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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

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wAx POINTS BIB PIECES cas-; :. the tau ss.enEh q
two pOpnsr characters N. B.-Ths box book now opsa
RROUGHAMs LYCEUx.-MR. LYNNE's BENEFIT
- Tuesday evening. December 49, shaksgeares play of
ed Ssa and o *
sainmeats. Box book opsn.
QARNUAs AMERICAN aUsEUM.-P T. BARsUM
- kan.ser aaa ProprietoI-John arssnx0od Jr Assist
tarmsnoe. children under 10 years tx cen:s Par.
qassse ~ cents extra Benefit Of Pete Norris Tois after
cGocKsAKsR Wish as s
sr Ss .A Hn as l'a 10 sones S
With astounding Gymnastic fsass and miracles BY
IsSSi.f IA pleasing sssI:is$ P5S s. sa'
CanIsTYs OPERA HOUSE MECHANICS HALL no
sara ,s S.sS sn iSSys S.sSs @
:s. saS a. and
nader tins nsnssemsas Of cArissy nose soSossss m
: 1y f1 T. have been rSssy1
nss: ''1 ma DSs,s 0psp & o. .ss VI.
y that he s.urisy seraoon
Continued. Afternoon Cercerss on Christmas and Nsv
FELLOWS NlNsIRELs. -yUN-FuS -rUN-Ar Eel.
cents children under twelve az cents Fsilons Mo.sp
the band Negro dsna.sor Ia the world perform
sung 3
negro brsaS will aass hs audience gint
The very aughabls and steps Of the Southern aud
something new. Performances commence ATTY O'Clock.
CIRCUs-NEw YORK AxPHIrHsATRs 81 BowERY
theatre superb Kossash csv.saas The Peg
6 rap
and Pstiss The rary fosy 6d S@.
John Gossn An extra entertainment win be given
T eNDoN.-TBE GREAT COUNTER MOVING do
for At The @
on Wednesday evening pee 10 a. o'elecs alss every
Seo0k Doors open one hour previous % each exhibit
~ SAMPSON 4 TIGHT Proprietor,
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.0VBRTlSBmRNTS RENeWED EVERY DAf.
INSTRUCTION.

kNSTHUCTlON.
hAILY G0vERNeSS.-A LADY DESIRES A StrUA-
~ ton above she nssruots In Music, singing French
and German besides shs usual routine OF good English
sduoa she will also attend pupils fer either Of he a5o,
Accomplishments; best references given. Addross mo
veruber." Herald ohioe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12

