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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16
NJ office.

WILLIAM H. STRONG
TINE PROPRIETOR OF THE WEST FREE
Il hold Hotel, within two miles of Freehold, n j. !,
formerly kept by John H. Mount,) is prepared to
accommodate the public in good style The house
has undergone thorough overhauling, and been
fitted up in neat and comfortable manner His
stablings and fodder are good and employs one of
the best ostlers the State boast of There will
be no pains spared to make everything pleasant and
agreeable to visitors.
" The Proprietor is also well qualified and pre-
pared to Handle and Break Colts for the road or
train, and condition them for market or the turf
His charges will always be found reasonable.
April %. 1856. 26-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16
T R StaYord's Olive Tar.

yT,HIs GREAT ELECTRICAL REMEDY is IN
/ hailed and applied. (not taken,l to cure disea-
ses of the Throat and Lungs No Rheumatic, Neu-
raloic or other pain can exist where Olive Tar is APP
piled Sold at so cts per bottle at the Company
Depot. No. 16 State ST., New York, and by VIM.
VOORHEES,, Druggist. Freehold n. ],
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16
OCEAN PORT STEAM MILL,
AND
SASH O. RTTND MANTTFEC Glory.

SASH g BLIND MAN UEACTURY.
by which they are enabled to produce all kinds of
Dressed LUMBER cheaper than before, and also, all
kinds of Sawed Lumber, particularly Clapboards,
rough, or dressed and jointed, and fill orders for
sawed or dressed Lumber, with much dispatch. In
addition, they have large assortment Of Mouldings,
and manufacture Sash with French or American
glass; Blinds aud Doors at the New York Cash Price,
Thereby saving freight) beside cutting any given
pattern of brackets, or other ornamental work. The
Builder need not lack, and they feel warranted in
saying so complete and finished an assortment with
Ii, many ss<asaioces mot else shesk BIO haze "a
Monmouth Co.. nor at lower prices
HAYNES, DRUMMOND & co.
Ocean Port May Il. 1886. 29-ly
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16

EVERY D1sEAsElnsssqa sfhHHE SKIN
~ 1t is made by mixing ehual portions Of j L.
Olive Tar and MtAtoa Tallow. Sold at
IS cents a bottle, at the CorIpany's Depot, No IL
State st. New York, and by WIN. VOORHEES,
Druggist, Freehold N. J.
July q 1856 oo-u
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16
N ew Drug Store.
VIM. VOORHEES,

VIM. VOORHEES,
II AS THE PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
4 4 inhabitants Of Freehold and vicinity, that he
has opened NEW DRUG AND MEDICINE STORE
IN MAN street. second d4r from the Herald Office
where he will keep constAatlv on hand full and
good assortment Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Pants and Oisf "a Combs and Brushes,
Varnlshes, 81 Tooth Brushes,
Dye Stuffs "a and great variety Of
Per1umerys OF all Fancy Goods,
Kinds, generally.
All of the most popular and valuable medicines
on hand and warranted. genuine Also, a
Ahich will be sold
Experience in the
attention to the
aestic use.
efully and accu-
"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16

Lumber /! Lumber !!
THE SUBSCRIBERS HEREBY RESPECTFUL
ly call the attention of the public to their stock of
LUMBER constantly on hand. at Ocean Port, con
sisting of large assortment of timber-Joist Wall
Strips, Clear Stuff, variety thickness and quality
Spruce and White Flooring. White Pine, Spruce and
Hemlock Pickets, Georgia, Norway, White and
Spruce Pine fence railing, Ribs and Plastering Laths
Also, Bulk, Thomaston, Cools and Jointa LIME,
I.ubec Plaster, Cement Brick, Lacawana Lump and
Egg, and Peach Orchard Egg and Nut COAL, Iron
and Steel Plows, and general assortment of Hard
ware, Dry Goods, and Groceries. The Subscribers
on 50 1lrn1lrietnrs of the
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,

nIAMONDS, JEWELRY, AND SILVER WARE.
~ The subscriber, who has been in business in
q Wall street for eighteen years. is now selling
lER all kinds of Gold and Silver Watches Diamonds.
Jewelry and Silver Ware, at greatly reduced
prices Witches
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16
Facts for the ? ople /:
TO BUY BOOTS& SHOES

