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ODER uEAI,Nc BAIM-

6NsIrOP0IoN. OR HEALING BAi VI
; For Chapped Face aud Hands. trriuotii-
- -, gV-ssbnc.- Of the skin, ChnHug, &c.-
1,fs -lniraaie article viii. by its peculiar bland and
';- sl-,.-tss together with its agreeable perfume,
;.-, r.,uaiuond Itself 10 the confidence and patro-
nag, OF me public most delightful essential OF the
Toilet.
It's application speedily removes all rritsbiity rough
ness or harshaess Of the skin, rendering II by constant
use dehcately soft and fair.
Being composed o. vegetable substances, and entirely
free rol uiuerll admXturc, Il may DC used
with safety the teojeres' infant and viii be found
very EN- emit aud cooin application for chahnS, uianed
or excoristcd surfaces, &C.
As it contains no greasy substances it cleanly and
st the same time simply and easily applied.
Prepared only by PURCELL. LADD CO.:
de Druggists, Richmond. Va
NEw PLASTEFs AND BONE NgLL.-The
~ subscriber offers for sale hne Ground and Calcned
Plaster both othe best and pures quality; he has also
Bone Mill attached and intends to keep supply OF
Ground Bones. fine aud pure Farmers and others are
invited call and examine Tor themselves HIS prices
shall be low the quality articles can be bought
for North or South. The highest cash price will be paid
for Try boues delivered his Mill adjoining the Paper
Mill r. X. DUNAL.
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GREAT NATIONAL PRINTS.
Tho Surrender of lord CORVALLIS.
At Yorktown. Oct 10, 1871, and
HE Surrender OF General EsupgSyne

The Surrender of lord CORVALLIS,
At Yorktown. Oct 10, ISL and
The Surrender OF General Rur9syne
AtSaratosa, Y Oct. II, 1777,
NhoM the original Painting by Iranlbol: in the ro-
tunda of the Capitol at Washington size 20 l,v 30
inches, splendidy coioured with KEYS to names of ind
viduas represented
The above magnificent Prints are from the celebrated
paintings of Col Trumbull, Abide Camp to Gen Wash
inston Many othe persons resented are from ori
gal portraits painted expressly for these pictures
which illustrate two important. events in the re
cords OF country. Price for the pair only So For
sale by LEWIS l. SMITH
Cheap Publication Dealer
no 20 Opposite American Hotel
fHNfsE TRINITY AND sNCAssNATH9N
in their theological scientific and practical aspects
Analysed and illustrated with numerous analogies by DR.
NJ B. Lazarus.
It's place IN the practical business Of life, and that its
mys ical doctrines contain the solution of ourown most
pressing social problems, ths volume is dedicated with
the syhlpahies OF the author. For sale by
de 3 J. w. RANDOLPH.
AE. VALENTINES Gs&slEpE Fa,Es MA
~ KING ARTIFICIAL GUANO
NO |. Dry Peat ----.-.----a 20 bushels
No , Fine Bone Ashes ........... do
No 4 Calcined Plaster do
NO . Nitrate of Soda. ...........40 pounds
NO Sa Ammonia ---..--......22 do
NO Carb Ammonia -...-.....l do
NO Sulpf Sodae- do
No 3 do Nagnesia. -.............l 10 do
No ID Common Salt. ...-..l0 do
l1Peat cannot be obtained garden mould. OF clean
virgin soil instead.
DIRECTIONS MIXING. .
MIX NOS l. : togethcr-nix Nos 5, 6, Z s. g. 10 ia
four or live pals OF WATER enoughto dissolve the in
gredlents w hen dissolved add the liquid the mix
ture, Q 81 and mix as in making mortar When tbo
roughly mixed add Nc (the calcneu plaster) which
will absorb the liquid and bring the whole to ,lry state
MIX under GOVERN dry place-pack so as to exclude
air-observe the proportions in making small or large
quantities. e o.
The above receipt will make ton, which will ma
nure seven and half acres of land
Having furnished the above number offarn,ers who
have tested its quates-many thinking it equal to natu
RAJ guano-the subscribers have made arrangements to
furnish any quantity during the season. and will sell the
Ingredients exclusive of the Peat Weed Ashes Plaster
and Salt articles every farm the low price of SO
per ton One sugar hogsbeed will hold ingredients
for live TONS All orders will be carefully and promptly
executed, and sent to any part of the State.
r.. r.. DUVAL & BROTHER
Chemists and Druggists
oc 81 Under American Hotel Richmond Va
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ing o. a every aescf q, Verandahs Tree Boxes, Enoo
put up the best workman-ii nannr and ~ chann as
they be procured at the norti,,
All persons forewarhed not to sa IN f,t fi4ft
for this State the law will be entofeedS M tbot IA II
j. Il. BARNS u BHUFfr@R
Corner Cary and 9Th stTie-
No If Richmond. v
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fSREAT FfaEROVF71E ENT.-HALTOTYPES

