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GG-NOT4CE. Express packages for Norfolk,
Petersburg, Richmond and the interior, intended for
shipment per steamers Roanoke - '' Jamestown
will hereafter be received 10y Messrs. Parsen King,
End Barclay street, New York 10 only author
lied Agents to forward Express packages by those
steamships,
VIRGINIA, N. CAROLINA g. TEN NESSEE.
June I3, 1888. 66-tf.
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IMPORTANT AND CHEERING NEWS
PARISEN & KINGS
STEAMSHIP EXP RESS,
PER ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
REDUCED RATES IND ZNGRE4SED

XPEDII7OV, DC, DC, dc. q. 4
THE proprietors having made new arrangements for
the still better dispatch of their Express by the
Steamships . ROANOKE" and . JAMESTO WN %
from New York. they wish to keep it before the public.
that PARISEN & KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS is always on hand for the accommodation OF
the friends at the Otcest rates and unparalleled dis
patch-iher Express leaving New York. is generally
delivered at almost point of Virginia AS hours
and throughout North Carolina in Sc hours and
per cent below the old HUMBUG MONOPOLY.
PARIsEN & KING's facilities tor the expeditions
transportation of Freight and Packages be beat
any competition therefore, in the shape of Humbug
Imposition and Monopoly .s :
o. Be to order your goods by PARISEN &
KINGS EXPRESS, End Barclay Street. New York
o. Rest assured, that all they promise, they will
faithfully fulfil !!
PARISEN & KING, I'd Barclay st Y,
and Bolli ngbrook street, Petersburg, Va.
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TAR RIVER ACADEMY.

fEHE next Session of this School will open on the
Il 18th day of July next.
Terms of Tuition per Session of months ST 50 to
SIS. Board with the trustees IS per month.
The present principal, Mr. Jno. F. Dance, has had
charge of this institution for the last Is months and
has proven himself emnently qualified for the response
BILE station.
The object of the trustees has been from the start to
afford good School preparatory to any College In the
country low price as to make success certan-to
effect this they place board at SIS per month which is
SO low that it should not be estimated part OF the
expense at all.
The School is located in Granville county, miles
west of Oxford in healthy, moral and pleasant neigh
borIood.
For further particulars, address
c. w. ALLEN, Secretary.
TRUsrEEs-Dr.Jas.A A. RUSSELL VIM. Clement, Allen
Walker, jas. G. Cozart and L. p. Allen.
May 2sth 1858.
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Important Lnpropenpe7at--E Elastic Uaipers4l Touch
"ISE & BROTHER, Manufacturers of BoudOir
w Square and Grand Pianos,v request those wanting
frst-rate Irstrumentone thatLadies perform on
with the greatest possible advantage that is ches Of
style of superative touch and tone that will stand
concert tune and last life time, 10 call and see for
themselves sample instruments at the Agents Office
DIR. w. R. Scott's. -
These instruments in general in the City
among the first critics of and science and 10 when
we have the honor of referring See the manufacturers
circulars, which may be obtained of the Agent All In
struments warranted five years.
]. j. WISE & BRO.
DIR. w. r.. SCOTT, Agent.
Pol III Iar, 4
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Children and servants half price-horses fed at so
cents per day. Rent of cabins (wthout board) 50 per
week. T. & ]. F. REDDICK.
June 9th, 1853. 6O-6W.
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PIEDMONT SPRINGS,

CFTUATED in the County of Stokes, on the North
side of the Sauratown Mountain, and a quarter
miles West of the County seat, Danbury, fifteen miles
East of the Pilot Mountain, fifteen miles Northwest OF
Germanton, and eight miles West of Martins Lime Kiln,
in the immediate vicinity of the Hanging Rock Shcv
einitz Cascade and Moors Mob, the highest peak of
Sauratown being three hundred feet higher than the
Pilot.
Encouraged by the liberal feelings of large number
of persons the last seasons the subscribers have
recently made considerable improvement for the
modaon of the public and prepared to receive
visitors.
The Spring is a strong and bold Chaly hcate. AS to
the medicinal properties of the would refer
the many nvads who have visited the place and been
restored to health and strength.
Terms of board for single person,
Per meal, rs cents,
day, rs
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GREENSBOROUGH

