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~ 'OAAh~hzIAINS anu ID.
- y III "
fep 3rrangemsat Houyty Departure Qf ne Cars-O Opet
ing 81 hta LoaiSassa and Napoleon .dpenae tSraReh
4M az February, 1850. - :
single ticket any distance TO or from or above Ion
lana Avenue. ......, 90 Is
- - ass. IL children over and under la years D n
10 OF from Louisiana Avenue, (chldTen half price 10
5V tickets Tor above Louisiana Avenue from Carroll
~ tickets To OF from Louisiana Ayenre ....,...,. 90
Personal monthly uoketss (tOm Il first the last ot
49, each month only J any distance ..........., %
Ire Cars depart from Tie BGr8Rae street ReD0t as fosrs
tterse Gar,, A. NJ. 80 and ll5s 2. N. II +
steam raln, M, then every hour until p NJ from
the third Monday IN February the second Monday n M
VenbeT, and at other times until "a p. NJ -. -
:, From CayToitt0R.
Iiorse Car, 8 A. NJ; and 10 p. NJ 1 ~.
steam Tram, A. NJ. then every hour until p M fyon
we tlrd Monday IN February the second Monday in No
VembeE. and at other times until 61S p MI = ~
g .. .-lss4l y LAFAYETTE LINE; n. Ia
Fafe, any dhance (ehden. above, half price so 10
% tickets, - ,...,.......... '-'f'''fI ~
Personal monthly tctee ton the inst b the a.t ii each i
u luonlh only , any dsances s 0)
4. .IHE CARS DEPART AS FOLLOWS: So.
III summer and u A. M
~ulti hueetr 10 b3ss " and Nj
E Iaiaysue, IN ,....b3s, and "a
rpin Cana street, do -, and A. M
MINUTES until y. NJ, then at sh 81 10 and II p A. from
apl2i- i0HH HAMPSilN Ems ; Snd I Sapsy', As
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eAUDLkkl q AnthUl AZ,
Nns so AEn 81 EnMnan Z.
- 3 l.AsMrrH RRorHeR. -

4 .assae- a ~ aad isaess in SAD
SIS ana " skN EeS " every ssie aad qu lty would
czlihe attention MeTchan Planters Others ID Their
rse aad well assorted stock made and seeutel especially
tor thls markei, comDsing saddles now in
1se; Coach siis Basey, agon Can and Dray safpess
kirnng. Harness, Baud and Toy Lea,her: Hog ~ ne:
Der rhee and Goal Stin Hrides; Manngales ffua IL.
Whips, Bats spurs, StrTugs, Also Mil and Gin
haads saddefs Fons aad frmmi gs; Cariias
eTc. al OF The best qualy aud a the lowest pfcss
aa@ SMITH 5 BROTHER y aiai u tssnnsru st. q
I MADAME HOHK-Tks celebrsSesI PhliosST1hg,- Az
ltA tfs9s 9 and fYslog a0m and Oh
Orncles ol fale respectfully informs he saes d ssn1
men Of eew ureaas shat she vlA remain the city OF
hon uule, ana may be consned any ol the ahape
eiehees @ ht1 ofee. = 40 Gravler stFe.t between Sd
peter and 81 raul reeis Madam !. . il dssrsi viii give
fhfeholoSieai Cnafss, with atneasnfeu ens uf IN hrs
lemnnI Amleml. ele. Inn
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Foreign news by the Niagara.

We give the following summary Of the news
brought by the steamer Niagara, which arrived Al
NewYork on the 14th:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-24

Il IS reported that the Russian government has
addressed crcuar 20 al its agents at foreign ports
IN which It is decsrrl.,hat lh. connection which
the Dnehies strove to establish between Schlesupis
and Germany is in opposition the treaties Of 1915
which the Car is resolved 10 main,
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WATCHES AND JEMELRl

y. ANDERSON, NO. "a 81. Charles street ~
y. Watches, ChronOmeters ana Nautical lngtTu- YIN
accurately adjusted. Philosophical and Flee 4.
neal Apparatus made 10 order and repaired. alaaAA
Sohour Chron0metegs altered TO hours. - al
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-24

