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MAkLE INsUKANCE COMPANY, of Charlottesville,
Va, from the Reristu:
The Stockholders of the ALBFMARLE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, on Satu da, last, held their
ANIMAL meeting. The report tn them exhibited q
most prosperous conditlon The surplus fund is
now over 800 90, subject to deduction OF s pc r
cent. dividend, declared ouc Of the profits OF the
past six months The To, al cash assets # the Com
pany amount to 3372,3li.40 It. has ,ad out to
policy holders more than 100 900 It's OF ami
cation; ct the present exhibit shows u - have
been, during the whole period. prob, al, tho best
nvestmen IN the st to. The stock is n, selling
ing gentlemen are elected Directors FOX H. pres
ent year;
DIRECTORS VIM. T. Early, B. H. Magruoer,
John Cochran. DR.. VIM l.. Anderson, 7 ho,l.as L.
Earlsh, 3. c. Flanagan, Thos- Wood, DR.. Charles
Carter, r. X. Prentis.
Our townsman, THOMAS M. ALFRIEND, is the
Agent for this Company in this city, and issues
Fire Policies in the same. His Office is on 18th St.
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A-DR. ROBERT HUNTER, of New York, arrived
In town this morning and is stay ing al the Powha-
tan HOTEL where he will meet his patients and
those who desire to consult him for any affection
OF the Throat or Lungs.
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VOLCANO EauPrioH IN IorrArn-C.,.
Nelson, Of the Kron Princes Caroline. from
Cienfugos, arrived in Liverpool, report. =,
follows: ~ag ea
A volcanic eruption Of the mountain Mvvd,.
0okel, In Iceland, took place ON the lin =,
May last, continuing with uuinferrupted VIC.
lence tor nearly month, aud could De seen \,
distance OF one hundred and twenty miles
~ night; and, what 10 most remsrkabIe m
eruption occurred one hundred and Ave yeays
ago. on precisely the same date, DESTROYING
ever ythinG for miles round -
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INFIRM A Y OF ST. FRANCIS DE
i SALES,
ROOKIE VENUE
RICHMOND, VA
CON UCTED BY THE SISTERS OF

CHAKITi.
Tbs institution is now ready for the reception
of patients. It's location. familiarls known so long
as Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern is every
thing that can be desired for q quiet. wholesome
and beaut full retreat for those who have either lost
their health or received bodily injury: The grounds
trees Of large growth. refreshed with the waters
OF an abundant spring; and while, on the one side,
connected with respectable and populous neish-
boThocd Of the city, the other, ex posed to
the pure air of the open country.
work. under the inspiration Of Religion and nd the the
income which may sccrue "bove current expenses,
taking care OF the sick who may be destitute.
Patients OF al denominations are received with
Cases of small pox or of other infectious disease,
wii. not be admitted. Nor is 1t intended to re-
The prices. except where special agreement has
been made, VIII te as follows:
For Board and Lodging, Nursing. Medical At
For white persons, in the wards. S6 per week.
For white persons, IN private
For coIored persons, in the wards s5
The washing will be at ths expense of the pa
The aho prices will be required. even should
the patient ask aud pay for medical advice and at
may send his patients to the In6rmary and attend
them
ss:SP il the ffHe 4':r stP ERR
fImsry of St Flanols de Sales.
The snd Mil n the attending
ST. g go. PEACHY, M. D., Exchange Hotel or
,D1N'I W. THoM AS. NJ. D, south side of CLAY,
'1 Doss q y CULLEN. ND. ba-a.
z RBLS PURE sCUPPERNON WINE
u Made hs from th sp SoIth Gar slins Grape.
assoP;nsn pi' Of tiauoRs. and general
ah fLo ttAs:e asb bfys .n FISH s1s,s E.
iya-ss - ' sS6b b,sfat = JOHNSTON
Day GooR W,T SAAG,RE.!E : 10 cosr
We have 4 large stock Of Goods on hand Jet,
have to be removed, 70 get room for the improve
ments we are now makins.
PAIL SooDs which can nov ' BE- bought ., very
I S'!l s n and secure fs,s4H,P III. sosEssAu.
s.s. u e. a.a q
20 present them g ps settle v..h.at
qaestsd to come forward s one spd ssstlH
ss.:.s.s NaFE ssk ss Va s..s9
s;::i =; ::: e:
J, s s J! s. 1' is.a ssSysI's afaos. CO.
- Ths undersigned offers for sale n large and va
With come I,knisr and cheaper stSlss. OAsos ss}
Ss,e :S S:.. % 'h essiffL Sf. l e saa
49, - 81. "a ) Z. - : a
EGAN0:.No.l Peruvian Gsaao; Eide Islssd
- - do "A 4" Mexlean do Nsvassas .. Dsgvn
sss:s:a is S':3sss:ss:sss ssi,)Ii: g.
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United Stntes Army and Southern Officer

