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aA- THE MORE tho age advances in science. CIV
illzaLion, enlightenment. and IN rehne IHent OK
taste the more ispensable are the Scientific
Instruments, among which Optical. MathematGal
and PHYSICAL Instruments may be ranged IN the
foreground. The wonderful Stereoscope is not
only pastime. but Il grand source OF usefulness
Its beauty cannot be appreciated. unless you ex-
anime II close and look the variety OF scene,
RES groups and startling Incidents at the optl' al
establishment of NJ: ]. FRAAKLIN Co, Jas MAIN
street, Richmond, Va.
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rhaCattle Murrain.


,,,,;rorsas. of the Cattle MUIR ain in Massa-
o,use,,s is exciting apprehensions among
~, ,.,,,a nwnars in other parts OF the couh-
I,hes baen communicated to the cattle
&c connecticut and Rhode Island. wnere IL
= ,,ro.ains rapidly, and threatens, unless
.,a.t.a ~ spread desolation among the herds
~ the Union. In 1si4, a cattle plague began
:; E,.,.ra which was carried there by two
o.,vss brought from Holland, and when
r.,as for eleven years among the herds OF
Fnyland before il was stopped. Forty thou
sand head peris he'd in Nottinghamshlre In SIX
months and thirty thousand in Cheshire In
the same space of time. A million OF dollars
was paid by the government IN one se"i '0'
c.,,,e slain by order OF the Commissioners
Parliament passed an act proViaihs loi INC
s,.v,np of all diseased cattle, and burying the
carcass with the skin on, siasneo from ne1o
tn t.i, TO prevent the tanners from exhuming
them-for burning all hay ana stra" useu
about such animals-for fumlgating sheos 'uo
harms. and preventing the housing OF ca'tie
therein for two months thereafter-'or sepa'
rating recovered animals frsm healthy ones
for hindering the slaughter OF diseased ca''i'
for market or any other use-and 1or hotlce
an on break Of the disease to be given instah
Ter TO the Commissioners. Of late years
however. it is said that, in England, franc
and Holland, iucipient Murrains have oeei
stopped by a resort to chemical preventives.
We have already mentioned that the Gov
ernor of Massachusetts has called the Legs
iature of that State together for the expires
purpose Of considering what further action
necessary to stay the pestllence. Fn'
thousand dollars have been expended
that State in paying for the diseased catil
which have been slain. in the hope OF PR
venting thereby the spread OF the disease Oh
it has broken out in new localities, tar olstai
from the place of its first appearance, carrie
1hi,her, doubtless, by the transportation
diseased animals. The disease Is SAID TO
firmly fixed in twenty of the largest Gait
raising districts in New England, and We
butchers are found in the infected district
buying up diseased cattle. cheap, for the Me-
York market!
The Baltimore Patriot calls the attention {
farmers and cattle owners in Maryland. Vii
ginia and Pennsylvania to this plague, whlc
is now on its destructive march, and whic
will ere long menace the herds Of those State
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NJ THE BEST AND cheapest PHOTOGRAPHS
and Pearl Ambrotypes in the city are those MADE
al Res Mammoth Gallery, las Main St, near
Governor st. All the various st! les and SIZES eX
IN the day and any kind of weather. Photographs
colored in OIL, Aquarllle, Pastel. or India INK
Price % ct i, 50 cts, Sl-froIp that up to SA0O.
ap 20-ts
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The copyrights Of Peter Psriey's works ave
estjmeted 10 ~ worth x75,UOV.
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s- JAMES RIVER TRANSPOR-
aETN TAT[ON LlNE.-F0R NORFOLK,
NEW YORK: PROV DENGE AND
FORMATION LINE. AND The CROMWELL'S
AND NJ. AND NJ. 7. cos STEAMERS; CON
4 A NJ Frs FROM NORFOLK FOR THE
NORTH AND EAsT-rhe tn $ / a rf ana f pH
and SUN. will ply regularly between Richmond
and Norfolk, IN tow of steamer EMPIRE. Capt.
NooR +. on and after FRIDAY. June lst 1850
FREIGHT received at all hours, daily. on board
the barses at the Dock, near Edmond Daven-
ports.
ing of GOODS. THOS. D. HALL. Ae't.
- c, chmond Nav 3lSt 1860 Je l-2ws
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- we HAVE MARKED Down THE

