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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-19

U. ;: DISTRICT COURT Commissioner Bald
win.-Paul Tricou an extensive hat dealer. corne,
of Chartres and st. Louis streets, was arrested on
charge of passing goods through the Custom
house under false invoices.
There are three distinct offences charged. He
is very extensive dealer in hats.
He is held to bail in the sum of fifteen thousand
dollars The examination is fixed for next Wednes-
day at o'clock P. m.
The French fugitives, who were arrested some
months ago on charge Of having stolen the funds
OF the French Republic, were yesterday surrender
ed to the Consul Of the Republic This is under
the provisions of the Convention between France
ana ;1,l the United States of November 9th 1913.
They were first arrested on civil suit and detain-
ed IN custody for want of bail, until the French
Minister could make the requistion on our Gov
eminent
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AFFRAY AND OUTRAGE.-About 2 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, while Jackson Fire Company No
10 were returning through Royal street from the
fire IN the Third Municipality, where despite the
intense heat, they had been engaged for hours in
laoorous exertions to the property of our citi
zens, they were drawn into an affray of an unfor.
tunate nature. While passing the corner Of Royal
and Dumalne streets, member of the company
accidentally touched the hat of cartrnan who was
setting on the sidewalk. The man instantly be-
came excited, rushed to his cart and seizing bed
key, attacked the fireman. fight ensued and in
the midst of the affray, when the officers of the
company were endeavorlng to quell the disturbance.
number OF men, armed with billiard cues, issued
from the coffee house and commenced an attack on
the members of No. Is. Some of the latter were
injured severely. We understand that several Of
the first Municipality police came upon the ground
TO make arrests, and used against the remen those
infamous and murderous weapons called colts
Although the gallant members of Jackson Com
pany could have resisted these men, they imme-
diateiy succumbed to the law, and marched in
body to the police office, where they gave bail for
their appearance. We trust that searching in
vestigation will be made into the illegal conduct of
the officers, and that their brutal use Of deadly
weapons will receive just rebuke
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE $50 81 30,N-I,oN,,1,r,,n, e0oJV r;o On

Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Superb, Prentiss, LIVERPOOL Giffnev a. IoveI
Brig Josephus, Pitcher, Savannah Wood Il / nv,
Brit sehr John Wesley Parsons Gray Town (st Johns and
market, Nathan
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Radius, Murray, from Bordeaux, April 3d. to P Pontz
list N.Y. ~
schr Madonna, Mcneil days fiom Tampa Bay in ballast,
to master-Basin. ''
schr Sarah Matilda, Wilson, days from st Marks, to mas
ter-basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Heela. Kay, from Grand Ecore-24 bales cotton
Latona Brady, from Atchaalaya.
Chancellor, Bacon, from Louisville-134 bales cotton
Gen Taylor, Hyde, from DOnaldsOnyille.
Jas l. Day. Bates. from Mobile.
MOndana. DimtrY, from the Coast.
Jas Mlilingar, Neweomb from Cincinnati.
TOwboat Mary Kingsland Phillips, from the Passes.
Towbost DeSOtO Whann, from the Passes.
Memoranda
TOwboat Mary Kngsand lowed down and TO sea- on the
10Th INST ships Gen Berry and Emma Watts, bark Cesare
towboat Deoto lowed down and to sea, the 18th inst
Snps EfneHtine and Liverpool, and schr Geo Lincoln
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-Nohle johnson, colored
waiter at Hewlett's was arrajgnsd YESTERDAY nv
the charge of breaking open the trunk of Dr. Rnson
Jones, Of Texas, and stealing therefrom, the large
sum Of S88O-S5G0 ofths amount has since been
recovered from ihe possession of the accused. As
johnson y slave, the Recorder sent the case be.
lore the 81 Justice of the peace for trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-19

