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Important from Chill.

SEIZURE OF Two AMERICAN SHIPS WITH GOLD
DUsT.-A letter in the New York Herald dated
Valparaiso, January 20, states that the late revo-
luton has been put down, and peace restored; but
the writer adds:
"There has, however, recently been a terrible
commotion among the State prisoners at the Straits
OF Magellan. Banished from their homes on ac-
count OF political and other Offences they got up
revolution there among themselves-kiling the
governor, taking the garrison and declaring them
selves free and independent of Chill.
1.-The American barque Florida, which men
toned in former letter as having been chartered
by this government, and lreighted with full cargo
OF revolnuonists, was forcibly seized while at the
Straits, and is now in possession of the prisoners
Official information has also been given to the
American consul here, that another American
vessel (name unknown.) bound fron California
to New York, with large amount of gold ON
board, had been captured by these renegades, who
have sailed with both vessels for "parts unknown
There being, unfortunately, no American man Of
war on this part Of the coast present, the Eng
ish and French adIniras have both despatched
ships in search Of these daring pirates and we
hope soon TO be advised OF their capture.
"a similar outbreak has recently occurred ut
the island Of Juan Fernandez, and attempts made
TO take the American barque Eliza, which was
ircightcd with wood there at the time; but she
pshed their designs This island is at present
one OF the depos for Chill prisoners.
lowing to the recent political disturbances here
for fear Of being pressed into the army, large mum
bers OF the aboring population have, and are still,
emigrating TO California. Some 5000 are reported
to have sailed from this port alone within the past
three months"
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FOR THE REPUBLIC.

On last Monday evening there was quite a blo,c
mp at the JAG kson Association.
After the election of officers, Mr.. Daniel Rat
cliiie stated that he had learned that Mr. Van Buren,
had been invited to partake Of the dinner in honor
Of the anniversary Of the battle of New Orleans,
,oisich he Mr.. X beliered tcas untrue.
Mr.. Hoover, the president, then said that Mr.
Van Buren, had been invited by the Committee Of
limitation, and that his reply to said invitation
was not read, for reasons useless to explain
debate arose; after which, MIR. McNeale La
than offered resolution, to this effect. 'that il
Mr.. Van Buren, was invited, it was unauthorized,
and contrary to the wishes of the Association >
The "Freesoilers' in the Association, who out
numbered the "Od Line Democrats" carried a
motion to adjourn, thereby preventing vote on
the resolution
Mr.. Latham said that another democratic As
ISOLATION" would be formed in two weeks. b.
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General Jesup-The Seminole Negroes.
TO the Editor Of The Union:

10 the Editor Of The Union:
WAsHIsGTos CRY, February u, 1852.
Sin: From the report of recent debate in the
House of Representatives / observe that claim OF
the heirs of the late General Watson, OF Georgia,
for money paid to the Creek Indiaus-with the as
sent of the Indian Department at Washington-for
certain Seminole negroes captured in Florida by
the army under my command, is now before the
House in the form of a bill That my agency in
the matter may be understood, ask the favor of
you TO publish a letter which l addressed more
than seven years ago on the subject TO the Hon.
Howell Cobb. then member of Congress from
Georgia. / submit a copy of the letter; and am,
most respectfully, your obedient servant,
TIL S. JESUP.
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Board OF Health.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
NVAsuINGTnN March q 1870

OFFICE THE BOARD HEALTH,
WAsHINGToN, March 9, 1852.
Lierments ia the City Of Washington during the
month of february, 1852.
Abscess, l. accident, /; anasarca, /; apople1y, 2;
asthma l. congestion OF brain, 2, offuson of brain,
/; liberation of bowels, |; rupture of blood
l. acute bronchitis, |; catarrhal bronchitis, l; ty
phoid bronchitis, |; consumption. 10; commissions,
5; Group /; arrangement. 1; Decline /; dropsy, 2;
chronic dysentery, !; dyspepsia, /; eryspelas. 2;
catarrh fever, scarlet fever, a. disease of heart.
/; whoopng- cough, /; inaniton, j; inhaling gas
from lime kiln, !; intemperance, /; measles, 4
nervous disease, Il old age. l.; paralysis, s. tuber-
cuiar peritonits, }; pneumonia, 10; premature
birth, l. smallpox, /; tranmatic etanus, /; trismus
nascentium, /; unknown, ;.
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DIED,

