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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-12

EeOGLE'S Amole, or vegetable shayino
~ compound, furnishes magical assistance to q
dull razor, aays all rritations Of the skin and pro.
notes healthy color and sofness of compexioI -
Sold by the inventor, William Boyle 227, flashing
ton Street, Boston. wIvle
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M -
G. Y ". fys

Prominent BEAUTY, in man or woman, demands
fine haIr, ant sot, smooth complexion Bcglr's
Hyperion Fluid for the hair, and his II, beaona for
The publication oI tie skin, aye unsurpassed IN quull-
lies OF nIornment. Sold by tie inventor, William
DO-le, ~, w assn ngton stree, Boston. W'!wI
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nlarrie0,

In Milton, on Tuesday, July ID by Rev. Mr. J
Dougherly, Mr.. CHARLES l.. HERRICK, OF Bos
ton, TO MISS MARIA BAGLEY of Milton.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMpI ANTS

No remedy that has been offered to the public has ever
been pay as Certain and Ge"al in c0rrcng All IN Incl.
GENITAL iredfncsSfs and irregularities female SEX as
. fHdNIS PGLNONARI BALSAN 1t make. differ.
en- whether the arrangement be sryrcssD, rrrcs or
slu ""f'Wdt Wf0hhess-it rPhto'rs Az, strengthen.
ing the system, e7udli-jHg the crHi iD and so0,hHP and
1'"yHg NERVOUS lRRlTABlllTY. Sec our Pamples
. Lri. rl,1E
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DIR. CORBEIT'S HIGHLY
COnccnt'd .SgrHp of iStrSd!uriId !

] It's an undcniabe fact that no medic ne eve
brought before the publ, has proved so beneficial
in cases Of Diseased Blood, Liver Obstruction
,Scrolulous faint Consumptive Habit and all cut
aneous affections, as that OF DR.. Cogbet's! The
distinguished Professor Hayes slys 1t ought t,
have preference as the formula exhibits the uuiol
iot some vi the best OF our native medicinal roots and
ipnnls with substances Of the highest rcpule as re-
medal agents, ana does not include any metallic
Compound"
But read what Druggists say, whose well known
characters give iull assurity to its virtues
The Compound Concentrated Syrup of Sarsa.
parlla. made by the United Society at Canterbury
IS prepared with great care, and ,he Incrensng de
nand Tor it Is positive proof OF us good effects 1t
rs now prescribed by most OF the Physicians in Bos-
ton and elsewhere, which is the best evidence that
they give 1t preference any other preparation
iot Sarsoparllla offered to the public.
Since It's introduction, its reputation has been
constantly increasing, and It's popularity extending
IN every direction, being recommended by most dis
,tinguished physicians.
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Henry y. Fisk's Estate.

lTTfIF NUBNUKIBEKN HAVING BEEN Ap.
y pointed by the Honorable Probate Cour', ior:the
district OF Grand Isle. Commissioners TO receive rx
amino and adjust all claims and demands of oil ncr
sousagans shr estate of Henry S Fisk late Of Istl
liza Mott, IN said district deceased represented iuso-
vent, and tn, term Of six months from the I'd d,y ut
June; 1850 lowed TO the creditors Of said DECEASED
to exhlb and prove their respective claims before ia
Do give notice that we will attend to the Jpiss ~,
our appointment Mt the dwelling house Of widow Ma
~ FISK, in Is e La Mott, in said district on the 81
day OF September and , day OF December next. a,
O'Clock oitc.n on ench o. said days
WILLIAM DAWSON.
HIRAM HALL,
Isle In Mott June 90, 1850. w1w3
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MT CENTRAL RAILROAD

v COMPANY. A special meeting of The Stock.
holders is hereby called at Windsor, Vermont on
Tuesday, the 9th day of July next, . o'clock p. Nj
and Canada Railroad and the other ARRANGEMENT,
connected herewith
By order of the Directors.
E,P. WALTON, Jr Clerk V. G. r. r Co.
a June %, 1850 dNwlJi
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OAK ORCHARD ACID STRINGS,
NESEE COUNTY, NEW YORI
A-ALysls rY JAMES Chiffon Jew YoRH
F.oM Owe GALLnN OF WATER:

4 F@oM ONE GALLON oy WATER:
4 Free Sa'phDric Acjd 81 96 Silica, l,Oi
NUptdtc NJ Lire, 30 81 Crganic ErtGcfire
: rofo- lptatc HO0. 1872 matter, 3,2s
! NUlphnfc Of AjHmiH0, 96-
!, SolphGte oi -poe"6sia,o,2s Grains 1876
aTNlE,WATERS of these celebrated Me-
\ L dcinnl Springs have also herl analysed by
4 Prof. l.. EirmoIis, Of \ ,bnnY and Prot b. Simau
|, r., Yale College. There eight of these springs,
hut only the waters OF three have been submitted for
sanHiy,is. The component parts are similar TO the
above, varying, however, in strength in given quan-
thy. IL: st waters have been submit ed Tor exami-
, nation to various medical gentlemen, and large
whonI are tn following:
! DE-. Il. RoMEYN BECK, Albanv
1 De. JAMES MNAUGHToy, -
DR.. EpwArp SPaINe, New York.
De. 5. p. WHITE, "
DR. RuBEET CAMPBELL. PWSfe'd Mass
These waters have been found beneficial in the
following
DISEASES!
; Chronic Dauhea, Chronic Oph:hania,
4 Chronic Dyspepsia CalcuOus Affections
Diseases OF the SKIN, Chronic Pbarynritis
Chronic D,srnlcly General Drb,hty
Loss 81 Apptuei Humid Asthma
. Diabetes and Cysiifis, Chronic Laryucris
Chronic MucUGsCaarrh, LucorIhea and Gleeis
sihe"
These waters lave been very extensively used in
the neigEbOrhOod oithe Springs for scvca wears ana
invariably with beneficial results in the class of dis
eases above enumerated
They have been sufficiently tested 10 warrant the
Fproprletors in introducing them the public Is n safe
Hud III many instances, sure natural remedy, es-
prclally IN diseases OF the stomach and bowels and
Tor weakness and general debility. They have alss
lnade large expenditures in the erection OF commo
dlous houses aud other improvements on the grounds
Sold by Druggists and Merchants in the United
States aud Canauas
:. Al orders addressed to GEO. W. MERCHANT
Lockpor y. \ will be promptly executed
Sold also by J. A. Peck, Burlington; G.. c. Mich
OILS, Iastlelon; + Huntington, ". Soragur, Yer
gennes 5. 7. Peck, Bennington A. Robinson &
Co., Bennington Center b Harmon North Beam
ington; VIM. 7. Moorcsr 1tisburgh D. S Wmght.
Whitehall ScarleuS 'sn, Burlington.
Jan IL, $50 w4Swi
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Northern Railroad

NEW YORK.
NARS run between Lake Champlain and Cha.
~ teaugay daily, Sundays excepted, as follows
Leave Rouses Point, at 81 P. NJ.
Leave Chateaugay, at 81 p NJ
Passengers who leave Rouses Point in the morn
ing will reach Ogdensburgh the same day, by taking
the Stage at Chaleaugay on the arrival OF the Cars
lat that place. Stages leave Ogdensburg IN the morn
sCha,eaugay for Rouses Point. On the arrival of the
Cars at Rouses Point, the passengers can 90 imme-
deately on board the boats which run north and
south on Lake Champlain.
CHARLES l.. SCIILATTER, Surf.
June 1850. dEwif
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Enm Embellishments.
Commissioners Notice.
Samuel Bunker's Estate.

FIVE THE SUBSCRIBERS, hnving been mn.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
fpr the District OF Chitirnden commissioners Ia re-
ceivc examine and adjust b. Gains and demands
ct all pelsons against the e.tate 81 Samuel Bunker,
late Of Huntington, IN said District deceased repre-
ned insolvent, and also a. claims and temands
exhibited in offset thereto and six months from the
dly OF the date herro', being allowed by said Couri
Tor that pnrpos' we do therefore hereby give notice
that We will attehd 10 the busp'ss OF our appoint.
ment, NJ Tue dwelling e John Ellis in Huntington,
in said District on the last Wednesdays Of Scpiem.
Ter and November mex, at 10 O'clock, a. VI on
each ui said DAYS
Dated, hi. 9TH day Of June, A. D., 1850.
WM. $, HHURHI,BuT 5 commissi' ners.
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f(lNSlLMPT llN

