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The New York herald., 1850-10-07
Marine Affairs.

The new steamship Columbia returned to tho city
yesterday ming from trial trip, having been a.
fer east as Nantucket.
ARRIVED Lighter schooner pe.p,tch, from the
wreck OF the H.vrs packet Arso with looking glass
plates.
CArsirkp-A sail boat cspsssd In the East River
yestsrdsy morning. The persons, three In lumber
we're rescued by the steam ferry boat Eassau aod
taken to BIZ ookl, n, where they resided.
IHE DEPAKTUaE or TIE STEAMSHIP FRANKLIN, rag
rioSKEs or rHE HAvRI LINE
At twelve O'Clock on Saturday, an Immense crowd
assembled at pier No fost OF Morris street to
witnsss the departure OF the steamer frauklin,
Cspt wotten, the pioneer of the trsns.tia ntic
line between New York and II ,vre. Ali the ships an
chored in the neighborhood aad all the wharyss
filed with people anxious to the departure OF Is
pobls steamer while the numerous friends Of the pas
sept.rs who throngedthe desk. were shaking hands,
aud gvI ad!su - their relatives, friends and ac
Al halt past twelve o'clock precisely, the Prsnkln
sl. ar.o th- dock sro proe-.o.a the bsy 10 mag
nihesbt ftyie. The American ana French Hsgs at
tzchsd 10 Lie mssis ~er. displaying their brilliant
seors TO the bre, and ssued by great chser
irg from the rultituce. The hurr-hs followed the
Looe ihip in the river while tho passengers board
vavse thtr il bhe disappeared In the
karrows
The appearance Of the Franklin is truy rasuia,snt
and Der iIipr srTUfs the Atlantic promise TO b. ne
tuccr.,tu tht - of The Atlantic aaG Psriic Her
,pe,d. which had oecasion to notice her fret
tIill doubt ill pnss-r tho expectations OF the
bullotrs and the this line which not
fail 60 BE- largely TsrOnrd by Americans going to the
eoUunent, eud Europeans coming 10 this oountry
The EIAhEIn wil b. received ri Havre vita euLhu.
bas ard her esptsin ana Oic,rs z'sy expect COR
dial welcome hon the trtash people Eud authorities
This line Ill be tie b-t wesn the tso nations
who have sirsys bern on ri,ndy terms, snl will tend
10 enlarge the commercial rotations which already
s1ist between the trsnch and American people.
The Frankhn hsds good cargo ana ihLty-HVe Pas
berstrs.
The New York herald., 1850-10-07
The Dancing Season.

The fsshen Of the city returning from the
various watering places and rural retreats In which
they sojourpsd during the summer, and the season
for the dance u nov setting In. The Tor tese
ing and learning that necessary accomplishment ia
also come and m saracco Of the dancing academy in
Grand street will have enough to do In drilling
the young OF both for the winer smpagn This
distpsuifhrd es'or who arSt introduced fsshions
BILE dancing Dts tn. Uni I'D stes and four years ago
constructed = beautiful new dance expressly for the
lsdies of New Yuh, CUT Of Scotch Spanish aud
other dances L. preparing new set Of ootions and
q naEurka for their III. ssEaocs hails from To
rim snd was teacher Of dancing at Venice. The fash
Ion Of this country and particularly Of New York Is
much indebted to him for The production Of
sstcn from he n,pration o. Terpsehore. As proof
OF the appreciation in which this composition Is held
may mention the ct that II has realized $50
Mad Augusta and Cioecs will also open their schools
In the course OF the montbso that to "trip the light
fantsstion will soon be the rage throughout the
tropolis.
The New York herald., 1850-10-07
~. PRrxelrAL srocrs ~ ss. srw


