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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13

NA t.es ATTORNEY AT Law.
Prsctlces in the OqqIeo Of the City Of Richmond
une. e sas7 Tazs 1a- Ff'st III "A
He also Notary Fable and Comnissiouer ofths
United States Court Of Claims. -
The partnership between Mr. CNAsrArN WRlrl
and himself being dissolved. his Ofioo il now on
llsh street. Just below G0ddin's Hail. ~ fe l3--ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13

Ne z1<A. ~ 9anusl Clart, aa appassat
Mayor 70 answer tie charge of stseIine four
pairs Of shoes, valued Ut %, from JacoS Rteo.
1ho oeo0pleisaSt ssasea that Clavh pwrehaaod
D tsuqk Of hin Isr -. aAA hat 10 that tYuok
ths1o WelQ tonf patrs Of shoes which nsith0p
the pnrcAAsef 1of htmsslf knew Of at the
tlsAe. 'OSAyk a1terWeS0s statod that - oieeov.
oooA ~ shoO Wboo ~ eook tho tyuok % hio
boardilG-heusA and - - DID not yetuPa
misssd the warrant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13

ra0N NHxIco.-The news from Mexico
With dates TO June lst, reoeivsd - way OF
Havana isinPortana Con. Uraea, tie HtcEack''
esnsrai Of tie liberals, who Was bssieeing
9uadalAjara, was beatsa and eaptpred by
thsr liberal force, under Gen. Rosas IIanda,
Was routed q Oajaea hy ,Oobos. LAsda and
I yempant of his troops had 1ed ID Vera
Crux, wheye hs arrived on the Nth nit. Thinsp
aye hriehtsning for Airamoa. u s3effF r..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13

LdYH LorsxR N AMnRIcA 1HAr Euborx-
The Insurance Com niseioneI OF Massaeh usetts
states that the m0rtuaTy expsrisnoe Of GSdr.
State for the past year, represeDtips sAou} nft1
thousand years OF lifA, proved that 1tteta fh1o
couatry. as ages between thirty .one and my.
ave, was not spbject to - high . rate of n1r.
Great Britain and Germany. = ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13

A SIaN Or THE TIMHs.-M. Miot, IN incrimi.
mated member Of the legislative Assembly,
took advantage Of the late amnesty 70 return
Rue Dc Rivoli an apothecarys shop, on The
sign over which be caused to b printed, in
very large letters, sMiot, ,tesmsrly Representa.
tive OF the People," The police, unable to dis.
cover aay analogy between the druegist aud
such political designation, essayed 20 remove
1t, but the Emperor has been pleased to allow
the old Republican to retain the s.show board. )"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13

~ Dentist,
Office and Resldonce Southwest corner Main and
9Th sts., kret door shove CrenshaW's New Hotel,
Richu1ond, Va. $50 egt $50 - - = = - :.
Having an experiences Of ten years II his profss-
son, he feels oon6dent Of giving sotisfactiOn 70
hose Who may favor him with they Dstfouage.
mh l6-6m ss+s '.s4.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13

NA AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC-
Practices in II all the cop5ts Of the city Of Rioh
0fce eorner Bank and l1th etTeets, Richmond
Va He is also Commissioner Of the United States
Court OK ClalmS. ff e ap le-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13

tractor on the Formaftine aad Buchen Rail.
way, Scotland, has enlarged the sphere Of T..
maIe asefulness by employing large number
Of women as navvics. The Aberdeen Herald
ing their barrows, and stilt retaining that nat
ural regard for their invincihle charms bsto.
kened by broad paraplute hats, is . sight, in
this May weather, 10 do . philanthropic hear {
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13

NOTICE To THE LADa n Mn
~ JANE A. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., has re-
moved to Broad, between LIST snd F0ushee streets,
diseases peculiar to femalos and chitlrea.
ESPECIAL attention given to the practice of OBJ
eseffIcs. EAt my 3-2mA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13

~ Mks. wooLHoy =, caDSss sss: and ID
Leecher, lss Nam street. over g Sythsrian ~ Gun
attended the LADIES' OF Richmond. and givsK uni
yerssl Satisfaction.
vices, st all hours, day or night.
N. B.-LEECAES for sale. Orders from the
country cafeiuiy PACKED. Ap z-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13

