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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE Or

FOR THE RAPID CURB eK--
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump.
ton, and for the relief Of Consum ptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide II the feld Of its usefulness and so nu-
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
hciy known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs BY its
ase- When once tried, Its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind il too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antdote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
ON the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
dnced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten
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NTo THE "A DIEsH41
MRS. VI. TALON
% ESPECTEULLY soiicits the attention Of the
N Ladies' to her NEW STOCK Of
BONNETS, RIBBONS, FRENCH AND
AMERICAN FLOWERS,
CIoaks, sAawis ANA Mansiilas,
Prussia and French Lace Shawls and Walls,
EM BR Oh DERIEs.
MOURNING CoLLARs AND Ssrrs,
Jacsnets
and DtmIty,
Sum Umbrellas
an4 RarasoIs,
Hsop ssiras and Csrsess.
Gauntlets and Gloves OF all Descriptions.
FANCY HAIR PINS AND NETS,
JET HER ACELETS.
and General Assortment Of FANCY ARTICLES.
Apl4d NO. II AAIN-sT.
Oh MISS 4. xINa. -
-s..... h::= -: Sd cd : &: -
1 RESPECTFULLY SOLILCITS THE ATTENYYoN
u OF the Ladies' 70 her NEW STOCK Of
SPRING AND SuMMER GOODS:
spring and summer Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers,
Gloves all colors, dauntlsts, Lace Gloves:
Dress Trimmings, latest styles;
Embroidcries and sets of every QUALITY:
corsets and skirt-Supporters, Bells Hoop Skirts,
vv,rs vprr tbs very la:eststyles;
'&AACt ELACsLA AM AMEnlCAN FLOW IKE.
March q, l66O-d
NOTICE.
AV!N6 this day sold ny entire stock OF eoods
- and shop fixtures TO Mr.. w. III. Barrett,
would bespesk for him the continuance ef the lib
eral patronage have heretofore received.
1hoae indebted to me will please csll and settle
81 once, ~ am of for the Peak" on this arst
grass. ga. DUKE.
Having bought the stock, shop fixtures H., b.
longing TO MIR. D. A. Duke, shall be happy 70 -
cure all his old patrons; and to this end. skal sell
q oscer prices than goods OK the same quality can
be bad for elsewhere In the city.
ksokuk, March 81, 1860. w. II. BARR1TT.
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A LsO, NEW sUPPLIRs OF
"A Minister'S Wooing,
Gold Foil,
Memoir Of Houdin,
Greece and Russia,
Good Fight,
Four Years Aboard the Whale Ship,
Pillar Of Fire,
Fankwie,
Money King, &C.,
Just received ut
OGDEN, BRowNELL CO.'S
CRY BOOK SroRs,
mchld No. 6aNain-st.
fNHE LAWYERS Common Place Book, With nu
L Index Alphabetically arranged, of the Titles
generally used IN the practice and study OF the
Law. For sale Al
OGDEN, BRowNRLL CO.'S
mch1d s. Msin-.t.
LonchArs ON Hot Houses.
A PRACTICAL Treatise on the Construction
l1Hesting and Ventilation Of Hot Houses, Ia
clading oonssrvatories, aresn Homes, draperiss,
and other kinds OF Horticultural structures, with
practical directions for their managsment In regard
TO light, heat, and air, by Rob't B. Leuehars.
OGDEN, BRoWNELL co.'s
CIrY Beck SroRR,
Aprl6-d No. 81 Main-st
Also,
Botting Paper,
Cloth Lined Lined Envelopes,
Lead p.rc,s.
Virgin Rubber,
Dominoee,
Sealing Wax,
Drawing Books,
Tracing Paper,
States 10.
For sale 1T
OGDEN, BR0WNRLL 4 CO.'S
CRY Book EroR1,
apr 3 81 Main-st.
nH. HUNTINGTON,S SER m ON :.
