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r"nefa ceremonies In Washington-
departure of MIR. Clay q Remains.


WASHINGTON, July l.
The funeral procession moved from the N a.
'ionai Hotel at IL, NJ. A large body Of mill.
iary and citizens, the Mayor and corporate
authorizes of Washington, Georgetown and
Alexandria, both Houses of Congress. the
President and Cabinet, officers ofshe Army and
Navy, Mayor, Council and Committee from
Baltimore, the Diplomatic Corps, &C., were in
attendance.
The funeral car was drawn by six white
horses led by six grooms dressed in white.
The procession proceeded to the Senate
Chamber, where the funeral service was read
and a sermon preached by Rev. DR.. Butler,
chaplain to the Senate.
The corpse was then removed to the rotunda
OF the capitol. where it was displayed in state
until O'Clock, when it was taken to the depot
and conveyed to Baltimore by a special train.
Universal gloom prevails, and houses and
public buildings are clothed in mourning dra.
perry.
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80 sTEA HIP LINE OLE

4N sTEAM HIP LINE OF
SS&sI4s PACKETS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Positively every Wednesday, until further notice.
Union Steamship Compan,'s Line.-The two Few
and Deanitul Steamships, VIRGINIA, Captain
Teal, and pennsylvania, Captain Baymore
One of these fne Steamships viii leave Richmond
for Philadelphia every Wedne, day. They are
beautifully fitted up for passengers, are provided
with Franciss Patent Metallic Lie Bcats, set first
rate tab es and every att ention s paid to the com
fort and safety of the passengers and protection OF
goods.
freights taken low, and all transhipment avoid
ed
Passage in first Cabin $s, berths and meals in.
Guided
do End do 81, do do do
Passage through 20 New York via Philadelphia %,
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 Dc, meals included, thus
saving about hall the expense in visiting this de-
hghtful bathing place. Apply to
MAYO q ATKINSON Agents, Richmond.
N.B-The ships returning. leave Philadelphia
every Wednesday. at 10 o'clock, A NJ. jyl
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r,pn - WkLLlNGTON c0DDIN.

Y On MN LUAhLE BUILDING. r.nrs
TON TAN AND CARY ,sTREETs AZ V ms
one on The sou,h . valuable Building Lots Tor ~
me other on Cary between 1th "a ae sc streets
auction on T.esday. 9Th Of July. isss ssreees ct
premises, at O'Clock II. Both ~ ~ upoe The
running q sass e IN alley % test asee
squares in the city The culver coessyr.p owed
4th street could be easily connected win. srS -
one also along the slley. .1o sne
Terms One fifth IN cash, balance il a 10 10
and "A months interest added to the two LAT a.. =
ments title retained until credit payment, ~,
due. unless Otherwis. arranged -
je2i-eodl 0tdtd w G0DDIN kr~e.
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JULY 4TH, 1876.

AK JULY 4TH, 1876.
EXa Thy spirit Independence, let me share
CF8k Lord of the lion heart and Eagle eye;
ny steps follow with my bosom bare,
Nor heed the storm that bowls along the sky
This glorious anniversary is drawing rear,
awakening proud and grateful recollectons of the
heroic age OF our country, and reminding US that
the summer will soon pass away, and having yet on
hand great variety of summer SHOES, CATERS,
&C., for Ladies, Gents, and Children, we are de-
termined to sell from Let July to LIST September at
such prices as will accommo late the views of the
most economical. Give US call, all who wish a
Trunk or summer Boots, Shoes or Caters. for we
are determined to please you, at the saloon Of
WHITE a. PAGE
iyl Three doors below Dooley's Hat Store
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BOOK FOR THE TIMES.
n EMIT TIED
LIFE AT THE SOUTH;
OR,
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN"
As 1t Is.

Doing iidttsce, OCcuce duu 4DCi0eDIs IN
TIE REAL "LIsE OF THE LOWLY."
BY W.. L. G. SMITH, ESQ.
The object OF the author Is to represent the con-
dition OF the Slave in his rude but comfortable cab
in, his daily occupations and pastimes the relations
between master and slave, the mistaken impulses
and misconceived views of the Northern Pbilau .
throp st, &c, &C. and to represent the passions and
sentiments in their natural FORMS as the same are
displayed in the humblest lot of society," thus show.
ing that in the case Of the slaoe at least CONTENT
MENT BEsTows MORE HAPPINESS THAN FREEDOM
The above work will be published on the 5th
July next and will contain about 500 12mo pages,
beautifully Illuminated The price will be 81 so
~ Early orders will meet with first attention
E-H| Address, post paid,
THOMAS II GRESHAM,
jy1 1904 Broad street.
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GitEGOKY q NiAURI.
Mana gers.
Successors to j. w. Maurv e II.
Office, No g. Main Street