comparison Of prices ourront al the close Of tbs
market yesterday With thosc ruling ct the close OF the
prs,cus week, exhibits an advance In Iiaois ss u
PR csnti Indiana u; Reading railroad, =; Cantru
company. 81; Hudson railroad, 4; sris bonds oii
~ Erie bonds new, y; Erie income bonds, y; snis
Decline ip Norwich and Worcester OF "a per cent Hrs
rrilrosd, hi Harlem. y; Long Island, y; Par.srs
loan, y AoIris cansll
The value Of foreign dry gsoi- entered q, this port
or consumption for the week en- ting the I'd inst
vs SS22foo withdraw from vsrehouse, tlll ,se4:
entered for varehousing sisT osI. EotvithstandeS
there sss hs.us very great fsirg CT In the npor,s
Ion q foreign dry goods the ssvr gate port son,is
ussl.rgs. The eaiiy receipts at the Custom uouss
from duties are lsrgo-sv-fssing nearly ban ired
thoniaEd dollars per dsy
I,veud be well Tor th. public 10 bs thsir suara
against spuTioIs land warrants sHarraats issa-1
Gtdtr the ner Lac are not transferable sssxnsb.s
and can only be located by the iniivdasl " vaom k
asusd, or ~ bis heirs at ia~. Ths oaly Land war
rsrts rensic rabie assisnsee, these teucd to
soisisIs engaged In the Mexican var.
The rrrsrsd statement exhibits TIE sunosut Of thu
ssrisrnuL di,ia' IDS declared by the Boston baaS.
yryhhls On the Tth oi octob-r
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EIts-s April. ...................... s'ssi
The uIion Bank has Increased u. eapitai s9oo 90
since IN. last dividend and the Mechanics panN n
also increased It's cspal IN May lat sap COO aud
paid 90 sz,ra dividend Of So COO The Bank 81 0or-
r'rss u-pt into operation on the lat efAgust
The orarss and Alexander h.aro.i oompauy hsr,
ntde eottr.ct fer th- delivery of s2soo tons Of rs.
bridge PATTERN dessnsd icr The riisdsc section os
TIE -cat similar to those already purchased fcr the
eastern iseiian This win eonpiet. the road W oul
pepper Court House The Irlce paid for this non h
ssS per ton Of 7l4o iss IL manufactured In Grpss
Britain. and will se delivered In Alsrandria
1t loois somewhat strange that while sastsrn sst
ton ins eossg their door. and reporting rulaous
iOn,, the South and w.st pnainr up cotton nIus
wih an tTparsnt certainty Of coed prcats, aI thls
too uhcn Lo~,i.eem declares that the run ao~s not
give gtod light that the hours are not as loaS
snd ths, vom.n have net ~ many Niger. on she "a
rarnsL and Ohio rivers, on the N.rrimsci Vn,f
all the lo;s snd privileges at Lavr.ns. and Iolyots
haze bosn sold, the cotton lords Of Boston vii hols
fsss to he N.storisn thsory. snd vhns sami,iirs.
TIE, ySlcsn msy t- very GOOD asity On Q s,.....
CT ., sw.s,srn forrest they viii swear tha. hs can a.
rottiSs ui,h eosis and steam in e5tton mill ss,s
constituted su,hefhy has ssared IN. world that there
tfsiiesi isfcct ip steam pcysr. whsu applet 70
ociton mills. Tho authority orgst certainly, TO b.
eonsiuiive. but TIE stup'a Rneli,bmen sem 10 run
Their 'risdes sill bJ the help fth. se.m ensue sn.
90 az net vastly mistaken, the people Of Aisbam. .
f.rressss, Kentucky, Indians, and Iiucss who have
Goals IN asundsne. snd pretty near tine roots Of Their
corr isbs -ill manage 90 card q utsle cotton. br
and by On their own account
ssr'crfiy this h''ssehuse,;s 'sik abou. sbe ree..
hsr h'n'a of New KDslaDd for the faseioAtion eF
eo.tcs, is the v-r'-st nous.nse that sou,s be NJ
tred 1he Boston eomai~ica merchants, snG
Lo'eu flGsholders, ar not green ss ~ be
lisvs inst factory men ,nd yemen have lost the
po-er oflcst motion. They mast mo. that ass,hss.
10 the south nor in the West there rsri,h over
'e'i' g. 10 England TO repe euisrst,Su Of spinner.
sns ssaters free and pssessble people direct thei
s"ssSsn 70 rese'sssSrsss jus ss soss ~ ,ssy nAks
The New York herald., 1850-10-07
Ins. Tuesday night the Managers OF th,

