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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-05
MILLINERY AND DREssMATxING.

GREAT BARGAINS AND GREAT SALES OF PARIS
" and New York millinery at go Broadway Ladies' wish
ing choice bonnet or headdress at reduced price,
VIII do wo TO call and examine Immediately Particular
tsntion given to ordered work and dressinaking.
Alcxnndrino. Millinery Rooms, 80 Broadway.
MILLINERY AND DRKSsMAKING.-MA DAME THYES
Nl from Paris respectfully TO tho ladies
New York that has the latest winter fashions
for hats and dresses, ut 131 Canal street.
MADAME vIRGiNIE MASS. GATE or o. CANAL
l srectJ bcgs TO inform tho ladies' % Rev York sho ha
removed to 7 Broadway opposite Aston piaos whore she
hopes they will favor her With carly ce 70 ber trcnch
millinery showroom
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MOST SAFE, CHEAP, AND RELIABLE
: Rcute.-lS53-ectsb Der arransonsnt-Albany and
inland route. Three daily trains; aocemmoda ten
A. NJ, and two daily express trains, at A NJ. and
b., connecting At Albany with Central line ofrail-
/ also, with the North for Saratoga SPRING. White
lontroal- Tho trains connect with Western and
ID Berkshire railroads at Chatham Fsur Corners,
IN Springs, on and after Monday from tho new de-
/, OF White, Elm and Csatre Streets whef; through
be procured and baggage checked
my For syracuse
nectady, Rochester,
a, Buhals
re also received At Broomo strset and Bowery, and
9TH street and Fourth avenue stations The above
land and receive passengers OILY at Croton Falls
an Four Corners All other trains will leave City
on, corner Of Tryoa and Centre streets, as
!. N. SLOAT, Superintendent
IN AND AMB0y RAILROAD TO PHILADEL-
from pier No. l, North river.Two lines daily, at
And r. n. Accommodation line at 10 A. A., by
u Trenton to South Arboy, ears to Borientowu,
nbeat r. Stockton to Philadelphia. Fars 81 Express
p. N. by steamboat John Potter to Amboy thence
Camden by cars; through in four hours and half.
Returning, leave fhiladslphia at 10 a. II. and
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

ICE TO CARMEN TO KKNEW THEIR IL
snses-The ordinance for licensing aad regulating
tArs and sartmss provides that all licenses shall sx
e last day Of October in each year renewable pre-
nat unsn applied for at such time As may be sp-
the Mayor. Notice Is hereby given, that renewals
to kssP public carts and TO be public eartmen.
lnted ut this efice between the hours OF 10 A. M
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POLITICAL.


