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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-07-09
TEGtGE trttIs.
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RsEsis.ios ~ tosio Rira. sc.

.i,Yirai ~ ~ G,eo,pia i.aier fr1m Harona-
Rer-,l. ios 10 tasio Riea. Sc
NrW YopE. Iulys
~, steamer gs-sris arrii IF here to-day. bring.
inv dates fsem Ci~rrs- g. tc goth uli ami advice.
tom iaFsns ~ the EFh.
Ths Uniies st,,~~ se--ris ,'rngrf - AMI German.
tHsn aefe sfiii hoscti a. ia ana
o. vas rrpHttsf on the aufhoriiy - The British
rusisiii, thst ne ~ ~ American ,fi-yncfs had
diti 10. che su,tsfiii' i'oseve', ~ tliatthey
ssrf 81 alifs.
Tl.r cay 81 lsvsns r.tusips healthy
The Nra.arsa mail &C. tlIr uitefi state in.
rlt'iing u.s eossrHsseni desrs,rhss. hsye bo,n
i@f
Hsss f,tsas - thst rs,oiaiior i,,d l.saken s,r,
- uos's r., sod AT 1ssr'ai iior,r bod hsou
sias.
%. gs.nri. bfiuys ho,rr ~ spiain snd crew
81 ~ lssft ~ t4ien, ~ hfssinn.
ffs hroks o,a yesterday. fsun.isy morninr)
n hr,-sklYn, in Thernss b,aaei eafripuse and
i-ilff thr hrt esifid D. 'siir Tuisisrt avcral sd
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snd b rrcrailer o. sn alarming rstent There
vsfe - deaths ff"ea q iafisg ~ - hours ending
w. uirh'
Nes ostrsss. luly O.
The s,ssmrr Alabama hss arrived here SIZE rs-
pasts 'hsi ~ rsfifs stssusf orrFon arrived a.
fsnhtf.s ~ 2isi uifiH.a, wifh Etl ptrssngtrs
and three fnifi us a f,,lisrs wvrfh ~ rii dusi
In dates fftsfn sea lftNrisro % ~ 10 June
y y sisted nssi tnsruswns iunips ~ nAa, wrirhing
hnfn setcn " twsnty fciH prtnis. have tecn dis
cgveref To srcunnts ifofn tbs mines ars ~ use
'r.si asiisfHr el..ssrtsf tn Discoveries II gold
uioFe snf fnufr atsnIlsnt
To ras'an u.sskst = sissiy. u,if'iiug " 10,
~ siaady ~ q As
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-07-09

D. hsfhs ssetior 81 a. irfy called ne rieriirn.
ifssssr has snsneirstod hssl ffesa certain prsin-
aire - flpi. sua ''gssstly dsrlng." meets snd
sinss ~ harss acsh A. hes langucts every iirh
% bore ssar. ohaTs. cutis,s sna Teh. All are
rgains
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-07-09
Congress.

In the Senate, yesterday, the Compromise
bill was again under consideration. Mr.. SMITH
addressed the Senate till after four o'clock,
when Mr.. BUTLER got the floor, and the Sen
ate adjourned.
The House Of Representatives. were occupied
with the consideration of the report of the select
committee appointed to investigate the connex-
ion and relation of the Secretary Of War to the
claim of the representatives of George Galphin.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-07-09

Msssrs Oglu. ~ Maine; RosiSsos, of Indiana;
bAF, 0f Missoari ALlEs. vi Massachusetts,, and
TaUsNss, ~ New York, were appointed the select
eaBtitrs. of,isfci Saturday, to investigate the
ehaFRss against the Hon. JosiivA ". Gippisos, OF
having improperly distracted certain papers from
tbs Post Once Department., and that they be au-
thOrtzed % send foe persons and papers.
Dn ul0tian oi Mr.. STRONG, the testimony taken,
together with the exhibits, ia relation 90 the CON
trates cle;iOn from tive tanu congressional dis-
tfist a rshnsyly ANA, ordered io be- printed
tlr IN n lir Committee vi Elections md ihe
ul@e
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-07-09

