Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-18
HOLLYWOOD cEMETEnY.-Tbis Gene.

HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.-TbisC Gene
M1 terry has been laid off into sections and lots; each
lot beng marked and numbered and its size and price
indicated upon the plan OF the ground Selections OF
burial lots may be made and the plan seen either at the
office of Mr. Wellington Goddin or at the Cemetery,
in the possession OF Mr. James O'Keefe, the Superin
tendent The lots vary in price from Sl2 to 10 ea CHI
Single graves may be obtained for 49, or S. according
to location. The Superintendent has sufficient force
to attend TO al calls upon the shortest notice. Propr
etors are authorized to improve their at their own
expense, subject to the rules of the company For fur
ther information apply to Thomas H. Ellis James III
Gardner, or William f. Haxa. apIl12t
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS
ED AUGUSTUS MA[LERT has received gene
raj assortment ofhis Spring Goods, among which may
be found French, English and American Prints, small
checked and fancy Gnghsms, rich Chene and figured
Silks, Barage de LANES Barages ladies' pocket Hand
kerchefs, Parosas, linen Ginghams, Lawns, jacconet
Cambricks, Irish Linens, handsome Fans grass Skirts.
| black Alpacas-and variety OF goods generally be
No. Al Main street.
i ENO CONTRACTORS.-VIRG CEN
u TRIAL RA1LROAD-Sealed proposals will
be received a: the Engineers office of the Virginia Cen
tral Railroad, at Charlottesville, the 7th OF May
1851 forhe grading, masonry and brickwork OF that
portion OF the line extending from w oodyle to Blair
| Park, distance OF nine miles.
Drawings and specifications of the work maybe seen
from the 9Th to the 7h of May, inclusive The best of
references, and energetic prosecution OF the work
will be required.
Contractors are requested to state what work they
are engaged on, and when it will be completed The
Directors the right to accept reject proposals.
they consider the interests OF the company require.
The names in full ofal the parties must be given in the
proposal.
By order ofthe President and Directors.
| ap 14-dtd T. GOLDEN RUGGLES, G. E.
II AND BOUNTY UNDER THE ACT OF
IL CONGRESS OF SEPTEMBER, ls5O-MR.
| RICHARD RANDOLPH, now of Washington who
was an officer in the Richmond Troop of Cavalry du-
ring the of 1872 has authorized the Adjutant Ge-
neral to say, that he will cheeruly attend to the claims
oil members of such companies OF the 18th and 33d
eiments-Rich and Hentico-as were in actual
servce-without compensation before he obtains their
warrants; and they employ him to locate sell tho
warrants las will no doubt be authorized by the next
Congress0 he will expect only reasonable compen-
sation for his services.
Forms may be obtained at the Adutant Generals Of
flee, and is recommended to applicants to avail them
selves of Mr. RS services, which may be certainly
lied upon, and which are rather to benefit them than
| himself. ap lift
- A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR PURCHA-
SERS.-The undersigned having determined to close
his present business, offers for sale his stock of Boots
and Shoes ladies' and chldren's wear, at and below
cost for cash only. He will offer purchasers by whole
sale superior advantages, and would refer dsposng OF
his stock and stand reasonable and liberal terms to
stand is good one, and enjoys fine oil custom.
and has yielded fair income Being DESTROYS OF co-
sing up business preparatory to other arrangements he
WILDE disposed to offer great Inducements to families,
| farmers and the trade. JAS. BOLTON,
| ap s No. 23S Broad st.
~ LARRABEE'S VENTILAT d
| lie AND IMPROVED UPRIGHT AND HO-
RIZONTAL REFRIGERATOR COMBINED
| WITH WATER COOLER-an entirely article
in its arrangement and vastly superior any other
now in use, being several degrees colder than any
other with the same quantity Of ice. The tubes lead
ing from the ice chamber TO the chamber below, keeps
up circulation of air between the upper and lower
chamber, and bymeans Of bent tube leading cut be-
hind near the top thoroughly venlates the whole Re-
| friqerator.
| The apartment in the top forms horizontal rehige
rator for resort and by this arrangement the
lower apartment can be kept closed which being opened
only few times through the day is kept very cool
The undersigned being appointed Agent for the sale
of the above very desirable Refrigerator, will take
ders for them and has sample OF them in store.
to which the attention OF the public is respectfully in
ved l.. GINTER,
ap Is 1877 Main St, Eagle Square
pUTTER AND CHEEsE.-Receiving per
AD schr Merchant few firkins of prime Goshen
a aps ''N ''''' -'0' o''''' A. .' RICHARDS.
HDOKTER, ALE AND CIDER.-We are
u now putting up for transportation Porter, Ale and
Cider, in quart and pint bottles OF superior quality
City and country merchants will please give call
They can be supplied at short nstice and have
fully packed by experienced hand. Private families
supplied as usual.
NH rs J. IL +. CLENDlNING.
IA otstaing that he will not in future keep any
small accounts in his porter business From the diff
Guilty in collecting small bills, he is compelled to adj
s % JOHN CLENDINING.
Oh SERVANTS WANTED.-We wish TO
~ hire for the Virginia Springs, for the ensuing
season, twenty servants, such as are accustomed to
waiting IN dining room, attending cabins, cooks
washers, house servants, male and female Apply to
apl1 TOLER & COOK.
NHANDSOME SPRING AND SUMMER
HA GOODS.-AUGUSTUS MAILERT has just
returned
BAREGE DE LAINE.-I have opened large
assortment of Barege de LANES which am selling at
much below the original cost OF importation. Call
soon at No. al Main street.
ap7 AUGUSTUS MAILERT.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS.-Received from
ID auction lot of striped Swiss and Plaid Cam
brics, which | am selling at shilling per yard
worth 25 cents.
APT AUGUSTUS MAILERT.
~ nO6A FEET ROUGH FLOOR
ERSDeVOV ING BOARDS, OF good quality,
landing this morning from schooner s. NJ Kent, from
ap RANKIN & WHITLOCK.
kndl PAIR OVER-SHOES, comprising a
eD1DV general assortment of Ford & Co.'s Per-
petua gloss metallic Rubber OverShoes for both la,
dies and gent!emen-the best, handsomest and cheap
est ever sold In this city, WIN. DEAN
lie 10 Opposite the Exchange Bank
SWTSS AND CAMBRIC EDGING AND
1NSERTINGS.- AUGUSTUS MAILERT has
Edgne and lnsertings to which no socits the
ton OF the ladies. Please call at No. Al Main st.
APT AUGUSTUS MAILERT.
WANTED TO HIRE for the balance Of the
w year. a SERVANT GIRL, accustomed 10
Winding children, and waiting III the house. Apply to
ap 16 RANKIN q WHITLOCK.
TEVODD's FAMILY BACON.-lO0,ooO lbs