~ AT meeting o. the above commsss held At stuyys
SAINT Institute on Monday evening" oo 1855 the following
Resolved Denoer.e Republican Electors Of the
City and New york S
in their respective wards ON the h day October
the places hereinafter mentioned to elect.
Three delegates from zach ward to Judicial Convention
day of October instant at o'clock PM, the
purpose nominating candidates for the offices Of Justice
o the Supreme Court Justices Of the Superior Court
Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas District Attorney
and q Governor of the Almshouse.
delegates from each ward the respective Senatorial
districts meet in convention Tuesday the 18th day
for once senator in each Of said districts
such conventions to be held at the following places
Third Observation-Disclosures 3, g. and o. ut No. ~ yssey
street
Fourth District-wsrds7 TO- 49, and H. at No I79 Madison
Fifth Disrictwsrds s. O. and H. at Heaselden's corner
Of Domnick and yariek streets.
Turnure's Forty street and Sixth avenue
Five delegates from each ward to Assembly Convention
hapas oclockP NJ, to nominate candidates the
ohiee of Member of to be held At
the place holding the primary meetings in the said ward
or other place as the may OK
First 'aey hs u hS a.s ss sse
Second Dsriet-Wards and g. at No. AZ vesey street
Tenth District-Wards II, 49, and "a ut VIM L. "ileys
Fourteenth Distrct-Wards 10 and 20. at Miimens,
Sixteenth Disriot-Wards Is and q, at Henry Smiths
Twenty seventh street and Fourth avenue
18th day Of October instant, at M place
the meetings IN TIE ward or ~ such other
didates for charter officers.
comrttes Of i've from each district for Council
o'clock r. NJ place the said
said District except in such council districts prise an
entire ward where the Councilman shall be nominated by the
Resolved That tho elections for said delegates and commit
t. held in zach yard e. the following passi and under
from the several wards to the General Committee
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ING LINE FOR ALBANY AND INTERMEDIATE
isns.-Tarc ono dollar TO Albany-Aleas served On
The splendid steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Van Wart, will leave the steamboat pier at the foot
rect, third pier above Chambers street, every Mon
in time for the trains going Eaat or West Return.
30 Albany every TUESDAY, Thursday, and saturday,
,ck, A. NJ. N. B.-This boat touches at Yonkers on
sage. For further particulars inquire Of n. r. PUR.
u Jay street.
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al upwards and cartmen Friday, 18th de-
desiring new licenses will apply or after hrst OK
tsr The numbers must DO newly painted o. each
carts, according to Law, and the carts brought to
SIDE OF Chambers street, opposite the CITY Han,
will be inspected and the old LICENSE. after being
4 by the Inspector, must then be presented to the
srshsl for renewal. Cartmen are particularly re-
to apply the days designated above for their re-
numbers. 1t is not lawful to renew licenses after
day Of October Tho attention e all persons kea ping
express wagons baggage Wagons and ether vehicles
transportation OF articles fro pacv to place within
IL directed to the following extracts from the ord
\. Every cart, truck, wagon, dray other vshicls
BY or moro horses or other animals, which shall
nee Of anything Whatsoever from place to place,
the city VI New York, for hire, wages, pay for
snsportation, shall be deemed public cart within
ming of this ordinance; aud svery person who shall
so keep, use drive, employ any such public cart
first obtaining license therefor from the Mayor Of
herein after provided shall be deemed guilty Of
Of this ordnance and subject to tine net exceed
dollars or imprisonment not exceeding ten days, for
fence.
F. II shall not be lawful for any per-
ecsivo or to hold license to keep public carts
bic cartnan, unless he be citizen Of the United
and has family, and rcsides with his sAnily IN said
during the six months preceding, and is tho actual
bo cart or carts with good horses therefor, Ii
be kept as public carts; and tho Mayer may examine
ath all persons applying for holding any snch IL
tho renewal thereof touching their atoms az
d. and all Licenses other than to persons qualified
void.
iar OF his Honor the Mayor
GEORGE c. GLAsIER, First Marshal.
Ofec, September 10. 1853
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%Se w 5 @ wsn
datey after the Of tho Americas passengers
Ds on tie e.
the ssn att rp n ,s
before sss.mrishsa ssaadsny
ssso days. leading the mails from M
rS e ssa @ Of the BY
established that it would say they arc
M ana Will % ape ba arsr a tho Ss
susl tickets will s1 ss S sss liz
e.
to sn
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
a
" :
posaton These are
Apply
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR cALIFoRNIA-
~ Reduction in prices OF Fassage-unted States Mail
witt hs SasaS Mail steam
California Oregon X.finwsll and pana@a-The D.
mail steamship at to for A'pa
foot of Warren the fast sailing OHIO Capt
.hp company. G@s steamer GOLDEN GATE, Captain G. p
Patterson, u N Through tickets to California By these
fayorte steamers be purchased at tho following
First cabin through ticket 800
stssrass, through, found bed and beard 80
gers made IN BY railroad and the facilities f0t
ra sHs e IS q
NEY At the oics IL street, Warren. =
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP, COMPANY
9itsd stats; win 8 dispatched
rIsisSs \
1.s the Office ~ 'iss FoSEa M"
A UsTRALIA-PIoNEER LINE.-THE A. l NEW
h sI p few sy r..sR be as
The Edward shs finest ships
n$assS .hs VIII With
Edvaid will entirely NEW clipper sl:
FL s ff
FoR gFRNyDA AND ST TnoMAs.-THE STEAMER
Capain Sronan Will sail for the aboss ISLANDS
s.
TOR ST. TuoMAs.-TnE BRITISH ROYAL MAIL
steamship DEE, j. c. Parker commander, will sail for
apply sse co. Stone
"a ia as ~ h iGSs ss Sa
free,ern; WEIAKA, Capt. N. King; and WIN. CASTOR,
sssnssias with .hs New York sayaunss Steamship
senssr. taxing i"and route superior
tickets to either Of the above oins and further nfo
nation can be obtained 0s aPr'IsnfT cn + II broadway,
FoR NEW ORLEANS. pIREcT-THE FINE STEAM.
ship BANIEL WEBsTEB, CAPTAIN W,maSki win leave
ock sss s .seesns state "s on dock and f il
ar Tor hsisht 1T 30 cents per cubic foot
''''' ''' s cTHEss SJhR9AS Agent Bowling Green
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY:
wr Ssk 0psS 4 ".S.a p'r d Ssss
Sned States navy viii sail for The above port. on Monday
s.s ssrs lsss ''s sss !. sssa e: ".
Orleans Goods 70 L. Mead Co. Mobile viii b.
sSSs'ss Eli ss%sis
ss VII ;s's s
VIM SsEHssos 'asns broadway.
placc In the line for the faii trade - wy
EK NEy
iaptas K Bsrdi., carrying the Tasd State. mad, viii
aT; 1ass n Il. q .s.,s ". ri.
sa s .irs nsr and IL speed ..d ,srensss and every
DOR Fare om
Ts estate Of Il s sssos 's' sTs:
No s7B korsh ~harves. in savsansh q. A. l.. LAMAR
Ton SAVANNAH AND ILoR,pA-UNITEp STATES
IL Mail Jins.1t. and ndid stewardship ALABAMA,
srtan Geo r. Schenck win leave Wednesday October
from pier Ss Mf T T. mr HYpy Broadway,
iaoa ' ssi' :;
nj; Pistka, SS3.
For CHARLESTON AND rLonIDA-sEMI.wEExLY
u Mail Line-The new dcsble engine steamer
ON H. Adams, Commander, will leave pier No. North
YER on Wednesday Dot g. at O'clock r M precisely.
or reh apply hoard, whore all bills Of lAd!ng will y
signed, and passage The ooe Of SPOFF0RD TILES-
to- Co.. 30 Brcadway. ihroyHh sKsss u FlscadA ~
tonsws-To Jacksonville, e3l 70 PhAexA. SO.
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GE OF PIER OF THE MORNING LINE FOR
my, landing only at Cozzon's dock, (Wess Point,)
{, Poughkoepsie, Kingston, Catskill, and Hudson.
to Albany. Meals served ON board. On aaa after
y, September 20, 1853, tho steamer ARMENIA, Capt.
will lecvo the steamboat pier at the foot of Jay
very Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at O'clock,
nd arrive at Albany In time for the trains going Bast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-05

