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ALPHABETICAL ADVICE.-B,

&AA<A AAA Az tAShA DOW, Jhs
A. Always attend to your avocation, avoid
ale-hOuses and artful women.
B. Be benevolent but not prodigal; bury all
chickering's in the bosom of forgetfulness.
c. Conirive to collect cash and keep it.
D. Do your duty and defy the devil.
+. Early endeavor to eradicate every error,
of both head and heart.
F. Fight fairly when you fight; but the better
way is not to fight at all. Fiddle for no fools
u. Grace. goodness, gumplion, and u little
goose-grease, enable a man 10 slip through The
world mighty easy. Get them and glory in
them.
h. Harbor hope in your heart: you would
be happy; but bark ye, hope can't render rot
ten the rope OF the hangman.
/. Inquisitiveness is insuferable; indulge
not in ii.
J. Juleps may be called thejuice Of joy and
the yeast OF jest; but let them alone, Tor TOO
much Joking often destroys the jovially oil
the social circle.
X. Kindness kindles the fire of friendship.
A kiss always ayails more than Kick.
l.. Love the ladies-iook before you leap;
eschew lea erisn.
M. Make no mischief by meddling with other
folks business.
N. Never be caught mapping except in the
night time.
o. Older is Heaven ss6Tst law; obey il.
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"a . .az slEE

Il POINT, &c.-The steamboat Augusta, Capt.
VIM C. SMITH, having been reftted for the sum.
mer travel. will resume her place upon the line
via. Port Walthsll on Wednesday, the I'd OF June
The Cars running in coanexion with the Augusta
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depo,
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning q,
O'Clock.
Returning, the AUGUSTA viii leave Norfolk op
the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at o'clock A. M.
The Augusta will touch at Old Point during the
Bathing season, going and returning, and all the
landings on the River.
Fare to City Point. .....S 81 OO
De. to Cokes or,Grove Wharf, so
Do. to Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth. 2 o.
Children over 3 and not over IL years of age,
half price.
Servants to Old Point, Norfolk and Ports.
Akiooeu5 CU
To any point on the River not below the
rA0o.o'' CV
Do. for children and servants 25
THOS. DODAMEAD,
nv ~ Superintendent.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS ON THE PLAINS. =
The Independence thlo.I Messenger says:

ave learn that our apprehensions with re-
gard to the conduct oi some ofihe Indian tribes
near Fort Atkinson lIhe Apaches particularly
are not i'll founded. An express reached Fort
Leayenwonh week or so since which, caused
. diversion of the troops from their intended
course. The rifles und one or two companies
Of Dragons have been taken from the Fort
Laramie route, and ordered to Fort Atkinson.
and points beyond, Unnecessary, at once. The
Indians, il seems, in consequence OF some mis-
understanding. have Threatened TO destroy the
Post on the Arkansas, aud commit other acts
Of 4 hostile nature. By the manner in which
the troops are hunying on, we think they will
reach the plains al the desired time, and do
sincerely trust that fleir presence may do
suue good Our Santu Fe mail men have some
lI,ne ssi,ce told US Of the threatening bearing Of
the Indians, but we never placed much reii-
ance on the reports, thinking that il arose from
some little trouble that would soon be re-
,nased.1
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~ Rrx,PPFA.Ms.ss xA,PAMs 9 Co.'s

6fa AD a ms e CO.,n
nm, s, 5Es:!. - sEXPREssEsar are now run
United States, and ts superior fscilites s e.
70 a tat low ratesl for the rapid carriage md IA
livery OF articles OF all descriptions boxes bsles
Pasaages, parcels money. &c. &C., and for the col.
have agents. " uoio "e
Our arrangements are such that the u,mo.,
promptness may be relied upon for the perforyc.
ance of all business entrusted to us
Custom-house business attended To. vooa. .r,.,-.s
duties paid and articles forwarded with disnatch
Be sure to order goods by ADAMS & co.'s r.
prees.
Checks on England, Ireland, Scotland and VALE.
in sums to suit, for sale at this office
Our European and California Expresses give gen.
eral satisfaction.
The Express leaves Richmond for the North.
East and West every morning Except Sunday at
n o'clock, arrives every evening Except Monday
q 81 o'clock. J. II. SAWYER, Agent,
Office No. 5, Fourteenth street. Richmond, Va
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DOCKS FOR THE HOltR CIRCLE.
ID NASH & WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square, have