MUTUAL IN RANCE COMP AN II
TTNHE cost Of Insurance the mutual plan is but q
small sum- compared with joint stock company
This company being located in the Western port of the
State, consequently much the larger portion of the risks
in the West many of which are in the country
The Company is entirely free from debt have made
assessments, and have very large amount in cash
and good bonds, and is therefore confidently recommep-
ded to the public. ~
At the last Annual Meeting the following Officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
JAMES SLOAN, President.
S. G. COFFIN, Vice President.
c.. P. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
James Sloan, Dr. :. G. Coffin,
DIR. J. A. Mebane, Jamestown.
c.. P Mendenhalf, William A. Wright,
VIM. S. Rankin, Wilmington.
Rev c. F. Deems DIR. C. Watkins,
James M. Garrett, Carolina F. College.
Jed. H. Lindsay, John l. Shaver.
w. J.. Mcdonnell, Salisbury.
Greensborough. John H. Cook
E. F. Lilly, Fayetteville.
marlborough. J.J. Biggs,
w. P. Moore Raleigh.
Newbern. Robert E. Troy,
H. H. Burwell, Lumberton.
Henderson. DIR. Robt H. Scales,
]. /. Bridgers Lenox Castle.
Tarhorough.
w. H. CUMMING, PETER ADAMS,
General Agent. Secretary.
June 4th, 1858. SLY.
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MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY

TIIE cost of Insurance on the mutual plan is but
i small sum, compared with joint stock Company:
This Company being located in the Western part o.
the State, consequently much the larger portion OF NE
risks in the West very many of which are ID INC
country. The Company entirely free from debt nave
made no assessments, and have very large amount IL
cash and good bonds, and IS therefore confidently re-
commended to the. public.
At the last Annual Meeting the following OfilceTs We.
elected for the ensuing yeal nnes Sloan, Presdon.'
8. G. Coffin, Vice President, G. p Mendenhan, ~ o.
torney Peter Adams Secretary ard Treasurer; W. IL
-s''''. : 'N'.' PETER ADAMS, See,y.
December 10Th. 1852. 7-ty-
SUPERIOR READY MADE. -
DAILY ARRIVALS AT HAIR DIN Wv
TUS n RE G EsIV d, 200 pairs Superior f'''
ID Casse0ere Pants ~ $50 90
March ilst, 1853.
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LfALL Session, 1858, commences Ist Monday in
II July. Board, without extra charges, $45 per ses-
SON. Tuition $40, or SI5 according the studies.
Music on Piano $40 Guitar sly so all other extra
branches as heretofore On application the Princ
pal circular will be sent containing full particulars
a. II. RAY, Principal.
5uhe ord, 1858. 975-4Iw pd
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Baltimore Piano manufactOry.

Raleigh, September z. 1852. Sol
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AFTER THE TRADE.

June 9th, 1858.
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PRICE ONE CENT
Correspondence of the Dispntca
WAsBTseror a. -

The Diplomatic and Consular appo;n,us.,.
have bsen made, with few exceptions sns
virginia seems to be pretty well represented
;. II ls matter ofwonder with the aspiran,s for
,ne District offices, that these appointments
ao. oeen made. 1t is now rumored tina, moth.
,ns farther, touching removals and appein,.
Senss' Snns Will transpire until the 1st of juiy.-
woke the sunoI; anoI;. while il has tendency to pro-
mlsl ina also cool his ardor, perhaps, and induce
sSe"d,mness s.d arm in the ranks Of the aun,ssri-
Of n. Una. may possibly inure to the ADVANTAGE
VI ms opposition party. ~A''se
ce;va =. ,t Question is daily asked, who viii "a.
''Jnuuy Ta,uy knows; and speculation il AZ f.nI,.
E;,s. es E. "a. Ramsey, Esq,, a sl4O0 cIerI IN
r. s. ,bs oSSm;pt,olers Office, has been promo,ed
"a &C G. Sue, sas cerkshp of this Bureau, vice Ez.
.ua,,,h;a no news OF political nature-
sbs, JUS, tn calm we ssr
JnIyI ,he comme ,ne Coming storm on the 1st Of
year. y 'nI new nsces
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A Lovers T.auaeus