! AIDES FANCY FuRS.-TuE SUBSCRIBERS STOCE
IL rich fancy furs c NIL Nations Is ready nspeo
and viii be found to comprise the greatest and
sorDept Of NUTS, Guns, Pelcrnes vietorines tippetH
apes 1anas other fashionable garnet In fur
tited ia establisLmont. Some riuh specimens
al Russian Fable amongst this collection, aud
tor expectation Of those valuable skins prghibee
the auccrat ladies will find the prcsoat doSirabj,
pr"rtunity ct purchasing GEO BELPtN MI BrcHdras
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FANCY FJRs.

INTRS AT TIE CRYSTAL ATFs
~ al the sbape. In the Exhibition ctured with
greatest care, IN variety choice skins
re nov seis ~ .he subseribcr ~ moderate prices
ne very splendid designs in rich velvet trimmed
ttl Russian cable Hudson Bay sable roy al ormine sable
tMk stone martin inenos Ayres chnchla Russian lynx
tc sisery pluago Of the grebe from lake Of
nd great variety Of choice 'urs Ladies aud visiters are
especially invited to view lcso very Loautuliny sntons
sparatuJ to their supplying themseves furs for the
CHARLES COOK
Fur manufacturer and skin importer, O2J broadway
Several stuffed sablos sale we'll
tort tie attention 1t naturats which arrived too late
II the ~ etal Palace.
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u,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
j ma steamships.