ri
W or DAGUERROTYPES GOLORED LIKE NINA
TURES IN THE FRENCH STYLE.
We have returnedfom Europe fully prepared to execute
pictures in this effective and fascinating manner by
which the flesh is cooured after natures model, and the
reflection destroyed thereby transforming the picture
to present the appearance OF the most beautiful miniature
ivory. We are, usual to be found ut the Virginia
SkyLlght Daguerrean Gallery, No. LIS Main street. Rich
mond under the Gothic Window.
WILLIAM A. PRATT Proprietor.
EXTRACTS.
Mr. Pratt has fitted up his establishment in style
which reflects much credit upon his taste and lberaty
Daily Dispatch;
His reception room is pretty boudor we have
Gently elegantly fitted up with splendid carpets rich
velvet dvan statuetts immense bay window with stained
glass, &c.-Enqaiyer
Messrs Pratt Co werethe first TO introduce the Sky
light system into the State and appears to be contantyin
venting something for the impr ement ofthe artIiae
The arrangement Of his show is exquisite Will
he Sky Light is su perb.-lPhag. %
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALF-We vii
v sell sixty of very superior Land-45 acres
cleared the balance heavily wooded situated on Mechan-
icksvlle Turnpike, about four miles from the CITY
There are no buildings this land, but it has on it
hrstrate apple orchard and peach orchard and is well
watered.
This little tract which is in high state of improve.
ment, may be increased to l074 acres, if Desirable
Is In healthy and agreeable neghbourhood and that
some estimate may be made of its present value, w
state that this same land was sold for $50 peg
but We will now sell it for less, and will make the
an indacement to purchase Title perfect
TOLER * coo
~. u General 4
I 1sfs' RuRs.-My assortment of
a. s2991s Is s-Sg large and varied in nart as
BACK 49, t.s,r'r--.-af 4tfs
T-----S-Bfack and white coney is
Mountain marten do
Siberian squirrel do
Yictorines, Boss, and Cuffs to match
SYsnsdown and Consy Ermins, &c &c
deS JOHN THO
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FARM ZOE sAa.E.-We ofer lor sale

FARM FOB sAa.af--*e offer sale
n Farm ia Charles City county, oil excellent quality
containing 50 acres and lying within 6ge miles of James
river OF this little farm, about 20 cleared
The improvements dwelling, with a store attach
ed and the usual houses. # is is easy Of
living Immediately the Charles City Courthouse road
and Is near z steam m On the adjoining This
property may hal ier SIX hundred dollars, easy pay
iaehfs Or gg5aId he Exchanged Tor city property
TOLER a COOK
o. - General Agents
ETGR sKsss.-Tha subseFfher will pay the high
i est market xalae fer I'll kinds Of f ar Skins,
otter Wins, Mnsraf. Haneoon red and grey Fox, Fish
er. Ggposson and Rabbit Skins.
JOHN THOMPSON,
no No - Main ST., Richmond Va
KTER&sNEA sTzsEa-azzY EDITION.
W RANDOLPH ssiii publish IN January next. la
vols, collection If eases deeItisd b the General
Coarr of Virginia chiefly relating the Penal Laws Of
The Commonwealth. Commencing the year l7ss ara
sndae copied isom the records 9i said court.
sirh eEplaua1fF gt. tae IT and index 70 each
vslnr, by Judges gs5rSelaro9gb anu Holmes,
~ ~
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THE SUBSCRTB IRIS
have purchased front he
patentee the right of
Virginia, Except the
counties of B no O k e ,
Ohio. Marshall. Tyler,
God, Jackson, Mason,
Cabell and w ayne, for
the ia a II MA cture o
W re Ea iiings,
Grain ss, window
Frames, Il aieonys,
Vesas,a.Sass, "a n d
f. II { | 0s gs.cs for
Frames, &c. They
bare prepared to mann-
: acture Wire Rail-
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Fancy Crate sind seasaer Fgas.mfaesory,

