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Court Cal, rd.r-This Dag

Court Gale pdsr-rhfs Day.
ConNos PLrAs Nos ", AGO. ISL 3os, 3os TO sol 32i,
247, sea Sp1, to ss7
ciseyrT cornr Me-, ESQ lss, 40 4ae $50, 4Si 4ss,
St', 4571i, 400, 4bpJs, $50 TO 4os.
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The Canadian Rioters .

MONTREAL, March %, 1850
Last night true bills found against four of the
persons accused Of the political riots Of last April
[Our despatch says "no bills" but it is probably
mistake Of the telegraph
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Philsdeiphfsnsl hIetaudre's Patent Ar
feal Leeehes fer sale the lowest ore RfCHARD
H. skLDkNERs, X. d., No % sVvth Frortstrset.
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Conviction OF the murdsrers or Captaiu

Howard.
ST.. LOUIS, March %, 1850.
George Lsnsdown, who last fall shet Captain Howard
whose mistress killed by his wife in Gin cnnati
about year snoe has been found guilty of murder
in the first degree.
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Knox and Italian

Whatever blow foul treason's heart NAV dare
TO wreck our freedom. and its temple fair:
Whatever deed may disccrd' hands enrars
To blot our Unions bright historic page
Or bigot's ire. or Wild fanatics curse,
Calm truth at length for freedom shall disperse
And frsemen all. wise. foolish, lean aud fat
United-crowned with Enos's Four Dollar Hat
bhall join their hands. and, shou ting one and a
Down treason, dow n !" avert the Cuiou's fall
KNOX Halter, l2S Fulton strest
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informed that the largest cheapest and beat
Of Wigs Dalf Wgs Toupees Brads Of Long Hair and
other ORR entail Hair Is 10 he found MEDuURST
nEARD'S, "a Maiden lane. The trade supplied.
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been awarded ts VIM Bachelor the best Wys and
The public invited inspect his style $780,
BATCHELoRS celebrated Wig Factory No.f Wall
ne Keeps the largest AID best assortment 10 tie city, Cory
the sddres3.
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Hair Dye only be procured the msnuatory Wall
street. The public should guard agsns limitations Bee my
various diploma. Persons whose hair has assumed be
color f the Of the imitation dyes corrected
by calling ~ above. Copy the sddrese.
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qud Hair Dye received the highest the last
Of the Institute New York and may be relied upon
as berg choice article liberal discount will be made to
druggists and hair dressers Principal Office 1855 Fulton
sLrttt n "
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SILK Hats for aA. enuar

thosa usually sold esowhe Tor 81 They
in Appearance durability. and excesnce
offered W. r. DAVID. Successor to 7. II. Amidonl 3Ql
Broadway, near Duane street.
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curing all akin diseases dscooraons blemshes Pou-
DIRE Subtle fer eracatng superuous hair from OF
the body. Lily White for the complexion Liquid Rouge,
&s at G Walker street first from Broadway
and Bates Jordan. l29 Wsshington street, Boston.
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ruth day the Of Chatham and Pearl
gentlemen Of taste and fashion, TO purchase RIA rFERTY
LEAsKS splendid Hats which for and elegance OF
finish and durability surpassed BY those
OF any other house in the trade.
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Spring Clothing - Clarke, the Tailor.
the very finest for s2O fne cloth Sack Coats 50 tI
tine assortment Of fancy Casmors and Vesugs
colored Cloths Also Of fine goods
Established in 1874 No ll6 William street.
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For the Children-rheS tYles of Eanc,z

