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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09
The subscribers also agent for Whitman & CoTton''
CLEVELAND MARBLE FACTORY:
DENTISTRY

DlIN IIS'IIt
nR. Il. I'D. PARKER, from Cleveland, re-
spectGully announces to the public he has per-
maneny located in Lower Sapdusky for the purpose of
2racticing surgical and mechanical Dentistry From the
ample resources WHICH he has enjoyed for acquiring
thorough knowledge of the profession he feels confident
that he shall be able to give all who may
desire his aid the various branches % the profession
The public assured that the utmost WI; he TAX
to render his operations both permanent and useu
ArtirSa teethset gold pate in number from single
one TO do1ble set Pivot teeth inserted in the very
best manner Carous teeth filled a permanen ently
arrest the declay. Teeth cleaned in such
nure the enamel. Teeth extracted with the
approved Instruments.
DIR. PARKER, wishes to be understood that he is
sponsbe for all his operations Persons wishing Dental
operations invited to call at his Office in Caldwels
Brick Building, over DIR. Chamberin's office.
June 80, 1S49. Is
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09
Chancery Notice

State Of ONao SdndusEy county, court Of common
pleds-In chancery.
Ami w. Cutter,
William K Dana, ct. al
d. virtue of decretai order issued in this to
ID directed and delivered, shall offer for sale at
DUE the 9Th day March next, between the hours
prescribed by law the door of the house of said
county in Fremont the following described real estate
situate in said county, TO wit:
The north quarter of section number thirty SIX
in township number four, north of range number fifteen.
containing hundred and sixty of land more
less, in Sandusky county, Ohio.
Taken the property of William K Dana, ct al, TO
satisfy decree rendered in said in favor of Ami w.
Gutter, and against said Dane, ct al.
CHESTER EDGERTON,
Jan'y 19-45:5 Special Master
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09
FASHIONABLE TAILORING

r. MAX AWELLs
ID ESPECLFULLY announces that he continues his
business in the second STORY of Knapps building.
opposite Burgers old stand, where he will be happy
wait his old customers and all who need any thing in
his line II YOU your made RIGHT and
after the --latest Fashion-call on MAXW ELL.
N. B. Particular attention pad Cutting and warrant
cd to fit if properly made up. April %, '49.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09
RIank Deeds tor sale.

T1TARRANTY, MORTGAGE, and 4UlTCLAIMI
wv DEEDS together with variety of other Hanks
for sale at ths FREEMAN OFFICE. s
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09
Not to be Undersozd!
SMmAMsku Drasg SeOrc.

SfH1G(ENShy W3'1tg Store.
Drugs Medicines, Oils, Paints and Dye ,Stufs,
OFFERED for sale terms that cannot but prove
~ satisfactory all who wish purchase the best war
rantabe articles, at lowest rates will be foundhere
At wholesale and Retail,
a variety of Paints, White Lead, Red Lead Paris
Green, chrome Green, chrome Yellow, Turkey TIMBER,
Terra desienna, Vermllion of Lead
Lampblaek of various qualities, Ivory Black, Chinese
Vermllion, Gold and silver bronze, of various shades
coPal Varnish, and spirits Turpentine.
AlsO-Dye Woods and Stuffs,
Madder, Indigo, Alum, Blue Vitrol, cochineal, solution
of Tin, Logwood, Fustc, coPperas, &C., &c. Wehave
also good article of Lim-Seed Oil. Alcohol,
Pure Wines, and Brandy for the sick. Ginger, cream
srtar, soda, EPSON salts and castor Oil by the guam
ttv. al for cash that is motto.
Ginseng, sasssfras Bark from the Root, to be
veil ashe, and iried and Paper Rags will be taken in
sxchange for ssloOds al :heireash price
SHEETS &BELL.
Lower sardusky. Jun, 2s. '49.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

