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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-19

1HEI.AwRENcE DIVORCE The New York Herald
contains long defence Of I. iigeow Lawrence "lo ~ WAS
la;cy divorced irom his wife saie Ward Lawrence. The
developments make eshSi: Of fashionable ls M m me mo.
paint 10 which he repeatedly objected. She at one tInf
in moment OF conron handed over 10 her le9e lord
wo dozen pink s.uces Two dozen bottles o liquid '''A'
+ Ei.elnw LAWRENCE in letter 10 the Boston papers,
.ays h1, The aforesaid publication is unauioiiAed by HIM
and nude without his knowledge or cons-nt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-19
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

The New Orleans PicayuEe states The gratifying iact thar
Nr Lecher Minister, has succeeded i'll ell citing tfea
Is with the Mexican government similar in its provisions t"
that already made with Nicaragua thus securing to our cit
zens railway communication Tchuanopcc between the
oceans, which will bring New Orleans within twelve
lays travel of San Francisco. Citizens o New Orleans
have made the necessary arrangements with the grantees
who hold the concession from the Mexican government and
active steps will be taken the important work.
The messenger with the treaty has gone Washington
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-19
SIGNIFICANT.

4 majority e7 10 ~ in the House of Representatives
were in favor Of the motion Of Mr. Joacs Of Tennessee to
suspend the rules enable him ton Monday as Ia offer
resolution declaring it be the sense OF the House. that
the interest paid the GpEn claim should be refunded la
The treasury by those To whom ii was paid.
Only &c l09 gvea fer Mr. stephen motion
10 suspend the rules to pc., him TO oa resolution fixing
the 26th August rs the end Of the present session
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-19

CHARLES Cry CorS-y, July ;th 1850
Dear On thc 29t dag " June porsn o: The peo
tie "t tlc county ri Ciars City, assembled ut James
ladiS sor' Tor tie purpose o expressing flsir preference
ior cln!iaic II b. voted for ill one ui The s io l;-
district III the State Convention, - meet in Richmond in
OCTOBER the Undersigned appointed Nv s!:d meeting. 10
inform You thai you preferred ty ;hc md clncst-
Il requested - become candidate. II gives Us m.cl plea.
i:,rcc Vi your clow citizens Of both political parties
Saui y"n Yield ~ wishes, pledge our-rvcs and
Eory rcmhe o 'he meeting give you coia ana zeal
ons s':iort We hope sr that consideration, pri-
vaic cha.i",cr will in:lIce you 10 decline.
Nl;h great respect your friends,
JOSEPH rOLKES
y. PEARMiN.
JAS. i. lADD,
&. e. FOTkES
EDMD. WADDELL.
tn TYR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-19

PUBLIC MEETING IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY
h meeting oi portion oi the people u the county o.
aFes Cy held irrespective Of party on the 23h day
June al Jas. A. Ladis Store B.nn II. Ladd ESD, wa.
caicd !" the chair and Cancllcm g. Fokes appointed
cfeafy The Chairman, in few pertinent and iorcibe
rhS explained the object of the meeting. On motion
i-a"ara haddc, committee ri three appointed hy
e ,af u prepare business inr the consideration # The
imetins The committee after short retirement inaac the
following report:
Whereas The people Of Virginia having, By very arAe
nhJoily, called Convention assemble III Richmond in
oc'obe next 10 form Constitution nr the STATE, aid feel!
ih4 derny Interested in the many winch being
a9ited ana discussed throughout the Slate, believing il all
important that We should be ably and efficiently lcprc~cu;cd
~ s.id Convention II becomes 10 select canGit ti,s
men "i sincs~, o prudence and ABILITY allied Il, in
interest In feeling and opinion.
Ie7o>ed therefore, That respectfully bring forward
am ol!ne the Hon. john Tyler ,i:Iidi,. IN, 81,
tue seats Tor this district Oi Mr. Tylcrs ability qAli
c"is Is Useless Tor III say any thing; lie is hn0w 10
every body, IN Niv.ai. al least
ne report and resolution unanimously .optcd b;
The meeting.
The Chair then appointed The following gentlemen 10 in
inrn NJ Tyler .! his nomination. and .sh his .cecplanc,
81 me same: Joseph Folkcs, p. Paanlau Jto T. Iadd -
& Fnkcs, and Edward Wmilc.
Resolved, lufthcr, That The proceedings this meeting
he sent To The Editors The Richmond Enquirer for puli.
CATION and the Editors Of The Whi Republican m re-
qicstcd 10 copy
On motion, the meeting adjourned
BENJN il. LADD. Chairman
&. &. FoLKEs, Secretary
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HIGH PRICES or TOBACCO.