Tho sholsfa hss srRia nis,tr its sprrafsr,s here.
ard BE- rreraianr o. sn aisrniinr sxteut There
we're - deaths ffaaa u iafss ~ "a hours ending
isat ui-hf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01

heard distinguished and esteemed gentleman from
slave State, but few days since remark 'that he
make speech; he did much what he said in
the House, bat he should try to write out something
sxt has people al home" Sir, fear the gentleman has
not been alone in this COURSE either at the South
the North. And shall we, for own little patry,
personal ambition endanger the peace and harmony Of
the country No, sir; Let seek for truth, and
truth only Let do this regardless of the effect upon
ourselves, upon this that political pary-this or
that State section of the Confcderacyand we shall
soon find haven of repose for distracted country.
The lovers of bertythe friends of truth and Justice
everywhere will respect u.s. Posterity will thank MS.
and above all shall have the approval of own
sciences The only safety only for ALL but for any
portion of the people of this Coniederacy to seek dill
igently and follow faithfully the path of Justice The
strong of to-day may be the weak of tomorrow The
chace of oppression which the strong to-day NAV pre-.
sent to the lips of the weak may morrow be pressed
back to their Truth and Justice will protect us
all violate those great eternal principles and none are
safe
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
Anew HARDWARE sToRE-Neu Firm aud Nsry Goods :

NTEW HARDWARE STOhE-AeU ffrn dhd Neo uoeS.s
opened entire New Stoch Oh
the latest styles and most approved
terms of house trimmings of description Builders VIII
please do them the call and examine quay &C
Farmers furnished with almost every agcuurei
shove spades hoes, axes, ana scytnes
without whiskey hay forks grain cradles
sickles &c. &c. -, c.A;.
Carpenters Joners Coopers Masons Carriage and Cabinet
Black White, other Smiths, either BY trade or
name and the entire alphabet OF
names the city surrounding country TO call at the sign OF
the Cur ELEPHANT and Cook STOVE south side OF washington
street opposite Caighead and examine goods prices and
form occupants of the firm being
in community DESTROYS become
ed with the citizens residents of Marion and adjoining
counties.
In will for sale good stock
of assorted ron steel and nails Also continue TO
ture "copper" TIM and sheet iron ware and DO all xmas Vi
work their line to order and lastly they do not lntena png
selection the most approved Kinds OF
Stoves warranted to please or no sale Being well
with the improved patterns made in New YORK. enns
vana Ohio having had twenty years pracca expert
ence other merchandise IN the
trade they hope to please ALL who may ps
call. ria " "a'-s =" - 80 a..
N b. To accommodate residents in the eastern pa OF 'ne
recently occupied oy J. j.
Wiseman and Delaware streets opposite
the Court House square, win keep there full stock OF har
tin copper with good w1rk-
med do notice. The public invited TO
call and compare prices with down town prices and much
oblige ~ ~
Ind apolis. July 6. l850-w.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
EUDsoN's sTAvE-DREssER IT

UUDSoNs sTAvE- DRESSER This Machine. which
- LErrERs PATENT May, 49,
of the improvements Of the age
will dress rived the perfect manner and cha
lenqes competition with any other machine yet put
Of the Cooper the advantage Of fol-
grain the fH strength Of The
timber winding and crooked well ne straight inspected
and $40 hour-hch Is as fast as an
properly place IN
chneakng good work of ave that should properly be
worked harrel reducing all 10 a I'm form thckress
The DRKssER accompanied by JcFER OF an ere new coll
strncon which podaces perfect JOINT preparing slaves
without rehng Of varying from hoJ te 10 a hoss
uhe up will be found perfectly alright
This Machinery recommended with confidence 10 me asenuon
in Coeage business either for their
mills OF i The manufacture Of for the market
The Machinery is use Of large seaport cities; also,
81 Louis Mo- Urbana Ohio and driven by water o. steam
power Where the latter used with boiler properly set the
fuel Than engine OF IS horse power
viii rcqaire.
ana o Tsis can he ha on undersigned Ur
bana Ohio the Machinery IS in successful operation
G. @. SHEFF1fI.D4
frhaaa Ohio Sent l. 1919 iuncl-yNSlana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
COMBINATION AIR-TIGHT.

