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Nsw-YoRk Corros MARKET-Agreeable 10 cir'u'afs made m to the close of last month, the advance lh eo' ton ron lhe Isl Jan per 10 in low gf'des' un" mar In m nnprr uuAlies Sales from 4th 10 SOh zSoo bales.
 Npw OnrF,Ss Feb s-Cotun-AIrived since the 4lt inst II 5s4 baes Cleared n same time ll14l leaving a stock on hand of l29,46S bales
 The enopiry for the sst day has continued good, and the transactions have been on an extensive scale ales amounting 950O bales The prices Tor me n.i dcrintions remain without change, but on qualities be low fair an improvement of tc has been established anu the market closed with 6rmness We quote inf Sad9s ord A A; mid 5@5i good mid 5sa53i mid lair 5s q fair 6i Sc
 Exchange-No particular cha ,ge noticed in inc mar ket-steriing sAM9 prem Francs 5.27i G53Oi N. York 60 day bills Il !; short sight selling at shade mort than the interest.
 Frephts-Great duljness prevails in foreisa-ensas r. meats are mostly for filling up and on terms more aVor- abe for .hppers We quote 7-6dLl5-32d in Dr. and Id in Am ships for 10 Liverpool The TAe to haNft hn. also declined to lci to New York ic per ID.
 ApAIAcu1ceLA Feb. l-Cottun-We have no new Mt report on the cotton lraue ms Meeh, s Ts uI4 ure suifere to rem tin ng upon he boards m demand being ully equal 10 our supplies Factors gen crafty the buyers freely, and WI .ilshl hus'aa lions during the week We think the quotalohs oi ia eek will do for the present report if we may except ID fr and idinAry, wi ch rom the existence ol uepres sion have at length attracted noliee ana are are "e m % ae ,A gqqe nl SgSib ibaabEq aabEq i6 % 9aes s5 w. to date s16 Exports 3,6l3 stoek n" bod 1''%'o bales. n.,,.- ,.. ,..a,. l, p,, sds,aw:. rsG sa,Ps, anS u1'.s re !!s :; sustained w
 Moxroo. .oRY, Feb. 5.-CotlOn-Receiptsh have beer h. .Sd market brisk, advalce since last week nl Ic-.gt ol qualities ranging much higher in proportion inan interiors Extremes may be quoted at 340D5ic.- owing to difficulty getting he receipts at the ware houses we have been obliged 10 abandon our weekly cord.
 PoRT OF CHARLEsToN-Arrived during month of Jan. 42 ships 23 burks, 30 brgs, 76 schrs, sloops and sleamboais Cleared 2l ships 10 parks, 3l brig,, 73 schrs soops and 69 steamboas. Remaining 50 ships, Is burks, I9 brigs, 3l schrs, anu stenmboats.
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LIyERPoOl-Per ship North Star-l090 bnes cotton. LIVERPOOL-Per Br ship James Moran-l63O bales cotton. ,...
 GLASGOW-Per Br ship Brilliani-l342 bnies cotton. ANFWERP-Per bark Diantha-9l2 bales cotton RoTTERDAM-Per bark Manchesier-9O4 bales col ton, 100 slaves.
 HAVANA-Per schr AugustA-295 bales cotioni HAVANA--Per SD Polacre Prma-l6O bales cotton. PORTO RICO Per SD brig De,an-2l0 bales cotton' NEW-YORK-Per brig Sarah Brown-el4 bales COL ton, IT bAs, trunk mdse.
 PIlILADELPlllA-Per schr Ellen-ls5 bales co'ion' 10 hhds sugar, 36 bxs soap, etc.
 BUSTON-Per ship Charlotie-l392 bales cotton. BoSTON-Per bark COwper-5e3 bales cotton, lso hides. pkgs mdse.
