feet to an alley.
The will be cash; but it is probable that ar
rangement will be made by which credit for portion
of the purchase money will be given.
The title to said real estate is believed to be perfect;
but the subscriber acting trustee will convey with
the usual special warranty
T. o. DABNEY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auct.
The above sale is made with my consent and appro-
baton.
fe 20 Holm TT HTIJYARD
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-Four more sold and paid by
100000 5OOOi

FRIDAY-sussex Lottery, No. l5-Capitals: $50
600, 5000, 1000, 1920, S of 1000, &c IS numbers,
drawn. Tickets 81, halves 2, quarters |.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Feb 81, P nj.
FLouR-We note sales to-day Of 700 bbls Howard
street Flour at $4 IS "a rs.
CoRN-Sales yellow and white at 81 cents
At auction. to-day $50 hhds New Orleans Sugar
sold at 81 IS S. 90; and 400 bbls New Orleans Mo-
lasses, at 274 cents per gallon.
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h PAINE n CO., MANAGERS OF LOTTE.
IL. RIES, RICHMOND. VA,-PAINE'S MA
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY
PAINE d CO., MANAGERS.


LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING SCHEMES
LARGE SCHEME FOR 23D.
$67, 500 81 500, 27,50Ol
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class D, to be drawn
on Saturday, February %, 1850. IS numbers, 10
drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS:
l of. .......... 1867 500 | oi........... $500
Of. ......... 81, 500 100 of. .......... 1850
Of. ........... 1880 lis lowest prizel 674
ot............ 1850 &c. &c.
Tickets $50, halves TO- quarters 5.
Certificates of whoes $3.50; halye 100; quarters 65
$4,000, 3 OF 10000!
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass No. 10, to be drawn at
Baltimore, on Wednesday, February 81, 1850. &c Nos
10 drawn.
CAPITALS.
prize Of. ..... $4,000 prizes Of. eco. $4,000
do. 10000 20 do. 1000
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters . so.
The Tcketsi in the above Lotteries are eceived and
all orders addressed will meet the most prompt and
confidential attention Address,
D. PAINE & CO Managers,
y % Richmond Va.
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CONNECTICUT WING CONVENTION.
New YORK, Feb. 81. P NJ
The Connecticut Wing State Convention has nomi-
mated LAFAYETTE S. FOSTER the Wing candidate for
Governor.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb 81, P. NJ
FLOUR and GRAIN remain unchanged in price
CoTToN-Market firm, with prices in favor of the
seller. The sales Of the day reach 1000 bales
PRovIsIoNs-Market quiet