In this city, on the sth instant, GLOVE ANN
STEWART. in the seventy fourth year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
her son, GsoRGE w. STEWART, at the corner OF
Twelfth and streets, this "wednesday after
noon at o'clock, 10 which her friends are invited
On the sth instant GEORGE N. WEBSTER, {.
the twenty fourth year Of his age.
On the evening Of the Sd instant. Of ipaamma.
ton Of the brain. WILLIAM H,.youngest son OF
GEoRer JoHssos, Of this city.
Yesterday. the 9th instant, EMMA, daughter OF
Rev. NSwTos HEsToS, Of the Philadelphia Confer
cnce, aged four ycsrs three months and twenty
Gsys.
The friends and relative, Of the family nre re-
specifically invited to attend her funeral to-day,
ooh instantly ut o'clock p. m, from the resi-
denoe Of JossPs II. Beck. esq., Capitol Hill,
In Washington, on Tuesday morning, the 9Th
instant, DR.. A. II. VAN TRUMP, aged about
twenty sir years.
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CHARLES SENToN.
Attorney and NonnsrIInr NJ In


OFFERS his professional services in the 81 orer,e
" Court Of the United Statcs in cIaiu.a before
the Court OF Commissioners and in clai. ms against
the various Departments Of the General Govern.
nent and before Congress, IL procuring patents
in obtaining pensions and bounty lands in collect.
ing debts and inhcrianccs, aaa negotiating the
purchase and salc Of lands in any part of the Uni
bed States especially in prosecuting claims before
the Court Of ComInissionecs under our treaty with
Mcxro, is prepared 20 give his full attention aud
10 California land title cases coming 10 IN the
United States Supreme Court on appeal
The latest maps Of the States and Tcrritores
compiled rom the surveys Of the General Land
once and statistical Information, embracing the
Improvements and population Of the Territories
ana inc important towns in the United States
agreeable 20 the late census. be obtained NJ his
ouicc' 0n 18Th street opposite the Treasury Wash
lnlston, ". G..
RsFERsNCEs: Hon. Justin Butterfeld. Washing.
ton City; his Exceirncy Alexander Ramsey ~
Paul, Minnesota; John X, Livingston Attorney AZ
Law, New York CITY; Peter II. Burnett Attorney AZ
Law, Alviso. Calii,tuia; Mcssrs Thomas Coy,,.,
thwait & Co, Philadelphia; Messrs A p Lstev
Co. ~. Louis; Messrs. G.. Aber pathy & Co,
Oregon City.
Feb 1--2aw2m
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A New PAPsR IL WAsHIsGToS.-The Richmond
Republican Of yesterday makes the following an.
nouucement
1--WE have been much pleased to learn that VIM
NJ. BurweH, esq, q. G.. Baylor, esq and Colonel
John ) Cunningham, are making arrangements
to establish at the seat Of the General Government
a weekly newspaper TO advocate the great plant
ing and commercial interests of the South-to urge
direct trade with Europe and the opening of con.
unental market Tor cotton and TO labor for the dc.
veopment Of the physical resources Of the southern
States The paper is to be called the Cotton Plant,
and published at 81 year"
MIR. BuRwELt is a gentleman Of ability, and the
gentlemen associated with him in this connexion
are very iavorably spoken Of by The Republican.
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Office. County. State Postmaster.