HUH -EIII.S UT IV!'KNGF7'
j. H. Tyrce of Lyncaburg has sold extra fine hhd for
Mr. Benz H. Lacks, Of Halifax l?5 lbs nett at 32y-si33
81 to II Ianahprne Il Sons. Also hhds oT WIN. prn.
ole extra fine al s29 100 lbs. nett, t" A. H. Arm
s,eai Esq; ct SIG 50 at SO and At Sig % average
If the hh,!s so 80. the highest h.s year.
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number of the nchhors and constituents of Jcrh Nor
ton Esq have called him accept nomination for the
State Convention hey cXpress their entire appreciation
If his course in Congress- where he has shown himself TO
h. San ubidcr of the Constitution well rs friend L"
Southern rights Mr warmly receives the tribute but
declines the honor on OF his Congressional and 3i-
v,.. dniine
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-19

For He Enquirer
Messrs Editors We grated 10 see in the columns
of your paper piece the signature o! Voter OF Lu-
nenburr" relative county appropriang all the hon
ors arising from representation in the Convention Certainly
the citizens of this enghcd district have not 50 far Gcgcnc
rated have TO this that there are NOT men TO be
fnd anywhere save in Brunswick competent and adequtet"
make or amend Constitution Brunswick or ri least rac
on ~s S snd M
oh;"einrahe 10 n majority of the of the county
We heartily concur in the suggestion by the 'Voer Of
Lrnenburg" in the of W. H. Stokes as sanni11tc
c.nen,!y qualified to represent this district Dinwidde
and Noowny have men every way suited for This nndea
king We trust the reform party viii take ms matter N
hand and suffer the non-rciorm party TO palm On e'
the white basis peteNt for voting against tie lonse
ton. There Judas and we doubt not .ha' SOME
of his progeny sill! live. Imec Ddnaos CT dona ferf1s
Let therefore, have our lamps burning and "ns uca
about" and support who voted against this Con
vcnton We cannot for the other cou1iies COM
posing this district, or the other counties Of the State bur
this much we know and will vouch for that Brunswick VIII
'ple up the agony against all candidates whomsoeyer ana
from what quarter coming who opposed this Conven-
ton. a DEMOCRAT OF BRUNSWICK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-19

The fret sale Of new ea, made in Norfolk on Mon
dav nj 10 cents few days since we saw soe beau'e
White wheat, OF this years crop, grown in Westmo'eand--
which, Judging by this specimen, must ne line agricultural
country.
The wheat crop of the Eastern Shore OF Maryland Is Sc
ously injured by the fly and rusi aud viii BE- less nn M
average yield We hear similar gloomy accounts from near
u, .,.,v ,o,.;on of Yirrin;a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

,fipgF; but II has existed before on the zane e
gropnd and viii rot fail TO result in the same gooa
gfoanu a, aa sgsin btbve people shui resolved
II, e aaasfenss viii be visd BY all the thieves N
h he world b. 50 were tho's Of earlier time, ,d o.
whom we have spoken, and whom Pos'efis7 ooiaA
The snrs shown in the early history of other
coar.t,;es spd which animated tbs pioneer PoPala
, 49, II ths wet within the recollection OF many
vet living Is not dead 1t has SLEPT because there
kss been iitte for il TO do. But there il much for
II 70 10 now and circumstance ia waking it IAs
fear Of punishment IS TIE only thing that artI pre-
gsnt genuine Yankees from stealing: The PsH1-
tenti0ry ard the ,ohfppng post are ths'f 9Yy ~
and The 6aet are The only means 70 "'2fs nm
ot6er tian nation of robbers in their c0lAsc'aVs
ennncltQ.
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rba nnex of the seath.