IKUh NEW fUNh to LfvkHFUUL
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief cabin passage 500
Second cabin passage :: 10
The ships from Boston call at Halifax.
ARABIA, Captain JudLins. AMLKtCA, Captain Leitch.
PERSIA, Captain Ryrie. EUROPA Cast. Shannon.
ASIA, Captain r. G. Lott. CANADA, Captain Stone.
AFRICA Capt Harrison. NIAGARA, Captain Lang.
These vessels clear white light head green
sn starboard bsw; red on port bow.
Africa, Harrison, from New York. Wednesday, 5h Oct
America Lang, from Boston, Wednesday, l2th Oct.
Arabia Judkins from New York, Wednesday 10Th Oct.
Canada Stone, from Boston, Wednesday, 18th Oct.
ASIA Lott, from New York, Wednesday, I'd Nov.
Niagara, Leitch, from Boston, Wednesday, 9Th Nov
Africa Harrison, from New York; Wednesday 10th Nov
Europa, shannon, from Boston, Wednesday, I'D Nov.
Arabia Judkins from New York, Wednesday, 3Uth Nov
Berths n secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon on beard.
Tho of these ships will not be gold
silver, bullion specie ewery, precsus stones metals
less bills Of sdg signed therefor and the value
therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply to
CUNARD Ma A RnwJ;u~ crsa~
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son RIVER RAILRoAD--FALLA ARRANGEMENT
orth,Lssye New York from the office corner Cham
hroush /. four hours from Chambers street. "A n.
wing tho way mail from New YSrk to Poughkeepsis'
Mail train for Albany and Troy stepping at Pseks
,aii stations nerth Of roughkeepss. 10 a. H. -To
u, stepping AZ all stations. II M.-Way train
' % ns' s'PR9s fGafi,' N sas H fs
eIshkccpsis. Hyde Park, Rhinebeck. Barrytown,
ss sIs ran sa9ns A.
.Ff as ssGy Ss spsss IN
sns stopping ssp &. xa ~
4P MIEspress train g Albany md Trey, stop;
and connecting at Albany with western train for
4loP: Me Poughkeepsis, stopping at all way
Tsrrytown, Crugers, Peolskll, Garrison's, Cold
Fi;nhil New mamhurg' P9ufhaeepsie And stations
at ali
$50 P. M.-Emigrant and froig ! train for Albany
b, stopping At all way stations. sP. M:-Throngh
skill Cold Spring, Poughkaspsie, Rhncbeck Tiv.li,
and stuyvosant; II 7. M.-ror Tarrytowu, stopping
~ freight and passenger train, stopping at all sta
icing South leave Troy Engine Station and Albany,
eneer train ' for New York ssop.ns at all maj, sss
cave Troy ats:i5 NJ, and Albany $50 A. Nix
In Tor New York, stopping olfly ut Hudson Rhine
ouFhkeepse, Fishkil Cold Spring and Peokskill.
roy at 1880 A. NJ. and Albany lo:i5 A. Away
,ppng at Castleten, Stuyvesant. Coxsaoks. Hudson,
Tivoli, Barrytown. Rhirobeck. Staatsburg. Hyde
,ughkeepsie, New Hamburg, FishSill Cold Spring,
s. and Peekskll Leave Albany at 2:i5 2. M
epsie way freight train, stopping at all stations.
roy at 800 p. NJ, and Albany 3:45 P. M.--Express
New York, stopping At Hudson, Oakhill, Tivoli,
an, Rhinebeck, HYDE Park Poughksspsie, New Ham
,hl ILL Cold Spring, Garrisons, and Peckskil Leave
It $50 7. MINK fseight and passenger train stop
III stations: Leave Troy at s:l5 p. NJ, and Albany
,vvrn trasu star uinoo ptv 40 HUI,
Peekskill Leave Albany at 7 p. M.-Through
rain, stopping at Stuyvesant Hudson, Tivo Rhine.
Leave Pcughkeepsie fer New York, as follows
|t.-Esy freight train stopping At all stations. $50
Way passenger train, stopping at time table stations
anhattsA. p. Away passenger train, stopping
,tations. Leave Psekskill for Now York at go
250 ind 745 p. NJ, stopping 1t all way sta-
Leave Tarrytown for New York at G30 A. NJ,
at all way stations. Passengers are requested
ire tickets before entering the Tickets Pur
the will DO Ave cents extra. Freight forwarded
est and North expeditously, safely and cheaply
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KEYPORT, FROM THE FOOT OF MURRAY
THE steamboat JOHN HART leaves daily, Sun
feptedJ at O'Clock, A. M and the steamboat KEY
1T O'Clock, r. N. The usual stages run in csnneo-
d the above boats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-05

