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The French Elections.

suficient Is known of the results ofthe late French
elections to warrant the belief that the Lesi-la
tiree body will he thorongly lmp"ralst. 1t is true
that tn" election form. an attectation OF
homage to Democratic principles. but it Is the
losS rno that the great body of the people of France
do not desire change. They are sincerely attached
TO the NapoleoniC dynasty, and even the show of
Difference TO their will ia grateful to polite
people, than the contcmptuous ignoring of their Va
~ existence by Bourbon ahsolutisn'. Moreover,
If France has not liherty, she has order quiet and
prosperity TO say nothing of the millions which her
sagacious ruler have induced the people TO einbark
in the government vessel which carries Caesar and
his fortunes" and which must go to the bottom, il
that nerishes
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The Jews In England,

The 0ath's Bill, which is TO let he Jews into Pa,
lament, aud which has passed the House of Com
mons, has yet TO run the gauntlet of the House o,
Lords That body has repeatedly thrown the bin
out, and, IL is believed, will do again Neverthc
less the pressure Of public opinion, omnipotent in
Knglsnd, and which has secured it. passage IN the
House OF Commons. will eventually compel IN,
peers 20 succumb.
II the Government were as scrupnlous about Dor
rowing money of the Jews, as giving them a voc,
in Parliament, it, days would soon be numbered
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The National Inteiitgcneer gives the pre-"
North and south some excellent counsel, advising
them 10 moderate the harshness OF their tone To-
wards each other. and expressing the opinion that
the general adoption 81 concilias"ry tone by the
journals Of the two sections would be followed in
short time by complete restoration II friendly
feelings.
We have no ,aonbt that the mutual examinations
and recrimina,ions Of the two sections have done
moro 10 fan the flames Of passion and prejudice than
any read subjects Of contention between them Bat.
IT onght TO DO remembered that the contest was
not begun by the south, that il t. not Northern
property which IL assailed, and that the warfare
upon the Southern sido is purely defensive.
Waving, however. this manifest cxt"nuation Of
the most extreme and defiant spirit on the part OF
Southern journals we heartily mite with III" M
tonsi Intelgsneer in the hope that eaiHnei 'eih-
pef may prevail. and that more discrimination may
no manifested between the friends and the enemies
Of the South II should never Ne forgotfen that
though the Aggressive party Ia in the North, 1t is
not tho North, hut portion only Of the Northern
population. and that in the main, composed of ia
Datics upon every subject we'll a. that in which
the south il peculiarly interested. We apprehend
tina, Il will be lass difficult 10 induce the southern
press to divcst itself of acerbity than the Free
those who have injured them than thoss wirom they
have injured.
One thing Is clear. A good cause gains no strength
from bad temper An incorporate spirit per
suades nobody. If stout words could roll back the
tide Of abolition aggression it woud be at a
low ebb. let the South repose in the calm conf
denee of Justice, of right, and Of its ability TO
defend itself by deeds when necessary and all will
be we'll
II the people Of this country know each other
better they would entertain such unfriondly
feelings as those which agitate their bosoms.
That knowledge can never i" gained whilst the
binding mists Of sectional warfare driven cease
lessly before their eyes by Infatuated press. We
believe that the good and patriotic men of every
section desire nothing 40 much Iuetness and
peace, upon the yexod question, which so long has
convulsed the land. Shall they not 10 gratifcd?
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Christ Church.

The congregation Of Christ Church. whose place
Of worship time ago destroyed by fire, have
succeeded in obtaining an eligible lot on which to
erect the new edtc" which they desire to build
We trn-t they will he enabled. with the aid OF the
community, which sympathises with them in the
loss Of thor church, put mp building which Will
accommodate the wants of that pnpul"us section OF
the CITY, and br an ornament to tina Valley. At
present. the congregation worship in the school
house. where, We are requested to say divine ser
vice will be regularly held on every Sunday, until
the erection OF the now church.
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Prince Albert.

IL appears by the iast foreign arrival that the
English Cabinet has conferred the title Of Prince
Consort ON Prince Albert; thus legally constituting
him member OF the royal family. This excellent
gentleman has hitherto been only husband to Vic
foris, but Is now, after respectable period of pro-
baton, admitted TO the family. circle He is now
husband Of the Queen, and to be respected as such
by all Engiishmen and "outside barbarians" We
congratulate him upon his promotion, and hope he
may prove himself worthy of the confidence with
which be has been honored
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stsamsrs TO the son,h.