nR IAION1s TKNALr PILLS -1HEsE PILLS ARE
~ safe their elects and are bishly przed Sc female
medicine 70 be used IN Of irrgr lar@s
Sc Dr. having used these piiis IN bic private practice
TOT the st thirty ave and in the Freneh Female
ifm,y unaer bis for the last twenty with such
paTauesd ,geess that he fceis in duty bound 20 The world
andeseeiay the female Of ~ 20 have the beneht Of
bic research snd experience BAdies In delicate
sohs should not Us. them be viii Be found on th
erectens aceompanying each tN Price sc. and esoh
noS Ter safe a. w Broadway. corner John street 80
bovery Of Houston street Avenue ID. OF
las Tultnn atrcet.
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VANpERBIL1s LINE FOR SAN FRAN cisco, VIA
y Niear,gus The new stsamshp DANIEL WEBSTER
bstdvn Ccmmsnder. will le.vs Pier 2 North river on
hopesy Des 20, At e'ciock oennectiaI vhsteam
shp eae for pssssse sppy 0aiy d. .. ALLEN Bat
ury riscs up stairs
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT APPLICATION
~ viii be made 10 the Ls4isaturs Of ths STATE Of New
totb he next session thereof By Horace u resessnd
hs assO0ates for Incorporating The New fOrk snd
Csvsy steanship comptny, sith csptal Of $500 o. Tor
te fn OF estpshhg api csntauing line OF az
sss s be.~es, ths pSrs Ms Nors sai GALWAY 10 Lee
lanl-Dstsd k2ysNssg ", lSL
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IN bre.sr,y sEe by the au,soy. s4 s,osavar
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NJ xpIcAL GARD DE. eLovHK CONTINUES TO
s,.... sr5s ,.s:, s h.ssr's .a
rsns,S An sush a. sssps from rssr.si a,d:s stssss
sl .apyrioa rrs,sn2srs ss5sr fS,is,5as ssss. esss
French rrcnurcstisrs -ho fk. eBtrvsssnt prvls-s
Dr. O. has received resusar medical etusHs.ss fas
Pears. :, SS Sr.sssi Sfiss, M. Is sss '-s.a wv
rJ,o THE ATFLICTED.-AE IrTAILIBLa RHsxDr
for those eerlof.be consequences rcsultns tres aid
.erse r.y Ne hesld from, gratis ~ sAarssss pSss-
victims Of sdisorssion ssa iuseiery, Ills Of ne hxhs i
portsnoe.
MO IRE TILL cUREp.-DRs COOPER A suRgsy
Nv ~ Roosevelt street. from hsr long prsstes ana pf,.
eens fnowletg mty he relied ferths errs Of sSoss
hs esred ees 50 frequently hs result o. ne
socters London Diploma be may in the oMss NJ A.
Entrance Ne the hall deer Affords the prvasv
DR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED COMPLEMENTARY
On certain diseases which he treats without msrssrv.
ce enabes him 20 these debiitiss sre..s
stvse and restore original yisor. Bee Londsr psna
'" ms once SVt fulton street Ne Zee MI eurss.
IN NERVOUS DEBILrrY.-DR pELANRYs cKLR.
nsed turstvs lBstru ment the only inf.ilibs ears
stu.s, Ne ns, * n.a ass ases' 5s'rss ir,r s,
given gratis, II trosspsidl applied Cor.
NUMEROUS CURES DAILY, BY DOCTOR wAzD or
- eene,se disordersHis Unicytunstes Friend beaa su
Wsn me hitherto bottle nth scos osy one dsss
save mosey and hssl,h Citizens ard sspeoisiy stssre
most spt 10 be misiss be esrsui " remember 50 Canal
street. where only Known hs seers, Of curing sspessss
ly and cheap.
QEOO RsnArD.-JEsysIrg AsrIpors, A srp-
x speedy wi.hsrt rsssriss- o. a.s
srnt sspogBrs. ~ ohsnse IN spplssAon 70 business
& u sssr rs iss' f -. a E
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ssss ~ssk napys are eatss - asys rsr ss's sd
Hes erlsash
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4 eNDoN-THE GREAT COUNTER MOVING do
- rama and PANORAMA of The Great Metropolis will open
for the frst time at the tute $50 Broadway
Wednesday evening, Dec TO- at oelock also
evening except Sunday, and Wednesday and Saturday
o'clock M Doors open hour previous % each exhbi-
zion. Admittanoe, % cents.
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WELCHs NATIONAL CIRCUS Chestnut STREET
w below Ninth Phlsdelpts-L.B b. Lent. MAnagsr-aa.
Egement of the gr French equestrisnns. Nile Louis
st,srpSons in superb scenes dEqusaton :upeorsed By
French and American Of unrvAlled ability
ing combination Of talent hitherto uasquasd Ia Phads
pha Every description Of equestrian and aorobAte sne
passed by in the world Prot Ntxoa.
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FOA SALE AND TO LET,

a GREAT BAkCAIN.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING
al hs tive taken up By his sgbm arine vessels opera
oo VIII pub the business OF srtfoia Lsechs End shout
szOW worth OF goods into the hands OF ndusrieus
son who can give sufficient The xoods
counsed Tor oDy after they sold The business has
very ohtsbie and may be aveatiy extended Apply imms
dhteiy TO LAABERT ALEXANDRA % Nadia ana up
affair
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(NgRIsTY's OPERA EOUsE. hECaANICs HALL, h0