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Clats Is. June 90 !.
Al ~ 81 4s 81 IL 70 81 8 So 81 a 81.
scheme T0.Day-Capitals $4,000. 7O0o
5000. @000 1900, 10 of 1000, 10 of 500, 40 of 200
los of 100, &c. Is numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets
$5. ivo
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LANDER E'S OFFICE,
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 25, June 30:
AZ ~ 81 48 81 ii 70 CT 9 81 81 A ST.
For To-Day.-The Delaware State Lottery,
Class No q. Capitals: $25, 900, 1000 5000, 2OOO
1900, 10 of 1000, &c rs numbers IL drawn
Tickets S. iv2
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9TH - July cOE7T;7IGs -
1srstet's ssrf.6 ~ niis a. ~
49, ~ su9scnncr - en4aseA WarWicSss ss.s, -
occasion. Under new srFsnreu,erf ~ - love
Ger q the tickets-of which there are -. - -
VIII De tor sale at "a 50, for a0eutisussr - -
Lso'es g flzzINrS, under the City Hotss. ~
W. g OK % p c.s closed Saturday night = :
rE M1XI;TrRs;Aa0oRDlNARY ATTR1CTION?
HA0ohsiVN n THE STEAMSHIP VIRGINIA.
On Saturday. 3rd July. =
4TfA The magnificent stesmship Vfrst.i.
VIII make an excursion TIN down ~
ave,, issving kocketts on Saturday Afterneor.
or H,. .uly' Al, Az sif past 4 o'clock.
so ,hss .n,ns WI be provided to make the excur
s1a .nc most delightful of the season.
M1sc, dancing and refreshuents of every kind
5.ckefs only so cents Apply on board.
= - MAYO T. ATKINSON.
NOVEL EXHIBITION.
w oNDEHFUL FREAK OF NATURE.-Tbe
~, ceieorated Carolina TWINS, being two col.
aIea children, Joined together by the suines mi
s "a one, considered By anatomists the creates,
S0''oy ever seen OF heard Of will be exhibited at
-, V6d Fellows' Hall,
On Frioay and Saturday, July I'd and 3rd Hours "A
:. aIlo,tion-from tol2 A II, and from l2 10
~ Admittance Is cents.
ET Particulars in future papers
j. 30-3t prpv,s
EXCURSION. Monday, July 5fh.
BY the large and commodious new steamer
'BELVIDEREo
s@ The splendid steamer Beividere.
y C.. Clifford, COMMANDER, viii
MAKE Excursion down the river on the after.
noon of July 9Th, going down as far as City Point
and return by moonlight, making the distance
going and returning, about l2o miles.
Such an opportunity, by so large and fine a
steamer, has never before beer presented. She will
leave her berth, at Rockets, at o'clock preci sey
Agentleman with a lady will be charged only So
cents eech. A gentleman alone rs cents,
Music will be provided for the occasion, and re-
Treatments can be had on %. I'd the boat.
Those who vii 60, will pay as they enter the
boat,
Servants excluded, except with families.
lie "a
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AUCTION eAL.t.a,'
TINS DAT.


rrnuar 49, -: -. 8 q 49,. { :. -.
y ~. AMn 10Z u. Locust ALLmY
nv ~ 49, =, " S Ag ss,1 wi . - =
cioek, +. =. r.oe - - - -: ~ -
- 49, Ie1enent aea,ts1 @ he ka1f - =
Is ~ AheY, 6eeWc1 Me1e nd Fronknn s1topoa
so1o.mE ne psOeery ct Johs Thounoca -
~. ~ = ~ Fes1mg bsck lzS fe8 - . g
49,: 49, 1'oy. Ane neaee y very rood Order hav.
ng oeen rece9uy th0rou9niy repaired. sd kssan-
~ - Is oslons Ior : iarye family. Imspsu-
gely iocssea m tne very heart Of he sflY, -
= oe - Iom ~ eonngusy 20 tke pefnefpd1
Pmces q business
- cssn me osssnee 81 9, ~ snd -
months, TOR negotiable notes with interest," adan1
nc s - ~ AIDED Ct Tass
le g sANES IAILOk Act
NCON11d1Y II Wa
Il YOUR TIME-SAVE YflI1R ff.r1, -
Amerfcan sea- Cempery are nov -
facrnri,s 80 s.lse..ess ass-s-:srs 49, 49,
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BY ALExANDER MOTT q CO.