In h thrstani2cd and civilized countries has caused
larger proportion Of deaths than other alady that n
ics the human family and until within few years there
ns nni ben any o'a'a remedy to stop the devastation Of
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!, a119 , I.'1'51.% $ s@,s' e.,
Z >y}s9SS,g-7 ~? ..s, tlactor the original aut
- - --S-'ie- only genuine, IN new
Etf8syP.Tes s7ss3iJs envelope and much larg
Il SsA1a~@S>A-l-sSa3asP or boxes.
d FRAUD Couutcrlcitors Of Dacy's Extractor, in inc
god lIrHppcr, flood the market, avoid as yuu would
sposon for to use it is a. dangerous!
Il No Article but Dalcy's Genuine Extractor car
Fcheck inflammation instantly, entirely subdur the
pain of the worst Burns and Sca!dS in from one &c
10 minutes, and cure the sotCs without scarf Piles
! Salt Rhcum, Cuts, Hounds Bruises, Sores and In
famed Eyes, lullmmatory Rheumatism, Chblains
Ola ana nveteratc Sores 1t cures radically and pos
ltlvey 1t never fails and there is no mistake, only
get the genuine Daily Salvc.
GROSS IMPOSITION
I CAUTION TO DEALERS! Interruptions vendors of
counterfeit Extractor, put up the spurious and dele
tcrlous stuff, with few boxes of the genuine Daily
Salye in each dozen. under well initiated hut
Counterfeit Wrapper Of the Old Size, and thus fir
, 1t to dealers at reduced price This Bat takes
with many dealers, but the con!iding sufferer who
happens to use the counterfeit and poisonous stuff,
pays ihe penalty Of the fraud aggravated disease
ulsighy drtJrmity resulting from severe burns and
wounds and, not unrequeny loss Of lie itself, and
the Wuiul consequences
Shun the poisonous countcrleits and buy Daley S
Saye only in the new cnvelops and the Large Boxes.
MlRK-The cmblems on the new wrapper: Ir-
angle, Serpent sun, Dove, Lion and Eagle.
IMPORTANT CASE.
Interesting particulars Of one OF the most severely
burned and injured sufferers by the late melancholy
l Orh viii appear in "A few days in the papers The
case was pronounced hopeless, but Da ey's Genuine
Extractor elected apericet cure Not scar Is g
TO tell the tale
MIHD-1he new wrappcr-the large boXes--and
the genuine article
CAUTION EXTRA.
lMPosTLRS, travelling about the couury, represent
themselves as my agents, and as selling my genuine
1ENtrUCtDr,
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JUST RECEIVED

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF New Coop
Silk and Linen Bareges, Exhitfl Gro de Nan,
new style for Ladies' wear, /. sols, Mantillas vi
sites, B!k. silk and Grape Shaws, Wrought Collars
Lace Trimmings, Fringes, &c, &c,
June 90. 1880 dSwtf
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Fashionable Furniture.

~ ;h" --latest styles in ROSEWOOD. OAK. BLACK
w INuT and Mahogany
Aso, richly Painted and Gilt Chamber Sets do.
n Flowers, Landscapes, Scrolls and f'ail ~irpe. of
l"ir own exclusive designs; ETAGERES. FAN
tG TABLES, ANTIQUE CHAIRS, LONDON
PORTABLE DISKS. Suits of Elegant DRAW
ING ROOM and CHAMBER FURNITURE
Also, a large variety Of
Medium and Low PRICED Furniture,
n1de in the most 'hororrh and Substantial manner.
Pure Spanish linir MATTRESSES, and Kiln
Dried FEATHERS
Every article bought at this establishment will he
w"rranttd It being the intention OF the subscribers
TO Keep letter stock than is TO be found on sale
elsewhere.
SAMUEL BEAL g. son.
EustoT, Apr -, 1850. wiimos3
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BlLSAM