EELLOWS NlNsTRELs -YUE-FUH-TUN-AT FELL
Il lows MuticAl Hall, No sH Observation-Disclosures, rs
cents children under twelve l2 cents Fellows Mostes
every night The for this evening will contain
some OF the best Negro this
nimitable com Also r. II Sitter the truly wonderful
negro break down dancer will the audience giving
the very and dult steps Of Southern aud
Western the Shakers will be shook usual
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NO fnE I'LL cuRED.-DRs cooPER a suRPnr
~ ~ Roosevelt street. from their long nf,
essens tnowledxe he relied ear. Of sSos.
hsi enred eases 90 frequently ths result re
eocters London Diploma be may In the omss ri n
entrance Me- he hall deer Aforas The srrsssss prsvasv
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m MAIL sIEAksHlP CoMPANY;-FOR NEW
~ . Orleans Via HAvana-Chango Of sailing day,-Ths
tpleHdli steamship GEORGIA, 500 tons, ID d. Porte.,
U s. M Commander, will sci from The pier At foot Of Wat
rem street N r. on sdnesdsy December 2th at o'clock
risessly Rates Of passage 70 Hsyaas and kes Or
lsn new segment aides saloon berths. sos
90, $50 forward do $50 steerage d. SIS specie oniy
taken fresht 20 Havana Passengers for Orleans
will be rsnrfrre0 to the fine steamer Philadelphia at ma
vsns. For freght or passage apply 10
~. o. E0BERTs III west street.
al WAR
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delicate disordersHis Unlcrsunses Friend beats si
mscicinee hitherto bottle with book only dsilNx
who will rive fees ser that BY calling hin yos eth
sve money and heaish Citizens ard sspeosy srsnrsrst
street where only IL known ne secret Of curing sspeiisrs
ly and cheap
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YORK ANPHIrHg ATRE. 81 BOWERY

~ Continued enthusias H. Great rush a. the Amph-
theatre TO the superb Kossuh Cavacad The
At the comprise nightly the varied
besides the beautiful performaaess of the Twin Ponies
Damon and Py tbia the FAIRY Pony Cinderella &c Clown
John Gossin. An crtra entertainment will be given on
Saturday afternoon, Commanding al half past two.
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be.th secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EDWARD x. COLLINS a CO, So Wall st, N. York,
2. g: ROBERIs 4 CO. Is Kins Arms Yard, London.
J9N ANEok CO., y Rue Nosrs Dame des Vie
iolftt, Tkts, or
GLO ii. DRAPER. Hsvrt
The svners Of these chips will nstbe accountable for god
vtr bullion, specie, jewelry precious stones metals
uries bills Of adns are signed therefor. aud the value
thereon therein expressed.
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HOUSES. ROOMS. sc. WANTED.


WANDA COMFORTABLE HOUSE. TWO og
w three stores high, situated below Chambers street
AIrly NJ II. GOBLIN CO, No. 81 Wall street. betwsee
the tours oflQ a. N. snd1 p. n.
nRUG STORE wASTED.-wANTED To.PuRcHAsE
retail Drug Store in the upper part Of the city Of
York. CommuEcsons conidentAl and promptly ATTENDED
10. Address L. e, ~ this once.
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rJ,o THE ATFLICTED-AN IrTALLIBLa RxsgDr
for those eerlofsble eonseluen resulting freq AIT
sbrse Sc ~ We heard from, gratis By sddrsss pSss.
paid Boz 10y Hrcsdway Pos, 0cs. New Yert sy r, ,s
portsnoe.
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v1odaLLANoE ConEITTkE wAsTED.-

DR. KLLLINeER mas INDEED SOME CAUSE TO
~ feel ested at What science has hestoors
failed 70 dot has been said and generally believed c,ud
done wiz to restore the hair after svng bean bald
a number Of years DR. X will forfeit 81 oOgf he does
beyond the shadow Of doubt that Me- Dixon
Ing been bald twenty ave yesrs NJ George W Walins %
the Chiefs once had Loss his hair for nuuber Of
thought his could be restored Hehns Sac hk
so curly head o. hair By the use Of few bottles % xel
fingers magio rIvid AnOther-Niss Busaa Eion Of ~
Norfolk street. had LOST her eyebrovssod all her har snt
wig She has remained both, 70 her agrseaos
pfse. Thousands Of others can he induced Gsntemsa
who snd boast th. ~ osanotbs dons viii be rsu paid
BY oaSr Dr. r. aths central depot 40 Brosiv,y AL
putting him 10 hs test, They csn jadee s1ssas " s1s
uen. 1he trsae generally supouek ~ usgai, ~
Is0kRsoLL q Bs0gaa1 20 Plss, ssesA
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q
N4 Lopera Comiqus. of Paris, has the honor OF IA
nounong THAT her hrst Grand Concert in America viii
place at Metropolitan Hail. ste Trpler Hsi) Tussday
evening next Des l6 1885, which occasion she viii
supported by several artists of taenk and
an orchestra OF nifty musicians under hs direction OF NJ
v. wsnaoe, shs eminsns composer PIosramne. VITA
Dollar each for sale ~ all the principal stored Aai
hotels. CORByNA BUCKLAND
Agents OF NIL, Delllls
place, $500 - -
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THE GRAND CoMPLInsNrARY UoIRII TO 2. DE-
Room nSsoSnss WI sshs place = ths Cisy Assembly
der Of dsncng equally e rsxards The
quadrilles. Tickets, dollar -
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DACKETs YoR HAvRR-sKCoHD LINE-rHE roL
loving ship. vii leave HAVE on shs i5sa. .ad New

