Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-05


Two CONTRACTORS.-Prop will be re-
IL ceved at the Engineers office at charlottesville
until the first day OF May, for the delivery of l7C00
ties OF white oak chestnut locust for the supestruc-
Woodylle. NV
The dimensions must be as follows s feet long, at
least inches thick Hated on parallel sides fall of
inches; locust will be received if they have inches
lace on one side at the small end with not less than
on the other end, and are full inches thick; they may
be delivered at any point the line of the road be-
| tween Pipe and Ticker in Louisa and Charlottesville,
| or between Charlottesville and Woodville, provided
they will nothaye to be removed more than one mile
to their proper place the track. Time IL be given
tor delivery until the first day Of July;
Il. GOLDEN RUGGLES.
c. E. Va. Central Railroad.
~ B.-For the information Of contractors, notice is
given that proposals for the graduation, masonry and
bridging OF the line from Woodville to Blair Park.
location is made, which will be commenced immediate
y. NH % dtd IT, c. R., c, q.
3 hOGGErT q ANDERSON, UPHOLSTE.
n RERS AND PAPER HANGERS, corner
Their spring stock OF French and Amer. Paper Hang
ngs borders and lire screens comprising the largest and
most elegant assortment ever offered in this city, Our
stock OF rlch gold and velvet paour papers are ofte
most beautiful descriptions while the cheaper qualities
are unusually handsome this season, and at pr ices We
are sure will give sat isacton. We have also large
and we'll selected stock of floor Oil Cloths lhdia and
Spanish Mating, Window Blinds transparent Shades
cured hair and shuck Mattresses feather Beds, Bols-
tiers and Pillars, with general assortment OF cur in
goods and trimmings all OF which will be sold on ea-
sonable terms.
Paper hanging and uphosierng executed in the best
| manner NH 27--3m
ENTLEMEN making up or adding to their
w Libraries, merchants, teachers and others would
do we'll to get copy of J. w. Randophs Catalogue,
(they given away free gratis for nohingl of Books
on Agriculture, Gardening, Arithmetic. Asror omy,
Drawing, Dictionaries, Education, Fortune Telling.
French, Geography, Grammar. Geology, Mineralogy,
Geometry, German. Greek, History. Hebrew, Italian.
Juvenile Law, Logic, Letter Wiring, Latin, Medicine
Surgery, &c, Maps, Travellers Guides, Military N.Y.
biology, Antiquities. Mechanics, Mathematics, Music,
Novels Natural History, Political Economy, Speeches.
riodicas Receipts, Reading, Rhetoric Spelling Science
Spanish, Travels, Voyages, Theology, Temperance.
and other English and American Books mlscclla-
neous subjects. This catalogue embraces $40 900 worth
Of Books, with the sizes. binding and price Of EACH
Large discounts made from printed prices those who
buy in quantities. J; w; RANDOLPH,
NH 81 III Main ST., Richmond.
NEW GOODS-Recelved per schooner liendrick
V Hudson several packages of spring and summer
Goods consisting in part of elegant assortment of
all kinds Of Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Laees
Sleeves, Capes and Collars, &C. &c. all of which am
disposed to sell on the most reasonable terms and re-
specially invite my friends and an, the public ,>,,,
NH 81 22l Broad St. Shockoe Hill
ERLACK SILK LACE SCARFS.-A hand
ED some assortment of rich black silk lace Searts
black lace Wells, black lace Mtts, oil superior quail.
colored kid iGoyes, (Aexande1sl ladies' silk Gloves.
new and hadsome lot OF colored Grape Shaws,
black and colored silk Mantias lawn do a beauli
full assortment OF Parasols, small size black Umbrellas
for ladies'. Also, variety other goods too numerous
to mention.
All in want OF the above goods cannot fail to be suit
ed at CHAS. HARTWELL e. cos
ap Opposite the Swan Tavern.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
~ The subscriber has lately received by different ar
rivals from Philadelphia and New FORK, large add-
tons to his stock of School Books and Stationery,
which now make his Spring supply complete. His
supply and assortment OF Letter Paper is unusually
full and good.
Also, just received further supply of Books from
the American S. S Union and the American Tract
Societies which now make his assortment full from
those Socetes-ogelher with large addition of Mis-
cellaneous Religious Works, too numerous to name
Forsale at the Baptist Book Depository No 203,
square above the Farmers Bank.
ap2 CHAS. WORKMAN Depository.