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EigAt-sirtA ssssion, IB5l-'3sD
mR lectures will Monday October the 9th
i terminate tile close Of March ensuing.
Theory Practice Of Medicine BY George b. Wood, NJ
Antony, William II. Horner NJ. b.
Maieria Medicn and Pharmacy, Jeseph Carson M ".
Chemistry, James b. Rogers NJ d.
Surgery William Gibson, N. ID.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and Chidrsn, hugs
Hodge, M. ID. & Hte
institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson NJ ID.
Clinical instruction PennsyvanA Hospital ~ us0f
Wood, M. D., and by Geo. w. Norris, NJ ID.
instruction In medicine and IN surgery BY
the medical faculty. assisted BY W. W. Gerhard NJ D.
Practical anatomy by John NsIl, NJ. D., dsnonstraior
Amount Of fees for lectures in this University Clos
MANIPULATING fec, (pad only
Hospital
Practical anatomy
w. f. HORNER, NJ. D.,
...t. Dean OF the Medical Faculty
1856 street, Thirteenth, opposite ths Usied s
Mint, Philadelphia.
Aug l-2awOctl5 5.,5es5 .ttal5 ---
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DURKITCaE DRY GOODs.-The following de.er,b.o a.,
added Stock In usss sli Lvh ~
very beat nswesl STYLE and most reasonable il p.
thesr cisss ~
Frss oh css.iaers pisno table match x
will single be desired u ~
dsllons boaQue wIesths of Aowes which appear = ~
natural flowers. srga -
pier covers, Damascus Oriental vss,u
Tese goods unique elegant than anything d, M
ss seen 10 this country before
Dauask isine piano and table match.
Embossed cloth do do
Also stAnd match.
FTeuch thread tss chsrs cLss l.
Of DO tolsts fruit ba,kets, circular and .9usv
Double cloths In sizes fom lo M
by 70 nspkps osesys match. For the design p
hon OF these goods awarded asas E
,,miles Of which ussy with The goods
damssk nspkins-very cheap .
ease new stye dznssk msteyssa aud psu, ~
teria very chesp, with ginps and side loops 10 match
case rich window corRces OF which al
inches wide, aide pins and bands 10
case rich xilt arches suspending dupey French ~
stesds with and elegant god
general assortment Whitney, Edinburgh and Maekip,.
blankets bsnd bound, mapped On both Sides and vy
priced. sH
bales gray twied blankets for ssrvans-a very heavy an
which the attention Of farmers and planters
They will be sold pces which viii be ~ object then
0f Flemish, scotch, iu and EasA
chamber nens and all other articles n ne furniture
which We required for the comfort end copssaa
all Of which engage 20 sell on ne mot
terms. ILhoELA = DoOnpni
sept 2d4wf Pa door cost Of the corner fsAs
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NEW YORK 0RATE0--T have Just received, direct rom
IN New York, III cnsmeed
patterns styles. which, beauty cheapn..s ssrpss.
anything that has been this Terms moderate
cali and examine before purchasing
@. WOODWARD
Penasylvsnis avenue, bstw.sn iot and lin .rs..A
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NOTICE IL hereby given that all accounts
IN unsettled upon bookeof the late firm Of H. HooE Co
together with present will be made
.,np and handed settlement either by otherwise Tn
change in which took effect the lat Of Fbrua
hst all should
closed Al the expiration Of the present hall year -
24--2wtf HUM bhDTHEh, CO.
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fII-Cl.OTHS-Ju received the warerooms OF CLAGEiI
DODsON extensive and superb stock OF moor OIL clos'
landscape panel aud Mosaic pave paehs All
well seasoned, and coored In tine highest style OF the art
20 sheets price all or any OF which we WI"
ht room, hall, passage, according TO diagram
Also rich stock of cloths for covering unlre IN Wio'hs
and oil cloths expressly for sePs