- For sale at
odDEN, BRoWNELL CO.'S
City Book Store,
Aprl6 81 Main-st.
lixrtss and Journals for 1890
- Ter sale by M. w. WE6TCOlT,
Dceas6 81 Main-et
CfALDINd's PREPARED GLUE. A new stock.
t OGDEN. I 21RowNELL co.
aIfnu 81 Main-st.
( lsNABURG WHEAT SACKS for sale by
KELLOGG BIRHE,
mehz No. 80, MAin-st
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CAs6ELL's

CA66ELLB
illustrated Family Bible.
nv ne MosT AGrIFICErT,
L THE MOST PROFUSELY. AND CHEAPEST
ILLUSTRATED BIBLE EVER PUBLISHED
Part /, Price Is Gents, with SO Illus
trations, will be on sale at all Book
stores and Dealers on the
eth 81 February.
No Pictorial Bible We have seen will compare
With Knicksrbocksr Magasine.
For beauty and taste In all its parts IL has never
been exoslled, II indeed squalsd.--N. X. Sun.
We hope this Bible will fnd welcome In thou
sands OF American homes .-Evangelist.
when completed il will form ! most magni6-
ssnt copy q the Holy Scriptures. New York o.
server. a .s8
The shsaPsss publication Of til. kind which b.
yet appcarcd.--N. X. Post.
tits . model Of cheapness and excsllence.-N. Y.
Times.
This IL an extraordinary work, nearly every page
10 illustrated -Christian advocate.
For IT. sxtrsme ehsspnsss and the extraordinary
bsauty of Ito countless illustrations, no sDors VAL
uabla edition TO the Sacred Book can b found IN.
The most ds1axnbls Illustrated Bible ever issued
Tor family uss.--Independsnt.
6snt free y mail for fifteen ons-oent
postage stamps.
Sold By Oh Booksellers and Periodical
Deslers.
CASSELL. PETER e 0ALPIN.
Nc. ~ Park Row, New York.
FcbI6d2
nR. CUMMINGS new book 1.-THE GREAT
- TRIBULATIoE." First and Second Series,
just received ct
OGDEN, BROWNELL 4 CO.'S
CfTY Book EfoRn,
febl7d 81 Main-st.
q FEW RAILROAD TICKETS TO NEW YORK
g for sale Ut much less than regular rates. We
guarantee than all right.
ssl KELLOGG 4 BIRGR,
aprlsd 90 Main.ss.
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5. Labilities-Due not due 10 bank
and other creditors of the Co.-none.
D. Losses adjusted aad due--none.
z. /" not due--none.
Is. I" unadjusted .............. ......... s,ssals
o. in suspense awaiting further
prosf-none.
10. All other claims against the Co...... 5000. 90
III, The greatest amount insured In any
100000
L. The greatest amount allowed by the rules of the
Company to be insured in any one city, town or
village-no rules adopted
ID. The greatest amount allowed to be insured In
any one block-no rules adopted.
IA. The "Act OF Incorporation" see Schedule G.
annexed.
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NEW ROOK z,

pEULAH, the great sensation book, by Miss
- Augusta J. Evans, this day received at
OGDEN, BR0WNELL CO.'S
CIrr Book STORE.
= MAIehld - t7 Main.st
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New Work by Robert Dale Owen
IN what is usually called TIE SUPERNATURAL
" FOOTBALLS ON THE BOUNDARY OF AN
OTHER WORLD. BY Robert Dale Owen, formerly
Member OF Congress, and American Minister to
Naples.
This work is devoted to al inquiry whether occa
sional interferences from another world this be
reality or delusion. 1t treats Of the phenomena OF
sleep, dreams. somna m bulism. 1t examines the
alleged evidences for presen tments second sight
hoase hauntings and apparitions; referring TO the
most approved modern works on haliucination, in
sanity and the system. Ii inq uires wheth-
or, when we set down the narratives Of all ages
Including our own) that touch on the marveis re-
fcrred TO, a. mere vulgar superstitons we are oy-
erloeking any actual phenomena. For sale by
apr6d OGDEN. BROWNELL 4 CO.
