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VICKSBURG.

VIII leave SATURDAY October 80 q o'clock
THOR HARD TIMES, GRAND GULF, s.y =
4 RODNEY, WATERPROOF, NAIgHEz, m FORT IdsAasss
ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, PLAGUE
NINE DoNALDSONVlLLE and AL ateIned ,ar
SATURDAY EVENING, ocockThe fne running
NATCIIEZ master at the
and will leave above For freight pnssa
gppy on board, foot Of Canal street,
oct2f CARROLL, Union Row, 50 Carondeet street.
VIII leave SATURDAY, October 80, ri o'clock
N OR RVICKSBURG, G,WARRENTON, ~ a
~ NEW CAR rtiAGE GRAND GUILE. RODNEY,
TON RouG gnIs. TpRpAY wsekly vIskssa,g Paeks,
SOUTHERN BELLEih he ningnihrent and viii
running paes. steane Capssn j ~
TO Ioetas1 SMITH FlMsTER, 81 foydraa street.
Will leave SATURDAY, October 80, O'clock p. II.
ESOR VICKSBURG, RG,WARRENTON, ns1 =
NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, RODNEY LEst@a4#SsHsa'
WATERPROOF, NATCHEZ, BAYOU SARA and all =
RUKkE-EvERY FRIDAY EVENING, o'so;h.-Ihe hIt
GLENDY BURKE Bentley mass will leave
freight ply on board, or to
R.C CARROLL, fafondnlet street, Union Row.
BURKEsvill freight Yazoo with
lege shipping Mt sbur the W. g. Campbell oeta9
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r11RUNDY 4 WATERMAN. New Cleapinr and

-
N sCOuRING EsTABLlsHMENTRqss and Carpe,s eanssd,
removed without changing the coInss
Auction Store, 81 Camp
No Girod sisss, viii b prorrly atse1aed ".
seturnsd without charge, octS II
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win leave MoNDlY, 7, Nov ember !, q! o'elosh p
NOR ARREN TON, NEW fsg u
ATERERolF, NATeAEz FORT aRsMs BAYou @ -
aud all intermediate landing Regular Weekly Visksbg Packet
PRINCESS No. B--For EVERY MO DAY EVENING, at 5
claek-The hue passenger packet PRINCESS D.
Phelps master Levee receiving esht and will
board foot Canal street
B. Il. CARROLL Union Row, caTondelet
B PRINCESS No. has Clerk the Levee receiving
freight. oct30
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| EIyOR MONTG OMERY AND We @g
TuMPKA-THRoUGH LINE, via New Basin.
KA, G. Odds commanding Snow being aobsa AZ ctcinna9 VI
leaving EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. TIE WE
we'll calculated m the tnds being built expressly for it
sspis MCDOWELL, JR, d CO.. ia poydras street.
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TAT EW ORLEANS and Car tsfEs tssfEs kasa assssssE5:gr
L Y rollson aahoad-ca rolon Line u sz
Hcrss Cafa-o1S y, NJ, w, io14, and ~
aiyey ia summer, and until usrterPas. in winter
t1lts as5l WI From GarfolHoBi 3.I
Horse Cnrs-6 md Al 8 and 10 Y. N.
hour afterwards until inclu
aiyey in surnrder until half past 8 r. in winter.
CENTS Children f2 end Servants 10 CENTS
suus February
aud end on the second Monday In November. !
ar These the Depot No. Bnropns street.
x Departure Of Cara.
Lafayette. o'ctcck
& !. 3, Depot, le Harcone sand sH
In Lafayette. anaS
IA s !. Dapct Is ~ ud
which will isaye each terminus fen minutes
81 unti 8 s'clock II y. sss X. :. & 54'.
Then Al s5{, \. 10 and II from the Depot
Aud az, 9E and 10H p. from Lahyetts. 4
Children under ~ years, hall price,
Not-Spyca Fsrtisa Balin Meetnga, ee
plod ecdrad mentioned homs hal ly
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GHELLED ALMONDS-6O boxes, landing
~ from ship John H. Jarvis rae by q
E. ]. HART 4 CO.. ~ Tchonpifnuas street.
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nEARL BARLEY-lO0 kegs fresh, for sale BY
/ j estN I. p.oeIIyF OH y - y ~ Isysss
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EDUCATION.

