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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-05-27

NgoRTICED POSTS on hand an Tor sale
at the Arcade By
May 81, '57 A. c. MEMS CH.
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OF scarlet fever. Sunday morning. l4th inst JOHN
w. w EARNEST. aged nearly twslvs ysars son Of
william II. and Farah Earnest, deed formerly of
Hanover cous.y, leaving thrss sHso,i onats s,tsrs
and .thsr relations to mourn their loss
Truly, Ia the casa Of Msste, Earnest we NAV saw
''that Ia the m1st Of life, In death" but last
Tresdsy the subjset Of this notice vas at Slash Cot
tase with the Sunday school connected with Cente-
nary Church on pic mic excursion, then ENJOYING
his usual good hsah Respected and beloved BY all
who knew him, snd especislly was he fsvorite
with his Sunday school teacher, and his little elias
mates.
On Sunday night, 18th inst, about 10 ocloek,
THOMAS COKE. aged years last February, third
son Of the late John w. Boyd and Virginia E., bis
widow.
Tho funeral will tsks place at the family residence,
on MsrshsIl and corner Adams streets this morning
at 10 o'clock 7he relatives and friends of the fami.
ly are invited to attend.
At her residence, near this city, Monday morn
ing June 5 1857. after long and painful illness,
which was borne with Christian patience and reds.
nation, Mrs. JEENET wife ofMr. Jas w se,u. in
the 4fh year other age with hope Of life eternal
Po live In tho hearts Of hose lesvs behind OF
to die"
7he friends Of the family invited to att nd her
funeral, from Centenary Church, this tTuesdsy)
morning, at 10 O'Clock.
q Sullivan county, Nsw York and Wayne couu
ty, Penn papers will please copy.
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The Tobacco Troubles.

There Ia more or less of trouble and contesta~
ton growing out of every great interest," and the
grow and increase with the growth and .ipcrease
of that interest II for no other cause at least on
tho ground that regulations and modes ct do'ns
business must change With the accumulated nu'n
and Importance of the interest itself we in"
this illustrated In the Tobacco trade OF TINS o.,,
whose regular growth has been much acce'e' A'''
by the railroad lines which have tendeo W ''".e
trate the crop at this point The commission N.'.
chants engaged In the Tobacco 'rA'e n.'o De"''
consulting .bout wha, they look upon as tne 'r'es
ularities and Inconvenience OF tue p'''e'' - -
OF Iuspections. and the conclusions TO wh,on 'h'y
have .rri, Oh anpesr the proceedings OF the'r Two
mos,;rc. ~xbich will be found In this morning
D;sr,,cb They will be interesting to~h conesfhe"
., ~, ,-es. staple whether rs producer, manasae
,,-.r or simmer IA a matter Of course there are
,.r,ies and two sides to many Of the unesliens
d;.cus,ed. Upon some all are agreed, An 'nves"
,;stou int these questions W Ill likely bring ABOUT
some valuable changes II would indeed DO strange
N hare were not some reform needed In rcsulaN
tons which have prevailed so many years In a
business which has grown 80 immensely a. that Of
the Tobacco trade in this city. II will be seen that
,hs meeting decided in favor of An ENChASaE
We trust this frat decided expression Of opinion
by the merchants In favor of such an institution
may end in the establishment of one not only for
Tobacco dealers, but for tho convenience of every
branch of trade
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Honuoke Hed sulphur Springs

We invite attention to the advertisement OF the
Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, which will DO found
in the Dispatch Of this morning This watering
place has been but recently introduced to the pub
lie. 1t was visited last summer by several of our
citizens who gave a most favorable account OF 1t.