American inut.tatv the exhttsson C.~
tic Garden, " the ptefui sson;ae iaren ions
there sit the iudtstrueiiJle Airsstsuas@s Metallic Cuf
trs shch hnvt .taay ssp, bodies uHeaAaSed over two
years. thu accomplished what tkr gsuvs of NJ, had
attempted IN Nsinthe perfect Of tho drso
hINlid s-d d,nisd hearing bysz insituuon "stalsL
"a b. CIhlt aud American scientific aud ssfrl
nseHtcns ard which, under ts present bss
into EsssGT Of BABY 1rer, ca
sna sugar Csnty eonT,sa (tll tbs Werds fsir
London, which invited BY forsgaess 70 rsassst
fellow esas 10 examine this ipr5riSet invention o.
crvt sso iroadssy opres he faFk b. oEc.r ~ Aae
Gctsliie BuTisi and fruit Vase Couprny.
The New York herald., 1850-10-07
Your ufs Is In rer,li Every hour ,hn,

ysu pe,.a evagh any Of tbs luav-
thrvs, ths slsru rsurass ~ ,eu you
tst the fes Of dfesss rork tAe fuss. dell
portion rhysAi D0ut
tos.in Assy 20 tn bo~ery, SAD " st
three p.stsg. 81 Spottsu, "a Liver O Csndy -i
relieve you. 1t failure yet te hsari yea
shossaE-s are ulisg IL e.y ths e1erspi sxfts Us
trop frinsipsl o.rct ~. bovtry fcr ssS 1sss-
sists generally. ru'e IS u per p.st.ss.
The New York herald., 1850-10-07
ruiss,. Conpound Cod L,vsr Oal Csrdy.-yr

univrtNss.s tsse es.d fnyv Of a.
uedy thst ,hout rofe readily sess san Bsss yow-
prurd Cod LIVER Oil Csndy, coubn'n7 ~ does 81 hf
tssntrcg 81 ross eslicsts sr,ier 81 ecnfseuary
The Ctrty prc<uees the soothes Zee; the o.
81 vtlts frsrpay e1tertlas kt sphsre 81 tts aen
pn the obs.sts sf-otens 81 the she.t AZ rse,s
The tubiic however 1coh fer eynssrfsig Fer
sss vhei.sale and retail ~ A. n d. ss.ds 100 gIito,
stst; Jshs plhsu. ls5 Firsdsss ~ the Afscr aas vs
ipf Hevss prrg stsres Ast lio krsslvay
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

BAR pye shiy s@osr-s ., The usurf-e,oty. all
The pues ,hcais gusrs Ssaus, ritsssns See
varitus sfxls rsrsons hsir ned
soitr fro Of the irtss.cr ty. ear have u
rsstsd ~ sAlLss 90 above. Copy ths staress.
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

been sIt,d 70 Bscsstot wigs ead fva
yess 1he pytus are inv~d :. i-.rect hs ne- s, for
lcJu, 81 BkTCHElOk~ eol-0fst~< Wig acesry all ~.
he sps s isssest and tsst s-ser,nss IA me- stp copy
sdarsss
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