VNT ITH A CHANdE Of bEAoUN, NECESSA
wv rily comes change of habits. Not thai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-08
CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-Seaate.-Mr. fuire re
ported joint resolution, which was passed, ap
propriating $1,000 for the continuance OF the
mail service between Charleston and Havana On
ring August and September, for which the presen
contract does not provide.
The bill for the improvement OF the mouth o, lux
Mississippi which vetoed by the Presiaent
az then considered
Mr. SlideTl of La and Mr. Cas-, made speecnes
in favor OF the bill.
The anestion shall the bill pass notwithstano
ing the objections of the President . was then pm,
aud adopted in the affirmative, by vote OF yeas D.
nays12
The Chair announced that two-thlrds OF Inose
present having voted fer the bill. it was passed. 3.
Mr. Mason, of Virginia, appealed from the aee'
sion of the Chair.
After some debate, the decision OF the Chair "as
sustained-yeas 81, nays T.
The Senate then passed the bills tor me iAPI"te
rncnt of ST. Msry's River and the ST Ciair 4 Ia,s,
over the Presidents Veto-the former Dy VOTE
of % TO 10 and the latter % to g.
House.-The Senate bill for the admission OF
Kansas. was referred to the Committee on Terrific
ries and ordered to be printed, With amendments
10 he offered by Messrs. Dunn, OF Ind, ana len
nett and Haven. of \. \.
The bill pending for settlement OF the ciaims
Of officers of the Revolutionary army, and WIDOWS
and ornhans of those who died in the service, was
ordered TO be engrossed for third reading
The House refused to suspend the rules IN orae'
to act on the resolution of the Senate, nrinS tie
time for adjournment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-08
The Police system of Paris.