A correspondent of the Philadelphia North Am,-
riean says that Mr. Preston, chosen by the Bristol
Railroad Convention, to urge their views in Eng.
land Intends before embarking, TO lay his plans bo
fore the principal railroad companies in phil.d.l
phia, either with Wow Of concentrating their in,
fuence, Of shaping the scheme of direc, lin.
Of steamers between the South and Europe that
the people Of Pennsylvania and the South may be
able to unite in any demonstration before Congress,
for the share of consideration which they have here
tofore been unjnstiy denied -f. .5.-s .1.ze. q.
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Hon VIM. c. Preston. of :. C., is at present on
visit to Charlottesville. Va
The druggists of Charlottesville. Va, have put
the price of soda water up TO 10 cents per glass.
Hon Robert Graves, of Jones county, Miss, died
on the 2Sth ut.
The shock of an earthquake was.frlt in Laurens
: e.. on the DIST ult
There were 20 deaths in Charleston, s. c.. last
week.
zen. Walker made speech at Augusta, Ga
which was enthusiastically received.
Roli Holmes of Dublin, ireland. who defended
John Mitchell in his trial for treason, is dead
Hon Lewis Bortclun, who had filled many public
offices in Louisiana died suddenly on the 18th ult
at Marksvie. Ii.
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Anglo-A.nericaM Policy.

The pacific assurances contained in the late dis
patches Of Lord Clarendon that the British govern
nlent do not Intend TO add to their possessions on
this continent, will quiet the public mind in this
country, and pave the way to satisfactory adjust
ment of questions pending between the two govern
ments In regard to Central America. Great Britain
seeks TO participate in the enjoyment of a common
highway between the Atlantic and the Pacific
Oceans.
Thus vanishes a fine prospect of setting the two
countries by the What will the fire-eaters do
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/ WASHINGTON. July e.--The following offices are
Established in Virginia: Twelve Poles. Wayne CO.;
Pigeon Trace. Logan CO.; kingsyille. Nan-snond
60. Forks of Twelve Pole Wayne CO.; Pennington,
Taylor CO.. Duncan. Wood North Carolina,
WILLIAMSON. y. C.: Boylell, Iredell CO.
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A Tremendous Title.

We have received a newspaper from Massachu-
sets. somewhat larger than mans hand, entitled
The Battle Axe of Truth and Sledge Hammer of
Liberty The name of the paper, like the head of
dwarf is about big as the body. 1t is a'terrifc
name. and people doubt will take care in Massa-
chuSctts how they make war upon Truth and in
terfere with Liberty"
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The people of Richmond know how in appreciate
good picture wh"n they one and there no
better illustrations OF tho fact than To- witness the
crowds that throng pow ERS Fine Art taIlrry
daily.
POW Frs take the Imperial Amhrot pes for ~ rt-
AMI warrants them To pleas. no charge is made
The IMPERIAL the most durable picture that il
made Tiny d'tV can Js'tHtOg. They Rr" not TevBrs-
ed-thry are liic-likr aud hcdutiirlf0 cents.
il lU--It% lJI MAIN STREET
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San MS ASTER

poRTcHEsrER. July "A sailing party of nine
persons from Mamaroneck. were upset Mt Rye this
afternoon. Seven Of the party were drowned, and
two (ladieS) saved Two If the bodies have been re-
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raYrp prpSoxS RJIIRn

CHICAGO Wednesday, July :. 1s57.--The steamer
Boiling City exploded her boilers on the Oshkosh
river the Sd inst. and four persons were killed
and several others seriously injured
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commercial convention

meeting is called for this evening at the City
Hall, to appoint delegates to the southern CONNER
cial Convention, at kno1yllee, Tennessee, TO which
place the last Convention held at Savannah was adj.
journe,i
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N=~ vapr