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DIR. y. G. AVER Il CO.

All our remedies are for sale by
BARTLETT, KAYE CO., Keokuk.
j. h. REED d CO., Chicago.
Barnard Co., St. Louis.
SURE, ECKBTETN Co., Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agents,
And Agents In every town In the United States
my16dAw1y
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4. The Assets OF Company;
Amount OF Cash on
hand and in bank. 4 p,72a.52
Am't of cash in hand of #s
agents and othars...... 3,oI4.0e
Heal estate unincum-
bered--none.
Bonds ewned by the
Company--Ronds OF the
State Of New York, viz:
$1,000 at s n cent,
$4,000 at ~ cent,
market value..........-. 2b6Ib.00
Debts due the Comply r
secured by mortgage as
per Schedule A., being
frat liens on real estate
worth from so to 100 "a
ct. more than the amt
loaned. 16a,seo.oo ~
Debts otherwise secured
being loans on call Sc
cured by the pledge OF
Bank aud Insurance
stocks, as per Schedule
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Debts for Premi ums.... 1,Sl5.74 5tft
All other securities... IsI.89
20 N
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RAak N0IES-New style, just received at
II OGDEN, BRoWNELL l. CO.'S
Crrr Book SroRK,
JanNd No. 81 Main-st.
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1900 BAGS q. A. SALT, in large blesched sacks,
OOC Just received by "Aunt Lefty" for sale
low by CONNABLE ASMYTH,
mchlTd6w "a and % Levee.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-02

A CHEERING SIGHT.-In connection with
the fact that "Cotton is King" in our city,
or is to be hereafter, We mention circum'
stance that would have gladdened the hearts
of many of our citizens who have patiently
waited for years past for the promised "good
time coming" il they had been present yes
terday to see the sight. Late ia the after
noon we saw approaching our harbor fro m
the canal propeller steamer, having on
board tolsrable large supply of cotton, and
Immediately behind her was very large
barge loaded down nearly to the gunwhales
with the same staple, which was piled on her
deck some six or eight feet high, and fol-
lowing her was another, which appear cd to
have cargo Of corn in her hole, with deck
load Of cotton, and still another with cotton
stacked up as high as she could well carry
it. We thought to ourselves on seeing this
sight, surely the Mississippi must have bro
ken loose, and emptied her cotton in Norfolk
instead of New Orleans. We have been since
assured that there is plenty more where thi;
came FROM and requested to say to oui
merchants If they will visit the planters Of
that section oftener, that such rare sights
will become but every day occurrences.
"Cotton is King" hurry up those Cotton
Factories.
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SPRING 1860.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF SPRING
AND SUMNER GOODS.

AND SUMMER GOODS.
~ AVANG justreturned from New York with
- very large stock OF Fine Dress and Fan
cy Goods,I would respectfully solicit call
from my customers, friends, and all that are
disposed to patronise house that buys exclu-
siyely OF Southern Importers, and wholesale
dealers IN New York, leaving all BLACK and
Black Republican houses TO try their changes
win Massachu> etts, Ohio, &C Being myself
southern man, expect to sustain our SOUTH
ern principles throughout. My stock compri-
SEES more than the usual variety kept i'll our
line OF Dress and Fancy Goods. Now on hand
the richest and newest designs in
Bareges, Organizes, La Voulet, La Pi ccclom-
mi, French and English Jaconets, richest
Robes, Summer Silk la Volant, extensive as
sortment in Fancy and White Brilliants, Lin
ems, White Goods, &C.
Our stock of Lace and Silk Mantiilas, the la
test Partisan styles, and at all prices.
