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MARRIHD.
At Weldon. N. O., on the 18th Inst By John Can
belt Esq, Mr. PENDEI.L u. HENLEY and ~
ANNIE M. BANKS. both ~ this city.
DIED.

In Hanover eouuty. on Tuesday morning. Nov.
10TH Mt 81 o'clock AFTER short and painful " ness,
which she bore with graAt patti and chrisfHn re-
ssr IA. ION Mis- PATsEf H. wife Of John WfnyfeIh,
In the t9th wear of her age blessed the 4Tutv
In heart FIR they shaiI sec God" ~-~ -~-~-
~ Huntsville (Afa.) papers please COPE. q
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ENGLISH CorToN TRADE--1he British export of
cotton goods in September s17 3U00 600 in value,
against S16.250000 same month last year. The
stock of American cotton at Liverpool, Oct 80 was
down to leo. go bales. against 339 800 same date
last years of all sorts, 3l4 no. against AS $50 same
M Last
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nsY- Tur FoURru LEcrrRE before the

EkB TIE FOURTH LECTURE DeIUTb IHt
Young Mems Christian Association. will be delivered
by Professor y. l. YoUNASs. in the second Preshyts
rian Church, (Dr. Hoge'O on TUESDAY EVE
MING the 18th inst at O'Clock.
sUBJEcT.-The chemistry Of the Sunbeam"
Members can procure their season tickets at the
rooms of the Association.
Tickets of admission can be procured at Meade
Bakers Laidley Robinsons, The Exchange Hotel.
and principal Bookstores
Tickets ajc For schools. tickets 81.
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my. Vsny Particular NOTICE.

have now on hand BOOTS and sII0SS, for Ladies,
Gentlemen, Misses and Children made expressly
for mo in Paris by the following ceiebrsted manu-
fscturers viz: Honseurs Meliss, Bredif, Trepreau,
materials of every description and color; SO any
Lady Wishing daiters or slippers made to suit any
colorrd dress can be accommodated by calling on
ALEX HILL. also keep on hand large supply
OF Roots and Shoes Of my own manufacture. for La
dies Gentlemen and Misses ALI Of the above will
be- sold low for the quality, by
ALEX. HILL, Manufacturer and Importer
of Doors, shoes ard Materials,
no l7-Gt I2I Main st., Richmond, Va
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srRsrASIfN EXPRESSION or KIynSEss-Rev. John
r. Edwards, the pastor Of the Washington Street
M ~ church, in Petersburg. Va, found under his
breakfast plate, on Saturday morning last, check
for 500, accompanied by a note, signed by q num-
her Of gentlemen In his congregation, requesting
him to accept the amount enclosed, rs token of
their appreciation Of his services during the past
Confere nee year, as their pastor.
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ILLNESS or THE EARL OF ABERpBEN.-Among the
items Of news brought by the Arabi', We find in
telligeuce of the alarming illness OF Lord Aber-
deem, which lie causing much anxiety to his friends.
His complaint is obstruction of the bowels Lord
Aberdeen has long been quite prominent in Brit
iah rolit
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Prof. Swallow. State Geologst of Missouri has
accepted the chair of Natural Science in the Uni
versity of Missouri
The Pennsylvania Railroad has raised the fare
ons-hslf cent per mile for each passenger.
The d" Mcrchs Mt of Venice" was read at Boston
on Friday evening. by Mrs, Kemble. for the benefit
of the charity fund of that city.
There were 2s2 deaths in New York last week
81 of clnsumptiOn.
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DIsTREssISG.-Issa Alsbach, one of the persons
killed at the recent explosion in Brownsville,
Texas, was a native of Bilfeldt. Prussia. The day
after his burial, his brother John arrived from
Europe, in search of him. Among others killed,
WAS I. T. North, of Weatherfeld, Conn.
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UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE

~ COMPANY,
90 WALL STREET. NBw YORK;
Will receive applications a. the CompaDy's office,
in RChmo nd, opposite the American Hotel. where
documents &c. may be had gratis on the subject Of
REINSURANCE.
LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
THOS. Z. DUDLEY. Merchant.
CT HARLISTON,
ST RtYLfY Attorney.
r. HERnCKLTT. Merchant
WV. II. Lyons, Attorney.
Apply to JN0 II SHOOK, Attorney at Law,
Gen'l Agent for w.. opposite American Hotel.
Ortn ST GEORGE PEACHY, VI. D.,
no l7-t5J Medir al Examiner, Ballard House.
uARPER'S MAGAZINE, for December,
IL At RANDOLpH'S Bo kstore and Bndery.
HUMAN History. 4ol plates. BY 4. r. Peaslee.
1915
MUSTANG Gray. BY the Hon ]. Clemens. ST..
THE knowledge of God, effectively considered. BY
X J. Breckenridge. g..
IlUPLB5rOSE and Norman's Exchcquer Reports.
$40.
HAaPFRS Magazine, FOR December. pc.
HARPER'S Illustrated Bible, No.. 9. 2jc.
lit
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eGP 8 UI