The Rickmond republican in an article osseu on
an idea that the Slavery question will be settled
for the present bat that it remain so only fe"
wears, owing to the bold which abolition opinions
have upon the Northern people, says thasln view
Of sbe facss the duty Of the South
dis IN seize these sp years OF respite and employ every
rornent of them building up souhern eg1n
an RAILROADS Southern Colleges snd Schools SouIaern
T5nSt1y in every department OF human enterprise Ths
tbogd Be considered duty second only in importance %
he noos ,scred ties Of Religion We should ike 10 see
Home Associa,ions formed with these Oh ec ana Tue
whole force of Bou:hern sentiment corceouaso otsH
lied and bear In solid column IN 'neu oens
We agree entirely in this opinion and shall re.
ioice to zee it adopted with energy and efficiency.
Nor have we any doubt the developement Of the
immense natural resources Of the South, and espe-
cisly the establishment Of good system OF poPu-
lar edurasion will prove more bond TO unite the
whole country than preparation for its division.
Bat the Republican does not seem 70 have in.
quired how it happened that the North is now SO
far ahead in respect Of Education, Industry and
Commerce. We respectfully suggest that when it
sbau make that inquiry it will discover that the
South has been cursed with deadly influences from
Slavery and that the superiority Of the North Is
due to it's Free Labor That ia what the south
would do ell TO take TO heart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
CALIFORNIA.
Admiralty observation-disclosures want
et-Cutting Loess'
81,
o0r''p0Hdss.s % gs I1s Saturday July 1a

SC-GALhiDe
ro,,e,nonderce of Ths 7ribune.
z.s VzAxcIsco, Saturday, July lSs 1850
A. vo, and your readers probably, take deep
;.a,e,t in things that are trauspirsg here permit
n eaII vour attention to the fact that we are at
-,e,ent wjtbout any Court possessing Admiralty
ipri,dictiop. Let me beg Of you 70 use yoaf best
eff9rtp to induce Congress 30 provide Us with such
o Court, whether they admit uE as State or not
we have an immense Maritime Commerce and 1t
il Of the very highest importance that we should
have an Admiralty Court.
While am on the subject of Courts, permit ne 70
touch on the subject Of lawyers Or them ve
have super abundance They are coming, Ike
the lccusts in clouds, The last three steamers
have brought orer one hundred. This, incredible
rs il may 1eem, ia no exaggeratlon. We had q
very numerous and think q very able bar besJFe
One which may compare IN regard bo.h 70 natural
ability, and legal requirements, with any IN the
United States Farmers, with strong backs and
hard hands are what is required. or spectators,
and indeed the whole class, that labor hard to get
lid Of labor, we could spare half we have, and yet
have enough. There ara as many mechanics here
az can find employment st their trades but OF ptac'
teal farmers those that content TO remain
practical farmers there is dearth Butter, cheese,
potatoes, fruits poultry &c can be made or raised
here with as great facility as anywhere, and viii
bring high priceH.
Let me ask you question Suppose Congress
refuses or negects to admit US or provide us WITH
Courts, and " should conclude 70 cut looss from
the parent that insists obedience, and on col
lecting our earnings without providing rs Wltu
neccssariea or protection, do you think tha. ous
Mother, careless As she may be, would be atso 50
cruel az to try the btrch7 1 think not Although
Mr. Clay ntimates that she would And hltn9agn
people here disiik to talk about 1t, LEI me lniorn
'OU u Y tTr &C. JOHN JONES, without The B.
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The Overland mmigration-From the Rocky
Mountains Sickness, &c.


