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As we predicted would be the case, the
Iowa Legislature finds the c1amor for stay and
appraiscment Laws beyond its power to resist.
We regret that such is the fact-not that We
are destitute Of sympathy for those who in
prosperous times were tempted to contract
debts which they are now unable to pay, but
because experience has invariably proved TINT
this kind Of remedy il thousaudlold worso
tlau the disease. The best way in the world
to ret out of debt is to look it squarely in tho
face, make tue best terms possible with credi-
tors, and then with becoming energy and with
good courage, 60 to work and redeem your
promises, or at least sllow determination 10
conc as near to it as possible. To call in the
aid Of the Legislature to protect you against
the just claims Of your creditor, is simply dis
honest and the fact that tile whole State par
ticipates in the dishonesty neither changes tic
moral quality Of tho action nor delays fora day
tho penalty which sooner or later overtakes
every uurighteo,1s act 1t is not in tho nature
Of stay Laws to promote prosperity, stimulate In
dusty, or inspire people with life and energy
who are struggling under commercial stagna'
ton. Tho chief effect Of al such legislation is to
render tho stagration moro complete, to post
pone the return Of prosperity, and to beget
lazity Of moral sentiment as to the obligations
Of justice and honor, for which no amount q
prosperity and material progress would bo at
adequate compensation. 1t will be an unfor
tunate day for Iowa, when she dishgures he7
statute book with stay or appraisement law
Young and vigorous as she is, possessed
almost boundless resources, with L soil ans
! climate to invite large immigration-~hones
sndcavor and patient industry on the part
her people, will soon Lift her into the clear s.1r
light Of prosperity. Any other policy will sc
her back Mt least quarter Of . century.
, 1860-02-21

r. The franking privilege originated in
England 10 the year 1860. Under it, members Of
Parliament used to frank tt entire bucks and
packa Of hounds"
, 1860-02-21

Tho Virgiuia Democrats sent electioneer-
ers into Connecticut, to persuade her people 10
70 the Locofoco party. TheY nre operating
through the pockets Of weak manufacturers.
, 1860-02-21

FEOPE4tt 4A A4t4A tHto uUL Auu
ednnet erist If natural right. It fills me will
unspeakablc modification to be compelled, in
this enlightened age and this Christian Repub
lie, to 70 back to demonstrate the primary
truths Of commou morality. But the nccessit.
exists. The Democratic organization, extend,
ing into every town and village in the confsde.
Tacy, il fast bec,'mng d<bduehtl and dt,aoruli-td
in regard to this whole matter. 1ts1eaders teach
that slaruy is righi; and the masses everywhere
ore ebcinE gradually led-by course dorntrard
III morals and 5aeta.ard in cisI;-1tion-to adopt
that teach,ng as true. 1fth1s doctrine shall be-
come the predominant belief throughout the
greater portion Of tue country, and systems Of
| the masses Of the peorle, then believe that
real freedom will specify thereafter disappear
| from tho Hepublic- repeat, therefore, that
| property in sIayes does not aud cannot exist of
| natural right. There is no voice Of ofinspiration
asserting IN man such dominion over his fellow
man like that which gare to cur race dominion
| over the fish Of the sea, aud over the fowls ot
the air, and over every living thing that moye:h
upon the face Of the caTsh;" md Nc are, there
fore, left to rest iudS dSulent upon the just in
stincts Of the human hea-t, md tie honest guild
auce Of an enlightened conscience. And TO these
appeal. THERE'S not aiiteraturc ii any people
or agc which does not icp;ct liberty d BITTER
t4an 2ifd and sldrtry AZ toortt than d<dth. There
is not man in this house Who would not
sooner lie doten in h:s grtre t1au become 1ond-
man !, there is not one Of us who would not
rather sec the face of hlschild uptnrned to him,
dead in its coffin, than to thai child sold as q
sltrf. No promises Of sat1icicnt food and de-
cent apparel aud comfortable shelter, Of care in
sickness and support in old age, could change
this preference; and il leng ages Of servituae
have produced, in isolated instances. j different
choice, the common sense OF mankind justly
finds in such ph:nomena more conclusive
proof Of brusa:izng itauences Of bondage-
The laws which are made for the security Of
this species Of property adsEd further evidence
that it is 6ased ufon seroa!- It is impossible
that any relation, right in kself, should require
such utterly r<pulfxe enactn<a!t, for its maiate-
nance in a civilized societr. bare, to some
extent, oykcd into the Statutes and judicial de-
cisions Of those co1,nunisiss where the ins.lsu-
tlou prevails, and end tint they compose q
merciless, rcmorssless, terrible machinery to1
changing mon into a drutt. There is bu: one
step wauting to make the wtrk complete: they
have not Jet legalizcd murdsr. I find Judges q
| the highest tribunals declaring that this fearful
system is absolutely necessary for the pEeser
yat;on at property IA nada aad when they have
proved TINT proposition, shty Aare dt0,on*trdsf:
1hat such property eanaot originally ee1'f q net
uraz righk
| pENoCRAr1c ARGENExT REFCffp.
But it is said that, howeyes this maT be, W
must take shinga as they are; that property il
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4 pENocRAr1c AnGENExT REFCrfp.
But it is said thai, howeye. this mar be, VIC
must take things As they are; that property in
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taught u. Ihis w.ll oe clear me)otts o. !he
"no!e oeoete VIM s~o ytas iroas .ne Iii u1y 10
nominee Ct the ca!easo CGnse6.on m oe ~.
angufa'eo Inc I.ah o. tne H.as .s,a Isl - fees ee.
1eat thls gfana CROWN 9. 'es s nd I..r!en Idn e"
RnePses - ~ annea ,vge1 nn;n" ono neh hrre Statc
1eir'os.Gs @ - na ~: Eraenas Grs nn4;s;nat;o,'
largs .aS r,os " - tha l;nd tha rfe ~,
o. smiuang gsr ,, y. ~ eG - n, ,nen hore for>
miners 10 .ne nu9s. m q H., avvv 1870 n ~ nr NJ,
maras% ranataes asH;nc tor te1r;tera1 % orcan;za,
~ taat;nE ns sn.;net ~ annoxo,;o~ F. Ean.
tlon' anu Eso'ess ot as.aa :. - - tha;,
sns ang, raAser aan;1o -; w. sta,a oorsrnn,cnt
ae.stnuaun ..na ~ 49,. ~ Esrsorn;a H. a+,a ~
| next summer, Just as Sa"1o1ala a'n; 1,. aau ae.
mand admission into the be; Union; 1hcEe IS .
wide desert waste that di7ides thc INNING re-
glon from eastern Kansas, which 1osms "a nata'
raj boundary and tore,ds un'on o. . Of nc o tMo
sections. md no poTer can compel thc farmers
Of eastern Kansas and the miners Of the Rocky
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.

