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An unamiable wife does infinite harm, when
by her conduct she makes all other women
distastelul to her husband. For the wife Is
the husbands glass through which he eon'em-
plates the world; she is the iuning'hammer OF
his soul
To this last declaration many husband
would say amen, for there are many who get
tuned and hammered too.
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here said Susan. " never knew an IN
dian sluaW 50 near the hu, before"
She hncicd dark shadow fitted acruss hcl
husbands brow. lie made no reply and or
her repeating the question said augrily-'hov
should he Know Z" Twas as we'll to ask fol
a bears reasons as an lngin's.
Tom only slaid a, home long enough .,
mcnd the broken window, and plan, snail
spo, OF Indian corn, and then again set out
telling Susan no, to expect him home In lcs'
than a month. II that slulw comes thi'
way arin', ," hc said, "as maybe she will
Just pu, out any broken ,Ic,uals you',c Col
lor the poor criuur; though maybe she won'
come. Cor the lnrin, b. unkimmun skray.
Susan wondered at li' taking an interest ir
thc woman. and often though, of ihai da'l
loak she had noticed aal Of Toms unwilling,
ncs, ,o spcak t the subject She never
knew that un h.s lH,t hunting expedition,
" hen hiding sumr skin. which D. intended "a
fetch 600 Dor. rrium, lc hliuh.rN,lan Indian
va,rmu, b.m. arI haI shot h,m vllbas lul,
m,ry as D., would have shown "a wolf On
Toms return Geo tho spot lhc body was gone
and Boo lbs s.G damp ,u,l SD. ,hc msrk ut @
e.u1v', foot, 7nl 10, ,s rIr O. l,Ir oh'ds.
llrvas .nuy 'h.1 Corr ihr decd hr had done
hr Thought OF ih' ruri '' '0r T.'r o.t"w,
sgd bow % would Nr possible iur hgr Q" h,'
muI shg could rrrh h,r rur., who were Co.,,
Gr d,aa,, o., rHr ioo, of 'hc Rocky M'u.
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doctor, do you think tigh, lacing is bad
for the consumption'"
mot at all-it is what IL lives on"
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Cherish the tender buds Of pity, and they
will bloom With bcncyolcacc.
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Of the decision which was then pronounced With our

OF the decision which was then pronounced. With our
sister States OF the South and with the patriotic friends
Of the Union everywhere, the action OF that convention
was hailed with exhibitions OF unbounded applause The
highest encomums passed upon the wisdom, intel
ligence and patriotism OF It's MEMBERS exhibited in
their firm and unyieding devotion 10 the rights OF the
South the constitution OF the country and the Union Of
the States. Georgia, already proudly pre- eminent among
her sister States thus elevated TO yet higher and
nobIer position As one OF her citizens, give 10 the
ton of her convention my warm cordial, and unreseed
approval and prepared TO give TO the maintenance OF
her decision my best efforts She has declared, in the
most solemn manner, that she can, consistently nth
her honor, abide by the general scheme OF pacifca
lion" In that declaration | fully concur When |
give TO this action OF her convention my unqual
flied approval, | do not feel that my native State
has required me, Of her citizens to submit to
an act of degradation will not cast upon her the I'M
grateful reflection that she has taxed the allegiance of her
citizens 10 the extent OF requiring at their hands hum
ating submission to condition OF degradation and
quality among her sister States. II is with far different
feelings that regard her action. ! look upon her in the
proud position which she occupies in this confederacy Of
States, and feel no blush OF shame manlng my cheeks
as read her history in the past realize her present pre-
emnence, and look forward 10 the bright prospect which
the future opens up before her Should, however, The
time arrive when the conditions OF her remaining in
the confederacy are degradation and inequality, shall
be prepared with her "to resist, with all the means
which favorng Providence may place at her disposal,
las last resort ito disruption OF every tie which
binds her to the Unon any and every power that seeks
to put upon her such debasng terms Nor am particu
lar by what this resistance may be
WHelHeT btCtssiOn, OF IoI
one can for moment doubt that should this fearful col
lision ever come, the issue will be decided only by the
abitrament OF the sword, Where constitutions end
outons begin.
But to my mind the future presents no such gloomy
forebodings. So far we have maintained the honor of
our State and the time preserved the Union.
firm and unyedng adherence TO the principles laid down
by our convention will insure the future peace and repose
OF the country, and will enable u.s. in common with
brethren OF the American Union, realize all those bless
ings which the future has in store for our country we
Leen called Let Georgia. then, remain firm in the decis
ion she has made, and not invite, by vaclang course,
a renewal OF sectional strife and jealousies
Returning you, gentlemen, my thanks for the hatterng
manner in which you have been pleased communicate
10 me my nomination by the convention,
| am, very respectfully, your obedIent servant,
HOWELL COBB.
Messrs Merriwe,her, Hull, Milledge, Wofford and
Thomas
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Prepared by the pndtragntd for the Auxiliary Guard Of
r,fy of HyosLiu pfou