HPRICES of our own Richmond made Boot,
Aand Shoes. as foilo~s cents French Call
Boots So; Gents French Calf Congress Caters
"a; Gents French Calf Oxford lies IS y; tents
French Calf Strap Ties S3 IS; cents Gait Md
eaters 81; Gents Enc lish Lasting Caters -;
all other soocs at correspondents prices. The above
goods are of the first ciass. ana equal To any IA
Richmond We offer these un0sdti inducements
IN or,e, 10 keep the worknIeu agotns, rs @oIA
rather slack at this season We thought II Vodd
he be tier 10 give the customer tue oeleht OF SCI
ting st class goods very low prices, and athe
same time giving employment 10 the wofkatA
MARCUS HARRIS BRO,
MAN st. next to the American Hotel
NV r3-2xi2p
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DARKER EOU Sc,
BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best Of aocommodatlors
with every effort Tor the comfort OF quests. LAIN
DER rot excelied in the United States.
H. u. PARKER,
mn 3-fm IF. NJ It's.
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TIVE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
FREDERICK S. WINSTON, President.

SECUHITY as. ~ Lite Assurance, the para
mount dsrat,on and al otA t rs
WHEN THE LARGEST NUMBER is ASSURED
This Company offers the following peculiar al
vantages to persons intending 10 insure '"eii
lives Al, 49,. ~ ~ o.L..
Life insurance Company IN the United States
"'n00n'i SIX IN Millions OF DOLLARS,
and are scciusireiy cash.
amount at risk is greater that that OF any other
Life lnsura uce Company IN the United States.
Its RATES OF PREMIUM are totrsr than those oil
the majority OF other Life Insurance Companies
yet its dividends have been greater the result OF
n very low ate of mortality among the insured.
consequent on q most careful and Judicious selec-
ton Of lives.
The MoR7'aLITY AMONG ITS MEMBERS has been
proportions y less than that OF any other Lille In
suIance Company in either America or Europe
whose experience has been made knownoa re-
suit IN the highest degree favorable to Policy
Ths NUMBER OF LIVES INSURE ID in this COMPANY
grsa1iy excse,is that of other Life Insurance
Company in the United States, thus atording
s.eu,tty above them all-the necessary sau OF ave-
rage having more scope for ope fation
The ASSETS of the Company are invested ex-
clusiyely on bond and mortgage on real estate IN
at least double the amount loaned and bear ns IN,
terest at seven per cent. the sotty and security
Of this of &c ia Hsen
First door East Of Post, Once, Richmond.
JAMES B. MccAw, M D.. Medical Examiner
- 600 TODD'S Extra Sugar Cured FAMI-
5 ,OOO Il HANS. n.cnss, nps
80 hhds prime Western R shGi1s S SspEs'
500 boxes Old Dominion SOAP.
100 hhds. prime Cuba SUGARS;
lao nhds prime Cuba GLASSES.
100 ti'rss' prGGfa As' f. woRTaAM CO.
jel--6t
T OOK Ar THIS. The undersignad having
IL sustained severe loss by the late are on Their
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zEnp55iH.crci tssss,S.Es ojTI.sSs OLD
= - .NSRpo Tie s'sa1nsi t hNp
IT'S PECK. Capt. H.. C. GtEtehp, atsed coH-
neal t,ie fof n.sht travail. x,taaks IN ercp ~
1" the sbots placea On SATURDAY EVSSWM!ss.on
next. ~ inst, txad regularly EVERY saTr,,sH'i
DAY EVENING there alter, during n. s ss,.R
season,) leaving ths wharf at Rockets =, a,sfins
p. NJ. arrive a. OLD Joint about 10 80 fhck
thence to PORTSMOUTH and NOR FoP ccock
return tho next evening, (SUNDAY tJe,y..n md
io'k at O'Clock. touch 1t PorMmouth a. Nof.
Point, and arrive ~ kichmond about a, snl oid
NJ Monday morning. '"eoek A.
PAssAox Tor the trip, II Old Point AMI ,.,
tineals ,nciueedJ - 30. 10 Por,smoui ~, s'nnrn.
ioik, 50 W. FREIGHT as usual W N"f-
Ie IT" ---------- r. o. HAsKINs
EENClNG ACADEMY
MR.. G. MEIZLER VAN Fvr,,
Respectfully informs TIE citizens OF amtnLLS
that he will open a Z tNCiNH AGA ~ IMuln"nd
Corinthian Hall or MONDAY. the I,,,. ~. At
The Hall VIZ he open every DAY from 10 I'll ejs
Apply TO the advertiser at The Hall is i. ~ D.
HOk EMA nip.
MI VINO wish to acquire superior k,cu,.l
HORSEMANSHiP, can have an opoar,,r enss Of
calling on PRor r. 4. 2iIltWWy'Y
JeA-" Az the Columbian Hotel,
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DAVID Il VIM. CURRIE.