TNFlKN1AkY OF THE MEDICAL Col.
i LEGEEIThls lnfrmary Is situated at the c9rne!
pots. Hotels and other centres Of business: 1t il
furnished xith every Arrangement requisite fo1
snS Ss II
diseases, are admitted into the institution Lying
in women are also received and carefully attended
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge Of the Profess
charges for BoaId, Medical Attendance Nurs,9s
S%sS|ai..ssJFa'':snt'::::..--.-.-.--.--..-::Ss
In addition to the above rates, IN cases resuiIn.
pretors Of Ike seIisvus small III lee
charged for the opsrston varying from e. .q $50
or Of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Ply
All charges payable ON the removal of the pa
$s': end sY5ts9p:pro. GIBSON. PErlco
w Hiss. saa d RSeS'%Sian'-Prof' TUCKER CON
Resident dent t4Pi5hysioisn-EDMUNDs MASON. M. D.
fSi esSdsntFi. u i. t 569NEss M. D..
to the address either the
RELLEyUE HOsPlTAL,IThi. inst,tatlon
last seven years. is situated Church Hill, Rich
mond, Virginia, in a delightful, airy position, and
u furnished with every convenience conducive to
the comfort of patients and the successful treat
meut of disease.
It has lately undergone extensiverepairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-
mediation of gentlemen who may find il incOnve-
uient to be treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid to the lying in
wards, which are peculiarly cOnmodious.
TERMS:
Payable on the removal of the Patiently
White Patients, per week. ......... 49,. So
COlored do. do. .........~... 8
Private Rooms, do. s........... 81 to SIS
IA City acceptances required for patients from
the country, unless whore the parties are known to
ono Of the Physicians of the Hospital.
This includes all charges for Board, Medical At
tendance, Nursing and Medicine. BY an arrange
ment with the ln6rmary of the Medical College, q
small additional fee, ranging from 81 to $50, will
be CHARGED for Surgical cases. The particular sum
may b asceItained before: hand by application to
one Of the attending Physicians.
"a Ne Patient received for less than week.
The undersigned will give their personal atten-
ton to all Patients placed In their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON. NJ. D., Grace It., between 9TH
THOMAS POLLARD, NJ. D., Governor st., LIST
door above Richmond House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, M. D., opposite American
WIN. ". PARKER. M. D., Law Building, cor
ner Of 18th and Franklin SITS.
c:W.P. BROCK. N. D., Resident Physician.
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TICKETS.
ORDINARY DRAWING.