Hats for children, exceedingly graceful ths season
Cenns extensive stock embraces all the London and
Paris modes and he believes there scarcely pattern OF
style Of trimming produced abroad which will bs
found in his assortment The fabrics his own factory
and after his own designs. also anord-a rich variety
GENIN, PA Broad yay.
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the line between Boston and New York. Means
will M once be adopted TO protect the commercial
community.
Does Fog Smith suppose that he can continue 10
dclsy any despatch sent to hun for transmission,
by placing II in any other channel than that to
which It is regularly destined IL he not a COM
mon carrier in law and IN fact and Is he not liable
for any damages which might accrue from a
neglect so rositive and pcrtinacious as that which
he intends to adopt Suppose a merchant, in this
city has news to communicate of great financial
importance 10 some consignee IN Liverpool, and
that this could be done after the sailing Of steamer
from enc Of cur ports, is II not night TO presume
that the failure On the part Of this man Of CONNER
cis enterprise TO convey such intelligence, by the
most srcedy route facility, would subject HIM
sn action for damages Does Fog forget the law
he lobblcd against ia Albany year or two sgol
The importance Of the subject TO merchants vii
he well understood by a supposed case. The Ca
NADIA sailed on the 10Th instant. suppose that. on
the next day, the ,lsl, merchant had received
important adyces from New Orleans, involving
the failure Of some finn, or other commercial re-
verses, affecting his friends in Liverpool to the
extent Of ten or twenty thousand dollars, who, by
timely advice, NIGH, retain consignmenis TO meet
liabilities, and thus save themselves. by sending
the news on the 2lst, TO Halifax, 1t could overtake
and SO ont in the Canada Fog, however, inter-
poses, end puts a veto on ITS going.
We have exposed this much Of Fog's ambitious
project, that 1t may be acted upon a, once. Mean
while, let 1t be understood, that dispatches seat by
Houses and by Bans telegraph lines to Boston,
sre conveyed to Portland by winslow & Co.'S Ex-
press in three or four hours, dispensing with all
fogs on the way, and thus communicate with Hail.
fax nearly as well before the ascendaRcy Of the
fogey dictator. by the 6rs, Of May, the new line
between Boston and Portland Will b. complete,
under The management OF Balm and O'Reily and
The project of general monopoly, IN the brains Of
Fog Smith, will be as completely scattered to the
winds as any mis-, that ever hung over the sea-
board.
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fully invite the attention Of gentlemen their bsutal
Spring Style Hats Ht wing for The
production Of the best qusy Hate ksy commend them
the favorable notice OF all who would combine noatness
gentlity with durab lity ard economy.
WAllNOCKs, Hatters, 2c3 BroadWsy
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Comb Factory, 3s7 broadway, betwesn.
walker and White freets-Tortoise Buffalo horn
ares Combs of every design unequaed choice 40
to extent and variety Every description foreign
well home manufacture,
prices. A. & j. SAlJNuERN.'
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03

STILL LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA. AZ
HALIFAX

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER EUROPA, AT
HALIFAX
BALTIMORE, July I'd IL A. M.
The steamship Europa arrived at Halifax yesterday
'fferne-t, w'th liverpool dates to the 22nd June
THE BRITISH MINISTRY.
Lord JOHN RUSSELL has made br;lt;ant !. j., i,
louise OF Commons in defence Of thacorsa ,,,;ns,
ave pursued on the Greek question {
!, ITTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF LOFTS
NAPOLEON!
is SAID that an attempt has been to assassinate
'uls NApoIEN, President Of the French Republic.
4 particulars nave been allowed to transpire.
/ LIVERPOOL MARKETS, June %.
CoTToN-Sales on Friday, the 2lst June. 5000
llesprces firm, but unchanged Sales for the week,
oO bales, OF which speculators took about 5000
tales
] FLouR-Dull at previous prices.
oRN-Market dull; newyelow is quoted at 2es
nd white at 29s per quarter.
RovIsIoNs-Ihe better qualities of Bacon are in
ood request. Lard continues in good demand-the
rade as well as spectators buying freely In all other
Ttcles in the provision line limited business has been
tone at previous prices.
ToBAccoSales of 100 hhds at previous prices. which
hough unchanged are firm
I MoNEy.-The money market is easier. Accounts from
he manufacturing districts still continue favourable.
Inc mail from India has arrived and the intelligence
vas generally regarded as favourable
Inc weather during the past week has been very.
favourable tor Agricultural purposes and the growing
trops promise we'll
a. Hvare, June 18th, the Cotton market was dull.
Gales of the week amounted to about 1000 bales
prices unchanged
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ceg not 10 interfere. There are other duties, however
which an armed demonstration on the part Of Texas
man 10 shrink from any obligation which his oath Of
office enjoinsD
The policy therefore is to dgAt Texas off until New
Mexico Is admitted as State
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~, Z message