VIRGINIA CT TR A L
Iik& r-fss1JaHTN7:5nncrS- A l. X A D--rhe d A
tzE.zSG1X-N= Nj All aud PASsENG Err
TRAIN will Leave Richmond Day St s % 4; n
iuYNcHBURG, ALEX NDRIh. BRISTOL,
KNOXVILLk. and all points in the Southwest;
and daily Except Sundays for -
RIVER and inte rmedlate Stations west OF Char
lottesvl!le STAGES for the .sPRl NGS connect
with the Train at Mi boro and Jacksonrs river.
For 4rticulars. in quire at the Ticket OHce.
lie It's WIN, r. ADCOCk. Ticket Agent
-, FOR KENT.-Dr Bricken intending 10
fs:% remove his Office to No, Exchange Block,
,ied hv him is for rent. Possession given the ilth
II Iune Apply to T.. u. EACHO.
ia INst Near Exchange Hotel.
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n~~~a FOX L ~ u Il e N5
Essl1. Steamer POCAHoNTAS;, Captain
azEExEEnzs. THOMAS TRAvERs, will receive
freight TO DAY, F.idav.l and up TO the hour OF
- O'clock NJ. SATURDAY. the 2d inst.
Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore at low
est rates and with greatest dispatch.
No hhds. taken this trip, unless engaged III our
Office. - -, ,e =,
O'Clock NJ, SATURDAY, tAe hour OF departure
Passage and fare SIS.
Tickets procured either at our Office, IN SnockOe
Slip Opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at steam
ers' WhaIves. ,, ,,,upr,.
Il i " NJ
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A Special...The attention of the public
is called to the catalogue sale of Books this NJ
DAY) afternoon. at o clock. at aucti1n, room 90
Main street. lie It'll J. II. DlGdES, Auct.
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ma New Silk Mantles.-By steamer last
eveniDe we are in possession OF nice lot OF
BLACK SILK WRAPPINGS. at very great bar
gains Ladies in want of them, would do well to
call to- day, as no doubt they will sell rapidly:
J. MILIHISER & BRO.
10 1T 1913 Broad street.
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Supfr;er HSqssksfHfRhinHi SGsas all widths
ss - PILLOW CASiNGS
WHITE MARSEILLES q L s, all
F.NE COTTON sHEETIN6s ard PILLOW
CASINOS.
RICH WHITE LINEN DAMASKS.
SUPER DAMASK NAPKINS and L l. T.
CLOTHS >,>,
LACE MUSLIN DAMAsK and BRocATEL
CURTAINS. $500
CoLoRED and WHITE MATING, al! widths.
TABLE and FLOUR OH. CLOTHS,
Fine Imported FURNITURE CHlNTZ. r,,,x,
White and Colored, Plain and Figured FuKNl-
TURE pIMiTY.
PLANO and TABLE COVERS.
WINE CLOTH and Coored FRUIT NAPklNS'
ALSO
Just received,
RICH LACE BURNON's MANTILLAs. new
patterns. very cheap.
BEREGE ANGLAIS. for Nantes and Dresses
RICH SILKS. and Spring and Summer DRESS
GOODS, all fresh and new: -
And all kinds pom ESTIC . 0 s. especially
COTTON OZNABURGS, White, Plaid and
Striped.
To be sold from this date, all through the month
of June, VERY CHEAP.
nv O-Gt* WATKINS & FICKLEN.
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MRRUiDEKIES.-A splendid assortment
r. of Needle-W ork Collars also great variety
of Embroidered Linen Cambria Hdkts ut very
low prices; ChintZ Embroidered Linen Camurlc
HID Ifs a new and elegant article AZ only so cents
aach worth $50 ALFRED MOS IS,
S@Si.' Nam .
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ma Beautiful Teeth