CoTToN OPERAToR.-James johnson, leyee
depredaior in small way, was arraigned yeser-
day before Recorder CALDWELL charge of stealing
sack. The case was Temandsd
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FIRE-At half past II O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing, fire broke out in Frenchmen street, between
Moreau aud Victory, Third Municipality, which
was not subdued until six BUILDINGS on he syoa
side OF the street, and one on the other side, were
dertroyed. The houses consumed were all ofcom.
paratlveiy small value. One was occupied as a
lallor-shop, one as shoe,siore, and one as a cab
nemaker's shop, and the Others were small public
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY,

JEFFERSON CITY,
Thursday Evening, July IS. 1850
Received to day per steamer Columbus so head of Western
heef Cattle 1 Sheep, and i75 Hogs and per steamer La
tona Cows and Calf There is heavy supnv of At,a
kapas and Texas Beeves continuing to press on the market
OF Fair Western the stock is limited
PRICES; Beef Cattle, Common to Fair, 31sCa4slc ~
ID net Inferior and Finer descriptions in proportion; Hogs
54f06c " ID nets Sheep 81 759s2 rs % head Heb CoeS
sl5 OO0$2s 90 W head CaEues IS 5OOs6 80 4p head
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nEHs{T4 btLs5At, VIA Bag 81 Loues PISS Christian.
Gk&ksz&5h and MIgaippi CtIY. The new add suendn
yw DItssnfs srsDes t5A-IfOMNIA CAPT. haries 1.
Reynolds Omit expire 81 for the Lake trade wh snlerrE
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and THURSDAY EvenInRs and > ATT RID AY 3{srn;nes
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~ \. Fer CfucinRnf-1raueht ONLY 30 riches =
LFztsf The superior last runnrne passenger steamer
a1i.szGlszzr lHfEF JUSTICE. MARSHALL, N.Y.
viii tbe above aud al aferre.izie
For freight passage, having sapeIior Observation-Disclosures
apply on board. "
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~ X : f- ~, 3 1vvn'ns Steamer
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The MANsLAUeHTER CASE. = The case of
Michael Flood and Michael Flood, Jr., charged
with killing John Higgins on the night Of the Sth
instant, was continued yesterday before Recorder
Caldwell The young girl, daughter of the senior
accused, who was present at the time the blows
were inflicted, was not called to the witnesses stand
by either the counsel for the prosecution or The
defence. The evidence went clearly 10 show that
Higgins was violehtly assaulted in the store of the
Floods, and that he died in fifteen minutes after
from the effects of the injuries received The part
taken by the elder Flood was not fully shown.
except that outside the building he prevented his
son from again attacking Higgins, The deceased
was delicate, sickly man he was perfectly sober
at the time OF the occurrence, and the provocaton
gwen appears to have been of very trivial nature
A post mortem examination proved that he had
been violently beaten, causing rupture of the
spleen. The defence was ably conducted by I. G..
Hunt, who at the close of the evidence moved for
the discharge Of the elder Flood. A. p Field, who
appeared Tor the prosecution, opposed the motion
The Court decided to commit both of the parties
for trial before the First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-19

ahtdC NOIICls-rhe parties to the Contract of the
september, 1890. with the City Of NewOrleans
tyes now nature or their agents and legal representa-
DAY the ga S 81 T the Second Mupicgst MON
70 ST. Charles street, to confer on the subject OF
III the ees and selling lots authorized by resent act
VI '"' i-esSiatare' GEO. c. LAWRASON
NeyOrla.ns I, ha5man of the Finance Committee.
SuF H. io1V. ivIl I'd
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FREIGHT VARNIsH-A superior Article for sbosi
jy4 lmiS DEWEY s. CLARK, u Grayier ST,
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Gre0I Sa11.is.g and SsEna11se,.