Nonresident Of the United States, trans Il II MI
porfrom the Secretary of War, prepafeGa@ swer
to resolution the Senate Of the 9th ut requesting
information fthe proceedings OF the Executive in re-
ae appointment of the officer command
s2s4sss Mexico and the orders and instructions
wand correspondence with him upon the SUBJ
lects mentioned in the resolution which was read as
sollows:
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Washington July l, 1850,
SlR: Ihave the honor to acknowledge the reference
70 THIS Department of the resolution Of the Senate Of
re 9Th ultino the first clause Of which requests the
resident to inform the Senate whether any person
las been by him appointed civil or military Cover
aor Of New Mexico since the 4th day of March, lS49
and afso, whether the ind .vdua still continues
20 act in that capacity whether he has been suc-
aeeded by some other person."
La reply to these inquiries herewith enclose copies
OF the orders assigning Brevet Colonel John MUNRO
70 the command OF the Ninth Military DEPARTING pt
which command he still retains.
In reply to the request for copies OF the instructions
and orders given to said commanding officer and cor
sespondence with him and tor information as to the an
prova given by the Executive to his acts or to the ex
60 in opposition to the jurisdiction claimed by the State
iexas, have the honor to state that all such or
derS, Instructions, and correspondence have already
oeen communicated TO the Senate in compliance with
two previous resolutions of that body and that all the
proceedings OF the Executive, through this Depa,t-
ment AMI Its officers in relation to the subject matter
OF the resolution up to this date, fully set forth
This Department has not received official informa-
nation OF the proclamation forth in the resolution
OF the Senate to which this is reply
GEO. w. CRAWFORD, Secretary ofWar
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03

PRoF WEssTER.-The Boston Traveller Of Saturday
evening confirms the confession Of Prof. Webster and
tells the story nearly in the words used by the e-
legraph. despatch in the Northern papers received
last evening, dated Boston, Monday evening, says
There seems to be no doubt that Professor Webster
about to make clean breast of it, relative to his nm
happy affair with the late DR.. Parkman."
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore sun

N. WASHINGTON, July LIST, 1850.
y me California fgmediates showed no strength to-
day in comparison with the Galphinites
ne House will sanction the report ofthe committee;
ana tne heads OF departments will resolve if they have
not already determined to payne more claims, whether
authorised by law and precedent or not Congress must
hereafter make their payments by separate and n
elligbe law instead OF directing Secretaryto ascer
tain and pay what is due and then complaining Of the
payment OF any amount found due.
The prospect Of the passage Of the adjustment bill in
sunied his seat. Mr.. Borland and Mr.. Bradbury will
be the only absentees when the vote is taken Out III
the fifty eight votes to be given the question: twenty
nine are counted against it, But this includes Mr. King
OF Alabama as of the negatives.
Some slight amendments may it is said, vet conci-
late his support for the bill If not must depend unon
the casting vote of the Vice President, who lust now
must feel rather uneasy. IoN
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY GEORGE J, SUMNER