Fancy Crate sani sfeasaes fEtass "a factory,
E AND NINTH STREETS. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
FHVHE subscriber continues carry the above bust
in all its various misunderstanding for sale 800
CRATES, with Tenders and Summer Pieces, embracing
100 different kinds such at present used in New
York Philadelphia and Boston also continue receive
monthly all the various patterns from all the Eastern cities;
andhavng devoted the last twelve years this branch of
my business. respectfully REFER to capacity of work
manshp the citizens iieh,nond generally My pri-
shall be moderate any other establishment in
Richmond OF elsewhere
is SAMUEL D DENOON
sTES as FszE FEaeSss' NOW HEA-
Z DY.-New editions ofthe following interesting and
popular works:
Life OF Joa A. Murrell, the Great Western Land Pr
rate. with Illustrations % cents, containing l24 pages
Life Of Joseph T. Hare Illustrated e5 cents containing
107 pages.
Life II Col Monroe Edwards with numerous illustra-
tions p cents. containing l52 pages
Life Of Jack Ram, illustrated, e5 CENTS containing l44
pages.
Life of Helen Jewett Illustrated, 25 cents.
Lives othe Felons illustrated 25 CENTS containing SO
pages.
Life of Dick Turpn, illustrated, price % cents.
Life of Tom King. illustrated, price 25 cents
THOMAS H. GRESHAM
% 1904 Broad street
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THE Old DURaENbON sssssTSE,
18TH ST., between Nsain and Gary.
I'll ANlNG this day taken possession OF the above
named House, and laid in the best stock OF Liquors
Wines and Cigars that this any other market Affords
would most respectfully solicit call from my friends and
the public generally assuring them that nothing shall be
andonet please ALL
26-tf GEO H. JEWETC:
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DOOFENG sx4ATE.-I am prepared to exc
IL = cute with promptness and dispatch, all orders
trusted my charge for the above article Samples oa,
be seen at my Office. ROBERT RANKIN,
iy Corner and Water
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HNRENoaa TaANsPAsss:Nr eaELAraNE,

IA superior to the ordinary Gelane iii and equal
in every respect the best Isngass for making table
ellies, blanc mango, &eIust received aud for SAL by
ALIEN. DUVAL.
de Is Us Main street, corner 18th
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TOCNs FOR SALE

~ Virginia State Stock
Bonds OF the University of Virginia interest payable cat
the Treasury of Virginia
Bonds of the City of Petersburg. with coupons.
Bonds of the Town of gnchburg endorsed by Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad guarantees.
Apply to
MAURY & MORTON
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4 Voc sAS--By the schooner Richmond, have ref
" eelveda large lot of30 hour and day spring. weigh
and striking marine Clocks which the attention
purchasers invited by the ease or otherwise for sal
by r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
&c 49,, Cornn -NE.in and i2sh streets "A
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-08

II "A
opatterns; Oils, Extracts, Cologne Water SCANS
HAIR and tooth Brushes just received and for sale low bv
de 10 ELIAS HALE 1os Mi =. y
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FHissE undersigned have this day formed copaft.
nership to transact general Exchange ana
Eantins Hsuziaes-, under the firm of Nj AIJRY &
MORTON. They willdealn Exchange, Bank Notes and
Com and will purchase and sell Stocks aud other public
securities GA commission.
Office under City Hotel corner Main and Wall sts
II. H. MAURY,
Richmond Feb 81 j. b. MORTON
e 25z-tf
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

Experience having fully convinced of the superiority
of the CASH SYSTEM all others in the conduct of bust
we have determined offer such inducements to
the patrons of the DAILY TINES will secure NOR
rigid adherence to that system We therefore
that the paper viii be faithfully served to any subscriber
within the limits of the city, hereafter, for the sum
of FEE Dollars paid the time of subscribing or within
thirty days thereafter And any patron on our books
at the expiration fhis Subscription year. or within
the limit specified, his subscription BY paying S.
Those who not choose avail themselves OF the ad
payments, will be charged So heretofore. This
arrangement will render the Tmes of the cheapest
papers published inthe South and WILL trust induce
friends aid in extending its tircu alton every
quarter
We contemplate, during the year. giving greater d
versty to the columns Of the paper. and making other
improvements whchwill add to its general interest
But it is province to perform, not to promise. So
Judge us bv acts.
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LRGIsLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

MONDAY, Jan. 3, 1858.
commu nication from the House of Delegate,
announcing the passage of of bill authorizing the
establishment of a bank at Union in the count,
OF Monroe. On motion of Mr.. CRErGH the rule,
were suspended and the bill was read third
time and passed.
Mr.. BRowN, from the Committee of Agricnl.
ture, &c., reported House bill to incorporate
the Potomac Copper Company, in the county Of
Loudoun. On motion of Mr. BALDWIN, the rules
were suspended and the bill passed MIR. b. was
directed to inform the house thereof
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Bank of Manassa, in the
town of Front Royal, in the county of Warren.
Establishing an Independent Bank in the town
OF Winchester, with several amendments.
To incorporate the Point Pleasant Manufactu-
ring Company, in the county of Mason.
Mr.. REGER called up the bill to amend thu act
in relation to the election of Justices of the
Peace &c. Mr.. REGER offered substitute
therefor
On motion of Mr. STUART, the bill and amend
ments were laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
On motion of Mr.. STUART, the Senate adj
journed
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