United Stntes Army md southern Officers.
Four out of five Generals of the United
States Army are SOP therners, and two of them
from Virginia. The Judge Advocate General
and his assistant, the q uarternaster General,
The Acting Comm,ssary General and the Sur
geon General, are Virginians. The Com
mander.in Chief of the Army, the commander
ia Texas, in New Mexico and In Utah, are all
virginians. From WAsHINGToN to SCoTT,
Virginia has furnished the country with its
best military talent
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IA The Annual Moonlight Excursion Of
the MONTGOMERY GUARD, will take place
abr MT the last of this month Due notice If the
even ng ana the boat shall be gwen throush the
papers, ~ 2-lt
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H Ihave received an additional supply
of those beautiful light brown FRENCH SOFT
FEi.r HATS. Th21e gentlemen who have been
.P.S.-SrRAW, PA N A M A and LEGsURN
HATS at cost. JOHN DO0LEY.
Nv 2S-eod3t
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AMERICAN BUTTER AND CHEKsE-The for
eign demand tor American butter and cheese
is rapidly increasing. During the first six
months Of 1858, there were exported from New
York 6s5 l16 pounds of butter, and 2aoo,53l
pounds of cheese. For the same period VI
1860, the export Of these articles was-of but
ter, 1855, s3s pounds and of cheese, 1857 ,256
pOun0s
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E Mrs. Wins1ow, an Experienced Nurse
anu Female Physician, has SOOTHING Sl RUP
the process of teething b, softenIng the gums
reducing all irflmmatlon-will sllay all pain and
is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend up It
mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and re-
lief and health to your infants. Perfectly lie in
all cases. See advertisements in an Their QUINN
For sale by FISHER i SHEPHERD,
iy 20 Druggists l27 Nal st.
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nSpecial Motto e...The attention OF
housekeepers Is requested to the sale Of elegant
Furniture, Piano. Gas Chandeliers, &c, THIS
DAY. at 10 O'Clock, at the late residence of James
Sale conducted by II. b. COOK, Auct'r.
iy 23-lt
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FRANCE AND MKxiCo-Dispatches received
Saturday, AZ the State Department from Mr.
Faulkner, our Minister to France, make no
mention OF the ramored intervention BY
France in the affairs Of Mexico
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MISSIONARY TO EUROPEAN TURKsY-Dur.
Ing ths recsn session OF tbs General Assem- bly
% the Cumhsriand Presby terrain On urch, a
Nosoviilss Tenn, Rev. J. q. Armstrong wa.
peollciy and selemnly set apart 70 the work
q Iofslgn missions In the empire Of European
nessed In that church. = =.
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III From A. MORRIS, WEST &c JOHNSTON,
ana J. W. RANDOLPH, we have received Hay.
psr's Magazine for August.
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"a. New York Life Insurance Company

ARichard F. Wilson, Accountant, offers
his services to the merchants Of Richmond for the
purpose Of EXAMINING AND CORRECTING
SETS OF BOOKS. MARING TRANSFERS
FROM old T0NEw SETS. CLOSING UP Co
PARTNERSHIPS. 80. Having several years.
experience he feels con dent he can give satisfac-
zion to all merchants that intrust their business
to him The best of city reference will be gwen.
His office Is with Messrs. HARRIS HOLMAN, on
City Post Office will be promptly attended to.
iy l1-l2tt
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~ Church Hill Alum Water, Richmond.
in the of by spepsi., Liver Complaints, hron-
10 BronchiIs, Chronic Diarrhpa, Chronic Dyson
hapses Iyos al
fections. Ulcers and Scrofuious Diseases. The
above valuable w alter can Away be had, FHESH
FROM The SPRi NG. at the Drug Stores of
Meade & Baker, Joseph Laidley, and at py resi-
dence. lily l2-lml ELIZA l.. VAN LEW.
A To GrOcers. attention OF Gro.
GERS and Merchants gene ally is called to SEM
PIES INFALLiBLE BAKING POWDER a
fore the public.
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A Penitent PuSilist.


