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The New York herald., 1851-09-07


NEW GOODS IMPORTED BY JAMES BECK CO.,
IN for their city trade
wa.rsd sns, very h'h. scotch Plaid silk.
Glaze do. do. %. dAisiers
10, al Hors Pekin. Black Paris. watsrsd.
eoiors. Masoeans dsux ohamOis.
Satin .aa's DC Chine Chine Africaiae Toas ceen.
Bds. Brocade Apneus; pI. ..,, broeade Royal.
ssn sssly n,ssa rich aooJ sfs i''s
MARcrLrNEs, Of every color;
Ricm PLaID sArlS RInnoSs, for sashes.
sn fs s11s s, .ns Fancy ss ssi the
TARTAN Lose snAwr. the largest assortment of aaer
Ei.s 4.sss: ss ;,a: sa:.rs r.as
Plain Twesds. new and superior fabric.
TUnKrv RED DO.
rsri. Embroidered Hsrno is Dresses. with Mar.lia.
B.: B.: g: 's;.n''' e. 90: 90: g: g. %: ss:
de &c fssss
sss1 ,ti1 striped %. % DO. Satin sis,s striped DO. d.
ss HSss. pink PM blue scarlet straw buzz 40 90:
Of Lupins and Casauxs best manufacture selected and
Sn our 2, u ysry e1sy ana Ss
imported.
Plain Black, for centres of India shawls.
PARIS i PnSTtD S"fRi' SXsHurnr DEcossr AND Hov, re
Rich chinsz, 10 cold small Rich Satin. striped ehi'
B. rSS.n s ss... !g: E do s s oo
Simple patterns. High cOlors for children.
Lupns best make Bom- HSS fl. Bsmsa
4 4 A'an ss de ds LANES B. d. d. Sssss Ds%s
bnack sSS "a and dFSss Muslin de Lan.s
Rich Cashmere and Brooh Square shawis
Rio! = Printed ra.ssr. DO .sss. sss. g: g:
Canton Grape shawls rich embroidered-every color.
MANTIILAs AND CLoAKs.
% S'a sae Co. ss @'s ssa
whit. ss.;S Hsp s0,nsr DRESSES
Do: bS DO. saS.' Grls GTaps SS do:
Rs s. ,ss ssss Sa:. s. description
Lace Rs rlGaasss, lSAlssss" sssry kind .yd slesA
ys Of
in New York Of the prettest and most recherche kind.
sleeves ssRss 'fari sshgh; ssn'As''''' ss
cagss y.sneisnnes LACE SSH SSiars Rrqxsll. point,
b'ssf ss. fss' &; Ssl;iiis Ssl1iiii very H. rich
VIII seaf BarSs'. Bsrsh' cai~ps Cuffs
Val. Laees and Edgings, Val. Insertngs.
Eechlin. do. do. Aeehliu, do.
Bruxells Point do. do. Bruxells Point, do.
La y eSe do. do. La Neigc. do
English thread do. do. English. do.
Black do. do.
Fancy Bags, Cravats, Belts Mitts &c., &c.
ESeIIsH AND FRENCH BLANKETS, ALL SIZES.
"A fne real saXony Flannels.
Al and 81 do. Welsh do.
A. 81 and O 4 domestic do.
PLAID FIANNELs-A full assortment Of colors fine
hoods.
-ENGIIsu HOSIERY, of every kind and size.
Also, full assortment of CHILDRENs HOSIERY; SIRTs
and DRAWERS of all kinds.
LINENS OF the very be 81 make.
SHEErINGs OF all kinds and widths.
NAPKINS, TOWELS, and HucABuCKs OF every kind.
TABLE CLOTHs of every size and quality
ScOTCH DAMAsRs, of every kind.
DIAPERS different widths.
ENGIIsu and domestic Shirtrgs.
TRENcH and ENGLISH Canton Elannes.
CoUNTERPAEFs and Quilts.
Nj Trimmings and white Muslns of full assortment
INDIA ASuAwLs-Partcuar attention is requested to the
richest 1874 cquare White Shawl in the United States
The above, with very stock of Goods have been
selected with great and taste by Of Europe
great duplicates Of the above goods a-e now EN-
in the great LONDON ExHmrIoN which we now
JAMES BECK & co.
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DANCING.