TIsOR LAX D. BORGNEfsS. Eszg 5nssssssssa
III 5and MEXICAN GULL. Tho Newt y
ST MAL viii leave with Cars SUNDAY
MORNINGS o'clock, THURSDAY, the 18th octo-
sbef, Cars will leave regularly us below.
k MEXICAN GULF Of Good Children
street Champs EIyseeTO PROCTOR Lake Bogn, dis
miles, Fas through Fifty Gents, Children and
LEAVE TilE CRY AT " H. MiLEAvE THE LAKE AT sA.M
:, 10 A. NJ - = / T. NJ.
8 P.Ml P.M II.
r5 OtDce Mo- 90 Common street, for
any ohcr bnness connected with the estate Of Alex
Gordnn deceased nppy W. g. BAKEWEL Executor. oc9
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TNRIED BEEF bbls. New, for sale BY
II cc,s1 4. Q. GRaEsg %. y 40 q oaa .sysss.
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VN7INE-75 quarter casks Madeira, Port and
oc. ~ sAsi'' 0' ''s oSvxRss 4 @ ', vcboup.ous. ..s.
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WIN leave TUESDAY, November ., o'clock r.. NJ.
ES0R VICKSBURG, ,WARRENTON, tsssJ n
IL NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, RODNEY l,S$asEkst9Ea $skst9
AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TUESDAY Weekly Vicks
burg EAGNULIAThe magnificent and swiit
above For freight Passsgs apply on board y
w MAGNOLIA will the This Morning ready to
freight, and will take freight for Yazno City,
will Clerk the Levee Saturday morning
to receive freight. octss
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viii leave SATURDAY, October 80 at O'Clock P. NJ.
EOR LOUISVILLE and all inter ~ =
il mediate landingsThe fine regular passenger lsk5
packet steamer SULTANA, ]. NJ Martin, MASTER q
viii leave above For freight pansage apply board to
STROTEER 4 BROS. Agents, as Poydrus street.
w plan Of her Cabin be and State Rooms secured by
applying gtot he Agents, oct2T
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Nj TERCHANTS' EXCHANGE NEWS ROOMS
ly over the undersigned having
above named Rooms vii take them under bis
give Whose patronage
ss4 Sd sNi tuovi - GEORGE Y. BRIGHT.
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TyOR BILOXI and intermediate .hs%, Ia
landires-In plsoe Of steamer CALF
steaular sT. CIIAELEs, Capt: Cha waiser. ieave
Of the po1thnltrnin Raifoa1
from Biloxi until further notice, as follows
. H7
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING by the O'Clock Cara
s.. SATURDAY EVENING. =
HL-xf. WI
EVERY SUNDAY EvEHINS, EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
eep2J r., Agent. 10 Bank Place
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WIN leave SATURDAY October so, at O'Clock P.
EHOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AsY :
all ittemediato landngsThe fine passen
ger steamer BAY STATE, r. Robertson, master W.
ocsos ROGERS, MCGUIRE i t., is Poydras street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
BY ALEXANDER MOTIF & co.
NO. 6l Main street, opposite the city Hotel.

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS
the above named days will sell at public auction
~ at my store opposite the City Hotel commencing at
as the folowing o' SUN
FURNlTURE-Cabinets Wardrobes, Sideboards. Blu
reaus Bedsteas Chairs oevery style and PATTERN Hair
and Shuck Mattresses Dining Tea Toilet and Card Tables
Beds and Bedding &c
r, ALSo-A large lot of seasonabe piece and cut Dry
Fannels beached and unbeached Domestics white and
brown l. Linen, Table Covers Oil Cloth do Hosiery Cra
watts, Shirts and Drawers, &c.
CLOTHING, &c.-Aso, large collection of seasonabe
ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes, silk wool snd
waterproof Hats cloth and glazed Caps Cutlery and
large assortment OF Trunks Vace and Carpet Bags Ma
son Challenge Backing Friction Matches Clocks and an
description '
NH ALEX MOTIF G. cO
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SPRING SUPPLY OF
FANCY AND STAPLE RETAILING DRY
GDOnS.
II. R. Price e. Go,