tE'0 PLASThRs AND BUILDERs.-A. brown
CO.. Doaiers in aH kinds 0f LliMber-Cypress
~ hlte and Yellow Pins, Mahogany, Black Walnut Oak
and P9plar Mahogaayy Neweiis anu bausters; Lath,
&c ans. E. STEAM SAW MILL, NAToHkz Miss
s,N Orders for all kinds Of Cypress Lumber delivered an,
pGtlns. 81, vi 9n,W
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ah.v n. =. " ATE MAN
r (LATE HOLMES COD A nj
SODA AND MINERAL WATER
MANUFACTURES,
No. % ravier eoraer CdroHdeet street. Se1c Orleans
esy SODA OR MINERAL WATER, in Glass Bot.
e plaln or fsvoed with Sarsayana Lemon ETC., for
Orders Tor any QUANTITY put up IN shipping order. at the
A liberal discoun, allowed to Commission Merchants.
AlsO-SODA WATER AND MEAD, in Fountains,
always On hand for sale. mys sm
OAhUN .OAKUM .OAKUM
~ Cypress Grove Mills corner Of Caiope and Howard
Fyp9reI furnish orders SIC. per H. 0rdsTs iet Il
Edgd Mnliord CO. y Poydras street, Mills,
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE
CfSss p. IL, FELL q Gtt., C0MNnN STREET,
VA hewOeans, Importers aEd DeGiers, 1hotesais
G. & @s.It Gsss Eaes Sosl fas 5apaaS 5ssaanss
WalleH, etc, Goods wi be offered Al low prices, and
when for the country, packed " the safest e5 iy
--.s NOrICE. a -.u-aI5T ~ -
(toRsQS y ARMSTRONG. NJ can be found iOr the pres
WRes al s orde to 81 TfoNGRYA &ND S Pr ~ rsTSSRG
Ga .gG nTupon orders S STOCK have sss sssdR MiR
Els ID q w wCoRsoN & ARMSTRONG, Is Camp,r.
9sy sy embrace tins opportunity e return their
assl ance extsuted to them. .I - 'N O'''' ''' u
T'0 SUGAR PLANTERS. TEST between Mr.. Ken.
da's Biloxi Fire BRICK cost IS, and the Scoteh Fire
49,, - i.eeds's Foundry, August 3. 1850
At the request of Mr.. Kendall put into our fnrnsc in
which we melt iron of Mr. kendas brick win one Of
the very besl seoch Fire Brick The Scotch ricE mes
slightly Mr. A'nd'' not at all nel'hsF E%Ss9 RPks sse6sd
We filling Planters orders and warrantng our bSck N
stand hre. at % and the carriage. VIM a. EAGER
aus AGENT Rloxi sizes =, p-;as - ~
IRISH HKRRINGs AND sALMON-
4 ~ kegs very fine ROE HERRING;
SVaezsn and I'D canister AlssiON jusI landed an
Tor sale by e. WOOD 4 CO. y
IyS LLn-l i 9 u Post q Second hp5eilslity.
GtOW PEAs-C Carolina seed Cow Peas
" auI0 A. +. COCHRAN A co n TchouDi.ouaas NJ
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'HEh can convince any that Cario1s Teeth may be
preserved to extreme old age millions
oi which are now annually lost that might f1f
ment -s4. {. -,as. lr f- 81 sfs IA I'LL YYy
Health comfort, beauty and longevity greatly Deepen
uent on the preservation OF the Teeth.
IOothache caused by Of the nerve, be
lieked and the destroyed without pain. SEEDS p4
me have used the Leteon and ChorOor IN nearly 5000
cases. without the least INJURY the patient, and with
success, destroying sensbity TO in the Of
Teeth, and also in the surgical
taons etc, be attesed by Professors stone WeddeF-
BAN, and Dr. Mccormick, and many OF the medical proes
sion in this city.
hey prepared 70 insert rtARTlFICIALl TEETH from
one 10 entire either with without Artificial Gums,
with or without atmospheric may
require according to ths latest scientific improvements
the d ..-..-.. r..Hs ti h b. Z
Those pefsOls tested their operations severai
years pus will eeeTfuy bear testimony in their favor bar
bcnarly OF their beauty and durability mhz6 iy d&W
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SlUGAR n kRIrLEs-Assorted.i 30 to 81 inokss, Ten
see; also, CRATE BARS. FURNACE MOUTHS, etc
". 3. MoCUTCHoN n CO.
nhR SmhAW w ~ tsrHviaF straas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-24