U,oR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND KICHMoND.-
IL United States Mail Lino.-Tke steamship ROANOKE,
Captain Cavendy nsyss every Tuesday and the JAxES
river o'clock NJ The for passengers
For freight apply board and for
to LUDkAM PEASANTS. 81 Broadway.
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MUSICAL.
NEW FIRST RATE PIANO, TO DE GIVEN IN Elk
N change for board In public private house, for
gentleman and wife. Or tho gentleman would loan
hundred dollars TO respectable who woull furnish
good and board at low price Good security will he
required. Address VIII I'm, Post Once.
LIoR sAIE.FOUR SPLENDID PIANoFoRTEs. PER.
wishing 20 purchase Substantial and cheap article
will find this opportunity. Esquire ut No. 40 East
Twenty seventh street, near Second avenue.
TUILIEN'S MuSIC.-S. G. JOLIIE HAS JUST ISSUED
81 the following opuIar peces:Ths Calfornians new
ot Of quadriles composed by Julien price 50
drlles IRON Juens admired opera of Peter the price
90 eents. Tho English Quadrs from avorite airs composed
by Julien price 90 cents. The American Qaadre Jul
liens obo dou,re price % cents Published and for sale
J0LLlE'S, 80 Broadway.
NEWLY INVENTED PIANOS-THE UNDERSIGNED
IN having stey invented entire scale OF pianos do
draw the attention Of the public to few he hss
lately manufactured, OF the following advantageshsvins
sounding boards, at each end, powerful and
rlisnt s derived and the keys being placed Ia the
centre gives graceful appearance 60 the piano.
GREENE panofrte manufacturer c Forty sixth street DO
Second aud Third avenues oe can be soen at T. H.
chainbers', 3s5 broadway.
DIAHoFORTrs-NEw AND SECOND HAND ROSE
weed pianos superior and snh, very low for oasl
or am JOHN T.. WAKE q CO, Manufacturer
barclay street, opposite College place.
DIhNO FOR Saba SIX AND HALF OCTAVE
rosewood piano for sale. Apply at 80 Woughby street
brooklyn.
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For frsght or passage apply 60
E. CUNARD, Ne. Bowling Green.

LNOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANDES.-THIS POW
srful steamship will sail for the above port on
Saturday October Passage $40 fer first class pas
provisions and stewards fec included but without wae
at moderate rates. Apply 10 E. CUNARD, No. Bowling
Green.
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DERrAMS GIFT EXHIBITION
L OF THE SEVEv MILE MIRROR
Every afternoon and evening" at and tx o'clock.
Gift tickets admitting four persons, ST. each
Road advertisement headed lUe, 600 Gfs.
DERHAMS GIFT TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR EACH
For sale at tho
CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS $50 BROADWAY
From A. NJ. to 10 r. NJ. daily.
Good for four admissions and Gift
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EIFTEENTH WARD;m-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI
electors Of the Fifteenth ward friendly regular
nominations and the Of tho party requested
meet at the Stuyyesant Institute Thursday the GtR
between the hours Of five and o'clock f. M for the
electn delegates to the several conventions
Of the call Of the Democratic General Committee
WM N. MCINTYRE, Chairman.
JoHS GIIaAn, soe'ys
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INOURTH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMIT
tee organized pursuant to tho call of the General Com
utee, Of which Thomas Barr il chairman meeting OF
the above committee will take place this wednesday, evou
ing October 9th at No. q James street az half past
r. Ri. by order, JOHN RIDDEN, Chairman.
JAMES G. SMITH, )c..-...
O'DONNEII. 5e0aetaios'
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VTALLACK'S THEATRE.-EXTRA CARD-rHD
w highly attractive comedy Of THE LOVE CHASE n
postponed till Thursday, 9th nst oonseq Of IN
moss of Mrs Brougham.
Tonight, wednesday, 9Th, THE ROAD TO RUIN WI ~
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T. States mail steamer HUMBOLDT, D. Lines, commander,
will leave for Havrs touching at Southampton to land
mails and passongers Saturday October r. NJ II O'clock
from pier No. North river.
Price Of passage-First class -. :. $40
Do do Second class. ........;....:. -. 70
Luggage not wantod during the shld DO
board the day before sailing marked beow" No freight
will be taken after Thursday, October 20 For freight
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NEW YORK AND GALIF0RNIA STEAMsHIP LINE,
IN via Eicaragua.The Accessory Transit Company OF
Nicaragua in advance Of the mail
Only line giving through tickets including the Hshmus
crossng.-The new double engine steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT $500 tons burthen will leave from pier No North
river Mt o'clock precisely for San Juan dol Norto
Wednesday Qs.ehsr o9nnsotng with the new and favor
route having but twelve mles Of land trans
potaton These steamers unsurpassed in their ventia
apply only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. 8 Bowling
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-14