EoR AvAsNAB-U. 8 NAIL LINkcTHE NEW
yheave as shove, en- Saturday, recsntsr - At 3ocoek.
Il. w., from pier NO North river For freight passage
apply 70 sAML, u MITCHELL, No. l9i Front street.
ThePLoRlDA, Capt Lyon, on Saturday, Dee 70.
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fay
Bourne, Baltimore for fRiytr. sld schr Fakr, rs,.. "
NEW LONDON. Dee Arr prep shstushs, Gssr, frsn
sorvieh for sYorsi soep LasEeEse Kinney HY0rs Sid
SkwBUeiP6RT, Dec Oar zebra Harriet Newell. Phi.
lssIRh, S,ils;a LSsef for rlils vt Ro,,.
Fl. % 7 ss w s:s s.s
ei s cra.s siy .ssT s s ss:s1 w
Tm,r. Js, r,,ri,, Do soi,h rseas Hewitt rroydis.s
chr. .%si: Fs.:s fs{ysi. S,.hs;i.: % Rs;;
Bs.son Nc ,5ss W,iisse salem san 2u. wli.m., Ne!
s s: .s ss H,Ss k ssTH fssi
1snusl. r..asr NyOrs: Lifss' knd.o" WsrIsmi
' cR.fs ,sS c;is%ss shshSsa tSsTssss ca
Asu: Soi.a I ~ ssfs o rsss. ss.
Sssls,.,a 5;,s., soi Mary Patterson Dole a''
Dec isrs sss5. gasS,s D,s' SYs.
4. .sS GSi H.a: :,a,, w. VOL
O?s; ss:. VII HI. ' sf; sSH' SUNS
sEs ss .f's l. SIs A iSsS s Ell sBs ST
do Slope MI. kvood so Benz Trsnklin Hawkins Rond-
''s ress s'ess isssi or.y
Bi ssh 'f s s.a ssl Gsr. pS SAM
csisn ana 8 " cr.msr, PSii,dsIpsi. byron. HsnSy'
@A :ssp. S.i.. sYers Ss.son, s,p,,. DO,
s.. n:
ware. -, Taomasson for NYcrk.
l-Arr below schrs Areoa Low, Boston for WORK, 10,
eeportesD Ivaahos, Nyort for Rockland.
PORTLAND Dec 6-Cld ship Lancaster (new, Of Bruno.
pios 6i2 toss Given nspile brig hschsonne. Chamber
lain. Havana
sS-Cis bra WIN Spear, Black cardsnar ''Ar Excel.
RitgNosD. Dec Arr s,esmsr ci,y Of Richmond Eos.
ter NYorf bsrk Cora Horton Get schts rhos resnd 30
do; Burton, Lingo, do sid sehr Hsnovsr Worth
NYors - -
Dodge. sseslgsn Candy. Philadslphs. STA 'ohr
eh-Arr ssar Merchant Couch, NYort; Rosnoks
Perish. DO.
RocKLAN D. Dec Arr sohrs Mary Lsnsdon, Coral and
superisr NY5rs! M Mtvenon Mt Hope Msr,hA and Elirs
Jane Co. sra 9th, sohr, Bride, snd Senate NYort I'd
barb H.riss psuldns spsudins NOreAns ih, sohrs Rio
6r,nde. ana q Perry, hfork.
SAVANNAH Dec 2--Arr Re ship samuel M,rris. Liver.
osl via YORK Cla BRIG Ffsnes Jane Alexander Boston
AID brr Ar sad.h sherrnsn C.rden.s
dArrsAp hartford, ssnnermsn NYorki schr Cs,srsos,
Tioe de- GA slss Lesnstd Bassett Boston Sid barss
Jasper, Hsssy New rofk; Peter Dsm, ssy dos brig
Ions Watts N0riesns 9Th, brig Frances Jane hesandsr
,tb-Atr sh'ps Husson Nelson Nyork; ST. Inet lusvb
lint Nes5urysoft bark Harvest, Nichols hforh days.
briss Desfei.. giohst rrovdence SOuthsf Mayo, Bos
ten; Rschsmss. Lorine, Arecibo. PR sshr q jonas
Lcoh NYs. GA sehr Prs'cots, ohAsy Havana. Sid
Msmsrr .slfs ~ ron, terl. crOpt LvsrrOoii J,ns y
ParNars gfalisa sristol. n va 81 Ihonsr schr II
hel1,s J. d.s. PeN,t lPie 81 sr,s asa-t.,ta hiyhs'
10 pot. os. ,s,ps Onsu, ssinp. fos Nf'ss' Gil xait
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ID koKKisoS is CONSULTED coNrIpnNrIALLr
on certain diseases which he without
neent eases he sure in three days years p~ss
We enanlsf bin 70 cure these debiles srsn frem sss
In his private ofee 800 Tuison sree, NJ ess nj sr,ss
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EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND uAvRE.-TuE UNITED
E,r6tr leave iey Hsyfe, Sodehins ~ southsmp.on 70
land tht mss 60 h.t.hs 81 saturday December lsth,
il All letters must gsss .hrouHh The Pe's Once An eI.
,erencsd surgeop attached 10 e chip. Ne nsrohan disc
WI be received on board after Thursasy December lth
Tor r' ics II SsisSf Ii sfHcsroN As... ..-.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-09
fro BE CONTINUED !
PUBLIC MEETING IN HENRICO COUNT

