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W,0Yns d, Children.

E Children from the frat to the 1nth Of their
be oseI with worms either the Causa,
greatly aggavae these dlseaRs children Of ng
WINER,S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
confidently recommend to tbs public certain
Worms Children. Parents should THE
their children exhibit the ptom which Indicate the
Of the stomach and b9N II they will this
them that will have per
fsctly safe desperation and being patab EASILY
Uttered than other preparation the kind Judge
yourselves.
Price, only u cents pha Sold Wholesale and retail BY
j WRIGHT B Co.,
Ghartres atree Agent The Tinted STATE.
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MuLEs.-seren thousand five hundred mules have pass
ed through tol-gate in Kentucky on the road to
Cumberland Gap this season. destined for Georgia and
South Carolina The mule crop this year estimated at
SO cent larger than usual Prices however very
high Notwithstanding
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u. II. Steel,

117 u. -. Steel,
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
6(D m@ CAMP STREET -@ OU
~ ALWAYS ON HAND, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LAW English Frsnch MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOOL
BOOKS CLASSICAL AND LITERARY WORKS. CHEAP PUB
LEGATIONS, ETC 5.=-5
II STATIONERY, DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
az BLANK BOOKS AND CARDS Of every description.
kT PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING executed with
dispatch.
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AND HOE / CO.'S CELEBRATED PRINTING PRESSES
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SesreH Z. Taylor, g.
s2oots, sseoes and nroaana,
Day and Boarding school
FOR Y0ITN(s J,ADTEc

CONDUCTED RY MRS VI D DIMrrRY
IF nsuon THIS DAY, September l.! is5s
opened Session. ready Beard
ers Half Boaraers and Day Scholars.
Nonew angsd sysns superficial nstue,on, of
questionable pfopty adopted. raid ,ifto
physical welfare tho moraItrspS sndiniclectaa4 se;
OF The ppFii,
great advantages for learning
language
Apply By letter at the Institute, TIvoLr Circle
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
70 THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
IN The sNattnnal Line.
Further by che Baltic.
THE, EASTERN Q QUESTION.