Wa PERFUMED BREATH
sOJrND AND Healthy GUMS-PERFECT
FREEDOM FROM TOOTHACHE.
DOWDtN'S DENTAL FLUID arrests decay
iieves toothache. perfumes the breath. and rem,
deus the teeth white as alabaster. RECOMMENDED
by the most celebrated dentists. see circular
round each bottle. Price, 50 cents For sale py
all druggists. my "a %
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TO ALL IT MAY CONCERN

a TO ALL III MAY iOttEkN.-
M1zuNs report having sons abroad that | IN.
kyX3&N tendeJ 10 discontinue tne SADDLE and
Ivy HARNESS BUSINESS take this OPP
portunlty OF informing my friends aad
the public generally. thai shall still continue N
the business at the same place, No. 81 MAIN ST,
better known as "Otey $ old stand, where shall
he glad IL see my old customeis and as many new
ones as will patrcniZe me, intending 10 use ever,
possible means To please them both IN qualIts and
I'm price, and will sell goods lower than the lowest.
nv a SIS WIN. SALMON
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~ STKAffD OFF-Ahout two weeks
WA> ago. a large black HORSE MULE roach
S04 name ana tall no marks recolleeted ex-
~AA>cepta white spot III the mane. | will pay
reward Of IS FOR his delivery AZ nv
residence, Church Hlll or at my Office, on lith
street. near Ma,o's bridge.
nv 25-ts C.. b. LiPSCOMB
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MRS. WINSLOW'S SUUGhiNG SNkCf.
vi This Is a pre- paration that no mother should
he without. II quicts the irrItablhty Of infants
during the time of teethIng, and cures the bowel
comuIa nts 10 which thew are liable. For sale by
A BODEKER i CO. Druggists,
No. 10 MaE street
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90 A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
d. Stockholders of the RICHMOND IL
BRARY COM PANY will he held At their Room,
Nj echauics' Instltuta.l on SATURDAY evening
next "a June, at O'Clock. 1t is very desirable
this meeting should he fully atts nded.
ie l.. % ALIEN. SCOTT, Sec'y.
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I OST-On the 18th of May. between Rockst,.
IL and the LIST Marke,. my FREE PAPEkS.
H. Jackson, three doors from corner CARY and i,s,
streets. EDWARD GEORIE
my 2I~2tt A Tree man Ii -.
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R@S DR.. +. K. LUCkETT having To-
~ Gated permanently in the cltt OF Rich
mond tenders his professional services 10 the citi-
ZenS. =, y,
rA Office, Ballard House. Residence, Mrs. NJ os-
by's corner of 9th and Franklin SITS. je lin
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FRESH BUTTER.-Famhes supplied with
arrsngements with the best Dairymen in New
York Pennsy and the Halls, OF v ns1na to
none. and at a far price | also receive large
quantities of EGGS. DRIED Pc G II Els and
APPLES, &c, &C.; for sale. wholesale and re-
tail by ]. S. ROBERTSON,
Corner Governor and Franklin SITS.
2. S.-ReceIves BUTTER regularly, twice
week my 3l-3t
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nA Manchester Work. III desire the resi-
dents of Manchester 20 know that they can have
FURNITURE RI PAIRED or MADE TO ON,
DER. az the lowest prices. Also, DOORS. BLINDS
and all kinds of work done, at the odd Castle"
on the corner in rear of MIR. Perdues store:
NY 23-6t" BENJAMIN seq Eh.
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2Ol73 hhds. 20 .S3l hhds.
2Ol73
6a8 excess.
WIN. Y. SHEPPARD,
Proprietor Richmond Tobacco Exchange.
lie lit
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i MAGIC WASHING FLUID. It saves agreat
deal of time and lauor. and Tree from any injury
to the clothes All il needs trial 70 prove IT
l.. j. PlCOf.
Garner Main and 18th streets.
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LOST AND STRAYED

