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FANCY GOODS.
DRY GOODS by THE PACKAGE.
". B9.tE6E2lRa. Smith.

". RftxGgaIe2' Smith.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
lel4 NO. 80 GRAvIER STREET. iy
PENSasTo merchants, Accountamfs, etc.
w. b. KENNEY, .& ~
+ GOLD AND BELL-ME7AL PIN MIXER
~ Magazine street, ~
Fl As a, hand, Aaa constantly manufacturing, a Il
& psd wv ksansy So % " ssioI cSa Sai ls,i s s
fs s e ~ BSh % s 1S nss % s be P1s
he Municipal officers Of The Second Manepaiy ard hoas X
s 3i s91 oss ss s 's S. ' 70 insure ~ %
ZINE CLOTHS, CAssINfERs, sATINETs, etc.
prices than keep them through the summer parcu
a5y sycb ne medium "a and cOass Cloths and Cssne Of
Mesne Cashmere Kentucky Jesas EIanBss and Blanke.
- sEYs AND JEANs-il6 bales III and IS Cotton
ysnabugs. various brands and n bales Kentucky Wool
s %s Ano Jeans ~ ''s H. f&TMR s Ess; a.
INEN NA0DDs-RRGULARW WHOLESALE DRY
good omen y ES oo 0 sIssas 70 ss sVss sds
sde ot dressed and undreased Linens, Pow-caae nsns
hscks, Planters Brown aud Linens " hts and Brown
oisnds' Linen Dapers and Damasks. TOwels, Napkins,
apl6 II ]. ii. PALMER. Sc Gravier street.
EH,s III ls,l.s,I AND 10 B0Ks, SUMNER GOODsRe Regular
70 merchants and traders fresh and desirable assortment Of
9GE sse e wsa 6j &
Mixed CRoTpS CLOTHS; Linen Drills and Cheek; Cot
cassma fmyi H. PALMEHR a g sa GfsveI fTs9'h e.
THOMAS ATKINS.
TATRASS MAKER AND UPHOLSTERED M
~ 2S6 Bteari.ie street BEDSTEADS and COTS
sale and retail. EF- SHIPS and STEAMBOAT CaPTAIss
supplied on the mOst reasonable terms. mbl2 ly
DRiNTED AND BiEACHED GsOODs-Tbe sub
ees and 6"ss s9S S %hs d SuE hy s
Lawns, M1ss, Jaconets and BaTeges greatly reduced
g6cBs ts "dA H. ri PMkR 2f1Mk e. 3 Gass
PATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBBER (sOOEl9
VIE sgbscnbers Agents for the Manufactures have con-
IL eany hand, IN anrda
variety and style Of Goods made from Gum Elastic unde
TOopYkARs and other Patents, such Capes, Pouches,
leggnss and Clothing pi al kinds Army and Navy Bags
An Beds, Pillows Life Peservera, Camp Bankets Tents
knapsacks Gun Covers Hospital and Carriage Coth Steam
Packing Mill and Gin Bands Hose, and every other artics
made o. India Rubber, warranted of the best quality, and all
Of SADDLES, HARNESS, LEATHERs EOACH and
HARNESS TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, etc., etc., al their
SaddeTy Warehouse, Nos 50 and 81 Common street, Second
oas : 80 80 n" SMITH BROTHER.
TRY GOODS Suitable for the Mexican Market
II case 4o0 pieces Silk HANDKERCHIEFS;
cases l6D pieces 7-S IRISH LINEN:
case assorted DAMASK CLOTHS;
I3 bales 9-s FANCY PRINTS;
y4 Join Il. ELLfoTT A 70. .Os 81 III trsyyier ~ Al,
eonaine 1000 yards superior 100 inch wide Bobbnet
my0 JOHN ii. ELLIOTT & CO. ss Gravier st.
