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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

SEWARD AND THE CATHOLICISM DEAD FAI-
LURE Every body knows that for many years
past W. II. Seward has industriously exerted
himself, behind the scenes, especially with all
sorts of articles, to catch the Catholic vote.
He Las so far succeeded as to secure public
acknowledgment from Archbishop Hughes that
Mr. Seward is his friend, for whom he, the ven
cradle prelate, has high personal regard; but
that appears to be ALL In the late election,
not liking the "nigger worshippng" features
of the platform of the black republicans, the
Irish Catholics voted the hard or the soft she'll
democratic ticket. And mark the result. The
Seward organs are pitching into mother
Church, right and left. The Buffalo Express,
for example, gives up the job OF bamboozling
the Catholics into abolitionism, in the follow
ing amiable IDEAS
Under its pr esent rule of spiritual teaching
gard the Catholic Church in other light than poll
teal institution whose purpose is to strengthen the
chains of slavery and build corrupt poll ca dynasty
pledged to its perpetuation In a free country
In this the Church of Rome party itical po
son in the United States and deserves the respect only
which attaches to political relas and contests 1t
stands clad by its priests and presses IN the garb o.
party misrepresentation and traducon 1t has selected
it's position Let it be regarded in its true character a.
nursery for Franklin Pierce and his proslayery
conductors grow voters in by which that political dy
nasty and the saveocracy of the country shall be perpe
tua ed.
The black republican organs in this neigh
borhood have expressed similar opinions; and
thus we are free to presume that W. Ii. Seward
has authorized the experiment Of wheeling
the Irish Catholics into his ranks to be aban
doned. Pat may be servant, but he CAM
bow down to Cufiee, and so he is kicked out o.
the Seward camp. What rascals are these
smooth faced politicians
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+ 81 e LATEST nEw
BY ELECTRIC AND PRINTING relEGaApas.
From Washington.

