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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29
SHIPPING.

Il AospuIco-1he hne fsat steamship ALB ATR0S1,
Captain Mcneil, will leave This pert Saturday Jsn.
IasS at one O'clock r. n. sor Vera Crus drssN LstIeS
will be taken for San Francisco 70 bs In charge Of sess
scent ssSs fcs that purpose. For freight ssrA aad ~
sikRVE DRAPER, No. a. Pias s.seeA oer. wuus.a.
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The Savannah and Charleston Steamers.
SAVANNAH Dec IS 1852.
The steamship Alabama. Capt. Ludlow, has arrived
here, in 90 hours from New York.
CHARLESTON. Dec. 90, 1862.
The q g. mail steamship Marion Capt. Berry arrived
at her wharf In this city Monday night 10 O'Clock
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Married.
On Monday evening December r. by the Rev. Mr. zit-
tel Mr. DAsIEL CsossirCBAM TO Miss MARTHA MeILwAIS
oil OF this city.
On Thur'dsy. September o, by the Rev Henry Chsse
MIR. WILLIAM II. HUrIER to Mics FRANCES JENKINS
daughter OF the late Gardner JeDkns ell Of this city
At st Peters Church. Port Chester, N. Y Decembar
~, by the Rev. Isaac Peck JossPu ssfTH to MARY
daughter OF Henry Morris, Esq all Of Port Chester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

Prn Apn1pmA. Dee. 22-(Rsported by Keen Taylor y
rsrs Beard-Sn0 Pennsyfvaaa 5s, y9t( Loo Reading
RAlrosd g 10 ga H. % 10 essh "a 10 shares Pennsyva-
Sp DO g mi ~ DO. "a % Long IsiaI Railroad, e.sh, 1876
e0do lbA, 40 DO, d. IBk 100 b6vs 1876 800 d. g.
BAIL, I'm Bstrsea Besrds g GO Nor An oes
Lor Island Rsr a. 1915 $50 Co. is 81 Girsri Bank in
Second Bedrd 20 shares Long Island naiiroaA IS % 80
NJ Nh S a s;S s;::s y:
kst hssyy,
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PROCEEDINGS IN coNoR
Inpsgtalt Resolution Offered BY Gen. Cau Be-
htiw 70 Great Britain and Central America.
Len 81 The Brltish steamer Msantainoer,
30, 30, 20.


Frsm Washingssa Csty.
WAsumoros Dee. ftp. II.
AxsfazR CABINET Hux,R-xAxss OF THOSE wao
ARE TO BE HoHoRED, BrC.
FseM a oKNExAL CORRESPONDENT.
n b repce@o hat Senator Sonic has this evealn6 10
svsl tslsgrsphs dsspstcs From osnosrd stating that
asa Psrss has fixed upon the following osbnet take
u Tor vkst is is worth =
n. T. Hunter o. Virginia Secretary Of state
John elidM Of LoupisBs Secretary Of the Treasury
John A Dix Of Ne- York et.ry Of War.
=. ". johnson. II AiksDas Secretary Of the Navy
yD Rrsbt, o Ius'srs Secretary ef the Intesior.
g. Msdary Of Ohio. Postmaster General
0.P. Nicholson OF Tennessee Attornsy General.
SPECIAL coaRrsroSDrKoE rHt NEW voRx HERALD
s0UruRN RIGHTS DEMOCRATS AT PREMIUM,
wAsnlsoros. Dec Is IsSa-sP.M.
The fact appears to be pretty well nuthsncatsd that
0enatr Hunter ba gone northward BY invitation OF
0ea Pierce which Is to the oaor OF oaba-
not sppsiDtmsnt Mr.. Hunters friends however say
that he win scoept nothing but the state Department
end have some confidence that he viii get Il; co. the
6oheru rights democrats viii be at the head OF tho gov
eenaeat; but ct the tims we'll derood they
viii oudia agree to the appointment Of Msssrs Dix
6egneur, Mercy John Van Buren, 70 that there
unit, especially the Cuba question. Hunter, Dir
ed NiohoLo on. Of Tennessee nov at prsnIum.
no M0Ru ABOUT THE CABINKT-O0SPIRMA ATOMS BY
THE SENATE
WAsHISoros, Dec. % -ox Pm.
Cabinet runore are Quiescent to-day.
The SENATE In Executive session, confirmed Mr. Gre.
CORY Of New Jersey Commissioners OF Customs vice
Mr. Rockwell resigned; ssc Mr.. Jonas, OF Psnnsylva.
ua, Oouul General to Alexandria Egypt. Several mar.
e6als and minor relationships wsie confirmed
KY
TUX TyLEGRAPH CASE IN THE sUPREME COURT
from A REGULAR coRREsP0SDGNr
WA-HIsoroN Dec % 1852.
The concluding argument the part Of Professor
Morse by George ford q OF New York in the Tele-
graph csse is the United crates Supreme Court Is In
Fr'erefa and will be concluded 70 The dscison
viii, probably, be gwen in two or three weeks.
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Markets.
Military ParadsS.