II 1NEN LUSTERs AND CHAMBRAY6- The
~ UNDERSIGNED has in store Il MEN LUsTERS, beaati-
ul assoment of cOlo; and fine and medium solid Chan
pray 0inghans for travelling dresses
fne brocaded Muslin Dresses Linen Bareges, Solid Black
checked Musins, ETC. etc.
my9 J. H. PALMER. IS Gravier st.
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MAYoRALrY OF NEwORLRANs, July 10, 1850.
NUAICE is hereby given that in accordance with the
10Y EesoIton Of the Council of Munnipafy No Two
az Their sitting Of I'd inst, will sell the contract for
Two school houses the proneFty belonging to
W. aSSs Seoond IN Mmn9cpay situated the Fs and Fourth
next at ~ clock accordance with plans and specif
iy1l A. IL iGRossMAN M.vor
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~ BhADAEH SMITH, General Commission Mer.
u, chant 80 GRAyIER sTREET, Commissioned to take
Seknowledgenents OF Deeds and Powers of Attorney Ad
nser oahs and to take Testimony and Proof Of Demands
u appointment Of the Governors of the following States viz
n AiNE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, RHODE
l}lltAS4Dt S4Dt GqlH &CTICUT. NEW YORK, NEW lERs
Tr}fSSSi5I1S' rfSi51S IrNspDIANA ILLINOIS MISSOURI KEN
RlDA. = ~ oa6 ~,
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LEr I.YERY nNR RRAnI

NEVER was article offered to the patronage of pub
lie with clearer conscience, strongly backed
It's anscendent power all the diseases for which is 50
confidently recommended than Dr. NJ G. Kerr q Berolets
COMPOUND ASlATIC BALSAM. During last Sum
me when diseases of the stomach and bowels so universally
is virtues, thousands of bottles Of were sod all Of which,
by It's unprecedented success not only satisfaction 10
patients and their friends but excited and elected the most
nnqnahhed admiration The worst of Cholera Morbus
Cholc, under ls in from ten to fiftesn and
thty minutes indeed, the rapidly with which it cures
aenes belief and is only equaled by It's perfect safety So
happily adapted is indications in the treatment Of
lhe utmost sdety upon whom acts like charm in reiev-
ing them from Gholcky pains the stomach and bowels or
looeness and vomiting to which they peculiarly table,
ana which carry half OF them to untimey grave.
gomery county where the Propretos live (NorstownJ last
summer, that had not bottle in their house, and many as
fe u and our agen that they owed the saving of their
, niormed Dr. Kerr. that had saved the life of his wife
VINO during the night suddenly attacked with vomiting
pufglng and cramps of such severity that she must have
sfhe before medical assistance could have been called.
lie SAID two doses OF the Basam cured her half an hour
Nc consideration could induce any family who once exper.
fenced It's unparalleled efficacy, be without and those
who have not yet possessed themselves of bottle, will pro.
mote their Interest," and health by purchasing and keep
ing Il on hand TOR cases Of emergency 1t is equally rood
Hnd sure IN DaTrhna Summer Complaint Cholera Morbus
Dyseniey, Cramps and Cholc, whether they be mild
Vefe Cefihcaes after certificates might he pub sed to
but or the presen we refer to Dr. Mason of Reading Dr.
fawhng, near Norristown; DR., Peck OF New York; Dr.
GneaTard OF Bristol Tor oDr agen), who used It in their
private prtctce last with success that surprised
cases.
Prepared only by Dr. NJ G. Kerr BeroIet Druggists and
Chemists. NOrrIsiown and solt agency by G. N mOR
lsON; Druggist, No. II Magazine street, New Orleans.
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
NewfOrk via Mobile and Montgomery, Ala. and
Charleston, S. q.
g Es:ssllI= Es:slgI=
THROUGH IN ~ DAYS.