Aus l6-j0w CLAGETT h DODSON.
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nOMESTIC and Ornamental Cottages and Landscnpo
Gsdsnings Series of Designs Adapted the United States
by RAniett 0vsis.. ls49.
D.sns for Country and Village Residences in the United states
by Rtch with Details Specifications, Plans and Directions, and
Estimates Of Cost OF Each Design 2vols., 1850. .
Gothic Architecture Applied Modern Residences by Arnot
vol 1850.
Two Hundred Dssgns Cottages and Villas Messrs Walter
4 smith. ! vol.
Downns's Designs Cottages, Farm houseA
and Villas. VOL, 1851
Gardenng Rural Architecture adapted
70 North America VOL, 1850.
Downng Designs Cheap Cottages and Farm
Aouses. vol, 1851.
Toeshsr with works the same and all other
~ inss " .1'n''''''' "'' 'Ns FRANCK TAYLOR.
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,x ErCIIhA or Boston, Past and Present, and OF
y som. few Places Vicinity, with 100 sngavings and
...,.,.
FkhNSh Ihrlsoh
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THE History Banking, with COMPREHENSIVE,
Account OF origin, Rse and Progress 9th TANKS OF
land Ireland and Scotland by William Lawson vol. Lon
don, 1850 fHANck TAILOR
20
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NEGRO MANIA, being an examination 81 the falsely
equality Of the various Of demonstrated ny
the investigations Of Champelon Wilkinson, Rose'n Van
inee Gideon and other celebrated wtes ny John Campbs
auhor Of +" A Theory Of Equality" ! vol. - I
Rept Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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nr0ECr 81 abe Decisions IN the Courts =, 1I"'y ~
the by rntsaan, Of The bcssos e
1851 giving digest n AZ me IN
Of equity tins United states rvvcosy 70 ~ S"" po
isbsd.
JAy n TNNCk TAfLoF
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IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTS, with sailing
Decsons BY Commander Cadwalad Rnaeold United State.
Farsoss
Of San Francisco and San Psho straits OF
euwn confluence and dec branches Of
joaquin vev including hs c6es o. sscfs
and Bossc~ sssie Of California rncs 20 sale
In wsshinstso city BY ThYLok - M a. Nc,
Aug booxssi'esss uo~' -" s"ee-
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OF Chemistry, the uss of sc hoois
scadenes and or popular rsanE Edward L. fonmans
Arnold's Second Book OF Greek Prose Composition.
LouisS School Days for boys, with engravtDss
just published, and for sale by
TAYLOR a MAURY
Oct@ Boob sellers, 9th street.
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nATHEMATICAL Drawing Instru'ns nts-a fe w
nj various. unusually hne quality and hnish the temper
o which will be warranted.
Also few separate instruments drawing pens dvders, bow
pens be made, without regard to
cheaper kinds Of various grades OF
quality and price. Just received by ...u,. $1,000,
Novl fHhNSh IAfLoR
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NEW Catholic Prayer book. The Golden Man.
Catholic devotion, public and private computed
with the appreciation OF Archbishop Hughes.
for sale in Washington by x..,,u,,
po,o) sellers
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MADAME DELARUE would respectfully Invite the
mi nbsnds
Also ladies' and dress How
mohr thread Isces lace bees, and
embrodees collars, bouncing inseritnR and edgin
black ribanj falls coioed for wells
spanish and other faas perfumery powders soaps. &C.
D. would her last seasons nbands
which e " dispose Of a reduced prices go
Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18Th streets.
sent
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FLEMISH HOUSE LINENS.