From an instructive article of a French periodi-
cal it appears that the Project of Police of Paris,
within whose jurisdiction are about a million and
half of souls, has under his command guard
of over two thousand five hundred foot soldiers,
and four hundred horse, body of eight hundred
and thirty fremen, Offices in which three hundred
clerks are employed, an outdoor service OF com
nlissaries inspectors and city constabes agents OF
all orders, comprising more than two thousand in
dividusls.
The domain Of the Civil Police of Paris, other
wise ca He'd the Police of Security, is unlimited it
embraces all that relates TO the defence OF persons
and properties Members of this police are pre-
sent in large assemblies of every kind; its agents
and guides are everywhere; the municipal guard
composes its supreme force, and it ia backed In
case of necessity, by all the troops of Paris
The rogues scoundrels and ssvages OF Paris are
fully equal in depraviy and adroitness TO those OIL
any other city. 1t is impossible TO describe, says
orr author, the multitude of their contEivances
the bolduess of their projects, the energy OF their
means of execution. They form a vast conspiracy,
organized at all points, against whomsoeVer has
ANYTHING to lose, and which is not disconnected by
any difficulty restrained by any curb, frightened
by any danger.
But the Police of Security is more than match
for these enemies of society Its vigilance, saga
city, energy and intelligence, make the most OBJ
scure streets of Paris safer than some private
sidcnces in the city of New York. What pleas
lag and unwonted sense of security would pervade
the minds of the inhabitants of New York, if the
following picture of Paris could be drawn with
truth of their Empire city: AT night the agents of
safety are spread through the streets and in small
groups well armed, well resolved, they traverse
the places most desert the best calculated to tempt
the autlacity of the malefactor; they slip into the
shade noiseessly, they squat along the house-was,
stop the individual whom they find the bearer of
packages, or even embarrassed In his
and judge by his answers whether
they ought 10 let him go his way, wait upon him
to the residence Le has given himself. put him
in safe keeping. The municipal guard assist them
in these nocturnal rounds, and patroles, in places
where the footsteps have no noise, and the uni.
form no splsndor, also seize both the individuals
ready to commit crime, and those who carry Oft
in the dark the produce of crime already perpe-
trated Thus the defenders of order and public
repose rvalin activity. in perseverance,, the expe
rienced in crime; the gratitude Of all honest
recompenses their efforts the social force sustains
them the sentiment of rectitude cheers them, ami
mates them, and ensures their success"
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Ambassadors tina, we shall have to dismiss for
their improper conduct
The London Sser has capital article, in which
tsays:
"Her @ajesty's Ministers have followed the better
mart IF salor which discretion 10 the decision they
have adopted respecting relations with the Uni.
ted 5t.;es. Lord Paimsrston stated last nj h amid
the cheers of q very crowded House Of Commons.
that the government had not advised her Maze 10
suspend communications with the Minister OF the
United State. in this eounry in other and less dpIo
matte language that Mr. Daas IL not {" be Dismissed
are qsite willing 70 give them credit for having
been actuet~d this matter BY motives OF Jus lee
ard patrotsm Still, there 10 no harm in stctna ne
fact which believe Is uuquestionshe, that II they
had come to the opposite conclusion they would have
been defeated ON MIR Bsile's motion, and must have
sunenderea the reins Of power into other hsuds be
that as il NAV earnestly congratulate the naiioh
the issue for it has for the present at ess dlsps
ed cloud, big with elements of terror ana desTne
ton. srd which YVES gradually oveispreadlns the 60
rizon.'
1t hits off the Post and Times most happily; ana
with its paragraph on these two dogmaticsi anu
arrogant; Journals we close this article
There il snoi her useful revelation that hss come
out OF this business snd that is, that the buser o,
sn-cslled leading journsIs is of extremely s.ls
significance authority. a few days ago We citeh
some specimens of the literary thunder that hsd oeen
directed against tho United Stairs for the las. few
months. The Americans ere warned IN the mest
explicit lsugusg, Of the summary veneeeoce tnat
would 1911 upon them. II they dafta " 80 any IL"
dignity 10 the accredited Ambassador o. rngiand-
Mr. Champion wss presented as spou'ss innocent
Oh whose TRANSPARENT yeracity and virtue not the shs
dow Of an imputa,ion should b. allowed IN rest
proud in the consciousness OF unmpeachable i'll
tegrity-
WHO felt no fear, for ke knew no sin
But look at the columns of those papers yesterday
wh.n they knew or susPected that ths governme Mt
not going 70 send MI DALLAS sway It's rally
adfyng to see how e'kiy they prepare to eat their
leek For their part they regret TO be obliged tn
knowledge thai they fear MIR Champion was not very
hs, csr,any it would be pity to 20 to wsr with our
GEAR American brethren such an issue, And we
trust th-t this will not be without its efec. on the
United States will believe that much Of the brsvado
which il is the pleasure ofthese Papers to indulge
is mare empty babble full of sou and fury. sifn
canoes Of mud izz and explode don't let them he in
orduately alarmed, for the end of the world is not
yet GOMEZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-08

Strange Coiacidenre-Leoadrd's Instant Relicf.-
The bitants Back street Capitol Square, have
been muca ann Dyed by the hoarseness of a Blu
Frog This ferpcious beast having disturbed the Wis
itors of this peaceful resort, determined 10 set
watch for it. Having Melted the animal tone of the
largest snecies and hearing of the astonishing eecta
of LeonGyds Instant Reiict, they sent neightor-
iug ApOthecary for 70 cent bottle. After two or
three doses of this wonderful medicine they allowed
il to depart. and with it went hoarseness where il
s;ves its nightly serenade, and whose 6ucet
can be every evening heard by all ovees OF line
II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-08

INTERESTING AND CHARITABLE ACT OF LIT
TIE GiRLs-Several little girls at the house of
Mr. T. w Brockenbrough last Saturday, got up a
fair for the benefit of the poor Irish woman,
Mrs.. Farrar, and the proceeds, t3"r dollars, have
been left at our office and will have the destiua-
ton intended by the kind hearted children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-08
From SANTA Ee.

