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RELIGION OF EpIToRs-The following
amusing classification of the religious pro-
fessions and preferences of the New York
Editors, orr ginally appeared in this country.
| but has been dignified by translation to
| that famous periodical, Chambers Edinb burg
| journal, from which we clip it:
Heratd-Mr. Bennett: Catholic Church verv
jealous paying member, and in favor of the trus-
tees OF every American Catholic chapel or church
having the control OF their property, instead of the
clergy thereof.
Courier and Enquiyer-General J. Watson
Webb Episcopalian, OF the Low Church School,
but devotedy attached to Bishop Wainwright, who
is High Church.
Journal Of Commerce MIR. Hallock A profes
cor of the Congregational Church; spending his
Sabbaths in New Haven, the head quarters of Or
thodox Calvinistic faith
GeorgeB Butler-R Religious views believed to be
similar to those of Thomas Sutfern and James
Boorman of the Presbyterian Church
Stn-Beach Brothers: Members of the Com
greeational or Presbyterian Church, but friends of
Rev, Henry Ward Beecher.
Tribune Horace Greeley Universaist, Socia-
list and "Come Outer" ;" not permanently fixed in
his place OF worship but sometimes, In his old
white coat, prays and -xhorts in meetings
Mr. NJ Observation-Disclosures; but inclined to the
Episcopal Church.
Mr. Dana-Being opposed to Satan, and all his
works; but sadly unsettled i'm his religious views
Mr. snow-Wall Street Church; under the
charge of Rev. MIR. Bull
Bayard Taylor-Traveing preacher.
TineS-Mr. Harper: Methodist Church, of
which his father and uncles the book and maga
zine publishers, are exemplary members and class
leaders Very pious-almost too much.
Mr.. Raymond-Professor In Rev. Dr. Potts
church, of the Old School Presbyterians but not
very pious.
National Democrat Rev Chauncey C. Burr ::
not at present attached to any regular church ;
but considered perfectly orthodox In his religious
views, and opposed to Spiritual Rappings and the
Cabinet
True National Democrats Mr. Childs: said to be
inclined to Methodism. but more 50 to the Custom.
house.
Commercial Aduertiser Francis Hall and Sons !:
jealous members of the Methodist Church, the sc.
nior partner being class leader. Very respectable
modern saints.
Eoeniag Post Mr.. Bryant: bitterly believing
Unitarian.
Mr.. Bigelow-Unknown, but said to be attach ed
TO the same church with John Van Buren, neither
particularly holy, or considered saints.
Eoentng Mirror.-Mr. Fuller: Religion un.
known.
E1press.-James Brooks Attends the Episcopal
Church; having similar views with regard to the
questions dividing this church az those entertained
by Gen. James Watson Webb
Erastus Brooks the Senator. tor.elect-Formerly Uni
tarian but now ofthe Silver Grays with thel eaders
oi which he comedies la all important matters
whether In poetry, politics, or religion.
"should not this be praying msnbera
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IaI2 D B. BRIDGFoRD CO.
4 I NO. I34 MAIN ST 7 n GOOD

4 4 MAN is now Offering all Winter Clothing in
80 go. a. 'aeh low cash prices viii induce all yet in
IN " no may examine his stock to make their pur-
ts a. 81 once. am IN great want of money is the
S.rn, before 90 North the Goth of this month for
sbd From recent receipts my stock is large
VVer,Ioats, Business do, Dress and Frock do Rpt
s1a fsncy cass Pants do. do Vest in great variety
'gi Mr.i meLiho and Silk Undershrts and Drawerr
-ineIs, towns, Socks, Suspenders Gloves Shoul.
1ei braces Handkerchiefs Cravats Stocks, &c Ac
~A'i ana examine my stock. The Good. vii be sold
A. ,o. J. ID. GOODMAN,
NO no TO l83 Main St, opposite Eagle Sousre.
b.-Al Boys Clothing on hand viii he sod st
- - lie II j ID G.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

pARtNrs, have y,u Likehess-s Of Your
chiidren1 Children. have you Likenesses of vour
Parents II would to all such, and to
those VIII want Lkenesses of those they Tore best de.
B, No .0r gtT, but cali at once upon sIMONS, and
You car have them taken in a superb stvIe and at
prices very title more than are charged for common
bssuarTeotYpas
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CounAGEous.-At New Britain, Conn.,, few
evenings since, Mr. Fairchild had his wagon stop
ped by three men, who demanded his money. In
stead of giving he seized pair Of cowhide boots
living In bis vehicle with which he knocked one
man down. He then stretched out another Of them
with blow OF his fist, and the third fed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-08