- CAASTAlN WHITE, -.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. a.
Pract,oss in oil the Courts OF the city Of Rich-
and ioochland. - s,s
State Court House. q Z p my l1-ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13

nelcEp<eyA11 - ~ yeDt U7ashfx yos
lsIy ~ s1s sls sesa aaafSssas fsssas - !
80 81 ~ ~ esUsa.m vho nset to-dsy il 0onven-
tSe VIZ ssSssnIdS risIt. a.: .1s 's
not ecnfsssd y pgllt5Sai EcShisnss q By SsiI dis
%s S sAs 3 sss sssss 81 sf
Nsw York. to unite in movement actu iie1 b. "a.
ssss s;Ssss'ss i :'slRs.sy q yy
Hsss - soonus.ssisse. a eo,f.s.... . =, ,,. -.
u S9s: ys &, ~ s,;.,:
e: s'as s L: ssn:s q g 4. Ssss.s SSs fs
vssl ssoqd sns e sss = e &: :S
4 ssss &c l.ssss;sss;:c. as;s; cs.s s::s s:ss scs e., e
s:isas. e. s;.ssfss: & os:a
a motion for adioarnment Wa made, but
cs Sd,iss ns'dESi1, II of MsE YORK asked leave 70
ss s.,:r,ss cne - hUonvensicn, which was granted
ton o. hinself and colleagues 70 the south
and = the lUnios. rhsyewess anxious 70
neal ne tne alnerences among IL Usnocracy, BY
me me adoption Of platform and the nonisa.
ION q candidate acceptable to all sections
Tney had hoped that this Convention would
nave gone to Baltimore, and aided in securing
IN end 90 desirable. The nomination of "a
sestein ~ indis iduai" would. he Selievsd, prove
{ The speaker went ON to ailude u The posuss-
oiiities sf . dissolution OF tho Union. when
ne was called to order; but, encouraged by
.ond cries Of 20 on! 80 on !" resumed his re-
Mr.. Barry, OF Mia, again ealIsd him to or.
oeS. - % eelieyN1 th4t 1tAs'coartesy granted
oy sAs OonvSnts0u ha4 0soA aoused.
= motion TO adjourn WIS made and carried;
and the President declared the Con vention ad.
journed TO meet again on the 2lst OF June. :
After the sdjoarnment. there wsre loud calls
for the Hon. Wm. L. Yancy, Of Aiahama but,
at the req uest OF that gentleman, Gov. Lub-
book asked that he might be excused from
speaking. promising that he would soon ad.
dress the people Of Richmond, BALTIMORE ana
Washington, 10 behalf OF the great cause which
he had esponsed. gsbs Fpl1fs7r rnr3s
The following delegates, not before reported,
were In attendance yesterday: ~ f{A&l aShR
,Missfssispi.-Gen. Chas. Clarke. Hon. W. 8.
Eeathsrston. r. F. Liddell. c. g. ArmiStesd, W:
Gsc,s;se SOLOMON Cohen. H. M: Moore. P.
Tracy, John A. CObb, w. ! Hill. g. J. Fain
A!abae aetd.-H. D. Smith, Vim. H. Forney, VIM
LamfOTd. =: @. Norman. Lewis NJ. Stone.
Eto,ide.-B F. Wardiaw. 'ar0
Tsras.~G. M. Bryan. F. 8. Stockdals, Il. R.
kunnells. J. r. Crosby. FIR. Lubbock.
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JOHN 5. CA4KlE,- - - :
Has removed his o!ice to No. Law Buiidine. aeIs
the State Court House. =. ~, - -
He practices in all the Courts held in the city Of
kchmOn0 ana county OF HenflOO.- f. A-ha
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LO r r e n z
WOOD. EDDY L CO.'S -. e
DELAWARE AND MISSOURI
... 1854. STATE LOTTERIES.
s CAplTAL PRIZE r 90. 0OO 81

- CAPITAL. PRIZE 500, 600!
WOOD. EDDY & CO, Mensgers.
Tho Manager Ofiioes are located at whining
~, ton, Delaware, and g. Louis. Missouri:
Will be drawn in public, undies the superinten
dsnoe Of sworn Commissioners, appointed by the
Governor: = = 20 !. A.sA 8 - tf
WOOD. EDDY L CO.'S L0TTERY.
Glass Ne; 81 dgavs on 9:rvapsy: ysae 60, 1860
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OF-,- 1lUO on!
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HENRY MUDNALL, ti- lsT
NA M ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.