CHICAGO, JULY I'VE have later advices from
Santa Fe giving accounts of the renewal ut lnnian
troubles. Many tribes were engaged in hostilities'
Gen Garland was preparing for campaign on an
extensive scale. Numerous Camanches and other
indian, bsd met on the Arkansas frontier awaiting
their annnitics.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-08
TELnoRApH1c NEW 8.
,rrEn FORTH EDIsP AT c Il

Dr..dfri Accident On the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
purruopr. July IA dreadful accident has
.a ~ The baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
win sand particulars in a few moments.
Immediately upon the receipt of the above dis
B;.na,eh-o o'clock so minutes-the telegraph line
between thI. city and Washington was ordered to
be KEEP. open, but no attention was paid to the
order. and we are therefore without any particu-
lars with regard to the accident
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-08
An ACADbNiIC TUTOR. -Th. Trustee

"A of Richmond College will elect on the 10Th OF
July. Tutor to take charge of the Preparatory De
pertinent o fthe College. he Is expected to SIT 10
the De partent SIS The best private schools are man
sged-io teach Latin III ough the first and second
Years Greek and Algebra III Dug the first iogetheI
yysirb Writing Reading Arithmetic Geosrar by, His
tory and En- sh Language. Considered as one OF the
Faculty ne i'll take part in the general duties of the
College as to discipline &c. The salary 10
of ali ibe tuiti OH fees which last session little
oy.r 1900 Applications, accompanied with testl'
monisls, should be addressed to
RIO. RYLAND,
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dARIrgH NHWe
= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
roRf or RICHnOND. July J.


-~~~>~~~~~~~>>~-~- 80.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jamestown. Parrish, N. T. usz sno Ps'
s;.smsr B.lyidsrs, Pritehstt Bait, MIDI Lsdlam
: sehr. Hickman, Hason, Phila'siphia, coal, >, r
HIVES.
PAssxNcEAs Per SrEAMsHir JlMEsTows FAX <
RIsH, MASTER from New fork-Wm MURPHY ~ ~
I.onS. Cerr whits, No-y. hrowa. W
Wo .dw.rd. W Rock l. Mayor: Wiley, W Ne Ne.
vile q Mayer Sen. J r Hslst. A Conkin pi-
warth. Can't Van Name Son, w Stewart Meriin,
j T. Ship, r Dyer. T smith, 0oram, Sprowl,s,
j Bush, e Waste. ] s Walters. w Carrawsy w
II Bunting. Z NORRIS, Mrs M Holland, Miss Ger r
ritv w Chies, w Avsnt, Wipdmau, Mrs ID
M Floyd d CsIlasan, W Burdck. Mrs l. Pssrss,
j MCLEAN, Mrs Butter and children, n Smiley
and LADY. S Richardson, w Richardson, Her
bert. j Burrough.. Within. Johnston e MOI
,i,. A Myers T Hart and family. Carrenter, Mr.
ingram. Miss In pram, A P Robinson, Mrs Lord, w 7
Ander.on and lady, Jno Smith. w Allen, and 10
iu steerags. ,,r ,,r
Crump Geo Weems, z N Kinney, Hecht, Beeht,
Mil 81 carney DoTney. Jones &C Harrington.
w saP.rper. Miss Guyott, Mise. Salisbury MAJ 7
Major VP Grayson son, mis- hnsh'aiI, Il hui+''
w n Nee can, Fl Wiaon
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DIED,