Prpared by the umderngnsd for the Auxiliary Guard Of the
City Of Warrington.
l. The Auxiliary Guard shall be distributed fom
time as the captain may direct.
q The headquarters OF the guard shall for the present.
be al the 'guard.house" at the Centre Market.
The guard shall all times, under the direction of The
captain, render such aid as shall be found pro-
the public property In the city of Washington, and
shall be fully empowered all the duties posed
the police officers Of the corporation and the laws Of the
land.
The guard shall for the present have the use Of the
several ockup houses" in the city for their and
convenience, and the custody Of persons arrested.
8 The guard shall be designated by badges. and shall
each be provided with such weapons the captain
prescribe
The headquarters shall be provided with such impe.
ments Of restraint as may be deemed Necessary
T. Persons arrested may, during the night, be brou gbt
the "guaTd.house" lodged In "lock- up
house, the discretion Of the guard making the arrest
and IN morning shall be brought Ell her before the
before police Magistrate OF the ward early
hour may be convenientn all before o'clock
m. afer which hour person shall be detained la
said guard house without the authority OF a magistrate
II shall be the duty OF each member of the guard
attend all fires which may in the day time in the
ward ia which he sides and IL shall be the duty of those
In any particular beat In which fire may
night, attend the same, as also those on duty in the
adjoining beats. Upon such occasions they required
to every exerton much for the exiting
fires for the preservation Of order and the protection Of
properly
8 No member will he allowed to absent himself from
the District without permission Of the mayor the captain
of the guard.
10 Member. OF the guard prohibited from using in.
oKcaEg drink during the specified hours OF active
vice. entering during the said time, except
In the discharge Of duty.
n The captain shall render to the mayor, least
In each month"; full report general statement Of the OPP
eations and condition Of the guard for the preceding
month"; showing list Of all persons arrested, their
aud sexe' their probable age their COLOR whether native
OF foreign, the offence for which they respectively
rested, and what was done in each particular case.
IL The guard shall be employed to day aud night,
subject such further rules, not inconsistent with the
oregong regulations, the captain may pr scribe
cure the more edectusl discharge Of their dutes.
WALTER LENoX,
Mayor OF the City Of Washington
p X. FENDALL,
u. s. Attorney Of the Dist. OF Columbia
]. M. CARLISLE,
Attorney Of the Corporation Of Washington.
Approved July l. 1861. .-.......
MI N TsTr
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Masomc-The NJ w. Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of

GMasonic.1he NJ. w. Grand Master of Lodge
the Columbia having accepted
from the President of the United States with Masonic
the the contemplated OF
Capitol the United 18th of July officers and
Grand Lodge hereby required
Il
day the NJ Worshpu Grand Master the work thus
deTaken,
The hcn of the subordinate lodges within this us
dicion requested accompany Grand Lodge,
all standing within city The officers
subordinate lodges will appear their official regaa and all bret
desired to appear in white gloves and aprons
All
fraternity the preparation, under the direction Of
NJ w. Grand
By order of the M. w, Grand Master.
CHARLES s. FRAILEY,
July l-edt4thJuly Grand Secretary.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, July l-5, p,

BALTIMORE, July is, p. m.
The official returns Of the election upon the
tuition have been received, aud show 70 J25 in its
lavo and 1876 agansmeioriy TO- 400 Ali the debtors
now ncarceated, understand will be releas ed rom Jail
on the ih, under writ of habsas corpus.
The Of yesterday afternoon aud night has consid
eraby cooled the atmosphere. There of
another shower this evening.
From present indications the 18th of July will be cele.
brated with unusual enthusiasm The preparations for
grand demonstration Ia Frisbys woods going with
rapidly. large number of most eloquent speakers
advertised to address the assembage.
Sales to-day OF $50 bbls Howard street flour at VI i2a
Sales OF grain yesterdays Whiskey, 20 cents
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WILLARD FILLMORE.