From Washington.
DISPATCHES FROM MR. BUCHANAN-THE CENTRAL
AMERICAN QUEsrI0N-FIRE AT ALEXANDRIA, ETC.
WASHINGTON, November II, 1855.
am informed that there il truth 10 the report sent
by Washington correspondents that Mr. Buchanan
appeared before the crowd Of rabbe which
dea Lord Paleis house. and gave them
that there really danger of between the
Two governments. Mr.. Blu shanar In his letters makes
mention Of il whatever II anything the kind had
occurred it is believed here he would undoubtedly have
mentioned IT, II is asserted in Diplomatic circles here
notwithstanding Union unequvocaly denies IL that
Marcy and Buchanan did manifest their sympathy for the
of The Allies, and that Minister to Turkey
Carroll Spence did the hing; and furthermore, tina
Of the editors Of the Union unanimously dis
charged by the administration for writing article in
which he strongly condemned thu pursued by Rus
sia As for Marcy he has had 100 much diplomats
practice of Late ride the Soule affair to be caught.
The Union Of this morning says that dispatches by
the Pacific confirm the there Is nothing
whatever in the diplomatic reatas between Great Bi-
tain and the United States which need awaken mo-
ments soicitude this siie the water. The Contra
American question is subject OF anet discussion and
very serious difference some points but that dife
renee is still matter belonging TO negotiation. The
Union confirms despatch OF last night and says that
the dispatch of the British fleet to the West nlia sta
ton probably caused by the alarm produced by the
British Consuls mistake in relation to the bark Miuty
The Union also gives positive denial to the statement
of the London Times that Mr. Buchanan had expressed
sympathy with the English governms ut.
Major Emory, Of the Boundary Commissioners, has
arrived and final disposition of the three million
balance due Mexico may be looked for early next week.
II will be taken up in cabinet council Monday when
the opinion of Attorney General Cushing will be dev
ered 1t shrewdy suspected by knowing ones that be
will decide adversely to Mexico, in favor of the gen.
temen who hold drafts of Santa Annn The survey Isl
understand in accordance with the treaty. having been
signed by both Commissioners, Messrs. Salazar and
Emory.
The fire at Alexandria last night in the china store
Of James I. Dowel, whsh totally destroyed entail
ing loss Of about SIS 900 The fire Is supposed to have
been the work incendiary. During the fire the wall
FELL and buried quite number Of persons. Five dead
bodies have been taken out of the ru.s and five other
seriously injured, of whom has since died. The
search for more bodies is still going
In the Court of Claims, to-day, the celebrated
the pvateer brig General Armstrong taken up and
argued for the claimants by samuel c. Reid of the
captain who fought the battle out Of which the claim
arises.
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debts are already enormous-that of England,
requiring to meet its interest near three times
the current revenues Of the United States.
Lands are held by large proprietors and are
worked at rates which barely sustain animal
existence. Agriculture there is a dependent
interest, it is deeply mortgaged, heavily taxed.
1t lies at the foundation and sustains to
mere stock investment-held by the same men
who bear the nationel debt and supply means
to carry on the war.
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ALI RIGHT-PERHAPs.-The Washington
Union says :-"W We are satisfied, upon such
inquiry as we have been able to make, that no
cause, indueement, or plausible pretext of
war, or even OF serious misunderstanding, can
be found in any question now pending between
the two countries, and that, therefore, no ap-
prehension on the subject need be entertained
by the friends Of peace, either in Great Britain
or in the United States" That's Marcy; but
as all decisions on this subject have come from
Caleb Cushing thus far, we must hear Cushing
before we can feel perfectly safe. Will the
organ give us Mr. CushiDg's latest opinion !:
Wall street is waiting for it.
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Magkgcss.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II. 1855.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania state Fives s2sl Beading
Railroad, 456 Long Island Railroad i2si Morris Canal,
l. pennsylvania Railroad AK.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 16 1850
Cotton has advanced &c ~. since the reception Of
the paclics news The sales to-day Is 900 bales
SIZE Sic. for middiing. The weeks business has
been 81 000 bales and the receipts 900 against 81 900
for the corresponding week last year. The stock on
hand FOG 600 bales The sales of coffee during the
week foot up 10000 bags, at lie. for prime Stock
hand, 81, COO bags.
CHARLETov, Nov. 10 1855.
Cotton has advanced t4c. since the receipt IL
the Iacihcs sales to-day 2,oo1 bales at 9tc.
926c. for middlipg fair
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EiBLos GARDEs--M'IIE RACHKL's FAREwETL--Me Ra-
ches performances Niblos Garden brought to
close last night when she played in Phere, and lie
doueau de esbe The house crowded to with
the most brilliant ard fashionable audience that have
in New York theatre for many day. The plays
have heretofore been described in the Herald The great
t,paedienne great ever, and seemed to
catch inspiration from the interest of the occasion
Ihswas her twenfy-ninh night in New York. and ther
ceips amounted to 1884, the highest sum- think,
taken at the doors of this theatre The performance
received with enthusiastic applause throughout, and
its close 1ile Rachel recited farewell address, in
rhyme, OF which give four lines a specimen
TeTe de layenir fcconde par la fol,
Saiut lie temps yaincu ma pas encor pour tot
Moissonne lie passe, que dtja tes sentences
Couvrent, dam lie present, des horizons immenses.
There several complimentary remarks aoont
Washington, Young America, the heroes of the Revou
ton other pleasant topcs5 effort at what Is
called 'Buncombe, = and pjudciously printed some
twenty iour hours before il delivered. r. was very
finely rendered by Mile Eachel and at It's close she
tired amid loud cheers. She goes to Philadelphia where
she acts the Walnut street theatre Monday next aud
thence to the South She viii return to us it is said,
in May. We say, the the better.
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United s.gtss aaarstaaI's Office.

CHARGE or MuRnER oN Tue HIGH SEAS.
Nov. l7-Sylyanus NJ Spencer was brought to this
port prisoner rom no in atiro BOARD the ship Relief
charged with tho murder Of Captain Ge lrge W. Frazer
master ~ the stip sea Witch The prisoner VINO was
tabcn INTO custody ty so. Abraham +. Hiilyer United
States Marshal bought beo Co nmi sone Stly
for eS'ninaion He Dc "a nded speedy trial, and Mr.
Joat hson said be you the case before the Grand
Jury Monday bex
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BALTIMORE, Nov. Il, 1855
New Orleans papers Of Saturday and Sunday Of last
week 10 hand.
The mail communication between Montgomery and
Mobile Is still suspended.
portion Of the New Orleans mails have been patc
ed 10 New York BY the steamer Caha 8ba.
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First snow stor,, or the Season.