New YoRK, July 9.--Another riot took place last
night in the l4th ward. The police were attacked
and compelled 10 resort to the use Of firearms. Two
Of the rioters were shot.
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EH"IT - NOT GENERALLY CONCEDED that Liver Com
plant drrangrd state Of the Liver, is the cause
Of most of the summer and bowel complaints that
visit lis during this season of the year.
Yet OF ouT first ply siCans consider the Lirsr
the principal of these Diseases. or in other
words when il Performs its functions properly il en-
ab,s the stem TO resist throw on diseases OF the
stomach and bowels, and where they are derang 4
the sllrrst cure the Liver Of it, disease aud
cause it to perform it, proper functions. There is
nothing in the world that quickly stimulates the
Liver 10 proper performance If its functions Dr.
StNFoRD's LIVER ISyIGORtTOR, which almost instant
ly checks Darrhra Dyscntery, or any complaints If
the bowels.
The 1nvigorator acts a gentle cathartic, yet il
che Ia all lo If the bowels from the time il il
taken till the regular operation of the medicine
eighteen huurn after when the cause OF the COM
plant il removed. the liver .inYig"rated and health
soon follows. The Invgorator may he taken with
perfect safety in all cass OF Dy rent.ry IL has been
tried and used for years for snch complaints by a
largely practicing phi y-ican.
BENNETT, BEERS X FISHER and ADIE h
GRAY. Agents for Richmond. jy 1-d6C2w
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R8- We are much obliged to our talented young
friend Of Lexington, for his letters relative to the re-
cent proceedings of the annual commencements Of
the Institutions of that place. They were concise
tcrse and explicit. Models for the eristoary cor.
respondence of the daily journal.
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The Norm AMERICAN TRUST AND BANKING Comps,
NY.-The New York Court of Appeals in this case
has decided to the effect that the claims of foreign
creditors are established with slight notifications
and the million trust, also the first half million
trust, which secured these foreign creditors ar. de-
ciared valid by the court. The amount OF money
on deposit and awarded by this decision * - uJ
one hall OF which soes To the able firm OF l. Horse
Icy Palmer and the other halt to widows. orphans
retired officers, and large number of Others, who
years gone by had invested their little all in place
Of safety. The decision will be received with ereat
pleasure in England, and will do much to strength
en- American credit. The case has been IL wears in
litigation and not less than six distinguished
counsel employed in the have died since its
connlencement.-Ni Mirror. ...
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aA The NEW York LEDGER for July

At ~ Broad street.
NEW YORK LEnGER, ) cts.
FRANK LESLIE'S PAPER. 10.
BALLOTS PICTORIAL, eta.
Yankee Notion. for August. u CtA.; CLAUDE and thu
DuCh.s p cts; Lr-lie+ Gazette st Fashion. u Cts
United States Magazine. Mrs stephens; Goday. Hur-
per, Graham. BIlou's, and all thr latest Magazine
and Periodicals; Police GHzett- Fr,einsn's Advo-
cate, &c.
For anything in the Newspaper ami Periodical
linz call At JAS. A. GENTRY COS
" 4-ftt News AGENT. III Rrnal street.
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FH~ To MERCHANTS. MECHiNICs AND OTHERS Mer-
chants and other- Wishing To have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILIrITEADS BILLS OF LADINH. POST
ERS &c. &C. printed. invited 10 call NJ our OK
tersive job Office, which is supplied with almost
every variety type embracing all the latest stylc-
Our assortment OF CARDS, large and small, Bust
ness aud Visiting, plain and fancy cannot be eH-
crllrd
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
style.
All work executed at short notice and at the lowest
CASH PRICES. 4 call from those desiring any de-
scripton OF Printing is respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, corner of Main and 18th
street. where can he some Of the finest sprci-
men, of printing ever executed in this country.
JSO. D. HAMMERSLEY co.
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seGp KNOWLES & WALFORp. II have re-
turned to my former bnSino-. connexion with Mr. b.
". KNOW LIS. AMI will he pleased 10 my friends
again at Stationers Hall No. q Pearl II.
We sell BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY
We sill llEkRlSG'S EIREPRUDF SAFES
We sell MARBLEIZED IRON MANTLES.
We insure on lives If white persons.
We insure on lives Of slaves, o. years
jy s-2x T. l.. ID. WALFORD.
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TIE TnREArExEp R,or At LF,yENwoRrn. XIV.

4 Coon Word FOR THE BLrFs.--Thc charlottesville
Na.) Jehersonian, speaking of the visit of the
RichIn"nd junior Blues to that place, says:
We felt proud If the Blues. the Cadets and the
Monticello Guard. their sudierl>e appearance and
conduct a. well AZ for til" qualification they affor~
died. u and our citizens generally, of the opportu-
nifty of celebrating in the home of the immortal
Jefferson tn" birthday Of dlr great and glorious
nation The Junior Blues attracted the attention
of all. and especially the ladies, who smiled upon.
chcrre2 and welcomed them wherever they al-
rearcd. Their visit to Charlottesville that
will long b" remembered with pleasure, by our
citizens.
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YELLOW FEVER At NEW 0RLHANs.-Thr English pa
pers 1T New Orleans say nothing about the yellow
fever, hut the French journal Ii 0rleanois Of June
18th, mentions well marked which had
proved fatal, at the hospital in Circus street The
victim was Frenchman, named Louis Yalhos
aged l9, who had been more than two years in New
Orleans. He had no communication with the ships
in port or any of their ami the origin Of the
disease is puzzle for the scientific
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DEPARTURE or MISsIoNARIEs-Rev Nessrs Will
liams and Leonard with their wives embarked from
Boston on Tuesday for smyrna, in the barque Hen.
ry Hill. The former has been connected with the
Assyrian Mission for several years, and will pro
coed TO Mosnl. Mr. Leonard is to be associated
with the North Armenian mission. 4 daughter o;
DR.. King, OF Athens, is passenger in the same
vessel also Rrv. c. Eddy and his wife, on their wav
to syria, where they have son in the missionary
work.
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Visitors at the Springs.
tcorRrsposDryck OF rnr RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