nANCINC AOADEMY-ll0 GRAND STREET, FOUR
~ doors from Broadway.-Mr.f sARACCO, professor
inventor and the sole teacher known in America OF the
and fashionable dances whose talent don't want
has opened his saloons for classes and pr
lessons lie intends that his only for
the frs: class OF society and no else.
HENRY WELLS Il SISTERS DANCING ACADEMY,
II Stuyvefnnt Institute, $50 Broadway to open the
18th September H. Wells and his sister. kmc II. Giavel,
will devote themselves solely teaching private dancing
Tey have adapted system with the view to make
dane Of promoting health we'll means of
acquiring the most graceful and finished depo- All the
valtzes quadrles &c. will be taught in the simplest
and most appropriate Apply to II. Wells Sister,
daily from III A. NJ till PIP. NJ.
DANCING AND wALTZING.-MRL /. BR0OKEs WILL
- open his school, Tuesday. September 10th, at
the Eagle Room corner Delaney and Christie srees All
the and fashionable styles OF dancing taught
every variety Of walzng The ladies' Introductory lessons
the direction Of Mrs Brookes who will likewise
take charge of evening class for ladies exclusvey at
her residence 2 Grand street. Private lessons given at
Mr. b. private academy and residence 23 Grand street,
Bowery.
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Ice exported from Boston in August s2il tons since
January 7e7ee tons being 2oeee tone hors@es WV w
same time In 1860
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aALRR ny AUCTION.

A UcTIoN NoTIcE-yANEs n PoRD. STORE 81 ANN
street. will esli ON Monday: Sth, At 10 oooee - ioI
west street The Furniture and Bar Fixtures condstins Of
soss Chairs Marble Tables, O Paintings Arrors shades
Beds. Mattresses Oil Cloth Counter and Bar Furniture
G. RoSENCRANTS, Auctioaeer.
AUCTION MOTTO E-GRoCERIEs ALMONDS.
a kaia.s Brandy sessrs sugar &e-On Tuesdsy, Sept.
sth at c ocsek In front of the store " Dsy street,
chicory Coffee Tea saEai sesars, Clio. Brandy Port,
aroD Lemon syrup Msetesel Herrngs Corned and Salt
Beet, Sewn Fireproof Safes. &e
W. A CAK1ER, Auetonesr. 81 Dey st.. cor. Greenwich
n s. BOUGH. AycTioNEER.-TUEspAY. SEPT
IL. at 10 A NJ at No lis Barrow street between Bed
ford ard Blocker reefs large and elegant assortment Of
Household Furniture consisting In part Of Brussels throe
ply ingram Carpete sotas Tete atees French Bod
eads top Bureaus washstands French plate Pier
Glasses China Vases &c together with large variety
Kitchen Utensils and other goods too numerous TO mention
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION BY JAMES N. MIL
w ler Co. at the Merchants Exchange. Wall street.
Thursday next Sept H. at IL o'clock without reserve
lease Of premises q West street. held for
years ground rent Of less than four cent
value of The above capable Of great
and will pay purchaser large return In the
buness whatever IL is not surpassed in
New York, being opposite the lines Of ocean
steamships and other shipping purchaser can get pos
session; it is in full blast for the heavy tall business
chance like the above very seldom Offers For particulars
apply to the auctioneer, 70 Maiden lane
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MUSICAL.

