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GREELY ON EvKRETT.-The New York Tribune has
an article upon Mr.. Everett's Fourth ofJuly speech
which would be severe, if it were not ridiculous
The great sin of MIR. Everett ia, that be does not
love to hate" everything Southern, and that in
travelling through!the country he has other
things besides 'niggers" Greeley thinks that no
one has any right to so South and hear nything
but the signs aud eroans Of poor darkies; aud n
man who loves the Union more than he hates the
South Horace cannot abide IhH. NelgS.
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DIED,

At The Rot Springs Bath county. on the I til inst
WV j SMITH, of this city. aged 81 .ears.
The friends and acgu enhances # the tamil ar
respectfully invited to attend his funrrat this tWcd
nesday) afternoon, at o'clock, from Trinity Church
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DBATH Or "WILD CARA concern at Griffin
Ga, with the imposing title OF the Exchange Ban
OF the State OF Georgia, has Suspended. The Au,
eusta Chronicles caiis II avid Cat" or .'Ooe-
Horse bank, and there are several more of the
same kind in that State
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TARRANT'S sELTzER APEklENI-
Prepared on an entirely new FrsGcipls rom "
tate and accurate analvsis Of ths celebrated = -
Spring Ia Germany. This much esteemed SUI ~
gaut nrepa-aion combining efE;scV, economy aL1
portability will be ned sill! valuable fof Iht ~
lief Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion Bilious AEs'say'
PuRCELL, LhbR 4 60, Druggists,
ION No l29 conner OF " ain and Governor sts
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WANTED--A good Cook fer the re-
W rIainder Of the year. Apply at This Office q,
1T The store OF william. Palmer, Son Il Co.
~ i3--ts
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CHARLESTON, July 13-The Isabel has arrived
from Havana on the 10th via Key West. sugars
active and ii m Molasses inactive.
The L. S steamer Water Witch has arrived
from Key West, with dispatches from Commander
Mcintosh for the Secretary Of the Navy.
The yellow fever was prevailing 10 great ex
tent amongst the shipping at Havana.
The frigates Wabash and Colorado were at Key
West
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sz-RrAp TH1s,-The undersigned in.

~ H-It 'S'
s@RrAp TH1s.-The undersigned in
vitrs attention TO The following certificate:
NJ p9a1 NM s wife has bee. sa s H.
ing for the last twelve years with severe pain In the
small OF the back. sometimes she could scarcely
and procsred a box. After two applications 10 the
afee.d part she entirely reliey ed aud at this
time is as well as ever she was.
gy- The Eminent referred TO 10 sr oibson's tes-
,imonai has effected numerous similar cures 1t il
put up in iia box, Of two sz a. and III ri 80 cents
and ~ cents. according to kis by tle drug Ssts of
this city.
u Pin" sW HENRY. Proprietor
EA~ NoTIog The annual meeting Of
the stvck holders of the tuck abUe and Jar.es RIVER
nailroad Go; vii! be held at the oice Of Dunlop
Moncu Co 10 this city. on MON DAY, the 18th
inst at o'clock P. NJ. GEO W. ROY aTkR,
Jy l2-td Secretary.
1a ANOTHER CUaE BY BAKER's PRE-
MUM BIrTERs e BAEER. ESQ, RICHMOND. Va
Gear SIR; am opposed 10 Guack medicinss; - sneh.
however. d. not lend 10 designate your treiaium
hit'ers Ny attention was directed to tie use ca
these bitters ~ INF vile. upon our little lhiaiit
INST sixteen months old. His omolaint waschrnntc
diarrhds4. which had assumed such character -
to forIn. in opinion, doubt OF bis recovery We
commenced the use of your Bitters, and very seon
hereafter pc became sonyasscen' ai p, ~, - nov
OF medicine was used to restore HIM TO health. we
can but attribute his recovery to your Invaluable
Bitters.
Very respectfully,
Mays. 1873 w RATCLIFFE.
Price 70 cents per b0ttle-to be had of all pron-
nent Druggists in this city, and elsewhere IN Nir-
giuis. ~ i2
sG NEAsUsER's NoTIcE.-Having
removed my Office to my residence on Broad ST.
one door below the African Church, solicit from
my many friends. aud tue public generally, con-
tinuanre OF that patronage which. for the last b
months. they have 40 literally bestowed.
From tbs large experience have had in measur-
ing Lumher, BrickwoTk piasterng, ID TT work,
Stone work, &c. l feel confident: Of giving eeneral
Fa'isfactian. LEROY A CRESSHAW.
jy l2-Im Measurer.
a- UNION FEMALE COLLEGIATE IasTI-
TurE--The examination of this Institution. will
commeuc on MON DAY, the 18th instant. at oclk
A VI, ia the Lecture Room.
The commencement exercises will take place at
Union Station Church, on EEDN ESDAY evening,
the l4tb at o'clock when the essays OF the 1radu-
ating class will be read, With nterludes OF music,
and diplomas conferred
On THURSDAY evening. the 18th, at Sd O'Clock
the ~ literary Address will be delivered to the
young Ladies' at the same place, by Rev. j. i
buNCAN. After which. will be presentation OF
Bihles to the graduating class.
The friends and patrons of the Institute. and the
public generally, respectfully invited to attend.
on each occasion iy 10-5ts
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WANTED-A god WASHEkWOMAN
W and Il male C0ok 20 GO 10 Daggef's Spring,
B0teiourt county. Va. Apply u JhO. L, COOK al
Office Jy i3-2ts
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~ WV " FOSTER, ESQ tn" authorized
agent for the nispsteh Ia Norfolk and Portsmouth
Subscribers la those cities viii obtain their papers
regularly from him at saa earliest Possible moment
In the day
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Northern Markets