Lovers Lament.
A hELLE and Beau did walking GO
IA In love they botA were pining
The Sun, iis beams on them did shine :
And the hour comes soon for dining.
Love nsver tires or complains;
True love, it's hard to match
SO set US down on yonder ste
While read you the Dispatch.
My Ellen, dear. I'll this you read
For this know you care
BARTHOLOMEW offers TO the world
All lame Watches to repairli
Where does he liver On Gov ernor streeti
Next door TO John Clarkel
And opposite to the Dispatch
And now for home we start
w J BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maker and Jeweler, Governor St.
nv S6
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MuRDER.-A disgraceful and brutal mu,da,
We was committed in Memphis on the 23d ulI;mo.
Two men, named Thos Castillo and Dan Dor
say, mad quarrel in grocery on Bren, Re-
ana alter" ards 10 the street in front of the honss
aDorsay ay knocked CASTILLO down and bes, b;s
,ha neao sssefal tunes against the curb stone. and
I He = "sa; saa - Hds.ell9 died in few moments
respected and about seventy years ' ofsn. h9ca ne.
say had not been arrested at las. ,ccann,. D0'
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"A kentuckian, in San Er.r.;..
obsequies of Henry CLAY. said ' oa'0g 'ne
lad Tay ought never to have been buried on
sa aano. ihey should have thrown him into the
his body!" "o1'' "''e 0seh oaiit on
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NOVEL VIsIr.--On the 9th of last month
three officers from the U. s. sloop of war Cy.
ane, then at anchor at San Juan del Norte, on
the Atlantic side of the continent, in returning
from visit to Leon, found themselves within
twelve miles of the u. s. sh ip Portsmouth, at
SanJuan del Sud, on the Pacific. They rode
over, dlned with their friends on board that
ship, and returned to Lake Nicaragua the same
evening. This is the first time that officers at
tached to the home squadron have visited a
ship on the Pacific stat,on.-Perts. Trans.
criDt
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CHINESE CUSTOMS Ms-When Chinese lady
is blessed with an increase in her family. from
the moment of her accouehement the unhapny
husband is put to bed also, and there detained
for forty days. and during this delightful pen.
ance he is subjected to all the rigorous treat,
ment OF his better half. Should medicine be
administered TO her, he must partake off talso;
and he is strictly confined to the same diet thai
she is obliged to undergo, which consists. on
an average, believe, of about thimblefulI OF
rice administered every three hours to saw moth.
ing ofthe pill at bedtime, to prev snt Indigestion
Meals Residence at Siam.
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TExAs.-A difficulty occurred in Palestine
on the 5th inst, between George w. Given.
and Thomas A. Milan. which resulted 10 the
death of the latter. Givens was admitted 10
bail 10 the SUM Of $2. 900 TO appear a, The next
term Of the District Court for Anderson coansv.
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IMPORTANT SsiT DTc,prn The s,;, So:
,u'ea al Pittsburgh by VIM. l.. SIicer, of Mary.
lano' and others, heirs of Thos. Cromwell d..
ceased, TO recover about $2.000.000 worth of
properly, was concluded in the y. s. Cirea;,
Couft IN that city on Monday. Judge Gr;er
10 ms charge. was decidedly adverse to ei,hs,
.he Ia" or equity of the claim, and directed ,he
Jury to bring in q verdict for the defendants ia
the dover, aad dismissed the bill in eauity.
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STEAMBOAT LosT.-The steamboat General
Scott, bound from Cincinnati for New Or
leans, took fire in the hold one day last week,
and to prevent the total destruction of the car.
90, it was found necessary to scuttle her. No
lives lost
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MACHINE STRETCHED LEATHER

MACHINE STRETCHED LEATHER
NA b e l. T S.-The only patent Machine
the first premium "a gold medaD from the Ameri-
can Institute. These Belts are made from the
Heart or solid part only of the best Oak
Leather, selected for the purpose. They are
thoroughly stretched by powerful machinery, and
a perfect bearing ON the Drum and 2 allies
Afuil supply constantly ON hand and f6 sale ut
factory prices by US as sole Agents In this State
for the manufacturer.
WILLIAMS & BROTHER,
nv IS corner Cary and Pearl sts
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The Jolrr WoRM.-The Recorder states
that the wheat crop in the vicinity of Frede-
ricksburg is infested with the joint worm, and
will be greatly curtailed.
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FATAL AFFRAY.-An affray took place on
the 9th inst, at Lagrange, Fayene county.
Tenn, between a MIR. Moss and Mr. Lam.
bert, which resulted in the death of the former
by pistol shot from the latter.
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mfs; harrington has been on brief visit N
1w sd vi oLk. She appears TO have been delieh,
sovs sa WIN ner motel on the Avenue, where she
n,o snd "as SO pleasant TO see the cars passing
p'o a"u con previous to her windows.
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IT you wish to drive a cut nail into season.
ed oak timber and not to have it break or hend
just have small quantity of oil near by and
dip the nail before driving, and il will never fail
to go. In mendng carts and ploughs this ;s
OF great advantage, for they ar generally made
mostly of oak wood. In Strengthening old nails
before using, let it be done on wood, and with
TO break.
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SPIRIT OF THE pprs,