-. PARKE POlNDExTEK, ArVOk
practice in the city Of Richmond and in the con-
ties Of Chesterfield. PQvhatan and Amelia.
ONO in Lisle's BHil6ugs corner Of Main and
ltth street :. e 0-iV
, 1860-02-10

grass lands. We have tried spreading sim
ply the soil from the road side, with good
effect, but had this or swamp muck, of
which there are thousands of acres now ly-
ing useless and worse for they are continually
filling the air with miasma allowed to be
mixed with one.third or one-half yard ma.
nure, and to lie so mixed for one season, and
then spread, they would produce a very fine
effect. One load Of such compost--whcre
a half or two-thirds are taken from the
swamp-is worth as much on meadow land,
taking the time of continuance into account
as load Of livery stable manure, though it
does not cost half as much as the latter at
present rates.
, 1860-02-10
SECUND HAND PIANOS
Atgreat store prices nom $50 to SlIo
MU SIC.
Testimonials of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons,

The Piano to hand and in rst rate order. II /.
q beautiful instrdment.-LEE 4 WALKER, Philadelphia,
Johh Hewitt, Of Carthage New York, Who has had
one o. We horacs waters Pianos writes as ollUwg"A
rlend OF mine wishes me to purchase Q phno for her.
She likes the One you sold me In December 1885 nv
plano Gecoming popular In this place, and think
lar than any other MAKE"
We have two Of Wate Pianos In use IN our seminary
one which Be. been severely tested for three yeaS
and We can testify To- their food quality and dfa6liy
WOOD GAE0oRI, Mount Canu III.
n. WARNS, Esq.-DeaF Sir: Having uaed one Of voup
PianOfftes fur two years past have found 4 verv M
ReIloL instrument -ALoNko CRAY, Principal Brooklyn
Heights Seminary.
Rev. Mr.. Haynes writes as k,llows:-Pres,on Holov
N. r., July 2sth, 1858. Ma. WATERs-Dear Ar. / ~
ceived the Meodecn safe and in goOd order; am wslI
pleased with The external appearance and The tone also
hope shall have occasion 70 order one OF two more
the present season.
Toga, N. T.. July 18th 1858. HoRAcR Warns. E.o.
Sir: The MeodeOn you sent me was dny Feceted "a
good order ! am now fully prepared 70 say that thc
instrument highly satlaaet6y and begyo viii accept
nished Il, and for the very honorable manner d Wheh
you nave ininled, and more than fulhed all that Iod
promised Very respectfully yours, &c., J. l. sHITH.
The Piano received from you otinusa io give -aiisA
tact0n regard Of the lest ini Fuouu in the
place.-JANEs L. CLAREE, Charleston, Va.
The Meodeon has sely arrived. feel OBLIGED 70 you
Ior your liberal do al can for you IN these
paEts.-Rev J. N. Mccormick. Yarquesville. g. o.
- Lt@nS ~ euiy reeoiVeu. II came IN excellent
condition, and b very much admired by M numeFoes
family. Accept my thanks for your pFOmptnesS.-Rop.
Ell CoqrEH, Waranham, BIadlord o., 70.
Your Piano peases well. H 8 the bo1t one ia onr
cognty-IHonAs A. LATHAM, Campbleton, Ca.
We arc VtTy much obliged 70 you lor having rsnt msh
line instrument Tor $3.50. and We shall ale pans %
Fecofnmend t'=BRANK, HELD 4 Co, Buffalo DsiIoeral
The Horace waters Pianos are known a. amonS ~
vy BEST We are tnahed 10 speuk n these instFumento
WIN CONFIDENCE. lom personal knOWlcdee Of their excel.
ieps zone ana o1faele gnalitysNew loFk Evangelats
We can tpeak Of the merits Of the HorHee WalPyn
bes quality Christian Intelligsncer
Nothing at the State Fair Displayed reafer sxr..n.s
u any department than the Horace Water lISnOr.~
Churchman.
Waten' Pianos and Melodeons challenge compsy,.on
gitn ne nneAt made anywhere in the ccunIEy.-HCne
HOraee Waten' PIanoGnrsrs are Of fu rich ana even
tone. and Powerful New York uslcal Review.
Our friends will ind at Mr. Waters' store The very hat
assortment Of Music and Of Pianos 10 be fonnS X ~
unlIed States, and We urge our southern and western
Yofks-Grahams Magazine.
WaFeroOms No. $50 broadway, New Yorh.
, 1860-02-10
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GOODS.
Corner battery aud Clay streets, san FranelseO,
HAVE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
III 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 30 inch brown sheetings;
100 b0lts No. O--0O0 Duck;
500 bolts NO.2-lO Duck;
% bales Raven Dock;
10 Gases MerTimac prints;
10 eases Prague prlnts;
10 cases Pacific prints;
10 cases Dunnell's prints;
10 cases and a. bleached ahrtinRs
10 ceses ga, 50 and l0-4 bleached ShIFtIn
20 cas- Q blue drills;
20 cases blue denims;
10 bales hickory stripes;
20 bales I, ! and 4 tlcking;
10 balss scarlet. blue and gray hanneS
10 bales Ballardrale white flannel;
cases OOburga and MeFinos;
s cases wool and half wool piaids.
5 cases blue and black alpaeas;
10 cases Pacldc-neW styles De Lainoa;
cases, all Wonl, new styles De Laines,
easea French Mefinnej
1000 Bay State plaid shaWis;
1000 cashmere and plain wool ahaWs; black and COL
ored silks; plain. figured and plaid silks;
And large assortment of other Dress Goods.
% 1lLANkETs.
1000 pairs white, green and hlue MaekinaW;
1000 pairs BIB, TBB and SBG Blankets;
1000 pairs cheap grey Engllsh Blankets;
1000 pains cheap blue English Blankets;
500 pairs scarlet English Blankets;
600 pains g4 10 4. II Gni l2-4 white Bed Blankets
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
1000 dozen grey. blue and scarlet flannel shirts;
1000 dozen grey and white bsFino UnderuhiFts and
1000 dnzeu MeFin0 and all WOol anclu.
500 dozen sltnet and jean pants;
500 dozen duck and coitonlade Pants,
500 dozen hickory and check ahiFtsi
500 dozen calico and white dress shirts.
500 dozen overalls and inmpers:
Black and fancy sk craVats. necktles six handkor-
chefs anspenderp and variety " other articles TOO
numerous 70 mention. FIR sale lnw Nv
SANBON, BOND q Coz
syM Cor. Battery and Clay sta. San Fnncsco.
, 1860-02-10
rop-pros.ine Lands.