On Sundsy morning, 9Th inst, ELLEN FRANK
LIN daughter of s. P. and Rebecca Mitchell. aged
year, months and 81 days.
At the residence q Mr.. Henry Roland on Church
Hill, on Saturday. rag 5th 1856, Mics MARY WAL.
kER, aged 10 t*sa
On the morning of the 4th lust. MARGARET A.,
infant daughter eli Jno d. and Margaret N. Mum ford
aged fifteen months and one week.
In this city, yes erdav in the 10th month of her
age, MARY CATHARlNE, youngest child of Syl-
yester and Mary Jane Wheeey.
Suffer little children TO come unto me, for of such
is he kingdom of Heaven"
In Manchester, yesterday morning, Mrs. ELIZA,
wife OF William Morgan, in the 2sth year of her age
The friends and scqu .intsuces of ths family are re-
Guested to attend her funeral from the residence OF
her husband this morning at 10 o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-08

A HsyAk niEDiCINE.--4stif- KS. DA W -
n ELIXIR cures Coughs Colds and Whoopine
Cough, and affords great relief in Consumption and
diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
The following II few extracts from certificates OF
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues:
''Ry timely of it, have doubt it has saved
one many doctors fees. | know of its good effects
with great many other than my own family ."-Wa.
NcCycry
81 have used 1t in my family for three years and
found it the beat family medicine have ever used
NJ 4. Stevenson.
"For sickness among children, nothing can be bet
tern. II. God,gn.
81 have tried all the cough remedies of the day
and have no hesitation in saying thar believe Mrs
DAVIS to be the most valuable prepari lion of the kind
now in use."-Ely0h Woryen
For sale by Mrs. a. B. DAVIS, Bennett s. Beers,
Alex Duval, Paterson Jackson, Chas Miilspauzh,
u. j. Picor, A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-08

RlCHAiuND SODA " ATER AND ISsI'T-
~ TLiNu ESTABLISHMENT-It isa 1rsd fact
that the only genuine article of BOTTLED SODA
WATER, made in this city, is put up by A. McCOR-
MACH who fatters himself that he is able 10 cou-
having been engaged in the business for the last nine
years.
tie 10 now conducting the above business in all its
branches for Mr. VIM. 2. LADD, and takes this me.
ihod OF Informing bis numerous friends and the "a
tons Of his old establishment, that nothing on his
part shall be wanted to SUSTAIN ts former reputa
ton.
~ To prevent impostioH, bs sure to call for
"NcC0RMACK'S IDA WATER"
~ SODA WATER, ALE ard PORTER deliver.
ed in all parts Of the city, free Of charge
~ All orders from city or csuntry Gust omers
promptly attended to. Address
VIM p. LADD
ap 5-3n Pearl ST.. and No 3n6 Broad IT
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NIFTY GEMS AND 1NE DOLLAR A
l. BOTTLE-DOLLAR CORDIAL, the most re-
uowned Medicine ever introduced for the cure of a
certain disease and debility, with certainty end dis
patch, in few days. with the saving Of time and
mon-y-received the highest appreciation from msm-
bers of the Coll-gs of Surgeons in London. and is
used in most of the Hospitals in England, where the
most severe cascs of weakness have succumbed, by
the use of this valuable Medicine.
Price so cts and + per bottle
To be had Of L. b. THOMAS, DR. o. 3. HILL,
DUVAL x NORTON, CHAS. MILLSPAUGH, ].
B. WOOD, 8. M. ZACHRlSSON, and A. LESLIE,
opp, site the r. < r. r K. Depot, Broad street.
lie lots
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-08