S.laG Dri1es, aMountinG tO.---.--S--.-..eS e.ooo
csstisessss q fseksTe.ia dc Osdiasry Dssv
Tags sill b sold at the following E.sss, Which i
The risk Certificate Of Package Of ~ WAcle Tick
30 ca; Csrt6cate Of rankAse Of ~ Half Tickets,
6Ss Certificate Of Package Of = z uartef Tishots,
IL; csrtifcats Of PsokAss u u Eighth Tioksts.
II II eslssiss Tisksn OF fertikeasas. sneloss t.
ssaount IL money 70 %! address f0r What you wish
- rnSchaso; name the Lnttefy IN Which ron wish
n tnvested, and Whether yoA wish Wholss. Halves,
daartsa 0! Ejs hths. OF feesiYt Of which xe sesa
What i oFdsT5a. b. frst WasI. together With the
IL Sdiatsly aiter the drawing, . Printed draw
Ing, tostifo6 10 By the COmnaissioners, Will -
KscSssess vii Dlosse write thsiy Signatures
slain, ~ rive the name of their Post O@os. COun-
kh s909snieatiQas strictly .eosadentisl.
elalsly 9ner ~ draNing-oth Prisss y tae ssaaa
I 68h. x6DY 1 co.'s l.oTreaIEs sss
eta.s - Asgnseas Georgia, aad WILMINGTON. Dei-
-. s: 81 s.. !. s: !: $780,: =.
: : sssa ] = ! s & I: ~ !
NJ. y 1Es5s sss - " 3
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OFFICE X. L d. X. R.l
RICHMOND, Oct. a. lSee.
GREAT SOUIMWnT'

NJ ENN MAIL KOUTE.-W
= late ARRANGEMENT, the RIchmcs4
and Danvillo, SOuth-SIde virginia and Tennessee,
East Tennessee and Virginia, East Tennessee sad
have entered into an agreement to pass Nexfe
Children under three years Of age, rEKg, over theft
RESPECTIVE roads. to take elect and after Novsn-
Der lat, ld69.
To persons trading in Negroes, and others. tAn
route OtteI. advantages unsurpassed BY any othsf'
. For f1rther particulars, apply at the Tiekst W
&C 0-dts G. CAMPBELL, SUIT
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

THE PLACE FOR BARGAINs-At
l. SCHAAP & co.'s, corner of Broad and 3rd
streets. China and Glassware at the cheapest
prices ever heard of, such as Tumblers from SIC.
dozen up; Goblets from 81 50 dozen up; Kerosene
Oil Lamps from 75c. piece up-all worth double
the money Tea Sets and Dinner Sets far below
regular prices. new goods pouring in daily.
and we m~ss make room for them. Our stock Of
anything in variety and low prices. AS for House
Furnishing Goods. such as Looking Glasses, Tea
Trays, Coffee and Tea Pots, Of Al kinds Of metal
thousands Of other articles that line. call from
thos' in want of such goods will prove beneficial
to them. they will from Is to Is per cent. by
purchasing at SCHAAP CO.'S,
Corner of Broad and Sd sits,
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THE PRTMCE or WALES PRIsONER.-Con.
siderable amusement has been afforded at OK.
ford, Eng, through the eccentric conduct Of
n knight Of the plough, named Hedges, known
under the sosbvi4set of "Lord Chief Justice
Burns" It appears his Royal Highness, the
Prince of Wales. In company with Colonel
Keppell, EQusry In Waiting; Mr.. Herbert
Fisher, private tutor 10 His Royal Highness
Earl BrUWulow, Sir Frederick tombstone,
Bart, h. Le Marchant Esq, H. Chaplin. Esq,
II. Taylor, Esq. &c, went out with the Sou u
Oxfordshire hounds ON Friday last but, meet
on their return TO Oxford, determined ON
4 ride across the country. Not being
acquainted with the locality, they made
their way across the lanus Of farmer
Hedges, at Barton, and without being
aware OF the temper Of the sturdy farmer
his usual regard for trespsssers, Immediately
closed his gates on the illustrions party, and
levied = fiaa OF sovereign for damages, en-
forcing the demand with m tntim4tion that
none 81 them should leave until he bad pocket
ed the amount. Tss party at first imagined
names of his visitors. 10 would ut once haye
claimed the royal clemency !; but in this they
were quite mis- taken, for upon being inform
ed that be was OBTAINING the future King of
England, no remarked. "Prince or NO Prince,
IIihave my money The establishment OF
but being mounted and oacompassed BY stone
walls, they were compelled to yield to the In
ex0rabie farmer, who, sdded to IN samIable''
disposition, 10 possessed OF q powerful frame,
and On this OCCASION In Qaestion was armed
with dung fork, the emblem Of his Calling
at their detenti0n ana the oestinacy Of the
farmer, made the best Of the joke, the Prince
above the rest beirg mach amused at the turn
matters had tahen.- EssiisA paper.
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on bQArd the comfortable uteamef betveep loSuia
Creeonnd Washington.
"a For further information. apply NJ this o0sA
BrOad street, ShOckOe Hill
JAS. =. WINSTON. Genl Ticket Az
SAN'L RUTH. Sup't.
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TAILORING. &c.