The pEopHetoE 70 make them complete in AL their els TIN
pr0prietor of the ENtN ANGE ALLEY BATHS bs,
several elegant Bah Rooms Cont street. near the coroe,
81 uanphin, on The site Nrmery known the Neponii1
Baths, which excel in magniicence establishment n,
H. sind now y this city; and where HOT. COLD SHOW
Ek- NAPtlR and MEillrATED BATHS can he had n,
al ,ines from clock A. M uil 10 o clock p M H. :"
Gold or shower Bath, 25 cents. myii 5,n
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,af 3,Ut1h q LlAE4DN Ed, Stedla Oaknm yNanufac-
t1rers CyIress Grove Mills, corner of CalliOne and
Howard sreels, second Manicipality, Newtreans q Il
ae prepared TO furnish orders al Northern Wholesale
inces.; tes Orders leit al EDGELL MuLFORD q Co 's
" f0yifa5 street, OF az the Mills will be puncualy at
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~ Being the ceninlencerheul o. The snssnasr sea { IS
YS spS Aps n, Of ,he following dssenpIlOas; -,
{ la 5CAsslmERKs rsg PanaM. ii - --ff' ltslt
I pRAB BEAVER. Irsss..,e. !. IA -
s1z4f5t llAMARTINR HATs ..a.Ssss P.le Ir.r H.av
&3HA dUNaARIaN HATs e4 Hovs| H.rs 80
CAMPEACHT HAIRS. CIoT1 Eapz
&c. si; ste, Ees s4ls sox AZ whohssaIe al
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-24

hUMAGOsA (SuCcesOr 10 Costa Il Co ) IplDoytey
- Of Hacana Produce keeps constantly on hand laTTe
rs ortment Of CIGARS, consisting Of Impeaes Regaas
CaEaImss, CaiOness Panetslas, Dana, Small RegaIas Mil
r, TfQhueos, etc. from the most ceebrted brands ri
Havana. No. Front Levee, corner 81 Chares and
Gravier streets, New Orleans mvsB iy
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r The news OF the battle in the Duches has excl
ted fury throughout Northern Germany and, in
Hanover, meeting has been held, at which 1000
persons present, to petition the King that The
Hanoverian army might be sent to the aid Of
Schleswig Holstein. Several other popular, meet.
ings have also been held, al different places 10 the
same effect. a ~. aeI.fsI f EsE
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2 iINsUN, IaI2eRfer gRa BnNder, No. 20 a Maga-
- Slne street, (in Side Stewards old e)-cons 9nty
On iad an extensive assortment of Panel Doors Blinds
Sas Glazed or nngazed All orders promptly filled az Inc
Owesl Prices and every description oil JOhbng done with
n-lilsss and dispatch. Inh.q Iv
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ikA1i{AN's PArENT ANDtI.AToisf gstfa
nj ANof AtiIJkE Ed u Gi0einaau Of sanssias = o1s-
STONES s6f sale by sr''N h''AN
sls slss I. J. AART a co.. TlTesoapttsuias q,
~ rlsnlefs sod ether the heA and eka..s.s
%sEa hsa ever oHer in ts any oshef msrkqt sond a.
Wei 70 eah and examine thee Wills heore iusl,.s,e -
Mhess a We have supply hsn1 e Vaf,ou< ,sss -
se Steam, tfater or HSrs Power Pres tTua s, alSi ~
pefchaser ~ Wv -Ataiaennh ~ tna
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a; D. ahlEEEs y. A. KlE6sLAFD. W. ID aREEFWoD
A ID. shfEFF ~ 60. WhOkesaLs Dealers n Buhsy
A. and ChoaSe and Agehts for Taylor qbaHv 4ts ana
Pertsr' gnd Ee,7ark Cider. Nos. -, Ss and 40 Old
iafNsArs New Orleans. milf IL
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n. W. HALE. - Tt7M
NJ EW OHLEANs CARRIAGE WAR -EityIisH
Nos. Al y and 10 C9rcuirr street r g.
CARRiAGES. and HARNESS OF every - II -.
sesGgptlon y, s.S 7, always on hand For sale low
Springs, Axlss Lamis, Bands Cloths Leather Lace Id
Vanish. lElhB 5ndz WI E. w. HALE n LIIAi.
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-19