~ IL
IN make that he continues keep full supply OF
SUPERIOR COOKING STOVES
Together with quantity the much celebrated Reliance and
also the Eureka PAINS Double Oven and
and 10 work 10 the satisfaction of all who purchase No better
proof is needed reference TO the following among e many
thousands who testify their unrivsed QUALITIES
C0Vnfg-Samuel Merrill Hervey Bates Rev T. X Cres-
sew Samuel Hannah Edward Mcclure Jesse Jones' s wv
Il 8 DuuIop Mrs Godsbeny, John w Hamilton Daniel hlrger
Robinson, Arthur Vance Thos Hol6rook A Louden
Robert Browning Dumb Asylum Insane Asylum John
McFa C. Holiday Johnson and amy number OF other
names could be given m,
Hendricks coanfy-James Dugsn Joseph Morris Asa Ballard
Mailock Reynolds g. c. Waterhouse, Curtis Barnet
Robert Downard Henry Rogers Joseph Meinha and William
Little. -, ,,,,,.. -
Hancock Connchas G. Anterior, Jesse Allen, William Aur-
lex Samu Shockley J. Dye, J. Deany &c-
johnson CoNnyPhp Dean, Isaac Voorhees, Jesse Hughes
Robert Lyons, &c. -, T ,,,a,;.
Davis, Barnaby Newly James Tresier
She5v CouHfy-Robert Hough, D. Smith
Boone Contradictory NJ Marvin j. Rumiy H. Miller j. Spen-
GER + smith, George Shoemaker Jacob JOINS, Jonathan scott
Ffo,rard County-Joseph d. Sharp, sheriff.
Putnam C0uafyIsaac Lawrence j. Smith, f. Saoe T. Gan,
j. Davis John Savage. - -o,,v-r
Business still Tin and spoung made 10
good of TIN Ware
constantly on hand, wholesale and retail
Cash for old copper and brass as usual ,,,,occ>
iune1 iguo the Big Pa1itock and Cook Store
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
HARDWARE CUTLERY IRON, AND STOVES WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL

With the enlargement his lexended TO 40 feet IN
"A depth the subscriber has increased largely his Stock OF Hard
Cutlery. &C. and receiving large stock OF iro
~ Mails Castings &C. direct from Pitsbug which, with his
large stock of Cooking and o, Stores Of every SIZE aa
public generally prices that he viii make satisfactory IS
possible earnestly socts attention his sock aud prices he
will sell rs low as the lowest his goods He has fac
heavy goods at river prices adding freight only
for their former patronage he desires
'e' W ss HENRY s. KEIIO6G,
juncf Siga Of tbs Big Pudiocr and toofiHg c'oFe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01
sBROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY.

FINHE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP
PBRS Is called to the Brooklyn FrsproQf Warehouses
from the West, and Merchandise from the North intended
for reshpment. Having 1900 feet frontage on the River
with wiarves in front OF the Warehouses by which goods
are are immedatey conyeyed without dsaqdge erpOsro
re @eataer ample room viii be found for the dschargng of
low rates Gas per tar and every accommodation offered to
merchants in the City and Shippers in the Upper Country
It being the wish of the Company equal the convenences
OF the Atlantic Dock, of New York.
Persons interested in the transmitting of Merchandise are in
Orleans. THAYER Il CO. 4 gents
=, ReferenOes-J.S r. Geddes j W. Stanton Co., r. F.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01
IMPORT ANT TO Sugar PLANTERS.

unues WOud call pIaDfprs
u tact Of having discovered after series of expert
mes alnbncous composition which preserves the Journals
and Brasses of Sugar Mills from friction and prevent them
rom heating wsarng etc. by keepng them Tossed over and
perfectly COOL The connp0lton
he oils now used and need be applied 20 often or in as
aee quantities. Any desiring test the merits of this
discovery by fair trial of the composition itself can do so by
addressing to the undersigned Postpaid Baton Rouge and
payment of $40.
nl9 2tawtian A, j. CHAPMAN. Ensipeer
New Orleans Delta and Crescent publish the above twice
week till January and send bills for
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01
sTORAGF..,--Is -sTOR4GF-

