Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-24
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u IA GAGAGA LBS. SMITHFIELD BA-
+ hhds. Baltimore sides-cear of backbone
g g ;ssss e &c ssas prime Ss
do Reynolds family Hams
do low priced Hams
Is bbls. Lard Oil
| 10 do cider Venegar
bags washed Wool
| Dbl. S years old Apple Brandy
Cognac Brandy-n half and or. pipes
| IL baskets Champagne, of superior ity
| Cotton Yarns, seine Irvine, carpet Warp
Leading Lines, bed Cords
Grain Bags, &c. &c.
JNO. WOMBLE e. Co,
oc % No. 100 Main street.
HRS. RIvES 81 HASKINS have associated
y themselves together in the practice of medicine,
and offer their services to the public Office over the
store Of Parker, Bayly & Nimmo, l43 Main street. ~
Sc 27-lm
RLACKSMITlI WANTED.-We wish to en-
AD ploy first rate blacksmith. good workman
will l, be paid ,s fair wages. Apply toooy non,n
HID GLOVES AT rs CTS. PER PAIR.
-HA A lot of kid Gloves, dark and light coors for
sale at the low price Of p cents per pair Gall at
WILLIAM j. SWORDS,
oc2l No225 Broad ST., Shockoe Hill.
vHNO FARMERS, &c.--l have in store COED
IL assortment of GOODS for servants wear also,
housekeeping GOODS. Those in want will get bar
gains, as am determined to sell cheap. So call soon
| WILLIAM J. SWORDS,
Cash Dry Goods store,
| oc2l No. 225 Broad street, Shockoe Hill
EAANCING.-MONS.B OSSIEAUX has again
~ located himself in Richmond, and purposes Civ
ing instruction in the beautiful Art OF Dancing provided
his old friends and patrons will extend to him that lib
era encouragement, which it was his good fortune to
enjoy several years since Having taught many years
as Professor in the Academic de Danse and de Mus-
que in Paris he feels fully competent teach the SCI
in the most acceptable manner so as to give grace
and ease to the carriage and poetry TO the motion OF
his pupils. He confidently appeals his old pupils, as
| the best test OF his capacity.
Mons. B. has not been able to obtain room large
enough in eligible location Shockoe Hill therefore,
he proposes teaching private classes in any part OF the
City, at the residences of his patrons.
Parents desiring to have their children taught this
graceful and necessary accomplishment, will be waited
on by leaving their address at the Confectionery Store
OF l.. Bossieaux, l07 Main Street. oc23-n
FASHIONABLE DANCING.-CHAS. A.
NJ McEVOY'S Academy, in the Exchange Hotel,
where the most fashionable Dances and Waltzes
taught will open on Tuesday evening" October the ISL
at o'clock, for Gentlemen and on Wednesday, Oc-
tober the 3D. at o'clock, P. M, for young Ladies,
Misses and Masters
DAYS OF TUITION
For LADIES' Misses and Extraordinarily at
ternoons, from Sto O'Clock, and Saturday mornings,
For Gentlemen-Monday and Thursday evenings.
from to 81 O'Clock.
Terms, &c, made known on enquiry at the room.
where Mr.. NJ. may be found any day irons O'clock A.
M. until P. M. oc1
TUyOMPKINS II GWYNN inform city customers
III that their IRON and STEEL will in future be
sold by S. McGruder & Sons, who their authorized
agents for the city.
N. B.-Cash paid for wrought iron scraps delivered
at their iron and steel works, the Petersburg rail-
road bridge. oc23 ct
NTOTICE.-TO THE VENDORS OF WOOD
lV IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND-Th sub
scriber, having been, by the Common Council APP
pointed Measurer of Wood Tor the City, hereby gives
notice that he will enter on his duty Monday, the
21st inst.
The Ordinance requires that every Wood Vender
shall have standard or frame in his wood yard. That
all wagons carts and drays hauling wood which has
been sold to any citizen required to be supplied
with standards to those wagons, drays carts which
will hold solid halt cord. reference to the Ordl-
nance is requested, to see the consequences of not
complying with the Ordinance)
All persons concerned who violate the requirements
will, toitkout distinction be reported by
WILLIAM r. RICHARDSON,
Wood Measurer
Office at the James River and Kanawha Co.'S office
on the Basin. oc 23-d2w