HAVE received their entire stock of new goods to
Il which they invite the attention of buyers They
offer a large and commanding stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods, i'll every variety of style
Summer Wrappings, Shawls and Scarfs
Hosiery in every variety
French Embroidercs in Collars, Capes, Sleeves and
Pocket IIandkerchiefs
Mourning Goods, of all kinds
Family Linens, Damasks, Sheetings and Towelings
Bleached and unbleached cotton sheetngs and shirt
ings
Fancy Cassimeres and Drillings and goods for gen
temen, complete assortment
Goods for children and servants wear
IN 6=2aHy2yr
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10

Virginia Six per Cent Bonds- (1s6el ---.---. 973
In most of the Baltic markets grain was cheap
er, although the privations OF the poorer classes
in various parts of Germany represented as
being most distressing.
The Report of the Bank of England exhibits
further accumulation to nineteen and three-quar-
ter millions sterling of gold and silver. Although
the import from this country had measuraby
ceased, the supplies from Australia, Mexico. and
the Pacific coast continued to enhance the Golfers
of the Bank.
A new guano island has been discovered, some
where in the region of Cape Horn Its ex, ct
whereabouts is of course a with the discov-
erers.
The Swiss journals announce that many politi-
cal refugees particularly French, have been sent
into the interior, received passports for Eng
land or America.
Advices from Paris announce that much specu-
lation and excitement were manifested with re-
spect to the aconc decree of the President of the
Republic, which was expected to be issued on the
goth ult Nothing had TRANSFERRED as to its pre-
else character, but it was all hands agreed that
1t would produce immense sensation.
The Emigration to Ameraca-Great numbers
of German emigrants are leaving for America by
the French and Belgian ports. From Bremen,
Hamburg and other German ports. aso the
departures are very numerous. From the 1st
! to the 18Th March no fewer than three thous-
and two hundred and seventy six emigrants
sailed from the mouth ofthe Weser, aDd on
the latter day between 700 and 500 were wait
ing for vessels to convey them.
In Upper Austria the tide of emigration is great
y the increase, and this is by no means confined
to the mechanics or the lower classes of the popu-
ton, but large farmers and persons possessed of
considerable landed property leave their native
soil for the purpose of trying their fortunes in
| America.
The number of German emigrants who pass
ed through Cologne in the month of February
to embark for America, was twenty thousand
The London Daily News says that a letter
has been received from Henry Grinnell, of New
York, declining to receive the proposed national
token of gratitude, in consequence of which it is
in contemplation to return to the subscribers the
money received for the purpose.
| There is an extraordinary rumor aAoat in Pa
ris to the effects that the President has offered
to the Emperor of Russia to adopt his grandson,
the duke of Leuchtenburg, as his successor. This
young gentleman for whom the perilous honor is
intended has reached the mature age of five
years. Such an offer is, in fact to accept the
future ruler of France from Russia, But on the
other hand, he is grandson to Eugene Beauhar
| nais.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
Rhode Island Election

PROVIDENCE, April 8.
The annual election for Governor members of the Lee
gslature and State officers took place yesterday Gov.
over Harris Wing by about 400 majority but the Wing
cand late for Lieutenant Governor is elected over Law
Democrat the present incumbent by large MAORI
ty. The Wings have two majority in the Senate and
inthe House, giving them ten majority joint ballot,
which them the United States Senator in place
of Mr. Clarke whose the 4th of March 1853
There choice for Senators and four Represe
totiva
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10

BY DUNLOP, MONCURE Il co.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND rI0I,assEs At
" AUCTlON-On FRIDAY, the 9th inst common
eng at O'clock will sell our wharf and WHARF,
house at Rockets the cargo ofthe schooner Martin Van
Buren, from Attakapas with
POL hhds Sugar, ranging from fair to prime quality
50 barrels barrels Moasses prime quality
Also, landing from brig Marceois 173 hhds coast Sugar
fair to choice quality
IERMs-Under 800 cash; $780, four months cred
it for approved negotiable paper
p Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.
az Auctioneers
inst, at IL o'clock On n
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
NE w PURLICA TIONS.
BOOKS FOR FARMERS IN A CraEAF
E0E.M.