. OHAKLEsTUN, Dec. ZI, I6t2.
The sales Of cotton to- day were Geo bales at tx o.
showing decline Of u &c The market is lnottlsa
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Bosro4, Dec %
Ars'ved-Barss 50 Andrew, Mobile, MHlns and Atoms,
dss; Dpnbas ssvsnSsh Merrill Darien; Cutie
buckAvile SCI Sarah Wooster, Georgetown 81 Indian
Queen, and Tribune Wilmrg NC; sohrs Flaw liz
George kngs Norfolk; Charm Alexandra; Petrol and
Henry Psyoon, Baltimore
lesIed-Bslbs John winthrop. sc Jago Coleord, Ha-
vahai tlrsL Go poland \ ktSmcras; Ithaca NYork.
go, SALRx, Dec ~.
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e. seshtppsl. ns q Dgeus1ss ~ Ias>eunSsSs "a
80 Z - esssssssH - go 5000 . 60 les!
ned Jsy he'd bsert etout - wssSk s6SssASsss MoHe
nsussS, szsspsg ~ ssegsness Mssss IllesAes
of oousse vae Lost.
SosR FRAsoss HELxn - Astssia O. rspaSEias etA
fron - HrAne1see.
1osa. Win whils styssk aa11Ask ssls. tlllsA hssA
two ell beat ed abAaAsnsd passs6 =
IRE 10Th b. ths nasatAor - beetea In laA . ~ lsa ~ ia
settns In tAs wats saA AaH - hsse stsg 1se
n3-Clirpsr ship Hypssisa recently lAsHsksA 81 nssk
lsId has sssa purchased b. parties Bsstsa. sad eesd
tho Golden r. Ger
Ba, Gibraltar 81 Brunswick. Ne. - tsas. - Dss
so. bss hsen purehss dbs sheuss In chAsstsa Sc Pss
Shin Foes. Of ThoH acton q this psrt eol !ens pears
OLD, hes be purchased b. Rors berss for $500.
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Telegraphlc Marine Report.

sebr reported yesterday arrived ftom
Aps!aohicoia, not St Maak
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20
Office OF THE CRY GAS WoRKs.