R0cEBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. JulyS.
/ There are go visitors here and they are stiIl
pouring in. We have a splendid hand, jnst arrived
from New York. TO cnliven the days and moonlight
nights.
J There are a large number of Southerners here
RJGNn
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SEIZURE OF A SUPPOSED AMERICAN SLAVE

NV YosE, July Authorization has been rrceiy-
ed here of the seizure on the Afriran coast. by n
British crnizer Of the brig Adam Grey, formerly OF
New Orleans, on suspicion II being SLAYER.
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HtSFa PRoTECrIoS BrILprNG FL.
y. =. TOWNSEND. sec'y

statr A CARp.--All persons indebted to
JAS. 4. GENTRY 60. are requr,ted not 10 pay
any money except to- tn" undersigned and tina public
cautioned not to- subscribe and pay in sdvsnr"
without receipt.
Ou Subscription Book having been taken away
und-r false pTetrnses, subscriber. requested To
send in thsir name. NJ q. GENTRY
iy lO-at* JAS. A, GENTRY.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Ibrt Of Ricanopd Jtdy f-IEgs H0ter ~ o'cioct
ARRIVED.
Schr. Mrlna. Powell. Norfolk oyster shells j. :
Atte.
Schr. v VI. Tanner, TDli, Wilmington. y. G., Iunl-
her. to order.
schr. Albrrtine. Williams. Gray's Greek, lumber.
Whitlock & son.
SAILED
SChr. T.. NiCkerson. Nckrrson, via Port Walthall.
coal. Phila., ". ID. C0lquitt 4 Co.
NV YORK, July Cleared schr. 0riana, futile.
Richmond
Arrived schr Angelina, Van Cleaf Richmond
HrMNok, T. r.. July l7.-In port. rrhr IiEwatha,
loading for Richmond. Va
Rio J tNEIRn May Fin port. bark Parthian. AMI
sClrs Ann +. Grant and Antelope. to sail next ,iav
Arrived schr. Clara liaxa Nelson. Richnlomd nth
bark Rebecca, Stnycr. from Richmond
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TIE rTRr il NEW ORLEANS.
POST nEFICE AFFAIRS.

New ORLEANS. July a---The fire yesterday destroy
led eleven stores Lnss s3sats0. Mostly insured.
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TOPOGRAPHIC NEWS.

YIiE ArfaSTIc gELGRAPH
w ,sraSsres, JuIy I'm Navy Department 10,
receivsda letter rum Captniu Hudson. II ,hs.
frigs.ea Niagara, n5wlying in the Mersey (Ffg
river stating that vessels. iades with telegraph
cable, were lying alongside, and lac would l'e able
when he commenced, TO coil IN the SfHgara TOO
miles, the ealle daily.
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EXCITEMENT N NICKSBURG. MI>S.-N Vickshurg,
Miss. OF sunday of last week. Cornelius MrCoy
shot dead unoff"nding negro. in the streets
The city marshal allowed the murderer to escape.
This caused great excitement, and large meeting
of citizens which held NJ the Court House.
passed resolutions conforming the marshal, who
thcr"upUn resigned his office
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BeS. Public MEETING.-A Public Meet
ing To appoint Delegates to the Knoxville" CONNER
cial Convention will he held ut the City Hail. THIS
tFR1DAEt EVENING, at O'Clock. II il 7" hc H.
sired that there should I've full ATTENDANCE uf those
who feel "n interest in the commercial independence
NJ the South. Is let
m9yH PRoTECTIoS BUILDING FUNp Con-
PANY.-The regular monthly meeting of this CoInpa-
ny will bc held at their Room THIS FriIay) EVE
MING. the 10th inst at O'Clock. Dues resolved du
ring the day, at l2i Main street
il lott r.. r. TOWNSEND Sec'y.
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nqp ]. F. GARDNER, VI. D., Homgopa-
thic Physician. Richmond. Va Office On Governor
street, near the Richmond House. Jyb-,l}m
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THE GREAT HAIL STORM on TIE FIRST
FRESIIET IN FALMOUTH. VA