 FRANKLIN-Per schr Sarah & Mary-6M feet lumber
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Uo-TO THE PUBtIC.-A direct and Ps''Sna. S attack having been made on and thy friends. ny q writer in the Register of Friday last, take ms op purlunty to staie, history of my position IS maoe in the Herald; and aIn prepared to iu"' Hy p,s"
 i,e to make !. Report. For the present, however, have submitted communication to ihe Colec,or -. ihIs port, as the President of the Belhel when ''at committee can publish if they choose; copy ol I, which s reserved fer the action ol my friends; hope the friends of the Bethel will inform 'hemsete, nm wha, have written; and now give notice that the Seauen's Friend Soeity is Unitar'on lns'',u, tion but has heretofore so-operated with The be'he
 when they have had preacher here but ihls can pc done no longer by myself my friends; therefore, let the pubic know, am prepared to present me claims of the Seamen's Friend Society, and receive contributions, which shall be given to the poor whom regularly visit and assist to the hes, oi m, ability. IfeblOK*I HENRY B. BREWSTER.
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OuT ODeUlent belVant.
 II. H. O'CALLAGIIAN.
Tie PhiIadelp lphia U. S. Gazette announces on u

Tie Philadelphia U. s. Gazette announces on the authority of letter from its Harrisburg correspon- dent, that the bill providing for the payment of the interest on the State debt, has unanimously passed both Houses and was only awaiting the signature of the Governor to become a law. The Gazette says, we announce this result with proud satisfaction--a satisfaction that will be shared by every Pennsylva- nian. The noble act places the State agaln in her proud position. and Its passage is signal rebuke to the busy advisers who slrenuousy y endeavored to compass it's rejection.
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phe attention of our readers will be attracted = the communication of Col. Phillips, winch appears in our columns this morning. The extract from the Journal and Flag which has called forth this notice, appeared in paper of Thursday last in form im- plying our assent to the opinions it expressed. This
 was by means the case, however, and we seize this occasion to correct the error We do not in the opinion that it would have been "mprudent' or unwise" the part of the Legislature. had iH- creased the Taxes, that il ''did we'' in refusing to do The deb of the State has to be pa id and as the final resort must be 10 the people. the the fact is known and recognized by them the better. Indeed, we are persuaded that the Legislature were behind the spirit of the people in regard this ques- ton The public sentiment was ripe for reasona. ble increase of taxes, and had larger amount been exacted than was proposed by Col. Phillips would have been cheerluly and promptly met The Legis- iuure made capital mistake in 1886 in throwing the expenses of the Slate government the Bank and aboshing taxation. Something like a million of dollars drawn from these institutions before that ruinous policy was abandoned. The peop know this and will submit the more readily to any amount of taxation necessary maintain the honor of the State. An advance of 25 per cent on the rates of the tax bill of last year would scarcely have been noticed, and cOnyiction amounting to assurance that it will be found necessary creates regret on part that the law was not carefully revised and provision made in some shape for increase o' means applicable to the demands of creditors.
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 We have added the aggregate receipts, exports and stock of 1925 to the comparative table of the present and past seasons.
 ENCHANGE-The demand and supply have been abult equal and daily transactions fair extent since our report steady The only change find is in New Orleans checks which have mprov ed a tride. State Bank notes in more request s ght improvement The receipts of specie during week S13400 and total made public for $325, 400 against $,515, 900 same time last season. For quotations table
 FREIGHTS-For foreign ports there has been but few charters, although considerable movements have taken place in British vessels, several of whom have loading for Liverpool, the consgnees in putting in cargo in whole part in addition two three others put up for that port and the Clyde. The only regular Liverpool engagements reported Ameri- ship 132d and British at lad French ship has cargo engaged said to be at l-I6c and British ship for Amsterdam at 9-l6d A bark chartered weeks snCe at New Orleans has commenced loading for Ghent unknown. Masters of American vessels asking l-2d to Liverpool and lSc Havre but from the large accession the fleet in port by this weeks arrivals ship ptrs anticipate favorable Goa twse consider able activity prevails for New York which port in creased shipments being made the present time rates, however have receded to ac at which ship ta- ke early in the week and the packets mostly engaged full Yesterday engagement effected little less say $24 per bale. To Boston engagement of part goat ssc which is the asking ports ship pers offering yesterday only ac. Arrived during the week 10 ships, barks and brigs.