Tue Hive aud the Honey Bee with an acc unit of the
cases OF Bees and their remedies, by ii d Richard
nc rests OF the Farm with instructions for their
hrpalion, by H D Richardson .................. IS
chemistry made Easy, for the of Farmers, by
''P'i'iii VI a 70
horses, Their varieties breeding and management in
health and disease, by ] H Richardson. ........ IS
SOUS and Manures, the improvement ofand and rota-
ton OF crops byJoln Donaldson, Government Land
DttulhSe surveyor 20
An Essay on Manures, submitted to the Trustees of
the Massachusetts Society for promoting Agricul-
ture, for their premum-by Sam'rL Dana. oS
Land Drainage, Embankment and Irrigation; by Jas.
Dohads, civil Engineer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
Experimental Researches the Food of Animals,
and The fattening of Cattle with remarks upon the
Food of Man. based upon experiments undertaken
by order OF the British Government, BY Robert
Duluds inoHlsoi- 81
The Horses Foot, and how to keep it sound, with
illustrations, by WIN Miles, Esq. e5
The New England Poultry Breeder, being briefhis-
tory of domestic Fowls and containing full direo-
tons for their rearing and management illustrated
with p correct engravngs bya practical pouterer IS
Knowlson's complete Farrier Cattle Doctor as
With large number of tho best and most popular
Agricultural Works ofthe day. For sale BY
NASH & WOODHOUSE
app Eagle Square
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
49, Missouri Democratic Convention.

ST LOUIS April 9.
The Missouri Democratic Conventionhave adopted res
olutions sustaining the Compromise and reassertng the
Democratic platform of 1874 and s4s Sterling Price
anti Benton candidate nominated for Governor
Montgomery Blair chosen delegate to the National
Convention with instructions to advocate and support the
nomination of Gen. Cass ~
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
ssY ALEx. NoVT Il 90.


N UhEs, HDaSEs, WOOD WAGONS
I've AND GEAR AT AUCTION-On SATURDAY
we will sell at public auction, in rear ofour store
young large Mules
large work Horses
Wood Wagons
And large lot of Gear
The Mules and Horses all in good order The
Mules nave been broken by the present owners who now
having further use for them will disnose of tbn ~
auction on the day named.
WILDE added to the above sale thorough bred bay
Mare years Old OF fine action gentle in harness or I'M
der the saddle. Dam by Eclipse sire by Baie Peyton
ALSO i handsome Virginia made Carriage, suitable
for private family hack.
l hight Spring Buggy
IEKMs.-All sums under 800, cash. over $780, four
months credit for approved endorsed paper-nerest add
ed. ALIEN II Crr 3 20 ~
ap6 Auot;o,oors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

w AsHINGTUN, AprII ..
The joint committee ofthe two Houses on prin-
ting have decided that the contractor has failed to
fulfil his contract authorized and have therefore
given the Senate printing to the Republic, and
the House printing t. the Union newspaper
Messrs. German, Stanton of Ky, Haven and Tru-
man Smith, voted in favor, and Hamlin and Bor-
and against the new contract.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
Later from Texas-AMcricau Steamboat Fired
Upon by the MeXicaEs.