MEDICAL CABD.-Dr. JOHN T. HARD
ROVE having recommended the practice of Medi.
cine. offers his professional services 10 the public
~ Office on Franklin street nearly opposite Tris
nifty Church, formerly occupied by DT Parker.
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BY J. 4. COWAkDlN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served TO subscribers
at SIX ANn QUARTER cENTspER WEEK, payable to
the Carrier we sky, Price for mailing, ~ year In
advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH Is Issued every FRI
dav and mailed to subscribers at 81 perannun.
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FOR STORAGE-D. B. BRIDGFORD
a co 5 Warehouses; Corner 20th and Dock SITS
storage Tor Cotton, Coffee. Flour, Wheat Sugar Mo-
asses Ois, Metals Hay, Lime and every description
VI merchandise. These fret class Stores and in.
sure az the lowest rates Vessels of the largest size
cah a,scharge 70 front Of the Store A City Weisher
0"2 ~ hS@'ufeT constantly in attendance.
Fof storage apply 10
laI n r RRIDGEoRn IN
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The N o. Picayune says the rumor has become
quite current that Charles Cratn Collector of Rail
road taxes for the Police Jury OF Algiers, has abs
seconded with 81 500 belonging to that body
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FARM FOR SALE

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-T
offer for sale my FARM, called MILVIEW
privately lying in Henrico county, fifteen mile, OF
Richmond and q miles of James River. This Fsrm
contains 4l4 less. There Is about so or
85 acres cleared; the balance. in its gina growths
The buildings are mostly new, having been built
within the last three years. and within fifty Yards of
the house, there is a never failing spring Of excel
lent water. and it 10 bounded with the best kind of
green sand mari, adjoining the lsnds Of Dr. Ponder
ter, DR.. Mettert, James Binford, Thomas West, and
others.
Terms liberal and accommodating. Those wishing
to purchase. = Ill apply to the subscriber.
THOMAS FRENCH, or
EDW'D D. EACHO,
fe In Gen. Agt and Collector
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LARus & Slime. Auctioneefs and Coln-

I4AktH n bHINEs AuCLIUUboTS aLu CUIll-
mission Merchants, will attend to al sales OF Real
and Personal Estate, stock sales of Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Boots and Shoes, House Furniture s c. &c
oc l3-ts JAMES n. SHINE. PC LARUs
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DRTME NEW CROP N. o. SUGARS
sale y s1a ft.si BACON ! BxsIERvilL.
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Is. ". STARKE, ATTORNEY at Law and No
tary Public. Office removed to the Law Building
ia M
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We regret to learn that painful accident occurred
at the foundry Of Messrs. X. w. Bgss Co., ON Sa-
tnrday last While casting very large place of
mould to prevent Its rising. when both Of his feet
sank through the sand into the molten iron. 1t
hrst thought that amputation would be necessary,
but we happy to state that we hsye suce learn.
ed that there now fair prospect Of hia recovery,
without tbs loss OF either OF his feet Z
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z. H. AYLErT, Attorney at Law, No. ll5
Main street Richmond. Va, practices in al the
Courts held in the City Of Richmond, ard in the
counties OF Henrico, Hanover and King William.
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Corps OF long standing readily yield to
the curative powers ict BAKERS BITrEss This
medicine is destroyer Of consumption in il.
i1Cipeuoy, and never fails to cure bad colds when
taken according 70 directions. We have witnessed
ts rspry effects in hundreds of cases and have vet
rsrn OF its hrst failure in pertecting cure when
properly admiUldered.
Fer ss!e eS MeasTs PURCELL, LApD K Co., and
DRUG gists everywhere. fe6
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Drug gists everywhere. te6
To TIE PUBLIC.-The number of ire
WedIable evils caused by the of hair tonicsn us-
rsded before The public in the newspapers suggests
to the manufacturer of the celebrated FLETcHEg's
HAIR Tome the pTopsiety of csutisning the public
all articles OF the SORT unless properly tested
HIS own practices! experience with the hair satisfied
him OF the great utility OF the Fletcher Hair Tonic
sId the very great danger Of using any other with
out being fully Of its chauicsl properties 1t
melancholy indeed to the most beautiful of
lures dried shriveled ard wasted away by
the improper Of articles called Hair Tonic"
The genuine FLETCHsR's HAIR Tome is sold by
Bennett Beers, A Duvsl, john H. Blair, Thomas
Taylor, Broad st, snd under the American Hotel,
wholesale aud retail, by the manufacturer
Ne charge fof = trial JOHN JOHNSON.
-
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KIM BAGS LANGHO RMS AND
fs JOHNS FLoUR-for sale by
4 4 HKY

