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BENIJ.'WOOD, Uniy News Buibling, . No. 19, City Hall Square. N. Y. City. ,act. 24'65 , Is' Pres. By WIM. R. S111t H & CO., Field and Fireside Jlook Publishing House, 58 FAyettewillo St., Raleigh, N. C. -NAMRL ERR: nY MRs. FANNY MUiUnAUGH1 DowutuN$. One vol. 10 mo : Fine Cloth, Price $2.00 This is a thrilling story of heart-life and thn rasionable world, and tiide from an rb. ing plot artistically iniorwoven. ft -oat A in suOgcestive thoughts aeid descriptivo pssAires, ger'td and oiquisito in character and finish. MOSSES FROM A -ROLLING STONE; .BY TXNaLLA-MARY BAYARD OLAaRR. r Author of "Reminiacenses of Cuba," e'Wood Notes." "Translationsof Maguerite," "Lady Tartuffe," etc. One vol.. 16 mocloth, ...*........Price 61.25 Contains complete poetical writinr. uf the ppuiar authoresa. and in a beautiful setting of all the sparkling diamonds that have been found 'tinging to th "rolling'stone" or .a great Jite, as it washed with the ebb and flow of-the seething tide of Thought audlmagina. tion. THE CHANQE, A Statement qf the ReascOsand Acts wihA pad w a Baptist. sP 1 roy, T. I. x1xesauaR. One volume. le miotcforb ......rce *2.5k But few writere wiel4a pen with such con An~mmate'kill. gaceand viodo. as:Mr. Kings. ho-y. HiN'book has rctived the. most hearty ad ealthest eritical endorsen'ent of Elders T. E. Skinner. T. D. Hefifman, EsItte bilical 14 co rder. 11; B. Cobb, Coi. Sec.'N. C. Bapiltt Bard of Misulona, anad other eminent Divines,. -"No Baptist family should be witboat it. No ppponent of the Baptists should ttti:to read 1t." ootl9'6f' Tiae SoutiueruaEp~es ossptsuy FFER uwisurpassed facilities for the ship. mtent (frm Augusta and points South.') o Cotton, Cotton Goods. and heavy freights, for Savennah, New York, and all points North ind West. , - 0. Throph receipta give) on which insurautitn een be effeded at lowest rates. Interial Revenue Tax wIll be odd or botle givun' ,.this Vomp'aty, in'ac'ordance. with rpgulations of th* United 'StateeTresanry De partment. Por particular. and rates, inqtIre of SoeIb-' Mr Ex r~es Company.,t, .I r ThisCompany r now prepared to forward GOLD AND 'SILVER COIN, CURRENVY, PARCELS, AND FREIGHTS, * To Petersburg', Va., ' Lysebiburng, Van .Danville,-Va., . BritoiTen. Goldsboro', N. C., Wlausut. o. AiND TO WAT STAffoWIB Ol THU3 Virginia and Tennases Rallror.. SoAti Rail road, Petersburg Railroad, Nort 1nin Railroad, Raleigh and Gasetqdtsil rnm aand Weidon Raillaed; ahd aY~~e LETTERii, MONEY VACE AGE 5 SMALL PARCEIALS To Columbia, S. C., CiieqSot8. C. AugustabGa., P bUat M i4 rAra. Mo MO-TICri.i.o.-A correspondunt of hie New York Newa, .writing from harlottesvill-, thus speaks of "Monti. ello." tie ast, resting place of Jefferson: Monticello, the beautiful country seat if Mr. Jef'ersdn, is within s'glit of town - he house, with its interes ing associa'. Ions, is the >ride and boast of the neigb. orhood, an is the resort of sight-seerp, ouists and parties of pleasure from all )arts of the country. The site is hap nly chosen--being the topmos point of .t ountain ridge which slopes down rom the very door, and from its eleva ion it dommands a vieW, of the unsur. massed beauty of the whole country for nany rniles-around. A few years since t. was beautiful, and qhaded by the fitest ipecitnens of forest trees, but the tenant who occupied it during the war, sAw. in ,hemn only convenient firewood, and Ias lestroyed nearly all of then The graveyard in which rests all that, i mortal of the illustrious man who so Aften drank inspiration from the scenes ironnd -himo, and whosa refiniment of .lste induced the selection of that spot or his dwelling, is marked by a rough itone of granite-the inscription defaced, .r indeed almost doetroyed by trophy-lov. ng travelers,, to wl om nothing is sacred, and from whom nothing is safe. It wai sold upon the death of Mr. Jeffer, ion, and has. for Many years been th' Droperty of the late Captsin Levy, ormerly of the United Stites Navy,. During . the war it was sold nnder. the: aequostration act, but of course now. A turns to its former owners.-' Who the aid ownersare is a matter .of 'some Joubt. as by Captain Levy's will, itw"s Lo go to the State of Virginia,,. upon condition of her establishling a Je'wiu school there; upon her decliingtydo' this, it was to revert to the United atates Government. with the same condition, annexed. What will be done itith% matter is not known. At present. it s talked of as a good positon for a freed mWs- school I "How are the mighty fallen ! Tnr. LONioN TIMrs -It is stated tI this leqding journal of the .world ehacit. Lates sixty thousand copies daily. 'It was established January lat, 1785.'