DISCONTINUED.
Round Pond, Wayne county, Mississippi.
Pond Creek Mile, Knox county. Indiana.
Olympus, Oyerton county, Tennessee.
NAMES cHASGEp.
Atkinson, Piscataquis county, Maine-namc
changed to "North Atkinson"
South Atkinson, Piscataquis county, Maine -
name changed to Atkinson"
uibon's Tavern, Delaware county, Pcnnsylva.
nia-namc changed to "Oakdale."
suawnto~n, Bucks county, Pennsylyania-namC
changed to "Applebackvillc."
Collinson's Store, Anne Arundel county, Mary.
land-namo changed to "Rbode River"
flournoy's, Nschitochcs county, Tcxas-namc
changed TO "Cherino."
New Durham. La Porte county, Indiana name
changed TO "wcstville"
lndiantown, Bureau county, Illinois - name
changed to- 'Fishkilna"
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A NJ u : Il NJ EN rs
NATIONAL TiIEATisn.
WW soca close,

WiH socn close,
PerhnIn's Seven Mile Mirror,
On 1ow Of I'ro Thousand .DItles on he
Great Lakes-the Niagara, ST. Laurence,
and Saguenay RirerS,
1 ILLUSTRATED on One Hundred Acres Of Nov
A. ing Canvas. This great counterpart OF Nature
perfectly represents over one million Objects two
hundred cities and villages, one hundred thousand
buildings, steamboats,, ships. &c, &C. The fol
lowing localities are among the many:
The city and harbor of Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
the cities Of Hamilton. Toronto. and Kingston the
Thousand Islands, Ogdensburg. the Grand Rapids,
Montreal, the city and citadel Of Quebec, Montmo-
rcnci Falls and the Great Gulf. THIS vast artistic
composition cnds Displaying the awful attfibotes
Of the Saguenay river.
Hand book To the Mirror, II, cents
Doors open at half past 8; Mirror moves at to
O'clock
Admission % cents. Children halfprice.
Oilce open daily for the sale Of tickets from half.
past o'clock.
Day exhibitions every afternoon, commencing at
8, O'Clock. M,r5
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&c. MCGUIRE will continue the Auction and
Communion Business, aud keep on hand an exten.
Weassofttnent OF turnitureP nd House Furnishing
Arucles at the old stand, corner Of Tenth street
and Pennsylvania svenre
lie aiso oilers his az rvccs for the purchase and
sale OF every description Of Real and Personal Pro
perty' being prepared at all times TO cash sales,
ana make hberoi advances upon consi gnments for
aucuon. Feb l6-dlm
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Arripal Of the Falcon-A NeLo Captain General of
Cuba
New ORLEANS, March S.-The steamer Falcon,
with five days later from Havana has arrived.
She reports that Condo Millefores had been APP
pointed Captain General of Cuba. The brig Tar
tar had arrived from Charleston.
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Irving Hotel.
LlrTELL's LIVING AcE-No. 4oo-..1al cts

LtTTELL'S LIVING ACE-NO. 4O9-~12I cts.
CONTENTS.
!. The Doctrine of Non Intervention british
Quarterly Rerie,o.
,. John Jay on the Farewell Address. Life
Of John Jay.
8. The Messenger.-From Tie DanSSh.
4. On White Lies Christian Obsyrer
o. The French Usurper-his Ball-Spectafor
Past and Present legislatures of France
Spectator.
T. The Ministry and the Press Tines.
5. Plays and Dances for Charty.-Ifm1s
Poetry, Short Articles, and New Books.
WAsHISGToS, December 81, ls45.
Ofall the Periodical Journals devoted to Iitera.
ture and Science which abound In Europe and in
this country this has appeared to to be the most
useful. IL contains, indeed the exposition only of
thecurrent literature of the English language but
this, by Its immense extent and oomprehe nsion,
includes portraiture OF tho human mind in the
utmost expansion OF the present age.
j. q. ADAMS.
Published weekly at SO year by
T.. LlTTELL x co, Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHlLLJNGTON
Corner of Penn. avenue and A. street.
Mar S--dtw&wlw
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MAIL ARRANGEMEyTs.