I OST-On 10th of May, on 18th street ba,v-..-.
IL Broad and Marshall. my FREE PApTssea
'rhey were in a small tin box. will 1--WE .hl.
raj reward for them. # lett a. this oftce
EDWARD LIGHTFORD
Je l-2t' 4 freq man of co.,
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:, HEADQuARTERs $50 REGIMENT.

tOrder No. /. ~,
r. Tine Board of Officers OF the sd Resimsni
NJwill he convened on MONDAY, June 80. re
" ut 10 O'Clock, al the Office OF Lient Col ~" Z,
HARRISON. The Board VIII ue composed OF fis
Comnsndan' Of the Regiment ard oi the Com
mandants OF Battalions and Companies cVmpVsh'
the same, or attached thereto.
By order OF Col. DAVIS, ,., .
- - w VI IL Pryor Adj I'D Reg L
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ap,;ncIAI NOTICES.
"a. June. 1850. 80.
ATREDUCED PRICES.

HOLD FURNI TTRE, AT AUCTION Attention
ut 10 o'clock, at the store No 227. up stars on
Broad, between Bid and 9Th streets 81 n!Se :tGc
Of MILLINERY GOODS. and the HOuSEhoLD
EIffRNITiIRE. TIIOS. W. KEESEE.
"a III Auctioneer.
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< ARA TOGA WATER--From Congress
- Spring, New York; GIeenbrier White Sulphur
Water; Rookhndge Alum Water; Alum and To-
dine Water fro,n the Springs IN Bedford CO., Va.
For sale III al. quantities at
MEADE Il BAKERS Drug Store,
1856 Main st corner above Post-Oftioe.
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(NORNS. EUSIONS, NAILS. WARTS. &c.
~ DR.. SCHULTZ. whose stay IS limited Tor q
FEW DAYS ONLY, IN order TO meet appointments
In Lyuchaurg, legs to inform his patrons and ali
who desire ease and relief from CoTns, Bun!ons
Nails without pain Inconvenience, To Apply I'M
media.ely. His never erring system which mas
elected the highest encomnms from both press
and private individuals, we'll known as needs
no further comments
no Office, Wall Street Hotel, Wall street.
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TOBACCO AND 4 Z G A X "A variety of
i brands of the best Chewing Tobacco, including
;. Lecomte !" Harry of the West" and others,
which are verv popular; also. fine Hav.na Cigars.
Pure Corn Starch. suitable for Pudd.ass. Gus
tards, &c, Nc; also; Sage; fap,oca, Farins. &c.
w PETERSON 4 CO, Druggists,
1856 Main street.
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ELEGANT DRESS GUGUS.-We would IN
Il wife special attention to our assortment OF
rich English Berese, Hermann and French Berege
Robes in to Volants; very rich Chem Printed
Hernanis; do. do Satin Plaid do do. do. Paris
Printed Bereges, will be sold at about halt cost;
Plain and Plaid English Befeses, very desirable;
French Foulaids. very cheap; great reduction In
elegant Orsande Robes, IN 2 10 vciants; great
as our stock is too large for the season and the
goods must be sold. We still selling SILK st 50c.,
75c and = l. said to he the hes. bargain town.
CHRISTIAN AZ t.AIHRUp
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I OUIS J. BOSSlEIN.
Il Manufacturer OF Double Rehnsd
STEAM CANDIES
And Wholesale Dealer IN ,.,..,
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN FRt 40:
FRENCH CANDIES. Cl1Aks'
THE BEST GOODS. .,,,,,,
THE CHEAPEST GOODS
AND ,.
THE LARGEST Stun
Can always he found at the ,,,o
~ FIVE STORY BUILDING,
No. " Nan street;
Opposite Richardson Co. Hiehi'oa-' '"
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS We have now in
L store from 800 to 1000 Trunks, Bonnet Boxes
and Vaiices, consisting of all the various styles
ont from the finest Sole Leather Trunk, down
10 the lowest priced Trunk. all of which are oder-
ed at such low prices tn insure quick sales.
MARCUS HARRIS Il BRO,
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y EMOVAL! khHlVE AL! e COL DSMlt
II most respectfully informs his customers that
he has removed his store To No. l76. Broad street.
one square below MS former location. and Will be
ready this morning to otter great Inducements To
his customers. AS the season is SD tar advanced,
he Will continue close out his stock at extraor
binary low prices.
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MOTIF E.-Hsvine purchased .ne Nm sat .,fs,l
~ OF r Acorn. in the store No = E S,oS.ms,,
Richmond lately occupied by =, a, o., If CAS-.
| as Agent for said Acorn, eonsistihk W. spp,ra
Tobacco, smut Flx,ures. Sc., hsiso ,,,"os o,
c. A BROCkME tRml ASens' 70 70 ' 10, ard
| TOBACCO and CLOAK pisnHN gOiCRka
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nA Pasiurase Tor Horses. Males a
COWS.-The undersigned IS prepared to receive
Horses Mules, and Cows. for pastnraee. on rea-
sonabs terms, at ms farm. in Henrico county
four miles from the city of Richmond. -
JOSIAH ID. SMITH.
NJ B-For further information, apply to >. ?.
HAYES or EDWIN A. SMITH. my 30-3t<
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-02
(From the London Times.)
The Memory of Macaufav.