mon between Russia and Turkey A dispatch from vi
enna states that the arce for indefinite PERIOD
and on the credit Of this the French and English funds
advanced materially Another dispatch says that the
armstice declared III order to give time for the new
proposition of the four powers to reach Constannope
This further strengthened the funds Another account
stated that the armstce conditionato have effect
only in Omar Pasha had not already commenced hos
es and to extend to the LIST of November This report
depressed the stock markets
RIors ESeLAsp-Terrible riots had taken place at
Wghan in Lane ashire, by the operatives and Golfers
Much property was destroyed and the military called
out. @ #
By TIT Southern Line.
GREAT sroRM-MAILs DETAINED.
BosroN. November IA,
great storm prevailed here yesterday spreading
large portion Of Massachusetts, and Connecticut. The
railroad tracks washed away several places and the
mails are detained in consequence,
MR.. ATHERTON.
BosroN, November II,
dispatch from Manchester, N. H. states that there
is no hope of Mr.. Atherton's recovery
LATER FROM CHINA.
FLIGHT OE THE EMPEROR.
New YoRK, November Is.
The Baltic brings later accounts from China Letters
from Canton state that the Emperor had fed to Tarar
and were within six days march Of that capital
| DEPARTURE OF KOSZT.4.
NEW YORK, November Is.
The Baltic brings the intelligence that Martin Koszta
left SMYRNA on the 18th Of October in bound
D's''l' NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
| NEw YoRK, November 49,
There has been an active inquiry to-day the cotton
here the sales embrace $500 bales at steady
| prices.
- NEwYoRK, November II.
Felix Lacoste French Consul at this port, died here
yesterday
DEATH OF SENATOR ATHERToN.
BosroN, November Is.
A dispatch from Manchester to-day announces the
| death OF Senator Atherton.
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
BosroN, November Is.
The election in this State took place yesterday Stuff
Gent returns have received to show that there is
choice for Governor by the people. The wings hay.
carried the Legislature The Constitution rejec
ted by large majority. +. -.
THE DEMOCRATIC QUARREL.
! WASHINGTON, November 10.
The meeting of the national democrats in this city tool
place last night announced Resolutions were passed
denouncing the reesoers and congrauating the hard
of the State NewYcrk the triumph of their prnci
pies Some disturbance was created by ofice-holder
| during the meeting but it was suppressed.
| soNTAG AND TILE CHILDREN.
/ BALTIMORE, November Is.
Madame Sontag to-day gave grand concert, gratui
tousy to children of the public schools in this city
The attendance immence, the concourse embracing
about 5000 children soutag has been very successful
| here.
| ALABAMA LEGISLATURE.
| MONTGOMERY Ala, November a.
| The Legislature met here to-day and organized. VIM
4 b. Martin was elected President of the Senate and -
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CHARLESTON AND sAvASsAH RALRoAp CONVENTION.
Railroad Convention Charleston adjourned the 9th
appointing committee of to memoralize the
Legislature Of Georgia South Carolina for charter
connect the cities by the shortest route The
same commtte also authorized to take the necessary
measures for surveying the route immediately.
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SAILING OF sTEAMERs-The steamer Sarah Sands left
Quebec on the 4h for Liverpool with large number of
passengers.
The steamship Niagara left Boston the 9th for Liver
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Mr.. GEORGE JAMIsos-This gentleman arrived in this
city yesterday morning from ST. Louis and will commence
engagement at tie ST. Charles tomorrow evening,
which occasion he will persopate hgomar in The Barba-
rian We notice in las St Louis papers most favorable
mention of him. which he deserves doubt Mr.. Jamis
son is an actor of marked ability.
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1s- Messrs. Editors: Please announce that
il VIM c. BUDD Esq., will consent be Candidate for JUDGE OF
DISTRICT COURT resignation
mis- II FRIENDS.
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90 77"7 n
.NediCOL IeIt Books,
EU- FOR SALE ny
THOMAS l.. WHITE,
1O5 CANAL STREET, los

Comprising works on PRACTICE. PHYSIOLOGY, SURGERY
CHEMISTRY NfATERIA MED1cA and THERAPEUTICS, MID
WIFERY and ANATOMY g5
MEDICAL DICTIONARIES. I'D H.
WOOD 4 BACKS U. S DlSPENSATORY..
p The above by approved Authors last edn ana useo III
the Medical Colleges Of the United States
tB MEDICAL STUDENTS srs invited TO call md examine the
stock Of MEDICAL BOOKS for sale at a8s
MA a.p 1O5 Canal street.
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To the Ladies'.