RICHMOND, Va. April 10, 1852.
g EALED proposals will be received by the subscriber
~ at this office until IL o'clock, NJ til first day of
May for excavatng tank pit of such width and depth as
tie nature OF the earth may require within which to build
depth.
The bids will specify the rate per cubic yard for earth
gravel loose rock and solid rock regarding any rock less
than one cubic ward as "oose rock Bids will state at
what price if the materials excavaed are left upon the
lot and at what price if carried away, said excavation
be completed within six weeks after the date of the
tract.
Also will be received within the same time sealed pre-
posals for building stone wall of cylindrical form the
anne ter Of which lder is be ga feet inside and its
height about twenty four feet said wall be built of good
gra ute rubbe feet thick the bottom and gradually
falling off to thickness of feet the top No stone will
be admitted over cubic feet to be vertical the inside
and laid with sharp sand mortar hydraulic cement
There will be six piers to extend outward six feet incu
ding the wall placed in regular form opposite each other
AID to be l0feet wide in each of these piers there will be
walled In wrought iron bolts inches diameter 10 feet
long to be fastened at the bottom with iron weights
IA inches square by Il inches thick the bolts and plates
will be furnished by the city.
The top of the tank wall be covered with cut FLAG
stol e., feet wide ard not less than inches thick.
Ais D will be received within the time sealed
proposals TO- facing the stone wall the inside with
inch brick wall leaving space of inches between the
two walls which spaceis to be filled with groung, made
of the best lualty I'D uc cement.
The bricks to be nald burned and laid in hydraulic
men the Bottom of the tank is to be paved with three
hard brick laid Railways the lower to be
bedded in concrete one foo deep the other in the
hydraulic cement IT, whole interior of the tank to he
plastered with one coat ofhydraulic cemsnt.
The stone wall to be completed within six weeks after
the pit IS ready tor the and the brick
pastering to be completed within weeks after the
wall shall have been Finished the to be furnished
by the city.
Also will be received until 70 o'clock NJ on the 18th
day OF May 1882 sealed proposals. accompanied by plans
for telescope gas holder with all the fixtures thereto
sary.
The lower section be 80 feet in diameter by 2s5 feet
in height the iron between the upper and lower sheets
be not less than wire guage; the upper section to be
feet III diameter by 223 feet in height the iron to be
same as above IA wire guage.
Said gas holder to be completed and ready for by
the Both day of September 1852.
Bond and security reserved payments will be re
CURED the faithful performance of contracts
ap2o-eo4t c. CAMPBELL, Supt
EN1NE HOCKLAND LINE.-5oO bbls bal
IL lance of schr Sons cargo. ready deliver and
for sale by ROBERT RANKIN,
ap 20 Corner 22nd and Water SITS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20

WING MEETING IN N. YoRK.-A large meet
ing of the wings of New York city was held on
Friday evening, at the Broadway House, to hear
a speech from Elk Governor Jones, of Tennessee.
At its conclusion resolutions were offered nonna-
ting Mr.. Fillmore for the Presidency, when a
scene of the most indescribable confusion ensued.
The friends OF General Scott appeared to be quite
Indignant and cheers and Kisses were freely in
dulged in, until after short appeal from Cover
nor Jones, when the mover of the resolutions, to
restore harmony, consented to withdraw them.-
The meeting then adjourned in good humor.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20
By RICHARD CAUTHORY-

REGULAR SALE
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYs1
SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY.
IN the days above named, commencing at 81 O'clock
- Will sell at auction, at my on 18th st. va
rety OF miscellaneous articles consisting of the follow
ing
GRoCERIEs-Sugar, Coffee Gunpowder Tea, Can
dies Soap Nails Starch Bacon hams shoulders and sides
Rice, Pepper Ginger, Brandy, Whskey, Gin Molasses
Butter. Lard Herrngs, Shad.
FURNITURE-Bureaus, sideboards, washstands
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Matrasses, Bedsteads
Chars Csndiestands dining tea and toilet Tables Bed
ding OF every descrptsts Fenders Shovel and Tongs
with many other articles in the house keeping line
SHOES CLOTHING, &c.-I will also sell Boots
shoes Slippers, Clothing of every kind. Hats Caps
Books, &c. f0
NH 90 r. CATTHOpN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20
The Frcshet--6sreat Destruction of Property
---Nridscs Carried OF

HARpER's Ferry, April 10.
The storm yesterday caused great fresh in the Po-
tomac and Shenandoah rivers The has risen with
nwo feet of the point Of the great flood of a47
and tits probable that will yet rise feet higher
The bridge at this place is in imminent danger of being
ried away.
At Winchester two fine bridges have gone The track
of the Cherry Run Railroad is submerged to the depth of
four or FIVE feet Its feared that the destruction of pro-
perry ut the West must have been immense
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20
FUNERAL OF COM. WARRINGTON.