MY FRIEND, do you want good Goods, and cheap
I'VE Goods call on PETTIBONE and examine his
new stock ustopened at bis old stand opposite Deals
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-07-06

j. II. LORING will continue the business in all its
branches and socs that liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed assuring his patrons that pnns shall be spared
make all business transactions satisfactory.
July O. dw3wis
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A. MARSH.
~ AAxAANOAsy
SUCCESSOR tn e TORI

SUCCESSOR TO c. LORINGD
E. II lie for their liberal patronage and soIics
~ Is WI continuance of the Having enarg-
o. ed his Sales Room, for the better accommo
dalton OF his customers he offers for sale all kinds of
BRASS and WOOD INSTRUMENTS, with an ex tensve
assortment of SHEET MUSIC.
II Also, PIANO FoRTES, with or without the Eoan
Attachment.
% III kiuds Of Wood and Brass instruments TO LET
June p dyyistf
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EsaZOvS-ES aZOrS.
Dissolution.

yyNHE firm of RICHARDSON & LORING is by mutual
this day dissolved and all demands due the late
firm must DO settled without delay at The old stand Of X L.
IL. A. RICHARDSON,
Worcester, May /, 1850. ]. +. LORING.
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~ last Arrived.

A NEW and splendid assortment of (from to inches
II wdeO Black silk Laccs, for Trimmings, at
prices to defy the competition of any other establishment III
this city, call at the New ENGLAND FANCY STORE, 2lO
Main. ST., opposite CIRCUITS Book Store. Is
MYERS, BAMBERGER a. RosENBLATT;
June IA eotlistf
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COFFlM WAREH0IIsE..
INVALUABLE INVENTIONS.
NNE. B. GUY.

No. % Sudbury Street, Boston,
WOULD inform the public that he has invented
" continuance for LINING PIPES WITH GLASS
which impars to the neither color acid taste
The outside of the pipe covered with composition that
preserves them from This considered by the most
eminent chemists fit for conveying water
into houses for domestic purposes Those using aqueduc
water will find it for their advantage to call and examine.
1PHe has also invented GLASS STRAINER, to be
placed at the bottom Of Wells and Springs. The
carried through glass lined pipes to any part of the house
desired Persons from the country invited to call
or send in their orders dwtf Boston, June %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18

this power And rot necessary IN ofdrr 70 render "
proper and suitable seat Of government for the United
States that slavery should be abIisi,d within the lmts
Of the miles square. And mas much at the time
the cession- when. in spri, Of generosity immediate
" after the formation Of this consitnton-when all was
NJ ace ard harmony and concIdwhen brotherly affec
lion aud fr.erna feeling prevailed throughout this whole
Union-when Maryland and Virginia. in a moment Of
generous impulse, and with feelings Of high regard to
wards the membes e his Union. chose 10 oake this
grant neither party could have suspected that, al same
distant future period. The agitation If this unforu
subject their generous grant without equivalent was
be turned against them. and that the sword to be
upfed, rs it WERE in their bosnns, strike at their
own hearts thus Ibis implied faiib this honorable ob
gaoa This necessity and propreiy keeping in constant
view The great object Of ceson. These consider
atoms which in 1893 governed they influence
me- r submitting the which have submitted to
,onr consideration. Now. then | do think Con
gress ought ever. honorable body. acing bona de
in good faith. and according To the nature and purposes
and obj CTS Of the cession at the time it made and
looking at the condition Of the cedng States a, that lime,
Congress cannot without the forfeiture of all those obi
cations Of honn which Of honor and nations Of hon
respect much il found literally in many words in
the bond selfCongress m Interfere with the in
slution Of slavery in this District without the viola
Of all hese Obligations not in my opinion less sacred and
less binding than If inserted the institutional nsru
ment itself.
TO BE- Continued
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18
LEGISLATURE,
MONDAY, Feb. II, 1850