A 1hLEANS WAREHOUSES. Magazine street, iNsf
y qboUg JusIa, and on FOUeher street. betsgeea a and
st. JosephThe subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has had double flooring with an
tae recent improvements laid in portion of hs principal
Wafehouse, expressly for the storage of coffee making il
equal In point Of safety from damage, if superior to The
very best arehouse in the city Ills price for storage will
D the same as last season. &C. bag per month"; He has
also room for the storage of every description of Merchandise
say me 0uk OF 5O0 barrels which will always be taken
the lowest rates.
e1 Tobacco and other merchandise baled and repacked
at the shortest notice 1ns3 6ml GEO r REARn-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01
Cheap D9.y Goods,
At the New York Store, No. I6S POvdrnsstreet

WoRSsTED DAMAsK CURTAIN STUFF, finest
Rich french Cloth Tabls oveu cents per yaTg 3
Insn sheetings yards wide-yey ne. so cents per
IS PG@as Inen caBa ISBS LHPSsPpuTs HSR linen n:n "a
Linen Bosom Shirts Of ali quac from g cent cents to fo Il 81
z, per piece
ITsR ITisR Linen LINEN for Bosom, ceas per yard
Irish Linen, in whole and hsf pieces, very low:
super b and fancy cold CameE FIN 81 to 50 2 per yd
s'ine's-aii ''l0rS-1s5Y Whaigbones, SnfsI;
l5OO lbs among which Long, Hoop Corset Covered and
Long polished Whalebone. SO cents per h.
discount Of Sl per cent w be made o a. y Of and
upward? "A so; Dress -niakers' and Talor' TRrM.
~i0's' DEess u s,sss and snd Fancy Goods.
cf s6s Ca4%sf De LPae ne @ MeSos AaGas;
p bus sn Ss Soo SIch acese Ss He's shs
gMtEe Wool shswL and searf$ swss Mpsns CambTc
6ons re Laers and Em6rpideres, etc. ETC.; ;fEIk
Gshams Prints etc h KINDS @ and a SelsF Teg ahsap hsas
sGIs s5GRY mbaS sSq ghfss 6Is ad5 H5osssT variety
o% Medium s n Sle TSlGE THs S o SRd plain
1,a,.., D. HOLIDAY Presents;
saf FHsS s TsaSS 6Sa Ssses aIe sS0a c0t
French and Gerpan Toys. Of all kinds Also, ~
sBB6N Ra SbS PGSF GFS eS sSd R9LA fAPs aPs, a
Es Country Dealers. redlqrs. press Makers and Taiors
az % Sn ''D '0 r. Brown iiS No, ie8 Poylras st.
CHEAP E4lF ;, ,g!,!A,PE gAPER BLANK BOOKS AND STA
HE sabsorbers snts TO ther
fS sSS s So@sd @5os 5 SS s Ss5 E
wondrespectfnly soleitiis continuance, hav,
ing nowe1 hand d a t9ll and complete stock of
SUPPLIES Their present stock consists in psF Of e ISL
S Isysag yheb hey offer g the Loves
count uent Record and Receipt books al siss and
ePYqSG Pl1hs Ges TETrf gTPsrRft PRESSES Roo.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01
l.alnn,r nE0.GIi n6E0.GIiNSAaG 80 ,BRANplEs:
THE PEOPLES BiLL POsTER.

| rIsTANn Ar o,lnii, a. 2. .S;iICHELL.
Il pies BILL POSTING. Thankful to those who eot
elected and those who'd not for the liberal they
gave me- would wish to inorm them and all the world N
general that am ready az all honr post their bills or
rbqe them Orders left az the following places will be at
Tended 70 Crescent Office SO St Charles stree billiards OF
hee ~ Camp stTeet Delta Office n2 Poydas stTeet Plea.
corner st. Charles and Pordras sts
ni2 S. C. SATCHEI.L, ,People's Bill Poster
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

ns- The degree Of LII. D. has been conferred
on Charles King, President of Columbia College,
by the Trustees of the College of New jersey at
Princeton.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

10 State Convention o. 'tre-isIanIls Of Gen.
eral Education, is to meet at Harrisburg, pa On
the Sd Wednesday of 1anuary. Among its other
duties will be the selection of delegates to Ma
tional Common School Convention, to be held in
Philadelphia on the fourth Wednesday Of August.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