CtS rH ndHVo the most gtrOpp'V marked mud dcyeoncd
cnses Of Pulmonary C0HsUnion-REAt andouJd cases Of
Mcracd md discrst LENGSsuch boj,sS eases rs were
never before cured by any other medicine So mV hope
ICES were some OF the afflicted persons have been pro.
nounccd by PHYSICIANS and friends be ACTUALLY DYING
some who had their buracotcs made have been cured
aud yet Hveuhers who said would not live nnoher
dHy, are now rs well nnd hearty rs they ever were
possesses MI the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
as powerful and active as the preparation which we call
BRANT's INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
This differs from that because this possesses serr1l oJ
hfed'cdoHs which arc PccHiary adtcd and are essential
In mr. IN
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HENsHAw, WARD s. Co.
j. kIuDER,
earlier IL WILSON, DOS'oH'
AsnELL BoYDLN,
J. &. AVER, LOlccH
a. G. TCcKrR, Manchester, N. II.
S. l.. GREELEY, GHmaHtOn, "
AELIsoN 81 GAULT, Concord, "
G. IL. CARLETON n Co.. Lo,oeH
Zz| EDWARD BRINLEY & CO., Sole Pro
prietors, No. and 4, South side OF Faneu Hal
Boston. wlw2
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Coughs and Consumption
Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

and all diseases Of pulmonary naturr-such diseases
usually prove 50 fatal under ordinary treatment when Ii
No
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-12

3'ENllE public have been familiar with TIL.
medicine for nearly twenty years and through
us intrinsic merits 1t has created for itself wild,
spread market both in this and distant countries I
never has been equacd by any other medicine, an,
there is no probnby that it ever can he exceIled -
Its powers in cflccting an immediate CURE in ever,
case OF
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ASGsEe BFssNEfse

II FL T % HIN CIN I
IMPORTANT CHANGE!
DALEY $
lIdgir0i Pain Er
hact0r, the original an,
only genuine, IN n new
envelope and much larg.
or boxes.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-18

hs name ef person spsn sniss ne
payment q ne sshscsipioa Be naas /. s1vunos.
p.'.ns ss~ehsn hs~ud - o.sy y lsnss he posss
On wh'en w - psd ~ and ~ y ourselves b s
rhs COUNTRY PAPER pab.hsd ulwssliy ssx-u - See
sions q coapsss, and ssniwsskiy during ths sssss EN-
sshsenpdeas ~ period is~ year win - resolved On
terms psopssIisasd % ne above annual rsses. !
REPRESENTATIVES ssshorssd 70 scs = our $500. ~ ~
sending DAILY subscnben, go enciossd ar NV.
suhscEbsE, win so OF vvs WEEKLY
sahsebers GO enclosed, viii be entitled COW q ts
same sddon shsy furnish for, svsls $50
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lLAGETT DoDsoN have c pleasure announcing eii
sosooa , ns goods as ne season.
] %ssy p. "a &C. ss = .s ssas
ss latest and q view % good
s@ 70 wh,s ss ansa.ioa pubic, psrpaaIary
insse ..unns them 'ss me prices sha ss s reasonable ~
hardly need s na, ts pleasure q snhb.ns em :. a. who
Pink bas, Rsna, Dresden ,eiIe, quit.
match These goods are ehssie and ssaunful
sas ~ %ss % sus ss ,na ssa aa
style ball ffinges match all the eoiors-
ai' Ss.ass These ssod. are ass and psa
Double dsm.. and table cloths from 90 BY 20 70
l24 BY 94 with the Intermediate sizes circular and obong
,.s. ia comss.ad ,,s sogss and fruit gssss with s
Eas pss1ns win BE- admitted y a. VINO e. hs % & n.
4 ,s 20, , :.
pee. .. cream asmsss E nov % s,,s's ....,,.,
Do 'n' a. 49, 'eisa is,sh sSsssns. s"s n"
Do %. HsaIsos Ions s,s,a .sss,ias -.
ane, heavy and cheap.
ss. aosss s.us Sss.s s..ss huel.s.e
.s toilet dwelling. on, .sso%ss, m Goods superb
% have w have % their hearts
Circular and ssions wine Or is clos. match, very
D.ns. ,,a ,,s. .ms,..ss ees psano and table covers
designs andco'ors, wiath nom n. 20 . y .,..,
IN remassd patterns and bnsders, rich and cheap -,
Tsnsessn window shades saperby painted IN eoaue" ana sum
French Earh farnur. ehinus. sbeqss and delicate
VERY wide brown and heavy damsk m dancing or crumb
Narrow do. for steps.
window w eornce. m win bracsss. to match
Csnopfes French bed expected daily.
Velvet tapestry, Brussels do Brussels 3py ingram, and venan
% sios aoo and general a.-ormsu, Of India m.a and
ousskeepsr win dicu in being furnished with al
requisites for their houses Al ths ware !.
March Is-4waawifTaThssl =
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s Ralmsnfary reas Published ~ JoAa Weais, al cents
coca part, vfrs
Rudmenap Chemistry Geology Mechanics Natural Philoso
Perspective Ar Of Building Aehieere roundauon. Mason
and Stone eating House Panuns Se Drainins Houses and
nsumenu. Engine. Law Of Conact. Making Roads
In Od and New Counes An Of Blasting Rocks and Qnauying
Dictionary Of Terms, &c, kc.
recently made large impost.ion q English law
including Law Rspofts Easts Reports kc,
which be col a low prices ~.
French books l.. D. have iafy
making sddons and convinced af they
snsr % oreign books Cor sse An this country
Mar l6-law6wdcpkw
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- FOR NORFOLK.--The steamer osceoia. having
le undergone thorough repairs has resumed uips
- me leaving Washington,
eocioek K M Returning Norfolk every Friday ociock
~ touching usual Landings the Potomac
Passage and fare IS.
: III. FOR BArTIMORE.--Tbe osceols leaves WASH
nrton Baltimore every Sunday AZ O'clock
Returning leaves Baltimore every Tuesday O'Clock,
ing going returning Leonsrown Cone rve and the usual
''Ds' - "' f0'"'' JAMES MITCHELL.
Mar 0p--3nwu
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onmotioa by MIR. CASS.