The Times of yesterday notices shs .s
Santa Annals application to Spain for aid ~ r,o,..,
Mexico against the United States. and o;vs. =.
tract from an article in the New York Exnrs.. mo-,
the subject, wherein 1t is asserted that san.. An.
oresees war with the United States and in maxim.
preparations for allies if he can get them
The Wig criticises, with no gentle hand. tho
mode OF eti'ial appointment adopted by General
Pierce, and asserts that there can be no mistake
about his determination to carry out the spos con.
tract by which the different isms of the country
were bought uo to his election, and contends
that the soi!eIs have received the lion shara
of the spoils.
The Examiner gives description of the closing
scenes and result of the late election.
The Enquirer urges the necessity and proprietv
OF full attendance of the Virginans at the ensuing
Memphis Convention.
The NAL has an artic in favor of the encour
agement of American Industry, and alludes to the
proposed effort of Great Britain, upon large scaIe.
70 establish the culture of cotton in Australia n
calls the attention of Southern free-trsders and
people generally to the fact and states t At thew will
eventually find that 1t is not the height of wisom
to dispense with the market which might he se
cured By the encouragement of American manu.
factures, when England is making such steady, un-
ceasing and well directed efforts and with 30 strong
probability of ultimate success, to supply har
OWL markets with the growth OF her own deuen-
denotes.
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The RACE HORSE CoMPReMIsE.-The Nashville
Banner, of the 18th, hes the following paragraph
of interest to turfmen:
Gen. w w. Woodfolk has sold his race horse
COMPROMISE, and he is shortly to be removed to
Kentucky. He was purchased by Messrs Cneath.
am and Boyden, Thomas T. Smiley, Esq acting
as their agent in the purchase The sum paid for
him was $1,000. Compromise has never lost a
race, and for some years past has been considered
the best horse on the Tennessee turf He has been
winner of one, two, three and four mile races,
In none OF which was he pushed by his compet-
tnrs
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MlssIssIpPI.-Isaac,a slave belonging 10
Mr.. Thos. P. H. January, of efferson county,
has been tried for committing a rape in that
county, convicted, and sentenced TO be hung
on the Oath of June.
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SMALL Pox.-The Farmville Journal saws
three cases of small pox have occurred in that
town within a few days.
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MOBILE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-The Di.
rectors of this road have determined to put six
millions of dollars of their bonds into market,
and have deputed Col. VIM. X. Hallet, Presi-
dent of the Mobile Bank, to go to England to
sell them. This road is to run from Mobile to
the mouth OF the Ohio River. Congress grant.
ed to il somewhat more than l,lOO, 900 acres oil
land, which is valued at $5,OOOOOO. Besides
this the whole "road, bed and superstructure
are provided for by subscription" as we learn
from the Montgomery Journal. So that the
security for the bonds about to be issued is
ample.
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Look OUT FOR EzPLosioNs!-S teamboat
racing is now quite the rage in New Orleans.
The people appear to be much excited by it,and
watch the telegraphc accounts of the upward
progress OF the boats with as much interest as
though they were on board themselves, racing
for their lives. The Picayune censures the
dangerous practice in strong terms.
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E4ERREkGs AND SEAD.--Cut Gross and
u Roe Hes1ngs and shad, landing and tor sale
so-day. by
Dy74 mo. W0ABLE IL Co.
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IMPUKTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
rszaaxlxxsxssssss Tobacco or other merchandise
shippeu Wy tue steamer pocahontas to Baltimore
to the care of Jacob Brandt, Ir, Agent of ths Pow
hatan Steamboat Company for shipment to Wheel
