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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-30

or. Editors have good opportunities to observe
human nature, and to draw correct conclusions
from its wea kness and follies. Here is case in
point: When a man gets mad and stops his pa
per, he always borrows the next number of his
neighbor, to see if the withdrawal of his patron
age hasn't killed the editor and dressed the col
ulns in mourning. This grows out of the fact that
none try to show their spite in this way but the
kind of people who imagine the world hangs on
their shoulders h
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-30

A. J. Davis writing. in the Hartford Times a
series of articles to teach he~ tiefairofrai may
be produced and controlled by means of electric.
ity and galvanism. operating on an immense scale.
What next o.. -s-.~1sr f-s ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-30

"God has not given woman the faculty, and,
Heaven knows she hasn't the patience-to study
long and deeplyupon any one subject. She can't
sit down any more than pair of tongs, and cool
ly revolve and re-revolve it in the wide circumfe-
rance of thought-turn it over, around, about, and
examine all sides of it carefully-like one of US
lazy but persevering male philosophers
No need Of it! 1t don't take her till the mil
lenium to finish anything she sets about Thank
Heaven she isn't slow moulded. The way she
springs over mental obstacles, and skps round
an argument, while you are knitting your brow,
and stumbling and CROPPING at the threshold, is GU
rious to witness. Not that we mean to boast, oh
no. We know very well that if we think like
the wrsssWe must talk like the foolish! Meyer
theless, e there's any mental Gordian knot you
can't untwist, we'll lend you femenine hand, and
then let you have the credit of It Hope you
wont be bashfu1, because it's thing that's done
every day of the. year, Mapy minister preach
es sermons his wife concgcted for him while rock
ing the cradle; many public speaker owes the
fine touches in his lecture Grafton, to the pearls
that have dropped lavishly and uneonsciously from
the lips of his talented wife. Many man, am
bilious of literary fame, has commenced cores
pondence with gifted woman, to collect mental
jewels to reset for his own use, passing himself
off as the original proprietor, Many man who
sneers at "iterary ladies" helps himself to their
brains, without saying ''by your leave" or recol
lecting toNlabel them with the owners name when
he presents them to the public.
Don't we pocket the compliment and laugh in
our sleeves eOh, you are quite entirely welcome
to any such little favor at our hands. We are
conscious that we are poor, half-witted creatures
but then you know mouse once gnawed lion
out of a net!-FANNY FERN.
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WHOLE NO. 404.

daily wreakng their vengeance on the unprotect-
cd foreigners outside. How long this state Of af-
fairs may last, cannot say but the probability is
that the outsiders will receive reinforcements
from Urquiza-who has been elected by Con-
gress formed of representatives from all the prov
inces of the confederation, excepting Buenos
Of the Argentine Confedera-
ton. He will. of course be reyengcd against
Buenos for the hostility which they have always
shown towards him. a -
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rnEGktsS-sArUNpAY.

,,>,-r--A n1essage was received from the Pre-
,.;.~r rttne Uaj;et states, transmitting in!orma-
-, r,.,:.on to the correspondence between tae
mems of ashland and the United States on
.rrt G. me iuterocesnic canal by the Nicars-
AS Tuv;e 49,, .1,,,,,
80, g,re:h twas rep .Tted 10 the Senate,
.ar amendments were c0acGrred 10.
II Ss.elds aaered ar amendment, providing
SIN. lsr.ian Il the amour: sha.l b. eSpenc Ell
=, -r H.. ns.:s Of 3 State; which was agreed to
y-as - uays2O
: nate aiouraed etqlagter before 6o'clock,
Eit-sE a. EFrEEsENTAT4Y ALTER the House,
.,r.....l. ci M. I IL. 81 New York, had voted to
II .-- Z, tae.. last gc.iOn upon the biz IL proven:
..s 80, te treasury @: the United States, and au-
"a szs. .ae appointment OF their portion % cJnl
.. .a.e O.! G. inference GA the disBgreeing votes ol
-. ~. branches Of Congress the bill &hey
,,.lt.ail "a COUui'tee vi the Whole on The state
.t-a ,.i "a. NJ. OR again in the chair) h"reil
D.. a.Y'. s-s-I,n spent IN discussing vsrioGt
s.ef .l-.e-,s ~ lhe civil anc diplomatic EpplOPrii
:. ID. .li.ye.n!nGtes speeches.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
CnNGRESG--FRlnAY.