Some scientifc farmers have promul
rsied the idea that all manures applied
0n the surface Of the earth lose great
PIT Of their value BY evaporation. This
/. undoubtedly true many times, and
1t others more beneficial effect comes from
the application, than II Il had been other
wise made. We give ono or two illustra.
lions hat have recently come under our OBJ
s1tI1llm.
A year go farmer G. soWed fold Of
rather frosty land. facing The Northwest 70
W|nIery I'VE. We thought the field rather
tnDromisInq 70 The crop. Il looked passa-
~ veil. however, through Autumn and
Spring. The middle Of June we passed BY
IL md could not help romarking the differ
cnc1 boIuo1n q couple of acr1s In lower
corner. from The other paIlt Of the field.
I11 1I1l impression vas, that 4 was . diE
f1rlnl grain. but as We relched tho field
bordering on The way side. We saw it was
re and nothing else We inquired Of far
I1cI C. tie cause Of difference, and were in
formed that az - parts Of the field were
r1h'1ci % he lroaimeut, except the corner
giving The largest and best, /" was topdressed
with good manure arr sowing. Itappcared
20 - aI he time, that this fertile corner
would be ready for harvest liiIl week be-
f'rt - oltlr pnli Of The field. and were
Informed that { was 1oucd ten days later,
making half q month difference IN the time
hrI1c1n sowing and harvest IN The two
o|1coi or portions Of The Geld.
Farmer d Goucd oats last Spring IN two
f.'1s c| similar a1Il. The difference IN
cultivation bad been that leld number one
u1sf|mItd with cofn the previous year, and
ven inanur1d with rotten manure IN The hlll,
1nI Va. l0an % oal1 about April 20lh No.
1al1 n part planted With corn, uanuro1 IN
De If|I with recent manure, and . part
planted with potatoes and no manure
given. his field uns ploued and soWed to
oats about April 9th. and top-drotling Of
eight Loads ol recent manure 1ppIlod % the
1IIa No was ready for harvest Q full
week earlier fh1n No. the straw was
brighter and he grain heavier, and what
vas u1r1. tie of1sl 1oun had taken q much
I.||1f start In these cases. and We are
sure ihey are not solitary ones. top-dresaing
p|oH1d crops has been beneficial, BY incrcas
|rr he croQs enough 70 pay cost. leaving the
ground in much befler condition for future
L.r1..t d has also 81 en- new proof that
giving fertility 70 The land lengtheus the sea.
1or. Sonal 70 from ten days 70 Two weeks;
nr' IN other words. by giving strength to
|.0I. 4 i enabled 70 bring forth and mature
3 crop m 90 much less time than II would
% without this cultivation, consideration
r Io smell Importance in our climate, and
especially IN seasons ike tie past
"|... |.....uH n4nr. land. HMn han r,rnn
, 1860-02-10
AgfieuIiufs.
The PloWman.


