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Shueks and Hay-50 a 60.
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collection Of all kinds Of claims, renewing
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on commission. RsssI to Charles Dewey. Cashier
Bank Of the State, aadW. n Jones, Cashier Bank
of Cape Fear, George W Aordeeai, Pres't Bank
of the State and DR.. Hawkins, Prest Raleigh 4
Castor Rail Road.
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Jan. Is, 1858.
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rrhr Military institute.

Our Lexington correspondence his letter q ihe
9Th. with regard to the exercises OF commence
ment at the Military Institute, reports General
RICHARDSON as having expressed the opinion, IN
an address delivered by him, on Monday, on be
half of the Board Of Visitors to the graduating class
Of the corps of cadets that the class was the best
in all respects graduated at the Institute
We have received note from the General, IN
which he says the writer lis entirely mistaken
lie adds that be made no such remark, for, he
continues, high AZ that class deservedly stands
in scholarship merit, aud in the estimation, both
Of the Board cf Visitors and the Facuty,the state
ment ascrihed to ma would have been so grossly
unjust to the many distinguished classes, which
have gone before it, that the young gentlemen
composing the class would Themselves have reject
oI
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The selashness Of Patriotism

The New York Tribune takes one Of the eth o.
July orators at Tarnmauy Hail to task for the
selfish heart which cannot sympathiss with
1.-THE oppressed and down-trodden" Africans.
| The orator might ask in reply, what peculiar
! evidences of 4selGshness have ever been given
I by philosophers Of the Tribune school? What
! sacrifices have they made. either of money. com
fort. or convenience for the sake Of the African
! Words cost nothing, and what, save words. have
! they ever given to "the oppressed and down-trod
! den :" They have written articles in his behalf,
to be read and paid for by people Of kindred views
But what have they done what given NJ; what
Contributed for negro emancipation? Are they
not working the mine of New England philautbro-
Ply, for their selfish ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and with
out one thought or purpose outside themselves!
Nevertheless. in certain sense. there is IN Ma
tonRl Patriotism n wise sefShness, of which tue
Tribune world-lovers know nothing. 1t is a sell
fi4hness which values the liberties laws, happj.
ness aud welfare Of twenty-three millions 81
Angio-Saxous at too high figure. to be sacrificed
tJr the acknowledgements IF three millions Of ser
vile race. to whom freedom only means exemption
from Us, tui Industry. II is scItishuoss which
refuses to wreck the noble bark Of the Republic
upon the tno0nstruck theories Of abolition mad
men and which would rather walk the broad deck of
the Union. than 60 down in d whirlpool of treason
and fanaticism Ii il an intelligent stlfshnets,
such as prefers light TO darkness, good TO evil.
happiness 10 misery reason to unacy. prosperity
to ruin.
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SPECIAL NOTrCES.

Fey Ara MsETIEG CT TIE RIcHm5FD
GRAYs. he'd At the Market Hall. Friday evening,
July yih the following resolutions were adopted ana
ordered 10 be publshei. anda copy 70 wlded to the
Cooi, el If tire Rcsin ent:
lat Resolved That the recent visit OF tho TN Re
oimrnt fNatiurini Guard) of New York 10 our CITY,
has aiO ded occasion of isinite qualification to TINS
Company, and inspired increas regard ior them
and brethren in arins, AMI ulbJuuded admit
rati for their skll and inimitable sxcellt nee as
soldiers.
IA. Resolved That our intercourse with this Reg,
sut has td AIRED them 10 us, aud 80 Impressed
US with sense Of the cordial fellowship which they
would cultivate aud cherish between all parts ana
sections OF this beloved ubtry that our hear Is
follow them in fond reneGibrance, aad VIII ever
cherish the recollection Of sheiF visit u bCbfnond
81. Resolved, That We have heard with dep ana
sincere regret RI the sad Der, Bvement WHICH hbs
ovet taken The Regiment. since lis departure ifoHi
our 81 y 10 the death by drowning Of one 0 rs De-
loved membsTs. whose name mas been reveaiel 70 US
~ LAWRENCE HAMILTON; aud that w e0roia'iy ~ :
prove Of the depu alton OF ten men. usde nom iS
Company - constitute portion OF The 'sc1It ..
honor 10 the remains oil the deceased to the CITY "a
New York.
4th Resolved That Ia this effliction we tender TIE
confidence OF honest soldier heart. - ,,.
Cnpran W VI BLb OFT, Presiding
Lieutenant l. j B0gsIECX. Acting secretary.
~ Lott
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The Agricultural Fair.