State advanced &c. Wheat firm; new Southern red
SIPS white DO. sl.40. Corn bouyant; white o26GS3;
yellow s7tG9o Spirits Turpentine Az. Rosin ST 10,
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ILLNESS OF GEN. oUIrMAS.
TIE TEuUANTEpEC R(

| NATcuEz Miss July 12,-'ien Qutman is here
lying seriously i'll. Doubts are expressed as to his
recovery.
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ALBANY. n. Y, July 12-Mrs Hartung. under
indictment here for the murder Of her husband by
poison was arrested in New Jersey, yesterday, and
brought up in the boat this morning.
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WANTED-By young man situa.
ton al 0yERSEER on a farm or plan4a,ion
References given Address W L. HENDEgsDS
through the hich.nOHd Port 0fiics. ~ l4-3ts
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


aort A. Eicns,cad, Jtly 10 fIighl Wa!e. ~ al.
--k->
ARRIVED.
scbr Mecca. Fdgett. Porto Rico. sugar and mo-
lasses. Dunlop. Noncur. Co. -
Sehr Harrison Price, Johnson, Jacksonsills, lum-
Der, Whitlock Son.
Schr Nestoyer, Eiekerson, Portland, plaster,
g B Davenport C Co.
Fighter Janet, Bowers, City Point. salt, W Do
Vess d Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New York, muse
and PASSENGERS. Iudlam h Watson.
Steamer Geo Peabody. Pritchett, Baltimore. made'
Ludlam i Watson.
steamer Psnnsy lvania, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse
and passe myers, Ii futile.
S;hr Daniel Aense, McNau,ar, Baltimore. light.
schr Only son, ---. down tue riTer light
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT, July 18th;
scIir Uncle Joe. Capt pinkam master, from Hamp-
ton Eoads. in ballast, to Chas Palmer
HAMPTON RoaDs July 18th Arrived brig W
Rowland, from rhiIadelphi bound for Key "est.-
Captain sick.
NEW YORK. July I2th.-Arrived schr 0rianna
pierson Richmond: st amer Roanoke. Richmond
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JOHN b. HAMGlEKsLEY 4 co., Proprietor.
r. rzy.ssnau TIE ADAMS EXPRESS