2N CASKS superior fresh RockIand
~oo Lime, for sale by
fse ID. B. BRiDGEFORD 4 CO.,
On the Dock. +
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FROM TEXAS

Wecopy the following annexed SUMMARY ii
news from the New Orleans Crescent:
We learn from the Alamo Star, q little shee,
published In San Antonio. that few days since Mr.
M. French and Mr.. II. P. Howard, residents Of
that place, had street fight In which revolvers
we're freely used, but without injury to either
party 1t was thou ght that the affair would end
In duel. ssett
Mr.. John 8. Weathera, native of Kentucky, re.
Gently from Missouri, shot dead In Falls coun-
ty few days ago, by a companion while hunting,
who mistook him for bear. Mr.. Weathers was
engaged In butchering deer which he had killed,
and being in a STOPPING posture, was mistaken as
| stated. He left widow and large family OF
children
The editor of the San Antonio Texan has re-
ceived three specimens of the Tanpye, or Sand
wich Island Potato-sometimes called the Bread
Fruit"
Many of our farmers are procuring seed of Mr.
Tannye, and are informed is already tn cult.
vation in several of the Southern States.
The Austin Gazette gives the following account
of the recent skirmish between the rangers and
Indians, which differs In some respects from the
one we published few days since:
Near place called Live Oak Springs on the
Pecos River, the advanced guard came upon apar-
ty OF twenty MeXicans and nine Indians. As the
tEoops Hpproacneu Lneu, the InOldns Hsd IOliOWeQ
by some of the Mexicans. The guard fired, kill.
Ing one Mexican, and wounding several others of
both parties.
The Mexicans were all captured, but were spar.
ed upon their protestations of friendship and as
sertions that the Indians not of their party,
but had jntruded themselves into their camp
against their wishes, and perhaps with some hos
lille design against them. The Indians swan the
Pecos and hid In the chaparral and grass Capt.
Iraviss company followed in hot pursuit, and sur
rounded the chaparral as well their numbers
and the nature of the ground permitted. They
could discover nothing until they had fired the
grass, which started two Indians from the covert,
both of whom were killed. one of them was shot
while attempting to swim the Pecos. Several
muies were captured, and small girl nine or ten
years old was taken prisoner
The command was 10 fine condition, and camped
about one hundred and fifty miles on this side of
Fort Davis.
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JOHN RoGERs-Last Sunday was the three hun.
dredth anniver sary OF the martyrdom of John Ro-
gers, at Smithfeli. Some of the descendants of
that famous man, near Boston, made preparations
for the observance of the anniversary
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Mr.. James Fl. Price, of Newark, N. j., was killed
on Tuesday afternoon by falling from args elm In
the Park, opposite Smith street. In that city He
was engaged in trimming the tree, and had sawed of
large branch when the but fell on him, and he was
prostrated violently to the ground, head foremost,
fracturng his skull and otherwise injuring him. He
tax mp nsensible, in which condition he died.
at early hour next morning.
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" Ae circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined.
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m DOLLARS REWARD-Ran avev

.s,nt IRON ron the Subscribers, about the Goth of No.
gIo aii ;' Ast' negro slTi named ELVIRA. Said me-
gu s aoout III years Old, feet s to inches hi oh.
ga t Soin pe2lon stout made with full round face
Fiji 'e,@aery sna belonged to Dr. snelling,, on Church
vembs, was soia by n b. Hill on the 10th of No
~ street last year, up 10 the 18th OF Noyember
s,' 5'@ before she lived with Mr.. Durham. on ietb
rhsAt one whs also once hired out In Rockets =
sn spgve reward will be paid for the deliver of
Co 70 u.s. al our office, in rear of Dickinson, Hill
te b--i2tN mcnAE.rr ...
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REM0vAL.-The Office of the RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION has been removed 10 the second
Story Of the Building of Main and IIth sts-
y Entrance on Iith street.
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INsU-
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without bossting of their ability to comply with
their obligations. they take pleasure in referring to
al WHO have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory manner in which it has been transacted
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
JNO. ii. BosHER, Secretary. ia Is
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
fNuJG RIIIT nIN1