ID NASH & WooDHoUsE, Eagle square have
received =.
Dollars and Cents, fourth edition, two vols-1 so
Queechy, by the author of the "Wide, Wide
World" 10th edition. two volumes
Hoods up the Khine, with wood cuts, two paris
SIS cents; fine edition, rs ceqtS a..
History of the Electric Telegraph, ,evo-sl
The Polypi Of the Larynx, &c, BY Dr. Green,
6vo-&l il 81
The Memorial to j. Fenimors Cooper, avo el
Journey TO Iceland, By Ida Phiefer, lamo-s5c;
fine edition Soc
Horse Shoe Robinson. BY J P Kennedy, revised
edition-e1 50
swallow Barn, by /! ? Kennedy, plates revised
The Napoleon Ballads, BY Bon Gaultier-25c
Book for Corner, BY Leigh Hunt-25c; tine edi-
tion 40c
Hinds Popular Treatise on the solar System
25c; fine edition 40c
Wide, Wide World, 18th edition, 1vo--l 50
Clsret and Olives, BY A D Reach-25c; tine edi-
ton 40c
Home Narratives editei by Dickens-25c
Lsyard's Hineveh and it, Remains, uusbrideed-
81
Heads Fsggot of French Sticks, 9th edition-el
v alks and Talks of an American Farmer In Eng
lsnd-25:; fine edition 40c
Hoods Own, with comic wood cuts-25c; tine
edition 40c Ve
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&& sTEAMsHIP LINE OF

%A STEAMSHIP LINE OF
&saS PACKETS FOR PHILADELPHIA
POsluveiy every Wednesday, until further notice
Union Steamship Company's Line.--The two Few
and beautiful Steamships, VIRGINIA, Captain
Teal and PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Baymore
One of these fine Steamships will leave Richmond
for Philadeiphia every Wednesday. They are
beautifully fitted up for passengers, are provided
with Franciss Patent Metallic Lite Boats, set first
rate tab and every att sntion Is paid to the
foit and safety OF the passengers and protection OF
goods.
Freights taken low, and all tranahipment avoid.
ed.
Passage in first Cabin ss berths and meals in.
cluded.
do End do 81, do do do
Passage thI ough to New York via Philadelphia 80,
do do
FOR CAPE MAY.
The Virginia and Pennsylvania will touch at Cape
May during the bathing season to land passengers,
Passage to Cape May So, meals included, thus
saving about halt the expense in visiting this de.
lghtfu bathing place. Apply to
MAYO a. ATKINSON, Agents, Richmond.
N.B.-The ships returning. leave Philadelphia
every Wednesday, at 10 o'clock. A NJ. jyl
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.sT~ NEW ROUTE FROM BAL.