Late advices from Texas report that the steamer Ca
manche, while ascending the Rio Grande with forty pas
sengers including many ladies' and also General Cavaa
fired upon by the Mexican soldiers from the bank of
the river The sotstruck the boat but luckily lives
were lost The shots probably intended for Carya-
jail The outrage had excited much indignation the
mart of the Americans
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
ECONOMY rs WEALTTE,
FRANKLIN CTOTHTNG STOpC

IHNHE subscribers Merchant Taors would respectful
n " inform the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity
tnaI tey nave established at No. 1872 HIain street.
warehouse, where they have ready for inspection
one OF largest and most superior stocks of Ready
Clothing In the city of Richmond of the very best MAZE
rails and Workmanship which we will sell from 20 to q
per cent less than any other establishment in the CITY
Also large stock of gentlemen's furnishing Good
such as Shirts Collars Cravats, Pocket Handkerchief
Gloves, Suspenders &c. r. DECOU Il ca
ap3-3m M 13o MI;
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
NEW ORLEANS MARKET Anril I

The Battles advices have been received here but had
effect on the market Eight thousand bales Cotton
sold to-day at u cents for mddng The of
the receipts of Cotton at all Southern ports up this time
is 495 900 bales Ohio Flour dull sales of 1000 bbls at
1915 Corn-20. 600 bushels at 44a47c
Bacon Sides active at 92aIOc
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
POPULI.
To the Voters of Monroe Ward.

TO the Voters Of Monroe Ward:
see it stated the public journals of the city that
will be voted for to represent you in the City Council
bill pending before the Legislature to make the office
of Attorney the Commonwealth elective by the people
aud ineligible to the City Council. must therefore ask
that may not be voted for of the representatives
OF Monroe Ward; and avail myself of the occasion res
pecuy to say TO my fellow citizens generally that will
be candidate for the office Inow hold, of Attorney for
the Commonwealth in the Hastings Court.
NH 3l-tde JOSEPH MAYO.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
TO MAsONs,

MShOPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Monday, the 18th day Of April, at u O'clock M for
about os perches of Masonry of split stone laid in bvd-,n
&c cement OF the western wing walls of the arch over
ted forthwith. W NC eAecu-
The estimate for this work was made .. 4l ,
cred. ~ o 'onsiu
BY order ofthe Commissioners of Streets generally
ap7-dtd NJ BATES Suner;ntonS9ant sty.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10

~~Ss BALTIMORE MARKETS, April g. .gsz
FLouR.-Saes of 1000 barrels at 81 o. GRAry-Red
wheat soa92 cents; white wheat 95aloo cents White
Corn, 55a56 cts; Yellow 57a5s cts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
&TRATT0S,s OFFICE. No. e. SOAR,
X TIt1,

STKATT0N's OFFICE, No. S, sos,ys
- 18th street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToH's the man.
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, extra, No. 8l-Aprl 3D.
- =, 81 3 SO Is "a AZ IL IS "A 81 so 90
Half Nos. 80 35 52)
Ticket do ? 80 So Sold and paid BY
Do do Is 55) sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky No 7s-April St
3s 30 20 q GO 43 81 40 % II Al - So
Ticket Nos % IL 49, prize of $780, sold and paid by
STRATTON-
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, No. 70, April 9th.
90 4s a5 65 so SO 40 As SO q Is
Ticket Nos 90 40 g. prize of $780, sold and raid BY
STItATTON.
81 10 10 % 81 A ~ IL 7 81 So Sc.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, extra No s5-April 9Th: 81
60 AZ 81 Sc 10 81 Ga % 43 30 Al 81
Ticket Nos SO GO 64-sold and paid by
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, Nc s1-April sth.
60 10 II 81 81 16 80 50 A SO Is.
FRIDAY-Kentucky, No. e3-Capital: sl35oo. rs
Nos, 10 drawn Tickets 81.
500 IS Nos. IL drawn. Tickets 81
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, No s3-Capital: $50 -
7s Nos, 10 drawn Tickets $12
~ Buyers referred to list of prizes which are
and every drawing continues increase the number
sold and paid by
Orders forpackages certificates or single tickets ia
the above schemes and in all the lotteries promptly at
dress orders to
NH 80 N. STRATTON Richmond Va
nESsOLUTION.-The Copartnershp heretofore
~ existing between the undersigned under the firm of
JOHN GlLMOUR & CO.. is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent John Gnour being aon authorised to use
the of the firm in liquidation per articles of CO
partnership JOHN G1LMOUR,
apl-dl2t HENRY HOLLAND
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10