Post once, Washington, March q, 1852.
I'HlS OFFICE will be open for the delivery OF
Il letters from 81 o'clock a. m. until \ ocloc &
p. m, Sundays excepted On ssn5ays, from 81
until 10 o'clock q. m, and from to O'CLOCK o. IN
The great Eastern and Western mails and first
southern mail will be ready for delivery at 81 a. m.
and p. IN. These me,,s will be closed AT a aud a
y. m.
An extra mail will be received from Baltimore at
II ann
closed at p. m
An extra Southern mail will be received from
Wilmington IN. CO. and intermediate offices at 3
p M; will be delivered at <p. m, and closed at I
y. IN Mar SIT
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TnH N.rSE LAw.-The Ohio State Temperance
Convention has voted out the Maine law ms not
calculated 20 promote temperance, and resolved.
in effect, that a true reformation must depend upon
moral suason
The Ohio Legislature has indefinitely postponed
the resolutions referring the Maine Liquor law 20
the vote Of the people. The vote was-yeas "a
nays az
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The UNION PARTY or GEORGIA will hold a State
Convention at Milledgevile the 22d of April,
for the purpose Of taking into consideration the
propriety Of sending delegates to the Baltimore
Presidential Convention.
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On Monday last, at the Episcopal Theological
Seminary, Alexandria county, Virginia. by the
Rev. Dr. SPARROW. Miss ELIZA wESTWOOD
w. MACRAE, Of Fairfax, to ALEX. G. n. SMETS,
esq, Of Marietta, Georgia.
At Pittsburgh, March 3. EDWARD NJ. YARD,
y. S. N, to JOSEPHINE, daughter Of the late
OLIVER ORMsBY, esq
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E,rHRoIDERyEs .yusr uE-

HNhN'Is ENHHOIDLItiks JUST Uh-
'bi sED.-Thc subscribers have this day re-
ceiFea from New York general assortment of the
loiDSing, which have been selected from the most
recent ilnportatons, viz:
Lace trimmed and embroidered Chcmisets. with
Sleeves Co match
French embroidered Collars aud Cuff
Lace Collars and Cuff in sets
Thread lace, and imitation lace Bertbes
icby-einbrodcrcd and ace-trimlncd ifandker-
chiefs
Extra fine and low-priccd clear Lawn Handker.
chiefs
Black lace Falls and Bcrllss, &c
10 which they respectfully invite the attention
VI pu'Vh-efs. BOOE, BRO. & co.
Feb l2-4wif
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NOkE-NECK sHIRTs-Shirts of every stvle.
i and Of good quality only. will be made 10
order. and warranted TO fit. STEVENS has been
making Shirts to order for ten years and has now
enlarged his mandatory so rs TO accommodate
more customers. Gentlemen wishing good Shirt,
and well fitting, will leave their orders az
STEYENS'S SA.ss-room.
Mar S-eobNf Browns Hotel
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SouTH CAROLINA NOMINEES FOR CONGRESS-
Colonel +. w. Pickens and Captain p. S. Brooks
arc both nominated in the Edgeheld Adoutisr to
represent that district in the Congress of the Uni
ted States
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Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE. March o.

BALTIMORE, March % p. IN.
The bill introduced into the Marylan Senate,
by Mr.. Williams Of this city, exempting the home
stead and certain amount of the personal proper
u Of debtor from execution will doubtless pass.
The annual commencement Of the Maryland
University took place to-day, as announced. at the
Maryland Institute Hall. The day being warm
ard pleasant, very large number of spectators,
chiefly ladies, were in attendance, and the exer
cses passed of in the happiest manner.
The superior court of this city being encountered
with business, committee, consisting of the most
prominent members of the bar. have been deputed
to proceed TO Annapolis to secure the passage, in
the Legislature, of bill establishing a court Of
equity for Baltimore.
We have but little local news of interest to re-
port
MARKETs-Saes Of 100 bbls Howard street flour
at 81 1872 and 900 bbls. City Mls at 81 l2l.
Red whoa! 80 cts; white 80 100 cents.
White corn 81 SO cts; yellow So So cents.
Sa'es at the Baltimore Stock Board, March 9.
200 Baltimore G'S, 1890. ................l 1852
GOO do do, 1890. ................ .l055
% shares Bait and Ohio Railroad, time. 81
10 do do do timc..... 62
100 shares York and Cumb. Railroad, time 49,
rs do do do. 1872
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1lrs. sIScLAIR (late Mrs. Forrest) and GEORGE
NANDESpoTT arc TO give dramatic and poetcal
resdings, for the benefit Of the Mercantile Library,
at Iriplor Hall on Friday evening Of this week.
NfIr EnrL Irthnnf sfh
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LOCAL MATT K X S.