NTEDICINE-BRI-ToT'sC COMPOUND EXTRACT
Aercan SPECIFIC Oi Al diseases and ords ssasrs,sd By
IMPURE 00o EsSiITs91Ff sEo "a S9e sPgs,sls
the eminent this country have eeenty signed
and sassss 10 ss pSbed d9sansI esrsyh,s ,s as.
existence, and that they
UsED IT. DAILY IN rHxIR PRACTICE,
~'n ING n1sR SRs TIA FAN Ts %ESFS nv YEARS
mas 0sD 's'0i M &c ST CTsE 'la' 1@s
during thai psnod npltnsss Of sssaparis 50 called
I - STOOD The FEST FEST 70 SF fiME r
Every has added thousands upon thousands bottles
IMMENSE MASS OF CERTIFICATES
whch Il printed and bound. woad form library IN them
With sOppur4s Glands bane ce@6sd asL and criss eat
as c e. Bos ,snss a.. a.ssa s sSs &
- PERMA SLNTLY cUREDl
Il be safely ssed from the results Of early guar
ef Of 'eniar Br isssfsss s si,r
f4 Rf'S Sasr WIS 6FRFuL REMEDY ON EARTH
tor The following V 4Iff sHS s Il s,sf p'oess"s from
EIHbon fipps o. sas,a oa he Fsas Ro,sss
Bo!s h5one soFs Eyes, Ring y osm or letter,
i Bone sa sssss aRs0s Ge rs s9ph me
f bss s%P snd di.ss S.es si Ss a'm'
'f 1ss q l aslsss.
Fevs, lPtrni,tinF Fever Cholera MOI6es DSsenisly.
OldnhHa. fethofa OF blOud IN the Heal, files.
ali forms u hiuscnlar Glandu 'M.s
1t is also sovereign specific io General Debility, and the
Ss sSossos Of Broken Goss,uDS l 6rsss saa ,sn
function and produces that coadilion Of The whole
physical '''s" which Ed N Pc Ii iffEgi' for
s y gSs wish O. SG from e
winter ana REfgf s III iislfR
''s''' ''~ Bristol's sarsapariIia.
he gentle speen, powerful The annvsIed anti
sp'' 'n' f s'si FIFE z 81 r. THE sYsTEM
ristes SarsGparta tsent, odd yssTs age exhibits
.ggesale q known euTs which stab hss beyond az saxa
following, inround number
TEN THVUSA NDs
ONE HUNDRED 501 THOUSAND;
FIFTY EIGHT THOUSAND;
ONE HUNDRE Dan AMI = FIFTY rs Ssf fuousAND,
THIRTY 2t i FIVE se FaS6sAsn.
TWENTY iSs'. SEQ IN ppY6;s6SU.Ssyi
Ihsrs Is not space IN an advertisement for fan ea1meza
aon Al t 's SsS b. FSTaI OF ONE MILLION
Inc annals O. msscI1e eapnot parallel this result Nese
RISEN and iaen See ihs crest woss bss ben going on bat
STANDS UNSHAKEN
The pubic faith ia II has wavse-uever Nayef;
9aeI and spurious compounds founded IN experience
FLY FROM MINERAL NoSTRUMS
70 seek hope, he and vigdF from this
PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY,
and are NEVER DISAPP0lNTEDl
Therefore, however broken hsah and Spirits however
0ahsome 10 himself and others let man dai q reeov-
Let the patient 0fy that BRISTOL SaIsapa-
nla is an infaiible remedy foe
"A LEGION OF DISEASES;
only s h for b NJ have n sn S sss SS
predicting his speedy re-luralsun 10 heath-
n II; Il 'fBS eTSss 4 e o5iESSs2SsS;SzAroS
il has squs il The satsra nsssa az =. .nss
its clial and invigorang poyerss VIII esbls her 70
PASS THE CRISIS SAFELY
For sale the principal Dsgss No z eaRs5 sirss View
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CHARGE OF ARsoN.--Sorne two weeks since a
poor named John Wilson was arrested on the
capital charge of arson, in firing the premises of
Mr., circuit, at the corner Of Philippa and Canal
streets, He was arraigned before the Recorder
OF the Second Municipality, and remanded for
examination Twice since this commitment has
Wilson been brought before the Court. and furtber
remanded Yesterday the unfortunate accused was
again paraded for the fourth time in the prisoners
doeK' when young attorney present generously
look up the case, and it was shown that there was
not single witness against the prisoner he was
accordingly discharged. The wrong done this
Individual by long imprisonment and consequent
olsgface' no money can repay. Why this wrong
was inflicted remains to be shown and the parties
concerned should be made to give a strict account
oil the transaction If there were grounds for
prosecutions the State should have been idle in
the matter, and il the arrest was made on friyo-
lous and untenable charge, it still more behooyed
the magistrate to protect the rights of citizen bv
giving him speedy trial" Pent up in the mar
row confines Of CELL treated as ielon, hurried bv
the unfeeling grasp OF over-anxious officials before
a gazing crowd, this poor victim of poverty has
been made to undergo the deepest degradation h
the power OF the law. His life has been placed in
jeopardy by close confinement, and his good name
humble as he is, has been relentesslv torn from
HIM without, as il seems, the shadow of cause
we watched the unfortunate man when he was
loid that he was discharged ; we saw him leave
mat courtroom with face which bespoke crushed
'prus ana a desolate future, and we followed with
our minds eye the whitening effects which this
lnionnded prosecution must have upon his after
ne We say unfounded, for there was no proof to
snow otherwise, and with the standing reward of
S5,V0O offered for the conviction of incendiaries.
lad there been bare suspicion left to found hone
lpon some eager accuser would have striven 10
'btan the price.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-19