The CHEvALIER WYcorF IN PR1soN-It is stated
Prison. making stockings suspenders and other use1l l.,
bors He has been duly informed that the King declined
to grant communication pardon, and that he would be
transferred IN few days to the Penitentary of Aexan
dria where in his hours of leisure and solitude it is said
he intends writinghis memoirs
The correspondent OF the New York Times states that
soon after the trial. it was dranazed and annou need that
laughabe Comedaeta would be played at the Ieafro
Daarno, entitled "Wyckotf and Sgnora Gambler Large
placards with figures, posted up the walls of the
city, and towards evening an immense crowd of people
thronged the Tearo to witness the amusing SPECTACLE
But alas the manager had been informed too late that
the police would not allow yckoH and Lady Gamble
to he played The American and English Consus had in
terfered in behalf otheir countymen 1t was however
performed, under the title of L americana IN Genoa
(Ihe American In Genoa,) and elected greatapplause.
Bait. San.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
SASH, BLINDs AND DOORs.

PHOENIX FACTORY
UhADERs and others in want of Sash. Hind.
reopened my factory Main between 9Th and OIL
opposite Boshers Row, where am prepared to furnish
superior rama made aeorF, at the lowest prices trial
VIII satisfy judges ofthe superiority of my work Ready
made Sash sxlo and l0xl2 also Blinds to suit the same
always on hand E. o. TRAYI Cd n sanae
aSDa ar Register will copy weekly one month
OTICE.-I hereby cons itute and annoint Mr. p
" NJ Crump, my agent to conduct gepero go ~
and Commission business. 0y
NH 27-lm JULIUS HORcoN r.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10

NEW YORK MARKETS, April ..
FLoUE.-Sales of 5000 bbls Southern at "a 25a4 ST.
GRAIS-White wheat 81 DIAL 05. Yellow Corn G6a67
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10

AZURE produced what man could not invent
~ But mans created, the worlds contents
A Fountd1n bursts upon the public eye;
Amusement seizes all that passes by
Thy "F2oacang Fountain invented for orr use
Is made to fit the pocket and to hold the iuce
Encompassedin of gold or silver
Designed to suit the taste ofevery beholder.
w hat Tourist would not substitute in place.
The rude lnkstand and ruder casel
The Pen within whose gittering barrel lies
precious "Inky Fou1H,' that neverdics
And still we hesitate as we er marching on
Doubling or no there is not mischiefin t.
That some good-for nothing man
Is practising his slight of hand!
Now, gentle reader trust in me-
This "lnky Fount' is all you see
There's no deception any where.
1t flows as free as crystal air
At the Richmond Mandatory corner of Main and
Eleventh. you will find Pens and Spcctacles case, and
land alter not but come forward and help if YOU can
ap5-6m RICHMOND MANUFAGTORY.
ENAGLE FOUNDRY.-The subscriber hovino
removed to the large Foundry, just erected bv him
ana hted out with machinery of the latest and most
proved style IS In addition to the manufacture of obacc
Fattering Mills prepared receive orders for Statn
steam Engines saw and Grist Mills Agricultural Ma
chimes Tobacco Presses ofevery description and ali
OF Iron and Brass castings He pledges himself
cute faithfully, and with despatch all work en.tod
him, and respectfully solicits call from his friends and
the public generally. ~ -i'0n's anu
The highest cash prices paid for old cast iron brs.s
.n PHILIP RAHM,
" Cary, between Pearl and 18th SITS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10
MONEY MATTERS,

The New York Post of w Wednesday, P. M. says
Money is very abundant. Discount rules at sac per
cent for first class paper and Gar for good but less favor
lite names Loans at call less easy of negotiation
S to per cent.
The steamer which sails to day takes out large
of bonds and stocks bought foreign account Over
half million dollars have thus been absorbed in the
week.
Virginia Kentucky and Missouri six per cents have
been selling freely to-day. Virginia 6s at lOsa1lO Mis-
sour do l02alo3, and Kentucky do 109a1o9l Indiana
state and Illinois Interest Improvement loans have been
In demand for banking purposes.