received general OF these heavy durable
cheap GOODS 81 81 and oA dice diaper and dnmnsts
Aso n,anufacoy, %, loA, ia, Iva, and 10
which vii be found the heaviest goods OF the kind
In Of German pillow and
.,,r linens The objection which urged against
The above will be beit durability Picrs
- CLAGErT h DODsON,
Dealers kinds Of carpets mangs, oil cloths
and furnishing goods generally
ems, OF the and Pennsylvana
June
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NVTIsE--Ihose OF hsve rofy
~ eir bills rendered. 10 them
calling doing their a. we
m Of the fall trade.
cLAeETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Sept 7-0wn
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7, ISTORY of Early Settle ncnt and Indian War;
II OF Western Virginia vol 6vo by Wills de Has illustrated
by engraving. - -, =,
Byme,. Dictionary OF Engine Wsk and Engineering-No 81
Puuchs Complete Letter Writer, with illustrations
Godey's Lady's Rock for August.
Grshnm's Magazine for August
Uric or, The yoces-a Poem by T. b. Fay,
Tour through America and Cuba Vol portrait
This day received for sale by ...,.u,
Julyl BOOKSELLER, near Nh street
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-06

AMERICAN DANDIEs ABRoAD.-Thackeray in his
new work entitled "The Kickleburys on the Rhine y
speaks the swarms Of American travellers in Europe
IN the following strain: There is undoubtedly much
truth in what he says 1t be denied that for the
last three years the Russian Emperor fearing that his
young and rich subjects might become contaminated
with French republicanism, has kept them at home
The Germans have had enoughto do within the limits
OF their own petty prncipaities meanwhile and the
English Mors have not had that confidence in the STA
by OF affairs at Paris induce them go over in SUCK
numbers as they did during the monarchy All these
circumstances have combined to give the American
exquisites more than fair show on the Boulevards,
and opportunities to "spurge" at all public places
we may be allowed to use such term to their hearts
Confetti mas peeh Inc same IN other European cap
itals-but hear Thackeray TN. O Pr
Among the travellers in Europe, who are dailv
multiplying in numbers and increasing in spepdor the
United States dandles must not be omitted. They
seem as rich as the MiIor of old days. they crowd IN
European capitals, they have elbowed out people of
the old country from many hotels which we used
otequent; they adopt the French fashion of dressnu
rather than ours; and they grow handsoner boards
than English beards as some plants found to flour
ish and shoot up prodigiously when introduced into
new soil. The ladies to be as well dressed as
Parssns, and as handsome, Tsmall compliment that
last, Mr.. Titmarsh, though somewhat more delicate
perhaps, than the native English roses They drive
the finest carriages they keep the gandes houses they
frequent the grandest company-and in a word the
Broadway swell has now taken his station and asserted
his dignity amongst the grandees of Europe He is
1ond OF asking Count Reineek TO dinner and Grafnn
Laura will condescend to look kindly upon gentle
man who has millions Of dollars Here comes pair
OF New Workers. Behold their elegant curling boards
Their velvet coats their delicate primrose gloves, cam
onc nandkerchles and the arisocratc beauty OF their
boots Why, ifyou had sixteen guarterngs you could
not have smaller feet than those and if you were de-
scended from line ofkings you could not smoke bet.
ter or bigger cigars"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-06
TIE WnpI.l.a NAIr

| This mailer incresaas II, ;oia~aat ., H. .,u.l -
,roacbes r,on,,o "S Jig p'fou APP
p'u ,rI'a "a - ,'o ",. paper gays
ne paacG OF gas nearly compe ted and will GER
fanny 5e ready Tor Inc opening OF The Exhibition on the
list OF May indeed TIE Executive COMMITTEE announce
poslvely .hal II VIII open on that day. Mr.. Paxton
Ihe pfGeco5 OF .he glass house, has written letter to
L9I9 ,onh h9ssel on the subject OF admissions the
exhpl9n' lie proposes that Tor The first fortnight there
should be charges Tor admssion after that should be
tree every day except Wednesday; which could be re-
served for those who can afford TO pay well aud who
wish to AVOID the crowd. Thesplan does meet with
much UGH favor from the press.
The arrangements Tor the products of the various
countries III the great building have been determined to
great extent by the commissioners Upon entering at
the central enrace OF the end ofte building The
productions OF the United States will be arranged upon
the north and south side A0oininr the Tn;ted S.tss
will be the productions of Russia, also arranged upon
both sides OF the central passage Norway aud Sweden
VIII occupy the space next to Russia but upon the south
SIDE only Exhibitors from Northern Germany will be
placed on the north side to Russia and upon the
south to Norway and Sweden The productions OF The
Ioverlen VIII occupy considerable space upon both
Sides adjoining to those Of Northern Germany. Art-
ces contributed by Austrian exhibitors will he nlaced
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-06

