Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-11


BALTIMORE Feb. 10, 2P. M.
George r. Richardson ESQ., Attorney General of the
| State OF Maryland, died this morning.
DEATHS IN BALTIMORE.
sBA1TIMoRE, Feb. 10, P. M.
| James Wilson, ST. Of the house Of William Will
| son & Son. died in this city this morning.
All the Courts in the city adjourned to-day mark
of respect TO the memory of Attorney General Richard
son.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Feb. 10, P. MI
FlouR-Sales of 1900 bbls Howard Street Flour to-
day at 81 so.
GRA1N--Market continues without animation.
CArT1E-600 head offering at the scales this morn
ing--4o0 sold at $2s ST. the hoof, equal to So
So nett.
HoGs--Sales at S.. Sc per 100 Tbs.
NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb. 10, P. M.
We have no special change to note in our market to-
day. Flour and Grain dali.
N ANDS, SACRED AND CLASSICAL.-
n OPENS on "Wednesday evening, 18th FEBRUARY, at
ODD FELLOWS HALL, GLlDDON'S Grand
Moving Transparency of the River Nile, Egypt and
Nubia, exhibited with immense success at New York,
Providence, Boston and Philadelphia together with
IL magnificent Gallery OF Egyptian Antiquities, Num-
mics, Nc, and splendid Tabeaux of hieroglyphical
comprising the latest Archaeological Discoveries, by
Geo. K. Gliddon, formerly United States Consul at
Cairo.
~ Every evening at half past 7, P. NJ Saturday
afternoons at o'clock Doors open an hour before.
| Abundance 25 cents.
a. Tickets for sale-also at the Office Of the Ex-
change Hotel. fe ST
AT OTICE.-The subscribers have engaged compe-
u tent and experienced workmen, recommended by
one OF the best manufacturers in Philadelphia to put up
GAS CHANDELIERS AND FIXTURES,
| and will be prepared TO put the gas pipe in dwellings
and stores Those who have not yet ad the pipe III
troduced into their houses respectfully requested to
give call will do the work al less prices than
have heretofore been charged.
STEBBlNS, DARRACOTT g. CO.,
loI Broad street, or
HUGH A. WATT,
fe IS 70 Main street.
EB ENsOfAL.--The subscriber, thankful for the
y q, liberal encouragement extended TO him, respect
fully to his friends, and the public generally
new building corner OF Main and New streets, three
doors above his old stand and invites the community,
both Of town and country, to call and see his stock Of
CHINA, GLASS, EARTHEN,WARE, FANCY
GOODS, and GAS CHANDELIERS IL FIX
TUltlGS He hopes by strict attention to business and
moderate charges for his wareso insure an Increase to
his sales HUGH A. WATT,
te 10 No. 10 Main st.
gSNaA PAIR OVER-SHOES, comprising
eDsIsP general assortment of Ford & Co.'s Per
petaal gloss metallic Rubber Over-Shoes, for both la
dies and genllemer--the best, handsomest and cheap
lie 10 Opposite the Exchange Bank.
E1RENCH MERINOES.--A nice assortment
of French Mernoes, for sale cheap, as the season
CHAS. HARTWELL & cos,
fe 10 Opposite the Swan Tavern.
"a EisistW BALDWIN. j. SWORDS has
n " nice assortment OF the following articles for
w lite and colored Tarlatans
Do do Lace
Blonde Lace and Thule
Worked Sleeves, Lace Capes, &c.
Needle work Hdkfs
Neck and Sash Ribbons
White Kid Gloves
Silk Hosiery, Trimming Laces
No 225 Broad street. Shockoe HILL
te 10 Sen Of the "DV Goods Box
"a a TT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, EN-
4: ID VE[OPES AND WRrrERS.-J. w.
RANDOLPH, has received four different lots OF Va
lentines, &c; among them are
800 of the Comic Mirth Moving order, at6c.
800 Of the Sentimental sort, which, Tor brilliancy ee-
gance aud chaseness, unsurpassed, The price va
rying from 8 cts. to 50.
Envelopes to salt all sizes, from lc to Csc.
| Saint Valentines Budget by a lady-l9c.
Valentine Writer for the Mlion-50c.
The beaus, bellies ladies', gentemen's, Cupd's and
carricature Valentine Writers, at &c.
Letters by mail enclosing from cents MP, will meet
with prompt attention, it post paid, and directed to III
Main ST., Richmond. 10 ~
| RNOUNTAIN BUTTER, just received very
| lvM superior
fo 10 l.. D. & w. G. CRENsHAW & co.
ENRENCII, ENGLISH AND AMERI CAN
a. SHAVING SOAP of superior 9 y hyivA1
1UM ELASTIC HOSE Betting AND
0U PACKING FOR STEAM JOINTS.-The
subscriber prepared receive orders Tor Hose OF all
sizes tor the use of fire companies and also Tor hydrant
and gardening purposes; Also Belts OF any SIZE, ana
Io,pt
receipt OF full supply of every article OF the above
ie 10 '' ~ JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
n INSEED OIL.-Reciving per schr; Fan, lot Of
n the above article. X. Il. DqyAL,
NTOTICE.-The co-parlnershp heretofore ex istin
" in this city, under the firm and style OF SMITH
& COWARDIN, was dissolved, by mutual consent
on the first day Of May, 1850. The junior, partner
HENRY A. COWARDIN having assumed the out
standing debts Of the concern, by articles OF agreement
entered into the above mentioned day the same will
be paid by him. GRANVILLE SMITH,
HENRY A. COWARDIN.
Richmond Feb. 7th, 1851 fe St.
"a FOR SALE, the three story new brick house
EHa Broad street, nearly opposite the Monumental
Church. at present in the occupancy OF Mr. j II. ly-
ler The house is of modern style, with bath rooms
water closets &c &C. For further particulars enquire
a a:s suIsss Ss '''' JOHN THOMPSON.
HAR. GOODRiDGE A. WILSON oilers hs
MV professional services to the citizens OF Richmond
| and its vicinity.
His office is at his residence on Broad street, mme
diately opposite the City Hall. ia4-d&ctf
MAR. BEACH'S AMERICAN PRAC-
d y TICE, or The Family Physician in nine parts.
Part The means of preventing disease, and pro-
moiing health.
Part 1.-THE general principles OF practice.
| Part III-Interna diseases.
| Part lV-Surgcal Diseases
| Part V-Mdwiiery.
| Part VI-Matera Medca.
Part VII--Phamacy, or Compounds.
| Part VllI-Duiics.
| artIX-Outline to Anatomy and Physiology:
The whole adopted to family user All families should
have this work Persons such as planters, having
| large families will find it extremely useful The
books and the compounds used in Dr. Beaehs practice
are all for sale at ..x..
DIR. WALsHs CHEAP BOOKSTORE.