MISCELLANEOUS TO TBE MUSICAL LADIES OF
1vl Brooklyn The celebrated prims DONNA professor In
singing sisra Eliza v1en,ini 63 Brosd-.y invite the
street. where che teaches singing Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays from 10 till o'clock, commencing from Tuesday
9Th September.
MUSIC, MUSIC, MUsIC.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
l1 the honor respectfully to inform the public that he
has two elplaying chestron lately received from
Germany and In the best orser One has six cyln
dr and plays three oveturs and twenty four different
pieces Of music; and the other has two cylinders with
nice rosewood playing sixteen different pieces Of
o'clock. CHARLES MAYER, No. 10 Chrystio street.
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FUN LEGATIONS.

TUBA AND THE NEW EEvoLuTIoN.-wILL BE
" published tomorrow Cuba in ISL This work gives
survey Of the snd its resources statistics, &c. from
ooia documents brought down 10 the late census and
much valuable inform heretofore been accessible TO
the pvble The WORK also embraces sketch Of the late
transactions In relation TO the present. revo together with
Of the island and the Mississippi river showing their
relative situations with other parts Of the United State
faithful portrait Of General Lopez correspndence OF
the executed the declaration OF Cuban indcpen
dence, &c sc. BY Alexander Jones Price. 25 cents.
sTRfNCER 4 TOWNSEND, 2l1 Broadw,y
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VRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM
- New York TO Pbiladelpha.-Leave Pier No. North
River, by steamboat JOIN POTTER Morning Line, at
ocock Afternoon Line, at4 o'clock Fare by either line,
49, forward deck 81 Emisrant Line. at o'clock r. NJ;
fare, 81 80 L. BLISS Agent.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-NEw YORK
IN and Phiiadelpha direct.-Ubited States Mail Line
through in ~ hours vis New Jsrsey Railroad Fare re-
dueed to So for " cass and 50 80 for second class Leave
New York NJ from foot Of Cortandt street and at
%. NJ and r. " from foot Of Liberty street Leave Phs-
delphs at and A. n and r. M from the fOst Of Wal
nut street.
FoR BkLriNoRr, WAsHISGrov, on CHARLrsTov.-
Through tickets sold in the above lines through
duotor with through baggage cheeks accompanies the train
leaving at L. NJ Passengers and baggage In ths train
will be transported directly through from depot 10 depot
the route without extra sharge
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LrQUORs.

49,
II hoNLUN, loi FRONT STREET, OFFERS FOR
ale-lt0 a. "a, and x pipes Cognac, Champagne, and
Rochelle Brandeyintages Isis to l 80 81 Julien,
latour and st Estephe Champagne, various brands 90
Brandy Cherries; 30 Cherry Brandy; so eases
Bordesux Olives; $50 sardnes Green Peas Mush.
rooms Ceps, Irues &c in assorted canisters Landing
~ and pires Otsrd. Dupuy &c. Brandy; ~ barrels
Brandy Cherries 10 eases Sardne boxes 10 Green
Peas.
DALLIMoREs CELEBRATED BRANDY STORE is
- situated the of Broome and Crosby streets
NO 430 Persons In the trade invited 10 make call be-
fore purchasing as A d. and will them full 2J
cent One trial will prove the fact.
Sc V,HRow PHYsIc TO THE DoGs-rLL NONE OF
Delicious and renovatng beverage brswed
fr the subscriber by Bass Co. Burton Trent, England
curing all diseases not organize For SALE In pint and
s'''' O. p. LETHBRrDoE's se and SO Fulton street.
IIvEE CHOICEST OLD BRANDIEs WINES. &C &C,
III a. bottle and on draught at the csebrated Brandy
etore, $50 street. corner Of Crosby universally
the place 70 get genuine srtcle and than
any other house in the city.
IOTICE no IMPORTERS or GIN.-THE SUPERIOR
IN Court OF the State Of New York having granted
iniuncton sstrainng parties from importing, selling
advertising any gin with trade mark ot swan,
selling any vhatever and for Swan Cin unless be
procured from hereby caution all importers f and
dealers In gin noe 10 import gin With the Swan
Brsnd advertise or sell any gin 40 and Tor Swsn Giu
unisss b pYccpres from they will otherwise make
&rnrsiyes atle 10 gansges and an action 81 law
~'~s'r'r' sCHucHARDs \ GkBHARD.
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THE TURF.