LAYING rHE COMMISSIONS or rHs ExrESs Car.
marshal OF the District OF Columbia, at the
quest Of the government authorities, hereby notifies the
public that the Of the extension Of the Capitol
will he laid by the President Of the United States half
past O'Clock on the morning Of the 4h instant which
occasion an address will be delivered by the Secretary Of
Stale.
All military companies and civic associations who intend
prt cent land all cordial invitation hereby
cnded requested report to the marshal Of said Dis
uct a early ss possible,
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MIR. Turner's Concert Tonight.

BY an advertisement in another column il will be
seen that this admirable vocalist has been prevailed
to give citizens another opportunity of listening to
the searching pathos with which he invests his sing
ing He stands conessedly without rival in the pure
and simple ballad The tones of his voice so full
rich, and sweet, that but ask How is the hu-
voice capable of conveying such exquisite
tons ~ Let all who have not heard him embrace the
present opportunity Let Carusis to night be filled 10
repletion
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.whs reads AN american BOOK ~

The merchants OF India have raised liberal subscrip
ton for making set of charts of that ocean, la the
Wind and Current Charts" of Lieutenant Maury of our
National Observatory.
The English admiralty are preparing to follow suit.
They have just issued regulation touching log
books, in which the commander and master OF every
ship in the English navy required 10 keep track
charts of the ship.
Itwoud appear, therefore. that somebody reads "Amer
can charts
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TELEaRAruro REponrs ron THO UNION.

New YORK, July ],
5 Jaudon " Co, who failed yesterday, will pay their
stock contracts Their failure caused by pances
OF Peter Conoys in New Orleans which, under the de-
cline in cotton they unable 10 meet assets Of
Conroy's in their hands
Flour Is easier Sales OF 900 bbs State brands 81 O6t
u 49, and southern at 81 81 so Sales OF 5000
bushels Michigan white wheat 81 "a Sales of 10 600
bushels mixed at 80 Provisions and groceries
are dull. U. s. 6s 1867, have declined 4.
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FestivaIhe ladies' with the Methodist Epsco
Church South the public festival which will be held
Apollo Hail. Tuesday June ~ and c0ntn
evening until the 5 July great variety Of ueu and
reasonable They respectfully In
patronage public this their first effort assist In
paying debt their house of worship. y.#
Juneo 2-dtd
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DIED,