THRO UGH IN ~ DAYS.
stage Travel Reduced to Ninety three Miles.
kRS1x H As ds Rsn6 9shsSSF@ ID @ fE l. di5a BaY ais
Mos f'1as eef fas RaS isvifFf s5 Fs
MssIIS g MosTso4Esy-By the Daily Line of sppe-
5 ya & q bs bsSs# d day E 4 .p T6s 3
Johnson SELMA 4 Al Capt Bqrell; DAN PRATT Capt
y to q hOurs BY the Daily Mail Line CoachFare SO
MONTGOMERY To CHARLEsToN.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE.
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
oqsa@: @aazsf i opas m R.1sd RIsGdAsoss u miles.
Sa SSGii,s. ID M n atlanta M M Ssfs: sss:;i
sfsoptsomeS to charetou ts % Time through sS
a hour Ineud1g redqsed % g miles
passing through Wes Point La Grange and Gieenve to
nfhn Extra Coaches always in readiness carry
forward any number of through passengers without de-
~ The Cars the Railroad Of the most approved
st1tssoons s1 E. and E beTths fer night traye
H Sadon House, &c.
Agent al Montsoaeiy Hfs vii saVe about Sz iOs O' 'S
G EAT CENTRAL MAIL LINE,
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
Men!gensfy epsts tahivfs m saip iRlsGAsogp i .
ypeka p NJ Bafnesyile 10 a Stages 95
barieshis'' a p m MaeOn'..6 pm. Ralroal... 40
Macon ,;'''' a. m Savannah Railroad. 1870
Savannah -. 8 M Charleston a. Steamer ,l40
Fare-Montgomery to Charleston, $23 SOTO Savannah,
$a 90 Time through y hours including two nights rest
viz /; at Savannah and Macon
U1V The Steam Packets composing the Charleston and
savannah Line the MET AMORA, VIM. SEA
BROOK and GEN. CLINCH, well known for their safety
ne8tness and sumptuous fare.
- NO charge Tor meals or berths
The Cars the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
are of the finest description
Staging REDUCED to ninety eight miles.
Two Daily Lines Of -Four Horse Post Coaches, from Ope
ka to Barnsvle via Columbus, besides Extra Coaches, al
waysin readiness to carry forward any number of through
passengers without detention.
eS For Through Tickets apply 10 the Agent at the Elk
gomery, Ala.
n B1Passengers procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent at Montgomery. will save about a.
CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK.
, by the DAILY Line of Sea Steamers TO Wilmington, NJ C
thence BY Railroad Petersburg thence Philadelphia by
the established mail line, via Richmond, Washn gton CIy
and Baltimore Through Tickets can be obtained of e.
WINsLow, Agent, Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Com
pany, Charleston, .. G. Fare, $50
Steamships from Charleston to NewYork.
Steamships NQRTHERNER and sOUTHERNER
leave Charleston alternately every Saturday. arriving in New
York on the following Tuesday. Fare so.
tV Fare Through, Fifty.nine Dollar IA
je7 sHELDoN& & POTTER, Agents, IS Camp st.
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SOUTHWESTERN HOUSE pQWEL

SOUTHWESTERN HOUSE = L.. D0WELL,
p -aGENT-GREAT ATTRACTIoN.-Miss LYDIA
DowELL, late of Vicksburg and Natchez, respectfully
informs her old friends and acduaintances in Mississippi and
Louisiana that she has Just opened at her store, ~ and
20 CHARTRES Street, NewOrleans, large and well
selected stock Of French American English German and
Irish FANCY DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY and
other articles in her line, which, from her long experience
this line OF business in the South WILL she hopes, be su
guarantees OF their fitness for the and Of the
ladies' In her large and splendid stores may be found an
extensive rich and well assorted stock of BONNETS of all
be trimmed in the latest and most approved Paan styles bv
experienced and competent artists direct from Fasparcu
constant large and varied stock Of Bonnets and Trimmings
ef the latest fashion will always be hand. Artificial
Flowers in great variety; Head Dresses; Laces; Slka; Vel
vets; Sans; Musins; Ginghams; Linens; HandkeEchie
Gloves Hosiery Ladies hoe; Snswls, Lels; Combs
Parasos; Rbbands Splendid Robes Apacas BaIeges and
various other articles MENTION all OF which
examine for Themselves SHIRTS Of all qualities made to
order. Jyl6
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no pIIA 7I'I5IIs am RTiII ,nERs----A RP0lvN

Il 70 PL4A.gllstts AND DRUILDERs.-A. BROWN
hue ana yellow Pine Mahogany, Black Walnut, Oak,
and Poplar; Mahogany Nswels and Balusters Lath,
: and Fire Brcg =. 3 20 MAGAZINE srERT, ,NKW On.