GLASSWARE AT AUCTION.-on mex,
- Tu esday morning, the 9th of July, com.
mencing at half past o'clock, shall sell at pub
lie auction, consignment of al boxes of Glass.
ware, OF the following styles and patterns, direct
from one of the " heelins manufactures to try
this market, viz:
60 dozen ] pint Taper Of Tumblers
90 do do Pilm CT do
80 do / do Ashsurron do
% do gill bar do grid
IL do do do 6f do
80 do pint l0f do
p do J do Ashburton do
IL do small bar Of do grid
IL do pint bar sf do grid
IL 90 Webster do
20 do Webster Gobletts aud Champaigns
10 do do Wines
20 do Ash5urn Goblets and Charlpaigns
The above goods will be sod in lots to suit the
trade.
TERMs-All sums under $50 cash; over that
amount 90 days for approved negotiable paper.
ALEX. MOTT e. CO,
Je 80 Auctioneers.
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EXCURSION, Monday, July 5th.
by the large and commodious new steamer
.sBELVfDEREs

III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUILDING AND
" LOAN COMPANY.-There will be meeting
OF this Association at Bosher's Hall, SATURDAY
EVENING, July 3rd, at o'clock, at which time
the constitution will be read and amended prepare
tory for pu biicaton Other business of importance
will be acted upon at the same time Persons wish.
ing shares in the Company will do well to call on
the Secretary immediately aud make payment. No
shares will be reserved for persons VINO have not
paid-and there are less than four hundred to De
taken. By order OF the President
jy l-3t B. w. KNOWLES, sec'y.
NOTICE.-R R. .DUVAL having this day ta.
" hen his brother, ]. p DUVAL, into CO part
nership, the business will in future be conducr ed
by II. X. Duval e. Brother, at the old stand,
under the American Hotel We are now receiving
fresh supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c
&C. ana hope, by strict personal attention, to merit
portion OF pubic patronage. r. R. DUvAL,
J. P. DUVAL.
Richmond, July LIST, 1859 jyl
Measurement Of Grain from April l4th 1852, to tie
LIST July, 1882. inclusiue, piz:
vi wheat 90
VI Corn IU.9I3
VI OatS- 4OSf
Ot Potatoes 1888
Fees received n per cent, 1886.
Very respectfully,
Grain measurer for Port OF Richmond.
City Of Richmond, STATE of Virgiaia, to vit:
Inns day personally appeared before me, jus.
tice Ct the Peace in and for said city, l.. H. LUCK
who being duly qualified, made oath that the whole
amount of fees received or charged by him for the
measuring OF grain and other articles from the
l4th day or April 1852, to the at July 1852, nciu-
sive, is eighty.tive dollars and ninety4ix cents.
Given under my nand and seal. Both June, 1852.
jy l-lw THOMAS COWLES, Up.
a. MANSION HOUSE FOR RENT
U:a The subscriber having taken the FLOYD
HOUSE, offers for rent this house on Main street,
No 35t. 1t has nine rooms, and kitchen with
two rooms, and is well arranged for Boarding
House. having been recently repaired and painted.
Possession can be mad Immediately. Price S275-
Apply 20 JOHN A. JETER,
jy l-l2t* Floyd House.
GREAT FIRE IN CHEkAW, >. e.,
VI MONTREAL AND OTHER PLACES.-We
have just received certificates from hi hiy respecta-
BILE merchants in the above Cries, who were burnt
out lew days since, and out for having one OF
Herrings Salamander Real Fire Proof Safes, they
would have lost all their books ana papers One
of them says have of Herring's Safes in nv
store cost $50. would not take $1,000 and be
without it.
Call and supply yourselves with one which we
are now receiving, at the New York factory prices
and none of your spurious kind made tor sale
but warrant stand the hottest fire and to save
its contents from all harm.
FRY q McCANDLISH, Agents,
je 30 Cary street
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pEhis6RAPHIC NE Vye
FOR THE DAILY DIsPzTcH
LATER FROM EUROPE. 81
Arrival Of the Steamship Africa.