Ordered That the memorial Of John A. Bryan, on the
files OF the Senate, be referred 10 the Committee on Military
Affairs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-18

standard EngIish Books at Greatly Reduced Prices.
TITLE BROWN Washington street, Boston, have made
IL with several q e leading London booksellers BY
enabled 10 ohef of the publications
houses prices much lower than they have ever been before offer
ed In county, and Ia IS
the present selling prices Ia England, as follows
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-13
From III. Ne,p Orlsans Picauune. JuIu

DEATH oE THE Hon. S. S. PRENTIss,-We are ex-
tremely panied hear of the death oS distinguished
LAWYER and orator. This sad intelligence was brought
in private letter to Mr. r. e. Hammett of this city
who has politely communicated it to US. Mr.. Prem
tiss died at Long Wood, the residence of his mother
in law Mrs Jane C. Williams near Natchez, Mon
day evening last few minutes before o'clock. He
had been 10 i'll health for time, than the
energy OF his spirit permitted him to confess He left
the city short time since, for the purpose of going to
the Virginia Springs in order to recruit his health but
it was too late. Death overlook him on his way, and
has thus extinguished one of the brightest nellects
that ever adorned the bar of the Southwest
Mr. Prentiss about tortythree years OF age, and
leaves an accomplished wife and four young children
to lament his early death. No man had wider circle
of admiring friends, and deserved them more
His brilliant qualities OF mind, his Astounding wit, gent
al temper, generosity and bravery made him unver
sal avorte. His oratory, especially before the people,
of the most beautiful and appropriate imagery, and
perfect control OF the feelings OF his auditors. As
LAWYER he had already reached the highest rank in
his profession Bat his virtues and his character require
more elaborate eulogium than his hasty tribute.
Mr. Prentiss was a native OF Portland Me- whence he
emgraed to Mississippi about the year 1926. tie start
ed in life there teacher of school, but soon displayed
his eminent abilities, and rapidly rose to legal and po
ltcal distinction. He elected with Mr. Word, to
the Twenty-Fifh Congress, at the second election in
1888 having mant contest in the House OF Rep
resentaves for the seats occupied by Messrs Clai-
borne and Ghoson wherein he made for himself at once
a national reputation. In l645 he removed to this city,
where he enoyed most extensive and profitable prac
tice and was universally admired tor his genius and
virtues
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-13