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GOLD WATER CURE.-Anirew J. Colvin, of AL bany afflicted several years with the cons.,rnption and suffering from severe para, tic stroke Id com sequen' loss of the use of his lilnbs has gone Ger many to try Preissnilzs water cure and writes that his recovery is certain.
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The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot. whig paper, pays very handsome pliment to the President elect. He says:
 "Col Polk will make capital Inaugural Address. lie IS good speaker -chaste, correct and ahimaied He strives after no howery or high wrought meta pors, but speaks straight on, in good Engsh to the understanding of tle people, ~h,e every lineament of his rather peculiar, to repulsive,to others n- teresting face, is lit up with animation. heard hlm deliver his inaugural address m 1889, Governor of Tennessee
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MR CALHoUN.-Lellersi from Washington dated the 18th, that ihls gentlemen still confined to ais room with an attack of disease of his lungs
 which. sooner or later, will prove fatal. Notwih- standing his severe illness, he dictated dispatch relative to Oregon; and another to our Minister 10 Texas, of much importance, although thei, contents are not known. He will, probably, recover from ''s attack in a few days but hIs disease is seated
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THOMPsONIAN DEpIOAL

R E:
 will be sold low for cash :-- d 300 lbs Lobelia Seeds and Herbs l.as 165 lbs African Pepper grf var 65 lbs Nerve Powders ... 70 lbs Gum Myrrh s;4. 300 lbs Composition Powders and. Towards
 niaphoret,c -' 100 lbs Goldenseal, puverised 100 lbs Aspen Poplar do
 220 lbs Bay berry Bark do tt-1 100 lbs Slippery Elm do a tlA 50 ox Suphate Qunine N Also, Tholnson's, Towards, Mattson's and Beacl's Works.
 Jeweu's and oscrstreet's Llniments, Ac., Sc. feb7 JOSEPH REED.
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Hs-The friends of WILLIS W. GAY wIll supp mort him AS candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, al the election in August next.
 i.,n1R ntak
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From report presented to the Legislature of Louisiana, it Is shown that the State debts proper, due and maturing between this date and the year 1870, amount to $4.l57,5e4. The assets which are applicable 10 the exinguishment of this aggregate put down at $4,94S, ,I36. Besides these liabilities and assets, the State is pledged Tor the redemption of bonds issued in favor of the prop erty Banks, now amounting 10 $I4,045,225 for the security of which mortgages have been exscu- ted by the Banks in the aggregate amount of $25,- GOO 900.
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THEATRE.-The Campanologians or Bell-ring- CTS, make their frs, appearance in Mohie this ing, and if there be that appreciation of musical excellence winch our citizens lay clam to, we may hope to these wonderful performers suitably re- nunerated for the years of labor employed in bring ing perfection order of music hut lately dream- ed of.
 lfcow bells made to discourse most exquisite music, we feel rejoced to think Una, the mus icians have fallen upon fortunate day than they would have encountered in the time of the pilgrims
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Y ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS .--N.,;ce A< is hereby given that the undersigned was ap. pointed on the 18th day of December, ls44. by the Honorable the Judge of the County Court of Mohile county, Administrator the estate of DaniepFa. gard, deceased. All persons indebted to sa,d esiai Will make immediate payment to ihe undersigned, and all those having claims requested to D, esent them within the time prescribed by law or they will be barred. flj '' f4Ift' '2-
 r janatc HENRY W. FAGARD. Administpa,or. A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE-The under n signed having been appointed administrator on the estate of Edward Mcdonald, deceased, by the tio orabIs the Orphans Court of Mobile county hereby notifies all persons ebted to sad to make immediate a,ment, aud all persons having claims against the same will present them within the tune prescribed by law or they will he barred.
 ian1l a6tc " A. AULD, Adninis,ra,or. NOTICE-The Honorable JOHN A. CU1H. 1NBERT, Judge of the County Court of MubiIe county, appointed the undersi igned Admins,rator of the Estate Of Edward Comfort, of Mobile. deceas. ed, on the 18th day of January instant.