IMpoRTAnT MONA ENT IN THE UNITED STATES
CATHOLIC CnUKcn.- W. learn that Pope Plus TX,
of Rome, has constituted FIVE archbishoprics in
this county, Ind that the principal one is erected
in ,hls metropolis, TO which Bishop Hughes has been
appointed The fiIst archbishop. For many years We
have endesvored To res upon his Holiness and
the Cardinals the proprety Of taking sach a course
towards tbr Caihohs church in this republic-and
when our better half (Mrs b. visited Rome, a few
years ago, the same policy was recommended TO
the Secretary Of the Conclave, or the Vatican. At
length his Holiness hss adopted such course, and
has very properly eP, oAted Bishop Hughes, of his
city, 10 the hrs high and holy Office.
We rejoice over This on earth, whatever they
may ray or do elsewhere. For many years past
Bishop Hughes bas been our f,vorite preate and
pro,ege. His SINFUL propensites, (all men, and
bishops, too, are more or lees sDners,) we have
res.l.in.d ana u,deIated-his good and higher
imruIses We have encouraged, cultivated, and
brought ont IN full r-eE We refer particularly TO
his EFT acis furei sddrs sses, which we have and
Tor srs ast ported and recorded in our columns
and sent TO Rome to be inspected by the Pope and
the Cardinals Our labo;s are rewarded in this
lie-w hsever ib'y may be hereafter. Bishop
Hughes is ell rel hishoP, and We rejoice. Amen
Toe next step vii be to make him Pope an Ame-
rcsp Pope-.or We may as we'll 60 the whole as a
part
The New York herald., 1850-10-07
yybo src IN. auael. ,-If arr o.e 4 xiory

In the nhne. tnts 10 nj grackefB i-fe sur- au dt--
city giss. ipsars is hy the fscoly
without ehsrYs pr' evr.c Hfcn sst vi'hsrt eharr-
sn N yocr-ruch sriispsr cenv ulsiers eo.su mr.ion
palsy ~. Nitps dsnce chusra dsiuu srsu.n- rs--
Nsu rout ntufalEs hc dolouruH essn os end s
snd sv,ry disease .ndcr the head r-geee<at
rom ue terve- Talbot ass,s D. 10 gre>r see streets
per bottle y des f96 fhs reseTnsa AZ
a.a.s
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

yispt an. usEe esE ta'sa s.a Yriatss "a tas .
str,st. pssuufni Bssss fsr ~,sspg tsh- sri.aat Br
tsi trvsicyss N.fsrs, asa sssr C"r sr hvsrlsi has
n s-n
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

tons s skis -eJ r,-tti vsiy
ssrtd tJ vsng Gcurssss Itsliaa heaiss'st scsp IN.
ieud- ue,ls erssssss hair frr .sJ rar ef -. sssy
Liquid seuge for Tsls lrs sod cheeks. l1y wbis- fer
roNah fufhsd sluHfsh cSmgsfcas at 81 sls-r stres,
trt stare from bFvas-sy Cslcsssr. Sosl 1hfd
4 1lsdslrhis.
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

their aTvEs puss % sr. tsRt thty
sLGs carry their ests. lshment No ss Brosd~
wbtIs pplJ II fashtensSls f.siaa
fppsrsU U evtry siyi, together with hs.rsnsBt OF the
tAsiesst peifsE.sry, AEe always TO be foune.
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

sss Tor cvlts hv.r.sn-. ~aa toe vsrsa
hrcat ihdiung ,onTlsisu Tsis snsst.s Ssisih. at
vtrstlb uift@e 600. - sala ~ kEs v.sEhNts ~
Br savsyty Zstsr Nc 1hira s.fv-t bslor Oessast g.
IhisasirLia srd bs drBgsis,s gsnsrsily.
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

HAT have efl n Lktlor ssss. the sSssuu
ba,e onts Co.! ls fas'ss strs sbsrs. ~ ys,sn,
both usSrus tcoucries ,hey 6hsrs Ia p0hts ~
The esshkusat, sAd vie vita ssos oacr proauslas
hat tkst - ts and me stssGar. pric sny s. -
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

- tts sss " soc A. ho ysssz r-aa ecnm-ss-
irS " shave sleulo sithort ~ lie sr o. ~ r esc-
I,,ier " m.sissl sola ~ tns iuv.ntSf, WILLIAM 30
"a & III Nsskng.tn street. Baton. Also by a. a.
sA.s. ia suioR ssrss' aAd kss.'os. ,issks Co. -'S
The New York herald., 1850-10-07
C1arl.e. tne Tailor. io wI,liam street.