Es~ s. IIIRsH, 209 Broad street, begs
to inform his customers that. though times HARD
and goods sOld with small advance, he is receiving
fresh supplies of TkI INNINGS by every weeks
rival All in want of MAT HING should call ST
once at the old stand of \. HIRSH'S
no li-l2tF Trimming and Fancy Store.
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LAND SALES.--A tract of VI acres, three miles
from Winchester, Va, was sold by John Ii. Ford.
last week, to James ?. Rely for $1.sl5-a brick
dwelling being included in the sale. One-fourth of
tract Of l31 acres, known the Sulphur Spring
Farm" slate land, in Frederick county, Va, was
sold lately for S-3
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RELIGIoUS.-A revival of religion has been in pro-
gress during the last week, at the kotoctn Baptist
Church, in Louduun county, Va, under the charge
of the Rev. Samuel T. Rogers, assisted by Rev. 4.
w. Greer. Twenty-eight were received for baptism,
and twenty-three were baptised on Wednesday
LAT
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MARINE DIsAsTEa.-The schooner Nebraska, Gas.
kill, from Philadelphia, bound to Georgetown, ID.
c., with cargo of coal, sunk on the 18th instant.
on the Horse shoe, between Back River and Old
Point, in three fathoms water. The captain and
crew took to the boat and saved. The cap
tain has reached Norfolk, and assistance has been
sent to the vessel. No insurance on the vessel.
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SNLING OF WALKER'S EXpEDITION

MoBLE, Ala, Nov. a6.-Gen. Walkers II emf
grants sailed Saturday, for Greytown. The steam
er Fashion, in which they sailed was heavily
freighted and obtained clearance as Greytown
racket.
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Bas- CAUTIoN.-The public are hereby
cautioned against trusting THOMAS GRIFFIN, co
lored on our account. he having been discharges
from our service on the 81 inst The said Thoma.
Griffin never having been ins ructed contract any
bills ON our account We will therefore pay no bill
that he has made HEARD Co,
no l4-3ts Dime House. No. 81 Main Ut.
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EssFn THR MANUFACTURERS OF TOBACCO
will please assemble at shockoe Warehouse, OF
TUESDAY next. 18th instant immei istely after the
Sales, for the purpose of making arrangements for
the convention proposed to be held in this city
Thursday, the Sd December. lt-3t~
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Reg To TEMPLE ELLgrT, ESQ SIR:
The Office of Clerk Of the County Court of Henricc
Dir. Jpo. n HarSaesp the subscriber feeling q ueep
interest in the 1S&Fconduct OF the affairs Of that
cffics and beiietdSp we'll qualified In all respects
to fill the post efgS4fully calls upJn yon to an
naunce ynursef 3aFid.ts to I'LL the said vacancy
I5-lt HESRlC0
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EY~ Auction Attention is
asked to the sale Of the Rev. Dr. Howelrs Household
and Kitchen Furniture. THIS MORNING, com
meDcing at 10 O'clock ut the Of 5th and Cary
s'retts. THOMAS W. kEESEE,
Aur
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re- THE SUPERIORITY of the FRI nch work and ma
teris is acknowledged by all who have worn it, not
withstsnding the assertions Of those who unabe
to obtain it. ALEX. HILL,
Importer Of French Boots Shoes and Materials.
no I7--6t l27 Main st., Richmond
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The SepOy sympath tzers.