 All persons having rlaims against said e,ta,e. u;I present them to me daly atiesed within the time li mhed by law. or they will be barred; and those in. deb,ed 10 the Estate ill make payment to me.
 jan22 45tow VIM. CUNNINGHAM, Adm,r.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. W
 ts ORrHANs' CooRT, MOBILE CouNrY., tree" F E.i.,s o.l'ss of dsfd' aDsa day s.rs Tas Executor of the last will and ,esism-n, or t:san' Caller. dec'd. and filed an allegation anJ schs,ai. in wri,ing, setting forth that such estate s ;rsy a"a prayng mat the said estate may be declared in. solvent. Whereupon the third Saturd.v in Msrch next, has been appointed by the Court to he,rnsd determine me sane, when and where all persons c"ncerned m adverse interest may attend Iii ,bev think proper. '"y
 'eIs eof D. THOMPSON, Clerk.
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OUTRAGEs IN CATTARAUGUs coUETY.-We learn from he Buffalo Commercial Advertise, of Monday, ih,t serious disturbances have taken place m Cattaraugus county, among ihe people residing on lands formerly belonging To the Holland Land Co.,; the Sheriff has been arrested b, thuse on whom he was sent to serve process, and other ''demonsira- lions" made upon the authorities after the fashion of proceeding m Renss- laer and Columbia counties.
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0o-I offer my name to the voters ol Mobile county as candina,e for the office of County Clerk, at The ensuing August election. Ian15 39ie EDWIN kCSr.
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Ocs- To the Voters of Mobile county; We are au- thorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as candidate for collection 10 the office Of Clerk oi the County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing An ons, elsc,;on . .i I. feb8 60lile*
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ns-The friends of JOHN r. REMY announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir- cult Court of Mobile county, al the election on lhs first Monday of August next. Janl4 So'e IT.
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8J-The undersigned announces himself as can- didatc for Cle,k of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun- ty, al the ensuing August election. .su
 jan17 41ie JACOB 5. mAtNoiI.
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MOBILE
Monday Morning, February 10, 1s45,

Charleston, as il did the day before A memoran dun the margin of Ihe Courier of the 4th instant, announces that no mail had been received from Will
 ping,on for -tAo days, and that gale was blQwlng terday by U $. Express, but Baltimore paper of He ls instant reacl cd us, how we do not exactly know, c'"taieing the proceedings of Congress one later. The Senate did not sit on the 1st. In
 he House the day was chief. occupied u csmmilt 6 of the whole on the Oregon occupation bi The debate closed and the bin and amendments re- ported back to the House, the previous question was ca led and su t,ined and the House adjourned over tll Monday the 3rd. The vote on the main question was the first business for that day.
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DAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE constant, ID on hand and for sale on liberal terms bv
 feblO JAMES SANDS & co. e UGAR-2S bbds New-orleans. landing from S Moniezuma, and for sale by
 feb'O MARSHALL, ROVE $ %. GPERM OIL and CANDLES 10 bbls of pure S article of bleached Oil and 200 boxes Candles for sale low by Ifehl0l Sf& IIJONES. TUNOBACCO-300 boxes Virginia Tobacco, va Il ri Ius brands, for sale Ly q ff A
 (eblO f,qi4's iss JAMES SANDS & CO., NNT HiSKEY-lOO bbis landing and for sal i, w febiO G. WEsTFEi.DT & BRO NLOUR-Choice Ohio, for sale by
 E GeblO G. WESTFELDT & BRO.