Westminster Abbey was yesterday the witness
of solemnity which has an interest not only for
Englishmen, Lut for every community among
which our language is spoken. The most pow
erfu popular, ana versatile writer of time
was borne to the grave with all the honors which
it is in the power of friends and admirers to bes-
tow. Genius and rank aud official dignity met to
pay the last sorrowfu tribute to one whose name
has added new lustro to the country he SO proud
ly loved. In the old Abbey, which has for cen7
turics been associated WITH all that is great and
noblo in our history. among the remains of men
widely diverse in genius and character, but whose
various greatness his large mind enabled him to
appreciate, Lord Macauay now sleeps. NJ more
fitting honor could have been paid to the lustri-
Gus dead than to lay his bones among those whose
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-02


E offer To the Planters Of Virginia Guano prepared by
w us follows:
1000 lbs best Peruvian Gnano that be procured;
500 do. Somorero Guano, containing 50 per e Of hos
pbate of Lime;
300 do. Ground Plaster for which wcpay ~ P ton extra
Planters and others invited TO examine this article From
the best information obtain believe this Mixture is
of the best that be prepared for the Virginia lands
Price 10 Planters SIS 81 less per when they
furnish the bags.
sB- Prepared and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & Co,
Richmond, Virginia.
Aso for sale by Commission and Grocery Merchants in cities
eBWe refer TO Planters whr have used the SonbrerO and
the Manipulated Guano-among them Jas Gait ESD A. War
wick, ESD Jos Allen, Esq and r. H. styll ESD and others
report of the samples from " bags and il shall be kept
10 that standard:
81 am able 10 give you the result Of anal ysis. They
show the Mixture to be- whatyou stated In former letter and
judge that fortunate the selection OF
especially of Peruvian uano The cenlage Ammonia
shows the pure Peruvian contain 124 per cent? which
than the average. The AnLy ysis is = follows:
Moisture given of nj boiling ponD ,,,.,..,.. 1on5
Ihosphae VI $50
Sulphurlc Acid a45; Lime 364 800
Ammonia .......,.............,.. 62o
lns"ube Matter .............,,......,. -i3
combination and organic matter ,,..t,.,.... 24s5
10000
Hoping that fertilizer may with which
1t deserves, remain, yours,
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VDOwDERED, CRUSHED AND COFFEE SUGARS, FOR
L sale by Ijan PITS JAMES BOYD Il co.