HE Boston ARREsTs.-Lewes Hayden, the
colored man arrested at Boston on a cbaroa Of
participating in the rescue of Shadrach, has been
released on bail
Hayden is the fugitive who escaped from Ken
lucky by the aid of Farbank and Della Webster.
Ills friends afterwards raised $500, the price
asked fer him, and he is now free He presided
at one OF the first colored meetings after the
passage OF the fugitive law. 1t is said that he is
the coored man who tapped Shadrach on the
shoulder in the court room, ard said. awe will
stand by you to the DEATH Also, that he har-
bored him in the house in Souhac street, and pro-
cured the cab in which he was finally driven
away.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-06

ITS MARCH Is Observation-Disclosures having
been entertained that the 'Bunkum Flagstaff was
ABOUT to be discontinued Of course the following "lea
DER from Its last number, copied by the Kncke rbocker
puts at rest the painful rumor. at will 90 onp'
The Stat IPiLl 60 On!-It gives us the most ads.
quae satisfaction TO state, that "1he STAFF" now rides
on to the topmost wave OF poplar community MANY
vas ale ard, land rightly aiear'd after reading The
stop our crkelaon.
But the reaction in favor OF 'rhe Staff" after that
document appeared, was surprisn,' ii more-t was
not at all expected by Is that sol" said thew;
that about The Staff BE Won a qoin' TO ami IA
Who'd thunk it," To all which queries we answ.,
ed 10 the negative thai We agoing to quit the pa
per; " What for" asked some "See our Heard !"
SAD we with silent dignity. And they went away most
all OF EN-; and they seem sorry when thew done 81
Next morning we had four piles of hemocL barck a
quhtal OF Long Island putty five pound OF live geese.
feathers sx bushels of dried apples seventeen punkns
ue loaa OF south-sde clans, and little OF most ali
othef agricultural producks, beside some s.ora-nav
Drought 10 Our residens, and dumped on the floor 10.
setnef i he man who paid US bad grits come and
soA ein away and sent good ones and said he wa.
ie uo'e So Ia lack our baek-subscri5ers all paid
-1nu ohr RECEIPT book shows clean bill of health
Our pos-rder, when he was a-comino hack from
oe'IiIn 1laiis n the kedntry, was hailed by az ma
ny subscribers as II he a-blowing his horn Ali tha
ig n,nr instead OF gon He says he never see
more interest," lett Tor the pr gress of our issso seven
new huoscripers 70 once-t put down their names 81
BABYLON, len at Hetchabonnuck four at pacnoG 49,
al Oq--nahs = one at Mount Misery, and two at Him.
gp-HafDouT, ana some 10 other places. and thav orc
waiiin' 10 do the thing at Iericho g nc, ; o'e
that we have not iaboled in vain We shall mora
more "a QUE coitmes ann TO do good promote vir,ua
sound currency npFoo vice, and cultivate good lite
nature, particularly style, which is much neoIso,ad
fine arts, music, poetry and correct political prineoa
the platform OF Ninety Eight 1haoksi friapnds
thanks This i indeed truly eneoarag aging. A ner
Christmas and happy New Year!
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-06
w VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL

~ VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.-The Executive Committee of the Vir.
GINA State Agricultural Society. will meet at the
Capitol Friday next the 9TH inst at 10 o'clock. A,
The members of the Committee are
WIN. H. Richardson
B. Pey,on,
j. NJ Morsou,
VIM. F. Gaines
Joseph Snton,
Joseph c. Burton,
Charles X. Williams,
Anthony Robinson, jr., Rec. Secretary,
L D. Crenslaw, Treasurer,
e; c. Lee, Corresponding Secretary.
wee Presidents W no may be in the city are respect.
fully invited TO attend NH IS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-06