NJ A D A NJ P i A EN-
~ Respectfully offers her services the Ladies Orleans o
ihs treatment Of tie following diieasesS PROEAPsgS ETERt
WHITES, PR0FUSE AND PAINFUL MENSrRuATi6N EN-
GoRGEaEsT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
Theeatnent adopted by her IL ht which has afptora
tbs most Distinguished Surgeons Of Para York an
ta ueee here Of which abs has ample testimony many
respectable ladies Hhs Can efar nEde thai
of the Uterus not Of nature can DC cured.
MADAM herself exclusively to the diseases LADIES'
can be consulted DAILY, al Aerresdence,
myi8 spt 1873 ct, ,Iosenh s,re.t
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A.sS IL. hsSaNJ 8 SOs,
corner Canal and Royal streets,
tF- just splendid Of FRESH and
FASHIONABLE GOODS their already well assorted stock
steamship United States VIZ.
s CLoAKs MANTILLAs AND PELIssEs.
ssylss-RgctiELIEu, ,,,,,, @uz
BAyApERE ROBES,
BARBOUR
CtiAILY
vALENClAS :.
THIBET 5@ua 49,
MUSLIN DE LAME ROBES.
SCOTCH PLAID CASHMERE; 49,
5.@ CASHMERE D,ECossE, all eooIs;
.9.Ts@ 5z$@ MUSLIN DE LAME, all colors
LADIES' CLOTH all soors;
4-a5 PLAIN BLACK SILK Of all descriptions
Is FIGURED SILKS, styles;
RICH BRocApE and DAMASK SILKS; ~
FLouSCED ROBES, new styles;
BAYADERE FRENCH CALICOES;
COLORED GROUND BRILLlAN1S, very rich;
BLACK and WHITE GRAPE COLLARS and SLEEVES;
BLACK LOVE Wells 14aa,e
BLACK LACE Wells III. =-
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED HANDKERCtIIEFS;
FRESH PARAsoLs AND GLOVES.
rF complete assortment a HOUSEKEEPING GOODS which
| they will sell at very law prices. a&r s5,~
IL They would cali particular attention to neif stock Of
and pAMAsKS, of which the following comprise q few
IA IRISH LINENS, Of 'anture, from 1t mp
81 81 PILLOW LINEN, from 10 cent? upi
| lo.o 1914 LINEN SfIEET1SGi
I Il as, "a and IA PLAIN aai DAMAsE NAPKINS;
s4t3 a4-l PLAIN DAStASK CLOTHS;
E DIAPER anil DAMsSK TOWELS.
FRENCH C0LuRED BIRD TABLE SETS;
splendid DIAPER Aad DAMAsK, suits7e lIaes
T. Boarding houses, etc, etc..
1914 henvy LINEN nAAAsk from 50 esuts up;
| TABLE DAMAsK NAPKINS, from 200 dozsn pp
4 CRASH ETC., etc.
P. S r. REILLY & CO,
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Odsl FellO,cs' Hall Rail Room.
5 = SERIES Of 55z
EIGHT SELECT SOIREES.
w The Subscribers t the Series Select Soree TO be given the
requested Office of Ball
WEDS the 18th instant, o'clock, the purpose
appointing Managers adopting regulations for tie
the
EF The oce Of the Ball the Of the building
LAFAYETTE opened O'Clock MIA
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Fan and sF'intes. Clothing.
F. STRIN GER & CO.,
No sS Camp street.
Es Ars receiving styles Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR,
Super Black and Fancy Colcred Cloth
FRoCk DRESS COATS,
OFFICE and BUSINESS COATS,
=" OVERcoATS and PALET0TS
variety French English American Plain and Fancy
CASHMERE FANTS; .5.5. .5..- :
d SILK and VELVET VESTS;
CASHMERE and pRAP DOR VESTS;
Plain and Rich Figured SATIN SCARFs CRAvATS
a.-. JOuvIN'S KID CLOVES
UNDER GARMENTS HOSE, SILK MERINo, FLAN-
MEL, COTTON, etc;
SUPER LINEN and LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS, warranted
we'll
SOLE LEATHER TRAVELLING TRUNKS, of the best philadelphia
Manufacture. mis- 2m9p
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THE ORIGINAL u CAMPBELL MIHsTRELs.-0dd Fellows
Hall well filled last night with fashionable audience
to witness the performance Of this excellent company Of
minstres Every thing passed of pleasantly. Additional
lights had been placed upon the stage and the acting
effective than on Monday evening. Eph Horn and
Neweomb gave evidence of talent that is but rarely wit
messed in Ethiopian entertainments Every song and
received with rapturous applause They per-
form night and give entire change of programme
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ST. CHARLEs-The melo-drana of !" Ingomar the Bar
barian and The MILDLY Ashore will be the bill the
St Charles this evening. Mr. Jamison will appear in the
former
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DIR. Edo. .gessner E0se,
DRuGGIsT, No. rs Camp st.
fs- DR. E. J. coxEs PREPARATIONS in extensive use f5r
nearly fteen yea have by ir acquired
unsurpassed sqaasi BY ist North
SOUTHERN COUGH SFRUP.
+ EXTRACT oF CofAlyA, sARsAPAniL1A AND cuBEss
AMERICAN COUGH LpzE.NGES.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER.
MANENT CURE Oh THE PILES.
aa Prepareda Eo.7s Camp street, by eoxE aai for
sale by Druggists generally ia sptt
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HEAVY RouBrsY ST, Louis-Mr. Morgan sacket. of
Terra Haute Ind robbed in st Louis the Sth of
sl4S55 at the Virginia Hotel II consisted in part of
ten $500 notes the Bank of Russellve The remain
der in Kentucky money We have not been able to
learn the full particulars of the affair
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~ Messrs. Editors: Please announce that
if WILLIAM HAIL. ESD will consent be Candidate before tile
Democratic Nominating Convention for the JuDGEsHP Of the FIRST
DISTRICT COURT the resignation Of the Hon. John
Larue he will be supported by FRIENDS. nils
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TIN GRofos Aautpeor.-rhe monthly statement Of tbs
