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The following letter from Governor Marcy shows that
the trae disciple Of democracy is always At his post
when influences are At work which may endanger the
permanent interests Of the people. The nne-million at
tack upon the constitutional guarantee which the people
OF New York possess for the safe application of their
capital and credit may be temporarily successful but, in
the end those who nAct the wrong will have to
for it, and the faithful advocate Of the constitution will
b remembered and honored:
ALBANY, May IL, 1851.
Ny nHAx regret that my arrangements will
absent from this city and Tor lew
c~ednR days Could | be hero. would unhesitatngiy
on you propose. with friends Ia expressing opn
ION OF the OF the proposed law raise
completing the Ere canal enlargement and the
lack River and Gencsce Valley canals cannot regard
such Law In any other light than evasion OF the
-ririt and letter OF the constitution Much ms desire TO
sec those carried forward and onPesd cannot
approve aid in The dangerous expsnent Of attempting
accelerate that object BY uAmPng on the constitution
That nsru the completion Of hcse improve
nsD,s and tho end should BIO Obtained Ia the way il has
provided different cannot, In opinion, be
without change In the organic law OF The state
Ene vs ming such views. could hesitate 10
any proper occasion it'll fellow citizcns in respect
m rcrnoustrsnce sgainst the passage OF such law and
using whatever influence uphold the consti-
tut on of the State.
w. L. MARCY.
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ADDE'S, this Just received At thu Central ysweiy
IL OF c. W. HEYDON, few doors east Of The Nstsas
wsre comprising superior
and rks ladies OF al soons,
ARTICLES Knives and forks shn
bc pctacles card combs, and other silver we chsr:
muscboxcs, pocket purses and plain )sws neer ~
80 - 80 Call and
Gold spec,acc himbles, and various other articles foid
together supply gold and ch and sshcn
nbe and ssnc rinRs also, newsye nounins pas
nd combs diamond and tags
style OF seals,
keys, &C. .-,--. =.
ewciry watches repaired by
very with promPtnes and guaranteed 70 pei
o well
Prices remarkably moderate.
May a-6t U w. hLfDoN'
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THr CHOLERA At THE SovrH.-Ths New Orleans Pic
avune Of the sh instant says that the cholera has
peared in TAfourchs Interior and records number OF
dsahs snoug the bands On the plantations in the vicinity
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The Presidept Of the United States has recognized
johannes Jacob Ludwig Herrich vice consul Of Swe
den and Norway for San Francisco. in the State Of Cali
fonia,
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yyALUARI.E IMPROVED PROPERTY At hOCTiVN-om
Monday afternoon -, at O'Clock on inc we
shall sell Of lot No IN square 70 49, homse b.vs~ av
H., paved alley In the rear situated ON street. nofsn $3.50
ara H, ,tr~~~ residence thss one ~ ne
ro acsshc locsoss city, Further particulars As.e
1. Onc G,ub remainder In one, two and three
var. -, note. snisfAcoly secured bearing interest
yea's, ''' ""'"- DYER MCGUIRE,
So .axsa~ Aucdonesvs.
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dsz- second coming election GnAyTor Powrr
y ii be supported for common council by MANY VOTERS
May
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,,porosALs received until Saturday. the TIN June merit
r building the city Of Washington
.ccord,rx % plans and specific atoms prepared.
The and printed had vent
apple subscriber Washington 10 whcs pro
49, w. w. COKCoRAN
May IG-2awtd Republic
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On the morning Of the O'Clock Of scarlet
CLARENCE A. Of G. and LYDIA wrAvEs aged years.
uonths and Is fortnight, has God taken from
those fond parents lovely cdren But the Lord has done II,
and in Him hope.
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ny DYK1 ! ssaUiRE. A.e,,om..r..