4 UCTION SALE SECONDHAND FIR.
- NlTURE, EARTHENWARE MISCELLA-
MEOUS GOODS, &c. AT AUCTION ROOMS.
No 8, Fifteenth Street-On WEDNESDAY, n1oro'
ing next, Sd inst, commencing precisely at o'clock
at Auction Rooms, No 8, Fifteenth Street, will be sold
at AUCTION, without reserve, a collection of Second
Hand Furniture; among which may be found-one So
ia, one Lounge, one pair Gard Tables, one Mahogany
French Bedsead, one Wardrobe, Wasbstand, Tables
Gorded Beddsteads Marble Top Pier Table, Fancy
EARTHEN ARE.-Also two crates assorted
Earthenware, containing Pitchers assorted Dishes Ba
kers, Plates of all sizes, Bowls &C. with lot of Glass
ware, to close an invoice Miscellaneous Goods and
ancy Articles in great variety. Terms cash.
y GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auct
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NEW BOOks,
BY POPULAR Writer'S.
just RECEIVED "
NASH IL WOODEOIrSE.

Grace Aguiar: the Vale of CedaH or the Martvr-by
Grace Agular, author of "Homdn1uence. &c. SOC
Dionysius Lardner, Railway Econmy treatise
on the new art OF transport, management,
prospects and relations, commecial financial
and social, with an exposition Of he practical re-
z suits OF the rawaysi in operatonin the united
Kingdom, on the Continent, and 1 America-by
Aphonse de Lamartine the past, desent and TN
ture of the Republic, translated fren the French
of Aphonse de Lamartine. ~ SO
Bishop Hopkins Of Vermont: the hitory of con-
fessional by John Henry Hopkins D. d.. Bish-
OPP Of the Diocese Of Vermont. i 90
Charles Lever: the Daltons, or the Tree Roads in
Life-by Charles Lever part g. T.. 6c
Charles Dickens s;l;en No a David copRreld, Put
g. r r. James: the Old Oak Chest. by G PR. x
James Esq; new supply. 25
Mary Hewitt: the Professors Lady, Rer,hold
NAnerbach. translated by Mary HowiG - le
"a Fur RENT, neat wood ho[se with large
~ garden attached, within hall nile north Of tRe
city, lately occupied by Mr.. M B. Wells Rent Az;
). % ToLER = cooE. Agents,
Y y Pearl street
Gn Fgn REM, small neat wooden tenement
~ on Duvai street, next door to the Chapel and
nearly opposite to Mr.. VIM. Clarke's GROCERY. Pos
session given the list OF July Rent $6 Der month An
3! Y = 5 z 4oasa 4. : d SACK;
n.ssAsyDESIRABLE FAMILY RESI-
=
near Mr. Daniel Tuehealts, for rent and immediate
e q 'D Il 8 ss' 4. W sPe'k i 4 90.
~ FOR RENT, the store, No I66 Main street.,
adjoining the store Of the subscriber II IS afirst-
rate stand for any retail business Possession even I'M
mediately. Apply to SIMON BONANZA,
mn Opposite Va. Bank
n FOR RENT,a very desirable tefJllhent on
5ti street, near Leigh, suitable for large family,
with suitable out-houses and hydrant In the YARD
Possession given immediately
Also, tenement on 9th street. in good order and
suitable Tor gentee family. Possession given on the
nrss e, q :, April next For particulars, enquire Of
a FOR RENT. the House now in the occupant
tlcy OF Mr.. Robt. Cochran, on the South side Of
trace street, between Third and Fourth. Il III very
m place TORI small family. - sssSs
"a FOR RENT, threa good Rooms store.
& There are two attic rooms which ~ be with
my is Xoste DEPOT.
- FOR REM n ne sAS d present oc-
10y cnpied BY the srbscssii & Main and Stl,
or Boarding house Two other ley
for families. For tenps, which will be reasonable.
to [de q JAMES, BOSH3
A. FOR RENT The desirably located residence
G situated the Eastern side of 9Th street, b1Hveen
anal and Gary streets, at present. occupied by Mr. A.
>. Lee suitable Tor the genteel accommodation; Of
large family, OF which possession canbe had on e 10Th
August next. ss7 y
two dwelling houses, one on Clay aff lie other
nssfreet, neart the intersection Of Brysske Ave-
sect, both 'sgt neat and good der, and
Il 4 81 Il stIon mode
E & ssl y s9s II TAYLOR.
4 Ri given the frs: Q
I'M b sss Il I'M son Broad street,
". 4G gs3 u 5s ssl N " $ss 0ohoAse. Apply
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BY JOHN r.. ID. PAYNE-s.IrsN,Y
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FTP

