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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

MEssRs EDITORS: but express the unanimous
wish OF the immense audience who heard Mr.. Eve
rett yesterday at the Theatre, when beg that this
patriotic gentleman will consent again TO repea
his incompatible address. Some persons have come
to this city for the special purpose of hearing it,
ADD were wholly unable to get iuto the theatre 80
The repetition Of the Grafton at this time may per
haps, interfere with some of Mr.. T. g arrangements
but appeal to that patriotism which giistened IL
ms eye and beaDed in his face on yesterday, and
believe shall not appeal in vain.
Ihis Grafton is calculated to do immense good
and tins viii, know, be an important eonsidera,
ton with the honorable gentleman Would to God
that every man and Woman in the country could
hear that eloquent appeal TO Patriotismi
would suggest that the ladies of tha Morn,
Vernon Association request Mr.. Everett 10 reneat
his oration-say Oh Thursday evening nexs, az ths
African church. IA n
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA-ACCIDENT TO TIL
BARK FAME

BALTIMORE. Feb 23.--The bark Clinton Wright
with dates from Monte Video TO Dece mber I'd ha.
arrived.
The news from the Argentine Republic is IN
favorable. In consequence of the financial crisi:
the American and European trade is PROSTATE
Produce had declined revolt ut Minas threat
ened to produce internal defressions.
The bark Fame, from Richmond, Va, for Monte
Video, on the 23d of December got ashore and was
assisted off by Brazilian war steamer. Whilst
aground large number of italian pirates boarded
the bark for the purpose Of plundering her. They
stole the vessels chrenometer, and everything
else they could lay their bands on, and were got
ten rid Of when the bark got off, which vas &C
complished by small vessels tightening her of her
cargo. 1t was the opinion of the Captain OF the
Fame that if she had stayed aground all night All
attempt would have been made by the pirates &c
murder all hands
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THE BALLS.

The bali at the Ballard House, Young Guards
hal, nj ,hs LIST Market Hall. and the Red Mems, at
the Monticello House, were elegant and spirited
sTsirs, and gotten mp In admirable style. There
was an array Of female beauty and lovelness At
these balls which completely eclpsed the splendors
Of the military procession and certainly surpassed
II In the wounds Il Inflicted and the number Of its
captives. Henceforth the Virginia banner should be
beautiful woman, with a knight, not tyrant,
under her fantastic toe, and the fallen brave de-
Iiriousiy hugging his chains.
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NEW YORK, Feb q Flour closed dull, at 5 cts adj
vance on all grades. What and Corn dull. and nom.
iDai. Stocks closed weak. Va. SIS S921s Sales yes
terday of $3f, 900 Va SIS ut 921s.
BALTIMORE Feb 23.-Flour firm and active: sales
ter fiQure. Wheat quiet: Red $l.02Gsi 0s; whit,
81 i!0Sl d. Corn dropping: White 55056; yellow
56G13s. Clover seed 81 STG15.l2.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.-SsRdte.- bill to re-
locate the land warrants guaranteed to Lafayette
was discussed. Action on 1T was postponed.
Mr.. Bell made speech in response to the reso-
lntions OF the Tennessee legislature censuripg
him for refusing to vote for the admission of Kas-
sas, under the Lecompton constitution, four years
ago.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, replied, defending the
resolutions.
Ho.se.-The documents giving the expenses of
the War Department for the year were received.
Mr.. Crawford introduced bill to provide for the
deficiencies in paper and printing for the two last
Congresses. 1t was referred to the Committee OF
the Whole.
Mr.. iieard's resolution on the influence Of the
Administration over the votes Of members of the
House was postponed until Thursday.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the Kansas question. Mr. Burrows
made speech. aid was followed by Messrs Cary
and Morris. The latter, Douglas Democrat. de-
fed the power Of the President and his Cabinet.
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RHpoRrsD FOR THE DAILY DrspArcH
ARRIVAL on THg AsGLo-sAxos.