NORFOLK, April II.
The mortal remains of the late lamented Com.
Warrington. of the U. S. Navy, arrived here yes
terday morning in the steamer Oceola from Wash
ington, and were inferred in the beautiful ceme-
terry. A very large procession of citizens follow
ed them to their last resting place. The officers
of the Navy and Army were out in full numbers
1t was highly imposing and solemn ceremony.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20
new QUALIFICATIONS.



The Hive and the Honey Bee with account Of the dis
eases OF Bees and their remedies, by II D Richard
The Pests OF the Farm with instructions for their
tlrpation, by ID Richardson .......-...-.--... rs
Chemistry made Easy. for the Of Farmers. byJ
Horses, their varieties breeding and management in
health and disease, by J II Richardson. -.-.... IS
Soils and Manures, the improvement ofland and rota
ton OF crops by John Donaldson, Government Land
Dfauage Surveyor 20
An Essay on Manures, submitted to the Trustees of
the Massachusetts Society for promoting Agricul-
turc, for their premium-by Sam'l Dana. ...... ss
Land Drainage, Embankment and Irrigation; by Jas
Donalds, Civil Engineer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS
Experimental Researches OH the Food of Animals
and the iattening of Cattle with remarks upon the
Food OF Man. based upon experiments undertaken
by order OF the British Government by Robert
Dunuas lnohlSon-- 81
The Horses Foot, and how to keep it sound, with
illustrations, by VIM Miles, Esq. .-...-... rs
The New England Poultry Breeder, being briefhis
tory OF aonIess.c Fowls and containing full airec
tons Tor their rearing and manag enent illustrated
with % correct eng awnings By practical poutsrsr 25
Knowson's complete Farrier Cattle Doctor IS
With large number OF the best aud most popular
Agricultural Works the day. For sale by
NASH Il WOODHOUSE,
APT Eagle Square
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20
LATEST NEWS.
photographed Cor the nichmoad Times.
CosGRssz0NAa SUMMARY.
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
In the SENATE, Mr. Gwn gave notice of his intention
to offer resolution for the settlement of private land
claims in California. The French Spoiation Bill then
came on its passage and the question being taken,
it carried in the affirmative, yeas 26, nays H. So
fms BILL after years of discussion has passed The De
fciency Bill was then taken up.
In the HOUSE, the report of the Committee on Prn-
ting was taken up member moved to lay the pending
otionfor reconsideration ofhe commitment ofthe report
the table, The motion was lost and the reconsidera
ton carried Mr. German moved to lay the whole subject
on the table. Here ends the dispatch
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20
NEw YoRK. April 18th

NEW YORK, April 18th.
An arrival this afternoon brings Buenos Ayres
dates of March 10th. NJ. Vincent Lopez had
been appointed Provisional Governor, and the APP
pointment was extremely popular. The Ameri-
can Consul made the first resolute resistance
against the pillages in the city after the defeat
of Rosas. With force of 6 marines he shot
down Q and put to flight so of the pundere!s.-
His example was soon followed by Others
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20

MAINE LIeUoR LAw.-The Senate of Mas
sachusetts has refused to concur in the House
amendment to the liquor law, striking out its refer
ence to the people.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20
EY KENT, pAlNE& KENT.

E EAENE, PA4NEN KENT,
ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS At
~ AUCT1ON.-0n Wednesday, the lstinstant. com
mencing at 81 o'clock will sell at our Auction Rooms
large and desirable assortment of fresh and seasonabe
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
comprising avariety of new and choice STYLES
Wewil also sell large invoice Of Cotton Hosiery con.
sisting of every variety. VIZ
Also, lot of Bonnets Ribbons and other Mll;nsrx
Goods, with which we will commence the sale -''
TERMs-All sums under 800 cash; over that amount
months credit for approved paper
apis KENT, PAINE KENT
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20

We learn from the New Y ork papers that Ma
jor General Scott arrived in that city ON Friday
evening, in company with his Daughter who is
soon to visit Europe.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20
One Day Later from Europe