[ TN ifnn ~ E. INEVITABLE LITHONTRIPTIC,
RidnsvH onJ h IN dssolyng Stone in the bladder and
paTV sa Haa 1s aT The nanmatoy diseases Of the I'm
phets, a Wright Cos. ISL ChartTes sfpe a, p
Saap eeranda corner; Dr. a. a. zones Is Cam st,ssi
i A ~
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SHERMAN'S
ParENI ELASTIC
SHOULDER BRACE,
sold ,lh sT'ist CHARLES sire
SHEER MANS
PATENT PRRMIrM
A b d Q M I N A L
SUPPER TER

SslA sally at hG Ooe. 70 81 Chais trtsS
The hghtes elastic and comfortable o
the cure Of the WOMB comprehensive bearing down feeling
the bottom of the stomach, lungs side and back
me whites, etc., In pregnancy its prevents misearase
TACT Indispensable to the comfort OF every deicRtt
female any doubt the efficacy Of this supporter they
be referred To the wife Of celebrated physician Of th
CITY. who now using with perfect sasaetien afsE
ing several other patent without relief Phys
clans respectfully invited call and examine the insfr
ment at the pr0priet0r's, 20 ST. Charles street.
IN my practice have had occasion examine and
boasted Abdominal Supporters and have found
adapted mpa relief comfort the afflicted sherran
Phisdelpbia, IS. lsis Wd. ANDERSON. N d
For three years afflicted womb eoplaintzaT e
the time confined bed Ny suhergs very great No
thing relieved until MIR Shermans SUI
porter L enabled me to work about the house. ard
mer health and eheerfnness- Mr~ WfI-gfNsON-
August a isia iSI EaS
TEXAS TONIC AGKNCY-7s Magazine street
a AIN anudote against CONSTIPATION of the Bow
a Tofpcr Of the Liver, INDIGESTION, Papitatiaa o.
me eel eFmlnaon Of Blood the Brain Nervous Head
aches, Chils and Fever, etc.
r, N -, -. RECOMMENDED
T. X. w. Hill, ESQ., President H. b. Baseombe.
Matthew Watson, ESQ., Gen. Sam Houston,
d. w, NJ. Gwip a Ut ~. s. Fniler.
d.. w r. Keene. sDs0 1ysp
RRANRY FRUITS : In small iars,
II A. +. COCHRAN 4 co.
VH n Tchoupitoulas street
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ans, FreckIes, Sunburn, and all Erup.
tiOns of the Skin