o. ans. STEAM SAW-MlIIL, NArCHKz, Miss.
k Orders lo all kinds of Cypress Lumber, delivered any
hnuce. ar yd 3mW
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REGULAR PACKETS.


w= :. Montgomery Asyetumpka Ez :
Packets From Mobile Eufry Leltssss5sN
L2gY; IT EssDtgAY, THUR
BELLA, 81, q; Bnrrll, MASTER leaves on TUESDAY,
CLARA, w. Y. Pendarys master, THU RSDAY,
and MANY CLIFTON, ]. Adams, master. on SAT.
URDAY. For gariicglass, apply to
CAMPBELL & co. Agents. Mobile.
J. Il 4. GEllDES, Agents Mail Line,
JelI u ~ Bank Place, Newt ireans.
r. = vicksbure. NarfentoB and New Car
laa,kkaAzssf thage Weekly Packet Steamer LOAYNDhs,
s3l9E}szilE34 Jr.-EVERY FRIDAY EVENlNG-For
Fcksbarg Wanenton, New Carthage and all intermediate
Rs, Rey and swift running passenger
above trade on about the 18th of SEPTEMBER and viii
remain IN the above trade during the For freight
is spiss I, as sppiy = T.B. SMITH. ss Magazine .t.
~ hOVER THE LAKE a. n
lIsslF#ftdSsSF u. S. Jn.8IL LINE. LatsaaeessddfN
ssHxsssFls Morning Line-For Covng. - zlih
tGn Vaudeville, Lewisbug and Ma isonyie.The new
and substantial Lake steamer LksNOBfA. Elijah Miller
master built expressly for this trade leaves The Lakeend oil
Pontehartrain Ralsoad EVERY DAY (Sundays exceped)
on the arrival Of the ~ ococ returning leaves Cow
iugton EVERY DAY, (undays excepted ) al O'Clock A.
NJ. Passage 81 cents Meals extra 50 cents.
Evening Line.-EOF Mandeyile, LewsbuTg and Madi-
sopylle-Ibe new airy eommodOus and splendid upper
cabin steamer JENNY LIND, T. w. Dunnica. ulasfeT
yll leeye the Lake-end ol the pontchaftran Railroad
EVERY DAY, the arrival Of the O'clock P. NJ
train Of returning the norning leaves Madison
vle via Lewsburg and Mandeyile, at O'Clock and
arrives at the Railroad in time for the clock M cars 10
tie city SUNDAYS The Jenny Lind will start for the
above places on the arrival of the O'Clock NJ. cars
returning in time for clock to the city Pas
sage 90 cents; For further particulars apply to
STEVENSON DEMERRiTT & co. 7Csraver street.
WM. L.. CUSHING & co. 55 Common street,
j. Il. BERClER X co. 64 Old Leyee. jy6
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Conscience 10 a sleeping giant " may ~ hit1
into longer Or Shorter but his ssa7se A Ifishl
faI, and terrible j. the hcur hen ha awake
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E0ItN STROUD q CO., lis Cosmos sT, bsyssn We
~ HronaeeI ri sf al bb1IE9nns sts. Dealers m MARDTRN
R ~ Af5IIES, ~ emoNu III MENTS, TOMBs, TOMB l@V
III h5i GhAgE STONES, and MARBLE in clfttliI,,to
C,ned PLASTER OF PARIS, Roma Nv Wy
d!auig CEMENT, Piaslering II A IR White sand N
Gngllsh, Pensacola and Pittsburg FIRE. .BRICK mys
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NEW ORLEANS. MORNING. 2, vo
no RENT.