Weare authorized to announce that The agreement
for Il Union Fair between the Virginia Contra
Agricultural Society and the United States Agri
cultural Society has been duly signed. and thai
said Fair will take place on the Fair Grounds, a
Richmond, commencing on the 18th of October
next, and continuing six days.
From the good spirit evinced by all concerned il
concluding this arrangement, and the remarkable
success which has attended the efforts Of the Uni
ted States Society in its exhibition, heretofore
may expect the grandest display.
As the premium list reachess the aggregate sun
Of Ten THOUSAND DOLLARS, we call upon our tHrm
ers graxcrs, and beedsrS Of stock TO lock vol t.
their gaureis, as the competition will extend TO al
most every State in the Union.
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loving embrace oil fraterpai and l,ssritie hearts
The lsst gun had fred the last soldier OF The sew
enth was safe and we'll on board the steamer ana
amid the clash Of music the glare OF fireworks, anu
the roar Of cannon. the seventh seemed ABOUT '"
leave us, IN blaze Of undimned glory. Probably
a, that very moment, this mos. m e'ancho'y oea'h
OK ,rred; and upon this full blown flower Oh e'u'
plete triumph came this sad aud corrosive pils"''
As the melancholy intelligence spread IRON ZIP 10
lin there was an expression of solemntfy and grief
on every face As IL a kin.man had fallen None
knew a. first who the stranger was, but ne wore
The un;form of the Seventh Regiment. aud that
made him a brother TO every citizen Of Richmond
", need not add how great was the shock when
the telegraph bore the tidiugs thR II was granS-
son of Alexander IIamilton who had thus persisted
IN doing honor to the remains Of James MonToe.-
When referred, on Monday last, 70 the fact that
the soldiers OF Vow York and Of Virginia, would
again stand side By side IN in the days when Alex
ander Hamilton led the triumphant colors at OK
town little did we think that grandson OF that
illustrious chief was about to die on our o""
shores in this mission Of patriotism and oil love
and he him self borne back to his native city IN Tue
next steamer to that in which ho had guarded
hither the remains of Monroe What lear
full emphasis ia given by this sudden death 10
the text from which the chaplain OF the Seventh
Rev. DR.. Weston. preached 10 tho Regiment on
sunday last Watch. therefore, for ~ hio'o "r'iae
"a, dy mr. he ho,,7 tnhs7l he S1n Gf Man coart
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The Springs.

We publi-h this morning an interostIng letter
from that delightful watering place, the old
sweet The season promises to he one OF unusnai
success among the watering places generally ana
the Old Sweet already shows indications thar IL
will have its wonted share Of the springs-soing
multitude Ii il one of the oldest OF watering
plsces and that and the Warm, the Ho aud " bite
SULPHUR we're for long series of yeer ;ne only
watering places visited in our mountass. Inc
baths Of the three frat are among the greAtest AT
fractions in the whole mineral water region or
virginia We have always regarded il rs wise
provision Of Providence, that mineral waters OF
the most powerful aud tsieacious character, may
be taken through ,he pores in a bath of high tenn
parature without having to swallow il, MAKING
hideous faces ali the time, and giving great or
fence 10 a sensitive palate and delicate stomach
At the Sweets and the other famous baths OF VIZ
cinia this great advantage can be enjoyed IN the
highest degree. Our correspondent does but JUS
tire TO the Old Sweet in his description Of the taste
and !iberality displayed there in the new build
ing. erected for the accommodation Of visitors Al
the present time there is no other watering place
equal to it in this respect.
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NIP noI-aLAS Ar TnIrDn. OHIO