The Sep0y sympathizers in the city Of New
York ought to call another meeting. The impu
dence OF the British in capturing Delhi, and IN
putting 10 death the martyrs of liberty, whose
~ crime was rayishny aud then butchering wo-
men, killing little children, making wives drink
the blopi of their husbands, and other amable &c.
centrciues Of excited patriots, is past all endu.
rance, and deserves the indignant anathemas of
every friend Of his species Therefore let an
other call be issued at once for another grand ST.
poy demonstration in New York, send round a re-
cru ting sergeant, aud perhaps he can muster ten
twenty Thousand of the BREAD or Death" gen-
try, to go TO India and under the banners of
the Grand Mogul.
The Sepoy orators have had rather a slim time OF
it thas far in exhorting Americans 10 sympathize
with their brethren in India Even If America ha-
ted England as she did in the Revolution yet Anne
RIGA is civilized country, and when she fights
makes war with men and not with women and
children. A civilized man may have a mortal
quarrel with an adversary, but he takes his ven
rsance openly upon the person Of his enemy, ana
DIES not assassirate his wife abuse his sister
II he were to do so, the laws would hang him
even If public opinion did not lynch him at once
and any appeals for sympathy would not be Iik.l,
TO elicit very universal response. As with men
SO with nations. We're England our worst enemy
It would he poor compliment to America 10 ex-
pect her 10 synpathize with woman murderer,
and children slayers.
bus America does not hate England All the
wrongs she has ever suffered from that country has
mas avenged ih fsir aud open fight and like gene
aud gallant nation, eherishes no secret grudges
aud mas none "f that unsatisfed resentment which
arises from work half done. England is next 10 our
own.th frees, nation on the earth; our laws. Ian.
gosge, liberty, We have Inherited from that ancien,
stock; and the future destiny of the civil and No
h'ic*i liberties Of both peoplesrcindiSsolubly In
tert~issd with each other. lfother nations b.x.
e'o>e OF quarrel against England, let them svenps
~ WIN sword. bayouet aud cannon, as America
ha' done, or ese give up a quarrel in which they
Show more capacity for barking Than bi,i,a
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EXCITEMENT IN CHcAGp-The City G2rton Ro5b,nq
the Grdres Great excitement has been produced
in Chicago by the detection of Martin Quinlan.
the city SEXTON In the act If rifiHg the graves of
the dead. and shipping them off in wagons Eli
York, medical student, who Resides in south ILL
nois was arrested at the same time, but DIR. Brai-
nard, the President Of the Medical College became
tail for him IL issurposed that Qniulan has been
for a long time in the practice Of robbing graves
ami selling the bodies to the Medical College As
long IN two years AGO. n strnBrsr having died in
,hicago with considerable money about him, per-
sons Afterwards came on 10 recognize him. but on
opening his grave II Il was fonnd empty Snpro-
sung they had opened the wrong one, another was
tfIed ana so on 'ii nine opened and all found
empty.-CfnciHnoG fi,.4tf
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G3y~ SPECIAL NoTIC.. attention
of the trade carpenters and others Is requested 70
our sale Of the remainder OF Thos knsts stock Of
Hardware. &c +, to take place THIS MORNING. at
10 O'Clock. L. Il. COOK Cd.
nolI Auctioneers.
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aF ALEx.IifLL received at tho Fair of the NJ.
chanics' Institute, at Richmond the highest pre-
MUM 49, was AWARDED for the best Boots ana
shoes, no f1-ft
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PAss1xGBrs PER STEAMSHIP "JAMssTowS,' Par
IRISH. Master, from New Yo,k:
l. K. Chanberiin. VIM Jarvis. J. p. II. Ward. Jno.
Gray, W. r. Thomas n. Aaron, ]. II San yer. 3 G.
Daggett j. X Farnham, o Hit. s Whitehottse. Miss
Parker. W, II. Sheppard, JOS Bnzzo. Thos. Hamil-
ton. W lIsxAe and lady, II. Wolfe. Mrs. NJ yers
ard hauahte,. a. II. White and lady II Parry. q;
White, Miss Mseder, q. III. Clifford, J: Hubbard and
~ in seerage Also from Norfolk-M. Waller. Capt
Perkins. ". Carr. y: Hurley. D. P, Farqualiar yno.
Gresham, J L. Roberts, jr., Ros't Freeman. b. y.
Dugan. s. W Wood, Jno. Mortimore, v. Aubeek. II.
Hart. W. Vaughan, James Vaughan, W. A. Nelson,
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1,HE SAINT AND HIS SAVIOR, O,
- The Progress Of the Soul in the Knowledge O,
Ftesns. ~ Ihe Rev. e.. ii. spurgeon; price 81 Also
he fast Day Sermon, by the same author deliyere
~ him at the Crystai Palace. London before 24.n0
sefsons; rrce 70 ceats just received and Tor sal.
~ W0kTHAM 4 CITTRELL
NJ lT-dIw M ma Main street
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g. TALAyERA FOR RENT