AUCTION NOT fCE.-The sale OF Mr.. James
cin at 10 O'Clock, House keepers will find vayv LARGE
and varied assortment OF rich and beautiful goods md
dealers may also find many lots of go DIS suited To- their
sales. A of which will be found worthy Of their aell
ton. Sale conducted by
mho GEO, ]. SUMNER, Auct.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-06

Mr. Audubon the celebrated ornithologist, who
recently died in New York, has LETT behind him
an autobiography, which we understand, will be
carefully revised by his sons and Will be published
in a few months, with the required notes and
supplementary biography. It's appearance will
be looked for with great interest by the friends
and admirers of the deceased and cannot fail to
be work of great interest.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-06

A white lad named James Bowers, was Yesterday
arragned before the Mayor upon the charge of killing
on Saturday last, dog belonging to a man named
Prior, living in the neighbouhood of MiehePs spring.
The lad, Bowers frankly confessed that he killed The
dog but pleaded in extenuaon ofhe act the circumstance
that the dog had killed, short time previous goose
belonging to bis flock. The lad, it appears acted upon
the old adage that Sauce for the goose is sauce for
the gander"-so the Mayor settled the matter by requ-
ring the ad to enter into bonds 10 keep the peace for
IL months, in the penalty f 800.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-06
n ASH & WOODHOUs


HAVE RECEIVED
HINTS to SPoltsmen, containing notes on shooting, the
habits OF the game birds and wild fowl of America
the dog, the gun the field, and the kitchen by E.
LOWS, W. u ....-................Sl Is
Schmitz and Zumpts Classical Series, School
Dictionary OF the Latin Language, by Dr. J. H.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT by Drs. Schmz and Zunpt 90
NO. IA The Farmers Guide to Scientific and Prac-
teal Agriculture, by Henry Stephens author of
the Book of the Farm
The Westminster Review for January
Manual of Modern Geography and History. bv
VIM. Putz, author OF Manual Of Ancient Geo
eraphy and History, &e.........,. 90
he History OF Pendennis, his Fortunes and Mis-
fortunes, his Friends and his greatest Enemy
by w. M Ihackeray, with illustrations, 2 vols,
So"p'eic Observation-Disclosures. So so
Also, the same, in Nos.-each d
FIRST Lessons IN Composition in which the princ
PIES OF the art are developed in connection with
the principles OF Grammar, embracing full direc-
uohs on the subject OF punctuation, with copious
M exercises, by q. +. Quackenbos, A. M...... so
The City Merchant, or the Mysterious Failure. by
j. b. Jones, author of "Wild Western Scenes"
&c. illustrated. IN
De eumcey's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF an Opium
Eater Eater and Suspiria de Profundis, by Thomas de
Malleyllle Franconia Story, by the author of the
, mono books-a pretty volume. .... 20
keverles OF an Old Maid, with illustrations 80
o,anlieu Hall, an historical romance, by J. P
smith, Esq. ................... 25
Mississippi Scenes, or Sketches OF Southern Life
ana Adventure, including the Legend of Black
ne Pictorial Field Book OF the Revolution, No.
Godey's Ladys Book, Sartaln's Union Masazine
&c, for March t.. 81
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-06

The Rev. Mr.. Gibson, Pastor of the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the Holy Innocents, at
West Point, has gone over to the Roman Catho-
he Church Rumor says that one or two more
clergymen, in New York, will shortly follow the
example.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-06

IA sesa Than tieen nijnutes Such arc the d. like.
tons Of the Congress of the United States
we may at least turn with pride from the Lee.
gislatsa to the Federal Executive. Mr. Fillmore
has confessedly approved himself wise, firm.
patriotic President. His course has entirely dis
armed opposition in Congress, and must command
for him the confidence of the people
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-06
NEW READINGS.
RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
NJ u X RIS IL EaOTHER