T1- oitih.rs,.od!Av.4t 1ge-gN OF 1T. oder.
utavre tGGsa fsf dED OF irock cost for
SIT; the beet, s-J Tor Nosts aal psEts
fs. rcsdy sscis SO Fscts. waite ssi esek rs,io
vrts. GssiLsd lst. Ovc4coets OF o.. sor. foa 81. 10
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

Tufs. kcay b.ns eSspeba.rs I.sa.ass st sts.-O1sr
r,ny tnr,nt kinds 81 "a. nSs, sIpfy,ed matrs n1snS
the lsset ssd test sssoftuent IA the ei fer s.e
csAs "A. kihO prvks.t. 49, srsd-sy. ssra,r q Johs
The New York herald., 1850-10-07
new York, sssnday, Oetober q, 1880.
News from Europe .

The Atlsutic is fully due, with four days later
news from Europe She has probably experienced
heavy westerly gales.
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

.1s a. Lslls .hsuidk os tsst sAinn. eeat. are
~sSose .ith she sLSLscA trznd l,ir NaeA feessrhs
fpv nj bullet rrout the cut IN ys dsatzs all crpoavn;
III Iald veal wal be ssvcd ts ssteeis ~ Water
~ NE pures a. % elo' hins from ea. n Ngs1Nz.
ccrptr of n cesser ssi 80 M Es sts., N. Y.
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

pAsopI AID rHx DuxE or DEyossHiRx.-lt is
feared that the beautiful PaTodi-ihat charming
yocslst, who has been expected 10 take position
ss grtrd do~na, under the management Of Msret-
z.k at the Ascr Place Oeers Ilouse, will no, visit
THE eouLtry. She has been addressed by the
Duh. Of Dtyonshire, who is 10 hopes to make
matrimonial engagement with ner. This would
le more rrohiabie for the charming Parodi thsa
any opetuc srrsnserent-ss the generous old
duke would settle an immense sum upos ac-
conplshed q lady. The Duke Is about sixty years
of age and Parodi nearly forty years ounger, and
In ticking her position IN the Csveudsh family,
would edd interest tn It's brllisnt history. How.
ever, IL i. 10 he hoped that the charming vocalist
will prevail upon the Duke 10 eonsen, 70 her fal
6llirp her ,ngscemenis with the enierpriring Ma
ret,sh. The Iubl.c here have been cnti,i2ating
great pleasure frcfh the advent of th.s young vo-
calis,. and will Ne much Disappointed u che should
not come Only the most flashed artists can aow
be tolerated in New York, AID u we cannot have
Psrodi. we must prevail vPon some other great
voealist to make flying Tip scfcrs The Atlantic.
Our IMPRESSION is however, that PArodi will come.
she has dego.i,.d very large siIn IS security for
the fulflmeut Of her ccntrac', Rad will no, Be
wiling To foiF,ii Tie enter ,risiHe Mafetzek has
cepS.ised On equal an cunt. AID oaghi not 10 lose
bic blight. taruc slsr stat"
S,ASptp.rEs Fop r,.g Nkw WHIes -Ffaneis
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

irSm kurops a,sorssut ~ sisxsht .sI spsi
bsbss sf ,fsry price. 1tte dlgh,fui
psioir e ,aisty q tte JshIy Lad spsis so Al
tba pulr u tbs dsy AJo, a. "a Of spsn-
Did Optrs Gss-f, Pert aepisf rich ptni GE ).
fC1ILLs tHfeTum Sf Eprsrsan Isney Cocoa Jlj BEea4
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