Fs.s IhLhF LhH FUN hEN I. - hIf
EiX excellent Market Garden and Residence il 70.
rent for the coming ear. The tract contains shou
thirty acres of land, and il most adm ably adapted
to the purposes Of n market garden. The dwpllns
together with the out houses presents pleasant re-
sdence for any one wishing TO reside near the city
being about mile distant situated just above tn,
Baptist College, and on a continuation Of Broa
street.
For terms, apply to Mira ELIZA F. TALLEY,
Grace: tween Jtffsgson and Madison streets.
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Rsnaeaas 70, 70. J ecember, is received from J. W
Broad ,,r... vain street. and J, II. Gentry 4 Co,
aud ,nelass me Contents are varied as u.nsl
number i. .sl' supply Of susravings. In th,.
novel by h.esasa The wrgsniaus.. a new
annsaneed. - !. ia. a, ha. already h.e,
80 mel 10 Henry r.mesa' oeeh
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H@~ A RELIGIOUS MEETING is now in
progress at Sycamore Church. Rev. ISAAC sRRETr.
Corr spending Secretary Vi the American Christiai
Missionary Society, will preach nightly. no Its
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DEATH OF AN OLD MERCHANT.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 16-Gilbert Cas- ard, an extern
sive pork packer. died yesterday morning, of apo
plexy. lie was IS years OF age.
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Mysterious Disappearance of Child
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH. :
McGAHErsvnLE, ROCKINGHAM Co, Va, /

MCGAHEYSVLLE, ROCKINGHAM Co, Va, !
November II.
On Monday last, this end of the county was
thrown into great excitement, by the report that
two children, each about two years old were lost
in or near the Peaked Mountain. The facts of the
appear to be these The youngest child of Mrs
Mallory wa, at near neighbours playing with her
child Of about the same age, and rambled off to-
gether in the woods. She says they we're not gone
more than ten minutes before she heard "A child
crying, and went in search Of them and found her
child, but it could not tell where the other child
was. The neighbors were then sent for, and close
search made for the last child but without succe.s
that day They assembled again at night. and
with torches resumed the search, but heavy rain
falling III the night. they were compelled to quit
until the ensuing day, when large number as-em-
bed. and forming themselves into a line, about
ten steps apart, they trsversed the mountain for
several miles around, but finding no trace of tue
lost child and weaIied with the hard trav L. they
would ftia have given up the search, but the tears
of the almost heart broken parents prompted them
TO renew the hunt, until the darkness of night
compelled them, with sau hearts, to return. The
search was continued in this manner for several
days, but without success.
The place where the child was found by ts
mother about half a mile from the house and
it seems impossible that it could have gone so far
in So short time (ten muutes) as its mother said
and equally impossible that she could have heard
it cry far. These evidently false statements in
connection with other circumstances tend to throw
suspicion in that quarter. and will probably lead
To an examination. as many persons believe that
the child Was stolen. About four years ago, the
mother of the lost child was shot through o crack
in the house, whilst depositing her babe in che
cradle
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EFFECT OF THE ARABIA's NBws.-The New York
Sun reasons that the financial storm 10 blowing
over. and says:
che iubts and fears entertained here of the eff
feet of the news Of our bank suspensions in Eng
land have been set at rest by the AraLias adyices
and Wall street presented yesterday afternoon an
animated and graiifed appearance. Ihe suspense
is over, and though the financial storm has left
traces Of its severity which will not soon be eff
faced, butiness will improve with the restoration
Of confidence. prudent course on the part Of
our banks and n spirit Of mutual assistance and
accommodation among business men, are alone re-
qur, to infuse life into commerce and tn.
principal branch { iLdustry"
OF the effect of the same news the New York
Times also says:
1t shows we are neither so important nor so
wise as we had fancitd ourselves. But it also
sh Dws that there is more intelligence aud more
solid order Of men in the London Stock Exchange
than in our own They are less excitable act with
greater de, Iteration and have mufc sagacity, and
possibly more principle, than the Bulls and Bears
If Wall street. On the receipt of the news of the
suspension of specie payments by our banks con
soils fell one fourth per cent, but recovered even
that trhing decline during the day. With us it is
unusual circumstance for stocks TO rise or fall
or 10 per cent In the course of the morning. They
run up and down without any apparent cause and
even in the mort quiet and non speculative times
permanent stocks huc;uate from to 2 per cent
Ia absence of all excitement
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ihs bLuEkiDes kEpUsLicAs-The materials p.ed
10 printing this paper were consumed in the Ar.
y, an"n occurred at culpeper C. H. few dav, sin,s
Sae informed by Mr.. GARLAND, the editor. a.;
uas mace arrangements 10 rcoommenee n. nu,
on 10 soont week. We wish him srarx =,
,.,a se,nent HE recent diraster should ,t,mn
81 ~" -" ",erds aud readers to give him an iner,s.
Cd list and cab payments. '"''ea'-
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MARINu INTELLIGENCE.
rort Of Richmond, Mr. i6-heA Water AZ 1eF