81 Main Street.
History of the United States from the adopon Of the
reoefal CONSTITUTION to the end of the 10th Congress
vol LIST OF I'd series Administration OF Washington by
Richard HIldreth y
Lord Hollands Foreign "reminiscences, edited BY his
son: Henry Edward Lord Holland AIS
Jane BouVere or Prosperity and Adversely by Caha-
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Inc Moorland Cottage, by the author of Mary Bar
Layengro, the Scholar, the Gypsy he Priest, by George
! - Borrow -so
Reveres of an old Maid embracing important hints to
young men intending to marry illustrative Of that cell
ing young ladies
Lewis Arundel or the Railroad Of Lille by the author
OF Frank Faregh illustrated
March No. Harper's Magazine
March No. OF International Magazine
me amly Physician, OR the true art Of healing the
sick
Exposiory Lectures on the Episte to the Ephesans,
by Rev Rob ] McGhee, nj r A and c. i vol
Svo. cloth-$2 WE
Civil Government, reprinted from the Princeton Re-
view tor January, by the Rev DR. Hoge-said 10 be
ao,est paper on the subject ever writtensvo paper
G3ehe's Faust, new edition. translated into Eeg,ish
,rt Prose E. VITA Gl notes, DC &C. by A Hayward.
H anGs, pe '9 =. Misc aneous Essays
tiully illustrated VIZ 'eA'
Pendennls, ccompete.-The history of Pendenns: his
fortunes and misiorrunes his friends and his creatns
enemy by W. M. Thackery, ESQ illustrated with M
So So ' ' 0
No. 8 of Pendennis, which completes the WORKS.
cents
Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution, No. l1-25
cents.
Malevllie francooa story by the aa,hor of the Rol-
10 Books-fnely illustrated
NEM ROCKS JUST RECEIVED AT
1S DIR. WALSH'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
Hoods Practice of Medicine, So
Deuporeque on the Uterus, 50.
Or. Holck's Family Physician, Csc
History of The Jews, by Josephus, 81 So
Mitches Biblical and Sabbath School Geography
Use. r"'
Calvin and Luthers Sermons, Si25
DR.. Clarks Commentary on New Testament COM
pele in one vol, 81
"A general assortment OF School Books Phrenolo
gical Works, &c, for sale al the
CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
NH t. Broad St, north OF the Theatre.
A oIlCE.--Iha partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent
Mr.. ROBERT T. BROOKE is alone authorized to
sign the name o'he late concern in settlement OF the
trans actions "
AZ persons h9vne claims against the concern of RO.
bt.hl HARVEY Il co. will PLEASE present them
10 MIN Tor settlement. ROBERT HARVEY,
p,. HENRY l.. BROOKE.
Richmond 9Th March, 1851 NH 6--5.
eusEAs.-5o half chests and boxes Cunpowder Tea,
10 90 Black do.,-
receiving and for sale by
NH Z. II. SKINKER.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-06

FLETCHER'S HAIR TONIC.--This compound
will be found on trial TO be superior TO any oher ar,ica
ever offered TO the public for curing scuft or dandruff
prevent the hair from falling off or turning grey and
cure all diseases of the head scalp 1t is composed
OF vegetable extracts, approved by the highest medical
authority 1t leaves the in suspense as to its
virtues clears the head OF all scuf and dand renders
the hair beautifully soft, and gives to it dark durable
ernptons and diseases OF the SCALP, renders # an ipd
penSabe article in the household OF every family
Price nifty cents per bottle. For sale wholesale and
retail by VIM. Fletcher, under the American Hotel
Also, to be had at Adie e. Gray's, r. r. Duvals and
T. A. Meredith's, Druggists, Main street, and f. ].
Miller us Broad street; Thomas II. Rosser, Peters
burg; John II. Seay, Lynchburg; and William SIN ah.
haieigh, N. u ie ~
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-06

HE ATLANTIC The first person who carried the
news OF the accident of the steamer Atlanta TO London
vino arrived at the legation to the utter astonsbnen of
all IN the house, at midnight on the 22d ult