RICHMOND, January q, 1855.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree
hereby notified to attend at this Office Tuesday,
the 9th day of February next at 10 o'clock A. NJ
with the evidence necessary to enable me to per.
form the duties prescribed BY the said decree.
Ia 1-T4w JAS Z. HEATH, Com'r.
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OTARCH.-Ihe subscriber begs leave to
~ notify the merchants Of Richmond that he has
been appointed Agent for the sale of A. Fraser 4
Co.'s superior PEARL STARCH, warranted equal 70
any manufactured 1t Ii suitable for both Lann.
may be found In each box. Order. pTomRsly a.tsnd'
cd to. JOHN n. HAshELL,
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A. BODEKBR,
fse No. 10 Min st.
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THE PATENT ROTARY SMOOTH
l. ING IRONS--as exhibited at the Fair of the
Mechapics Institute will be delivered to those who
hand which are for sale at msnufacturerS prices
The ladies are especially invited to examine them
6TEBBINS l. PULLEN,
no21 10i Broadst
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NORTH CAROLINA LEGIeLATURE- Whining
ton and Charlotte Railroad Bill has passed the Lee
sislature of North Carolina, by vote of 90 to Is
The main feature of this bill is that the State is TO
endorse the bonds of the company to the extent of
two-thirds of the capital stock ON one-thrd being
made up by private subscription
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GAPIT IL 0O.-COMMERCIAL
- SAVINGS BANK-Ofics at the store OF
Quarles Brooke, ON 18th street
Depositors in this institution will receive six mar
cent. ON all sums remaining on deposte yix month";
or longer, and five per cent, for a shorter time
WIN. g. PAINE, President
r. r. BROOKE. Treas iuS-t.
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u r Es LEkCHEs.-IH ne puOIIC are
hs-ebY informed, thstI have just received by Adans'
Express lot OF superior Swedish Leeches, which
will be applied upon the most reasonable terms; can
be- found all hours of the day the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American Hotel, and at night on
2rth, between Main and franklin streets
B.-Cupping and Leeching promptly sttended
O. at the shortest notice.
NOT f. C.. HOSSON.
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~ ~ SALE.-Having accepted the Agency of DR..
VIZ Trent, am prepared to furnish good article
of COAL on as accommodating terms az likely can
be tad anywhere, either BY Wholesale or retail. /
wii endeavor to have it nicely prepared for Market
been paid for several years past, in consequence Of
the short supplies and great demand.
have also on hand nice assortment of Osk and
Pine WOOD. at the market price.
M. w. FORD.
SJa Its Corner 9th and Cary sfa
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GENERAL AGENCY. FOR I'll

FuRcRASE OF LANDs.-FRANk g. RUEFiN, Seere.
tayy0f he lrgiaid State agricultural Society, and
N AUGUST offer their services to the pubiis aa
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase OF
LANDS in I'irgiHid and the Southern and Eestcyn
states.
Othce-atthe Office Of the pifgi"ia 6L4te AgrieuL-
tuyat Society No. 1I5 Moan street.
N. AUGUST, NeTARY PUBLIC AND AcCoUHTAEr
OmCe-afsboVe. fe 9-ts
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{KOUND PLASTEK.-We keep con-
~ stantly on hand fresh Ground Plaster and our
care in the selections from the best Windsor Lumu
Plaster enables to recommend it az the be st that
can be had. All orders left at our Office on Carv
street, promptly executed.
TALIAFERRO BRO.
NJ B;-Farmers can be supplied in their own bags
at a reduction in price.
Liberal discounts to m merchants for cash sst
ia 27-2m
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The Sudden and Mysterious Disappearance
Mr.. Neville, OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
One Hundred Dollars for his Recovery