Tuesday, Instant intermittent WILL
LIAM MARION, of WILLIAM O. and EMzApEru A. FoRcE,
aged six months.
The friends of the family invited attend the funeral this day
al q O'Clock
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Dir Turner'S Ballad Entertainments
friends and positively tho
last ballad soiree, viii be gwen by Mr.. Turner,
at Cartsis Saloon, Wednesday, spening July q
Mr. Kesser perform brilliant
Monday eve which elected much appreciation.
'My mother DEAR "Alas feel opaken
now, "she wreath Of Columbia the gem Of the
Grave of Washington banner' az
spring s'John Anderson my Jo," hEm-
grants lament" "a OF summer angels Whisper &c,
Sc
of admission so had all the principal hotels
the hall the evening Of performance
Doors open half O'Clock. Concert half
s O'Clock
July 2-lt
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Last Saturday, at Williamsburg, New York, a man
named Riley murdered his wife and his wiies mother
and severely wounded adopted daughter Of the latter
He arrested, and said he ready to die, and
that he had killed his wife because she was false TO him
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Pleasure Exrur@fon Fhtey FV'I''' VIZ
fox. sna Cape Henry
IN. stcanoet OaCEOLA will leave washington
Gr upon scntsion e ne noOye sriying :, p
SA day, July ., at . O'Clock Y. n2 s'..,'k ~ rney
49,, - 1910 evening and Norfolk early next morning when
y, - orock Old Point, where the
- 80. a. ts.,b az Juy pleasantly, In bathing, hshing,
bo enjoying be~zs and viewing Fortress Monroe,
$3.50 ~ ~. .yssst military work ~ the Union,
~ -. the make IMP sea,
Norfolk amer magnificent display OF heworks from the foh
cations. 4,
giving ample e W N he haVyJsrd, aryooct, mg snip
Pennsylvania, sc
supplied delicsces which
affords
g,s,A mu-ic be In attendance.
Passage and fare FOR the round "Trip, 90 for gentleman snd lady
$40 J. MITCHELL, Captain.
-
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Mr.. CoRwIN.-lhe Cincinnati Chronicle of Friday
states that the Secretary OF the Treasury confined 10
his at home in Lebanon, Ohio, by chs and fever
He taken i'll after his arrival, but the attack
was not very severe.
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democratic convention held at Henderson, in Texas,
has presented the of Hon. R. Scurry as candidate
represent the first district of that State in the next
Congress
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Archbishop Hughes has returned from Rome, an
preached 10 crowded audience in the Cathedral, Ney
York, last Sunday, giving an account OF his mssio
abroad
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Our readers will find under the head OF Slavery Phi
anthropyaken from the Detroit Free Press which is
most ably edited journa-some very udicous observa-
tons. II gives us pleasure TO find on that important
watchlower of the interests of the great Northwest
voice prompt to check exavagant views respect to an
institution which is inertwned with the prosperity Of
the southern Sa,es and which, if left where the cor
sttaon has placed it. will disturb either the local
or general tranquility
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Registers Office, July /, 1881.
july 1886 as per records Of this Office sl3seeI a.
per dlto 1850
as Der ditto Observation-Disclosures. 2o75o
l79asl e.
ofSeers ali under acts prior 10 I'D July 1916 $3.50. $50 90
Sl79,ll "a
TOWNSEND HAINEs,
July a-n Register
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mi "a EnarewnUs of the Union for the
sabcrser ~ ESQ are received ready for distribution
"e w'"p TAYLOR h MAURy's
Iunas Bookstore, 9th Il,
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= cr-,, The steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER VIII de
par AZ he following hours soss s S on ECO
syszAA with the boat IN Washington Boais Mre nv cs
going and leaving the boat, round up lzh Genus
Tho Thomas Colyer viii be on The Mount vernon oum nexi
week. go
Leave Aletandru at ~, TX, ilA,lS,SK,ef rA
Leave Washington MeA, lOk, ~ 2hl IN S2ay -.
June 24-6t SAMUEL eEpNhfg IspfasfN
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SUoEMaKEBs GOODs.-on hand, and cons unity receiv-
ing importation, all kinds Of hoe uf and trim
manufacturers will find well supplied IN ar
Giles winch will be sold accommodating terms
JOHNS n PAYNE,
Importers and dealers s,otmnkers' goods,
Of and Arch streets Philadelphia.
July 2-eod3m
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ny A. GREEN. Auctioneer


GALE OF VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING At AUCTION
~ ny virtue OF the vested shall
sell on t premises at public the highest bidder
18th day ofJuly instant AT O'clock part olot (beng
the paD in square No 2se fronting
morrill, between lt aud 18th streets running
The a and
brick dwelling with brick back building.
balance in six and twelve
satisfaction
4. s. WILLIAMS Trustee.
July 2-eOtskds A. GREEN, AucuonoeT.
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"a ~p~n ENCURsION.-The officers ofthe United States
G.-asaks.xe mail MOUNT VERNON viii offer the
SHs--JI-2k the District Alexandria, Friday
evening" 4n ofJuy, Of the most pleasant and dsshuu
excursions
The steamer Mount wharf Washington
Friday evening st Of July ocock-wi call At the
for those who wish
Join hi. On her way down she will stop
Washington there hour and thence
proceed down occoqan bay about IS mes and return
a a early time the evening.
The officers oe pledge themselves that effort shall
be spared render h the most agreeable excursions OF the
They guaranty thai order shall be the
Refreshments every Kind be had moderate
Good coton will board, under the direction OF
ballet
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and lady to be had sou
drug Wizards Hotel and Shlngton book store3 also
ousrbacks, Navy Yard aud d. n. smitls, Alexandria
June I'D