The Fredericksburg papers contain some add
tonal facts relative to the hail storm which passed
oyrr that section on the LIST inst Some OF the hail
| stones SAYS the News weighed sir poe,'dS. About
100 frogs were also rancl down the devoted city
of fredericksburg. Tie Herald SAYS:
Tho storm confined itself principally to that part
of SpottSylvania frngng the corporation limits.
and injured the wheat and corn crops of John L.
Maryc. Esq. DIR. Vim. VI smith, J. l.. stansbnry and
others.
The injury in Stafford was of a far more serious
character carrying desDlation in it, tracks. Among
those injured are the crops of Mrs. Judge Coalter.
Mrs. TRIBE. John Pollock. L. l. Huffman. Col. VIM
IL. Browne and others. In the vicinity of White
Oak il was very disastrous. many farmers having
their all either destroyed or seriously injured.
Ia King George il laid waste both WHEAT and
corn. Among the sufferers John Arnold. Dr.
Hunter. Addison Han-ford. DIR. ii. d. Ashton, Mrs.
Julia ITanSford H. c. Rowland. Col. Babcr. Daniel
Coakley. q. u. Wallace. John Jcter j. e. Taliafcrro.
VIM. Mcdaniel and others.
We have ~ report from Westmorcland that it
swept through that county doing immense damage.
We next hear Of it in Essex, hut are without par
ticulars save that it greatly injured the growing
corn of Thomas y Clark, Esq.
The News has the following with relation 10 q
destructive and fatal freshet in Falmouth. Va;
The repeated rains and storms of "wednesday
causcd food in kygers run, in Falmouth, about
midnight, which nearly swampcd one half the
town. The large warehouse of Mr.. Forbes. which
has stood for hty years about thirty feet from the
ordinary channel of the run. bult two feet of
stone foundation. was swept down n hundred yards
against another warehouse by the bridge, demol-
ishing it utterly and creating general smash Of
both
Each warehouse was full of goods loco bushels of
corn, sugar, bacon. salt, &c. &C. estimated loss
Stn. Mr.. Bannon- warehouse and store was
flooded and damaged his goods TO amount of about
900. The House of Mrs. Latham, McSSr-. Green.
Stiars and Reeves, and Edwards, DC. &c, were
flooded four feet deep. old Mrs. Latham reIi-
dercd spcrchles+ by the shock, and died the follow
ing sunday. Stiars house was almost swept away.
Al old negro woman floating round the room
on her he'd in Mr. LathamS house and reached The
steps ami thus escaped.
Tn" most remarkable incident was that Of horse
in stable which was float ii POO yards, over wall
ten feet nigh. and the horse found in the top of
the stable aStrtdle of beam
The storm did some damage in Warren and Page
counties. In Albemarl. il damaged the crops of
wheat and corn the farms of Reuben Marry.
john :. Abel, Robert Wheeler and others. In
som" place, in the @nrg"s Of the Blue Ridge noun
tan> the day afterwards the hail four feet
deep and wagon loads off could have hcen gather
ed mp.
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kkas" TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
X. q q. Whitfield, wholesale ami retail dealer Ina
Shingles Mahogany and Lumber at overy de-crip-
ton Office and yard corner of Cary and 10Th streets
Richmond, Va. my lY-d6mf
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A~REMoyAL-DR. PEACnY, TO THE
Ballard liouse. jy Inns
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Good Advice.

Persons going 10 the Springs can have the DIS
pArca sent 10 Thorn for any length Of time they may
fiexffa
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$40 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from

m NIU NEWAhD. --haHIWay from
~ the subscriber on Monday last, n negro man
n named MALLiKAJi lie is about % year, al
age. i feet inches high Of rather dark cuni.
plexiUli. and has "A stoop in his shoulder He was
Formerly the property Of Mr. BeazIcy who resides
some fntr miles from the city and purchased by
me few days since If Dickinson. Hill Co. He has
been for some years past engaged IN the Well digging,
and Is doubtless well known in the neighhurho0d
Of Brooke Avenue. The above reward will I've paid
for his delivery nj Mr.. Tate'- Jail near Nayo's
Bridge. ELtIABEFH FICkERS.
let's