u Sept sth st o'clock r n Purse $50 Mile heats, in
sns.s g s.y snssIi ssr Nodns M
Lady West Raynor ch. Merrill; Pfr enters
Dutch charieyi C. Watt, snters On m Ipq
CENTRsyILLE COURSE wKAeEs-NxosDAY sS xs 5.a,,
all horses The following horses are
DIR Pilgrim m. Eureka m Weber enters O. h.
liz T. Baitic '~i'h enters JOEL coNKLiN Pr prssOr
The riders requested to dress n jockey costume;
Ferry, Brooklyn. hourly from II A H. until 2P NJ Fare
each way 20 cents
CENTREvILLE COURSE. .L.L-TR0TTING-MONDA
~ Sept sth at4 o'clock. Purse Mile heats IN hnI.
enss. @ sesss enter Mxsnn enters jf Night
Hawk; Geo Raynor enters eh e. selim ,v p-n...o,
TINION COURSE. 1. I.-TRoTTING.--PURsE AND
swsepstake.. 81 oO0.-ruesday, September 3oeloek
above between three Of the celebrated horses
s sq1f Mile heats best three in FIVE tS harness. Ne
win leave south Ferry. Brooilyn, for ,hs Course ss
each Sssr
DATTERsON COURSE. PUTNAM COUNTY, N. Y
The following trottpg and pacing purses offered By
the proprietor Of the above to come of on the 9TH
Of *oo mile heats best two in three TO harness come
OF between Ms h. and F. IT'S Putnam Pacing Horse.
heats horses that before rotted money
Wednesday lV,h second day. purse Of $40 mile heats in
horses that for money Thursday llth third
trotng horses that purse $50 Entries
fer the above purses TO close the day previous the at
and TO Cars by tho Hssn r
road start from the City Hall New York. for the
i RI r. on Ssis Of .sa A. and at half past
'A''' ''''A . A' VI 'A JOEL moiSoMB, Proprietor
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SPORTIN0.

VVNO SPORTSMEN.-ON MONDAY, THE STH, SHO0
l. ipgmstch will come off on the Hoboken meadows: a
o'clock. Two hundred birds the ground JOHN TAYLO
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HOTELS.

LSRENCu HOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN rLAN, WITH
II table dhote, at No. IL Barclay street, New York.
Mons. Fux informs his friends and tho public generally
that he has opened the above the Euro
plan whore apartments can be had with or without
meals Table dhote at i. M daily The best Of French
wines and lquor &c. Dinner and supper parties be
given ON the premises in the best style.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, Sss.

AArAbSS AU&NNAn1Ss cHe
DERFoRD Il CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA ExPRsss,
ID by steamer Georgia 18th instant through IN charge Of
febs twenty cent than by other express NO
charges for cuetOm house consuar fees All goods must
be put up waterproof in packages not 70 exceed l2o lbs
United States Msl Stesmers TO California at the lowest
rates. No 2Nesey street A,'or II luse.
EoR CALIFORNIA LOWEST PRICE PASSAGE
TO Chagres through tickets To San Francisco
by steamship Empire City via Havana on the lth inst;
also by the splendid steamship Geors on the 18th inst
direct TO Chagrs This the only through line are At
20 cent less than other line Passengers will ccnsu
tlor interests BY calin at Office 70 cards pub shed
san Trsnsi,eo in thirty days. At 10 cents per 10.
DERfoRD co, vesey street, Astor House
- EpucED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACROSS THE
IL sthmus q Panama, goods taken through TO saa
Irenosco a. clippers crton by Iaehrisson Nelson CO.
before making arransemens elsewhere. For parti
eulars, arply TO f. ZACHhIssoN W.,
.,,r. a, cb,ro,-r. r. Hy,ms ssens :. crnoe"rJcin
furck.
ADAMS n cos CALIFORNIA FREIGHT. PACKAGE
Georgia, on ssturday, September 10 our next REGULAR
SENT ephly for California via Chagrcs and p-ns
steamer Georgia lieut. D. H. Porter com mander for Cha
sres eirect on SATURDAY., 18th inst at 3ocook r. NJ, in
charge Of special Freight Agent as usual and spe
others sppngby expr TO Panama and California would
do we'll to give their patronage s the superiority Of
ovr ARRANGEMENTS on the sthmus and from The
steamers. they msy rely with confidence their goods
rong through with the great United States mails All
INTENDED or this , %us se tsns VA
ter proof condition. Small parcels will be received until
o'clock on the day Of sailing No charge 70 shippers ey hs
No psctass shouid eSeeed 40 lbs weight. 81 feet cubic
meaturemert. AxAhs CO., Nand v Wan street.
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AsTROLOGY. sc.