ADVERTISING EMF
BETWEEN THE
RICHMOND PR ESS

The undersigned proprieors of the daily papers pub
shed in Richmond for the purpose of protecting them
selves from serious loss by the grautous publication OF
matter possessing general interest and by the
tanty in their business arising from the want OF mutual
understanding to the manner of conducting it, have
united together In an agreement with the following spe-
clfications:
Each office is at liberty to fix its rates of charge
advertising, whether by the year other specified
PERIOD by the insertion but these rates will be fully
announced and conspieuously published in each paper
and will be strictly adhered to without variation.
The privilege OF yearly advertisers is strictly limited
to their immediate and regular business; and the
business OF advertising firm is not considered in
GLIDING that OF its individual members
This provision embraces advertisements OF houses or
other property for sale or rent and advertisements OF
packets and all other agencies. The first class will be
charged separately the second must be made the subject
OF distinct contract.
All advertisements, the time OF publication of which
isnot marked on the copy or liked by agreement will be
published until aotten notice OF discontnuance is or
dered, and charged tor accordingly.
Every communication or notice intended or calcula-
ted to promote any private enterprise interest," will be
charged for advertisement. 1t such communca-
ton or notice be inserted in an editorial column in
editorial dress (Which will be done the discretion Of
the edtos they will be charged for at the rate OF not
less than 20 cents line and in where they en-
brace the proper subject matter OF ordinary advertise
ments they will be inserted for less than dol
lar each.
All advertisements for strangers transient persons
10 be paid in advance.
Nouces OF marriages anu ueatis, uhuer elgut hnes,
are published as news. Obituaries, exceeding eight
lines, tributes of respect, and funeral invitations as
other advertisements
All advertisements under S., except where regular
is kept must be cash when sent to the office,
they will not be inserted.
Where the advertiser contracts for the year, the
WILDE given in but paper will be included in
tract for less than year, unless charged additional
The undersigned will strictly conform to the above
stipulatons in their respective Daily papers-provded
that nothing contained in them shall be construed as
10 prevent either from performing any contract which
may have heretofore been made.
DARLINGTON & DAVIS,
Proprietors of the Times.
MOSELEY q ELLIOTT,
Proprietors OF the " hig.
WIN. F. & THOS. RITCHIE, JR.
Projectors Of the Enquirer
RO. H. GALLAHER,
~. n. Pronrietor Of the Republican
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-13
GENERAL ORDER.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 10, 1850.
The Ruler of the World speaks to the Republic in
the death of its Chief Magistrate, teaching the vanity
Of human greatness and the uncertainty Of human life.
Truly great man and great Magistrate has fallen.
The President directs that occasion full of sor
row to whole people shall be marked by the usual
public demonstrations ofthe Nations loss 1t is
dinghy ordered that the Offices of the Treasury Depart
ment be closed until after the funeral, and placed in
mourning and that the officers of the Department wear
the usual badge Of mourning for the term of six
months
1t is also directed that the revenue vessels, wher-
ever employed unite with the military and naval au-
thores in paying the highest funeral honors of the
Rep ublic to the illustrious deed.
w. M. MEREDITH,
Secretary off the Treasury.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-13

THE PRESIDENTS DEArH-As soon as it was gene
rally known yesterday morning that the Press dent had
expired the night before at the Executive Mansion, a
universal gloom pervaded all classes of fellow CT
tzens, and the desire to pay respect the memory Of
the Chief Magistrate soon began to manifest itself along
Pennsylvania avenue and other streets of the city The
public offices, the principal hotels engine houses, and
many private dwellings, were draped with mourning;
the National Flag was displayed at hal-mast and the
w ashington Monument the Smithsonian Institution
and Jackson Hall likewise exhibited similar manifesto
tions of respect The offices of the Corporation were
also closed by order OF the Mayor and during the
tire duy if there was not entire cessation from bust
ness there was abundant and unmstak able evidence
of deep aud heartfelt sorrow.-Ndt. Int.