II Is ten miles from Salem In Roanoke, on the stage
route from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
to the Sweet aud White Sulphur Springs. It's ca
pacity is equal to the accommodation of about three
hundred visi.ors-it l., beautifully located with the
advantage of fine grove of forest trees. The
waters are recommended for their efficacy in bron~
chial and lung diseases, dyspepsia, &C. Our In
f)rmants speak In high praise of the fare at these
Springs, which is pronounced by them superior
The order and arrangement of the place are neat
and systematic, and every effort ia made by the
Company te promote the comfort of their guests
The Roanoke Red Sulphur is important sd-
dition to the number aud variety of that group OF
mineral waters reached by the Danviile, South
Side and Virginia and Tennessee Railroads. The
route ID most pleasant one, and the watering
places reached by it, already famous are growing
in popularity.
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LIBERAL DONATION --One Of our most enter
prispg citizens, JOSEPH K. ANDERSON, Esq, has
subscribed the liberal sum Of fifteen hundred dol
lars to aid in building edifce for the Virginia
Mechanics Institute. This &C. of generosity is
another instance of the public spirit which has
characterized Mr Anderson's course heretofore
and we hope it may stimulate others to lend their
assistance 10 a meritorious project.
We learn tina. two working mechanics yester-
da7 subscribed 500 each, and that the citizen.
generally display cornmendahle spin; Of liberal
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The Iisticg of Tobacco.

The Commission Merchants In their meeting on
Saturday evening, determined in one Of their reso.
utions to request inspectors hereafter to list no Tos
bacco unless it be either in the warehouse or in the
city. We eara that the Inspectors at Shockoe
Warehouse have been endeavoring for some time
past to prevent the entry Of Tobacco Eot arrived
in the CITY; bu. the Commission Merchants appeal
ius to the past usage of the Warehouse and press
Ing their point with great energy prevailed over
the opposition of the inspectors, who reluctantly
Granted their consent for the present season The
result Is tn q. the books of the Inspection filled up
to the first ofAugust and every hogshead received
now. that happens not to be so entered, must wal,
until after that time before 1t can be inspected ana
sold TIE Inspectors Of ether warehouses may
and we suppose do concur in this opposition 10
the custom CT stalling the inspection by enter
ing tobacco not only not shipped. bat which Is
often not even ready for transportation. At tie
ma .ipe Col -MeDearm1n offered with the consent
Of the Commission Merchants, 81 once TO put in
force the rule that no Tobacco not received should
he entered on the books and in conformity with 1t
to erase from the books every entry of that kind
To this those present would not agree-contending
that what was done should remain; but that no
nsu cntry of Tobacco not at hand should be pers
mt,ed, after the LIST of August next Blu. the pres,
sure upon the warehouses ceases abou. that time,
Ind there will be no longer any motive for fore.
stslling the inspections this year. all the Tobacco,
that comes afterwards eau be inspected without
much if any delay.
But we suppose now that as all parties aeem
agreed as to the irregularity and unfairness Of
the entering of Tobacco not received there will be
no difficulty in putting stop to it at the proper
time.
We are informed that the proprietor of Shockoe
Warehouse is determined to enlarge the capacity
Of that establishment from 1900 to 1000 hogshesds
This will very much aid in preventing the over
stocking of the warehouses of which there has been
30 much complaint and from which many farmers
have sustained serious injury.
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DIR Manly on the American Tract Society
An admirable letter, expressing the views of
the eminent and venerable Basil Manly, D D., of
Charleston s c., relative to the late action of the
Tract Society, has been written in answer to let
ter ofirquiry addressed to him by Life Director
who resides 10 the city of Columbus. DR.. Manly
says the course of the Society hitherto has been
consistent with its constitution and design and
satisfactory to the Southern people. Why not
continue in this courset Why, he asks instead of
preamble, statements resolutions, did not the
committee report, or the Society declare in q cou-
pie Of lines that they satisfied with the course
hitherto taken ~ the Society that subject, and
recommend that it be faithfully and steadily ad.
hersd tot This would have still satisfied the
Southern people. He thus proceeds:
That sbey have not said this plainly ,bow. ,b.,
they assume the risht to the fhciites they have
winch the Southern people have helped 10 build mn
In discussing the suit sct of slavery-at III. sxcInn
discretion 4 people who claim that they have nth
ing 70 do With slavery.