IA rWgssSM8N TIE ADAMS EAFhES3
SFN <nklStCohPANY. ia Main ct. havir e
resumed their Steamship kxpr.as IL ana from Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by ste>msrs James
town ard Roanoke. which leave New YorS eNeT5
wednesday ard Saturday and thence by railroad &
Weldon. Wilmington, LynchhUrg. SALEM Wytheyii,t
aud the principal places ia Virginia and North Care
lima, new prepared to forward. with great die.
disc. Valuable Parcels, Jeweiry, a., TO the shove
named cities and all places on the seabuarti.
Our Express on the Steamships viii be accompanied
BY special Messengers, who viii give their pefsuua
attention 70 the careful handling ST guods ent asttl
TO the ADAMS EMPRESS CO.'S Steamship Expres'
Shippers will please take notice thAt packages 10
points ia Virginia and North Carolina will be sent By
steamers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on dag Of sailing aa.il O'Clock.
M. J. l.. MACDpSOuGH.
cnnt Of Afnl,ia In rrnsa "a.
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"a Steam Ambrotypes, Lettertypes and Reese
types % cents TO SIS. at Headquarters Of Art 10.
Main street. TYLER & Co.
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PERHAPS The Canadian press express appre
heusion that the discovery Of the metallic sichnes.
OF the Fraser River country will endauger British
supremacy In that nyart er
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
STAJTNTDN VA

Rt, Rev. W. MEADE. D. d President Of the Di-
iectOcy.
Rt. Rev. j, JOHNS, D. D.. Vice President of the
Directory.
Rev. H. IL PHILLIPS. 4. NJ, Principal ard Heat
u the Family assisted By full corps oi pertnctl
.ntNtumyeent officers in the Eoardins ana Academ-
zeal Departments.
NESDAE ia mkt september. Registers, with full
information, sent application 10 Rev. Ii. IL
Phillips. StsuItCn, Va. a.. 25-3mH
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OffioiAL, !. r,,o !. M.
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY or GEORGIA
CLASS "a.
At Augusta Georgia. Saturday. Julyl0th. 1858.
SAMUEL SWAN CO., Managers.

los prizes. Nos. PrireslNos. Prizes Nos Prizes
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ARREST OF A MURDERESS.

BhUktN BANA IN IE.' LSSEE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. July l3-The notes of the Citi-
zens' Bank refused. The Bank is expected to
close Tomorrow
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BROKEN BANK IN TENNESSEE

NV ORLEANS, July l2--The bark Rapid sailed
hence to-day with a large number OF iaborers ior
the Tehuantepec road.
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sW HENRY. ietor

Ez1- NoTICg The annual meeting Of
the stock holders Of the tuck abue and James Ever
railroad Co. vii! be held at the Office Of Dunop
Moncu e Co. 10 this city. on MON DAY, the 18th
INST at O'Clock p. NJ. GEO W. k0faTER.
~ l2--td Secretary
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Thirty THOUSAND DOLLARS
\ WORTH on DRY GOODS, AT AND BELOW
CoSI;-By the terms of our association the concern
of VALENTINE SON expires in Oct bsr next, at
which time they intend to close their present bus
Iess therefore from tuesday, the 9TH day of July.
Will be offered by theB wholesale retail at cost
ana IN many cases less than coat their entire stock
abiishment carefully SELECT. d and in god ordef.
Their stock consists in part follows:-
kich Kobe, sIte-strptd and Bay adeTa si'ks
Plain and Figured Black Silks all gu ,'ities
Fancy colored Dress aud Trimming SILKS
kich satn Plaid Bareges and Tissues
Medium AMI low priced Chailies, Mousesines and
tareges
French and English Merao, Bombazines and: AL.
pacas
French Printed Organdies. Jaoon.ts aud Robes
Cambria and Swiss I'D inss and Iusertings
Thread and BoDin do do
Sleeves, Collars Bands, Grape aud Muslin Gets
Plain, Striped Checked and Embroidered Muslns
A lot OF rich Lace Curtains
Plain and Figured Bonnet AMI Trimming Il hands
Ladies' PLAIN. Hemmed and Embroidered udkfs
tents olain.and Colo5ed Bordered do
Ladies' and gents Gloves, Gauntets aud Mitts
Ladies'. gents and children's Under Garments
Irish Linens Damask Table Gle tbs ard Napkins
French and Americas Csiicoes and Brilliantes
GinghapIs Plain and Checked. all Guslties
Cloths, Cassi meres, Cashnerettes aud Drillings
Flannels. Blankets Satinets. kerseys and lads
WOODEN and Hemp Cafretin2s. Dru9gat and Mat
ting
Beached and Brown sairtip go and sheeiings
Farmers Linen, Burlaps AMI Cost Linen
Marseilles CounterYanes aud Furniture Dimfy
Together with large variety of small matters
ally kept and sold in our business; 10 all OF which
buy. as we have marked every article down to the
last price. tALEATlAE SON,
80, Broaf and sth SITS.
jy 8-l2tif Near the capitol Gaare.
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"stireh. stitch, itch,
EIIFt IT. 0IIFIII. HtI UT,
In poverty. hunger and dirt,
Sewing at once with 4 double tareaC
A shroui as we'll az a shirt -