Also extensive assortment of Embroideries,
Needle Work Bands, 300 doz Linen Hdkerchiefs
rom 6d cts to S.. The richest and newest
styles IN Trimmings, Laces, Wells, Lace Mitts,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
All merchants from the country would do
well to look at our stock before purchasing, as
We can compete with the largest houses in our
line. E CAMPE
fe 29-tf SO East Main street, Norfolk.
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A RUDE DoG-To whose caudle appen-
dage some mischievous urchin had applied
the dilapidated remains of an Anticipated
coffee pot, came with rapid strides down
the left side of Main street yesterday, with
every evidence of being in hurry! when
opposite the bank Of Virginia he met a lady
whose extended crinolne covered the whole
width of the pavement; his dogship had on
too much Roadway to dsviate from straight
line, consequently, was forced to dive into
the dimity before him; he did so, went i'm
mediately between the beautiful CATERS of
the lady, followed by the rafting coffee pot.
When he emerged from the drapery of the
lady's dress, he was free from the trouble
some companion which had so accelerated
his speed, and quietly walked off down the
street. The lady appeared bewildered for a
moment, but recovering from her surprise
walked up the street, revealing the fact that
the coffee pot had been broken loose from
the rude cur by coming in contact with her
ankles.
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SHA0.-About three thousand shad reach
ed here yesterday afternoon frem the ada
cent waters of North Carolina. A number
of them we're left here for the use of our peo.
pie, but large majority were sent on to
tickle the palates of the denizens of the
monumental city.
The run of shad in the waters of the old
North State is said to be immense, and we
note the arrival OF 10000 per week at this
time. They are selling rapidly in our mar
ket for from twenty to forty cents. few
OF them come in carts, but the largest por-
ton Of them come over the Railroad.
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MAXINE D1sAsrER.-The steam tug Uncle
Ben, Lewis, which went in search of the
schooner B s johnson, which was run into
on the l4th ult, by the brig Charles Miller,
returned yesterday morning and reports
having found the schooner ab out 40 miles
Z. N. E. from Cape Henry, in perpendicu-
lar position: her larbeard quarter about six
feet out of the water and her anchors and
chains on the bottom. Capt. |, made sever
al attempts to move her but found it impes-
sible. She lies in five fathoms of water, i'm
mediately in the track OF steamers bound
South. Capt. Lewis was accompanied by
Captain Lockwood, former commander of
the sch. s. johnson.
We understand that preparations are
now making to raise the schooner from
her sunken position and tow her up for re-
pairs.
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A Horrible Murder in AccOmac
A MAN KILLED BY A WOMAN

|
On Friday last, a woman living a near
neighbor to respectable farmer, sent a
small boy to his house to request him to
come to her house, between eight and nine o.
clock at night, as she wanted to see him on
important business. He went according to
appointment; but fearing that all was not
right, took neighber and his little son with
him. He knocked at the door lightly, when
she asked who it was; he said, oft is |
who you sent for to-day" The light in the
house was put out, the door opened, and i'm
mediately he received the contents of pis-
toll, a ball, which proved afterwards to have
entered his lvec. The man who was shot,
started home, but fell when about so yards
from his house; was carried home by his
neighbor, aad died in about twenty. four
hours.
The woman, who is in Jail, is named Mary
Simpson, says she shot him tor breaking in
her house; but the neighbor who accompa
MED Mr.. Budd, (the man killed, says he
only knocked at the door gently, and small
ONVeob vi 1uS iuoluo w do NV Cfcu puietCo ots
1t seems this Miss Simpson lived by herself
on the land adjoining Mr.. Budd, which was
owned by man named Lilleston, who few
days previous had difficulty with Budd,
which resulted in fight. Ga Court day,
last Monday, this man, Tully Lillesten, went
to the Jail to visit this woman. The excite
ment against him was so great, that he was
prohibited from going to the jail again, and
suspicion that he was either the person that
shot Budd or iustigated it, soon spread, and
it is said if any one had proposed 1.-THE would
have been lynched.
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New York Markets.