cannot SPEAK for my brethren, still les, for III.
churcnes OF Chst; but, for myself, say that moth
Ing win SATISFY me from that Society, bat an nnaoi
vocal declaration tbatthey intend to say and do nth
t onoon,tent with the policy hstherto pursued bv
me southern people are not unwilling TO copslds.
mel cut before Goo, in the matter of sl.vehoISn
They have studied the susjset a. 1t ia m,tt.r b.
eseIydsy Practical ccncern to Thorn and momsnt 81
10 s its bearings and issues II they have not va,
Lssrred their duties, they may still hope that III.
Greater viii tesch them, by methods thew sirssda
enjoy They have His Bible, and they have H;.
promise-''n all the ways, acknowledge Him and he
shall di ect their paths"
But God has not promised that he will teach r..
mote, unsympsthiGng people what are the separate
and peculiar duties Of other people not cireunsten
csd - they are Nor has He directed aay to apply to
such for instruction. When therefore, our Northern
iilef Dc undertake TO instruct in matter On which
they have nothing in common with u, we must re-.
ply
~, Non iaii suxtiio, Zee defen soribus iIlsD
we are entirely ia.cc sable to instruction upop
Iast subject, hom that quarter and 1t must not be
sttempte1 in any form.
~ we can have no pat in the work of that gocia
", henesiorwsrd. be it no. The Southern people
VIII pursue, apart their quiet way Of love and obs.
d'ence 10 their Divine Master, In accordance with
ms own encouraging word, lisa. &C 6-'Your bre,h
ran fnst psted you, and that cast you out for INV
Names SAKE said, let the Lord DO sori6ed? but n.
sst spps.r 70 your Joy, and they shall DO ssha msd
ioes "eiy, d. MANLY.
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- Valuable Milling Property. Tho a l..
tention Of mer and capitalists 10 called to the .. s
OF The yaubis property In Manchester Known a.
Bragss Mills, to take place This DAY at o'cloci
The superior quality of the -four ground at this
N Ill has attached reputation to its brands unsur-
passed by any flour In this State which must eys to
the purchaser very great advantages Ia the manufse
ture OF fsur For terms. Gs., sse auction head
ia Sit GODDIN 4 APPERSON
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FINE WHEAT We ssw yesterday, S fine spec
linen Of Mediterrs1isn wheat. from the farm of f
G RuYFIS, ESQ Of Chesterfield. The heads are
!srse and admirably dlied, and Mr. + says be has
about ffty acres Of such wheat, which will be
ready for the sickle in shout two weeks
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~ Powers Imperial Aubrotypes. :,

~ Powers Imperial Aubrotypes- This
world.reLowned. celebrated and never failing Pie.
tue has assembled to the pima lie of fame iy.
Ing to the world charm of harmonious beauty A.
lasting as the sun. Since the invention of the I'm
perial Ambrotype thsis has been such a rush at
POWERS Gallery as to astonish the natives The
people have opened their eyes and stood with amaze.
msnt as though chained to the spot, so great was
the beauty o. this great and wonderous specimen of
art Isl Mtiosr'et.
notwithstanding the rain yesterday, we had the
pleasure of waiting upon hundred Of our cii
Gems ali OF which were admirably pleased with
Licensees. ia IsIts
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CONCERT The concert of Mr.. Gallsher at Me-
tropolitau Hail. las. night, was highly successful
The house was densely crowded, and the per-
formauce was greeted with liberal share of aps
plause Miss Fanny Stovali, most interesting
aud graceful young lady, was the Queen of the
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PASTORAL CALL The members of Christ
Church, Norfolk, Va, have voted to call Rev Mr.
Peterkin, of Richmond, TO take chrge of thai
congregation. 1t is not known whether that gen
nemen will accept.