ESsxskIidls IlMORE TO NEW YOkk.
Passengers going to New York, by taking passage
to New Castle via steamer to Frenchtown, win be
taken from New Castle by the Independent line OF
steamers which leave Philadelphia every day at IL
O'Clock, A, NJ, (Sunday's excepted.) and arrive in
New Ynrk early on the following morning, a. fol.
lows.
On Mondays and Thursdays, steamer Penobscott,
Captain Whitaker.
On Tuesdays and Fridays, steamer Kennebec,
Captain Sandford.
On Wednesdays 'and Saturdays, steamer Della
ware, Captain Seymour.
The above are first rate sea steamers, and COM
manded by experienced captains.
By this route the heat and dust OF railroad trav-
cling are avoided. A fine view Of the Delaware
Bay Cape May, and the New York Bay 10 had,
making the route very interesting and pleasant
one.
Fare from New Castle to New York. ...e1 rs
/" Baltimore to New York;. e 90
T. CLYDE, Agent
10 = -,
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SAtE YOCH fiLEs.-Jeweiefs Densists,
- sawyers', Carps nters' and Machinists Files and
Rasps made 10 order. Also, old Files re-cuf and
warranted, at the Virginia File Works, Manchester
Va
Orders left at the store of Mr.. Seagers, 18th st.
attended 70. je 3o-lms
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"BUT YE CAN'T VorE.--Great was the
amazrmeni and disnay among the Irish labor
ers when the steam .slovrls were FIRST nut into
operation on certain section OF the Vermont
Central Raiirosd, and one ofthe sturdies OF the
Hioernians. after gazing al his huge rival for a
few moments, thus aposirophised the enemy:
well. faith. We are big d,vil OF q basic, and
mighty strong IN the arrslns; ma y be, now. ye
think yerseIf as good a. an irisnman, out
with look OF inefiable coniempi) d-n
your sowl, We can'r yoteis-Bost0. P0sf.
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4 AND FOX SALE.-We otIsf Ior sse aoou
Ii I20 acres of land in Henrico county, about o.
zen miles north Of the city-one hall ol which !,
c!eared--the balance so wooded that enough wood
might be spared from ittopay tor the land. II LEE
wells conveniently situsted, and is Of good quail
ity Il /. without improvements and viii oe priced
accordingly. Apply early. -
10 Is General Agents.
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O. wonderous age! when want OF native
charms, no longer Ills fair woman with alarms;
when painted roses dorm the salIow face, and
cotton stuffing gives her every grace; when
piles ofgold-hsr sire's III gotten gains, are
iuii aionemeuf for her want Of brains; when
solid graces wield blunsed dsn,while. nssk
and moonlight win the lovers heart.
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VALUABLE Law BOOKs.-WORKs
ON CRIMINAL Law, for sale by A. MOk-
RIS, late Dlinker 4 Morris.
Wheelers Criminal Law, reports Of Criminal
Law Cases, decided At the City Hall, city Of New
York. with notes and references, BY Jacob D.
Wheeler, Counsellor at Law, ) vols, evo.
Barbour's Criminal Law, treatise ON the Oyimi-
nal Law Of the State Of New York and Hpon The
Jurisdiction Duty and Authority Of Justices Of Tie
Peace, and incidentally of the Power and Duty Of
Sheriff., Constables, &C., in Criminal Cases, by
6vo. Il
Archibolds Criminal Plesdings I vol, eyo.
Russel on Crimes, 2 vols, evo.s
Roscoe's Criminal Evidence 2 vols eyo-new
edition. jy21
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Death from Drinking.

PHiLADELPHiA. July 25.-Two young men
Of Moyamensing named Wm. Gallagher and
Anthony Mccall, drank more than pint Of
liquor each on Saturday night on Z wager
Gallagher died this morning from the effects.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAp.-Tbe
Fairmont True Virginian Of Saturday Gays il
,s confidently expected that the railroad will
be finished to Huntington by about the first
next month. From Warrington the Ohio river
can be reached in about 80 miles.
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DRIYATE PKACTICE.-Dr PLUME 4
[ co. may be consulted, contdenhally, for the
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptions
Sore Legs Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or en-
largemenrs, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention. 10 their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very bes,
article known, 10 give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud deblsted organs, well as to renoyafe
system shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with full directions
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at.
tended to. Office on Franklin srreet, below Ex
change Hotel, and irst door below Trinity church
R;ch hsnond virginia fe 9
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p Il 60 -