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| lR. COPLAND'S MEDICAL DlCTIONA D RY-ln monthly parts. .et.f 'e


 For sale by J. M. .SUMWALT & O.,
 Booksellers and Stationcrs, 36 Da,ph,n-st
 Dictionary of Practical Medicine, comprsing general Paihlogy, the Nature and 1reamen, of Dsi. eases, Morbid Structures and the Disorders espe. cally incident to climates, to the and to the different epochs of life, with numerous piescrctons for the medicines recommended; a classification of Diseases according to pathological princpes--a pious Bi"graDhy, wuh references and an appendix of approved formuIe, etc. etc. By John Copland, M, D., F. R. s., Fellow of the Royal College ol Physicians. 7fI.77+tl>
 "This work contains the opinions and practice of the most expei fenced writers. British and Foregh d'gested and wrought up with the result of The au- thor's experience. It also presents a diversified range of opinions. methods of cure and authorities, and comprises the complications and modified states oi Diseases which more frequently met with than those specific forms too often described by N0- sologsts as constant and unvarying types, to which morbid actions, occurring under great variety of circumstances never closely adhere. It contains also full exposition of general principles of Patho- ogy, or minute description of the organic lesions oi disorder incidental to the sex, the different pei iods of life, and to particular climates with the peculia- rilies resulting from the temperament and habit of body Each article is methodcsIIy divided and headed--and to each copious Bibiograrhy with reference, is added ? ..g ,5 Ogl-ll.1l faNfFa
 Those desirous of subscribing to the above work will please leave their names, which we will forward to the publisher, with directions 10 send u, the op- ton of each, either by mail soon fer publicaii by the regular packets. hrIa f4 - janlO
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M MEMORANDA E

or The brig Peters, At New-orleans, from Bermuda reports that the ship Medora which put in for repairs would he ready for on the 1st inst.
 pThe ship Almyra, Thayer, rom Portland, with hay. &c. was wrecked the Gingerbread Ground 25th ult Hull and cargo total osslhe gre .ter part of the spars, rigging and sais saved.
 sHIPwREcK-The sehr Virginia, Westcoti, hence for Ocrucock (N. CD was totally lost the morning Of the 24th uif having been driven ashore between Ocracock and Cape Look Out during heavy SEE gale.-lChas Cnnr., 4Ih insi. .-.la .-.--
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MARINE NEWS.
Port Of MobiIe--February 10, 1s4s

Ship Charlotte, Pike, for Boston, by II Rivers Ship North Star, Wyle, for Liverpool, by Pope < Son. 4r
 Br ship James Moran Morrison, for Liverpool by Ja, Reid & co. 4'
 Br ship Brilliant Barr, for Glasgow, ny Reid & co. Bark Dantha, Williams, for Antwerp. by MOntan- don & l. - .f
 Bark Manchester, Jarman, for Rotterdam, oy c Ha. gard. . Bark Coxper, Iecraw, for Boston, by c Dowlend. Brig Sarah Brown, Norton, for New-York, by John Ryan. 1It fNtN. I.- SD brig De6n, Pages, for Porto Rico, by LeBaron.
 SD PolHcre frimn, Millet for Havana, by LeBarOn.
 schr Augusta, Post. for Havana by c LeBaron.
 Schr Ellen, Chapman, for Philadelphia, by Beers 6 Smith. -.l-', -.
 schr Sarah Mary, Bates, for Franklin La, by Jas Sands co.
 ARRIVED. '-''
 Br skip Duncan, Henrickson. fin Liverpool to James Magee co.
 ship Albania, Croweli, l4 de i'm Boston, to master.
 Br Ship Maiabar, Barker, from Liverpool. in ballast to Gwa,hmey, Forbes &
 Bark Due dOrleans, Robertson fin Agiers, to master
 Bark Syphide, Choate, l5 days fin Portland, to Jas Rivers & ..... i-.. -........