NJ DTER = NeQUbRE. Asetson.srs.
SALE BY oRORn Up the HONORABLE THE ORPHANS
" cOUkT-HOUBEMOt.D FURNITURE, PRIVATE LIBRARY,
Ae-oa Thursday morning. May ~ 10 O'Clock,
NE residence late Major John e. MuIsy, decea.cd
sse 6sb, pessassl cNect, consisting part Of
hahasaay sofhs pastos ehuars end rocksn u
Do card, dining and c~nsre tables, stdsboards
Cane ssst chairs - recksra, looking esa~sss
Whiting desk, nsatsl clock, and lamps
Window cunains, corascss, aa1 shades, engraving
Paior, chamber, paasegs, and stair cArpets
Hnirack, pAssags oic0h and mating
stasr dvUeDss oRd ssm1y res, war1rC6en
Ihesssg asA pss bus~sss washssands
Toilet tahes, inlet sets, shower bath
Set of coAA9s ~rfurmiture
French and low post bedsssds mattresses
Feather beAs, botssss pillows, bosmges #.e#
N,nmans, can11s Aands, stoves HHs H#
BHlaaaia wsss, eTOok~Sy and glassware
Set cassoes takAs and spoons table cutlery
Table and Bed Maea, kitchen utensk, &c.
Tosethsr wtea Seamuey of books.
T~s Is ~ ssScv cssk ea credit two and four
soss ~ sn1pHsceoy endorsed, bearing
l-e sf taat9ie W = n DYER MCGUIRE,
NyI4-A Aucuoossrs
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To Contractor.
SyEALED proposals will "Wednesday the
for the excavsting and work Of brick anh
To be % n diameter and 70 feet deep.
The wall inches, for the remaining
o ~ inches in thickness. %
specifications At the ocs OF
- " BATTrN DUNCAN, 4 co.
IA. A a.,,.rov rrs,re.v May I7-das
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NOTICEHsvine found sxpsdicn' to visit Csln y, nv
IN the Of August have ,nu,s' :. "
attention Of Maj N %,
city, whom all persons having business relation" -
respectfully referred. ..rpr " rvrrrEn
Nay l3-d4w llntei1 bEN"NA ~~~
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BY DYER II MCGUIRE AuctAOneers 3
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTTON.--By virtue offs
orphans Auned and confirmed BY the circuit
Of Distrc county nuaG In
chaprry subscriber will sell public sucon on mo
instant at o. srs NO.
,uayv No In fronting east BE-
running back ITO eet 20 an ssy
wide. -,
and place tos immedae s 'no .s Q. inc
wbe No 0, square NO. Ioir n"a'en IN inc
SOUTH fronting 81 Vet "cnes
ON .a,d ish street, by said X street
s ~ .s. A. rr.scbcd Decree will One half
~ re nucase money day Of sale and the
months ft notes bearing snersS o aay
Of sale, with approved security.
m bs term. complied dayu From Tie
.y Of sale ssd expenss q the
On purchasers Al hs sxpsnss Of
III buyer
ny order Of Sarah Ann Mount, guardian, ..,,,,.
M.vl7-a Aueu00eers
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IHE VIRGINIA coEvESrion-BAsIs or REPREsENTA-
lion ADorTED.-Ths Virginia convention adopted. 10
committee Of the whole. the compromise Of the commit
ee BY which the house, Organized ibe suffrage basis
VIII have western majority oil ~, the senate east.
an majority OF TO- (gviug the west joint ballot
ouy Of ~ and ny which provision is male that in the
year 1865 the general assembly shall not be able
oagee 10 the principle OF representation which
aportonment shall BE made, the question shall be left 10
The qualified voters Of the State to decide-BAf Sun
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FRENCH Rocks. new and oid--A large case !nis day
T. opened, direct nom Paris. FRANCk TAYLOR
MAY 20
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Whole tickets s0o--Hsvss Nlo-oaarters As-Eixhths ~ 80
certihca,es 81 packages Of % who's ucke" $40
- half do 100
DO 40 % quarter do 90
No 40 - eighth do
lCrders certificates OF
splendid lotteries viii receive the prompt
each dra wing amer ms over '" "
who order from .r 80 ~.r,v -.
n.xm AIsIandra, Virginia.
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~ 4. GREEN, Aacsss~ssv. a11at Il
CYCE1LENr HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
PLANO FO9TE, &C., AT AUCTfON.--On "Wednesday, ma
ls nsas1 shan ~ 10 O'Clock, ssdssce Capt
Auck, l3 see, wesn asd rcsS excellent
Mahogany hsisssst soAs, psvior and srss-ehsirs
sofa and rocking
Mahogany mp sd~board psr and centre tables
diaiss. BREAKFAST and card labcs d
On boot sad aninssal csscs, and book stand
Do beAsssAds, wash and work stands
Mahogany piano bs1s, good tssrument
Git 6ams mirrors and nther looking glasses
GnanAoiss, selav, hnN, snd ~eAer sMps
China, rass, esockssy, aa1 stcws warn
Window cssaaas psisssa sssdes and venesian siinds
Three ply, snSs arA eAohsr csrpess, oil eosh, &c.
Maple hek pos and Prsseh poN bssaAs, wsSsvses, &C.
Feather SsAs bs11iae, heir md shuck mattresses
complete child , carriage, sihpetc spsnW
Ladies' and boys ndiug s6d1Iss, sasal to- hoy, Ac
Bras andirona, shovel and tOags, fsndsrs u
: With m excellent ssspstsasnt Of Kitchen ntsasal. .
Terms sums Of and undss -, oS, credit Of
,es = - A. GREEN.
Nyl7 Auctionesr
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ByDYHR d MoaUIRE. AucsasHssrs. Is -.
NLENDTD FAMILY CARRIA0E RORsEs.-oa Friday sftsv-
noon, d instant ont auction rooms,
w.. s-n two very superior carriage hcrscs e gray and eay1 whsa
@ admirably n ssngse double harness, and are snA M 70
Inc owner hsviRS fuhs fbS them They VIII - sod
y,nei of separately Terns cash. DYER MCGUIRE,
Ny7-d Wv + iasG7FK5 Aucdoneefs.
ny DYD0 n MCGUIRE. Auces~weevs. 4. -
IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTfON--On "Wednesday
nall sell - IT. - ~ - ~
10y 70 LIN squave eas n square No. g. ttsa .If
AZ a. NO in square isl, via improvs1snts. d
Ts, lor Nos l. p and ,. II square No. loA =. r,,
"Tw-d ea.s Aucasasss.
Us8 84h fliJ lest4kiitt ~
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PHlLApKLPnlA, May 49, p.