Correspondence Of Fhe Tribune
SOUTH Pass, Thursday JuyI.
HORACE GREELEY, ESQ. AS Essells Express
and Mali" leaves for the States on the 18th inst
send you few hurried lines regarding the Emigra-
ton.
And first, there ia no disgusting the fact that
there ia much sickness on the route. l use tbs
word much" as giving you the moss correct idea
Of the amount, because nothing approzimatiDg
preciae eatimsse can be given by any one
Gentlemen who made the trip last season, tell
fae that the amount Of sickness and death thia year
far exceeds that of last. The prevailing diseases
are Cholera and Diarrhea. There is much Of the
former. / have noticed more sick ness since atrik
ing the I" Sweet Water" than on any other part oil
the route, but am told by packers and expresses
thss the Suffering behind US. particularly on the
Plates, is immense.
But small proportion Of the stock started viii
ever reach California. Dead and worn-ous cattle
and horses are every aide Grass ID very
scarce article, assure you. and since leaving tort
Kearney we have been obliged almost invariably,
to go from two to four miles from the road TO get
enough to make slow travelling on Whes will
become of those behind us-and the mass is behind
God only knows.
Prospects for grass ahead are quite encouraging,
as some Mormona we recently met report an unu-
sual amount OF snow in the mountains and sheir
opinion was that Emigrants would fare much better
on the latter end of the route this year than last
At least one third OF the Emigrants are packing
from here on mules and horses and not few on
their backs.
Let me assure your readers of this fact, viz that
there are very few persons on this route bat that
wish they had never atarted and that there is not
more than one person in shous and that will % axe
this trip the aecond time. have no timo to give
nv reasons at present. but my advice to all Cali
forna goldhun is; If you can't go by the 18th
In haste, very respectfully yours,
NJ. WOLCoPF.
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SIoNPTRoLL.ERs oFFIcE, ALBANY, JAY "a, ls5o-sesed
proposals. viii received By hs Comptroller ua dondly the
lsh asy OF septsnbsr nett 10 ocOck A n for funeh the
f1SiowlnS srlelss OF STATIONERY, VA
CLASS L
100 tsAIas bius ruled Cap Paper, Ccnsless.
100 wbIts ruled ca Pspsr Congress.
rhts ruled ceuannz Houe Cap Paper hfet nearly
10 rsss Ths ruled Cap Paper corssss lies y ch apart
70 white ruled Latter Paper, Coupesa
r1sd Letter Papsr ConSresa Ra inch apart
100 rsaRs blue rasd Lsttar Paper, Cors csc.
~hits Hots PaPsf
EoyI EA1rossias Paper.
g rsams Sank EuysIpp Paper
RED Botrns Paper
CI.Ash IL
$500 5uf Letter EuTObops, No 5,
5000 5ad Letter EEyskps No. ), G0fsraneDL
1900 oud Letter Ensslops, No s,
1900 OUT Letter ErYslOps, No 8.
5l0Oo Letter Euveope, 10 g.
IS, 700 whds Hots Envelope
CLASS I'll
800 Q1ila. no. a. clear
2OO0 Quils, No. ~, opaqrs
81 dOlsu e-Inzh ivory Fo.ders
do1sa nch Ivory FodsrL
5oLsu Rogsrs sOns ErAstns RlI7es rory handlss.
80 5os. csst 6uyernEneus red Sealing Wax
IS 6roes FabeT's black LsGd Psnclls, scs and
50 5s rsd Waisrs, small
dozen SzadS oras.
50 dozen AAfpiat pSPsts black sard
- dozen q bostss Ink
taLen 4-oz bottles INK.
dozen Of rorss IHL Af1od's.
An Il ses- Of The quality and tersret
a. HAA 18Th SePa
sIRss Iaushered
Uss 81 WAsHHGToa HUNT, Conrirol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

BROWN UNIVERSITY We are informed by the
Committee of the Corporation, that the proposed
change in the modes OF instruction in Brown Uni.
versty, will be made immediately and that the
system indicated in the report to the Corporation,
will GO into effect at the commencement of the
suing Collegiate year. Providence Journal
Ey~ The Cashier OF the Dorchester &Hd Milton
Bank offers $500 reward for information, before
the 9Th mat, Of the whereabouts Of Jack w ade,
concerned in the Chester County PA Bank rob
berry. Considerable Of the stolen money OF the
Dorchester Bank, it is aaid has been passed off in
Philadelphia.
ggT Rev Dr. Bacon preached his parting ser.
mon to his church and oongseg alton in New. Haven
on Sunday last, he sails for Europe the latter part
OF this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
eI,ABLK AND pAIRY sALF.-gas Paeiae Roek

Sat Company having peteced their arrangements for
cleaning AID grinding pure ROCK Salt for liable and dairy
use prepared rish The trade with Ia packages
OF every description al The lowest The objections
heretofore mace by IL ground Rock Salt &C
count OF The Impurities IL contains VIII no longer Apply 10
sa manufactured 81 TINS establishment svery particle of
u perfectly caansed before grinding For samples and
seguaa app!Y az The Office lG9 BgosA 81 SsW-Ycrk
B-UnWsIhed Ground Rock Salt tie description
Usually sold In ihs Market furnished order reduced
rates. aus Snsodt 3. RANSOM, Agent.
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Legal. NOTICES.