We are pleased 10 see by the last genuine
not he author of a certain bellicose epistie,
signed by his name, and challenging the I'm =
mortal champion of the world to single COM
bat. The promptness with which Mr.. HEKNAN
responded TO the defiance led US to apprehend
that another shocking exhibition of the mill
ing ar, WAS about to transpire upon our shores.
The pugIlism of the day has become almost 40
barbarous the duel, and has as little pre-
tensions 10 fair play. We are happy to per-
ceiye that Mr.. MoRRIssEY has determined to
abandon the brutal arena of the rope, and
confine himself TO what he calls /" better bust.
ness" 1t cannot be difficult to find +" better
business" than fighting such a man as HKH-
NAN. We trust the newspaper press will en-
courage the new convert in his higher views
of life and induce others to follow his exam
pie. We should have more faith in his con.
version if he had discovered the evil of his
ways before the late set-to for the belt Of Eng
land, in which he NANTES ted such a lively in
Ierest as to make a voyage to that tight little
island, for the purpose of investing his money
on the side of the English champion, and see.
ing the Benicia Boy thoroughly punished
But the greatest sinners may be forgiven il
they amend their ways and turn their atten.
ton to "better business" 1t is to be hoped
therefore, that HEENAN will not disturb the
public peace by subjecting MoRRIssEY to a
pugilistic penance for his offences. 1t 10 glory
enough TO have conquered the champion of
England, and to have convinced the most COM
bative pugilst OF America Of the folly of
prize figbung-
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TUPMAN has large stock of goods for the sea-
son. consisting of Drap Etc, Alpaca. Linen, Cas-
slmere, Single Milled Cloth, Silk. and Marseifles
COATS, PANTS and VESTS, made In good sty .e,
we'll assorted to size and quality a. d for sale
cheap. Good stock, stylish and durable, can be
bought at log M ain street.
VIM 8. TUPMAN, Agent,
Third door above l4th street,
lie 30-ts(2p) South aide of Main,
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IRISH ExoDue.-The exodus from Ireland
contin ues thus far at as great a ratio as In
1850. The population Of the country is now
53a,5O0 persons less than 1t was in 1851, when
the last census was taken.
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DEED.


dsss IN Is az 4 per
OF virginia ann Henry HsgAn, ased ~ montAes
now, NAfy thou art an angel 800
md With the ankels stand, 80
crown upon thy fOfeheads -
A harp within THY nand go
There, ria ht % fore thy Saviour,
30 glorious and 30 bright.
Thou wilt make the sweetest music
And praise min da, and night ..,,
Her funeral will take place from her iatnet :
residence. this Afternoon at O'Clock. Ihs Tiends
and acauains ances of the fams, and those Of heI
uncle, Charles Hagan, are respectfully Inviseo 10
| I'm Sunday evening, end instant. MARY ANN,
daughter OF Patrick and Catharine RANKIN, aged
| 3 months and 10 days.
Her funeral vii, take place At her fathers resi-
dence, on 18th street, to-day At 81 O'Clock. Ing
friends aud acausintances of the family arc invited
to attend.
| On Sunday morning, 2ad inst. FLORENCE, In
| FAINT daus liter of George w and Louisiana Don
nan. aged mon this and "a days:
The funeral will take place from the residence
| at o'clock this tMonday afterro.dn
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BOARDING.