A UNIONS, POTATOEs, APPLES, Sc.
W 90 bbls silver skin Onions
100 bales large pink eye Potatoes
100 do Baldwin A pIes
10 bbls No Mackerel
II halt do DO
25 erces large Coffh
Landing per schooner Courier, and for salaby
ia l H, w. TYLER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-14
:" Ut TERMS
DAILY RlCHffOND TIMES.


The DAILY TIMES is published at SIX DOLLABS
per annum, payable in advance.
ADVERTISING--Foron one SCARE of FIFTEEN LINES
eS rst insertion SO cents and every succeeding in
sertlon 25 cents.
Thrice doeck-For square, first insertion 621 cents;
every succeeding insertion 371 cents.
1wicea ueek once week-For square, first in
sertion every succeeding insertion so cents.
Advertisements gilmore than square, will be charged
the proportion according to the number of squares
But the advertisement exceed square, any
Der offu squres by less than eight lines the additional
lines will be charged ahalf square, if it exceed one
square, number ofu squares by eight nes the adj
ditional lines will be charged full square.
The number of insertions of Advertisements must be
ted the MS they will be inserted until ordered to
be stopped and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 80 lines and in
that proportion for advertisements OF greater ength and
$50 for Is lines and in that proportion for advertisements
greater length except Auctoneers who charged
500 paper ncudedfo for all sales before their doors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-14

Miles dress Gators and patent leather Shoes
Dress Cater Shoes double soes
French cafand gaiter Shoes, for winter
Boys aud childrens Boots and Bootees
Servonts Boots Buskins aud Brogaps
Ladies' and cIdrens cheap Caters and Shoes
All ofwhich will be sold at such prices AZ will maintain
the reputation of the Ladies Saloon for good goods a
moderate rates WHITE Il PAGE.
rs Main street,
no 10 3doors below Dooey's Hat store.
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GREAT AIMS


For FALL AND WIN.
TER-BUOTS, SHOES
TRUNKS, &c.-We are now
prepared to furnish every de-
scription Of Fal and Winter
Goods, by the case, dozen, or
single pair. Our stock OF
Shoes for ladies', misses and
servants, is unrivalled Oui
stock OF gentlemen's dress
Shoes aud CATERS embraces
more styles Of staple and fan
cy Dress Goods than have
ever been offered before
the people of Virginia.
Also, agents call, kip andthic
Boots
Do water proof and dress
Roots a.veral stylea
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-14
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

TGNEEE steamboat CURTIS PECK Captain John Da.
u Wis will on and after Thursday next 2sb inst leave
the wharf at Rockets regularly every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday mornings, 81 o'clock precisely for Ports
mouth and Norfo k-returning the P will leave the
wharfin Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
mornings at the hour 81 O'clock and touch at ali
of the regular landings the river going and return
ing.
Passage to Ceke's or Grove wharf. 81 so
Passage to Portsmouth and Norfolk - Q 90
Children under 10 years of age half price,
Servants to any point on the River above Grove
Through to Portsmouth and Norfolk. .. 50
Meals, so cents each.
% HASKINS TIPRy
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-14
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