MONDAY, Feb II, 1850
In the House of Delegates, MIR. Mayo presented The
following communication from Judge Robertson:
To the General assembly of Vnginia:
GENTLEMEN The business of the Superior Court of av
Tor the 2lst Circuit devoyed by the death Judge
Nicholas added to that of the Superior Court Chancerv
lind more aborious than had supposed So far bay
gone through with it, trust without etment to the public
interests But requiring does present. daily SEES
sion Tor nearly eight MONTHS to say nothing of vacation du
ues ee no assurance that could be performed me for
any length OF time in the which alone would be
content to perform it. feel it therefore due both to the
public and to myself give way to some other
and intellectually more competent to the task
To ob'ate all inconvenience to suors and give TO the
General Assembly an opportunity Of making selection en-
people OF the Circuit, reque that my resignation NAV h.
considered as taking effect from the 22d the present
month. Very respectfully
JOHN ROBERTSON.
Richmond, nth Feb, 1850.
The Speaker presented communication from the
Governor transmitting all The proceedings in Council
upon the subject If the Washington Monument: f om
which it appeared that Mess Patton and Wiey approy
ed of Cawld's plan and Mr. Daniel disappryed Of il
On Mr.. Patrck's motion, the communication was refer
red 10 select committee.
Afterwards, MIR. Conway moved 20 reconsider the
vote of reference aud after considerable discussion he
tween Messrs. Conway, Patrick, Claborne, Rives and
johnson, the reconsideration was carried. Mr. Yerby
made some remarks expressing the opinion that an cone
estrlsn statue was not III" suitable to comm. mora.
The life and character Of Washington Mr.. Patrick f.
naily Withdrew The motion To refer select committee
and on his moon, the Governors communication was
laid on the table,
On motion of Mr. Neal, Of Pi,tsyvana. the Honss
agreed /" reconsider the vote rejecting the bill for the ex
tension Of The James River and Kanawha canal from
Buchanan to Covingon; and the bill was made the or
der for today Several members said their vote for re-
consideration was not ,es Of what il would be ON the
bill s-lf.
The vote, rcc citing the hill Tor cons,ruc inc the Hint
louisville and Huntersville rurnrike u,s ,ec,,s;J.,al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18
+ H e M A n X z rs.
OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICA,

OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN
~ FEB. II.
offerings reached $50 head Bcevcs which 393 were sold
to city butchers $50 packers 20 left unsolda
81 on the hooi equal to S5aS7 IS net S3 33
gross.
Hogs,-we quote from s. so to Sc.
Four--We are not advised of any large transactions
in Howard Street Flour Saturday To-day sales Of 200
bb were made at "a IS, and 500 bbs strash brands at
No sales OF City Mills Flour Holders are firm at as
Sran.Sma parcels Of red Wheat, by wagons, sell at
lo3alO cts Prime lots, ahoat, worth 04a 1903 cts
Sales OF Corn to-day at 52a53 white 81
for red
Sales of Oats a 35a36 cts
We quote MARYLAND Rive at So cts
Provision.-The market exhibits much armnsss, and
are y sustained In Lard there appears to be
better feeling and holders asking higher rates
those published in last report We large sales
PHILADELPHIA Feb. II, 6 p. NJ
The Stock market is .eady and prices have upward
still more easy, and money abundant.
The market for breadsiufs steady but not active Sale,
o, ooo 6ois at - si Some not willing to take less
than ~ 81 for goo! common brands.
Wheat steady-sales OF red at lOialO7 cts white do
iloali5 c' Corn frmersaes 55ia57 per bushel
Tor yellow Oats 34a36 cts. Rye 62 cts
The Provision market is quiet.malI sales Mess Pork
S'i 81 Tor new. Lard 6sa7i in bbls. and kegs.
The Grocery market is rather quiet-Cofee is heavier
SINCE the steamers news sales reported Sugars and Me
asses quiet. Rice is unchanged
Cotton has been rather unsettled since the newsdeaers
waiting their private advices No sales reported.
w hiskey is duh at 23a24cs. per gallon.
Tobacco continues frm--prices tending upward
NEW YORK, Feb II, 6P. M.
The letters by the steamer Ecropa were asserted and
perused until after business hours and but little
done.
The Stock market buoyan and prices have up
ward tendency but actual change from the
taons OF Saturday. The Money market is gradually bet
coming easier and goodpaper be negotiated the stree
at6to per ct.
Flours steadysales of $500 bbs at "a "a to
mon Western and State brands and IS 44aS5 50 for pure
Gene.ee Southern do IS 25a5 81 Rye Flour unchanged
Corn Meal frmer.
Wheat is dull-no sales reported Corn is active and
prices lmproved-sales of 10000 bushels ea62 cents Tor
63ct
Provisions dullsacs ofnew Mess Pork $40 73snd
Prime at S9a9 1926 Lard is firm and Oh oo
bb's, at 6la7 cts
Groceries are not generally frm-Cohee is heavy ana
prices tending to declincno sales reported Sugars qe'
Molasses steady; Rice unchanged.
The Cotton market is dull and droopng-the sales To-Day
were ooO bales at l2 for midd ing New Orleans showms
decline of ct per h.
Whlskey is dull-saIes at 23a2s. cts. per gallon.
Tobacco is firm and prices tending upward.
Freights are steady as last quoted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18