QOARDlNG.- MRS. J. M. G. JETER respect-
- fully announces to the public and her former
patrons. that she has again removed 10 Richmond,
streets. where she will BE- pleas ed to accommodate
those ~bo may patronIze her, with BOARD ON
reascnAbie terms No efvrt shall be spared to Yen-
ahed. ! can accommodate several sounx eeatle
men, also, with hoard and LODGING, il de-
sneo. Jyx3N
- At Mrs. EDDLNS' Boarding House, Cove ros
street: More DAY BOARDERS can Also BE- =,
commooated. liz 1881
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VEGETABLEs SENT NORTH FROM NORFOLK.
The opening of the line from Seaford to Nor
folk, by steamboat. connecting with the Della
ware Railroad, has been the means of carry.
ing to Philadelphia a large amount of yege-
tables and fruit from Norfolk, Va. The line
has been in operation about one week, and on
the last trip to Seaford the steamer carried 1872
packages, weighing 900 pounds, of peaches,
apples, tomatoes, cucumbere, sc.
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THE GREAT EAsTERN.-Noyfoik.-T Di-
rectors of the Great Eastern have offered, if
? 900 tons Of semi bituminous be given them as
a gratuity, to bring their ship int Chesapeake
Bay and exhibit her there at 50 cents a head
This offer was made to the City Council of
Bal tmore, who were in session Saturday con.
sideriDg it, and adjourned without action un-
til to-day. The agent for the Directors Mr.
II. q. Jarrett, was permitted to address the
Council on the subject, and in his remark;
said:
The Directors of the ship entertained not a
mere visionary thought, but strong prac teal
idea OF employing The ship as a permanent
packet between Norfolk and Southampton or
Bremen, and all they require is a knowledge
of the locality, an assurance of the utility, aud
a belief in its success. This knowledge, as
surance and belief can be best obtained BY the
ship and Directors appearing in immediate
communication with the people of the South.
Mr.. S. G. Carragie, the director Of the Great
Eastern, who came over on her, in letter in
structiug Mr.. jarrett in this matter, says:
We are not insensible to the great and mu-
tual advantages which may arise from more
personal and decided in tercourse between the
represen natives of Southern interests, and our
selves. If the ad vent Of the Great Eastern to
Southern ports would tend to render tempo
rary into permanent bonds, then, indeed it
would be an object worthy of any sacrifice for
the moment on either side; but we do not feel
ourselves as either asking or comforting a ia
vor, II we hope our approach to Washington
may be facilitated.
1t needs very little to convert the previously
erratic course of the great ship to any one
por. mot for one voyage, but for many.)
teleg ram from Baltimore, Saturday, says
it has been settled that the Great Eastern will
come to Annapolis next Tuesday or Friday,
to receive coal.
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IT. nTsrAroa ron TBa SrRfSee, &c.- Pev.
Sous .o,aY 10 tAs catering places caa Asoe sAs
DAILr DIsPATCh msnea to tAsm for say
lenyta OF staas, by ssaetag tAer orders at "a
eoaat.ng -reoaq, asa psysag ~ adcases |eF tAs
time NAMED. hs*-w 8
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THE LADIES OF CLAY ST Nj
- e.; Church will hold FEAST in the
evening, the 23rd. The citizens generally are in.
Vlte0. ------. iY 2l-2.k
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MILITARY VIsIToRs-Attempted ABDUCTION of
a Sercans.-The Zouaves left New York on
Friday afternoon, on their way to Boston,
where they will remain few days, returning
to New York on Wednesday next The gross
receipts at the Academy Of Music, on the oc-
casion of their exhibition drill on Thursday
night last, was $4,000. The Savannah Blues,
Numbering ninety men, have reached New
York, and are being handsomely enter tanned
by the City Guard. The Journal of Com.
merce gives the following incident of their
visit:
A negro slave, belonging to Captain Ander-
son, of the Savannah Blues, last night visited
the Police Headquarters. Several abolition
lists were in attendance, and strove to induce
the slave TO abandon his master telling him
that, being now in a free State, no one had the
rIgnt to restrain him of his liberty. The oe.
gro, however, steadily refused to avail himself
of their suggestions, saying that he was at.
tached 10 his master, and also that he did not
think 1t would be rIgnt t. run away. A large
body of free negroes were crowded on the
walk ia Elm street. outside OF the Headquar.
ters, who also endeavored TO persuade the
slave to follow this advice. The latter, how.
ever, made his escape aud returned to his
master
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n superior Imported and Domes site
WINES and Lie nORs, al kinds wholesale and nc
genuine Havana CIGARS and SAkDlNkS. in
Quantlues to suit purchasers, upon reasonable
terms. Pure old imported w rs and BRAN
d. rs, in bottles, for family and medicinal use.
McKtkVER 4 BROKEN,
Wine and iiqucr Store,
No. 4 Exchange Hetel Building,
iy 20 at Pearl street.
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N ARMORY r. i. /. BLUES,I
RicHM0Ap, july = 1850.
Attend Drill 81 the Cempa ny, 9 your
einst, q g,f O'Clock, promptly.
BY order OF Cast. MAULB. sor 80 :
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"a Life and Fire Insurance Upon the
MUST Reasonable TEkMS.-For Life In
surance White Persons,) mutual system, and
Slave Insurance or years, or TO, less than a
year: also, Fare Insurance upon al kinds oil
property, call on c.. K. BROKEN,
General Insurance Agent. at his new flee,
No. Exchange Hotel Build ng,
jy2I-2t Pearl street.
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FINSEy MILLS. Amelia, Va. jy z3-t2o.hS.
.sAx MUSIC TUlTION.-J. II. HEWITT,
&NSk Professor Of Music ANNOUNCES TO the public
S&1that he will give lessons IN VOCAL and IN
SInUMENTAL UsIC, during the summer
months, either by the month or single lesson, un-
I'll the regular session of his classes con ences.
Terms, &C., NAV be made known on application
at tn. Music Store of p. H. TAYLOR, Main st
or the Piano. Forte Wareroom of CARUSI,
Broad st., near 9Th. jy 2l-3t*
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CR EDERlCk'S HALL