lblNE.N POINT LINE TO B II.
L MORE.-TWICE WEEKLY BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.-Fare S5
Only.-The public hereby informed that the
comfortable and commodious low pressure Steam
er MARYLAND Capt. Charles E. Mitchell, having
been entirely reftred, enlarged, and improved in
every respect, with berths for large number of
passengers, and with state rooms for those who
rrefer being retired, is now on the route between
Richmond and Baltimore Passengers by this agree.
be and economical line will leave Richmond by
tt e morning train, on Mondays and Wednesdays
at o'clock, A. NJ, and reach Baltimore on the fol
lowing mornings in time tosproceed the New
Castle and Prenchtown Steamboat line lat half d asst
IA NJ, or with the early train OF those DAYS to Phil
adelphia. Returning, passengers will leave Bati.
more on the afternoons of Tuesday and Thursday.
at 4, NJ and connect at the Greek on Wednesday
and Friday succeeding with the train which ar.
riyes in Richmond at 4, p NJ, of the same DAYS
Fare in either direction, So, {state rooms and
meals for cabin passengers, extra exceptin the case
of ladies and families who will have the privilege
of state-rooms free of charge.) Forward cabin
passengers, Gncluding meals and lodging on board)
"a 80.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia by the New Castle and French
town line 81 So For second class do, 81 so. Ma
king the ,ohols fare from Richmond to PAiladelpAia
for first class passengers By this agreeable iins,
81 50 only.
Nor further particulars or through tickets, apply
at the Office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg 4
Potomac Railroad Company.
J.. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
OFFICE r., F. & P. H. R. COMPANY,
Richmond Marrh eth la52 NH
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~ y Co. AaAzas
NwEET AND WHIT s Q 4 a n
- SPRINGS.-REDUCED FARE, INCREASED
ODATIONS.-shortest, Cheapest,
most Comfortable and most Expeditions
Route TO the Sweet and White Sulphur
Springs.
From Washington by the Richmond and Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Rail Road
From Baltimore by the comfortable and low
pressure steamer Maryland Capt Mitchell
Connecting at Richmond with the Richm ond and
Danville Railroad
Fare firm Baltimore to White Sulphur SIS 90
Baltimore to Sweet Springs, IA o.
'' Washington to White Sulphur, is 90
Washington to Sweet Springs, IA 90
Richmond to White Sulphur, 10 90
Richmond to Sweep Springs, 9 90
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday and Thursday
afternoon, at O'Clock, connecting at Aqua Greek
with the train which reaches Richmond at P M,
the succeeding days.
Leave Washington every day in the week at
M, and NJ and on Sunday at A M. Passen.
gers by this route can arrive in the morning at 6
o'ck, at Richmond and proceed thence, at IA NJ,
by the Richmond and Danviiie Railroad, "a miles
and by stages 66 miles to Lynchburg, which point
they will reach at 10 M. Leave Lynchburg at 6
NJ by the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and
go 40 miles to breakfast, at Buford's, al 8 A M /;
thence AZ miles by stages and arrive at the Sweet
Springs, at NJ thence on, II miles, over a
smooth Turnpike to the White Sulphur.
For comfort and expedition this route is unrival-
led and will recommend itself to invalids and gen.
tlemen travelling with their families; and there be-
ing only meals to be taken between Richmond
and the Springs, will make it the most economical
route.
Tickets can be had on board the steamboats, on
the Potomac, and from Capt C Nit hell on the
steamer Maryland and at the office of tho Rich
mond and Danvile Railroad, Richmond
jy8-ts John II. OSBORNE, Supt.
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Robbery and Probahle M.ra>r.

CLEyELAsp, July 26sh.-Esedk. Emmons,
down and robbed here On Ss,urdsv nisht--
His life i despaired of. Three arrests have
been made.
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PRICE ONE CENT ]