A sTRoLooY.-DR c. W. RoBAcK FROM swEDKs.
"A lately IRON Philsdephs offers his services TO the c
future events Fee-Ladies so cents; gentlemen, 81 Ma
tvit oalculated-Ladie S. gentlemen S. Once No.
immediate attention. For particulars, daily papers
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LOST, Sc.


II OST-oN WEDNESDAY MORNING LAST, AT THE
II Erie Railroad Depot foot OF Duane street. pocket
book containing money, papers, and memoran ndums
ward OF two dollars will be given, and questions asked
II the pocket book and papers alone are returned to H.
~ John street.
Y Osr-A NOTE OF HAND, DRAWN BYA r. MOORE.
lamsburg June IA 1851 At three months for Two Hundred
Ninety and half dollars The public 10 cautioned
against receiving negotiating the said not payment
has been stopped A. ii. s. TH0RP Co., No. l63 Will
liza m ftreet.
n OsT-ON THE GrH INSTANT, SMALL YELLOW
~ Dog with tick-eet short legs. white forcfoot
bunch his left side the tip end OF his tail DARK nearly
black, and TO the OF Skip Whoever will
return said dog to No. 80 Grand street. shall be literally
rewarded.
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CI.OTIHIn q.


ITO RIFLE coNPANIEs-THE UNION RTrLENxN.
Of this city, being about to adopt uniform, offer
for sale their present dresses numbering thirty good uni
FORMS Companies out OF the city desirous Of obtaining
beiutfu uniform. would do we'll to examine these dresses
The color OF the uniform brown trimmed with gold The
h bell crowned, made of black fur with gold
brown cloth gilt buttons, black fringe the shirt and
aborate'y braided breast The pants brown cloth,
With rad gold lace ORIGIN al cost $40 each. Companies
bidding Tor these uniforms making any proposals respect
JOHN p. ELLIS, Io2 Nassau street.
poys' AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING or THE VERY
ALFRED suSRcs iss CO q s, Sci IN Broadway.
u ExoyAL--JosEPH Lee DRAPER AND rArLop
~ Fulton street. has removed No. II Warren
Afew doors from Broadway.
II (EMovAL.-wILIlAM c. BRYANT. DRAPER AND
~ Taller la1 broadway has removed 70 No. Barclay
street, Astor House.
WHO GIVES THE HIGHEST PRICE FoR LADIES
w and gentlemen's cast on Clothingf Why, Lyon
Mho fvss the highest price for Furniture' Why Lyon.
for Fancy ana Thsatrical Dressesi Why Lyon Who
tIr Masshes &c and yswery why Lyon AID who for All
where Lyon to be fOundi IL Wall street. basement
II EEP THE BALL RoLLINo.-TuE NUMEROUS LET.
tiers daily received by the subscriber evidence
on be havrs obtained the pubc conhe in paying bet
ter prices ior left OF wearing apparel &C. than
be obtained In the city. 81. PHILLIPS, Park Place
TIMELY NOTICE To GENTIEMEN.-Now rs YOUR
time TO send your fall and winter clothing TO No 53
@ pear Broadwsy the only place where TO SCI
buttons lning and done up look equal prepare
in tme call or note attended TO- by A. C0RHIsS0S,
NO. DOS fesrl, late ofMurray street.
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RESTAURANTS.