InE SouTuERs Man on SUKpAr.-For eeveral
months past, BY an arrangement Of The New Jcr.
scy railroads with the Pcst Office Department Al,
Wesbing,on, the Southern mail has bces detained
IN Philadelphia until tive O'Clock 10 the sflerooou
instead Of leaving a; nh1e O'Clock In the morning,
90 was always before tn. case. SO far as the New
Jtrscy railroads are concerned, we esnnoi zee the
difference between runsag trsin in the monins
and running II in the afternoon, II the breaking Of
The sabbath lie sousht TO lc obviAtcd. lit is not
inconsistent with the IDEAS Of New Jersey pro
rriety, II would be great accommodation to the
hewfrsP,r press Of this city, II the Southern mall
tn, most important one a; the p:vseni time, could
CONE ~ the old arrangement. ones, Of late, the
mail has no, reached this city until very late hour
on SUNDAY night, making 1t so very l,ie waen our
,xcheress reach us, that u is inrossNle 10 give
cur Iveders ali the lse news, ana have ,Nlr paycr
SO io press In tire 20 work of our edition at ihe
propf unc. We hofe he old arrange M \, will
tpct dily be restored
Sia lIrNRr BrLwks " WAmNsroS The ~
p,omaac career cf this diiisnoi Ia Washington,
t.>s fair 10 terminate ss bs course did in Madrid,
few years sgo. He wac scnt back TO London for
-. .N1...
The New York herald., 1850-10-07
s.coo Cvtreoats, Win Rich and 81


Lnss 81 SO, Giosss, r-nis. "
sl % ecns So - SAT- sisrs, Of
and Bsska.Eh strsets
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

Wn ". SxwAsp's Dul ILcArs PLEpeKs Bxronx
HIS ELKcIIos. Our readers will Ind, in another
part of to"dsy's Barsts, etter written by VIM. H.
Seward, previous TO his election to the Senate Of
the Unit States, with the view Of showing his
moderation on tie question o! slavery agitation,
and also his freen' o. from diealisnl, with which
be was then charged. II is pieee OF duplicity
and deceit throughout, snd quite cha, acterisc Of
the man. He promises everything and nothing,
and il s cautiously wor lei, so that he might fall
back upon II ut any time, and say that he still acts
up TO II. no matter how much be may sgitate the
slavery question. IL was intended for other
purpose but 10 deceive and humbug Colonel Webb
and the conservative portion Of the whg party, into
his support. IL. can lake any course he pleases
uader that letter, and afterwards sxclaim that il is
consistent with what ! e stated in it, The organs
OF the secedeIs ray that Seward has violated his
pledges, but il is not so. He has violated any,
for he made none, and, in all probability, Greeley
a,d Weed, IN thrr 'sp. etive journals will quote
that yery letter, and exclaim that he has acted in
accordance with it, Seward has humbugged the
parry all round, .nd will do again if he gets the
opportunity.
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

CASprpArrs roR r,.s Nsw wmes -Ffaneis
Grsn,sr for Governor, ard who for Lcu,ealn,
The New York herald., 1850-10-07

and Stase, will seriously reflect these matters,
asd On the ruin which sssuredly await. all kinds
OF business in ease OF the success of the whix dis
unioniss al the next election in this State. Their
ewn sense will tell them, that If that faction
suoeeed, their success will be the sig1h Of re-
Aewsl of the slavery agitation, and blow
and strong one, too-aimed At the Uuon
The dsunionsis will not he satisfied with victory
in New York but they will continue their assaults
on The South, until the lA,tsr will De obliged,
self defence 10 seosde from the Union, and make
themselves independent Of me North. Let snch a
catastrophe occur, and the fate of New York, from
that moment, will be sealed, Ships will at our
wk.ryos-- grass Will grow in our thoroughfares-
every other house " ia be tenantiess-the cheerful
sound Of industry will be hushed, and pensive si-
lence viii assert the supremacy now held by the
hum Of active industry. With such prospects be
fore this great city-this great Srtts-,hls great
repubic-is ii not tine for the whole body Of The
merchants and mechanics of New York 10 call q
public meeting, in revolutionary times, and 'o
ascertain If they will permit the coniiagraton o
the repSblc 10 go on9 Can the industrious people
OF this metropolis loos with composure upon the in
| ctndiary movements and doctrines of VIM. II
| Seward, and the fatal policy of rhurlow Weed
| Horace Greeley, and the Co.vttr aud EaqSSr
| Rouse up-rouse I'd.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-26
THE DAILY TIMES.
THE COMMON LOT