The sudden disappearance of Mr.. Neville the propr
tor of the Kings County Hotel st remains . rnyster
although every have been adopted up TO the PR
sent time 10 solve H. There vague rnnors f hi. IN
ing committed suicide bat those who have aeen int
mately acquaini ed with him say that be was man
the soundest judgment and exhibited tue sghte
symptoms of insanity The greatest excitement prevail
in Williamsburg in regard to The affair and ms house
beset at all hours Of the day by eager inquifer bat III
to each is that trace has been fo-nd that
likely to lead to his discovery. The genera npressor
however appears to be that he murdered a he wa
known to have several humid oil dollars about ms perso
on Friday night-the lime Of his sudden d,sapneni
ance As yet, however, no person has been arrested
nor Goes suspicion rest upon any person known I
Mr.. Nevie's family or acquaintance. Two men
IT Is said, were obser we'd to enter the hal
room after he had taken the from thu aver an
was about locking up for the night; but nobody An
FROM or what business they had In the 10 90 At TIM
hour In fact, this part Of the repor. {, a. much l.
VOWED in doubt and mystery the fate the mi ssin
man himself reward Of hundred dollars has bee
offered Tor any Information that may lead 10 H.
living or dead The following is the notice q wing de.
cription Of his personal Appearances
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
Missing, siuce between ard O'Clock on Frd.v nornnl
Mt EDWARD Neville proprietor OF the Kings onty Hole
Wamspurg lie IL about forty two years ge,
eighi ana halfinches high and had frock Goa
yeNr collar black satin vest dark pants niack nee
hhndherchiei or stock Had his gold watch an
YES chan also nm amount OF money and
uon 10 regardo him viii be thankfully received
BROOKLYN, r. d., Nov. TO- 1855
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plsned their OBJECT Any lover of his kim
would have preferred taking into his servic
this poor fellow, "with all his faults con
fessed," to accepting some Mawworm wit
host OF vices concealed under seel
and pious exterior. 1t suits, too, the ethics 0
the country which regard no failincs as ire
deemable, nor no fortunes as irreparable.
Onr advertisement columns are as fire.
1uently made to serve the purposes Of tn
moraiist and the satrist as they are those o
the wants and distresses of individuals. Thu.
for instance, husbands who wear too ioosel
the conjugal knot, and who are Inclined t.
stray into paths more pleasant than dntiful
may learn useful lesson from such announce
ments as the following -
James H is earnestly requested to return home I'M
media'ey His poor wife il ut the point of death wit
her young infant nearly in the condition, ani tn
whoe family without cent sustain them. IL hope
that ne VIII not resist this urgent appeal Al will h
forgotten and forgiven.
The Irish Orange practice of advertising TO
Protestant servants, has become popular will
many, who, in this country, can have no pre-
text for such exclusiveness. satirist of til
follies of the day inserted not long since a,
advertisement to this effect:--
Wanted, thoroughly moral and pious female domes
tic, whose conduct and character viii bear the srices
investigation. She must be Of Mormon principles an
have received the seal of the Prophet Address Jer,
boam, Herald Office
Another characteristic Of American atlver
tisements is the ingenious application which /
made Of them to the current political event
of the day. Thus, when Sebastopol was taken
Lyons advertised under that caption an exten
sive razzia among the rats, whilst in the same
connection Costar blood thirstily informed tn
public that he was ready to destroy q Who'll,
army Of cockroaches!
We might 60 on multiplying examples o
the interesting, varied and highly attractiv,
character of this popular branch of American.
literature. We have quoted enough, however
to convince our. readers that there is NOR
practical wisdom and philosophy in it thai
they had probably dreamed of.
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free State, in utter disregard Of the Missouri
compromise line. That act of admission was
upon the doctrine of popular sovereignty. So
now, If Kansas shall be excluded as slave
State in spite of the wishes Of her people, the
Governor Of Georgia proposes to resist the pro-
ceeding as violation Of the compromises of
1850, which Georgia finally agreed to accept
as settlement. And is not Cove rnG John
son right? That's the question
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oyERaoARD.-As the Terry boat, having on BOARD I'll
passengers for the 5s o'clock p NJ train upon the Ne
York and E,e Railroad approaching the bridge npo
the Jersey City side of the ferry passenger stepped
too soon and fell between the boat and bridge narroyl
escaping being cruhed by the boat me cnginaer wa
notified just in time to the engine and slve IN
strangers life.
Fnr.-A fire broke out in the engine rom of n
works Of the American Pottery Company IN Jersey Cty
$500. The III emen were promptly hand and prevene
spread of the flames The loss il covered y, nsuranc
upon the premises.
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Rurus CHoATE AND WILLIAM LLOYD G,RRI-
soS.-The late admirable speech of Rufus
Cboate of Massachusetts,, is styled by Lloyd
Garrison, in his abolition Liberdtor, as the
frothy, hunkerish, highialutin speech Of Rufus
Choate.n No wonder. 1t is just such men as
Choate and Gov. Hunt, and their arguments
against geographical disunion party, that
have broken the back Of the Seward coalition
in New York and Massachusetts,. The memory
Of Webster !" still lives