CoRBYN's-THIs SPACIOUS SALOON, UNDER THE
~ Broadray Theatre "a now open IL has direct commu-
nicaton with the Dress Circle and Parquet and entrance
out broadway The establishment has been furnished
hted with due regard TO elegance and comfort None
but the best wines liquors. ana cigars will be used The
attendants are civil prompt, and obligng w. CORBYN
WILL at all times be happy his friends and the public
In General.
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CcPARTNEFsHIP NOTICES
SOCIETY nIE ETIHGs, &c.


HERALD GUARD-sPECIAL NOTICE.-THE MEN,
bers Of this company are requested TO meet at the
Second Ward House. Nassau street. Tuesday evening
espt 1851 at eight o'clock precisely make Arrange
ment for their annual excursion. BY order Of
JoHN DOYLE. Sec. JOHN CONNERY, Captain.
IIIBIRNIAN BENEVOLENT BURIAL SOCIETY
H The members of this society hereby notified 10
meet Montgomery Hail. IS Prince street, Sunday 7th
instant at eloek TO pay the las. tribute @ respect
late brother ember Edward Prady. OF No. 3 BY
order Of TH0S. 0'BRIEN, Jr, General President
J. y. hoRnrssy. General Secretary.
EMPORIUM LODGE. $40, L. o. o. T.-TnE OFFICERS
II and members Of Emporium Lodge earnestly requested
20 be punctus their attendance the next regular night
meeting Monday the s.hl business specially
ward upon that oeeasou. ID. H. DUSTIN. N. q.
LIZ. CLARKr, Secretary.
O. OF C-NOTICE-AT A MEETING HELD BY
IA this society for the election OF officers Hon. George
w. Baldwin, =. r. c. elected President
ensuing Tie oration will be delivered the
President before the sosety, the 18th Inst oeers hav
reports will send them TO the Grand Sscretarv
before that date. BY order OF the Board OF Directors
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CHELLEY's LADIES DEPARrHENr-ENTRANCl
~ door this side OF Christ Church. Just out OF Grosd
In Anthony street. Ia the only place In the city Of New
York whore such combination Of edible Injuries be
furnished Mr. Sheeys bill OF pictures forth Ladies
and zen tlemen served In cool private apartments.
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and a half feet wide. 1t is composed Of
three leather thongs connected by num-
her of wires The wires are placed three
quarters Of an inch to one inch apart. BY
the revolution Of thisseive the straw is car
ricd out Of the way Of the drum. The
spiked machine, not long since introduced
we consider great improvement.
Mr.. Edmunds. Wedo not use it; the
bea;er is, however, very much used.
President Do you salt your straw!
Mr.. Edmunds. Some do. 1t saves the
trouble Of sailing stock
Col. Tomlin. Do you plough your land
dry, Mr.. Carterl
Mr.. c. never saw land too dry to
plough for wheat. 1t is hard work, but
beneficial. There are many varities of
wheat sown with us. The white blue
stem is much appreciated. but the red pur-
pie straw holds its own in opposition to all
others.
Mr.. Edmunds Much spelt in iil
Mr.. G. | have not seen it. Here
conversation ensued about darnel, cookie,
spelt, KEY have lost more by heavy
beating rains than by cheat, spelt and all
other causes combined. Harvest time is
about the first of July. In 1s45, very
remarkable year, it was over before that
time. Twelve bushels is about the aver
age produce per acre. do not mind the
quantity of straw, SO have good sea-
son.
| Col. Tomlin. Difference between corn
and fallow landl
Mr.. c. Eight bushels from corn land,
and fifteen from fallow land. Loudon is
deeply indebted to clover and plaster. In
$500 her lands were valued at one dollar
and fifty cents per acre; in 1850 at twenty
seven dollars and fifty cents.
MIR. Edmunds. When did the use of
| plaster commence!
Mr.. c. About the year 1910. We ap-
plyin the spring one bushel to the acre.
Col. Tomlin. Do you cut your clover!
Mr.. Carter Rarely. We haul out lit
tie manure, except upon our meadows.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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POETRY.