INO IETA handsome. large, and well ventilated front
nseS or n ny 4 esi oo n ss
borho0d and convenient distance from business. To salts
factory and permanent occupant rent would be reasonable
Apply No is Esao s., Nayades iy22st
E0K RENT Iowa Twe-stoy FRAME
cy sIs s EeS 0B . s baas assiS r
eaculaed for two small families but will be rented 10 ~
j26 A. IEvALI. 81 Gravier Il up sisirs Sls :
rI10 RENT-Very low to good tenant until 1st Novem.
aass Der next with the privilege I, ste, =, that time .s -
fEss aGD,sDs dsRss on On Camp @ % % s1o Ss
kieHs% Psnry - % and SS very ecHSsnisnos' L Ss
small yard and garden in front yards all paved fine southern
1s spDS sPS f E oos Sf'ed f0' and in' M T
NOR RENT-The Binding No g. Banks Arcade =
IeDsa ,ptnsTy @ oceuped by John Galh9nn % ES9 vii Be
Apply 10: q Niche sne street up D ssirs mil
E'OR RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE, pleasantly
Pryana; has three PsrioIs. SIX rhanbers fwo Kiich G
two n @ @ aa ss scssa ssassa5s encs w $ o
and will be rented low until first Of November next and the
M corner d Il csne massfs and Giavs1 REassls .Irss.
UNWILLING HOUSE FOR RENT-The large three
~ story dwelling Hogse. No. is Naichez sest, con- -
iapiag a y pysse % goDd Rooms, well calculated for
ysIs 1F an int ss Eovem6 ksS sa0n Apply al
NO. Y Natchez street. up Stairs. myl0
IL Ba 4 ! h SAsk f FEzSEg zs9SSg o0' with fixtures .p a.
70 RENT-The SECOND STORY Of 2s Gus -.
s tS1Hsf sTs ss WHIT ssrSs a S5 so,ass Ct FungI
Low. Can be seen y by agplying %
d9 J. DURBRIDGE co. on the premises.
T'O LET3Ths Store No q St Charles street. Pos -
iss ''On vi BARNEATT SPG'6 G6. e is Camp St. LII
EENTmA .1 meat Cottage House 70 2 Apollo
ylous TO which time i will be rented 95 per month A
Apply to JOHN HURLEY, so TchouptoQ as st.
je7n or TO A. q. JACKSON. 10 Apollo street.
GTABLE FOR RENT-The Stable lately occupied By
= Mr. King on Gravier street, between Baronne and PHI
'pRii eis Sus I6iGSy iRGy i, T. ELLIOTT CO. % Graver st.
FURNISHED ROOAfs.-soyerd large, airy Rooms
very desirable for the Summer Season. can be had at 1853
81 Joseph street second door from ST. Charles e6
ENHRNisHED ROOMS TO RENT Low -.
H. During the Summer Season. Esf
iyls at No. q Chartrss street III
ENuREIsHED HOUSE TO LET-A fine and -
a AIRY location In the First Municipality HOARD III
taken io the rent, Apply at at this office yls At A
HNURNIsHED ROOMS TO RENT. al Sc -.