The PAsHA OF EGYPT's Racine CHALLENGES.
Bells Life contains some Correspondence on the
race between English and Arab horses proposed by
Abbas Pasha. The race is TO be over upwards Of
ten miles of hillocky ground, stony in some parts,
but composed OF sand fetock deep in Others ONLY
one race is to be run under any circumstances, and
is to be taken to settle definitely the question Of s
periority between English and Arab horses The
stakes are to be fixed by the English at any amount
by some European consulate, pending the event
The race cannot, it appears, take place for twelve
months yet, February is the latest month in the
year in which the Egyptian climate would not tel
against English horses, The Paslia of Egypt ha.
some of the best Arab horses in his stables and is
the English horses start Of 500 yards !
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

THE ABoEIrIoNrsTs.-Th Abolitioaisls afo
much moved in spirit. and groan fearfully oyer the
"poor slave c the South, forgetting that in Pean-
sylvania some yet remain, who night ns well ba
brought ost of bondage before all sympathy Is *
hausted for those south Of Mason aud Dix6ns line
In Adams county the septsnnial tnx In shows 3
slaves, Lancaster I, York 3, an. We n1fsnsse Is
returns come in, il VIII be feuad shsf there are
others. Now here, is a fine chance laf he 1Isoct
phihnthropisf 10 pony MP and fusckasss desc
old negroes. When thai IS done, isals can, SIN
some show ofproprietg BE- shed H. tac slASa il
ether States,-- The PsNasglpaaiea.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

jews IN FRANcE.-The Minister of Public In.
struction in France appointed Jewsto the chair of
Professor of Philosophy in the ColIegeof Napoleon
Vendes The Christian zeal of the Bishop. of Lu.
con was aroused, and he Illuminated his anathemas
against the college, layingit formally under inter
dict. Many of the pupils were Withdrawn, and
the college classes were the point of being bro.
keniup, when the Minister yielded and recalled the
unfortunate Israefie. By a compronise, the pro-
fessor was appointed to a subordinate position in
a distant college
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01


TExAs-Bia for he Seat of Goverssras,,t..-
Thirty citizens of Walker county propose, through
the Huntsville Banner, to give five acres of land
adjoining the town of Huntsville, and erect upon,
the same, for a,State house, brick building, 100
feet long and so feet wide ard to be three stories
high The first story to be thirteen feet high a
hall 20 feet wide to run through tnorth and south
hall 10 feet wide to run through it east and west
large door of entrance at the ends of each hall
Two doors to lead from the halls into each room,
Twenty-four large windows to be made in the first
story. The second story to be Is feet high, with
a hail of 20 feet wide running north and south.
chamber on each side of this hall 40 by so feet in
cluding the walls. The ceiling of each chamber
to be supported by four large columns. Two doors
leading from the hall into each chamber. Twenty
eight large windows to be pierced in this story
The third story to be 10 feet high, with the same
halls and rooms in the first story, and the same
doors from the halls to the rooms as in the first
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01
DRY GOODS BY THE PACKAGE.
". Br0GJsae9' Smith,

No. 80 GRAvIER STREET,
OFFERS FOR SALE I'D
" SHAWLS-sA Embroidered Canton Grape;
8 81 Barge;
-s4 Printed CsShnere, ali wool; FsH
PRINTS-Lght and dark fancy; s-at f.f
Brown sheetings 81, rs, "A, 81; D.
Bleaeled aheetnEs, 81
SirRE Stripes, brown and heached; i Il
Heavy - Stripe and Mexican Piaids and Stripes;
- !. Fancy Southern and Indian Trade Stripes;
Camletst Chamtgsy; Stripe Denim
Apron Cheek; CoaInbiaH Plnids
Merno UndeTshhts and Drawers, As1eficant
Silk Handkerehiefs, assorted;
Canton Grape Sesrfs aA ect20
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