CRIMINAL CouRr.-The following cases were ad-
Indicated in this court yesterday
Barney Parsons for assaulting John Cassenby and
wife, was ordered TO be imprisoned in Jail for two
weeks, and to pay fine of = and costs. McCutch-
en- for defence.
William Blair, for nssaulting Adal Casserole
want was fined $40. Radcliffe for defence.
Margaret Strother, of Georgetown, was tried
upon two indictments, charging her with keeping
house of i'll fame and selling liquor without
license. Not guilty. Radcliffe for defence.
Jerry O'Larey "a white boy of about twelve
years Of age, and progressing in appearance
tried upon charge of stealing butter from a
wagon in Georgetown. the property Of John Pax
ton and Wash Wallipgsford. Not guilty. Rat
cffe and McCutchen for defence
CASE OF DAy.-Mr. Morgan, as counsel in the
case of John Day. in Jail awaiting a new trial
upon charge of numbering his wife, has filed a
motion for continuation of the case over to the
June term of the criminal court. upon the ground
of the alleged absence from the city of an import
ant witness for the defence. The motion will be
argued before the court o-day.
FIsH.-The fish market begins to look little
lively. Shad, on Saturday, sold at 81 90 s %
per pair; and yesterday they sold at from cents
10 s 90 pair. Perch. % to 81 cents per bunch.
Rock fish, (ior the pair) % TO 80 cents per bunch.
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osT.on Wednesday evening, between Col
- onel Turnbul's on street and Colonel Eto
ory's on ii street, Gold Bracelet set with pearlz
ana rooies; and also Swansdown Tippet. a suit
able reward will be paid to any one who will re-
turn these articles, or either of them to the R.pub
tic office. Mas e,
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THOMAS III. JACOBS u co., NO. 81 DOCE
STREET, PHILADELPHIA

IiaouAS ii. JACOBS ~ CO.. NO. 81 DOCK
sItEET, PHILADELPHIA.
Wine and Liquor store.
H'HE SUBSCRIBER has associated with b;,o 3,
Il the Wine and Liquor business h:s son T'nomAs
A. JACOBS, under the firm Of
THOMAS H. JACOBS & CO
Inc attention oil the public is respectfully invited
I" an examination Of their large stock OF choice
.. WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS;
WIN every other article in their line
orders transmitted from abroad will receive
tneir prompt attention. and such articles furnished
as will give satisfaction
THOMAS ii. JACOBS
PHILADELPHIA, March l., 1852.
March 5--d3m
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Erespectfully announce to our friends and the
w public that the hrm Of DYER & MEG UIRE
was dissolved by mutual consent on the litb
instant
j. G. McGUIRE il duly authorized 10 ~~r Give all
dues and adjust all the claims Of the lase firm
EDWARD e DYER
J. &. NcG JIRE
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by j. &. MCGUIRE.

