Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29
ROOKs AND sTATIONERY.-J MES

NH 10
R0OKs AND sTATIONERY.-JA NJ E
- B GTBB, BOOKSELLER Il STATIONER,
So, opposite City Hotel Main street, keeps constantly
on hand, and for sale we'll selected assortment Of
Books, Stationery and Fancy articles,
School Books, of every description, for sale low.
Blank Books OF all kinds made of the best paper,
Letter, Cap, Bill and Note Paper, large supply at
very reduced prices
Bonnet Boards, States. Quilts, Musical Instruments
Violin Strings, Playing Cards, Inks.
Steel and Gold Pens, and every article usually kept
| 10 bookstores, may be had at moderate prices.
Country Merchants and others respectfully nvi-
ed to call before making their purchases every art-
Gle IN my line Will be sold very low. NH 25
II IFE OF JOHN RANDOLPH.-J. ".
IL RANDOLPH has for sale
Life of John Randop pm, OF Roanoke; by Hugh A. Gar
land. Two volumes, l2mo Fourth edition. Portraits;
"1he Biography of Randolph has greater charms
than the most exciting Decentralization Mercury.
"Mr Garland has made good OF his material,
and has given striking and accurate portraiture Of the
Gas a biography, it is marked by drectness and
unity OF purpose and by comprehensveness and variety
Of manner."-BOsion Post.
ut is one of the most interesting American bogra-
phles with which acquainted "--Epening Post.
The work Is written with taste and vigor and its
biographical portions well constructed and full OF in
terest."-Journal of Commerce. NH &c
DLAC WOODS MAGAZINE FOR
- MARCH, received by NASH & WOOD
CONTENTS:
The Dangers OF the Country
My Novel; or Varieties in English Life; part VII
being continuation OF the Caxtons, by Bulwer
Legends OF the Monastic Orders, as represented in
the Fine Arts
Lavengro
The Arts in Portugal
Southey
The Ministry and the Agricultural interest. subscrp-
ton SO per annum. NH 62
|DOTATOEs.-l5 barrels fine Mercer Potatoes
Il 20 barrels Her,ngs
Is do old Apple Brandy
100 doz. 3, and stran Bed Cords
$50 doz Hemp and Cotton plough Lines
GOO sides Sole Leather
a7o kegs cut and wrought Nails
500 lbs. Ginger
500 do Spice
$50 do Hemp and Cotton Irvine
20 boxes Pearl Starch,
Just to hand and for sale by
HUNDLEY, NORvEL & JONES.
mh24 No IA Pearl street.
NHAMBER AND COTTAGE FURNI-
~ TURE WAREHOUSE, No. 63, MAIN ST
sortment Of elegant painted Chamber Furniture. conss
ting of Elegant , Blue, with gill gilt ornaments amt
peach blossom do do
yellow Yell Drab, with 9 Quake 90 %
Dark TIMBER, Quaker do
NH 10 GEO. ]. SUMNER, Furniture dealer.
TUVO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-The atten-
- uOn OF country IneTCHdutS ii luVleu 10 eAal-
inaion of the subscribers stock of Fancy Goods,
Combs, Brushes Pertumery Clocks, Buckets. Musical
| Inst rumenls, Wooden Ware. &C. &c. Having re-
moved to my new store No. 1877 Main street, Eagle
Square, have increased facilities for business and have
now in store the most complete stock of Fancy Goods
in the State and purchasers are assured OF buying at
Northern prices. LEWIS GlNTER,
| mh2l 1877 Main ST., Eagle Square
HAS CHANDELIERS, &c.-We have re-
" ceived an additional supply Of Gas Chandeliers
2,3, d. S and lights Gas Pendant Brackets, Pillars
&c. which opened for sale in parors over
the store of Messrs Valentino, Crenshaw Il Co., cor
ner of Broad and 9th SITS.
NH 10 sTEBBINS, DARRACOTT 81 co.
4 DIE n GRAY, SUCCESSORS TO A.
| IA DUVAL, l47 Main street, are in receipt ofIheir
Spring Goods, which together with their stock previ-
ously on hand, will form of the largest and mos
compile assortments of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
Dyes, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, &C., offered
TO the trade. Their facilities for purchasing goods are
SUCH enable them to sell the lowest prices fol
| cash. or on usual credit to responsible dealers.
| ADIE Il GRAY, Druggists,