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RURAL CEMErERIEs.-Some enteprislng citizens of Rich
mond, Virginia, have formed company and purchased a
spot of ground of about fifty extent to be devoted to
purposes of sepuue They have with bad taste given to it
the name of M. Vernon. The Wing, in speaking of the
place. says the ground selected is half large Pere la
Chaise Paris, and twice the size of Laurel H at Pha
dephia.


The citizens of Pittsburg have also followed the example of
other ces and apart grounds for Cemetery which their
good taste will no doubt render one OF the most beautiful
They call it the "Allegheny Cemetery" 1t is situated on
the left bank Of the Allegheny river about two miles from the
city, and comprises hundred and ten The
aspect of the grounds beautifully diversified, comprising
gentle hills lovely daes open lawns and thick woods,
mounds slopes copse and every variety of natural sylvan
scenery From the higher grounds may be had fine views of
the cities Psbug ard Allegheny, and of the surrounding
country.