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THE ALUMNI OF THE UNIvERsITY.-.-Thsa an
uual meeting of the Society of Alumni of the
University OF Virginia, will take place on Friday,
the Goth June, at O'Clock M. The address by
the orator Hon William Ballard Preston, will take
place on the 9th at IL O'Clock.
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REvIvAL-An extensive revival ia in progress
among the Baptists of Williamsburg. Thirty
have been converted. Rev Z Dickinson, of
Charlottesville, has been assisting the pastor.
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HYDRoPHoBtA-The Mad Stone "A gentleman by
the name Of summss from 1redell. N C, spent Z
day here last week his way home from the house
of ST. jos pa P-intsr. of Person county. whittier he
had been the virtues Of celebrated Mad Stone
in Mr. Pointers possession. Mr.. s. stated that day
before he bitten by dog supposed to be mad
that he Immediately had the wounded flesh cut out
and thoroughly csuterizsd, but not feeling satisfied
he visited Richmond Va in search of Mad Stone,
and MT finding It, he there accidentally heard Of Mr
Pointers. This stone had b,en applied to the wound
and continued to adhere TO It for while snd th n
drop of.ss it said to do when Spoiled to poison
Gus wound and becoming saturated with the poison
this it continues do long there is poison In
the system and when it sucks all out, rnderstand
that the stone loses its adhesveness.
The boo. man seemed deeply detected mot TIE
fsint.st sm lie was observed o fit scros, his SD
face viii 10 here 80 Milton IN c. Chronicle
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TELEGRAPHIC consequence of the wires
being down between Fredericksburg and Wash-
ington last evening, we are without our usual
dispatches
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ETTo Merchants, Mechanics and others
M.ycbau.s snd others wishing to have ClRCULAks
CARDS, BILL HEADS, ElLLs OF LAoiNo,
PoaTERs, &C. &c. printed, are invited to call at
our extensive Job Office, which Is suppied with al
most every variety of type, embracing all the is'e'
Dur assortment of CARDS, large and small. sus.
ness and Vislting plain and fancy cannot DO ex
celted. ~,cyrrs y,,.,
and At Home CARDS, printed in the nestsst posi-
bic style.
An work executed at short notice and at the low
sst Cash PRICES. A call from those desiring any
daserDtion Of Printing is respectfully asked at the
"DiSfATCH JOB OFFICE" corner OF Main and
18th streets where can be ssen some Of the hnest
JNO D. HAAHESSLEY 4 co
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The Island generally was healthy.
The Autographed party in command of
Lieut. Sands, lef, for Norfolk, Va, in the steamer
Walker on the ID.
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Capt Ringwald a well known citizen o.
Memphis, Tenn, died last week.
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A ADJUUhNkD MEETING OF ThE
-, Richmond Young Mems Christian Association,
WI WI. De held at their Hall on this II UESDAY) even
Ds' O'Clock After the reading OF an Esssy by
foloS, Little. the Association will act upon the
Section of the Sd Artole Of ths Constnt,on hsvins
49, 90 eoP'ea, not In accordance with the Consttu-
Ists az al annual meeting on the Goth day of May,
i; he =, ZIG same 10 b. reby reps ,led"
10 ~ ~ ABEL u MAYO. Rec. Sec
ply NIC.-Fersons desiring to ate nd the
IND re or ne 81 GIsy street Sunday School
themselves with tickets by csl.ipg IN NJ w p "
Taylor, No 2I9 sIoad street. 9hs Carr will lesys
the Depot at "A O'Clock. A M. !. ls
DINE APPLES AND BAN1N1G-T.-,
received lot of very fine, which will ssii ehsso
JAMES MOORE.
je It's Opposite the St Cbsrlss
100 OWEN FINE THREE Sta No
IVY BROUMS, Just received.
jes W. WALLACE SONS.
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EE EsH BUTTEK.-2,0OO Pounds fresh
Orange County. N. T., and Augusta County, Va 4
Fresh Butter, receiving by Steamer Jamestown and
Virginia Central Railroad for sale by
WILLIAM r KING
1e list and Franklin street.