| % ssliy alll lenL neInoyel By the use q the
60 neuc an Indispensable Exquisite every ady's toilet
ELECTS the Skin aud Complexion perfectly maEiea For
sale price 70 cents per bottle 6UION's,
81 Charles and Canal stress.
Importer Of Fine Fancy articles Peunery Sporting Articles
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B 0 o K s

ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS
In many Language and old every
ment OF Science the Arts and Literature. Curious Books
Prints Pamphlets, Magazines Pictures Charts Asps Muse etc
etc. with good of Stationery Cheap Pub
hcaons, be found the FRANKLIN BaoKsI ORE 1855
: q pstreet, door below Girod. isI
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~ >. Steamer BDeIUNA-FoF LnuIsVils-Tbe
Ltksss1s splendid passenger steamer btiSTONA, Price
- MASTER vii leave The above and all inter
mediaie landings about SUNDAY. las s1st 10
Oeock N. For freight passage Apply board
H6 SAMUEL EWING. ~ ssTayler 81
- The RostcHa was built EXPRESSLY Tor passenger
Jacket her cabin = magHceny furnished than any
IN the West, and in addition other c0msfs she
vied with ssendd bath A plan OF her cabin
and stste-Fo0ms application tn Agent
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no MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIEs

az cases OF fsmaie Diseases, the Gavac Bell Is OF IN
esun4De value II would take many columns were we 10
give @ numerous testimonials which have been received from
the hghe and most respectable Ladies in ali Darts Of the
Sno9 MsaknssS Hegalanties low spirits, pain in the
breast and side, choros uor abus pfoapsus uer or falling
oil the womb, costveness obsiructed difficult
general prosaon of the SYSTEM and all affections Of sims1
chaIacier are lmmeiatey and permanently relieved by this
simple and beautiful INVENTION The ensrvatng nature OF onr
climate renders some natural stimaiaRt necessary for the
preservation OF female health and surely nothing can he a.
sale q ecae as the muant which Nature herself has
PROVIDED This IS lfatUaRisM, and its application nv he
GaIvanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid is in every respect pleasant
and agreeable No Inconvenience attends its use and fhe
most feeble and delicate il with ena ease anh
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TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES is published at FIVE DOL
LARS per annum, provided payment be made at the
Office or by letter post paid, Advance, or ,cithn 80
days from commencement Of the subscribers gear.
II payment be not made within thirty days, SIX
DOLLARS will be charged, and in whatever
will an exception be made to this rule.
ADVERTISING--Fo square of FIFTEEN
LINES less, first insertion so cents; and every
succeeding insertion Is cents.
Thrice a 1oeek-For square, first insertion 62a
cents; every succeeding insertion 373 cents.
Iapice meek, once aoeek-For one square, first
insertion rs CENTS every succeeding insertion SO
Advertisements of more than one square, will be
charged in the proportion, according to the
Der OF squares But il the advertisement exceed one
square, or any number Of full squares, by less than
eight lines, the additional lines will be charged as
hall squire; if it exceed one square, any number of
full squares, by eight lines the additional lines will be
charged as a full square.
The number of insertions of Advertisements must
be noted the MS they will be inserted until order
ed to be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 26 lines and
in that proportion for advertisements of greater length
and $50 for - lines, and in that proportion for adver
tiseents OF greater length except Auctioneers, who
charged 500 paper included for all sales before
fhprd
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ADVERTISING ARRANGEMENT
BETWEEN THE
&c II NJ ONT PR ES s