New York, March Flour is quiet; sales
of Z 900 bbls. Southern $5.65a5.80
Wheat is firm; sales Of $1,000 bushels
Milwakuie club $l.22
Corn is quiet.
Pork is steady.
Lard is unchanged.
Whiskey--lS dull at 23s1 cents,
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CorroN.-The Washington dispatch OF
the 18th states that about 1000 bales of cot
ton have left that place this season for Nor.
folk, via the Chesapeake and Albemare Ca
nal, chiefly the growth of the counties of
Edgecombe and Pitt.
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The SrEANsHIP ROANOKE will leave here
tomorrow afternoon, for New York, Passen =
gers for the commercial Metropolis will
make note Of It.
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THROAT DIsrEMPER.-We hear of many
cases of sore throat in this vicinity, aud have
been requested to publish the following
method of treatment, which has been tested
with marked effect in. many cases. Grasp
the throat of the person afflicted with both
hands, letting the fingers lap about one inch
Continue this treatment for half an hour,
after which let some strong, healthy person
manipulate the head of the patient, freely
passing the hands down from the head,
across the neck, under the chin. After this
has been vigorously pursued, pack the throat
with wet cloth, covered by dry one, If
relief is not afforded at the first trial, repeat
the treatment in six or eight hours. While
manipulating, the hands should be frequent.
ly washed, or freely placed under stream
of water.
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Auction Sales.
J. J. MOORE & CO., Auct'r.

~. MOORE & CO., Auct'r.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS!
GREAT ATTRACTIONS !!
aluabIe Mantle and ParlOr Mir
rOrs, Oil Paintings, Engravings,
Tables, &c.
AT PUBLIC AUG ION,
UNDER ODD FELLOWS HALL.
w e will offer at sale at Public Auction, on
W FRIDAY, I'd day of March, and continue
unit the entire stock is closed out, the most
val liable stock of Mirrors, Oil Paintings, En-
grav ings, Needle Work, Marble Top Tables,
Gold Tables, Gold Brackets, &c, &c.
The public are invited to attend the sale at IL
O'Clock on Friday. The goods will be on ex-
hlbition every day.
Catalogues will be prepared before the day
OF sale, and all the articles will be sold in reg
ular rotation.
my l-tf j. MOORE & Co. Auctrs.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND A Ne
GRO WOMAN.
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF
- the City of Norfolk, pronounced on the 9th
day OF February, 1860, in suit of Ward vs. Blu
ford, shall sell on Saturday, the Sd day OF
March, at l2 O'Clock M, at the front door of the
Court House,
One lot of Land on the West side OF Church
street, known as lot No 4, on Newton's Plan,
fronting II feet on Church street, running back
leon feet to 5th street fronting SO feet on said
Sth street. The said lot has abide House in
good order.
One lot of Land on Princess Anne Road, and
fronting on said road l25 feet, on the West by
the Jews Burying Ground, 352H feet to Bar
raud's land, aleng Barraud's line on the North
2l4 feet, thence along Caleb Wards land to the
beginning.
One Negro Woman named Fanny, about AZ
years of age, good cook and washer.
The title to said property is good, but selling
as Receiver will give only such title as the
Court shall order.
Terms-Cash sufficient to pay expenses of
said sale, the balance on credit of three
months with interest from date; bond with Sc
curity required and title retained until bonds
are paid. THOS CORPREW,
fe 22-lOt Sergeant and Receiver.
(Herald copy.)
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CITY DIRECTORY

CITY DIRECTORY.
WE have now commenced the canvass of
w the City for NEW Directory, to which
will be added BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
In the General Business directory, we pro-
pose to have the name of every white male, IL
years and over, females in business and wild
ows and in the Business Directory, all the
siness head.
The circulation will be very large and gen.
eral through the city and State, which will
make it the best advertising medium of the sea-
son.
Hoping to meet the encouragement such
work deserves, we assure the public that no
pains will be spared to make it as complete as
possible.