The Herald insists that to cope with this evil
with any prospect of success it is necessary to go
to the spring head, and find out the exact source
OF the stream which sends forth such evil and bitter
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BLUES FAIR
At CORINTHIAN HALL,

blues FAIR
At CoRINTHIAN HALL,
TONIGHT.
T ACE AND SILK MAHTLGS, &c
Nantes. new patterns and very hand 4oms; Steel
Spring Skirts; style Prints, &c Our stoca y
large and well assorted the M wss. asa
riety; silks in kobes and Plain Dresses Wen wear
and large supply of Staple Domestic 6a0as' MI 81
which as fhe season has advanced, ana to make
room fr fall goods will sell at redncsd prices.
~ list HHloL 4 w a. ~ ,.
L'OR SALE
4 Richmond City STOCK
Virginia Stale STOCK.
Exchange and Stock Brokers,
jyH-ts Under st. Charles Hotel.
NEW GOODS EVERY WEEK, at No
~ AZ Main street busters, of new style, for
ss. ss e sy Ba % Ribbons sn Rou:hes PAIN
Leaf Fans, YER, cheagi all kinds OF fancy Goods
Twisted Silk siitts at halt price; Hoops. in Reed,
Rattan, Steel and Brass Hoop skirts Of Ill kinds.
less than elsewhere
Only call and ycu will secure bargain az
GEORGE JACOBS
Cheap Store, ~ Main street,
jE4 Nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
RACoN.
% hhjs and ti-rces prime shoulders.
l1hhds and tlerces choice Va Cut Hams.
10 do Sugar cured do
y MAssIE PLEAsAsTs.
Jylt-ts Cary street
TOLLETOR'S NOTICE i shall visit
~ Fredericksburg, Staunton, Lynchburg aud Pc
tersburg in lew days aud will attend to collecting
" li-3t RICHARD HILL
nnPfrT ANN lo1oa uo,Jc
l. grass and Timothy, superior article, on board
schooner "estover. in the dock, t9T sale By, ,,r,
Jy l4-lt CHAS PALMER
DLEASE STOP AND LET ME SEE
L those, goods you bought how pretty and cheap
they !, are !, Wore did you buy them: at doLL-
SHIFTS Cheap store, 10 Broad streat- Gaye they
GOT any more Jeff: Oh! yes. but they are going Of
rapidly. Don't you kno" he is closing Guy his stock
at saving OF at least Is per cent. What Kind Of
goods does he keep? Trimmings, EtDbroldei les.
Cotons Irish Linens, Paras is Mit,s, Hosiery, aud
numerous other articles ard | would advise you TO
go there Immediately y here did you say il ~as'
At G0LDsNlT's, 10 Broad ST
FOR PHILADELPHIA su-
- perior fast sailing schooner s P HAYES.
Nason. master having .he greater portion of her
cargo engaged and going on board, will have all
possible dispatch f1r reWan DER ct Grg1 app'
jy list
DRIME BU?TER-Justt to hand 3 lot
4 Prime Orange County Butter, fresh from the
dairy; Is pals Leaf Lard. Also, fresh supply Of
very choice Halns, at the Butter Depot, No. Main
street. between 18th and 18th streets.
jyl4 BROOKE pLEASANT5.
YOU SHOULD GO TO LEWIS AND
4 purchase your Dry Goods, as you can save
great deal BY doing just to hand ~ pieces swiss
Muslin. at i212c. worth Is; excellent >" hte Bril-
antes Il; lz1ac, worth o'4c Lawns AZ "a And e1se;
and thousands Of other foods, TO he sold at aston
ishiHgl! 10" prices j II
HOOP SKIRTS! HOOP SKIRTS -
L just received large assortment Of Misses
ami aides Hoop skirts which will be soli at such
very low prices Caan)t fail II please, at
JACOB A LEWIS,
iy II II Main street.
ONLY 81 PER DOZEN FUR LINEN
~ Towels at LEVT'S.
Only Is cents per dozsn for Linen Hdkfs at
LEWIS.
Only "a cents per yard for l2}s cent Calico al
LEFI'S.
Only % cents for fine Grass Linen Hdkfs at
" IA LEWIS.
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DATENT CUT LOAF SUGAR. Extra
SELDkN & NltLkk,
yt3 Corner Pearl ana CARY SITS
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- D Il LINE TO ULN
i-stss.s.ssxESSPOIsT, F0RTsM0UTH AND NOR
FOLK The steamer GLEN COVE. captain JoHN
DAVIS and CUkTtS PECk. Capt q: G. UiEs0Sp'
will on and after Wednesday next, 9Th, cominSu'a
the regular run TO the above places every Gay, sua
lays excepterf1 The Glen Cove will leave eyer
WEDNESDAY Prfiay aud Monday mornings. aud t''
Curtis pe:k every Thursdsy. Saturday aud Ta."
dav morpiuxs, leaving The wharf At kocketis ~ %
O'clock prect.cy and leave Notio each aiieiat. 4
dsy at the same hour, touching At All 81 the resGiH
Landings on the river, genz snd returning,
- 90 fsSa" - ''''4 Z 0 HASKINs.
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Two MEN DROWNED melancholy case Of
drowning occurred on Friday. in the Undertook
Creek, at Stuveysant Falls. New York. 1t appears
that two men named Eooch GODDARD and Joseph
Crook, went into the creek to battle. AS neither
could swim, it is supposed that GODDARD went into
the water first, aud going beyond his depth, was
drowning, hen Crook plunged in after him TO save
him. Mrs GODDARD becoming alarmed at their long
absence went in search of them, when che found
the clothes upon the beach The creek was dtagg
ed AID the bodies foand. Crook had on his
drawers and shirt when fund. Crook was
young unmarried III an. and was to have been mar
risd 10 tsodard's daughter.
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NEW wnEAr.-The iirst new wheat of the season
was received IN Alexandria, Virginia, Monday,
from the farms of Col. George Willis and Charles
=. Moneure, Esq, Of Orange. The quality OF the
| wheat was very fine, and for the white 81 80 WAS
obtained, The Gazette learns that offers near the
above figures have been made here for several
thousand bushels Of similar wheat. deliverable this
month
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WILMINGTON .canda n.