TIE House pissed bill to incorporate The Ar,
Manufacturing Company. &c, and bill 10 n.o,da
constructing the Abbs Valley and Tug road. r'"e 'of
The bill divercing Samuel G. Znn FINN his wifi. NJ.
~. was rejected. WIG i>an-
The House i"k up the Convention bill on il. H.. :,
reacne and after speechs from Nfrssrs Johnson F'
g"so"' bnrwell. Finney Shepard, Yves, and Other. =.
various unsncces snl 'drs 10 ros,p,ne The snbi.c
fnnfe day. an adjournment was finally Carried by clo..
vote The indications were very decided ,ha, n. on,
would pass though Mr. Harvie exposed the hope ~.
he might defeat it by nights consnl,a,ion ''a'
The Senate pissed the resolutions from the Ho,..
the slavery question, and as' the resolution 10 eec, ~"
State Officers TO-DAY s,' Inc
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ss.ippi wishes il, will give way fpf motiua fr ad
puufnment.
On motiun OF Mr. F,pie the further consideration of
the resolutions psp,n'd until romorrow and. on
miioa,
The Senate adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18
WANTED

WANTED
Ioiitt for the remainder of the year, GOOD COON,
L WASHER and IRONEIt, for which liberal price VIII
be paid Apply to r. j. ECHOLS.
Feb j-w4vif
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AN ExcirrSc SCENE mentioned yesterday the fac,
that the new steamers franklin and Pacific OF the Have
and California lines, had left New York tria-rp,
in company with the Cunard steamer Asia We copy the
following account OF the race from the New York Cou
ner.-BalL Amsrican
IAN exciting rice place yesterday between the Asia
of the Cuuard ne the Franklin Of rhe HAVE line and The
Pacific, intended TO from Panama San Francisco
day afternoon made ai Of her achinery and timed bs
speed by short excursion the North rver about
revolutions per minute Her owners being .s
Ned with her machinery, issued Invitations ber
hs above 70 YES, NJ, ~. 10 w
General Pace; III Nsda, r J. Roz.s, K Fmacia, 2 Pa
the arrival OF these dstnguished exe the Venezuelan
flag was run TO the lore Ahalpast the Franklin
Pacific which shortly after iol5wed her down the river
going very slowly until abreast Of Governors island Al,
nms. ~ ScScs Toe Asia came oa, from hsi berth and
being close Ia the Staten island shore-the Pacific
yre w the Sa, IL s. ehsans
under u Roadway The Franklin put alter her with good
hs time being ten minute. pas, twelve, 10 le, her
IND Oh sue went keeping between the waxe: OF both
Of the Asia and Fankn showed saai they were throwing
in the kindling The Pacific crowded frankin6i,een
easily d.cened that the controllers OF ali the steamers were
putng them IN their best possible trim More kndns
eight minutes past tweys and The FsanLin wo King beau
diuiy-the Asia quarter OF mile ahead-her
10 Tie Pacific 70 come on Al ibis time sIi three Of .e
were working admirably the Pacific gliding past
The Frankn quite easily abreast OF left the
FfankIn behind, and gained upon the ASIA passed her
tweny.eeht minutes 70 one o'clock, mile below the
uar ntine going the Of miles an hour
making twenty-five revolutions per minute and carrying
thirty pounds Of ths inch Atone O'Clock the Pacific
made ihe Southwest Spit being four miles shead Of her
competitors At ten minutes past one made SANDY Hook,
egh-en and half miles (the route she took) from the
city, in xty-fve minutes.
The trial Of the Pacific must have satisfied all board
that she Of the seagong built
and her builder Mr. w. H. Brown and the furnishers OF
her machinery, Messs H. r. Durham CO., have RICH,
20 iee proud Of her Her machinery yesterday under
tne charge Of Mr. King and, judging from the ease with
WHEN ne controlled s lnovemens we feel satisfied that
sue could not have been better handled
The TIP OF the Frankn was al eng ncers trim ard she
would remain at sea until this morning"
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Chelera-Treatmens ind Prsventive.