:. sELECr STOCK or sPRlNo AND
NJ 4 choice ,selecton Of REApY.HXsyDtiE
W. CE0T H y e also; CLOTHS. CASsi-
superb assortment. Of CENTS FGRNisHiNG
GOODS: consisting in pat Of shirk. Under shirts.
citizens Of Richmond and the PDblis generally are
respectfully invited e call and make early celsc
tions +. ID. KEELING. No. rs Main FL,
Next door to G. w. Purcell l. Co.'S Ranking
8o I-Im
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A. WHERE is G BARTHOLOMEW
e j lie has removed ON tho stand where hi
6A name grew renowned,
And his friends IN despair are all crying.
se and his
He sings the old SONGS Of Tom Moore once again
sure siKn that his business :. i thriving.
Oh, he's fixed hun shop next to Kent, Paine 4
Just above blaze in dry goods and glory.
Together they'li make quite as pretty a show
As any recorded in story.
Watch and CLOCK eH Msts1. Nam .w:
T- 1URPIN, R0RKK 4 MUR
S&R ME- "a .i.,
kss'v ssa:'.:1 r. FsA, Il
c. NOTICE.-The subscrlber. go
81 intending tn remove from bis
ss::: IT. sss :t :s s:;'' e SAB
sra sssoIs@ens Sf food: in 1,: lin. At very re-:
s ss.i on It No ;Gis SssNs
IN! =. X
ss sfis Of =:
farmer and the trade generally.
ne Il our personal Attention sseinx that every bar
re-! 4 b veil ccSpsrsd and IN good :Ai1snS ordsr and
give US call Farmers sendins bsss viii Re III fur r
alshed At one dollar less per ton A liberal dis
"a Orders left IN our box "a, at Robinson Rob
''''' W" Z T. it'f +. sa4sp Steam Plaster Mill,
n" = -sms South side Of the Dock. Riehmond.
GkEAs 4 ExTKACTOK.-For removing
1c an 81
cloths. Cs.simerss, &c. without the slightest mis-
This srticis has been used extensively through
commenda :, l. sisS received the silver medal
had Of the pnrsipal D!aFsists, and At my l.bors.
'',', s@,n'' = ''' ''' =
nOG0ETT ANDERSON,
in fSPER %ANGiSsSs. o o 9sI5 ffas
$ S$& sodSs slaaHfSsH ~! y:
complete assortment in the above line, /" When H
lc GENERALLY; They are prepared 70 40 Payer
hanf,nx and upholsterinx in asspG,oF sty 10. hsv-
NEW TANNING AND FANCY GOODS
icavo 70 INFORM the Ladies Of Richmond and vicin.
A.; ss:s ss'1se TIT isN %
FkENcM fIbwERs. MtEtinEkY .SS "a.
O4E4 FUkNknlNG GOODS. il eeaeFal.
Gany yeArcW APPEARANCE. ard connectiene With
ne beet vholeeale houses in this cuntSy, win en-
- s:: - Z *; Il iSsai iSdlE'
GxocEkiEs, WIZ, LiaUoaa. AND
WINSTON & Towers,
Corner. ~ Cary and Peel Sta. isaAiss t. Msvs's
chcioa.s GR0CEf HES Teas, 6hAHPAGNE.
and etasr WINS; IONbOk BOOK, and 0sHes
le!e. ND rs; 'fUnk rye and other. Aae
Whl6kEiS, al Of vhiSh they wasrAAt g please
.4fsH1ss s sls1 l e:|9as 8 e sSstsss;
rs Hhes9 Ssesfaal3y ssasg 8. vHS.e.
a s 9! |! !! IS! - s:
a 81 ! . !! !! !! I :! !
sssss "a ~ &c - ast.tss 500,
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LOTTERY.
WOOD. EDDY 4 CO.'S
w GEORGIA AND DELAWARE

GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE 500, 900!
THE GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
INGS Of Wood, Eddy Co.'s Three Number Lot
teries will take place in public, under the super
intendence Of sworn Commissioners. Al follows:
Class No. lss draws SATURDAY, March y. 1850.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO
TICKETS.
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING,
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w II.IH AM NJ A HONE.
Engineer and Sup't N. GPRa
GNEATSO UTu .Ono

GM %I;EE$ST Hs i | % ! 1 !, 1850 ! 5
DANVll.LE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or SC 1HIv
DULE.-On and alter January 18th, isG. The Nal
and Passenger Train this ROAD will Ian A.. III
lows: wv
Leave Richmond, daily tSunday's exceptea, ., .,
A. NJ Tor Junction tBurkevii o. Lynebb1rS Nv.
toll. Knoxville. Dalton and Atlanta, Ga. cba,.
nOOga, Nashville. Grand junction, and Memnh,.
Tenn, Montgomery and Mobile, Ala, and New
Orleans. "N WV
Leave Richmond daily. texcept Sund,v1 h,
Danville, Va, and Greenboro'. N. c., ASA. NJ
RETURNING:
Leave Junction, tBurkevillsD daily (SnrA.,,.
excspteD At ~ A. NJ, and arrive IN Riehmon. 9
Leave Danville daily, texcept sundays ats A.
NJ and arrive in Richmond at l p n
The above trains connect both ways with tho
South Side Railroad trains to and from the South
west at the Junction. and with the virginia Ger.
trail: and Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po,or,n
Railroad trains, TO and from the North at Rich
mOnd. ~
M Through Tickets sold. and baggage cheeksd
through to the above points; also, to the vutua
Springs.
IA For Through Tickets and further inf,rms.
ton, apply at the ticket office OF the Richmond and
Danvlile Railroad Company, Richmond.
ia Its ALEX. WORRALL, Snpt
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0 .SS sAo 9. n SAGk J .Sh R socT

friends and the public generally that he has no.
ia store his Spring and Summer stock Ct BOOTS:
SHOES and TRUNKS, comprising all the best
GRADES Of Goods in his line, both Of bis own manu-
facture and others.
He respectfully invites the attention pf the pub,
by none in the market, and being determined TO- Of
fer It at such prices cannot fail to give satsac-
tiOn 3
COUNTRY MERCHANTS buying for cash or
CITY acceptsnces. especially invited 70 CALL a.
it will be to their interest to do 10.
J. C., PAGE, JR., No. % Main Ut.
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PAYABLE on the removal of the Patiently
White Patients, per week. 49,. So
SHIRT BOsOMs, SHIRT 3 o som S :.

SCMlRT BOSOMS, SHIRT b D M S 80.
- LEVY has now in store large assortment of
which will be found to be cheap they are rep
resented: Fine -yove SHIRT Bosoms ct 1873 cents,
worth Is cents; Union Linen Shirt BOsOms at l
shilling, worth Is cents: ne Irish Linen Shirt b.
SONS q Is cents, worth 1,1 cents; extra Irish
Llnen SHIRT BOsOms at STA cents. worth SO cents;
super Irish Linen Shirt Bosoms ct 80 and Is cents,
worth Is cents and 81; French. wove Linen Shirt
BosOms at az cents. worth II; French-wOvs
Flench-wove Linen Shirt Bosoms at 81. worth
81 50; O00 white and figured Marseies Bosoms at
l1,z cents. we'll worth Is cents 2OO new style PIque
Blossoms at = cents. worth SIX cents. Also. large
stuck of pretty Shirting CaiicOes; bleached and
pnbieached COttons. Of superior quality; and Irish
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PIANO FoRTns.