Croton Aquedue for October shows receipt of Al
and an expenditure Of $4,000 being gain Of $4,000
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SALES OF REAL Decentralization is called to the
advertisement of A Beard May, giving notice Of
extensive sale of real estate take place the ih
Banks Arcade.
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Mg- Messrs Editors: Please announce Col
A. P. FIELD for JUDGE of the FIRST DISTRICT COURT
oblg, his MANY FRIENDS. nI5 tilo
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re- Our neighbor, the True Delta has lately changed
its type and of the finest looking newspapers
in the South The True Delta is well-managed and
liable newspaper, and glad to note the lourshng
and independent position in which it appears be
nlaepl :
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ALABAMA LEGISLATURE.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, November a.
The Legislature met here to.aay and organized. VIM
B. Martin was elected President of the Senate and -
Phelan. principal Clerk In the House of Representa-
tiyes William Garrett elected Speaker and NJ Ora
hal Gerk-all democrats.
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GEoselA--The official vote Governor was eountep
at Misdgeville the 9TH and the result follows
Johnaon. Al 63s, Jenkins, ALPS; Gilmer Berren
Johnsen's majority jenkins 5la votes.
Governor johnson was inaugurated and de-
yerea hs inaugural on the 9Th, to large multitude of
people who gathered from all parts tho occasion The
inaugural bali off the evening and grand
affair
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Shirts Shirts =! Shtyfs!!!
LEIGHTON & CO.'S ~
ES Gentlemen invited to take adyantsg
supplying themselves SHIRTS quality beautiful
ing from several lses Just received Psiee, NINE DOLLARS
HALF DOZEN Tbs eek every of
READY MADE LINEN, UNDER CLOTHING and GENTLEMENts
FURNISHING GOODS, will found every thing
and fashionable, and the prices above with
ne SHIRTS made any at5le. Soe address.
c. LEIGHTON j CO.'S First premlam.sh
of Emporium, Charles
Tar! Tar! Tar =.
s ane lot Of CYPRESS BARRELS just
than sular article city, by
MD st7p E. J. WHITE, New Basin,
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The only ausion which made to the Secretary Of War
having any relation to the first charge Of wholly
dfferent character to that alleged arragned General
Pierce Before the people, for betraypg the Compromise
and its friends in the face Of all his professions by bring
ing its enemies into power To sustain this charge re-
viewed position Of each member of his Cabinet
showed that not one of them were identified with that
great and that the fidelity Of each of them to it
might DO justly questioned stated that Col. Davis
had in the Senate, voted against its leading
beaten by Gov Foote of Mississippi mainly account
of that opposition then proceeded to show that the
policy Of the government WIS just such as might have
been expected from such combination That its ami
mating principle the cohesiYe power of the public
plunder' which all invited who would join and
support the Coalition whether they Freesoilers Dis
unionists Compromise These the positions
which every where maintained during the late canvass
and unfortunately for the country the was
constantly furnishing additional evidence for their sup
port 1t union with the of the Constitu
ton and the South that denounced consider disloy
atty to the Federal Union, itself virtue when compared
to the serve baseness of consentng and maintaining
coalition with the Buffalo Freesolers Traitors who
for the last five years have been openly yindcatng the
larceny Of slave property backing to resistance
Of Constitutional laws passed for protection and ex
s.ing them 70 the murder OF those of our citizens who
10 recover their property under them Aud
N me lowest deep there yet lower deep the
Administration have reached it Not with taking
men TO their besoms under the fraudulent pretex
n. .ley nave Deem ceansed by being dipped into the
nsny common sewer Of government patronage, the Ad
mlnlstFation has combined with them to crush and
tramPle under foot the friends Of the Constitution
na ING ss9,a IN the Northern States It Openly sus
tains John Van Buren, and his mercenary gang ~ Fr
soilers IN their warfare against Dickinson Rronsoo
oConnor anu lnen patriotic in New York who
nave lo THESE political leper on the ground
but weaken the force Of its naked statement Noue
Well done, Mr.. Robert Toombs! IT'S n1e.sont
to witness this fight of the enemies Of the ron,
promise. about their respective fidelity tot and
the Union And now will vest and enjoy tbe
expectation of either Mr.. Daviss reply, or q
his pocketing your epithet of poltroon" Yer
lily, this adroit Administration has struck
profitable vein Of epistles!
Heaven 1rst sent letters for some wretch's aid
Some fcurYy statesman, bothered and afraid
They live they Breathe they speak what love nsl
Warm from the heart and faith feel to its fires
The spois-man's wish without his fears mpart
Excuse the blush and pour out all the heart
Speed the soft intercourse from soul to soul,
And watt spoil from Indus " the pole IN
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OUR JOB OFFICE.