tUPREAE coURTy-In The natter Of re spf' - ~, y5rl
"a Nor lh3stnea COMMONLY ci no CITY OF 90 -
rsvs spen5ag OF tbe bsvantA 4V9nas nom w -t
IT, sk.iungisis Rod Al ose hsiL7l W ,i
=. ~ NON, bsr. .Kst road nsocts with 4 Al oae HUI Ai
Ts7,l N the Tseeh Ward oi sald ttt ~ ss
,rb4r. COMMISSIONER E-;nsse= Adj Assessment ~ ~
- .,,ra4 bv r Of thu Supreme Coott OF Toe 'le u
S.S-Yors srtsr-i the Tfth lag Of SaNsHtef a -
ssrsusn, 10 The requirements Of the ACT OF ne Le3-l -
a., .,-l- IN Ac 70 reduces svsral laws res,lcs paECs
i'iy u New Act PN>s-a Apri y 80 e..
ID ISIS The abstract Of tbs serulAte sal NJ IN,
a. he above na+ts cor .ns
.5s ~ ne lots The numbers OF s1 h}'s As 9' "a
- - nan. 81 The CcnlfSscBsrs ,uSsihe Wiz arh -
oj he ss=esslnr1t whether .or damage or ls-l - ~
;.t. estimates osher joCurnsn when "se 49, y
- = r7r-poesrs making theI report aAss 9ssu a.
~ ts str-at Commissioner Of ths City Of Ne" orr
u 90 - cruae4vsr Il ttsre 70 fsi'iH Tor
sSttv says before ms saId Commissioners Ate
A. rAs s Cont At the uns and placs keetaAltef isu-
so1 ~ me tct esutIea Act 20 aasnd az Ak 7aueu
70 The SoLeooI 81 So afs9se. essi My
- is1 r,ass3 Nav lsi., to thc ownsr OF o~n7I y -.
rrppsnts houses and improved OF nsd
thereby that they nave competed INC - bo NAV b4
~ ii sa0ps whose Interests Affected HEREBY anu
- ia .,us srs requested present taeH 0olsoNe
,SS,55e - Dsyd Banks Esq Chairman OF .Aa - W.
~ 49, Of business Nassau street, II ths "! u. s
- ~ 49, ,-t he date concs Ard ths tne inns
follow tnat 70
-. m p,rrels at aad situate lying and ts'as n me
80 90. ssr YORK and comprised and Contained
ortbsrv ne or One Hundred ana Ssysen ste
,,bsy Inc or .ds Of 0us Hanited and iseog
AID Oue Hundred and Twsnty seventh Streets. S ,
ii Streets comprising All The iots And 'eess o.
al land yug beng between ona aIsF INV - ,sar
IJr,}rri ,6d Twenty seventh streets, and INC su
~ 80 gv,nth avenues the csaer bns oStWsen hs's'
49, TEeI aysurss Aad sad CoSnulssonsf urtns e no
rcs hsi thar report the seoTs matter WIZ ee nale pl -
- -, r. ae Court Of OF New forN Al SsN e.
81 "a, .s Court ae At the Csty Hall ~ INC elY on -
m sstrsy his ssh Jay October D. 1850 at ih- oPenas o.
the hat aAy or az so9s thsssaiIsr As V - =
P P 3 BA ssGSSsjcHARD, Commissioner
~ u y
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nrrLER,s CELERRArEn vERNIn Anp IN

!
DsEGT MILLER for destroying Rats Mice, Coca.
rusches Bugs 6c-Ths Rf.cie has qalrsd great pu
.aton in England, and Il steadily gaming sinfta,
reputation in this co1aay For sale By Assaton Co 10
Ecosdway, j Csrle Co. l5S WRter-st /; g D. CoggS.
hGi AZ Pearl 81 J. Qrumbis, SIS Bowery; Cod4n gtou,
SS tIuoso at Whlieaesd Brother iis Gfeanwic6at
ard J. q. sIice BrooAl.a. Wholesale AgerL OH4EyEa
BULL, l.N6 MAIDEN lsna sa9I lT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04