%by John Walter; in 1803, his. son, John Valter, Sr., s-cceeded to the. ma:lge. mentl, and 1837 he in turn was follOwed by his eon, John Walter, th'Aird, the present publisher. The 1 on .has se .ured its immehe influence by literary rerit, accuracy and enterpiiie, and now aonf'nes itself to business, fllowing jn. stead of leading, publie -'sentimeni.- It rieldsits.proprietors a net profit of about 12A.000 a year. Itipt'esent editor s' rjhn Del4ne;' who has, abociated *1:1t iitn IMowbrayf Morris, the bsiness wipna ger., 13othof .thehe'gentliie enare mier bstEd in thi grppt-tohIip *f Itheplspir. Mr. Delane, who is re'ally the !Qidf of the concern, goes mjuch tntoiedlety Whorb ie isIgenerally rectiedo %tis paid kof im, in tie fashionable od tid hthees Jraving-room influencos have. heir aees ajion 'him, .and 'th ',hewter dgals ruore leniently now with the *sins bind olos of iupper tendomi .tha'i6AI 'former liy., when the e4itqr dould l:nothip'g by-an-honest -indeendence Ir, Do. lano 'gwas always in the-har du'ring the life of Lord #elmerston, \whel .matteis )f imortaTice wieo'bofoTd -the Caebingt, if visiting him, every pight whefi he was in town, for informatien iasto 'the p'obable course of the Government. This rael the Times to give to public sen: irlbent .apparently 'the lead4 whtile, in nect,. it 'was but. followiig" a course a. endy laid down. It has bpin truth, ,f late y'ears the Governrnent organ. Liesides a liost of reporters' there are aumerous departments, with a suabeditpr i't the head of each. " NOT A OitsN 01 TNN UITt EO uATs--One day during the erm of our Circaa Court, friim lrawn asa ina a p s othiiseof'thl ,dt stbi.A e .'AN0D6TC O o UNT CAvOUR.,. 'Whep that great mnn. Count Caroqr came to Paris, he wik introduced to the "beat 'clubs." and whist was the naturar result., Hie played wlifat well. There are several persons the t-iria clubs - who can hold thejr own atthat tourta ment of trumps; but still-Count Bonso di Cavour could hold his own. ,nd even go a little further. TIe fivtnight- h. played "double duinmY' with akAni l6 German banker baron, who Is 8.p ose d to have a good deAlf mone, -a ho prefers keeping that useful mediunm to disbursihg it. Theend - of night No 1" was a *tarler. The Count lost ever. thing. Hb had, howeer,. a cool head and was a liberal parter. "Good,"-said he; "I see the game now. I've bought it and paid for it; perha p it won't he a very bad in'estment afor all." - They played the eeond night. It. was quite an event. Round the table a "gallery" of the best men in Paris. Diplomatiets forgetf(l of portfolios, 'hung over the shoulders of the "minister from a small Coutry," who had literally forgdkten more than they had ever known. Swells of the "howling" categoe: dropped I from "over the way," andwaitched wil urious'eyes the'cool calmness of the greasest master of finesses thut our day lisa ever. seen.' Great speculators con. descended to look'a% "that colnt~ wh6 played so high and o eIeadly." That - conot was right-he did understand the game,,a hid antagonist-found out to the tune of0,000. pounds. - 41i:AS1taxxxx-rT or. -CqN' iN 'THE CRIB.-r-After leveling the eorn, multi. ply the longth au4 breadth of the house. together, 'and3thogproduct by the depth, wi)ch , ill giye the oubio feet of the bulk of~om';' then -dijida tlis"Jast product by Lwelve and thi quotierit will be the l 40rOf bireit of shelled corn in the h, t sa' crib. Ifiber- be a reiainder after the division, i. 'if d ,, b o many. twelfh of a. r.f ihel4.ota over. .h*anpl-1 2 feet lonr. I. feet' broad. 12)792 cubiffeet. 6 6.batrels shell Corn. 'beh in a barrel. 930 bu'sheli rhed corn. Dic Boi IA ftcent let ter i6fcieot f ernoi- P4Ra of Soith 0iroli, s 'Admitting iat to be true, ak'hs al sys, b1een imaintnewd by SoutIt,n@ X that cjiiiart conditlons existin rinyi 'eeot*9ps, Are unfavorble 'tI and, Nottth' Ageicancn hiere can he no..dojbt of i4 ' fac a large portion; rtd. iiigot cases, 'the larger portion/ of each of the'Soijsly ern States is well adapt.d fahlte an a(tual morta'ry 'retirns, 'Mitch highor legreb 4if ph'a 1 - - in thei*, looalities than in'the $e hg land and North westeri Statep tlkidujyt., Dr. J. Q. Not' 6t'f6b br. ngr ndthe Jate- pt.', N d. rlensihdriocfin 1h treedoes ,revegl Joan*f:qsig . t 1".y.be-consulte qjch reat' C nandlk)t the. '.ai Mst1d$'0f: States are.,believd4 . . to Pilit. The re ~oni fe r iarif e.wI1 el. ta 6a~~ Virginia, Nertlj Ctoi~, ei* Alabana, .asssip i.s F~lqri4s." *2 ~f'a ar4 Thirehigiout llief of the Ae~.<~eX~ Presiderta of -the Uniti4 St'su a.iia4I1~ chit$ bysieirr*tendane et pn to wM.' -~ shp arid'eli~qne a~etrded in.I hMWuii TE in' shinybe si" seed' foig ?' bhnAdas ito 1ot aa~' a .