NEw YORK, Jelly l.
The steamship Africa has arrived with Liver
pool dates to the 19A June.
MARKETS,
ooTTos.-Sales OF the week $4,000 bales.
orleans Fair 81; Middling 81; Uplands Fair
'a' Md ling 81. The market opened with
GOOD demand, but fell off at the close with
slight decline.
FLouR.-Western Canal Dos; Ohio 2os Cd.
CosS.-Yellow 29s Cd; white oes.
CoSsoLs closed at par.
There wasa fair cousump,ive demand for
!" heat aud Flour. Spectators had taken sew.
efa' thousand barrels of the latter. Corn ex.
hibited decline of Is, and Wheat had ad.
'anced from Id to I'd. Genesee and pb;lsaeI.
phia white Wheat, Is Id to 6s Sd. Wes,.rn
Canal Flour, Cos to 2os Cd. Philadelphia and
Baltimore Flour, Dos to Ole. White Corn 90
Cd 10 3Os; yellow 3Os Cd to Sis.
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Drawn Nos of susquehanna, 81, June 80:
Al rs % SO so 20 8 Is Sc IL 81 40 So
For To.Day.-Md. Consolidated, Glass 9. Ca.
pitfalls SCI 500, $500, $780, $500, 90 OF ESQ., IS mum.
bers, IL drawn. Tickets IS
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 30 so.
jy2 w, H. STATHAM
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TUTfeb IIUfI lurNe Oh tnt DesL MANU-
facturies in America. The character of the instru-
merts which they offer is established, and pur-
chasers may safely rely upon getting good art.le
They furnish them at northern prices, and q large
assortment may be found, varying from the lowest
priced good instrument made, to the most elegant
and costly.
Also for sale. beautiful and sweet toned GItass,
OF Martins make.
All of which may be seen at their Book and Piano
Forte Warehouse, l39 Main street, Eag'e Square !.
ip 30
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1NU-FAKTNEKSHI Subscriber hav-
~ ing associated with him in partnership Mr..
ROBERT T. BROOKE, the business will in future
be conducted under the firm of QUAkLES q
BROOKE.
He takes this occasion of expressing his pro
found gratitude to the public for their many ravors
to him. and asks continuance of their patronage to
the new concern.
in l. HENRY
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READ THIS
MORE NEW READY MADE CLOTH
WI ING JUST RECEIVED, suitable for the hot
months of July and August. All persons wish
ing to render themselves comfortable, can now
quickly accomplish it by calling at
j. d. GOODMANS,
No 1874 Main ST., opposite Eagle Square.
N B.-Among the goods received, may be found
plain white, check, and brown Grass Linen Grass
Silx, Searsucker, Goats Hair, Camblet, and Silk
Warp Alpaca Sack; Pants of the latest styles of
Linen; Marseilles and summer Cashmere Vest in
endless variety; Gauze, Merino under Shirts
light colored ELK and Isle thread Gloves, &c &c.
all OF which will be sold at the smallest cash prices.
lie %
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Drawn Nos of Susauehanna

SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE.
No. lls Broad Street. Shockoe Hit, opposite Fred
ericksburg Depot.
Drawn Nos of Susquehanna, 2T:
IL rs 90 81 SO 90 8 Is &C III 81 40 90
Ticket Is % SO prize of $500 sent to this Office
For To. Day.-Md. Consolidated, Glass g. Ca
pitfalls l of S2l,500, Of 950o, of $500, of $780,
of 2O35, 20 of $50, &c. rs numbers, IL drawn
ballots. Tickets S5-sheres in proportion
Also, Patapsco lo4. Capital l of SIC 900, 10 of
$500, &c. 7a numbers, 10 drawn ballots. Tickets
o. 50.
my 24-1m SMITH.
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1 AND In HENRlCU.-We will sell about
IL 1875 acres Of excellent Wood LAND, without
improvements, lying in Henrico county, about sew.
en- miles north of the city, which is supposed to
contain Coal, it being the next tract to from
which much Coal has been taken and the Land be-
ing near Hungary Water Station, either wood Or
coal might easily be transported thence to Rich.
mond Here is a chance for a great bargain. Apply
early TOLER & COOK,
jyI General Agents
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| OUk SAARP.-The country is flooded with
Ii new counterfeits, and every merchant should
hasten to secure that best OF safe guards Against
impostors Thompsons Bank Note Reporter, the
July number of which 10 now on our counter
price only IL cents
Little Pedlington and the Pedlingtons, by John
Poole, 2 vols 81
For sale by GIN WEST e. BRlls
je3v Under Exchange Hptsl.
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CLAkKE,S OFFICE.
FOU TEEkP STR EET

Drawn numbers Delaware 25, June 80:
AZ 70 81 46 81 II 70 81 9 e. 81 "A 81
Whole Ticket 81 "A, prize OF 5000 sold and
paid yl-N.
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sTATHANi's LOTFkHY OFFIUh,
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old stand.1
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EDWIN H CLARKE.
MORE PIANO FORTR8,--.

stantly receiving supplies OF Piano
- 0Forfes from three Of toe beat mann
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14
Bridgeport, Conn, June, 1852.