them in their constitutional rights the only guaranty that
the minority has ever desired and OF which II can
never be honestly deprived under confederation like
our own This sort OF alliance Mr. Jefferson referred
and this sort OF alliance Mr. Buchanan claimed for the
democracy OF the North II that be all that the senator
from New York meant he used bad language to state his
meaning. Ii that be all that the senator from New
Hampshire meant he can hnd in the speeches OF Mi,
Buchanan full confederation OF that opinion. more.
the senator from New Hampshire think will fail in his
In February, 1912. Mr. Buchanan stated what | be.
leye he would still maintain if he here and what
understand the senator from Michigan my right
Mr. cAss] have maintained the other day In an ar
gument on the veto power Mr.. Buchanan said, at the
time to which have referred;
eLet me supnose another case OF danger
character In the southern States which compose the
portion OF the Unon species OF property exists
world These States would have become parties 10
The Unon had their rights In this properly been secuI
cssone from the belle they doing Gods service,
aud others desire divide and destroy this glorons
slaves On th, question: people Of the South, beyond
tho limits their States stand alone and unsupported
r "S w p'"'' = '' 1892 - - = - $500
This is what Mr.. Buchanan stated Let the senator
from New Hampshire produce anything OF his lnconsst
en with this. Il was further amphed and powerfully
illustrated in the continuation OF this speech. To this
speech refer the senator from New Hampshire, in any
researches he may have to make to sustain his assertion
on this subject have read from u because ~ ]. o.,
because proud OF the position therein taken by that
lusrious member of the northern democracy,
Mr.. CASS. desire 10 say word, in consequence OF
this matter having been the subject OF conversation be-
tween the senator from New York and myself the other
day That senator charged the northern democracy with
being the natural allies OF slavery. stated that con.
sidered this the most dsingenuous part OF the most
disngenuous speech it had ever been my fortune TO
listen to- The senator stated that Mr. Jefferson the
author of the sentiment Some remarked, No, il was
Mr.. Buchanan. then observed that the use that was
intended be made Of by the senator from New York
being in reproach OF the democracy entirely differ
ent from the view Of Mr. Jefferson Mr. Buchanan, or
whatever democrat may have first used the expression.
They intended it tribute to the fidelity OF the party in
adherng the spirit and compromises OF the constitu
lion while the senator from New York intended i as a
reproach against the norhern, democracy, though
they were the allies OF slavery for the sake OF slavery
The senator, however, disavowed any such intention,
and the matter dropped.
On motion, the Senate proceeded 10 the consideration
Of executive business and, after some time spent the
doors opened, and I
The Senate adjourned.
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MONDAY. MARCH IS. 1850.