The Washington States, 10 commenting on the
recent Insult offered by NJ. Muruaga, spanish
Secretary Of Legation, to Mr.. Corcoran, at wash
ington, says:
eve regret that such things should and their
way Into the public press: but until some 81 these
foreign .popinjays can feel the sting OF woanaed
homer hy the spp,ssation Of good stout cowhide
Mt the hands OF outraged fathers instead Of being
co arted and toadied by them 10 the frst instance
such seauda, as Is now being circulated through
the country in connection with the domestic treu
b,es of two wealthy aud respectable families will
continue TO exist. When the society Of such ed
ven,urersss De wiihorst, Capt. DE Risiere, aud
others Of the same sort-people that speak broken
English and have foreign title. real or fictitious
is courted ard the most lavish hospitality ex
tended 10 win their presence, In preference to that
Of talented aud upright young fellow countrymen
We cannot expect anything better"
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WANTED--By a healthy Woman, =
w sitsation a. WIT NURSE. Amy rsss,nst,s
wages will be actepted L takon With her awa bsby
lice. IL t4-Iis
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Nv 81 A Y D-From my stable
| 11Asn the Clover Hill yard, on the 9Th instant,
| u Bay Mare 1ULE, of slight frame, knock kused
and the letter branded on her right sh6 ulder.--
ANY who leaves information at this Office Lead
| ing to her recovery, will be suitably rewarded.
LIZ l4-2fN
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D0TATOES II have a few ibis OF No
va scotia Potatoes. In nss, raj. 9, dar; t,f ssis-
iaM Ra HASktNs
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DYE WHISKEY. - $50 bills, common "
~ very sap~fics Rys Whiakey. sesas Of which bay
Be n 10 store from ave - TN years - sovs
iva WA ALLAV1 SUNS
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EDUCATION