by j. &. MCGUIRE.
nRPHANS' cot RI SALE.-On Saturday
" morning, March 10, at 10 O'Clock, in front OF
the Auction Rooms, shall sell the personal effects
OF the late Hon. Lemuel Sawyer deceased, consist.
ing Of
Gold Watch and Chain, Spectaclcs
Silver Pencil Case and Penknifc
Violin and Case, Raz1rs, Brushes
Two Lounges, Hair Mattrass
Wardrobe, Trunk. Periodicals, &c
J. {. MCGUIRE, AJstionecr.
Mar 5-cO&ds
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E'oR sALE-The six per cent. mortgage bonds
Il OF the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany. For particulars apply to
Mar 4-3tawlm CoRCORhN & RIGGS.
DROPOSALs FOR CARRYING THE MAILS
Il of the United states on the following
soate from the let day of July. 1882 the st day
OF July, 1854, will be received at the Contract OF
ilce of the Post 0fioe Department in the city OF
Washington. until y a. In. of the 18th day OF May
1852. to be decided oy the next day:
so5o. From Washington, Arkansas, by Column
BUS, Saline, Brownstown, Paracifta, Rocky Com
fort, Mill Creek, Texas and Almond Grove. TO
Ciarksviiie, ~ miles, twice week and back
Leave Washington every Thursday and Monday
at m;
Arrive at Clarksville next days by 6pm;
at a m:
Arrive at Washington next days by p m.
Bcs emitting any of the above Offices provided
l@rschita and Mill Creek are supplied, will be con-
sidered.
NOTES.
Bidders should state the mode of conveyance in
tended The mail is to be carried in preference to
passengers, and 10 their exclusion If required by
the size OF the mails. Mail agents are 10 be con-
veyed without charge If the service be let to coach
or stage conveyance Deduction will be made from
tae man pay for trips not run; and fines imposed
Dor those not performed agreeably 10 the contract
In all particulars. The Pstmaster General NAV
annul the contract for repeated faiiures or for vo
lating the Post O.ace laws. He may alter the con
tract or sehe5oie, provided he Above pro rata extra
pay ior additional stock made necessary by the
c-ange; and one months extra pay, in cases OF
curaiment, Tor the service dispensed with. no
extra pay will be allowed sor excess of actual over
Advertised distance, should the distance above de
signated prove 10 be short stated. The proposals
should 20 addressed TO the Second Assistant Post
mater General, endorsed "Mail Proposals in the
state oil Arkansss," and be accompanied with a
guaranty OF one or more responsible persons; also
ny certificate OF one more postmasters setting
iorth that the guarantors arc able to make good
their guaranty. NIX HALL,
Postmaster General.
posF OFFICE DKpARrMEST, Feb. n, 1852.
Feb %
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by J. c. MCGUIRE. Auction.,r

By j. {. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
DANK OF WASHINGTON STOCK BY OR
ID DER OF THE ORPHANS COURT.-On
Saturday afternoon, March 10, at halfpact four
o'clock. shall cell at the Auction Rooms
shares Bank of Washington Stock, belonging
TO the estate Of the late Hon Lemuel SAWYER
!. Z. MEG UlRE, Aucticnccr
Mar 5-eoAds
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HEALY'S GREAT WEBSTER PICTURE
4 ] EALY'S LARGE PICTURE OF WEBSTER
Il

II REPLYING TO HAYNE, in the Senate, in
1871, comprising, ALSO full sized portraits of many
Senators and other distinguished persons who were
present, Will be on exhibition on and after Satl.r-
day, the 2lst instant, from a. m until su,set
every day Sundays and Mondays except1,d-at
the COMMON COUNCIL ROOM, Civ Hall.
which has been kindly granted to Mr.. Healy for
the purpose by the Board of Common Council.
Admission % cents Season ticko,s 80 cents. IN
be obtained Mt the door.
Feb 20-d3t &cod3w
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CUUBB. BROTHERS,

tHIEB, UROTHEKN,
bankers and Dealers in Stocks, Land War
~ rants, Foreign and Domestic Exchange --
Drafts oniRELAND from 4 | and upwnsds, payable
on demand, furnished in sums 10 suit
Collections made, and Checks for sale on All Il, 6
principal citios
Government, State and othoc stocks bought and
sold on commission.
cG'ns before tse Dfparfnents promptly attended
York, Philadelphia, or Baltimore funds ne 10.
sired, for Notes or Drafts payable in tho Di.,,,t
Alexandria, Va, and other southern eitie..
Banfing House, opposite Troas.ry Department.
Mar l-if fTeler...., 10 ~