a WlNDFALL.-A yonnx lady Of Brookfr. 3
named Payne, has recently received lss2ev
amounting to seventy-6ve thous md posnds
sterling, from Don Gay Emanuel Henerda
awealthy West India planter. This Iadv. & =
said, was married to the planter ID 1876. vhen
she was scarcely fifteen years old, bue she mar.
riage having proved an unhappy one, il Was
never proclaimed. Shortly afier he LETT her and
took up his residence 10 New Orleans. Ia
1913 ne received information Of his iather's
aeath-he returned to bis estate ID Soufh Amer.
,ca, and succeeded 10 increasing his already
.afge fortune to one hundred and City thousand
POUNDS sterling. As be was about TO embark
:. ne was taken with the ch0lera. and
,h0.. 90 ms estate, bequeathing seventy. .E~e
Ss.a ,~Ssa. pounds TO his wife (if Twins, j ana the
ss.s.s ,s . sne never married and resided On his
Ss;.s .naen will render her the wealth;est
| posr sne United Staies.--N. Y. Esesinr
SUICIDE OF PuRsrR a. S,r,,
ancnoiy INC ident occurred On n. Oh hns.s
opezz,a, on board the frigase f,,n.t.Hspp.ss apss
rom the United States-the Pu,.s. Gs Gsaus
SAWYER, having committed suicide hv s,,,. ny
ing ms throat with knife. nsapre.s. ~,
~. saver was naive Of the State Of Yer.
mont, that ne had attained his 65,h w., 80 80
that his selfdesnuction was owins soIs,. s,o =
an alienation OF mind, occasioned by an m =
| expected separation from young ana he.ns;.
~! wife, whom he married . few days before
being ordered to sea. 80
APPoRrioNMENT OF REPREsEsrArIoS.-
Under the act OF Congress, which was finalIy
passed last week, the whole number of Repre.
| sentatlves Will De two hundred and thirty.fSur,
distributed as follows, viz; Maine 6. New
Hampshire 3, Vermont g.. Massachusetts II
Rhode Island 2, Connecticut 4, New York 33
New Jersey 5, Pennsylvania 25, Delaware i
Maryland ., Ohio 81, South Carolina 6. Geor.
glaS, Florida l, Alabama z, Mississippi S
Louis isiana 4, Virginia Is, North Carolina s
Tennessee 10. Kentucky 10, Missouri z, Ark
ansas =, Indiana ii, Illinois 8, Michigan 4
Wisconsin 3, Iowa 2, Texas 2. California o.
ioial 234. The whole number of Presidential
eiectors-adding the 62 Senators there
Iore be 2sO, making lag necessary to a
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"orHERc cF WAsHrSGToN.-A corres-
ponoent Ct the Enquirer makes the fo,Iow;r.
appeal m behalf q The dil.p;d.,.d ,,onu,,,.r,
burg. = rledefcks-
shall i be told in Virginia, ,hs, mi. 80.
nento o. .ne dead, the seneraied de.s !. .a.,, w
w. unnnsnso, and neglected. Can Won kna-
cannot have been told YOU, fos Ina Nos
would have reused your feelings into 49, ~
and we should have been spared ,h;s r.i.'.' o.'
choly announcement. 'f
In passing through Fredericksburg, a e.
days past, l learnt that the Monument zen.
erously dedicated to this interesting individual
by Burrows of New York, has not yet rec.iv.
ed It's capstone, which is living near il, and ap.
pears deserted and left TO fall into ruin.
The individual who generously commenced
and carried on the work so far, understand,
Jailed in his pecuninry means to complete the
work, and we may presume that he received
no friendly aid TO overcome the difficulty
Where is the chivalry of Virginia, that will
not come to the rescue? Is there no one to take
up the subject, and spare Virginia the melan.
choly reflection Of the neglect oi her sons and
daughters, in fulfilling a sacred trust? Lei
the stranger. "a he passes by the scene Of this
Monument. not have to mourn the ingraritude
OF the Stat.
appeal 10 you, Messrs. Editors, to bring
THIS subject to the attention of Vmginia's sons
and daughters-the LATTER ESPECIALLY, foI
the subject comes HOME To THEIR FINER FEEL
INGs; and it will be to their HONOR to placealhe
cAPsToNE on this Monument, and complete
the work commenced by generous New
Yorker, whose admiration of this daughter o
Virginia, induced him TO undertake the rearing
and dedcating Of this Monument to her. The
appeal, then, is to the DAUGHTERS OF ViRGI.
MA. and with you, Messrs. Editors, I leave