AHlS3 PEGRAG'S SChOOL.-MlS
Iva PEGRAM will resume the duties OF her school
lhe lat Of October next Circulars, containing full
particulars may be had on ppiication 20
MRS. j. ". PEGRAM,
iv l1--l&Wtf Linden
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WANTED 10 purcha.e, first rate fe-
w male COOK, Cblack preserred) from 25 to 30
years of age, without eacnmbrance.
jg 3-2w JOHN MAREN.
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WARTED-The advertiser wants cit
~ uation as Clerk cr BookkeepsT by OF before
the lst Of september. would act as local tIay-
eng agent for reasonable compensation. As to
character and other qualifications, he refers to his
present employer, and other good city references.
Addrts'"i mega" care OF bex No 5I3. City +. U.
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SF SPECIAL N0TICE.-Express peek ages i'
Norfolk eteIsburR Richmond ani All places in VI
ginis and North Carolina, INTENDED for shipment y
steamships Roanoke and jamestown. Will hereaihi
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS C01PANG
who are the authorized Agents Tor Express privileges
ON these ships.
3tfiee Of the New York aud Virginia Steamship
Co-n MANY ITDT.AM A. pI.rASANTS, gents.
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IVA N T E D, Manifestation or
w twenty good 0-nsburg WEAygRs can GET
immediate and permanent employment at The
MAJ CHESTER COTTON TtCIOkY. Apply at
the Factory. to Mr.. VIM. BRADLEY, superiit- n
dcut WA Ill POA EKS.
Jy l3-St Agent.
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RENOVATION or MOUNT vERSoy.-The Newark Dali
lY Advertiser saws:

The ladies of the Mount Vernon Association have
solicited the services of Mr. Geo c. rburn to take
charge of Mount Vernon. 1t is intended to raise
large fund-s5tA 09if possb e-the interest OF which
will be appropriated towards Identifying the place
from time to time the cultivation OF rare and bear-
tifu! trees flowers (seeds and cuttings OF which VIII
Ia distributed through the country). laying out the
grounds in the most tasteful IN amer and, in word
MAXIM il the Hsel"n of America: Among other
improvements contemplated. are the restoration OF
a old church on the premises, butt by "ashing-
of o mausoleum TO cost from s25 600 to 100000.
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"a Daughter Of the Regiment"

We believe there is but one case iu
America Of 3 real ineiden: which somewhat
approximates TO that of "Marie,' 10 the
Opera by Donizetti. This is in New York,
where the National Guard (one thousand
strong) have a fair orphan protegs, famii-
arly designated IS "The Daughter of the
Regiment"
The National Guard, under Col. Dury-
ca, is the best regulated and appointed
militia company in the United States. In
drill, esprit de eOrps,organization and gen.
eral appearance it will bear close compsri-
son with the Irregular" even Ofthe modern
military government. Some years ago au
officer of the New York National Guard
committed suicide. This act, according to
military discipline, is considered one Of
cowardlce, but the deceased was we'll
known to be one who in active service stood
amid the bravest of the brave. He had
been through the Mexican war, and stood
high in esteem as soldier; but other mst-
ters when quietly at homo prompted him
to become sulside. He left an orphan
child,a brighr aud promising little daugbt-
or. She was alone in the world, and as 1t
we're friendless. The regiment Of her
father adopted her, and she became thus
"a Child Ofthe regiment" and that regi-
meut the gallant National Guard Of New
York. A tax of two dollars per annum
was levied on each member for the or.
phan's support and educatiOn. Thi:
amounted to $4,000 year, and what was
not expended was duly put away in IN
vestment for dowry for the Daughter Of
the Regiment. The young lady, now
about sixteen years oil, ,haa grown upbeaa-
tifuI, intelligent, and accomplished. and is
we'll of; and doubtless she looks apon her
gallant guardians with all The love. honor,
and enthusiasm that Marie did on the brave
Sulpice and the gallant 2lst 10 The opera.
Such companies as the New York Nation
al Guard reflect honor on the country, -
Savannah Daily Georgian.