Hon ELIJAH RlsLEY-The FredontG Censor Of
the goth publishes letter from Cen Risley the
able and faithful representative of the XXXlsi
District of New. York declining again to appear as
a candidate for Congress. No suppoaable crcum
atances be says could induce him to consent to be
elected to that office. The conclusion of his letter
lie as follows
Having seen Chautauqus and Cattaraugus Coun
ties grow up from leas than five hundred inheb
tants to near one hundred thousand, and sharing
with shem for the last forty years in the Prvatons
of eay settlement the labor OF subduing the forest
and in the vicissitudes of human life, confess the
qualification it has afforded me in years far ad
vsnced, and that have not passed without strug
gles and reyerseF, oreoeive from those with whom
! have go long lived and abored, so distinguished
q token Of confidence and respect. With this my
political ambition is fully satisfied leaving to 9th
ers in our Dstrics-many OF them far more capable
and deseryingAll the public honors il has 20 give.
wish to return to my quiet home in Fredonia,
ard in that pleasant village, where familiar faces
ever meet me, surrounded by family numerous
ard happily united, enjoying such blessings as a
kind Providence may yet have in store pass in
tranquility the remainder of my life, having shared
political preierment beyond my expectations or de'
sertB
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gAR. CHARLES muNoE's wArER-oURE

BAR. CHARLES MUNOE;S WATER-CURE
AF ESTABLISHMENT AT NORTHAMPTON, Mass
oers I'LL pecesasy convsaienees for paeais sucn the
pures soea and eodesi granite water hs Springs aAye
been curing the lAal season from ely 10 5 h healthy
and hrScing raoEntAn air shady and varied walks With
pleasant prospects large plunge eahs, do1ches IA the
houue and the woodsh and other baths; airy lodging
FeoEna for about fifty paens gynSssup, psno etc Tue
diet m plain healthy and Deurtshng and ms patenis enjoy
sule hps comfortable mode OF lie Auude be.ng one Of
European Hs drppsths ard the EARLIEST Disciple OF
P7ieenttE living lie 10 respond 10 Any resonaSls
expectations maze The part c those sufferers " 40 ay
conade lkeigselves 10 him Terms Sla 50 and s. per
week. Consultations ard exaninstlonE, s.. Moderate
te,ms 90 tuch sord 10 pSy fan price Apply TO
EuSDE under The above address giving fail staisnent
OF she case aG2t 2weGdG
a LUXURY. IHPORRANF no rae LADIES
1ATa&l infinitely eapefio article for hs toilet War
ners LIQUID Amber, rapia ssaing the plsce of al
for personal washing and La tolnd peculiarly adapted
tbs nurssxy &sd for tae having delicate ain. Every
lsdy 10 aware of the injurious effects attending Iae uss OF
Sill sosps Do msiaer how good they Of their KIDD nor
bow highly gsrnmsd; ana ihe went OF something sap.
ply their psce has long been dasired and exav5 Fha
LIQUID AN Der viii be found 20 fafS meek Ehs
a. is far s1peRssr to any made combining al
The scenng detergent cleansing properties OF Ae 6ss
inp0,Ied seaps, Wikhoot any OF taet Impurities,
Ii 10 put mp IN apisid stsss ground stopped bogss 81
Oil each, and III smaller bottles al Is eaass.
Nc person, after 1sfsg tbs article wcold be without
for any consideration EArutsttared oSly by A war
NER and eCd whoiesgle and retail 81 III JUhR also DE-
kufsop ClRrA & Co, lie srvs5ay. ana 10 AssoF doass
r. w &srcefBsG cor Broadway AMI Foorte@uts 81 sQs
by xhoUAs MAxwels g wnasursk sal42Ins H&ss
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Re1n0rkS,

The men who hold or have held exalted
stations may be divided into two classes
those who have served their Country or Race
eminently well, and those who haven't
The first class, we consider, do not need
Monuments; the other don't deserve any.
We place Gen. Taylor in the first category.
Monuments seem to US the proper testimo-
mails of rude and barbarous age to its he
roes and statesmen but in an age of let
tiers and general education Memoirs super
sede Monuments. Ed. Trt6,