ARRIVAL or THE ASGLO-sAx0N.
PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 23--The steamer Anglo
Saxon has arrived. She left Liverpool on the 10th
inst.
The America arrived out on tho 9th. The Arago
and City of Washington sailed on the 10th inst for
New York, The ABgiosaxon was detained IL
hours off Cape Race by Ice.
The news by this arrival Is unimportant.
The q. 8. Corvette Constellation was at Aiexan.
dria on the Goth January.
Leave has been granted 10 Lord Palmerston to
introduce q bill to amend the law making con-
spiracy to murder, felony.
NJ BsIlaut. tho French Minister OF the Interior,
had resigned. NJ. Espinasse succeeds him.
The Bank OF France has reduced Its rate Of dis
count to a. per cent.
There Is nothing from India or China.
coMMEgCIAL.
LIVERPOOL Feb. i0.-Cotton lrmer and advanced
I'd on all grades sales for three days reacht d
III goo bales Il which spectators took 800 and ex-
porsers took goo bales The market closed firm,
with an upward tendency Advires from Manches-
ter are fayorabls Breadstuffs dali Flour dull at
quotations nominal Western Canal rls Cd 'hio,
2ts.7d; southern 22sSs Q123s Wheat firm-Red S.
Cd e6s white To G7s sd 1s7s Cd for best Corn dull
quotations barely maintained-mixed and yellow
33s: white SIS. Provisions dull Sugar qniet and
steady. Coffee do Rice quiet. Rosin steady ut Is
Gas Sd. Spirits of Turpeptine firm a. 3ss
Money In better demand Consols a55lG995Tx
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DUEL NEAR WASHINGTON

morning near Biadensburg, between Heutenants
Bell and Williams of the U. 5. Army. 1t grew out
of a fight yesterday at barber shop in this CITY,
the result of a Misunderstanding Of four years du.
antagonist. The latter fred into the ground
Friends then interfered, and the affair was ad-
iustpl
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MARINE nJSASTEp

New IoEK, Feb. 23.-The clipper ship Flying
Dutchmsn, which went ashore on Brigantine beach
was entirely broken up during the gale on Friday
The steam tug Webb, reports large black schoon
err ashore on Romer Shoals. The ship Howard
ffom Hamburg, which sailed on the 7th November
last, lost 81 passengers during the trip, by dis
ease resembling hog cholera.
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THE EIaHTH ANNIvERsARY BAIL of the

Young Guard Light battalion, was one of the
most animated and pleasant entertainments that
have ever been given by that popular and gallant
command. The company Just large enough
to fill the first market, aud the ladies were among
the fairest of Richmond's fair daughters. It need
not he wondered at then, that the exhiIerating
dance was Sept up till the small hours of yester
morn and that all seemed to regret that the night
could not be doubled so to lengthen the tine OF
the CAV festivities
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VIRGINIA PosroTHcEs.--A postoffice Is establish.
cd at Gieawood, Roekbridge county, Va, and Fran.
els I. Anderson appointed postmaster. The Office
will receive special supply The Office at Penn.
aud John d. Hobsen appointed postmaster. Al
Prince Georges c. H., Prince Georges county Va.
Archer Worsham Is appointed!po vice w
b. Boyd resigned.
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BALTIMORE CRY GuARD.-This hand

some and admirably drilled corps, under the com.
mana of Capt. J. z. WARNER, attended by the In
dependent Blues Band of Baltimore, were escorted
about the city yesterday morning by detach-
ment of the Young Guard Light Battalion, and
to the Capital Square, where they performed a va.
riety of military evolutions in mastery style In
the afternoon they were taken in charge by the
battalion and conducted to the Capitol Square,
where they were presented by Col. Richardson to
Governor Wise, who cordially welcomed them. in
a neat and well-timed speech They were then
escorted to the American Hotel, where an ex-
cellent collation. was served them and at ten
O'Clock at night they were escorted to the
steamer at Rockets, from which place they en-
barked for the Monumental city. The City
Guard is composed of as fine looking men as any
We have seen, all of whom are soldiers in every
sense of the word.
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TIE .sRrD MySsn BAIL at Nont;cel-