II
t. FEMALE SCHOOL.
The third session Of this School, which is located
within half e mile of Frederick's Hall Depot. Va.
Central Railroad, will CON mence on the LIST oil ne xt
September, and close on the LIST of Iuy following.
TERMs-Per Session Of Ten Months.
Board AMI Tuition in ali the English branches for
=. ~ months -.....:; .......,... SlU w
Music on the Piano with use of instrument, IS 90
French Language Observation-Disclosures. 10 %
Drawing and Painting, each ......-...... III 0O
india Ink and Cray on, each. ..-.......-- 500
En-. hroidery ......... ......... SEQ
an accomplished and experienced teacher will
have charge of this School.
MY address is Fredsrick's Hall. Louisa county,
Virginia. NATHA'L w. HARRIS.
rs?
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF
- the Stockholders OF the TUCKAHOE and
JAMES RIVER RAILROAD COM PANY viii
take p,sS, at the office of Dunlop, Moncure Co.,
jy ls-stawtd o. W. ROY6TER, Seo'y.
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~Wa~ FOR BAL T M d r. E-The
EsAsB(N Steamer BELVIUEhE. Capt WV
eA7ss7ee3 w. kEENE, will receive freight To
DAY, Monday and up to the hour of IL O'Clock
M, TU ESDAY, the Gath inst. a.
Freight taken to Boston VIA Baltimore at lowest
rates, with great dispatch.
Passengers ara requested to be on board before
u o'clock Tuesday, the 24th inst the hour Of
departure.
Passage and fare SIS.
Tickets for passage procured either at our office,
IN Shookoe Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or
at the Steamers wharves. Rockets.
jy 23-2t DAVID Il VIM. CURRIE.
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- Letitia Brown, otherwise Chevalier,
who has been in the employ ment of MI b. afford
will hear of something to her advantage Dy appl,
ing to the Editor of the Richmond Dispatch, hieh
mond, Va j. 2l-7tf
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GCAN0.-No.l Psraviea Guaao; Eide Islssd
- DO "A q" Mexlean ao I Msvassas q bsgyn
ssssssa d. ' kssssss e :ess,1 g.
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VI associated themselves this day under the style
of WALSH L MeKENNA. for The, PqIg pose !. Sf
RENTS, HIRING OUT NEGROES, Ne, &c-
They have ken the Office on l4th street, opposlts
the Exchange Hotel. and by strict attention to
public patronage. KlCHARU WALSH.
H-Im u. j. MCkENNA.
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ATTENTlON. CHENTERFIELp

- ATTENTlON, CHENTEKFIELO
LIGHT DRA6OilNS Your Company
TN will muster At JONES STORE, near vld
Pit. in uniform, fatigue cap, on FRI
DAY, the 9th inst at II O'Clock.
Your CAP are now ready, at X. l.. Dicklnson's
Store. By order of Captain.
W. g CLARKE, D. s.
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MQNTGOMtKY GUARD. 60. CT
LET Me- "a. Vols; Richmona July =.
WtMonday) EVENING. ct o'clock, for Compa-
ny Drill. with fatigue jackets and caps, without
Article ID. Session Sd, Of By Laws: ss
ANY non commissioned of6cer abeenting him
sell from three quo sesstye drills. without salts
factory excuse. forfeits his Office"
Article 7sh, Section lst: -
Any private absentinx himself from four sue
haze bis name erase d from the Company . roll"
These Laws shsll b. rikldly enforced. - - -.
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LOST AND STR AYED

T OST-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost,
II between the corner of Sd and Broad streets
and the New Market, TWENTY-FTVE DOL
Lar. wTapt 10 piec- "f blue letter paper, three
30 North Ca'ollna notes and two Virginia notes
L, e finder, by returning the same t. this office,
will eceiye reward of FIVE DOLLARS.
j 23-lt* JAMES HODGE.
I OST-At Rockets, on Wednesday morning
box. A suitable reward will be paid for their re-
turn to the Dispatch ofi,e
ZEBEDEE TAYLOR,
Jy 23-ltF A free man OF color.