PUBLIC MEETING IN HENRICO COUNTY.
AT meeting Of portion of people of the county
OF Henrico, held at the Court House Monday
ed as Chairman, DR.. Rich'd. N. Hail. who " as unapi-
mously elected, and Richard Reins and j. H. Gilmer
were appointed Secretaries OF the meeting.
MT. Young, after few appropriate remarks offered
the following preamble and resolutions, which were
adopted with one dissenting voice:
we, a portion OF the people OF Henrco in view OF
the present posture OF the important question be-
lore the Convention IN session in the city of edmond.
charged with the duty Of preparing amended Con-
stltuon tor the State OF Virginia, involving the dsri-
button OF Legislative power among the several portions
OF the State, deem II our right and duty make known
10 our immediate representatives our views upon tho
same. Therefore, be it Resolved by this meeting,
LIST. That in our opinion, and we confidently be-
eve In the opinion OF the OF the people oil tins
county, combination Of white population ard taxa
on, or what ls commonly called the Mixed Basis, is
the only true and safe Basis OF representative power.
ID That masmuch as upon any fair applIcato OF
TINS principle the portion OF the State East OF the Blue
Ridge OF mountains, will be entitled 10 decided ma
lor,y in the Legislature, we cannot approve of any
compton, SO or concession which shall divide the rep
fesentaon equally between the portions OF the Conn
monweath East and West OF those mountains.
8. That, admonished by the lessons OF experience
taught by all human history that paper guarantees
afford adequate protection to the rights either OF per-
sons or oil property as portion OF the people OF the
East, we REQUIRE the only reliable proee TO our
rights and interests that fair share of Legislative poer
10 which are entitled.
4th. That committee OF six gentlemen be appointed
by the Chairman OF this meeting, whose duty shall lie
to communicate copy OF the above preamble and re-
solutions to each OF the representatives from this District
and TO request them tosay whether they concur in and
are willing to carry out the views therein embodi
On motion made by ]. III. Gmer ii was
Resoloed, That copy OF these resolutions, b, PEE
sened to each OF the daily newspapers publsh. IN the
city OF Richmond, with The request that they be publish
ed therein
In obediencs 10 the requirements Of the 4h resolution,
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THE DAILY TIMES.
LILLY LEE.