Tearing up the stubborn SOIL
TrudEing, drudging, toiliug, moiling.
Hands and feet and garments soiling-
Who would grudge the plOwman's toll
Yet there's lustre in his eye,
Borrowed from ynn glowing sky;
Aud there's meaning in his glances
That bespeak no dreamer's fancies-
For bis mind has preciOus lore,
Cleaned from Natures sacred store.
Toiling up yOn weary hill,
He has worked since early morning,
En1e and rest and pleasure scorning,
And he's q his labor still
Though the slanting western beam,
QuivGing on The CLASSY stream,
And yon old elm's heightened shadow
Flung athwart the verdant meadow,
rr TN fhat shadoEy twilight gay
Cannot now be Ear away.
Sesl he stops and wipes his brow
Marks the rapid suns descending
Marln his shadow far extending
Deems 4 time 70 quit the plow.
Weary man and weary steed
Welcome food and respite needi
Tis the hour when bird and bee
Sex rpose-and why not hef
Nature loves the twilight blest
Let he toilWon plowman resta
Ye Who, uursol upon The breast
OF ease and pleasure enervating,
Epor new delights creating,
Which not long retain their rest--
u Rre upon your taste they pail,
What avail your pleasures ALI
In his hard but pleasant labor,
He. yonr useful, henlthfnl neighbor,
Finds enjoyment, real, true
vainly sought by such syoa.
Natures open volume lies,
Richly tinted, brightly beaming,
With is various lessons teeming,
An outlp1cad bclofe your eyes.
DeWy glada and opening flowers,
EmelaId Meadow, vernal bowers.
Sun and shade, and bird and bee,
Fount and forest, hin and lea--
An things beautiful and fair,
His benignant teachers are.
Tearing up he Stubborn soil--
Tmdging. drudging, ioiling, moiling,
Hands and leet and garments soiling,
Who would grudge the plowmnns toll :
YcI his health and wealth 10 him,
Strength Of nerve, and strength Of liml
Light and fTvor in bis glarcea,
liz and beauty in his hncies,
Llaniod and happy, brave and free;
Who % proud and blost q hei
, 1860-02-10
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Tm SouTHERN FoREsFs. The Baltimore
Erskasgs says: aThose pesons Who have
been accustomed % regard tho pine forests
Of the South as Of comparatively small ccm.
merieal importance will be surprised to
learn that the annual value Of hewn timber,
of The a~od plank, boards, scaniling, roain,
pitch, and tafpentine is estimated 70 30 not
less, In lhe nggregate, than from twelve to
iileen millions Of dollars while il Is i'm
possible 20 compute the yearly loss by waste
IN girdliug trees that are the growth Of cen
turies for the purpose of opening up new
plantations or extending The area Of those
already worked. The wanton destruction
Of this valuable timber, which has been 20.
Ing on for some years past, has ELECTED a
strong protest from q writer in the Savan
nah Rspu5licon, who calls attention to tho
fact that The exports Of yellow pine are
annually diminishing, and expresses the
opinion that unless more care is taken in fi.
ture 70 preserve the growing timber and
protect the owners Of it against the en-
croachments Of apiratical7 sqnatters, TIE Pine
forests Of the South will be rapidly swept
away
, 1860-02-10

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