After the reading OF the journal,
Mr. THOMAS moved the suspension OF the rules, and
that the House might resolve itself into COMMITTEE OF
the Whole the state OF the Union to take up the Ca-
Mr. THOMPSON, OF Pennsylvania, called for the
orders OF the day but ~
Mr. BOYD asked both gentlemen to withdraw their
respective motions for few minutes, 10 permit MN 10
sent the memorial Of the representatives or delegates
from California 10 Congress; which being done, ana
leave having been granted, the said memorial was pre-
sened laid on the table, and ordered to be printed
Mr.. BROWN, Of Mississippi, objected TO the reception
The SPEAKER decided that the objection came too
late the House having previously acted upon the memo
Mr.. PRESTON KING desired to move the suspension
of the rules to permit him to present the resolutions OF
the legislature OF the State OF New York the slavery
The SPEAKER put the question on the motion Of
the gentleman from Tennessee Mr. THoMAsl ior Inc
suspension Of the rules 70 go into COMMITTEE o. me
a, es 81, 56a call for the yeas and nays upon y
having been made and refused
So the House went into Committee OF the Whole on
the state OF the Union and taking up the California mes
sage and accompanying documents,
Mr. WILLIAMS, who was entitled 10 the floor, gave
way, permitting -,
MI BAYLY to state that on the morrow he should
move that the House resolve itself into COMMITTEE OF
the Whole the state oil the Union, Tor the consoera
ton OF the deficiency bill
Mr.. WILLIAMS then addressed the committee, saying
that he desired to contribute hsmte to the settlement q
The California question-not to speak 10 buncomDe nus
Buncombe being all right the subject as lar as nc
could learn. Some who have spoken on this question
had conceived the dissolution oil the Union 10 be al
hand or Al least TO be seriously threatened Under these
c,rcumstances il was his duty not 10 take sectional
Or view OF the subject The question, stripped
Of all unnecessary connexions, Is only that OF forming
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NO g. OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET.--we have now
IN hand old and choice wines and liquors.
which the attention Of the public IL most respectfully solicited
Fsns old brandy, vintage Of sas imported In
Xsslesy Selected stock Of bandss imported
docks, O several celebrated brandes, including
:. = =. Martel, dark and pale
Vineyard props, do do
pipe superior GODDARD" vintage OF 1885, very and
bandies have great regard
quality, and are warranted 70 be perfecty pure
s % Con- s ssns as brandy 1914 and
ysy .Ssso, Old whistler. pure article, distilled in 1872
Scotch malt whiskey
i Psrs n Holland GIN
DO Jamaica spirits
DO 81 Crox
Brown stout, " Barclaysn
Scotch ale, Doves falkirk."
H:s:ss c1 s"s I%gss BY n'nau Francois
r. A. Mumms sIery
Geislers brandt
Gcislers anchor
Shield brand
Cardinal do, quarts and pinis.
Reg.ns golden sherry, delicate favor pro-
nounced mos, superior wine
Do brown do !" Dun, Borden, a Co"
Old south side Madeira
Pine Sicily DO
sweet Malaga wine
old Port wine, .sRegents"
Chateau Margesux ciaret
Perfect love cordial
Cinnamon . do
White wine vinegar
JOHN n. KrBBEY AGO.
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MO. o, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET, have cons
SANITY hand full Of family groceries.
Extra New Yorh family -four
DO '" e .upefsoe -four
DO hnllcd buckwheat
Rye -four, Graham -four
Unboted -four, (white wheaf
Fresh ground oat flour
STANDARD loaf crushed graduated, and ground sugars
od government lava, Mscabo, Mocha Rio, and 81 Domingo
a ns imperial hyson, old hyson Tyson skim
superior butter, selected from Orange county daires
rsmesan, sicilian, apple, imitation English and
Genuine Boston, OYSTER butter Soda and water crackers,
No. and No. mackerel, in 0s H. kits
sAes and barrels GOLDFISH salmon tongues and sounds
Sealed berinss in boxes
Besched winter sperm lard whale oil
Sperm, sdamantine candles assorted
A variety o. fancy mats, brooms buckets, baskets &c.
Pure evosfnd spices, Of q kinds
spices II al Kind n grain
tomaso casap pickles eekins and English pickles.
Preserved lines cuava jelly and strip
Crsnber1cs, rssins, ngs, curranfs
Pecan nuts, ground nuts, and Genoa crcn
Worceehe Harvey, Reading and pepper sance India sol
snchovie, shrimp cavier, and blofer psstcs i $50.
Extact o. lemon marcram celery nutmeg VANILLA almond Gin
peach, mint, orange peel, Savoy superior quality
Sweet oil cue powder anchovics srdines orange
slower rose and peach bay salad dressing Coopers
geisune Lekhon, chip, and seed maccaoni, vcnceih
win ONE, desirable articles, which would solicit a,
Mw f<-so6m JOHN D. KfBBEY q co,
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m CONGRESS- OF THE U. STATES.
MONDAY. MARCH IS, 1850.


The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate com
municaiion from the Secretary Of the Treasury transmit
ting copies OF the Navy Register for the yea
1850, for the OF the Senate which read and
ordered to be laid ON the table NFttr4 VA
The VICE PRESIDENT also laid before the Senate the
following communication from the Secretary OF the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-19
Navy DErARTMENr. March "A, 1850.

have the honor TO submit herewith enclosed, repor
from the chief of the bureau OF medicine and surgery
relative the number Of deaths occurring annually la the
United States squadron the Of Africa also repo
from the chief Of the of construction and equip
mens showing the annual of maintaining that squad
which information directed TO be communicated By
the Senate resolution OF the 9th ultimo.
~ - :. - ~ W. b. PRESTON
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-30
SPLENDID STOCK OF PA
g4stasszzssssssEE NO FORTES, PIANO STOOLS,
W W z 1PIANO COVERS, AND NEW