BosTos, April ~
The steamship America brings advices from
Paris to the evening Of Friday the I'd inst.
The Senate had voted donation of twelve
millions of francs to the President, unanimous
ly.
The letters from Liverpool quote Flour at Cd adj
vance instead Of decline.
The America brought S6983O in specie.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20
COLLISION-MONEY LOST

NASHVILLE, April 10.
The steamers Robert Rogers and Republiccame in col
son the Cumberland river causing the former sink
Immediately No lives lost Sixteen thousand dol
lars lost overheard by persons returning from Cali
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20
SPRING GOODS.


Valentine, CrensIhaW e. Co.
HAVE received large and very complete assert
ment Of goods sutedto the present and approach
ing season, embracingev variety for ladies' gentle
mems and childrens wear. Also, all kinds ofheavy
Linen aud Cotton Goods,
for labourers and farm hands, which have been purchased
IN the northern markets with cash. and will be Sold
wholesale and retail, small advance Our friends and
customers and purchasers generally in the city and
try will here find everything in line Of business and
at the lowest prices.
VALENTINE, =CRENSHAW & co.
ap 2-lm No 90. corner Broad and 9th sts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20
FOR ONE AND ALL
THE ART AND SCIENCE OF
ARCHITECTURE

WE A. 20 w ELL,
w. ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER
Is prepared furnish designs of Buildings of every de-
scrpon &C. and wilattend to any branch of
his profession Designs will be made for builders on very
reasonable terms and at short notice His many years
perience in his profession enables him render his
vices advantageous to all whomay desire build Build
ings superintendent and full size details working draw
ings furnished for any part of design building Per-
referred to his designs OF the large Market
Houses lately adopted by the City Council Also the two
designs of the smaller Markets he designed for Mr. Edwin
Cooke which were also adopted. Also, the design for
the portco front door, &c, of the house of James
Thomas ESQ., Grace and Cd sample of his abb
lily since his sooum here he has made large number
ofdesgns and they have all given satisactonand it will
be his aim so to do hereafter All those interested in
chitecture and building will regret giving him trial
They will save themselves time useless expenses ankle
ty exties and all the little troubles in building resi-
dence, and at the time they will gain something
new comfortable, handsome and substantial according to
the and science of architecture, in keeping with this
progressive age.
He ready to render instruction in Drawing and in the
art of Architecture very reasonable indeed
any person persons his Office two doors from Main
18th street. rear of Zimmermans Variety Store where
he will be pleased to any person interested in archi
lecture ap 14-6t
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20
ARRIvALoF THE GLASGOW.

New YORK, April 10.
The steamship City Of Glasgow from Glasgow, has ar
rived. She brings 14O passengers.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20
MaYulanG Politics.

BALTIMORE April17
The report that the Baltimore Wing Conven-
ton intended to pass resolutions in favor of Gen.
Scott in consequence of President Fillmore not
dismissing Collector Kane, is pronounced to be
falsehood
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20
READY MADE CLOTHINC NoTYCE

TsGANn ~ !ADE CLOTHING NOTICE.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
YENEzAT KEEN, CHILES Il BALDWIN make I'M
n their Clothing at their mandatory, that thew
have the largest stock of goods the best cut Clothing and
who are in want of clothing will please take our word
for It, but come to No l02 Main street and see for YOUR
selves. KEEN CHILES & RAIDwfN
N. h. A good assortment of Boys Clothing ON hand
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20