4 PHLLIPP.d STREET, BstDeea Common and ed
GTavier STREETS. d28 EFh
FuRNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Pleasant -
~ Furnished Rooms in the large twostory house H1l
With Galleries. at the Of St. John and PeTddo ~
streets. n6
~ OOMS FOR RENT-Several Roomsin Banks Arcade
II suitable Or Offices for rent Apply 2 Nachez street,
no stairs. MIL
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A VETERAN EDIroR- - The present weeks
issue of the Pittsield Sun completes half csn-
tUry ro}nmss The termination OF fifty years Of
editorial labor, in connection with life Of mechani-
cal toll at the and at the press, since the
first number Of the Sun was issued by The pfcsent
senior editor, Hon. Phineas Allen, is an event
worthy Of especial notice from his cQnfFsSss May
our contemporary fnd life 80 pisesaat shat BE-
would not object to another half esnsofy lease.
Boston 7yassseyf pf
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Innocenee is a0ssr lilaa withers phan 1aliallsf.
bur blooms not again when NaseFed BY Isas
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MAHoMEr's PRRAcHlNes- d.6n;,ion of
charity embraced tbs wide circle Of kindness.
:, Every good aet,e he would say, lis eharitv.
Your smiling in your brothers faee is charity an
sxhortailon 70 your fellow man to virtuous deeds,
y = equal 70 amsglving; your putting wanderer ia
the right road is charily your assisting The blind Is
cnari'y your removing stones and ihorns and other
ooe.rncuons from the road is charity your giving
water % the lhirsty is charity. mans true wealth
nefeaiier y The good NJ does IN this world TO his
fellow man. When he dies, poor people will say
. what properly has he left behind him 60 Bat
the angels who eIamine him az the grave will ash,
: What good deeds has, thou sent before thee ~
washington Auing's LIFE Of Makomei.
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EIGN PORTS.

-. FOR CAAEPEACHY.-The A / sardipiaa bark
NzIKA MARIA EUGENIA. bound for the above port,
will take part OF cargo at reasonable rates, and
meet with dispatch. Apply to
U30 BARELLI & co. 81 Common street.
IA Wants 500 bales Cotton TO M up.-FOR LIVER
ssAAxz POUhr-fakes no Grain-Th he fast calling
British ship TARA. Hamilton, rlaster. will have
Quick dispatch For freight OF SOD bales Cotton apply 10
Jel6 JOHN III. ELLIOTT & CO., 90 tfFnvier st.
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HOS. ID, HAaL4ES, Broker, ST. Charles Hotel Build.
ng, fourth door from Common street, Office OF H. Davis
ary public, New Orleans = will buy and sell Landed
Property; obtain 1ans Mortgage; Discount Notes serve
as Appraiser and Expert adjust Accounts make Copart-
nsrsp Settlements; intends residing In the city during the
assessment for taxes fair valuation; draw lease col
iee Een etc. etc. and attend TO Agency business gem
eTal. Tab16
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nLD BAYOU ST. JOHN HOTEI-LAKr
~ END or THE oL9 SnELt RoAp5-rhe public 60
respectfully informed that this delightful and beau
tluly situated Hotel for the reception of Visfo
The Bar supplied with the best of Liquors and the Res
taurant be surpassed by in the city Call and
Judge for yourselves
49, TI~ Dad is in good order e7 If
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PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC sTORE.

EOlANO FORIEs FOR sALE-A choice and large
IL assortment of hTst rate and splendid
PIANOS and PIANINOS of different "; 49,, ssI
styles, from Erarl, Pleysl, and other ceie- M HW
brated manufacturers. These Instrumental - VI "
all of unquesonabe superiority for richness of tone and
keeping in pitch and tune The subscriber will sell them N
very reasonable prices and respec fully invites the pubc 10
his Waroom order that they may take advantage OF this
opportunity. ALLONQN, No "A Cont stTeet
APPRAISER. mVal 3nn
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& EO. ". IA A0h ck CO. Dealers an C01Ge, Gun
- ~ Bags, RICE and WesterT Produce, No. 7S Maya
llhe street, New Orleans. B25
W MR; W. O. .FIrE is our authorized AaETT to
asact a business OF the House notara act passed
uls day before A. q. Ainsworth, Notary Public.
ty2j GEO, g. TAYLOR & co
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li7IRE BaiCAs-2,OOO English Fire Bricks. landing,
BS HAYMAN 4 HOLDEN. ss MaGazns street.