the subject, trusting that you will recommend
| II TO their attention; and induce immediate nc.
tion in the premises.
ACCOMPLISHED AT LAsT.-It is we'll known
that there is no word in the English language
to rhyme with "month." Confident Of this, ,
gentleman recently asserted among severa
of his friends, that with all their boosted in
genuity, there was not one of them W ho coult
produce ryhme to "mon,h." A grave indi
vidual present, Immediately drew forth pen
ell, and wrote the following, which, on beinI
read publicly, brought down the house, an,
the grave individual returned his pencil amids
a cloud of dust.
"They seized the soldier in Broadway.
december was the MONTH
He saw his pistols thrown awa,.
And also was his gun tn
-Rown away
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tUNE 19, IS52.-JusI received from New
% York,
Plain Swiss Musl.ns
Dotted DO do
Checked and plaid Swiss Muslins
'Colored Spdg and Dotted do
Jaconet Cambrics
Tape Che Muslins
furniture Dimity, very cheap
And variety OF other desirable and cheap goods,
at HART g. MOSES
je29 New Store. 63 Main street.
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DEvoURED BY SHARK.-The other night
one of the men on board the U. 5. ship Penn
sylvania attempted TO make his escape from
the service by plungiBg overheard in expecta-
ton ofreaching the shore in safety. The poor
fellow had scarcely, however, touched the wa
ter, when he was seized by large Shark and
speedily dispatched. His cries for help are re-
presented as being piteous in the extreme, but
before the boats could get to his assistance he
was destroyed by the voracious monster oft
deep. 1t is said that number OF these fish are
in our waters, having followed the Cyane when
she came in from sea, with several men upon
her sick list-their instinct, when there is dis
ease on shipboard, prompting them to pursue
in the wake in hopes of prey. Such sagacity is
truly wonderfuI.-Norfolk Argue.
MERIT AND Good FoRTUNE.-A modest
youth started one morning early to cross the
great valley Of human life for the temple Of
fame. He was alone. The path was at first
green, easy, and no diffic uties: but he had not
gone far till thousand thickets and bushes
intervened. He lost his way sometimes in a
wood, and at other times was beguiled BY the
carolling Of singing birds. Modesty at first
fell in with Merit by the way, but they could
not get on together. Every obstacle started
Modesty, and nude him give up in despair.
A pert young fellow came up to Merit, and
whispered to him-"Modesty 10 a fool-he'll
lead you astray; I'll go with you" "What is
your name ?" asked Merit. "Some call me
lmpudence, but was christened Assurance.
Merit went on remarkably we'll for few hours,
but he soon found that the company he got in
to was very low, noisy and disagreeabie. AT
last lmpudence became very saucy, and abus-
ed Merit. Merit quilted the fellow, and wan
dered long time in wild wood without
knowing where he was. A middle-aged lady
called Good Fortune, saw Merit, took him by
he hand. and in few hours, conducted him
o the great temple OF fame.
CUBA.-By the last arrival from Cuba, we
| received "a small printed sheet, entitled "La
Voc del Pueblo, Organ de Independence" II
is full of revolutionary sentiments, and we are
told that in spite of all the efforts Of the 60
vernment and police, copies Of it are scattered
everyw here in town and country, find their
way to the public .fices, and even TO the pni-
vaie residence of the Captain General. The
government has offered reward OF $4,000 for
the apprehension of any one connected with
the printing or circulation Of this sheet, two
numbers of which have been issuedI but with
out success. This shows that there is either
a remarkable tact on the part of the publish
ers and their agents in conducting their bust.
ness, or else that there is prevalent sentiment
in the hearts of the people adverse to the be-
trayal OF the parties implicated. Ii the latter
supposiiion be correct, the end Is not yet.-N.
Y. Jour. Com.