ENTHUSIASTICALLY AND KITCHEN FUR-
81 NITURE AT AUCTION.-Mr R. J. Hope
hold and kitchen furniture at auction in the tenement
he occupies LIST street, between Main and Cary on
Friday, the 9Th day Of July, O'clock consisting in
part OF Mahogany Wardrobes, do Bureaus, do Centre
Feather Beds, Bedsteads Paror and Chamber Curtains,
Wristbands, Carpets, Hearth Rugs Tenders, Parlor
and Passage Lamps, Dining Tables Glass and China
Ware, Knives and Forks &c; al nearly new
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03

FUTURE DAYS.
BY DUNLOP. MoNCURE q co.

BY DUNLOP. MoNCURE q co.
GROCERIES, AT AUCTION.-On TUES
- pay the 9th inst, commencing at 81 o'clock.
Groceries, consisting in part Of
lo " bids Louisiana Sugar, fair to prime quality
so hhds. Porto Rico Sugar
100 bbIs. Molasses
rs hhds Bacon Hams
30 bbls, Clarified Sugar
So bbls. loaf Sugar
20 bbs. Vinegar
Brandies, Gin. Wines, Candles
Teas, Soap, Mustard Leather, &C.. and ex
pected 10 time
zoo bbls. Recti6ed Whiskey
20 hhds Bacon Sides
IERMs-under 800, cash; over 800, four months
credit for approved negotiable paper
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
Jy Auotionaerc
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AsIATIC CHOLERA.

reported fatal case Of real Asiatic Cholera
occurred and terminated fatally in Charles
erect, that day.
Inc Nashville Banner of the 18th ult, that, for
hours ending at o'clock on the nss ,;ous day,
81 ts & Y ~ hs by cholera in that NJ ss,. n
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03
BY PULLIAM 4 SLADE.

n ,ARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE e.
n y "A IA hhILICHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
halt past O'clock at the Virginia House, on Grace
street. opposite St. Pauls Church. we shall proceed to
sell at auction without reserve the whole of the house
hold and Kitchen Furniture contained in said boarding
house The assortment consists of every variety usual
ly found in such an establishment. ' "'"A'
VS. Terms at sale.
Jyl PULLIAM & STADE Aro+s
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03

DISPATCHES FOR CUBA-The u s. steamer Vixen
sailed from the Washington Navy Yard Monday, with
dispatches Tor the U. S. squadron off Cuba She was
fitted out in great haste the workmen being employed
on her both night and day.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTIF.
No. 81 Main street.

NO. bI Mam street.
DARTICULAR attention paid to the public or pri-
u vate sale OF Real Estate, Negroes Horses Dry
Goods Furniture and Merchandise generally and liber-
al cash advances made when required.
REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS.
On TUESDAY MORNING the Dad July, COM
mencing o'clock precisely, will sell store oppo-
site the City Hotel, general assortment of new and
second hand household Furniture, consisting Of the
usual variety.
Also, large invoice Of piece and cut Dry Goods,
viz: Bleached and unbleached Domestics, Calicoes,
Flannes, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.
Also, large lot of seasonabe ready made Clothing
fur silk, WOO and waterproof Hats, Caps, Trunks
vaices, Cutlery, Guns, Soaps, Backing, Perfumery
Fancy Goods, &c, &c.
de ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03

X, OF the Baltimore Sun, in his letter dated July
lst' says the Compromise bill twill, beyond doubt,
pass the Senate"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03
LATEST NEWS.
CORRESPONDENTS on TIRE RICHMOND TIMES.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WAsHINsror. J,,lv .. p. Nj.