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(tO0D INVESTMENT-One of the best sites for man
~ ufacturng purposes in this State having all - -.
the advantages Of being high and dry, and healthy ~ D
and free from inuadation, either from Lake or-as
Rver overlows and surrounded by great variety of the
finest pine and hard wood TIMBER Said site upon fine
navgabe stream at all seasons OF and
to this city and is already improved with new and very
substantial STEAM SAW and GRlST MILL. {runninR
two Saws STOREHUUSE for Merchandise and sew.
eral comfortable Dwellings, with Gardens attached Work
shops and Outbudngs, and offers great Inducements for
many other profitable improvements. The whole, or a part
Of the above property Offered for sale or lease and
will be dlsposed OF very accommodating terms. For
which. ard iurther information. apply
jeI9 If w. IL. POOLE. Notary 2l CamD ST
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
KpURE CONCENTRATED rxTRA On or

n JAMAICA GINGEh-An efficient and grateful
Stomachic Stmulant and Carmnatiye, for the relief
OF Flatueney, aaying Nausea, &c, &c. Prepared and
sold by PURCELL, LADD a. CO., Apothecaries and
Druggists, 90, corner Main and 18th streets, Richmond
Va.
This extract contains in a concentrated form all the
essential properties of the best Jamaica White Ginger,
and will be found valuable safe and grateful sto-
machic stmulant in an ehfeebed and langud state of
the stomach, accompanied with sense of sinking or
fanness which besides being attendant dyspepsia,
accompanies almost all arrangement of the digestive
organs 1t impars in such cases agreeable and COR
dial warmth, giving strength and tone to the impaired
organs, and is not followed by that of lasst9de
and depression which after the ofmany other
stimulants
Directions FOR UsE--Asa stimuant in an enteebled
condition OF the stomach, from 80 drops to tea spoon
full dused in wine glass OF water, sweetened or not,
preferred, may be used great advantage. In the
manner it will afford pleasant and grateful drink
after meals to relieve the OF tuness or 1aul
oceasoned by indigestion or other causes lew drops
added to a unber of water will be found to correct
the unpleasant and sometimes deeerous effects of the
too free use of cold water in weather. For Cholic
or to relieve pains in the stomach, much benefit will
be experienced from its USE and by repetition in the
largerdoses severe cases. In sick stomach
one tea spoonful in small quantity of water will af-
ford speedy relief Persons travelling will find this ar
tice to the effects of change of water Pre-
pared and sold Wholesale and Retail by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
au Is T)u1uoistS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
RICHMOND FIRE aSSOCIA,

.EaA TION.-LIFE INSURANCE RE-
EaSaz9s3# SUMED.-This Association is now pre-
pared to issue Policies of Insurance on the
lives of all persons enjoying good general health, and
OF sound constitutions, for the whole duration OF life,
Tor limited period, and upon reasonable terms as
any similar company Asthis is the only institution of
the kind in this State, it claims fairly the patronage of
our own citizens, especially when it is remembered that
it is at home and its profits distributed here, while the
premiums of other companies, literally encouraged by
the public are carried out of the State The advan-
tages Of Life assurances too universally ac-
knowledged to require minute detail of the benefits
resulting therefrom is enough to say that all persons
who derive their incomes support from public pr
vate situations, mechanical, professional or mercantile
pursuits should avail themselves of its advantages in
order to liberal support to those who are de-
pendant on their exertions The rates of insurance
as favorable those of any similar institution in
the United States, and general information relating to
Life assurances, together with the rates of premiums
will be cheertuly given to those who call at the Office,
No 1928 corner Main and 9th sts
Slaves will be insured usual on reasonable terms.
JAMES BOSHER, Pres't.