CHATHAM Four CORNERS, Nov. II, 1886.
snow storm menced here at O'Clock this after
and continued till O'Clock this evening, whom
most violent rain set in. About ten inches OF had
Il Ian
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

A SEWARD PnHosoPHER.-Th Buffalo oracle
Of the Seward faction, in a chapter of advice
TO the Albany Van Buren, democratic organ,
says a the -Aaas should nurse its philosophy,
cultivate more genial spirit, learn to be con-
sistent, and try to be happy This reminds
US OF The two Irishmen assaiied by an over
powering adverse faction, aud left PROSTATE
and bleeding on the ground. Are you there,
Pat?" eyes, Mickey Well, look at me,
and lie still and be comfortable, you vaga-
bond"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18
Page, Bacon Is Co. Against the City and
County OF st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Nov II, 1893.
The suit of Messrs Page, Bacon Co. against the city
and county of St. Louis for damages arisiog out of the
injunction case, submitted 70 Court to-day. The
Court gave damages in the OF $50 727 The defend
ants appealed.
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NIrrsnn nisnstrr

NOV. IT, IS0J
The ship Isaac II. Boardman, from Portsmouth, NJ f.,
for New oslans. got ashore o'co Il this morning
Whales Pack. She will probably get of without
mage The steamer r. b. Forbes has gone to her assist
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fANNAM, NOV n, 100.
The steamer Knoxville has arrived here passage
Of 80 hours from New York, with ah on board we'll
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public duties. We have also enlisted against
the agitators the patriotism of the country
patriotism that achieved its independence and
that now as vigilantly guards its honor as in
the days Of the Revolution. It is practical
patriotism-a liberal, magnanimous patriotism
"a pervading, sleepless patriotism and it is
not only capable of sustaining the government,
but is able to put down and utterly disgrace
its enemies. And it will do 50. What we claim
is its union into great party and that union
will be effected the moment the public liber-
ties are seriously menaced, whether by aboli-
abroad?
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rival of the Knoxville at Savannah.

CLAKILsIUN, NOV. II, 300.
The U s. mail steamship James Adger, arrived here
from New York, at O'Clock last (friday) night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

"sooS Parted" The Independent Liquor
money. II there IS balance remaining over,
let it be appropriated 70 the white washing of
Tammapy Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

ARRIVALS.
From Savannah. 10 sienmsbp Augtisia-Thos White John
h0Hsh y l. hcrion aeorsc Gather chas Clark, II Price
FL "a ne Storage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28
THE DAILY DISPATCH

The eircalstion Of the DAILY DISPATCH
uSssas eonaasrsby that Of allths Deiypapsrsei ei
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SPECIAL NorrCns

DssrEpslA. the most annoying and loath-
some affection known to society, can never With
for they lay bold upon the liver stir ~ the bils
quicken the blood, strengthen the ssonaeh add 20
erfaly that complete revolution Il Effected in tSe
entire inner man, and ell Impurities are sf once AZ
PEELED Those who sutier should use these Bittess.
an Saet relief - r'
q Price SO cents pt Z bottle
To be had Wholesale and retail Of Messrs Pun.
CELL. LApp CO., and Drugsisis everywhere.
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DUNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was com

HI nitted to the jail of Henrico Comfy the 9Th
day of December, 1854, negro Dan named MINOR,
as a runaway slave and a. the property of George
Todd Caroline County. The said negro is feet q
inches high, about 30 years old, black complexion,
little grey, and had on when committed greyish
owner will come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him out of jail he will be dealt
ian as-d6w L. w. TIMBERLAKE, D. 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

EuRoPE.-Persons wishing to send their
DAGuERREoTYpEs to Europe, are informed that
they can have them taken in superior and durable
style, warranted not to be affected by exposure to
salt air. 15 NJ p SIMONS
fe is 1871 Main AZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

MEpIcAL CARp.-DR. p. III. CHRisrIAN.
offers HE professional services to the cItixens al
kiehmond Office on Main Street. next door to ].
W. "ayT dentist fe 26-l2t
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FLETcHER's HAIR Toxic excels eyery
tnlns s Tor beautifyins and improving the hair. No
s quite sufficient to show its good effect Ths ,rsst
success OF the Tonic has brought up host Of iHitn
hsif as the man In the moon,) whose noxious mix.
tures have produced so much nischief and annoy
ance go N1AoJ-
Persons wishing the ORIGINAL and renuina .rt,.,.
can be supplied by the manufacturer o'
JOHN JOHNSON,
a. AT AthoBsoN's Hair -Dressing Saloon,
re "a '' Under American Hotel
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THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

Il WARD.-The subscribers will pay the above
reward for both of the Negroes described below or
Sl50 for either of them BOB is q dark Grange COM
plexion about % years of age, dresses remarkably
neat, and has email mark in his right eye. JOE,
bgbtsI s we'll nnhs
negroes. Bob took with him when he left $500 in
Nerth Carolina money A liberal reward will also
be paid for the recovery and return of the money.
ja 29-ts JONES l. SLATER.
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unknown.

THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIc-The population
consists Of whites, and mixture of white and In
dian blood together with mulattoes, corresponding
with that of all the Spanish American republics
A letter says:
"President Santana Is a white man, as well as his
secretaries. Cuba is by means preferable to the
island of st. Domingo. On the contrary. the latter
ID much richer than the former, having silver, gold,
coal, copper and quicksilver mines; different kinds
of wood, suitable for vessels. besides being the
country of the mahogany and several other pre-
cious woods II Cuba Il the key of the Mexican
gulf the bay Of Samana, in the Dominican repub-
lie, is no doubt the key of the Caribbean Sea-"
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pANAWAY from the Byrd Plantation

~ some two or thee weeks since, Negro Man
SLAVE, named MAJOR. reward OF ten dollars,
and all proper charges will be paid upon his appre-
hension and delivery to the Oversesr the panta.
don, ST to the undersigned, in Richmond.
MAJOR is likely, intelligent Negro, of ginger
cake color, and supposedto be about five feet six
seven inches high. No particular marks about him
are recollected, except that he has lost two
of the joints of one of his forefngers but whether
of the right or left hand, is not recollected.
PHILIP N. TABB SON, Ag'ts,
Office on Governor street,
fe1S-2w Between Main and Franklin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

JNO. w. WRlGHT g. Co. are prepared
to receive all kinda of Produce and Merchandise or
Storage, at their Warehouse on the Dock on az ree
fa l2-6m ...
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ar 1.ts of nior.s f,.ss.s-.'- \. s.ss
tcimt,. r.h. = .Tg.s 80 - =
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tEhv.rs co.,,.., - -. .'....s- 8 stsee
Il A. I. t.,..,- g. q sa -
Il -. helo.-.s- = n- : & e ola nsEro
toned % s. g. - q. ...t p 80 seses aas
IA3d Il certain bo1r i Is. a .
ht breakfass, ~ tod 4, n. d -~.ssss',
ttAt III brsAd wae MOI ..s ,s q s..s-s -
rjged Il fhis informaei, =. 80. =. -. -.
struck his wiSs, Who ~ ~. - - .~'s--.
With b. kseekisg hss doun; ara .h,l. =. =. 4.
tie oct ef h,liss, he repesssd she blev lil.s -
Instantly He then armed himself wkh bsichsrr = |.
Enle and sn old OLD scysAs blade, and msde So e. =
sspe .or tne voods. where he IN remstnsse
' s.s ! s...s.. B. y !, - $. S = !
sne1NA ~ rosr. g. orSIcx AvYAlas. Tho Post
80 u'1elai nsa established nov once q Baf.
Sao, - wasn'nston county, md appointsd Wns. q
i I,s.. pos'maser po'l.laA. 80 fssisas
gar Grove, Pendletop f.our,v -. 49, rs..- !.
Il = - II
resigned Henry Head. posns.Aer :. shee.. mi
Hampshire eounty, Va. VIC Fr.d.ys.r ah..., -.
signed. = y n
i IT, r,.s a1sa sssf9 asf9sg
| LIE sawfSTr-SscosD-The anniversary zof 4.
| ea oirn vss eeseprsted With much
.fima'ion 10 oia Whnam and Aary College. at
Wnnamsourg.a Messrs W D. Bloxham ol Fipfk
- - as..e.,s' 3. NAy' s1e
AHaD o hos1olk. made addresses On the oeeaaicr IL
ana everything passed on n manner creditablee
70 the college and 70 the stadenss ass -. pa
.E-- -, 80 - -
Dpls ExpreN hsses That he steamer Curtis Peck 3
broke one Of her paddle wheels laat Monday, Oh
Jordsas Point. about eieht as belov Civ Poiox -
M D., o. 49," Ss
Aue ecA nonted = sAgnaI OF disSo ana me DWm
boat Ban Sheppard went 70 her relief - t+s.ss
FuNHaAL.-Th Tie funeral OF the late 4Thom,s ~
GaIly took place IN Wheelinr last Mondav Asas aas
EIrcrron-c.rter r Bsso, =. =. g. 49,. =. $. ].
teller Of the Exchange Bank In Peeefsbufe
NJ. - ,..Eaa s....sasas .Hs
, y .or1s = NJ esysaea
ane naioyeva) wing nofces los efssssse
tie rsised oy Mr. = V Seymour Of that counsy.-ss
nonnd. ha,n. :, .,sr.r. e ? Eoo EsEssaa
- .s 20 - --..--so =. -,eo0 - 'ts.' 1ssia
INrrnx.rrre rno,. f,,. . - 49,, -: -, ..s
We have dates from Hong Kong to the 9Th Novemr
ber sixteen days later The China Mail kof fbssa
date .nnourcss the rot,,-r os H. px,I s.1tg
American Pienipotsntiaries. Sir John Bo~sins and /
Mr.. McLane, from their Intellectual attempt to vfalk
pal,n Thai .hsv vo,nld .ucca.d =. q. h., ..ss
szesp. By vary .snsuins people. and u. mo.s .lss
was looked for was what occurred-a eoursoouns
reception Sby some hiah oficers ~ ~ chin.-.s
co.s..,,.,. !, -. ,.os,h .s =. {,
hS4sfStn Va o4oop o00 pro-
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CIFTY DOLLARS WARD.