BY MONTGOMERY.
Once in the flight of ages past
There lived man-and WHO was he2
Mortal! howe'er thy lot be cast,
That man resembled thee!
Unknown the region of his birth,
The land in which he died unknown,
His name has persisted from the earth,
This truth survives alone:
That JOY, and grief, and hope and fear,
;. Alternate triumphed in his breast;
Ills bliss and woe, a simile, a tear
Oblivion hides the'rest
The bounding pulse, the anguid limb,
>. The changing spirits rise and fall,
W. know that these were felt by him,
For THESE are felt by all
He suffered-but his pangs are DER,
Enjoyed-but his delights are fled,
Had iriends-his friends are now no more;
And foes--his foes are dead.
He loved-but whom he loved the grave
Hath lost in its unconscious womb:
u she was fair, but nought could save
Her beauty from the tomb
The rolling seasons, day and night,
Sun, moon, and stars, the earth and main
Erewhle his portion, life and light,
To him exist-in vain.
He saw whatever thou hast seen,
Encountered all that troubles thee.
He was whatever thou hast been,
He is-what thou shalt be!
The clouds and sunbeams DER his eye
That once their shade and glory threw,
Have left in yonder silent sky
No vestige where they flew
The annals of the human race,
Their ruin since the world began,
HIM afford no other trace
Than this-THERE LIVED MAN.
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The undersigned proprietors of the daily papers pub
hshed IN Richmond tor the purpose of protecting them
selves from serious loss by the gratuous publication Of
matter not possessing general interest and by the
tainy In their business arising from the of mutual
understanding as to the manner of conducting it, have
united together in an agreement with the following spe-
c6catons:
Each office is liberty to fix its own rates of charge
Tor advertising, whether by the year other specified
PERIOD or by the insertion but these rates will be fully
announced and conspcuousy published in each paper
and will be strictly adhered to without variation.
The privilege OF yearly advertisers is strictly limited
to their own immediate and regular business; and the
business OF an advertising firm is considered as 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 second must be made the subject
OF a distinct contract.
All advertisements, the time of publication of which
isnot marked the copy fixed by agreement will be
published until sortten notice of dscontnuance is Or
dered, and charged for accordingly.
Every communication or notice intended or calcua-
ted to promote any private enterprise interest," will be
charged tor as an advertisement If such communica-
ton or notice be inserted in editorial column,
the edors they will be charged for at the rate of not
less than 70 cents line and in where they en-
brace the proper subject matter of ordinary ADVERTISE
ments they will never be inserted for less than one dol
lar each.
All advertisements for strangers transient persons
to be paid in advance.
Nouces OF marriages and deaths, under eight lines,
are published as news. Obituaries, exceeding eight
llnes tributes OF respect and funeral invitations,
other advertisements.
All advertisements under 81, except where regular
account is kept must be cash when to the Office or
they will not be inserted.
Where the advertiser contracts for the year, the paper
will he given in; but no paper will be included in con-
tract for less than year, unless charged additional
The undersigned will strictly conform to the above
spuations in their respective Daily papers-provided
that nothing contained in them, shall be so construed as
to prevent either from performing any contract which
may have heretofore been made.
DARLINGTON g. DAVIS,
Proprietors of the Times.
MOSELEY & ELLIOTT,
Propretors of the Wing.
WIN. F. & THOS. RITCHIE, JR
Propretors Of the Enquirer.
RO. H. GALLAHER,
Proprietor Of the Republican.