10 Hail. last Monday night, was largely attended.
and passed OF in the most satisfactory manner
The hall was handsomely and appropriately de-
corated, and the appearance of some members of
the order in their novel regalia, heightened the
interest OF the scene Those who participated in
this pleasant entertainment, will long remember
il, and often wish for the return of the day when
they can engage in similar one.
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Sky Rockets were sent up from the
Capitol Square, last Monday night, and roman
candles, pop crackers and other miniature fire
works, freely set of In various sections of the
city. We have heard Of no accident occurring
from this mode of celebrating the 22d, and have
no doubt that all who witnessed them were graft
fed.
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THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR dinner, ct Cor
inthian Hall, last Monday evening. proved TO be
feast of reason and q flow of soul, as well as OF
choice visnds prepared in the most tempting style
Sir Knights from abroad had "A most agreeabl
evening with their brothers, aud speeches that
would have done credit TO any assemblage, were
called forth by the occasion.
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THE BALLARD HOUSE BALL, On the mig bit
of the I'D, passed of pleasantly, and was we'll at
tended. We understand that the supper was ar
excellent one. and that the visitors TO the city
who attended it, were highly pleased with all that
transDfrad
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entertained their brother Sons" from other places
in a creditable style Monday last. Their long
tables were abundantiy supplied with substantial
edib!es, and,the best ofgood things which, was high
ly creiitable to the committee who had Ii prepared
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~ Strangers soiournnv in town should not fail
to procure the Likeness made BY the celebrated
Artists. TYLER Il Co. of f39 Main street. At this
place you can procure Portraits at prices varying
from q cts. TO sos.
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THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN MESsRS. CLAY
TTIInM

WASHINGTON. Feb 23.-The seconds Of Hon. j. b
Clay and Gen. CulIom are both here this evening
The general impression is that the challenge has
bsen withdrawn, and the matter in a fair way &C
be adjusted
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WASHINGTON TAGERs. fine look.
ing company have had pleasant time at their
quarters at Shads Hotel, guests of the Virginia
Rifles. Yesterday they were invited to Mr.. W C.
Hulchor's, on I'd street, where they were cordially
antarfainaa.
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PFrERsnuRa YoLuNIERRs.-The ON

PETERSBURG VoLUEIEERs.--The COM
pany from tho coekads City, left here yesterday
route for home The Grays, Captain Scott, IL one Of
the old sstand-bys Of the State and IL highly APP
rs well as for its readiness to do service when
eslied upon. The Il. /. Gnard Ia a very handsome
ssrp. AMI The Artillery preaiises ~ bv efficient
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LsGrsLAruRR.-The proceedings of the LegisIa
sure yesterday were confined to bills of a local
character merely. Our columns this morning are
too crow led to admit of their publication.
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THE INDEPENDENT GRAYs, Of Norfolk,
are fine looking body of men, and promise to
become admirable disciplinarians in a short
time.
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Ag- STRANGERS r jourping in town should not
leave without procuring the beautiful Ambrotype,
executed by TYLER & Co., as they are made at Low
prices and are of the best quality. TrLER & Co.'S
Gallery is the largest la the State.
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WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY. The
drill OF this company, on the Square, comman ded
BY Capt. J. l.. Davis, was admired by all who saw
IT, and Warmers Brass Band, which attended it,
received its need of praise.
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| OST-On Monday, I'D of February,
IA in Richmond. my POCKET BOOK, containing
number of papers, which is of M service 10 apy
one as pay ent has been stopped but there was No
money in it. will pay a liberal lea ard for II let.
ut his office, or with the undersigned
IL 24-3t# VIVA FURCROS
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E3- TYLER Co, Artists, I3s Main street. was
awarded the premium At the last fair of the Ameri-
can Institute. Gallery I39 Main street.
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corps paraded the streets yesterday, under the
cort OF detachment of the Richmond Grays,
and won the admiration of all who saw them.
On reaching the Square they went through the
infantry drill with marked precision, performing
all the revolutions with the and grace Of
regulars.
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THE CUMBERLAND TRoop, Capt. Page,
were Hospitality entertained at the Broad Street
Hotel, on the I'D, by the Henrico Dragons, Col.
Davis, who are ever ready to extend a soldiers
welcome to their brother soldiers in arms
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to- STRANGERS wanting Portraits and Ambro
types taken. 20 to the artists TYLER & Co.
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QUITE FEAT.-Mickey Free, on Saturday night
last, in Portsmouth, ended the feat of walking log
consecutive hours, and on Sunday left there for
Richmond
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THE PORTSMOUTH REGIMENT left this
city yesterday afternoon tho steamer IS Coffee
They were escorted to the boat by the Richmond
Greys.
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r 0sT.-A POCKET BOOK, en- the 22j
- while going to the Theatre Said HoaH conts,n,
bonds on persons in Halifax aud Pittsyjy.pis ra
ceipis, accounts ard letters auable only 10
A reward Of s. will be given TO any one Who viii
leave i at the Dispatch office. or send ii by mail "a
me at Danyille. NoQuestions viii he asked
fe A--3t% uR0 w YARRKOuCu
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CADETS .--The Cadets of the Virginia
Military Institute, under the command of Major
GILLIAN, are expected to leave here this afternoon
for Petersburg, on their way to Norfolk.
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Chincbas, was wrecked oa Montauk Point and
her officers and crew lost. Eight bodies have wash
cd ashore.
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I OST-On Saturday last, between Rich
IA rnond and Danville. my FREE PAPERS. They
we're in a pocket book I will give liberal reward
for them if left 1T this office.
FREEB0RN WO0DSON,
f. 24-lt# A free man Of colrr
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ALEXANDRIA was represented.