PHILADELPHIA May l0-A, p m
Accounts from Rio de Janeiro TO the I'D March have been
received by arrival this port OF the British brig Vi
vd The yellow fever very prevalent among tho ves
port, and Capt Thomas and all the crew Of the
Vivid down with 1t on their passage Two mon diod
from the attack, and the others recovered.
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Arrival Of the l'ro~ssthsSs.

Ngw York, May 1872, p, n.-The steamship Promo
heus arrived here this morning from Chagss. which place
she left the 10Th inst, and kioston, Jamaica, on tho
18th She brings $50 passengers. 4r III
Left Chsgres steamer Falcon to sail next day with
the California mails.
The Gold Hunter arrived Panama the eth
inst, with i4O passengers taken board Acapulco
The following is from the manifest of the Prometheus;
Amos X. Emo. 8li000 E. Pee, S. 72l Chumlen & Rob
ers, $500; EyeIets IL Gusts, $500.
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Nxw YoRK, May 1872, p. m.

INV IOKK, MNY 10 p nj.
Stocks stcady-Uned States SIS, 1857, liz.
Flour is frmer-sales OF $500 barrels common State
brands 81 O6 81 49, Sales of 1850 bushes Michigan
white wheat W cents. Corn sleady-sales Of 1890
bushels northern yellow 50 q 90 Rye u cent?
Oa 6 4s Sales Of 1000 bales cotton nj quarter
advance. Breadstuffs frmer. Whiskey, 28} cents
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Arrtuut Of Ar. Webster at Buffalo.