DEARD, J. A. & MAY, Auctioneers, APP
D pratsers. ete. Banka AIsale. New Otenna.
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BOOK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING

are ealnie5 BY any other Office in th9 eiss.
s MATERIAL Of The aud approved pattern.
conaasy addition. 81 de and
beauttu yes
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FIRST DISTRICT CorgT--Jidge Lurue.--Thos.
Williams alias Brown and Thomas Patterson were yestsr
day tried before this court charge Of larceny and
found guilty.
John Pocus and Catharine Adams alias Heyer,
tried separate simiar charges and found guilty
the latter recommended to mercy BY thejury.
The case of Michael Horican, charged with
assaulting watchman with to kill was not dispos-
ed Of, the jury failing to agree
RECORDER WINTERS CoURT-Ftrs District
John stups was yesterday arragned for carrying bull
dogs and other deadly weapons in his pocket and for
causing said bulldogs to bark in the streets John
was fined. 5.a== .=z5z
MORE ISsANiTY.-Cases of unsound mind APP
pear to multiply charge Of this import was yesterday
made against Catherine Leahy and she to the
Asylum.
CtrTISa.-Mary Keenan, and Margaret and
Mary Geenan yesterday arrasned before Recorder
Winter the charge of having assaulted and the
hand With knife, Ellen Mcdonald The affair will
be inquired into to-day.
LARcENlEs. Racer was up yesterday
before this Court charged with stealing watch from
Bernard King, at the New Basin Fixed for the 10th
slave arrested and arragned be fore this
Court for stealing wood. She placed under bond Of
| $500 for her appearance
ASSAULT Win INTENT ~ htLi1.--tau aIHuaVlt
against John and Eliza Spencer charging them
with assaulting Ellen Collins in deadly manner
John it appears, armed with and Eliza with
stick and between the two Ellen had but small chance
for her lite Case fixed for November II.
FURIOUS DRIyING,-James German was yes
teray arragned the charge Of driving his dray
small boy at the of Julia and Tchoupitouas
streets in the early part of the present MONTH thereby
injurins him severely Thee is but of hundreds
which occur In this city and until the ordinance respect.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-12
TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES is published at SIX DOLLAB5
per annu,1i payable in advance.
ADVERTISING-Foro one SCARE of FIFTEEN LINES
less first insertion 50 cents and every succeeding In
serton 25 cents.
Thrice aeeeFor square, first insertion 62l CENTS
every succeeding insertion 37l st.-s.-s 5
Ttricea aceek, ceek-For square, first In
serton rs cents; every succeeding insertion so cents
Advertisements gilmore than square, will be charged
the proportion according the number of
But if the advertisement exceed square, any num-
Der offu squres by less than eight lines the additional
lines will be charged ahaf square, it it exceed one
square, any number ofu squares by eight lines the ad
ditional lines will be charged as 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 leng and
$40 for IS lines and in that proportion for advertisements
ofgreater length except Auctoneers who charged
500 paper ncuded) for all sales before their doors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-12