4 'hAIts Alum srki Nts,, Crala C0uu1v
~ fA--Ihe proprieeors of these Springs which
nave Tor some time past enjoyed q very favorable r..
puston In the counties surrounding them have been
induced 10 mt the water in barrels for the sopyen
ence OF invaiids IN other sections
for tha present, the price is fixed &C q n, which
oa,eiy coseta cost CT barreling and the carrizse.
Its heaiins virtues are beyond question. The fol-
to~Iug cerIhcats from Or. Carpcr, a leading and well
physician IN botetourt county, is selected from
many OF equsi responsibility and force;
fiEcAsTLE, BorEToURr Co., Va,
July 18th, 1885,
hsv1ne been called on By this proprietor. NJ ~.
CtHg Alum Springs" to express my opinion Of ;ts
msdlcinai virtues, hereby state that have ex.mn
ed the eysis of the water (ade by Prof Rooth q,
rnadephia) ard believe it we'll adapted In cnrs dis
eases requiring tonic Alternative action on the sys
,e and can further state that have known some re.
markhhis cures effected by In serofuous sGee.
nohs and diseases OF the digestive organs
BANNED 81. CaRPEp, M. d.
Inc water has bean analysed by Professor Booths
OF Philadelphia, who says
"A mineral spring of such nchaess and quality
tho enay sis indicates will prove valuable aid TO the
physician. IFS position in the healthy mountain
gon OF virginia about equdstant from many OF the
sulphur and other well known springs Of tho state,
confer higher value upon tho Supheted Cbalybate
Of Craig county. Very rsapees.'ss!l,c noorv,.
Eruptive dis-sses, arrangement Of the liver, dye
pepsa, &C., have yielded TO the power OF this water,
and prove It's efficacy wherever II hss been tried.
This very valuable water Ii for sale In barrels a.
very low prse, by
fuRCELI4 LADD CO., Drussists,
no x4-dtsh Agents for the Proprirto-
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DOSTPONElIENT..- IN with regret TINT
L have TO announce that my Distribution Enter
prise cannot take place the I'D February. The
unusual hardness of the winter has prevented me
from seeing and settling with my asents. As sool as
CAD see them shali fix upon another day not lator
than about the LIST o August at which time the Draw
ing will tsny take place. the tickets called in
and the money refunded. And should the sale OF
tickets satisfy me in doing so. shall fix upon
Hsr day, as | auxious to have the Drawing take
place at the earliest possible time.
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
fs I6-tlstAu Liberty. Va.
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azsr ClsSs4.ss ss:zSS1 ACCU NJ ID Alto
~ - TRAiNCHANGE OF HOURS
TN and after Tuesday, LIST April
the Accommodation Train of this COMPANY Will ron
daily Sundays excepted between Milford and RSch
mond. Leaving Milford at o'clock, A. NJ. stopping
at the Cottage for end arrive in Richmond
at s 20 O'Clock, A NJ; returning. will esve Richmond
at 4 o'clock, r. NJ, and reach Milford at 600, 2. NJ
stoppies for passengers al any point each way.
Fare the same IS on the rs gulsr trains.
SAMUEL RUTH,
Supt. Transportation.
OFrIcs r. r. l. P. n r. Co,
Riehmrrd. March q. 1874. nah n
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LOST.

~ TIA few days since, whereabonf
/ nuLnoxra n~z-O BOND against John Hsley,
and endorsed By John Lindsay. The hader will be
my Sand No. 10 Old Market .on
jy S-3e WA COL'INtrHTo n, ~.
4 as T..tpn thursday evening, between
l 4 Leigh and Duval streets my FREE PAPEhS.-
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at his office. WM- blNFUkD,
!, a liz A free msn of color.
O@T,..On the 4th July, in the Capitol
IL Square two IVORY TEETH set in gold plate
which eau be OF use to no person hut the owner)
for which liberal reward will be paid If left at the
Dispatch Ohcr. ys--ltN
I O.T..-On Thursday. The Bird inst, ip the
L ! neigbborhood OF the st Charles Hotel, BUCK
SKIN PURSE, containing as ~ ell 40 can be remem-
bered about twenty dollsrs, thirteen in gold and the
remainder in silver. The finder viii receive
ward ON leaving it with Van Lew, Taylor 4 Co. 10
Main street. Jy7 II
/ OS T--Ketween Mnrshnil and Broad
IL street, large GOLD SEAL with yellow set
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it st
ALEX. WALKERS Grocery, on Main street, be.
low the Old Market. jy 7-2t*
I OST---On 18th July between Kichmond
IL and Manchester, tin box, conta Mig my FREE
PAPERS and receipted tax bill The fipder will
please return the same to the Dispatch Office, for
which liberal reward will be given.
JOSEPH WHITE,
iy 7.-2tt A free Msn of Color.