The Budalonans are making preparations TO give
complimentary dinner 70 Mr. Webster on Monday nex
o. Tuesday next the President with his cabinet, viii
nke express train to New York. and will 70 from th,
Albany boat 10 the Philadelphia railroad, and immediate
y proceeded southwark. He will decline max in,
speeches on the route. intending to arrive At Washing
ton soon he POSSIBLY can
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people, all hear the great champion N the peoples
Every paraion had been made Tor the speak
ing and Immediately after dinner immense meeting
conveRed in the large Christian Church. where Col row
three hours during which time the vast copcouIse
listened with the most profound attention
In this powerful effort be into general review OF
all the Issues which have existed between the pa
and sustained himsef and his party I'M manner highly
orsditsble both but had only an opportunity OF
hearing portion OF IT, unable to give the reader
anything like idea OF its force and effect Those
pleasure Of hearing the entire speech pro-
ear conceded the fac, tina, il would have been ass
Of fims for owy person to ATTEMPT a reply tot
The Colonel in ne hcaIth and excelent spirits
he possesses the amiabe disposition that character
lied him in S48, whom he gave Mr. Crtsnden hard run
for the office which he sspires and we feel
quits confident that his prospects arc now At least 30 per
cent, than they in that year He has lost none
of his powers OF mind bodynone OF his eoquence nor
nor manly bsarnsand hence hs cannot fail to make
more successful than In that year He 10 now better
known and II 10 only that he shall be known to
insure him aad estoem the support and adira.
all semen who wish 70 perpeuae me prsncpsc OF
republican liberty.
II ssems to be conceded. BY many whigs that the
fis kss eoCs change IN M dfahs Of State KovN~e~t,
ana Va ook upon present stats Of feeling In the public
lnnd indicative OF Arm resolve 70 bring y about The
people will bear oppression exsn but II has been
lorced upon them, under wing rsle, to that point which
human ssturs must and will revolt, and they are now
solved to throw OF the CALLING yoke, and commit her dos
They hsv. ,sssd change, and that chsngs must surely
take place s2Itet7 q - .
Let the democracy throughout the State stand trm let
them discharge their duty becomes heetnen let them
rally In their strength, and present an roNs on
the Rrs Monday In Augussand our WORD ior ~ Lazarus
w. Powell viii be tho eovernos Of Kentucky ~ cor
,ry a. thu nov constitution adoptsd BY the people
In 1850 H-4seo
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From the Kanawha Republican.

KANAWHA CAMEL COAL INTEREST.
1t Is but few years since the existence of Camel
coal in our hills were discovered. Some time elapsed
before its exceency fuel and its power in genera
ting steam was tested and satisfactorily proved The
question whether tabounded in quaint tiles to Justify ex
ensiye operations in mining and trat sporting 1t TO mar
ket still remained to be settled This has been ascer
tanned beyond doubt.
Col. Aaron Stockton may be said to be the pioneer
in the kanawha Camel coal trade. lie made The first
shipments to the cities the Ohio and to New Or.
leans 10 the energy and enterprise of Col Pevton
due the credit OF developing the extensive mines on
Coal river In his effort render navgabe that stream
he has expended much money. He has succeeded in
getting TO market considerable quantities of this coal
which is OF high repute in New Orleans. We earn
that Col Peylon has succeeded in dsposng OF a roe
portion othis coalipoperty TO Messrs Howland A pin
wall q Co, OF New York; that thorough improve
ment OF the river from the mines the Kanawha will
be accomplished during the coming summer, which
W Ill render sale the transportation OF the Goa 10 the Ks
nawha, and theEce will descend to the Gulf to supply
The steamships plying between New DIRK and the istl-
mus.
The Western Virginia Mining Company on Elk, un-
der the superintendent OF Mr. Duva have Their mines
opened railways constructed houses built for the rn;-
ners and ell other arrangements made preparatory to
vigorous prosecution OF The business This Company
| made the first shipment OF coal early in tie white -
Their boats arrived safely in New Orleans where The
coal 10 be delivered on contract with the u s. Go.
vernment,
| The Winitrede Mining Company on Fields Creek,
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THE DAILY TIMES.