Monday, by two handsome comprehensive Rifles
aud Mount Vernon Guard. Both were well spo.
ken of for their soldiery bearing, and posed
of admirable mater ial for service.
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uments. believe In the granite and marble. /
believe In monuments, and regard them as one
Of the nobest exercises of genius, taste and skill
in highly advanced stage of civilization. But,
sir. they are more than this. they embody high
clements. They the embodymenfs of patrf-
otism, Truth, Fidelity to Country and Services for
the Common Good. tell you, that as long as
that noble work shall have the SHOWS Of winter
and the heat of summer. If the arm Of flesh shall
ever fail TO sustain you, that rigid arm will buoy
you up and he q terror to traitors. loud APP
piause.) ! tell you that thunder more furious
than the elements will elothe the neck Of that
war horse. to strife terror into the hearts OF the
enemies of the Union and the Constitution
Loud appiause.)
/ will save little voice for what awaits me to-
morrow, and beg leave, therefore, simply to con-
clude(cries Of sgo on" Ego on, '(--with the fol-
lowing sentiment:
virginia-she honors herself In the honor that
she pays to her great men.
[Mr. EgERErT's speech was followed by loud and
long continued applause.
The next toast in order was
"Connecticut and Michigan-States who have
come with to recall and reverence our Fathers
Virtues
Governor HoILEE responded to this sentiment
and concluded by the following toast:
"Tbe Union Of these States, indissolubly one
and the same, now and forever"
Governor BINGHAM, of Michigan, followed with q
few remarks, and gave
"The Union: It's dangers will disappear if the
the caunsels and be guided by the principles oil
| the early Founders Of the Republic"
The next regular toast was
New Jersey: The blood of heroes consecrated
her land. 1t was here Washington showed him
| self General.
Governor NEWELL. of New Jersey, responded to
this toast, and concluded with this sentiment:
The State of Virginia: Fortunate in possessing
all the elements of prosperity and greatness-for
tunate in the hospitality and chivalry of her pso
ple--and first, and and above oil things else
of being the home and birthplace of Washing
ton.
The following toast was next read:
"Tbe Home of Washington Consecrated by the
devotion and gratitude of his daughters"
The Hon. WIN. l.. YAscEY, of Alabama, replied to
this toast, but We have not space to attempt an
outline CT his interesting remarks.
A toast to the PRESIDENT and his CABINET was re-
sponded to. in the absence of Governor FLoYp, by
Col. b. r. FLOYD, Senator from Wythe, in an elo
quent manner.
JoHS RANDOLPH TUCKER, Esq, Attorney General
WAS also drawn ont, and responded in his usual
style, after which the company adjourned The
occasion was brilliant one, and very much en-.
joyed by those who participated. We have not
room for outline of the speeches of the Gov
ernors from abroad, which we should like to give
as they were guests; but their toasts reflect the
tenor and sentiments Of their brief addresses
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CuARLorTEsyILLE sent down her an

ticelIo Guard" commanded by Capt. Mallory,
whose position IN the procession of Monday, was
conspicuous. AID whose department was highly
gratifying to its friends.
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THE JUNIORS of Norfolk. are well
drilled, and march remarkably we'll. They were
on the streets yesterday, and were we'll spoken of
by military men who saw them.
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~ Ambrotypes and all the various styles OF
portraits at half price, at the great steam depot 49,
Main street, TYLER Co. Artists.
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The FAyETTE ARTILLERY had a dinner