.-4s> MlCM N . y - Plano fVe1.1,
UtNv vDEPOT OF FOREIGN AND AMI,
CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL iNSTRuMs.Nis;
pORk RADk, Wsreroon,s 81. fsc,ou =.
tenton q their large assortment Of riANoS. - -
would ODER such Esarantess - Will sasi@S "
most faptidiOus DuSchMooT.
Oar PIANOS Are warranted for Sve yeafe. ~
in tame twoive months. and EXCHANGED yitha ~
hrst six mOafAs, If they lAli ~ give sntrs sss''
tlOn 10 the purchaser. "A.
pastssUias assoneion 10 paid b orders ffcn ~
cOupQys and lersons may sNle'y rely ~" -
faithful execution Of their orders.
Old Pian0e taken in exchange fof rev onse
6OiR 4 RADE,
AeN-dAoviv kickmond. Va
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~ AND EARfHENwARE.
SPRING TRADE, 1860.
GEO. J.SUMNEk 4 Co,
CHINA. GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE

WAREHOUSE. 80
No. 70. Pearl or 18th street, Richmond. Va.
In consequence OF unavoidable delay in the COM
pletion Of our new warehouse, on Governor street,
We shall he unable to remove until the Sprln2 trade
closes; and friends will find at the old lOca
ton, No. ~ Pearl street, for another season.
Our stock Is now daily arrylnE and i the largest
CHINA and GLASS. ever offered in Virginia, and
we invite the attention of the merchants Of Viz
visit this market, to our prices. confident that We
can successfully compete with the largest houses
in any of the Northern States.
We only ask them to give us the preference over
Northern houses, provided We can do a. we'll for
them. We ask nothing more.
The most experienced packers employed, and
goods shipped promptly.
We euppy the BEST quality of EtOneware, a.
low M it can be purchased at the Factory.
We give our prompt and faithful attention to the
execution Of orders. :.
~WAkE-ConsIsti of Jugs, Jars, Pitch
ers, ChuIns. &c, for sale &C
" KEkSEE X PAIRS Pottery.
Corner Of Cary and lit stroets
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enNN NEW AND A + + r ACTIV e
&4& ROUTE to NEW YOR K =,

AND Passengers leav-SSfE2
Ing. Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
an p s cAks ~
half-pa four o'clock. say 40 A. NJ, will con-
meet With the cars at Petersburg, for Norfolk. and
ships ROANOKE, YORKTOWN and JAN ES-
TOWN, for NEW YORK, arriving at New York
ferent lines going EAST and NORTH
Passage to New York from Richmond, Including
meals and state room, on board the Steamers the
same az though passage was taken on board the
ship heTe-@lO.
For Tickets, apply to
LUDLAM 4 WATSON,
Opposite Steamers Wharves.
N. B.-The PurEers of the ships, or one of our
Clerks will be on hand IN the Vicinity OF the Pc
t'rsburg ticket office every Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock. to supply
cured them at our office previously l.. wv
mh3l- t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-14

THE SEWAGE or CITIES APPLIED TO AoRI :
CULTUR1.-A movement IL making In England
10 apply the sewage Of cities and the waste
manure Of large towhs TO agriculture, BY
which Il il believed that what is now worth.
leas. Il NOT poisonous, may b converted into .
source Of great wealth.
- - asserted that, - far ~ the eukineering
il concerned, there b now no difncuity il se.
corinf the whole Of the London sewage, esti-
mated. ~ II lows iato the Thames. Il ID Goo. !.
o0O tons Annually. Applying IL Il the raie of
~ tons ~ acrs. y would manure I,750OO0
acres anan aiiy. without the aid Of q vineIe
cart lead Of f1rm. yard manure Wherever de
sewage mas cseo employed II has increased M
ierunty o. the land more than lO0 per cent
And 4 y also stated tbat $50 toas Of the rich
i!qos0 sewage Of Loedoa CO be delivered 10 =
dlseaace OF LOO miles round London. anA ~
every Mrm tncludsd IL thas area. Il 4 r.
COS COS. .. man me mrmer h now paying for one
ION OF gaano. while the go tons Of ssvass eos.
Is.n more fs.tiliziag matter than ave sopS q
gasno: II the requtsite works Or the az.
Iipauoo 81 The sewage Aro carried On a =
business. iike isaansrs II u estimstsd 10 pay
~ pr cent. ltni1ent On h eap6tal aaAployed
lo distrtesse - manure q tAe ahove-nosasd
rates - ~ faRuasr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-14

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sss SixN S' Fckr 3 Ssv. 81
straneats With NJ. CARCSl, thst their W ~
il Ill respects, nay b tssted b, the saos
We warrant al our PIANOS. and can 49, Vs:.,,s
hlgh and ~ numerous testimonisis - AM 'ss = n
ID the county. al Of which can Re sesn
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