MARCH.
The stormy March is come at last,
With wind and cloud and changing skies.
hear the rushing of the blast,
That through the snowy valley flies.
All! passing few are those who speak,
Wild stormy month, in praise ofthee.
Yet though thy winds are loud and bleak.
Thou art welcome month to me-
For thou to northern lands again
The glad and glorious sun dost bring;
And thou hast joined the gentle train,
And wearest the gentle name Of Spring.
And in thy region of blast and storm
Smiles many long bright sunny day,
When the changed winds are soft and warm
And heaven puts on the bloom of Nav.
Then sing aloud the gushing rIs,
And the full springs from frost set free,
That brightly leaping down the hills
Are just set out to meet the sea.
The years departing beauty hides
OF wintry storms the sullen threat,
But IN thy sternest trown abides.
A look oil kindly promise yet
Thou bring'st the hope of those calm skies.
And that soft hue of many showers,
When the wide bloom on earth that lies
Seems OF brighter world than ours.
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From the south-side Democrat of Tuesday

The passage OF the Souh-Side Railroad bill, win d
subscription the part of the State-the first appro
priaton of public money asked for internal improve
ments in which Petersburg was interested for several
yearshaving been considered suitable oseasion for
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-05

~ YORK LIFE INSURANCE. COMpANV
WAGE ID accordance with the provisions of the Charter
as amended-Durng the year 1850, 755 Policies have
been issued. The premiums during the same period
ana me undrvlded Reserved Fund Of January 1880
a-ouiit ~ S341 073 99
ota am NJ OF disbursements iii 1850, was l1ls6 79
Nett oa ance OF premiums to st Jan. 1851 1929 257 10
Amount OF assets January Isl 1851: or saw
total amout OF accumulated capital 1854 755 d
ne BOARD OF Trustees have resolved to paw an inter-
est per cent for the past year on the amount If
previous dividends payable in cash on and after The rs
Monday in March next ~ '''
They have likewise declared dividend OF iftv per
cent tor the past year ending LIST of January 1881 IN
oe credited on the books of the company to such nar
ties as may be entitled thereto Certificates will be issu
ed 10 those who have paid the whole of their preminm
cash. ~ p''''""'
ne Guarantee Capital amounting to $50 $40 inclu
neo ID the last annual statement has during the year
peeh caheelIed and surrendered by a resolution of
VIZ 20 au o. fustees, In accordance with the charter
Whole NO Policies issued to the Isl Jan. 1850 Isl
&c &c u - tor the year 1850 755
.,c to LIST Jan. 1851, 6522
Applicants for insurance will call at the Ban
fist Book Store. az '"o zap
CHAS. WORKMAN, Agent,
ieo ~ Richmond, Virginia.
NEW AND INTERESTING WORK.
4 JUST PUBLISHED. the Scholar
ne Gypsy, the Priest, by George Borrow author OF
per ST.. ~ pa
All who have looked into this book. pronounce if ,s
one OF the most interesting that has appeared for long
time. ne author says, in the Preface: "Amorps the
many things attempted in this book, is the enconraoc
men OF Charity, and free and genial manners and The
exposure OF humbug.'
For sale by
to
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-05

n Z ENfiSrEeY ..-G. W. JONES Denti8t form
zNg eryot Brooklyn, New York, has opened rooms on
Is prepared to perform thorough aud durable work. in
sertng Mineral teeth on plate with or without the artif-
cal gums sustained by atmospheric pressure, answering
the purpose OF the natural teeth not only ornaments
bu in the articulation of angua and the aStcati0n
of food. Also, aH other operations connected with
Dentistry. References-Drs Allen, Angel. Giddngs
and Byrne, Rey.'d prs. Stone Bach and Cutler Of
Brooklyn and New York; Drs. Cunningham, Haxall
and Dean of Richmond ocI5--u
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-05