- VALUABLE REAL IL r A It Il ON
Gs:W M L N STREET FOR 4SALE.-I wish TO sell
the half acre Lot which my stemmey u.s. fronting
feet Main street. at the of 9TH street This pro
perty at small expense, may be turned into manufac-
turing establishment. AS ssemmery,it has exceen
screws and presses.
Terms of payment will be made easy any one dis
POSED to purchase. Apply to JAMES GRAY
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-12

- HOUSE FOR RENT.-For rent, a dwell
ling house End STREET. between Main and Frank.
lin at present occupied by Mr. SamueP Lathrop. Pos
session given the LIST May. Apply to
NH "a tl JAMES GRAY F.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-12

II OUIs j. BOsSIEUX, No. 1917, Main
IL street, corner above Pearl wholesale dealer in
store the largest stock in the city which he particu
ay invites the attention of country merchants and the
trade generally Ha NH ~
MAGIC LANTKRNs-Forb the amusement OF
1vA children, with handsome paintings just re-
seived for sale by .fsi. .l.
apps NJ ZIMMERMAN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-12
DAVID CURRIE.

af5<k FOX SOS TO N-ft,st Vesse.-rhe SUI
- perior fine fast sailing regular packet schooner
SHARON, CAPTAIN Prentss Thacher, having portion
OF her cargo engaged and going board, win sail with
al possible Dispatch For balance ofeight of pack
tons, apply to ''''NS'TF q
ap ~ AEELtAfEfQ4 II DAVID CURRIE.
~ EOR NEW YOKK.--The clipper schono 2
49, TENNESSEE, will be ready receive freight on
MONDAY, and wi have dispatch; freight or passen
gers taken at the going rates.
NH 20 EDMOND. DAVENPORT & co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-12

2MM Lbs sMITHFIELD BACON, re
COOO ceivng, for sale
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-12

En- FOR HALIFAX, N s.-The superior fast
:ssA4R sailing brig GLE ORGE WASHINGTON, Captain
Micnper having the greater portion of her cargo en-
gagged and going board will sail with all possible dis
patch For balance OF freight apply to
ap4 -,-7r Hf---.- DAVID CURRIE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-12

- FOR RENT, the upper part of tenemen Nos
G.& &c Main street. one door below he subrcriber.
price $50, also. large store, apply to
Sc 10 RAGIAND e. RR6TiJER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-12

FT"bAUCU FACIVKN FVES ESENT--
Gray's large Tobacco Factory. on Main street. is Of
fered for for the balance of the year. tits now ready
for operation, having eight screws, and all other
fixtures ofevery description whatsoever for carrying on
large business 1t has goodswe house, and large
yard attached. Apply to
NH 81 TOLER & COOK AGENTS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-12

4 LIE AND CID R.-5O bbs and half barrels j.
~ Btvridgss Newburg Ale: 80 bbls Newark Cider; Ian
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