We have made arrangements with expert
enced Directory men, who will proceed imme-
diately to canvass the city.
The work will be ready for delivery about
April 5th Price 81 SO per copy.
JNO r HATHAWAY,
fe 29-2w Publisher.
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XNALKE 81 CO.,
wv IMPORTERS AND sFOBBERS,
(Old Stand, next to Herman & Co.
Offer to the Trade and consumers,
25 casks Sal Soda,
100 * bbls) Bicarb Soda (English)
S casks English Glue.
!. casks Carb Ammonia,
so jars do do, now landing and Of
fered low to the trade, by
fea9 Wake co.
OAK, ASH AND POPLAR.
VI 900 FEINT Oak and Ash. l, 2,2K,
l.UOO and inches thick,
5000 feet Poplar, wide and bright Il do,
Just received and for sale by
~ MELLEN & SANTOS.
L U ID l. o w
THE popular Druggist has just eceiyed
l. large supply of Drugs, Chemicals, and fan
cy articles
LUDLOW,
The popular Druggist, has the largest prescrip-
ton business in the town.
LUDLOW,
The popular Druggist has a Dispenssry at his
house for furnishing Medicine at night,
LUDLOW,
The popular Druggist has the finest grades OF
Green and Black Teas ever offered to the good
people OF Norfolk.
Remember LUDLOW, the Proprietor OF the
Atlantic Drug Store, Norfolk, Va. teas
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UpsEr.--The sloop "Marietta," Captain
II. M. Smoot, was accidentally upset in the
har Dor, opposite the United States Navy
Hospital, yesterday evening about dusk,
and we are glad to learn that the Captain
received no further injury than decent
ducking.
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COMPLEMENTARY CONCERT AND PREsENTA-
TroN.-On last Wednesday night the Lewis
Opera Troupe gave grand Complimentary
Concert to the National Greys, OF Ports
mouth, at the Oxford Hall; but we regret
that the house was very thinly attended,
After the performance, Mr.. Bogart, one of
the Troupe, appeared on the stage, holding
in his hand beautiful silver cup, which be
stated to the audience was to be presented
by him for the company to Capt J E: Deans,
as slight token of their regard for him as
soldier and gentleman. Through indispo-
stion on the part of Captain Deans, Sur.
geon Covert accepted the cup for him in a
neat and appropriate speech, as follows:
GENTLEMEN OF THE LEWIS OPERA TROUPE:
1t is with feelings of great pleasure that
advance, in the name of the Portsmouth
National Greys, to extend to you our warm
est gratitude for the compliment of this eve
ning's entertainment, and the donation of
this beautiful and tangible evidence of your
appreciation. This iberality, from band
OF Northern men, unsolicited and gratuitous,
comes to US, in these peculiar times, with
profound and impressive import. 1t tells us
emphatically that there is deep current of
| fraterral sympathy coursing through your
| Northern homes, which is slowly but surely
| uprooting the loathsome ramihcations OF IA
natacism. "fell it in Gath,publish it in the
| streets of Askalon," that Northern men have
come into Virginia, with brstherly mag
nanimity, to tender their mite in support OF
her domestic institutions, and reputation
| of the recent outrage and invasion. Most
| heartily do we tender you our sentiments OF
| regard, and proffer our sincerest acknow-
Judgments. So long as there beats heart
| beneath the unitor IL of the last Grey, will
the memory of your visit and generosity be
cherished in its latest pulsation.
The speaker then turned to the audience
and addressed the Greys in speech OF near
ly one hours duration, which we learn was
delivered in most able and becoming man
ner. We regret that we could net get the
speech for publication.
TIE S. K. SPAULDING.-This steamship
left here yesterday afternoon with several
hundred bales of cotton, a large quantity o.
sweet potatoes, and lot Of other freight fol
Providence and Boston.
Miss Ruth Robinson went on this trip, fol
the purpose Of conveying the remains of her
mother to her native state that she might b,
inferred in the same soil with her friends ane
relations.