THE HABITS OF AMERICANs.-" No strange
landing in New York, can fail to be struck by
the pale, wan, slight, and delicate appearance of
both men and women. After residing some
time in the country, and acquiring knowledge
of their habits, instead of being surprised that
so many of them die prematurely, one is aston
ished that they manage to live as long as they
do or look SO well.
"In lecture recently delivered in New York
by DR.. Fitch, it is mentioned, as a striking fact,
that in The States only four out of every hundred
individuals live to the age of sixty. In England.
however, he asserts that seven out OF every
hundred attain to that age Still, though the
climate in the latter country is warmer and more
temperate it is much damper, and has all those
atmospherIcal and other conditions which tend
to produce an immense amount Of consumption.
The people are so closely confined and packed
millions live so poorly and In such miserable
habitations- that far greater tendency to the
above disease exists in England than in Amerl'
ca. Why then should greater mortality pre-
vail in the United States? The reason is to be
found in the different habits of the people. In
England, the experience of the old is reverenty
regarded, and taken as guide while in Amer
lea experience is but little estimated, and the
Young consider themselves more knowing than
their fathers. The result is, they often lind
fool for teacher, and die prematurely for their
presumption."-Capt .MackinnOn's Travels.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14

Mr1YoN AND CRoMwELL.-"T To-day" writes
Grace Gaeenwood in her interesting letters to
the National Era, d" | have made devout pill
grmage to the grave of Milton, in the parish
church of Gripplegate. The spot where the
divine poet sleeps the sleep of the blessed 10
marked alone by fine bust and small tablet
news are built over the vault which do not like
for Mion's grave is too sacred, even to be
kuelt upon by strangers, and the inconsiderate,
It NAV be. in mechanical obedience to a mere
religious form.
"This is a quaint, shadowed, old church,
where at night one would step softly, in breath
less awe, and listen, half hoping to hear angels
chanting solemn anthems over The dust OF him
who so grandy told the wonderous story OF cre-
ton. of the fall and redemption of man, and
who sung Gods praise in such high seraPhic
strains.
ain this church Oliver Cromwell was married.
Who ever thinks of the stern Puritan leader as
a lover? And yet, such grand, craggy natures
as his have often the peaceuest, most sheltered
nesting places for the gentest human affections
doubt not he felt for his young bride deep
and manly devotion and that he dearly loved
at least one of his daughters, we have pathetic
evidence in the history of his last sad days"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-14
From Arthur's Home Gazette.
Good Resolutions

Resolved, in variations never to speak any
thing but the pure and simple truth.
Resolved, never to allow the least measure Of
any lretting or uneasness to my father or moth
er.
Resolved, to suffer no effects of it. so much
as in the least alteration of speech, or motion
of my eye, and to be especially careful Of it
with respect to any of onr family.
Resolved, ncvor to lose one moment of time,
but to improve it in the most profitable way
possible can
Resolved, to live with al! my might while |
do 1--we
Resolved, to do whatever think TO be my
duty, and most for the good and advantage o
mankind in general
Resolved, so to do, whatever difficulties NEE
with how many soeyer, and how great SO ever.
Resolved, never to do anything which shoult
be afraid to do, if it were the last hour Of my
life.
Resolved, 10 observe the strictest temperunc
in eating and drinking.
Resolved, never to do anything, which, if
should see IN another should have just occa
sion to despise hin for, or to think any way I'll
more meanIy Of him.
will never be afraid or ashamed to speak i
d fence oil religion.
viii make 1t my daily practice to read som
part of the Holy Scriptures, that may becom
Acquainted with the will of God, and be qnit
ened and comfortod and qualified to serve Chris
and promote the interests Of His kingdom in In
world
will make it rule to d. no action, ut an
time or place. of which action should not b
wiling to be witness against myself here
after.
/ will give up no principle before | am col
vinced of It's absnrdiy or bad consequences
will never be ashamed to confess fault
AN equal or to an inferior