AV1 have stili on hand an assortment of White
and Colorsd Mattiass,lto which invite call:
... G. HAafWELL,
jel6 lis Broad street,
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Port Of Richmond June l5-Hish Water IL o'clock
ARRIVED,
Stoamer jamestown, Parrish, New Yord, mdz aud
passengers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Keen, Baltimore, mdz Lud.
lam 4 Watson.
sobr. John Aumss, Pierce, jacksonville, Florida,
lumber.
schr. Rossnsath, Rogers, Boston, rndz.. D. l. w.
Curris.
sohr Providsncs, Mothsrshssd, Norfolk, corn,
Bacon Baskerville.
schr. w. l.. Jones' Davis, Philadelphia, zeal, Pen
itentaiy.
schr. Angelina vsnslesL Vsnsleaf, New York,
hay, M. Downey.
schr Ocean Bird, Jones. Philadelphia, ccsl, C B.
Lipscomb.
PASSENGERS PER sTsAmsHlP JAMEsTowN, PAR
RIsH, MASTER from New York:
III w Turner, l. Tobey, N WATKINS, w Lang.
lev, Il Harrison, II rurnbull. VIM Myers, w
Atwatsr w 81 Johnston, Mrs Clough snd child.
Ed Winnie, Burns, Mrs Ex-Presidsnt Tyler, DR.
Tyler, Mrs Anne Bsyley and child, Mrs McCul.
Tough TAYLOR, Fl w Peck lady, three children and
nurse, r Green. Balm and e in stearage
Also, from NOrfolk-A N Beardsley, VIM Beers
and servant And Johnston, Geo w Yapcey, Geo w
Whitfield, Miles Amber, II EismsDn, w John.
ston g Fitzgerald J H Bai r Jas Luckey. Jno Tur.
nsr, Charles Rich David Brian, d Grant, Miss Alics
Jones, WIN + Mclean, Jasobs, Geo Weems
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REMARKABLE SUICIDE.-On Saturday evening last
q middle aged horse of respectable appearance walk
ed deliberately over the river bank at point where
it almost perpendicular descent OF twenty-five
feet After forming thi, extraordinary feat, he
walked cut on the wharf OF nesns Colt Youpg,
BUNS, which lay close to the wharf He then ak
ed ACROSS the schooner and jumped into the river
far his strength would permit he rank to SIX
food for the fishes.
The motive for this extraordinary suicide was osk.
ed 10 the breast of this poor beast and psrshsd
with him; whether he waa crossed in love- or was la
boring under morbid foreboding in view of the
city II ,hs coming hay crop. We only know that he
perished BY his own hands, rather his own hoofs
Poor fellow His body floats just above Long
Bridge sad warning to all horses Of the danger of
giving way to m'sapthrop!cal feelings. Peace to his
beef - Washington Star.
There were l53 des hs 10 New York last week,
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VALUABLE MILL AND 4 A n vi IN
CITY COUNTY ARDIIT EIlH.

Ny.AistAb BILE hl Avn n n WI AE
Y CHARLES CITY COUNTY. ABOUT EIGH-
TEEN or TWENTY NILES Below RICH
MOND, FOR SALE.-We are authorized 10 sell the
MILL scd FARM located above, now owned and
occupied by Messrs 8. j D. Ball. The Mill has two
pair Surrs, one for Wheat, the other for Corn 1t
srinds from 100 1900 BARR Is of Corn toll
annu N, and about 1905 bushels Wheat, though it
does rot require tban half of her time to grind
the latter Her gearing being OF iron, cost about
three years ago, e. 600 person By buying Wheat
and Corn could realize larg. profit from That
The millers h7use c7rtaiDs five rooms. The Mil 10
three stories high and has shed attached to 1t -
Ths MI LII will bs sold with l0h ACRES OF LAND,
or with 80 to $50 ACRES, may be preferred by
A Saw attached to the Mil would do well. There
Ia poat oftioe here and it ia excellent location
for ore one OF the in the nillers house be.