BY ALICE CAREY.
did love thee, Lilly Lee,
AS the petrol loves the sea,
AS the wild bee loves the thyme,
AS the poet loves the rhyme,
AS the blossoms loves the dew.
But the angels loved thee too.
Once, when twilight's dying head
Prest her golden sheeted bed,
And the silent stars drew near,
White and tremulous with fear,
While the nights repelling frown
Strangled the young zephyr down,
Told L al my love to thee,
Hopeing, fearing, Lilly Lee.
Fluttered then her gentle breast,
With a troubled sweet unrest,
Like bird too near the net,
Which the fowler's hand hath set;
But her meurntul eyes the while,
And her spirit speaking emile,
Told me love could not depart
Deaths pale arrow from the heart.
flushing from that very day
Passion pleading to have sway,
Folding close her little hand,
Watched with her till the sand,
Crumbling from beneath her tread,
Lowered her softly to the dead,
Where in peace she waits for me,
Sweetest, dearest Lilly Lee.
As the chased hart loves the wave.
As blind silence loves the grave,
As the penitent loves prayer,
AZ pale passion loves despair,
Loved |, and still love | thee,
Angel-stolen Lilly Lee.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-09

V#NHOMAS " CHARLES ELLIS Il CO..
~ Ne lo6 m mp street RICHMOND Vs mpoTjeys
l'"'' SPRING GA AND Si1't SUMNER GOODS.
Their importation of Dry Goods from England, and
their Hardware from Germany and England together
with purchases Of Goods from the manufacturers Or
their agents in this country enable them TO offer to the
merchants OF Virginia and North Carolina the best
and most varied assortment they have ever had, In
In DRY GOODS:
Embroidered French Organdy
Silk warp Berege; Berege De LANES =.
Rich Chene Ginghams
Checked and fancy Musns
Fine printed Jaconets
Saxony and Linen Laces
Polka checked dotted Swiss Muslin
Hosiery and Gloves-cotton and silk
Rich silk and satin Vestings
Plain and fancy Grenadine
Napoleon Cords and Kossuth Misehares
Navy and Barnsey Drills
Rich silk and satin Cravats
And many other articles OF similar character, be-
sides full assortment OF heavier Goods, both foreign
In HARDWARE:
Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives
Razors, Scissors and Shears
Stock Locks, Rim Locks
Pad, Trunk, CHEST and Till Locks
Scythes of all kinds
Sheet Iron, Russia, English and American)
Cast and Shear Steel, Sheet Lead, Zinc
Wrought and Cut Nails
Bell metal and Porcelain Kettles. NH II
DUTTER AND VENISON.-33 kegs Butter
ND represented superior; also, 500 lbs. Venison
receiving this morning, for sale by
ial l. H. Wake.
NALLED MEETING OF THE STOCK
u HOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY.-A general meeting oil
the Stockholders ofthe Virginia Central Railroad Com
pany is called Louisa Court House the 23d day Of
April consider of the adoption OF the act passed
the 22d day of the present month.
The act increases the subscription of the State in re-
ference the present stock held by others than the
Commonwealth, SO as to make the Commonweath's
ques the Company to lay all their road west of Char
lottesve with rail weighing not less than so pounds
to the linear yard
A full meeting is requested.
By order OF the Board. J. GARRETT,
NH IS Treasurer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-09

ENGINEER's OFFICE r. & D. r. R,{
RICHMOND, March 24th, 1851.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Seale pro-
IN posals will be received by the Chief Engineer
of the Richmond and Danville Rail Road, at this
office, until Monday, the 18th day of April next for
supplying White Oak Keys for plate rail track from
the Appomattox River to Burke's (about % mes.)-
inches at the but and 4 and inches at the small end
ANDREW TALCOTT,
NH 26 Chief Engineer
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ENGINEER's OFFICE. K. & D. R. R., I
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ENGINEERS OFFICE r. & D. r. Ri
Richmond, March "a, 1851. (
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-Se pro.
II posals will be received by the Chief Engineer OF
the Richmond and Danville R. r. at this office until
Monday the 2Sth day OF April next, for laying the
track from the Appomatox river to Burkes about 90
miles, with plate rail.
Specifications may be seen on application at this Of
flee. ANDREW TALCOTT,
NH 26 Chief Engineer.