EIFTY DOLLARS K E w A e D. =
IL The above REWARD will be paid for the
apprehension and delivery of FLEMING to me at
the Jail of Henrieo county. FLEMING is about 40
bluff face and fiat nose He has been ice hauler to
Richmond for 20 years. and 10 doubt lurking about
Richmond or its suburbs, where he is probably con
against harboring or employing said negro az they
will be prosecuted to the extent of the law.
! fe lots ALEX,R b. HUTCHESON.
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RuNAWAYS,

IN DOLLARS KEWARD.-Ran away
l. " on the evening of the 2ist of the present
about 25 years old dark complexion, and had on a
dark calico Dress There marks as recollect-
ed, but evnces much confusion when convened
with. Any information leading to her recovery will
be thankfully received for her apprehension and
delivery to me, at Richie u Dunnavants, corner of
Bank and 10th streets, will paya reward of $40.
fe 24- Ct HENRY BOWERS 8,
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REmOvAL.-The Office of the RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION has been removed TO the second
Story of the Building corner of Main and IIth sts
u Entrance on 11th street
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSU-
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without boasting of their ability to comply with
their obligations they take pleasure in referring to
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory in which it he's been transacted
JAMES c. CRANE, President.
JNo. d. BosHER, Secretary. jslS
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LEEoHEs LEEoHEs.-The public are
hereby informed. that have just received by Adams
Express lot of superior Swedish Leeches, which
will be spilled upon the most reasonable terms;
Saloon under the AmericansHotel, and at night on
18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
NB-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
Q, at the shortest notice.
noe R. C. HORIZON
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WALTER HARRIs0N--OTice corner of
Main and 10th streets-has resumed the practice of
Law In all the Courts held In the city of kiehmend
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LARUs 81 SHINE, Auctioneers and Com
mission Merchants will attend to al sales of Real
and Personal Estate stock sales of Dry Goods Gro-
ceres BoOta and Shoes, House Furniture. &e. &C.
oc l3-ts JAMES N. SHINE. 2. LArus
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An IMmENsE TERnroRY.-Our whole territory
East of the Mississippi Is not quite equal to that
West OF the Rocky Mountains. the latter being
$40 8 square miles, and the differences IN ita favor
1858 but the vast country between these two
natural bounds, the Missssippi River and the Rocky
Mountains, u nearly one half larger than either Of
the other divisions named, and two-thirds Of both
together.
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The Paris Moniteur says the Emperor received
Prince NapoIesn on the morning after his arrival,
and could NOT restrain bis emotion on seeing the
Princes altered features. sss S. s Is
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THE FAMILY CHRISTIAN ALBUM.
TH1S Work, which is published Monthly
IL in this city by Mrs e. p. ELAN. is designed fer
Family Journal and exclusively devoted to Rel.
gioD and the social duties Our much resp acted ci
zen Mr.. JESSE READ, has been secured as Agent foi
this city; and any communications addressed to hin
or the publisher, will be promptly attended to.
Subscriptions received at the Bookstores of Har
rod Murray. p. B Price and A. Morris.
Price 81 10 in advance
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100 DOLLARS REWARD-For th

lOO apprehension of our negro man, OTWAY,
who absconded from our Mills on Saturday last. He
is about forty years of age stout and about feet
inches high; his complexion not very black; his in
telligence more than commoa.
If fapprehended at a distance, the reward will be
paid, and if in or about the city, half that sum.
fe S-ts HAAALL CO.
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SAM L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material,
(RAGs. ROPES, BAGGING, &c..) South Franklin st..
doors West Of OLD Market. buys small a. we'll az
large lots. fe 9-d6m-