TOLEDO. July s-Hon. s. a. Douglas arrived
here last evening, and was enthusiastically TO
ceived BY upwards Of three thousand citizens. am
escorted to his hotel amid the firing of cannons
bands of music. &c. He addressed on behal
Of the citizens by II. O. Morton, to which, Mr.
Douglas responded in happy manner. Erea
display OF ireworks concluded the festivities.
Of the greatest demonstrations which eve
took place in this city.
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WANTED. IMMEDTATELY-A first
w rate COOK. aud a ROY to wait in the dining
room. None need apply but those who can come
well recommended. Apply at this office. Jyg-3t
WANTED--A good Cook. Washer and
W Ironer in a small family None hut such As
can Come well recommended. need splly.
o. Z. ERFSEE
Insurance Office. oppos te American IIotsl.
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MARINE INpGALIGHH Cts
foyt 81 R::hn.os4, J,ay 9-BIsa Ba:cr 81 O

foyt % Rs:hnosst, J"ty 9--Ht9a !'s!fr 81 o'ss
ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner. New York, mdze
and D l>sengers, Ludlam K watson.
Steamer Belvdere. heene, Baltimore. mdZe, Lud
Steamship Pennsylvania Teal. Philadelphia. Indz
and pass myers. II n Turtle.
Schr cam'i Halves, Mason, Philadelphia. coal s
p HaWes. . 49,
Schr Ouly Son, SALISBURY. City Point, salt e "
De N05s.
schr Three Brothers, Elzoy, New York, pig iron,
Br. schr Jasper. Banks. Halifax, via City Point, in
ballast BIidgfJ'd ca.
S+ILED.
Schr B Cunningham Dausherty, down the ri
yer. light.
Schr W s Triplett, ,pritchott. Washington, Via
Port If glthall, coal. " Coiquitt x Co.
CLEARED,
Park John Wesley. Capt Mcclure. for Venice.
with SO Ahds OF Tobacco, by Edward VIM De Yoss
Co.
New YoEK, July 8.-Cld, schr Rialto, Millikeu,
City fotut.
RIO De JASEIRo May % In port, ship Panama.
Graves from hichmond, ciscg.
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REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
TIE NATIONAL GuARDs.

WssEtTGTos. July 9.--The New York National
Guards sriived here this morning. from the Erics-
son. on tho steamers Mount Vernon aHd Thomas
Collier. The military of the District turned ont
to receive them. They have now gone on visit to
Moubs Vernon, and will go home to morrow by
railroad. The Ericsson was aground hye times he
tween Richmond and the place she last grounded
The dispatch from Richmond announcing the
death Of Lawrence Hamilton OF company o, created
good deal of feeling among those who knew him.
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s,ss~ Us1oy FsmALE COLLEGIATE TssTr

Tr,Tg-The examination Of this Institution, wiz
Commence on MONDAY. the 18th instant at sociK
A NJ in the Lecture Room
Leigh Street Church. on W EDN ESDA1 eSeniBk'
the I4th mt O'Clock, when the esSays Of the graHu
ating class will b" read, with inteIludes Oh h"'Ie
aud diplomas conferred. =,
on THURSDAY evening. the 18th. at 8ia % eiOcs.
the Il literary Address" will be delivered 70 'iie
Young Ladies' az Union Station Church D. heF. ) ].
A. DUNCAN. After which. will be Il presentation OF
Bibles TO the graduating class.
The friends and patrons % the Institute. ana 'he
public generally are respectfully invited to attend
on ga ch occasion Jy I0-5tF
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LOCAL NJ A Tfrk KS.

AcouITAL or BAnsIs AND BAKEr.-
The examination Of Richard II. B,rnes and John
W Beker. charged with the murder Of n negro
woman named Cola, In the service of MIR. Bsrpes.
was brought TO conclusion in the County Court
of Ienrieo yesterday. When the evidence for the
Commonwealth was ended. Jno. u. Young. Esq.
the Prosecuting Attorney. stated that while there
was some mystery about the death Of the womaS
which he had been unable TO unravel yet the i'm.
perfect manner in which the post mortem was
conducted such,as torender it impossible to as-
certain with that degree OF accurancy which IL
necessary in such cases, whether the death OF tie
woman was caused by the act afthe prisoners; and
therefore he should not ask to have the prisoners
sent on 10 the Circuit Court, thinking that there
was no easonable probability that they could be
convicted The Court thereupon ordered. their
discharge
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TRIAL or pLAyE-srEALERs.