The DUEL IN THE PAcIFIc.-The New Bed
ford (Mass9 Mercury states that Midshipman ~
Spencer, who was recently killed at one Of the
islands in the Pacific, in a duelwith Midshipman
Of the British Navy, was probably R, B. Norton
Spencer, who sailed from thatport October, 1917,
in the whaleship Elizabeth SON Of. Judge Spen-
Ger, of New York, gsOtOf John c. Spencer. as has
been stated s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

GREAT YIELD OF GorR.- The Richmond w hio
says "We were shown on Monday thirty y-ssver
bars Of gold from the Booker mine in Buekingha
Va, the average weight Of whichswas l05 penny
weights each, tits estimated by the proprietor 4.
S6SO0. and is the result of thirtyfour days labor
with thirty hands. As the expenses are rated b,
four days work are upwards of S5O00g ?
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

10. 1t is stated as certain lhat the French Cab
met has given notice to the British Government Of
its intention not to continue the 26 cruisers on the
coast of Africa, as agreed 10 by the convention
signed in 1S45 by the Duke de Broglie., This res
ouon is, it appears, based on the inutlity of the
forces q. Z. = a.-.t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

Black BoubH9inss, Alpacas and, oreans extra fine
BLACK Mousseline Dc Ianes, Black Baeees al uuaes
Blaek Shks Widows, sks Lace Wells handkerohief
Black Printed BoFdered HaudkercTiefs
Black and White Lavps Black anl White A. ,lieoas.
English Giouded Calico Black White CIrns Gn ,ba,,,
Black and White Ehephefds' p AID GinRhags: s~ X
Black Grapes BLACK Af9phahes Ind Wiovs' Grunss.s
White Grape and .Arophenes Black siik falle;
Real Lodi Plain Black Ealicoes,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

Ds7- The new D0ubls Esgls esin - lns,,,s IS.
appeasanse "a New York
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The President Of the United States transmitted
to both Houses of Congress, on Monday;.the 9th
inst, by the hands Of Col Bliss, his Private Sec
retary, Che following Message.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

Spool Gottons all makes; Linen Threads, -
Stay Bindings. Ghpps, Frnges Hook and es
~. Eyes, Sewing silks, Cotton Cords,
Linen bra9F silk Braids, Silk Cotton Stay Laces Linen
STAY Laee aseher with ANENDLEss STOCK small wares
Mourning Goods.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-19

UuIG, TNSVTp D...s I.a:ro,,, of Of
80; Is,ro,aa ~ uesio u 81 - tbo
aos @ nJ to tbo in ts o" a.
a &c. Of the Pobnan Tso "a as tha
& 40 oo 'ia any oi H. rae ~ The
fon q have enc.
ta;ned osses Vi Pei'oS WIZ
Pnce;ved $500 FIR sIove nor,od Forrtona--Jas r.
Witt ''"'e n"''i'o o"n''n0
ps,o We esoo for s,o,, x,.l c.o- p.o,un1 nov
r T T , M W. i"'e naliieo Oia' Di0"i '
po,oi,,o - esso tox o,...,r-L 1o, M pa.
I've ~''' ioi slave lialeo 'ouu-'aii0' W. -"
pooavod eeoo f,r ela,,o .o, r., c.,.ord Sam,
{. ~ 49, 'oi " 'i"'o ha'iieo Ho' S'"n"i" ~
D o.s 3. My ysso e., c,,,, G
Myers. N''''-N '' 0''''
For further information annlv r.
fRRMES RoSuER Prot
JNo. Fl, BosHrR. sec,ry y''-ii'0 ''o''' iaJ
-yE1,yvony -, :, :, -, ~, NJ
G 1"N 1oh IN: life lNsOR aCE CO N!.
OF January lVo new pollces and as usual the ist EN-
oraces some OF all the various pursuits OF business men,
&C; &C ,
Ills company aec9muated caPhal, on te ISL OF
January, was S2ll 5o-the hsca year beng altered
rom ON ION Apni 70 fst OF January. :,
Inc DIVIDENDS OF the company Tor eight and nall
months up 10 January was Az per CENT and interest on
former dividends tor same period per cent -
insurance IN TINS company may De effected by calling
at the Baptist BOOK Depository NO 205, square above
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w: Hancock, Medical EXAMINERS.
fe " CHAS. WORIHAM, Agent
INSURE YOUR LIVES.-NEW YORK
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