fbrf W Rschmosld, NUT Iu-Higa "otT 70 TUF.
- " ARRIVED.
steamship JamestowI. Parrish. New York, mdze
and passengers, ). Lutism a Watson.
7 steamer Geo Peabody, pritchett. Baltimore. mdze
AID passeugers LntlIam Watson.
schr. j. w. Roach johnson, Ne York. hay. NJ.
Downey. 80.
Schr Isaac Cohen ITurtz, Spoford, Rockland, plas-
tor and Iaths Shields S6mmeryiile.
Schr, :Hickman, Bateuan, Phi adelphia, coal. s. p.
Hawes
schr. Samaria, Goshen. IIavre de Grace, coal, B. r.
Halves.
schr. Nsiad, Parker, Baltimore. oyster shells. j. 9.
Atiea
schr. Perseverance, Wyatt, Back River. OF sters.
SAILED,
Schr Black Bird Weaver, down the river, light.
Schr e. T. gevsn, Davis down the river. light.
light.
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AN OLD PRIsosRR.-Last week. Joel scboonbovso
one hundred years Of age, was discharged from
sing Sing State prison, having been pardoned Ly
the uovefnor. lie is a native of Orange county,
on the ith OF July last lie saw Washingtan :,
Newburg during the war ~
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MESSAGE OF Tss GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA. Governor
Winston, Of Ala, has sent his message In TO the
legislature. The Alabama papers say it Is far more
moderate in its tone towards the suspended banks
than 1t was expected it would be. 1t went 30 far
to say that His Excellency would not ''recom-
mend extreme measures against the deliuquents.
lie names May next as the latest time at which
specie payments should be resuned.
ALABAMA STATE FAIR.--We acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of a complimentary badge from the polite
managers of the Alabama State Fair, to be held
this month.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER TO CHISA-Tbe Ro.
Ton Advertiser has received u letter from Its cor.
respondent at 81. Helena, dated September "a
chien announces the safe arrival at Capetown. a
81, ~ on the 18th Of September. Of the United
S s'. steam frigate Minnesota, Captain Dupont
ITO soI Norfolk to China, having on board Mr.. Reed
s n' on"ea s,a'es ambassador to China All well
ofcoais and wonld probably soon nrooseS oa Ply
'''sgs' she ieft Norfolk on the seth of June.
New IN
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE. - GEORGE
IL NJ WEST Nos. and 6. Exchange Place, offers
for sale HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
for December Price q cents Subscription by the
year. 81 20 if paid in advance.
HARPER'S PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE. Nn.9
-23 cents no IT-2t
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GEORGE II. MCNPoRD.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
NEW BOOKS

Meredith Workman is five feet tl-vcn and a half
inches high, measured without shoas dark hair
and blue eyes; nothing remarkable about his fea-
turas no I7-dstsw3w
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THE NICARAGUAN TRANSIT ROUTE.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 16,-It is understood that a
treaty was signed to day between onr Government
and Sig. Yrsarri. the Nicaraguan Minister relative
to the Transit Route. The treaty desgnates nc
company by name, but provides this for the rights
of that company recognized by Nicaragua in the
treaty as amended last july" meaning Joseph L.
Whites grant. A port Of entry at each end of the
route IL to be free to all. and in case of the ina
biIty Of Nicaragua to preserve the compact. the
United States is to place sufficient military force
on the Isthmus to protect it against foreign OF
domesti invasion.
This treaty is looked upon here as entirely hos
tile to Walkers enterprise.
The U. 5. sloop of war Plymouth is coming ur
the Potomac river
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
AMERICAN ORDER"

AMERICAN ORDER"
Responsible parties ia this city believing that tie
American party Is not dead" Jet that all PAL
les lp~rtlcularly DE LocOfoco) not IN State
u ulsint-gratlon." purpose Ia publish at an early
lay, a Journal TO be called
THE AMERICAN ORDER"
which will advocate everything American that 10
worthy OF approval, and oppose every thing Foreign
hat merits reprotation.
They do not expect to revoluonizc the city In any
nVen time II ever, but they do hope. by timely 81
orts TO arrest the tide OF naelty which is setting
n upon our population. and rescue many from the
hopeless stupidity and worthlessness to which they
are Fastening through thu agency Of Foreign habits
and associations.
They ask no fayors Of any rsrty-not even Of that
whose interest they propose TO advocate but any
Using or otherwise may confer with
r. HARRISON ia.
Publi-her and General Agent.
\. B.-The usual courtesy of the Press Is respect
July solicited in giving Insertion TO this Prospectus
no li-6t
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aH- TYLER Il Co, 1888 Main st.

aFTyIRR Premiums at the late Fair of the
American Institute for Portraits.