 Brig Importer, Marsh, i'm Boston, with ice. f Steamboat MontezumH, Baker, i'm New Orleans
 Steamboat |. Day, Reynolds. i'm New Orleans.
 Steamboat Admiral, Webbing. fm New Orleans. Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton, i'm Ne s-0rleans.
 Steamboat Noxnbee. Hammond, fin Tuscaoosa, with 695 bales cotton. ' Steamboat Duquesne. Bell from Aberdeen, with 7s5 bales cotton. ..Ii. i"-
 Steamboat Eliza, Roberts, from Gainesville with l7Ss bales cotton. .. -.,. ..-.... 4I...f Steamboat Lalla Rookh, Hooper, from Nashville, with e45 bales cotton.
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n MUTUAL LIFE INsURANCE.-NEWs, ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CoMrANt OF BosroH-(GUARANTEE CAPITAL $iGlOO0 )-Wih h- sure Lives the Mutual Principle al favorable rates.
 Table of Premiums apd forms of applications together with any other information relative to ihe lnsuuVo"' may be had on applica si ths . office ea
 jan2s 24 St Michael-street
 nMUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE co of New -York-A Dividend of rwEsTY-TBREE AND A HALF PER CENT as declared the 6ih inst Capital increased to SIX ausDRED AND sIxTY-sEvEN THourAsD DOLLARS. Total as sets over n million of dollars
 Persons who did business with the Agency during the year just ended will receive their Dividends m Scrip in February.
 Applications for INSURANCE will he received M the office of the Agency, corner or St Francis and Royalss, up stairs. janl9l ROBERTS. BUNKER. Agent.
 0T HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.,, IMPORT FRS AND WHoLEsALE DEAL in Drugs and Medicines, Surgical and Dental Instruments Chemicals, Perfumery, Brushes, Window Glass, Paints. Oils Dye sluffs &c. Nos 45 and 47 Water street-MOBlLE. HAvILAND, REESE & Co, New-fork.
 HAvILAND, IIARRAL X ALLEN, Charleston, B. C HAvILAND, RIsLEy Co, Augusta, Ca. dec2 lcmo r WILLIAM N. BISPHAM, DENTIST Having returned from the North can be found al his old quarters Mo- 45 Dauphn street. three doors below Roy H-north side. REFERENcEs-Dr. Levert. Dr. Mott nOv22 2a2tr
 pCHINA, Glass, Earthenware and Cut- LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber is now receiving extensive assortment of the above ar ces, which he offers ht the lowest prices.
 novl4 JAS. MAsTERsON. Importer. A Water st.
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TWENTY DOLLARs REWARD.

Ao Runaway iron, the subscriber on Q, about
 A the Sih day of March last, n Negro man A. named EPHRAlM He formerly belong- ed to man named Wright, whose name hc some. times assumes. and was sold as his property under execution by the Sheriff of Mobile county abuut year since. .fF
 He is a very intelligent fellow and uses very choice language in conversation. He is thick set, of ordinary height and his color but shade above black. He ia probably endeayorins get out of the State, as he pretends to be free. The above reward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery to me at Blakely, Ala. JONATHAN JOfiNS
 oct4.2T3fU .-.t.. s
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FOR COLUMBUS AND WAvEkLf . ESs A The steamboat POTOMAC, F. o' Sz-ls2sss=553 Foster, master, will leave tor me above and intern ediate landings on THIS DAY 5 10th instant, at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or |"
 feh10 M. WAbiNu ~ ".
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NOMMI TIED. to the jail of Lawrence county, V Alabama, on the 18th day of Decemhef. ls4i. as runaway, negro man who calls his name psnoI ana says ne belong; to pas,a s Ms,e Of old, feet 10 inches high. of dark copper col,r, two three front teeth missing, high round fore. head and quick spoken when spoken to. The own CT is requested to forward. prove properly, pay charges and take him away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs. iA A. P. GALLAWAY Sheriff
 IebI 5lCmo Laurence Coun,v