ing already fitted up for the purpose 1t is good
stsad for Blacksmith and Wheelwrisht ssi is near
vhsre three county Eosds inteIsect.
n addition to the Mi property we are authorized
to sell the Farm adjoining, containing between 400
AMI $50 acres IL has on it good barn, stable car.
rage house, Kitchen, good Office and excellent
dwelliue houss containing five rooms,
Parsons sposed to pur chase are requested to ex-
anime the property which will be shown them by
Mr. DBall residr at the mill
Terms accommodating Apply to
GODDIH APPERsON, Aucts.
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~ pm. sAsroRp's INvIcoRAToR 10 formed oy
a,,olvlps gums, and extracting that part which
,,bl. for the scsive virtues Of the medicine. inese
dunn. remove all morbid or bad matter from the sy'
tenn. supplying IN their place healthy now OF ono
,sylcopArING the stomach, causing food 10 o'ees'
xoll pu,ifying the blood giving tone and heah 70
,be whole machinery, removing the causes OF the
disease and eHecting radical cure without any o..
tho dsaareesbe sftsr effects, fslt by using Csome
or Mineral Poison 1t gives sush quick relief as to
convince thu patient of receiving benefit almost a.
soon AZ the medicine is taken. We do not know OF
a .ins,s iustancs where 1t has bean taken without
bapeft and in nearly all cases complete cure is ef'
fcted 6y its USE 1t has acquired Its wide POPULAR
,y simply because 1t does what 1t is recommended
to do 1t is contantly ensrgng its circle OF FRIENDS
Ina healing on its wings, and Joy to the hearts
Of those suffering from liver complaint Jaundiee
dv,per,ia or general NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Register
Rpr.xrr gEERs j. Fisher and ADIE GRAy
AGENTS for Richmond. 10 I''-ooc~"
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OFFICE JAMES KANAWHA CANAL.

OFFICE JAMES R. l. KANAWHA CANAL
RICHMOND June 10 1857 :
For the purpose CT repairing the Canal
the navigation will bs suspended en- the first level
from the 18th to the 2th of July and at Locks 25 and
43 the lst Division from the 18th to the Is. of
July. 1t 10 expected that the gstion on the I'd
Division will be resumed about the 25th inst and
will not again be interrupted.
el6-2sw4w VIM. P. MUNFORD, ssc'y.
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~ Tax Asness harn i"tsha a"so"''ins '.n'
a, thai, sa.., ,...s t,ssisht, ea the baoara. the
l.ais., u.asssssaiY. viii ss,seass them by tne'f
.,...aa. .sa ste,ua,A, taks = stroll to the corner
al .h aaa ntesa st,set. t. enjoy the greatest ''eS
az the .ea.as, sias. OF pure sopA WArEs' naVorea
with .,sup Ut tho ,a,.t delicious kind Tho puono
.,.s,. ps,tea,e tho.s that sell the best and cheap
-, rh., i, ,he reason 20 maay call at "ARIsG
r,,..,,. who .esp TO the old price of 81 cents a
,,.,, aud have tho best assortment OF syrups In tire
t WV Ii
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FROM HAyANA.-The steamer Isabel, from
Havana, with dates to the l0:h has arrived at
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la Ten DOLLARS hhssARD -. RR n
~ away from the subscriber, on Thursday last,
IA the 18th inst, Negro Man named 10 I'm, Of
n N edium s,ze and height, very black, about 70
IL years old, whsn spok en- to replies quaf ly with
8 cart da.n lock. He il supposed to have gone to
F,sex county. vher- his master resides or il still
n-,ip. shout the CITY The above reward will be
psid for bis apprehension and &c livery to me.
IA Is St VIM GkEANOR
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Sugar waa quiet and firm The stock at Ma.
tarzss and Havana amounted TO 800 600 boxes and
5000 bids. Moiasses quiet from, the stock
being reduced. Freights and Exchanges were