eMlw SPLENDID STOCK OF PA
alsar zTsEsRf No FORTES, PIANO STOOLS,
~ W n uPIANO COVERS, AND NEW
MUSIC.--NASH & WOODHOUSE
have lately received, and also opening large
supplies OF Piano Fortes selected by Of the firm in
person. with special reference to their superior tone
They the latest and most fashionable styles of finish
and were chosen from the extensive manufactures of
Adam Siodart, 343 Broadway, and John B. Durham,
18th street, New York.
The subscribers have been selling the instruments of
these makers for Is years; and for durability they have
stood the test OF time.
They have also received assortment ofhandsome
Piano Stools and Covers, together with arge lot OF
late and popular Music.
Piano Fortes tuned and repaired as usual.
Also for sale good SECOND hand Piano Forte.
NASH WOODHOUSE,
apis Booksellers and Stationers, Eagle Square.
YUVHOMAS n CHARLES ELLIS, mPoR-
M TIERS AND DEALERS IN DRY GOODS AND
HARDWARE, No. JOG Main street. Richmond, Va,
various arivalsfrom the North an unusually full assort-
ment Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC, STAPLE and
FANCY GOODS for Spring sales, consisting in part
American, French and Begic Cloths
Plain, Fancy and Merino Cassmeres
Plain and Fancy Satin and Silk Vestings
Cashmere and other Tweeds
Shepherd and Begic Checks
Croton and Popn Coatings
Wellington and Paris Cords
Hungarian Mixtures
Double Warp Linen Camblets
Paris Buff and Linen Luslres
Irish and Barnsley Drills
French and American Nankeens
Printed Lawns and Organizes
Gnghams and Bingham Lawns
Plain and Spotted Swiss Muslin
Fancy French Taratan
Plain and Checked Cambrcs
Null Muslin and Bishops Lawn
Plain and Printed Jacones
Plain and Plaid Apacas
Bombazines and Bareges
With large stock OF Hosiery. Gil ,.s rolJu C,o,s,
and Diaper, Cotton and Linen Shet 80 . 49, ~.
NH Is 1on"i'''
nOVE d lSAACS, No. 81 Min 1iree, dealers
- IN, IL DRUGA, MEDIC IVES CHEWiC c1Iie
GL4SS FANCY AR71 c2 szSf rs offer w1M 10 heir
trends ana the public La e and we'll selected assot-
ment OF all goods apper aiming to their line Of business
nd H PREPARED 70 exc cute orders from Merchants
ca WIN p' emptiness and despatch.
81 SAMUEL ~ E. D Owe, WIN. B. IsAACs.
A rHGfME Az d ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES
Rv ,ooon, i as1i. LASS AND EARTHEN WARE,
NJ Eh ava 49, am in receipt of additional stock
tr.ds w China and Glass, suited to the retail
maui, VI ne" patterns and shapes, making my assot-
and ternos omplete than it has ever BEEN frees low
"A" Willis .beral to prompt customers o,,,,,,n,
Hiya Nos, Fifteenth street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-30
,-,,r,-r,,s GREAT REDUCTION

ssssn-.fr,7rt GREAT RIGHTEOUSNESS
ase.Eirom Richmondto Lynchburg by Canal
Packets .......................$3 so
Fare from Richmond to Charlottesville by Packets
and Stages. .................... 90
Fare from Richmond to Cumberland c.. Fl. by
Packets and Stages; ...................2 rs
Fare from Richmond toFarmvlleby Packets and
Stages .......... ........... 25
Below, card of intermediate distances for fare and
hours of passing
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-30
GARD TO BUYERS AND SELLERS OF

" HORSES, MULES, S1c.-From various sources,
lhave recently come to the conclusion that many
persons who DESTROYS of purchasing and selling
Horses Mules, Vehicles, &c. are not aware that there
is regular place TOR the transaction of business of this
and thai sales take Place every SATURDAY MORN
ING (weather permitting0 where persons wishing to
dispose OF their stock will always find purchasers; and
those disposed to buy, will find variety to select from
N. B. Persons who wish to dispose will please call
at my store No 18th street before o'clock the morn
ing OF the sale. GEO ]. SUMNER, Auct
SPRING SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS Il
~ EN-WARE.-GEORGE J SUM-
NER, No. 8 18th street, would respectfully announce
to country merchants and city dealers, that by
manufactures, his Fall supply Of China, Glass and
Earthen- Ware, which, in point OF quantity styles and
assortment much superior to any stock he has offered
for previous seasons
He has also large supply of Fancy Goods-the
whole laid in with special reference to the country and
city rade-and will be sold on accommodating terms
for cash or approved paper.
~ The greatest care observed in packing.