ing, Cincinnati and the South and West generally
Will be forwarded free OF commission by The Bati.
more and Ohio hailroad. Shippers will find this
the most certain and expeditions route
my 20 LUDLAM & WATSON
e III f A = BARGAINs-At the Jewelry
~ store, No. lS@ Main sfreet.-MR LOI.
Is HOYER, intending to remove from the store
he occupies at present, offers for sale up to the LIST
OF June his entire Stock OF Gold and Silver Watcbes
!ewery, &c of ell kinds, for cash, at cost prices -
All, whoEe Watches still in his hands for repair
are reminded to call for them before the last of this
month.
ES3 All persoLs indebted will please make i'm
msdiate payments. LOUIS HOYER
my 25-~6i*
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HAVING given up the Regatta business, cheer.
fully recommend to my brethren of the various
Orders my successor and late partner, E McDO-
EALD, and hope they will extend to him tho pat.
roza2e heretofore extended to the late firm.
my l9-3n LYONS
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A 6EnCf DEEICE.-fne SUBSCRIBER iakeA
IA this method of informing bis friehds ana ~ INC
public generally that he has taken the once on te
of l4gh street and the alley IN the rear OF
the Exchange Hotel (known as Clarks's officel ioi
the purpose of doing Agency Business, sueh Ne
seutiug ogt bouses collecting claims dc 6e
my 2~IYns M MARTIN SMITH Ageht.
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tn May, 1858.
for Letters in this List will
vertised.
i Sundays, hereafter, from |
) M.
ES' LIST.
A
Amory miss Finey
Armis,ead miss Rosalie
Amory miss Ann II
b
Burwell miss Jane
Burwell miss Jane G
Beiley miss Eleanor FL
Brown miss Adsliza
Ca,ligan mrs Ann
Clarke miss Susan A
Cosby miss Sophia w
L Clopton mics Maria A
Cameron miss Frances |
Chappell miss Eliza A
Cabeii mics Evelyn
Cheatham mrs Eliza A
ID
Daugherty mrs
Dabney miss Sarah z
Davis miss Mary A
e
Ellis miss A F
Edbsnk miss Maurice
Edwards miss Lucy A
Edwards miss M J
r
Folena mrs Julia
Foy mrs Jane
Ferguson mrs Bell
G
Gentry miss M E
Goddin miss N E
GaEIaha miss r.
Click miss Ester
Griffin miss w
H
Hardwick mrs
Haily mrs
Hobbs mrs Fl A
Harrington miss C
Hall miss E E
Hammel miss Z
Hill miss Fanny
Hancock miss Lizzie
Hill miss l. &
Holland miss III
Howard miss S G.
Howard miss w A
L
irwin Cathsrinei
j
Jacobs miss Harriet 4
johnson mics Fanny
johnson miss Polly
X
Kerby miss Mary
Kelley miss Mary A
l.
Lucadoe mrs Sallie A
Lucadoe miss Ellen
Linton mis- Elizabeth
Logan miss Lucy Ann
Lum pkin miss Mary Z
Langhol n miss M I
WI
Macon miss Ellen Ann
Mathews miss Frances
e Manning miss Mary
Morris miss Maria J
Martin miss Mamie T
Martin miss Susan J
Mayo miss Susan C
Morroo miss Sarah V
Mo
mcFall miss Margaret
O-P
Proper mrs Sarah T
Petit mics Adeline r
ma Pickett miss Jenny
Palmery miss Mary
Pierce miss Matte
Priddy miss S Agness
II
=
Schofi eld miss Mary
Stiwalt miss Margaret
Stiff miss Mary E
II
Tompkins mrs Geo Fl
Taylor mrs G A w
Taylor mrs Ann E
Tucker ni.ss Rebecca
Turner miss Henrietta
Talbot miss Eliza A 2
liza
v
Vincent miss Louisa
W.
Wilbur mrs Caroline nj
Watkins mrs Ann M
illson miss Mary ]
Wood=an miss Julia A
White miss Hester Fl
Walker miss Clara
/ Zachary mrs P E
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INTERESTING FAcT.-The first steamboat
under the superintendent of Mr. Robson.
who now lives, hearty, hale and well, with
his son, two miles back of Newport, Ky
The old gentleman is eighty years of age, but
his memory is good, and he recollects well
about his youthful exercises. The boat was
launched on 18th of March, 1911. at Pittsburg,
Pa, and called the New Orleans,
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T.. sTock msnsLANp WARRANT AGENCY.

A. B.LUCk,
GOVERNOR STREET
Stocks bought and seld on Commission. The
kighest psee paid for Land Warrants.
Geld and silver Wanted.
FSS Prize 1icke,s in an Lotteries sold In Lot
teIies under the management OF France d Co,
viii be promptly paid by me, and all inquiries
relative TO the business of K. France Co, aa
dressed 10 thtm at Richmond, Will meet Win
pr mpt attention.
taD2 G. b. LUCh-