AR. AMATI's ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACRA, TONIC
AND APERIENTThis remedy composed entirely Of vegeta
ingredients substance,
cordial powers
and prescribed by Dr. Aa, celebrated pyan, in
Of the diseases Of the abdominal regionsueh dahn
ysene bilious compani dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
tne liver, &c. a I .a aarat ses f.. f4f.
knowing from experience operates the kindly
enecual these submitted remedy those
prevailing a
venye all who be 80 oanas escape i INST nsdous
symptoms Ne =. N..
retail Music Saloon
syvana between llt and iah and the principal
drug the city Of Washington Georgetown, nd Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions for win
cehcafcs accompany each the
discount dealers Orders from any Of the United States
promptly attended TO- Ali communications be paid.
Aug. 3-lawu SAMUEL CAkUsl b CO.
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Dr. Fitch, able member OF Congress, lately admin.
stered pill Evans OF Maryland, which we have no
doubt will e6ectualy clean that representative OF
Of his (poitcal) impurities. 1.-THE pill bitter, the in-
gredients wholesome. and OF kind not often met
with these days. When men like Evans consume the
valuable time Of the House in foolish displays OF bar.
wit and personal aouse the ash may very properly
be applied TO them and il that will bring them 10
Of duty. Ito say nothing OF dgnuy, thar consiu-
ents should keep them at home at least long enough
teach them that they were sent 10 Congress to egsae
and not TO spend their time in species OF gasconade
which even the yeriest school.boy would destise.
$50 aa8t&s t lGosAen (Indlaaa) Democrat
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PuBIIc The meeting spoken OF In our paper OF
yesterday be hed to-day at bali past thee O'Clock
the sto take steps preliminary the great
Union jubilee which 10 proposed held early in
month As il viii be meeting without dis,it lou
parry, let not pary voice be raised
INashpMe Union, Sept. FL.
One Of the best-nomed citizens Of that State writes
us on the nth ns that far public sentiment in
Tennessee s concerned. think can with confidence say
that nney-nine out Of hundred ejoced that the
Compromise bills have passed. and peace restored TO
country" gstH A g sa2 rfs
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THE viii begin Monday, l4m day
il 1850, and close hIst March, lsSl.
Nathan II. smith, ~. D., surgery
VIM. Z. A. Aiken, NJ. d., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
samuel Chew, NJ d., Therapeutics, Maiea Mediea and Hy
giene. l.#.
Joseph Roby, M. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
WIN. Power, "A. d., Theory aud Practice OF Medicine.
Richard H. Thomas, NJ d. Midwifery and Diseases Of woner
and Children.
tieo. w. Miltenbcrrer NJ. D., Pathological ABsiomy
The ample opportunities m the prosecution Of Practical
Anatomy moderate expense.
Clinical Lectures lines week. by Professors Smith and Pow
the Baltimore inhrmay with the privilege Of daily visits
wards without charge the student for the ticket
fees sou Practical Anatomy, clio; Mat
WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN, Dean.
Aug. 7-2awtl5oc
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.