IhE FRENCH AT SoNoRA-THEIR DErEAr
AND hETREAT-A letter from Acapulco. under
date OF December 5th, and received by tho
new L DIRK Times, says that battle took Mace
the hrst part of November, at HermosiIIo be-
tween 2l4 French on one side, and 700 regular
Mexican soldiers on the other, the French
nurylng after the fight, 80; Mexicans having
lost at the first fire of the latter, 81 men. The
french at the time were marching towards GUY
mas when, as they reached HermosiIo, the
Mexlcans suddenly fired upon them from, large
wa,ied square, killing every one of the officers,
winch staggered them for an instant; but they
ra'iied' mounted the walls and fired down into the
yard upon them as they would have done upon
a flock of turkeys.
Inc hight was afterwards continued for short
l'me IN the streets, with supposed loss of about
10 men to the Mexicans, and none to the Counts
party. The French then continued their wnv
to Guymas but were met by messenger from
the city, who represented that the town was des.
titue ct food, and deserted; and that they would
inevitably all perish, unless they gave up the war
Count de Raousset at that time was being carried
forward on litter, nearly dead of the dysentery.
All OF his officers having been killed at Her
mosllo, the men agreed 20 lay down their arms,
on condition that Banco should pay them SlI,-
O00 with which to embark fer California and
Mazatlan, which he did. Raousset was taken on
board for Mnzatan, in almost dying state
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

Owing to the prevalence of the snow storm
Monday night, we suppose rogues, topers and
Migrants kept within doors, consequently no ar
rests were made by the watchmen; and, as a
natural consequence, the Mayors Court yester-
day presented "a beggary account of empty"
benches.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

Snow SToRM--Snow commenced falling in
this city Monday night about II o'clock, and con-
tinued to fall without intermsson Until l0 O'Clock
yesterday morning. Ike earth being extremely
wet, however, owing to recent rains, the snow
dissolved nearly rapidly as it fell. The streets
were in horrible condition yesterday producing
an unusual demand for water proof boots and over
shoes
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HEALTH OF Hon. VIM. R. KlNa.-A Wash


ngton correspondent of the N. York Tribune,
writing under date of the LIST inst says:
The Vice President elect, Hon. William r.
King is still confined to his room, and tho fact
cannot be disguised that he is aarlningly ill.,
His most intimate friends entertain no hope of
his recovery, but his distressing cough may be
relieved and his life prolonged by making his
contemplated tri p to the Queen of the Antilles"
Col. King is an airniabe and courteous gentle
man. and he has proved himself an amiable, Dig
nified and impartial presiding officer. He will
not take passage in mail steamer from Norfolk
for Havana, as was contemplated, but will go on
board the U. States steamship Fulton, at this
place, which vessel will proceed To Havana d.
rect.
The Hon. John Bragg, of Alabama, valued
and esteemed friend of Col X, yesterday address,
cd letter to the Secretary of the Navy, hand
somely presenting Col. KS acknow edgments
here to convey him to Norfolf, informing
him that it was the opinion of his physi-
clan tina, it would be unsafe to subject his
patient to the inconyeniences of a transfer from
one ship TO another, the discomforts and annoy
ances to which he would be- necessarily ex posed
IN a crowded Chagres packet, aud that it would
be better for him to remain here unless 9TH
er arrangement could be- made by which those
dfic altes could he avoided. Mr. Kennedy an
swered the letter Of Judge Bragg promptly, feel
in9y, aud eloqnenty. He informed Judge b.
that he would with pleasure, order the Fnlfon to
Washington. and place her MT the disposal of Col.
Is To proceed TO Havana on any day he might
name. This offer WAS acknowe ged and accep-
ted aud the steamer will be here on Tuesday
Hext.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

IMMIGRATION THE YEAR ls52.-The total number
oarivals at the port of New York from foreign eoun,
tries during the year 1852, adds up a63556 OF these
9O52 ascertaned to have been American citizens re-
turning home from travel abroad. We table Civ
ing comparative view ofthe immigration this port du
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