TIE FAYETTE ARTILLERY had dinner
at MIR. James Thomas factory, on Monday last
where they entertained thetPetersburg Artillery,
Capt. Nichols. Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, Capt
Corprew and Portsmouth Light Artillery, Capt.
Cassell. We are glad to see this old company gain.
ing strength, under the guidance of Col Nimmo,
who seems to have inspired new life into it.
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+ OST-Y esteTday, just before the de.
IL livery of Mr.. Everett Oraliu between Mr.. A.
Pizziu's on broad street and the Theatre toy PORT
AoNNAIH. containing 80 in bank notes. i've gold
dollars some little silver change, aud through rail-
road passage ticket 10 Lynchburg. The finder will
be literally rewarded by returning 1t to W u
Dounan. No IL, Pearl street, or 10 myself
10 24-Ils JOSEPH PETTYJ0HN.
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| .oST-Cn Saturday morning, at or
A near the New Market. an Oval CAMEO EAR.
RING. ihs hook broken. Tho finder win BE- liberal.
iy rewardeiby leaving the same at the Office
II.
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EE- Procure the Steam Portraits taken by Tyler
Co, who make at the rate of from 500 10 1000 Pos.
traits daily. IS artists employed l39 Main street.
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RoRRERY IN RAITJNoPF
wpprR ANDJocc M yJrv

BALTIMORE, Fob. 23.-The gunsmith establishment
of J. C. J. Meyers was robbed last night of slO0t
worth of guns, pistols, &c.
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T OsT-A small BEAD PURSE, with a
IL steel clasp containing about SO in gold and sil.
vsr. A liberal reward will be pad the finer by
leaving the same at this Office. f. A-3t
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THE DISPATCH.
q ,AY MoRNlNea...-, FEBRUARY q. IS
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DESPATCH must be handed
by sis o'clock in TIE afternoon in order 10 appear
the nexsday. The heavy pressure Of sdverfisens hts
upon The columns of our paner will NOT admit OF
their reception after the hour named.
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SALE OF THE STEAMER ADRIArIc TO TIL

Now YORK, Feb. 23.-The steamship Adriatic il
reported to have been sold to the Russian Govern
ment for f200,000 sterling.
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Hsy4 Of Rssanoad, FEB. u-msa was<y . ~,


ARRIVED.
Steamer Geo Peabody. rrstchars. Ra,tsynsva -
Luiiam and Watson '''sai'v'es fnor
sehr. Y. J. ETognafd. - New York hav wtt,
lock & Son. "sJ' whit-
schr. Prota, -, BaltIraora. rndz, W T, f,e.s,,..,
4 Go. f " tDa SVtGatt
schr. Deiphjns Herbert, Myers. Norfolk ms,
SAILED
steamship jamestown. karrsh, View York. ma,.
ana passengers. Ludlam 4 Watson ''"ss
stfamer oeorge Peabody, Prifchett, Baltimore
Brig Governor Bell, -, Boston, Iads, W. D. Oh
sehr John Bell. Witcher. Boston. miz, o. Ew
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T OST A Geld LINK BRACELET
Ia between Monticello Hall. on Broad sttesi ana
emner OF Sth ana Cary. on tbs aght Of thu 2d irst
at this office. tsl-S"% u
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r OST-On Capitol Square. near tho

"A steps of the Capital. Pocket Book, which CON
taiRed about 81 and "a number Of due bills IaySlle
to Fray Ser Duun. Five dollars will be giysn 'or
the return OF the papers TO q Maurice. Isl Main
the book A DUNN.
fe 25-lk~
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ca For Portraits go to Tyler & Co.'S, l39 Msii
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I OST-Last night about O'Clock, be.
- tseer the Market House ard corner Of Frant.
lin and 18th street, black VELVET RDLE ,si,b
handsome bunch OF FLDNErS each side 1bs
finder viii be literally rewarded by leaving il Al
this Office Ia 3aNS.s
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se5~ DUNLOP, MosouRs & Co. ask tho
attention 81 dealers n their cargo sale cf SUGAR
MOL AssES. COFFEE. 6e.. at II O'Clock THIS
MORNING. at th sir wharf and Warehouse AZ sors
et.s, without reg ard TO weather fel~n
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a. For Portraits go to Tyler Co.'S. 100 Mai
street.