WAsHINeroN, Jaly 2, r. nj.
SENATE During the morning Mr. Foors offered i
resolution inquiring into the propriety Of sending an
Agent to the Dominican Republic, accompanied By 1
laval force to coece the payment Of debts due BY Hay
~ rican citizens. Laid over under the rule.
alton proposed on Monday BY Mr.. YuLEE,
for the adjournment Of Congress on the Ist
as debated and postponed till to-day fort
s Hpromse i'll was then taken up, and Mr..
ssE ; ass included hisspeech against the bill.
II WARD followed in warm opposition to the
Il III obtained the floor, when the Senate adj
House, the consideration Of the report uponthe
lain was ressln "a, and The debate continued
mr. STEVENS, NJ Georgia, who defended the Secreta
y Of War, andy Mr.. iENcE, wis opposed the paw
rent Of interest on the claim without mpusjug say
faud in the transaction. Mr. s. Submitted PROPOSE
ton to prevent such transactions or the future Msssrs
vEATHERsToN and D1ssEY followed, condeU,ning the
ecretarys course Mr. BuR1 then gave notice that he
houd call the previous question to-rnoifow on the
doptl9n ofthe report. and then the House adjourned
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY
WAR DEPARTMENT,

GENERAL ORDERS No. 3.-Breyet Colonel John
Munroe ID Artillery is assigned to duty in Depart
ment No; 9, and will Immediately repair to Santa Fe.
va Fort Leayenworth and relieve Brevet Lieut.. Col.
command of Major General Scott:
w. T. FREEMAN, Asst. Adft. General.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

NpOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS AT
HD AUCTION.-On FRIDAY 18th July, we will
sell at auction store at 10 O'clock an assortment
of Boots and Shoes, suitable for the summer and Fall
sales, now in store and the way from the Manutac-
turers, comprising
Gents extra size Calf and Seal Boots-S to IL
Do do do do do 6toll
Mems Seal, Goat and roam Slippers
Ladies' Morocco Ties and Slippers-Phi]adelph ia
make
Womens do 3to7-5to9
Do extra size Seal and Goat weted Buskins
Do regular do do
Do grain pegged Boots
Do pegged Buskns and Ties
Mems and Boys Boots and DEMONSTRATIONS quail
ALSO
Caps and Hats--Velvet and LACED Caps
Silk Angola, Coney and Russia Hats
TERMs-under 500, cash; 800, and over, 4 months
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
le2S Aucts.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03

NOTICE.-The Packet Boat JOHN FARLEY
will leave the Basin, opposite the Tredegar Iron
Fridays, at A. M until further notice
From Cedar Point nine Passenger Coach will take
the passengers to Pembertons with the
Farmville stage.
ie26 ROYD EDMOND e. DAYENpnRr
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03

Il IA tsnsen, e gsus Of Main
aiIa nth streets, recently occupied BY Dr. Metauer
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-03
UyO CONTRACTORS,-Se nronosals w

UNO CONTKACTOKS.-Sea proposals will
n be received until II O'clock NJ the 10Th July nexs
at this office, for the Graduation and Metang the Blue
Ridge Turnpike, leading from Gordonsville, in Orange
county, by way of Madison Court House, to the in
,,ersection OF the New Market and Spenyville
Turnpike on the Massanulton Mountain, distance
of about fifty miles, also for the construction of seve-
raj Bridges, from 100 to 300 feet in length Con-
tractors will be required to separate their price for
grading from that for metalng.
Plans, Specifications and Profes can be seen at this
office after the 18th June next.
FRANKLIN T. GEIGER, Engineer
Ofhce Blue Ridge Turnpike Co., Madison c. H.
nv % 2aWt10Jy
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Em FOR RENT, small neat wooden tenement
On Duval street. next door to the Chapel, and
nearly opposite to MT. VIM. Clarkes grocery Pos.
session given the LIST OF July. Rent s. per month. Az.
ply to TOLER a c1rK = Z
r IS a oants o,,1 cs'lisa.e,