SUBSTITUTE FOR BRTDGEs-J. w. Gill, of Wheeling
mas patented substitute for bridges in crossing rivers
py ran roads PATENT the building of submarine rail
a,d oeow tue channel of rivers or harbors On this
run wheels, and the wheels erect a platform Of
ro-ay rails and run the and lc motive them
20 be propelled by stationery power shore, with a.
endless chain, by Power the platform or even by
common locomotive itself the proper gearing being on tt
pa. form and always ready for
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

SALE OF NEGROES At HIGH PRICES - Nine negro
men,isod by Mosby & Garland Saturday, belonging to
the late firm of Geo H. Williams S Co. Tobacconsts
off at the following prces Toe first H. 100; second
5000 third Sl.loO fourth Sll60 fifth $500; sixth
$1,000 seventh $685. eighth $1,000 and the ninth $500
Lynch. Vngiaian.
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OpD Fellows HALL.--It will be perceived
from notice in another column, that an enter
tanment, of varied character, will be given at
Odd Fellows Hall this evening. Should the
weather prove favorable, there will probably be n
full turn out to witness the performances of the
Jenny Lind Ministrels," led by MIR. Parrow,
who, we are assured, has appeared advantageous
y before the cro,oned heads of Europe and is
therefore peculiarly we'll qualified TO amuse and
delight the souereigns of the United States But
the performances of Mr. Parrow and the ''Jenny
Lind Minstrels" are not the only attractions at
Odd Fellows Hall tonight. We observe from
the programme that Sig. Maroney, distinguish
ed violinist, will also appear in several favorite
solos. Judging from the title and patronymic of
this Ito us} new and unknown candidate forpopu-
lar favour, we incline to the opinion that he
untes in himself the exceencies of the Italian
and English schools. Thus, then, the reader
will perceive that shall witness TO night Il
musical entertainment sufficiently varied to suit
all tastes. The simple yet touching and unpre-
tending ballads of the Minstres will be succeed
ed by the most brilliant creations of the old
maste
From he favorable location of the Hall. w
should suppose that little or no difficulty woul-
be experienced in obtaining ut all times, paying
auditory and we have often felt surprised to see
its doors closet for weeks together, during the
winter Situated in the heart OF the cty-ac-
cessibe to visiters from all luarters-t seems to
us that Odd Fellows Hall offers superior induce
ments to those who supply amusement for the
million, 1t might, at nconsiderable expense, be-
fitted up so rs to admit of dramatic performances
and we feel warranted in hazarding the opinion
that spirited Vaudeville corps would do we'll
throughout the Fall and Winter months at the
Hail.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

The Washington cores pondent of the Baltimore
American says Mr. King has resigned his Sena-
tor. to take effect Immediately. The Governor of Ala
bana WILL it is said appoint Benz. Fitzpatrick, Esq to
fill the unexpired term.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05
THE KANE CASE.

| In the Supreme Court this morning, the kaine
Extraditon Case was called up. james T. Bra
dey, and Richard Busted appeared for Kaine and
stated that they were prepared to argue the case.
The Court expressed its readiness to proceed,
when the Hon. Charles Sumner appeared and
stated that he had received letter from Charles
| Edwards, counsel for the British Government
which he read as follows
| New York. Dec. 81, 1852.
| In the matter of Thomas Kane fugitive from
| justice.
| Dear Sir--This is set down for the first
Monday of January, the Court having made out
certain points to be argued. have been coun-
sci for the British Government in the matter and
appeared as such when the Court directed the
points. am not aware what may have occur
red between the Hon. Secretary of State and
His Excellency the British Minister, nor, as to
whether the Attorney General will interfere
| deem it however, respectful to the Bench to
have it suggested that Mr.. Champion has wished
to me stand aside and not mingle in any arrange
ments, but had not received his desire when
had the honor to be before the Court. If circum
stances should make it proper, hope you will do
me the kindness most respectfully to mention
what have said.
Believe me, my dear sir, yours always,
CHAS. EDWARDS.
| To CHAs SUMNER, ESQ.
| Mr.. Brady then stated that he had not known
until this morning what course was to be pursued
on the part of Kaine.
Attorney General Crttenden said he under
stood there was some arrangement in progress
between the Secretary of State and the British
Minister on the subject, and by his suggestion the
Court ordered the case to lie over until the NOR
Ming when it will be again called up.
| The case excites considerable interest, as Judge
Nelson one of the presiding judges granted the
habeas corpus under which kaine was sued, and
differed with Judge Belts, of the New York Cir
cult Court 90 the law point. 1t is also the first
case of the kind under the Ashburton treaty.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

JENNY LIND is stated while in this country offerd to
visit California for s3oOO00 which nearly mad
up in San Francisco, when the disastrous fire of May
1851 broke and destroyed the property of OF
those who had pledged themselves for the required
amount.