n 2 ENT'GSTEY. -THOMAS II. EDMUNDS
EV Dentist, has removed TO his new suite of rooms
second door above Mr.. Boshers Hall on the same side
Persons wishing his services procure them in all
the branches OF the profession. ia 10
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sRJ&A BAGS NO. 1 PERUVIAN CT
29 SWS4R ANQ racaiuina diraat Erou, H. \.

spSD66l BAGS NO. / PERUVIAN GU
sS~CO ANO, receiving direct from the i'm
porter, and Tor sale in lots to suit purchasers.
1000 bushels Seed Oats
$50 do new crop Clover Seed Timothy Seed
$50 boxes Hull & Sons and Jackson's Iallow
Candles
so boxes New Bedford Sperm and Adamansue
10 boxes Judds patent Sperm Candles
800 kegs Russell's Plymouth Nails
so boxes Soap
$50 boxes Tin Plate, all sizes, including bright
and loaded roofing
Pig Tin and Speer
o0o sacks ground alum Salt
Coal Pit, Lamp and Olive OIL
Rio, Java and Mocha Coffee
30 packages loaf, crushed, pulverized, and N
o. Sugar
30 bbs family roe and gross Herrings
IS bbls family Flour, extra quality
$50 Nova Scotia Grindsones
Porto Rico and Cuba MoIasses
700 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
~ ~ nan chests gunpowder and Pouchong Teas
100 bbls Thomaston and Washington Lime
Glound Plaster, &c. &c.
ALSO,
l50 tons Tredegar Swedes, Country and English
Iron; together with full supply Of Temp
kns & Gwynn's Iron, made Of scraps;
square, flat, round, oval, half round, hoop
band, and sheet iron &c.
ton Plough Plates
6 tons cast, spring, German, English and Anne
rcan bllstered Steel
tons plough Iron, &c. &c.
For sale by
S. McGRUDER & SONS.
Next to the old stand OF the late firm of Workman,
fe ~ McGruder & Co.
HpLACK DOESKIN PANTS AND SATIN
AB VESTS.-S. MERCHANT " WEISIGER
have received this day by Adam a. Co.'S Express, a
fine assortment OF Black Doeskin Pants and Satin
Vests, Of superior quality Call in as you passing.
S. MERCHANT g. WEISIGER.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-05

NAJ OTiCE.-Having accepted the Agency OF pro-
by the well known old established Black Star Line
of Packets, are prepared to grant certificates of
passengers to aud from Liverpool at the lowest rates.
la 6 RANKIN e. WHITIOCK
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-05

NUIT ARS.-P. II. TAYLOR has Just received
SG further supply those superior Guitars from the
celebrated mandatory of C. F. Martini which have
equal. The tone and finish of these inst unents far
exceed any Others made in this country and their
perorty cannot better be displayed than by comparison
with the finest English and German importation.
Piano and Music Store,
de 81 100 Main st onposite the Banks
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-05

WAOYE, lSAACs n co., wholesale and retail
Mp dealers in DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMI-
GALS, PAINTS, Oils ,WlNDOW-GLASS, DYE
STUFFS, &C., No. IS Main street, have in
store large and complete assortment of GOODS,
which will be repenished by every arrival throughout
the season-thus aordng to purchasers, at all times
a fresh and reliable stock to select from.
In PERFUMERY, we offer every kind and quality.
In Toilet and Fancy Articles, large and commanding
assortment. All of which will be sold at prices which
will compare iavourably with this any other market
A call is respectfully solicited.
SAML. E. DOVE. WIN. B. IsAAcs. ALEX, B. ARCHER.
10