NORFOLK. Va. July Capt. Thos Loveland. o
the schr Francis French, and his crew, were ex
amined at smithfield for slave stealing, yesterday
Cnpt l.. was haiIed TO appear for trial Thompson
the negro steward, plead guilty and was sentenced
to ten years in the penitentary. lie exeu'pa'eC
the captain from any knowledge OF the negro be
inc On hoard
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE. July g--Four dull and steady. New
red " heat ST 25, white 81 2oGgl.2j.
EEw YORK. July Cotton bu"yant, with par
tial advance Of d Flour rrG; STATE advan. ed &c
Wheat duh; Southern red 81 ltd.I %. white I'M
changed. Corn firm. yellow Sc. white aGLSlc,-
spirits TuTpentine firm At iifg4i. kosin active al
81 f.EI.l 10. kice ,ttndN.
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SERIOUS Acorpssr-We regret to learn

that LEwIs MINSEGRoDE, aged about six years, son
Of Rev. DR.. Minnegrode, met with p"infut ana
dangerous accident yesterday morning. lie At
tends Mir. MumiOrd's school, corner of 9Th atnf "a
nal street, and while At play climbed tree rom
which he accidentally fell, fractnfing his skh'i
seriously. Surgical aid had been called 10 hii ana
all that human skiil can do will be done 10 gave
him, but his recovery is doubtful. The news "l
:he accident will be most painful to ms rather
who il now on a visit to Germany.
herr we heard from the child last evening, he
he was thought TO be Improving. .-..
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Affairs In Norfolk .
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DrspArcl

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.
NORFOLK. July S, 1888.
The Grand Jury of Portsmouth. met yesterday
and found true bills against Spence, Megs
aud Ripley for gambling; j. b. Johnson and
T. j. Williams for assault and battery; and J. B.
.Iohuson for obtaining note under false pretenccs
The examination of Edward Face for drowning i,
negro man, on the Attn inst Will come up 10 that
city tomorrow.
The Hastings Court Of Isle Of Wight common
ced its session on Tuesday. The Of the Captain
aud crew Of the schooner Francis French. has
cupied this Court thus far Tuesday and Wednes.
day was occupied in ,hs examination of ex-NayJr
Ferguson and Henry Ghi3clin, EGq., OF this city.
who accompanied the party who captured the
schooner. Yesterday. Wednesday, was occupied
in the examination OF Capt. Wni. Face. prputy
Inspector. We cannot venture an opinion as to
the result Of this examination, but incline 10 the
telof that the captain will be sent on for trial.
The negro steward has confessed that he seer ted
the slave on board and says he done it without
the know ledge or consent of the captain. He is
sure If good long term in the White II use. that
occupies So prominent position Oh the western
suburbs of your city.
There is to lie p grand railroad celebration on
the 18th inst ut the Spring Of VIM s pIeasatits
Oh the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad. in Sussex
county. 10 which the hospit.ble neiShbors have
invited the inhabitants Of Norfolk and Petersburg
large crowd is expected to be present, and ar
rangements have hueu made here TO run excursion
trains to the scene of the jubilee.
The Circuit Court of Portsmouth, Judge Baker
presiding is in session. and vas yesterday engaged
in the case OF Henry Glajy, charged with the
murder Of John Wiliams, sailor in the month
Of April. The case went to the jury yesterday
evening vino returned in few minutes with 4
verdict Of not guilty. The prisoner ably de
tended by }. G Holiday. Esq, Of Portsmouth. and
J. +. Ford Esq. OF Norfolk-D J. Goodwin, Esq
appearing for the Commonwealth.
business continues dull. Nothing doing in
slaves and very little produce coming in. We
have 10 arrivals Of new wheat to note, and quote
old al l0UaI1O tor white, 9talOO tor red. The de
inand for corn is active. with very short supply
We note Gales at 50 for yellow, .++13 fer mixed
and white Flnur-supply equal to demand. ith
no heavy operations To mention. We uo!c sales Of
small lots ut ST. t.Gl fJr family: $J3$ for extra:
81 ta5l2 for SupeGtIue oats are dali. We rote
sales by cargo at 10c. Cotton is moving with some
little activity. aud is firm at Heal &c. rs IL
Grade Hay transactions light ut I5c.}Noc per
cMt. u haste, PEsCCssION.
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pe.s- BLACKBERRY BraunY-A most

de.raOle and 81 Gent preparation for the dsease>
attendant upon the present hot season, such as ID
arrn,rA wanI Of tone and wpakn ness of stomach and
Bowels This article has been extensively sold by
the subscriber for two summers past, and has giyeI
general satisfaction. Call and try bottle. at the
Drug aud Prescription store OF
JNO W. GARLICK.
Market Place, Franklin street,
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