Bird of the broad and sweeping wing,
Thy home il high In heaven,
Where wide The storms their banner fling.
And the tempest clouds are driver.
Thy throne il on the mountaia top,
Thy fields the boundless ait;
And hpsry peaks, that proudly prnp
The skies, thy dwelling are.
Thou sitf-si like thing Of light
Amid the noentidc blaze:
The midway sun Is clear and bright;
II cannon dim thy gaze
Thy piniona, to the rushing blast.
Ger the bursting pillows spread,
Where the vessel plungc-, hurry past,
Like an angel Of the dead.
Tlon art perched slcfi on the beetling crag,
And the waves are white below,
And on. with haste thas cannot lag,
They rush in endless flow,
Again thou hast pIuBed thy wing for fight
To lands beyond the sea,
And awsy like a spirit wreathed in light,
Thou hurriest wild and free.
Thou hurriesi over the myriad waves,
And thou leave=t them all behind;
Thou swecpcst that place Of unknown graves,
Fleet as the tempest wind.
When the night storm gathers dim and dark,
With shrill and boding scream,
Thou rshest by the laundering bark
Quick as passing dream.
Lord Of the bunJle.s realm of air,
In thy imperial nane-
The hearts Of the bold and ardent dare
The dangerous path Of fame.
Beneath the shade Of thy golden wings.
The Roman lceiaRs bore.
From the river of Egypt's cloudy springs,
Their pride to tho polar shore.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. &C.

CPRING, ls5l.-'fhe subscriber Il now
- in receipt of his Spring supply, which makes
his stock general and complete. In e may be
found
Prime and choice brown Sugars.
Loaf and crushed and powdered do
Rio and Laguyra and Java Coffee,
Fine imp1 and black Tea,
Sperm, tnllow and adaBantine Candles,
Window Glass and Putty,
Box, lining and common Nails,
Country Bar Iron,
Rolled Iron, fiat, round and square,
Hoop and band Iron
Cast shear and blister Steel.
Axe, Spades and Shovels,
Sporting and blasting Powder,
Bale Cotton,
Sole Leather,
Together with good assortment Of domestics,
calicoes hats shoes. boots, &c. &C., which he will
sell low for cash or to punctual customers. Call
and see before buying
,nia.s los Il NOWLIN
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c.srlr-gl EXTENSIVE CARRIAGE

H. MANDATORY, FrdRkiiA 81. Rear n
tie CIR Hotel, Richmond, Td-The subscriber
would return his thanks the public for the generous
patronage bestowed him for the Inst fifteen years,
and would invite attention to his extensive stock of
CARRIAGES, comprising the following dcscrip-
tions Coaches, Cdariottecs, Buoacfes, Rocharays,
TOP and TOP BHggys anil SHikcys manufactured
of the best materials and Of superior Workman
ship, which viii be found to be equalin all respects, if
SUPERIOR the best offered for sale in this city
elsewhere. Being determined to supply the public
witha superior article ofhome made work. invite
all who may be in want of CARRIAGES, of supc-
rior quality, to call and examine my assortment
and also being determined sell us cheap as arti-
Giles Of the same quality can be purchased else
where
All kinds Of work manufactured to order, and re-
pairing done with neatncss and despatch on reason-
able terms. ALFRED KING.
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