rr- ar.l.. =,
ne un "a vi .iie uaiy peisl pun
Hsuea III hcliono, ioI Tue puipoSe VI ploteItniS .he
serves rom serious loss,py te eatuitos poca.on VI
maler hot poIsessg seieil anu uy NE
fanny IN illelr business asss loI te Ma "a mutual
as 10 he maneI o. Go th 1t, nave
united toSe'iiei " an asieeiei'' WIFI o ioiio"ns po
cincallons s >. ,;o..,, ~ s o,,,, ro.os of ob.roo
Each once Is az nper'y 70 nA s own iaes "
OF m H. ny e el ps o'ei b n
pefoo or py le Insertion Iu' l,eEe rays VIII pe ,uiy
announced ana GonsPcuonsiy pupisieo III each p"pe'
ana VIII pc slrcliy auhereo 70 WITHOUT Vaia.!oh'
Inc privilege Oh weary aaVertsers Is strictly nleo
to their own immedlae ana regular business ana !le
business OF an advertising llim is not CONSIDERED as h
GLIDING that OF Its individual members. -
This provision embraces advertisements OF houses or
other property Tor sale or rent ana aaversenenIs OF
packets ana ali oiher agencies ne lirst CLASS VIII oe
charged sepafaeiyt the second hust NC aae tle SUBJECT
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MUST received by Express
- Poplins, De LANES
Ribbons, VeIvets, Cloths
Cassimeres, Jenny Lind Braids
Gloves, Handkts, Hosiery
And good assortment of Bed Blankets.
WORD, FERGUSON & BARKSDALE,
oc 10 No. 1913 Main ct.
IA rs bbls and hf. bbls Ale
IS bbls. Newark Cider
100 boxes prime Cheese
40 kegs Goshen Butter
80 bbs Apples, in prime order
Landing, per schr. Merchant, and for sale by
oc 80 FL. w. TYLER.
a IWAYS on hand, fresh supply Of red and white
IA ash, broken and screened COAL in yard and for
sale by
no R. S. GLAZEBROOK
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES ~ VESTINGS
~ have on hand good assortment of the above
Goods, which | will close out at reduced prices
Those in search of bargains, will do well to call at
VIM. J. SWORDS,
no Ia 22h Broad street
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kETS.-AGUSTUS MAILERT, No.
Ed Al Main street. has received from auction the
largest and heaviest sizes Bed Blankets offered in this
market; also Medium sizes and Servants Blankets
which may be had low by calling at
noI3 AUGUSTUS MAILERTS.
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I & COTCH WHISKEY.-We have rnceved one
| ~ puncaeon OF pure Scotch Malt Whiskey, selected
personally from under the Custom House keys 1t is
| a very superior article.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-22

- FOR RENT-The tenement at present oc-
E cupied by the subscriber, corner of Main and Sth
Streets suitable for the accommodation of large family
or clearinghouse. Aso two other tenements suitable
for families. For TERMS which will be reasonable, apply
to [de 81 JAMES BOSHER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-22

~ FOR RENT, neat Brick Tenement,
Ei tanning five rooms kitchen in the yard and every
other convenience necessary for small family, on Du
val street, near the residence of Mr. Geo. K. Crutch
field. Rent 1925 per annlm. Apply to
no 10 TOLER Il COOK, Pearl st.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-22
u ANDERSON, UPHoLsTER-

BAOGGETT N ANDERSON, UPHOLSTER-
ny ERS AND PAPER HANGERS, CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND GOVERNOR STREETS have just received
for the Fall trade, large and beautiful assortment OF
paper hangngs Borders curtain Papers, curtain Goods
of every variety, large supply OF floor oil Cloths,
from the best to the cheapest Spanish Mating, Win
dow Shades Venetian Blinds hair-cloth sofa Springs
and upholsering Materials generally, always hand
cured hair and shuck Mattresses, OF the best quality
feather Beds, Bosters and Pillows all OF which will be
sold at the reasonable prices, and every exeron
made to give satisfaction Sc 30-3m