The Late efalcations-Preparation TO Receive
KosSuM.
BosToN, April17.
1t is now officially stated that the Suffolk Bank
has lost S274000 by the late defalcations.
Extensive preparations are being made to give
Kossuth an enthusiastic reception.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20

ri AZURE produced what man could not invent
IN But mans created, the world content;
A Fountain bursts upon the public eye;
Amusement seizes all that passes by.
Thy "F2owing Fountain invented for use,
Is made to t the pocket and to hold the juice;
Encompassedin of gold or silver,
Designed to suit the taste of every bshodsr.
What Tourist would not substitute in place.
The rude Dkstand and ruder casei
The pen within whose giittsrins barrel Hes
precious "Inky Foant," that neverdiss.
And still we hesitate Ter marching on,
Doubling or there is not mschiefin' t,
That some good-for-nothing man
Is practising his slight of hand
Now, gentle reader, trust in mo,
This "Inhy Fount' is all you
There's no deception any whore
1t flows as free as crystal air.
At the Richmond Mandatory, corner of Main and
Eleventh. you will find Pens and Spectacles Gases and
fountains manufactured at the South aud the first in the
land Falter not but come forward and help if you can
ap5-6m RICHMOND MANUFACTORY
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20

- Took OF SHOES AND ROOTS AT
~ AUCTION.-Intending to change our business. we
VIII sell at auction on THURSDAY, the a2d inst, com
mencln at II O'Clock at store No Broad street.
our entire stock of Shoes and Boots comprising fine
sorment suited to the present season. and mostly fresh
stock. 1870 'tJ ii'Sn
TERMs-Under 500 cash, 800 and over months cre
dit for approved paper
E. D. KEELING Il CO.
ap l7-tds ~ ~
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20

AT SUTHERLAND'S,
Opposite the Virginia Banks, Main street.
4 HAVE Just received fresh supply of FISHING
TACKLE embracing of the rarest most beau
tlu and ingenious contrvances for the anglers
nent have ever had The catalogue is too long put
ma newspapers advertisement. will only mention few
items.
FISHING RODS-A beautiful assortment, including
some most admirable and convenient.
of every sort of material and size
from the minuow to the pike and trout line Lines OF
every kind furnished in the neat and complete
ner-the pretty little minnow line not less carefully fted
out than the larger kinds
FISH HO0Ks-rhe greatest variety, hacing all
old kinds-with some new-among them t!s curious and
successful Maryland hook the cast steel Limerick hook
the superior Virginia hook, &c.
FLOATS-of every observation-disclosures, Flies, and
Reels.
All these articles are selected with care and comprise
the largest and best 4tock have ever had Besides
have variety of her requirements for the comfort and
aocommodat,-(o OF the disciple of Isaac Walton NV
friends arvted to call soo these articles are going
off rapi1y $780,
IMPORTED GUNS.-I am now openine FIVE css~s
5.sEs.95s.gs English Guns, of my own importation.
ca sas and the shooting season is past
e. ~ will sell them at a small advance on
~ prime cost
.oo,..,,..,., Members of the Legislature and
country merchants requested to call on
s. SUTHERLAND,
m MAIN street, opposite the Banks.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-20
ECONOMY as WEALTfq!
FRANKLIN CLOTHING STORE.

TIME subscribers Merchant Tailors would respectful
Il ly inform the citizens of Richmond, and it's vicinity
that they have established, at No. 1872 Main street
Richmond, Va, branch of their Philadelphia Clothing
Warehouse, where they now have ready for inspection
one OF the largest and most superior stocks
Clothing in the city of Richmond of the very best mate
rails and workmanship which will sell from 20 to rs
cent less than any other establishment the city
Also, a large stock of gentemens furnishing Good
such Shirts, Collars Cravats, Pocket Handkerchief
Gloves, Suspenders &c. R. DECOU & Co,
ap 3-3m No. 1872 Main
EAGLE FOUNDRY.-The subscriber having
removed to the large Foundry, just erected by him
and fitted with machinery of the latest and ap
proved STYLE is i'll addition to the manufacture of Tobacco
Flatterng Mills prepared receive orders for Stationary
Steam Engines, Saw and Grst Mills, Agricultural Ma
chimes Tobacco Presses oevey description and all kinds
of Iron and Brass castings He pledges himself to
cute faithfully and with despatch all work entrusted to
him, and respectfully solicits call from his friends and
the public generally.
The highest cash prices paid for old cast iron brass
and copper. PHILIP RAHM,
ap Cary between Pearl and 18th SITS