BAlnInoRE. Sept 2s--5 p. m.
The GSbsrsatsriai Eisefto~ Esiiaafs Of the Rssui-
Democratic Victory Pr0msisg --La~sch Markets. &c.
The approach Of siecton day gives new animation
10 the politicians and both parties sanguine
The democrats. however Rnd much difficulty ia getting
their betse the RESULT uphe wings not being willing
to back their opinions with their money The knowing
ones estimate Mr. loves majority in this city as certain
exceed $780, and haiti fall short Of 900 in Bali
more county The three upper oountesAllegany Frsde-
rick, and Washington--wl sve Mr. Lowe about 200
ority Cecil and Hartford win jointly give him about 200
majority Carroll will also give him at least 100 msjo
and Talbot about the -makng his msjordss amount
TO $500, at very moderate calculation Mr. Cla,kes ma
ority In Anne Arundel will exceed 40 In Calvert
Caroline 10 Charles, 100; Dorchester $50 Kent 1850 Mont
Eomery 100 Prince Georges. 1907 wbiis, Queen Anne's,
Somerset, ST. Msys. and Worcester, will NOT jointly give
him more than boOmajory. This estimate win make the
result foot up about follows.
Mr. loves msjorities -H4- $500
Mr. Clarke's majorities Y l,l0O
Majority In the State for Mr. Lowe 1900
Thsleaves Mr. Lowe the entire majority that he Will
ceive In Baltimore city his majority In the State
Mr. Clarke, which | understand he fully expects and
promises his friends However three days more and the
battle will be foughtand spirited contest has
taken place In this State for many years.
fine ships Of 400 tons burden, launched this
ing from the shipyard Of Mr. Flanniganbut for Messrs
Hugh Jenkins u Co. 44 a LILO
THE MARkErs.---In the Baltimore market this morning
there Of 800 bbls Howard -four - Si4
Sales yesterday Of GOO bbls. City Mills at 81 6sl. No
change in wheat Sales OF white 50 go CENTS and
yellow at 90 81 Oats, 80 80 cents with fair sales
Whiskey, ~ cents. Ia
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Jenny Liad IN Boston.
Correspondence Of III. New York Jouro.l com~sres.I

Correspondence OF the New York yournai CommerceJ
BosroS, Sept ass, p. m.
There has been the greatest excitement in Boston to-
day. in reference to the auction sale OF tickets to the first
concert Of Jenny Lind The price Of tickets was placed
al 49, AT ten this morning commenced spirited bidding
for the choice OF seats al the fremont Temple, where
the concert is to be given Colonel ~ A. Thomson took
the stand aucioneer and announced the general rules
of the auction, and added that " he about to sell
goods that needed cracking up" He now called for
bid for the choice Of the house voice responded
$3.50; then followed Fetridge with s275; then
ceeded $780, and advance OF 23 each bid, up $500
Gleason the Publisher OF the Flag OF Union," then
bid 5000, which followed with great applause Next
came the successful bidder Ossian T. Dodge, the vo.
cast, who bid S625, and has his first choice OF
He selected No 500, which in the very centre Of The
house. This bid received with immense applause,
TO which Mr.. Dodge responded in his place, by saying
that this compliment that he could not dodge"
MIR Dodge is a native OF the State Of New York, bat
has been adopted son OF Massachusetts many years
He has been professional singer for twelve years, do
ring which time he has sung in wenyfour States Of the
Union. He is not far from thrly-hve years old He
styles himself the Boston vocalist
He is very comica man, and popular. though not a
great singer He went TO the Temple prepared TO pay
$4,000, IL necessary, 10 secure the fst ucket HIS bid
was bona fde There is no doubt OF that
He will get bis money back in one or two years. He
has an introduction now TO the millions OF our own and
other lands. question thai Immediately raised
here was, Where is Genin. the haiterr