erx.rrs-Mt. Davis presented tie credeh-
go Ham, Edward Everett, elected sena-
1851, y, Massachusetts Tor six years from the
~, Of Norch. 1898. go,
~, Pacific Railroad bill, was taken up
-. Rorlsnd made personal explanation IN
: A,' 10 his course in the Senate with re-
- ,le interests Of the State OF Arkansas
gs,,f1 Cooner. Mr. Dodgeof Iowa, Mr. Geyer,
$50, ,,Ssnn. Mr.. Pratt, aRt others debated the
a - amendments uatil near five O'Clock.
10, -, a'' Tnneey obtained the floar, but after
NJ. ,'s,ks gave way to a motion TO adjourn;
tH -" senate adjourned.
$40 - Of REPREsENTAgIVEs.-M Dun
Leave. reported from The Commitiee on
Co.. ,,syre. the annual light house appropfia-
Ne"' Iii, which was referred 10 The Commit
u %. u he Whole on the State OF the Union;
re ,..n. after the Speaker laid before the
t1'1 ,'ar,aus executive department commu-
I1lS-,.,,s. which wete appropriately referred,
pr Ils,se went into Committee of the Whole
L., 80 STATE oi the Union, Ar. Orr in the
Cd .. ard the balance OF the days session
CO ,reoJ in committee upon the Civil and Di-
. -" Appropriation Bill. ehich was dis
,'....eG i, i've m,au,cs speeches by many mem
ts,..o ya,tuus amendments.
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- I}.--By virtue OF ;sdeed Of trust. executed 10
the subscriber By Ira Lee, dated the tn esy az
june 1891 and of record IN the Clerks t. &c OF the
county OF Henrico Tor the purpose o. s,ca,in, 50
b Carter SUN o, money therein named. shall in
pursuance Of said deed. proceed 10 SCH et pub,ic
auction to the highest BIDDER, on the premises. an
MoEdays 2ls Of February, 1853, tract OF Land
lying and being III said county, about Il miles be-
low Richmond, containing about one hundred scres
more legs situated the North aide o. ih,. WI
iismsourg Stage Road, bounded by tie. lands Of ~
Cartwright. A l. Eacho end others Persons wish-
ing can obtain farther into rnstiou precious 70 tb
day OF sale, by calling on the trustee in keb.napd
The It'll TO the said Land is unGo1b;ed bun selling
as trustee shall convey such title only as is yes,ed
in me By said deed OF trnst
Terms of sale, cash
ia 3l-3taw.d IT CARTER
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AUCTION SALES.
-,
This DA1


S~
A UCTION SALE OF GOLD, SILVER, AND
"A COPPER COINS, MEDALS, &C. &c-On
Monday Morning, the 2lst inst, commencing
az 10 ocioeK, at the large Ro"m over the store OF
Mr. Elias Hale, No l06 Main street, viii se acid at
public auction, very large ceiIection Of rare old
and valuable Gold, Silver s:.d Copper Coins,
Medals and Pocket Pieces comprising from lOeo
Levy, deceased
Inese eoins took Mr. Levy fifty years TO collect,
sho were tightly priced and treasured W by him
az g,es, ccriosiiies. ALSO, very fine Gold Pasent
Lever Tafcn; collection of beaurifui Oh Paint.
nngs also, Chamber Furniture, consisting Of one
nlsn posi- Mahogany bedstead and Bedd ng, b.
Ieau, Ussnstand, Secretary and BOOK Gaze, / pair
Carpet DC &c
n. b-I ne above viii be open for examination
on ana alter Thursday, the 18th inst. VII u cata-
iogues oil the Coins can be obtained and the pub-
nc, ooth ladies' and gentiemen are respectfully in
siteo 70 aVai themselves OF seeing such large and
me collection OF CREST euriosities. aud wbieb il
Terms cash. 'se- SLAVES
By order of JACOB A yrvy
EXT OF A5ra,n Levy, deceased.
Sale to be conducted by
fe It'd GEO. j SITNEEp 49,.
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By Wellington Goddin.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALU.
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RlCHMOND-By virtue of decree OF the Cir.
cult Court of the City OF Richmond pronounced
Oh the An day of December, 1852, in the ase of
Downey .. Downey and ais the undersisa-
cd, the Commissioner thereby appointed, will
proceed to sell at public auction, on the pre-
Mlses, on Saturday. the 18th day OF March,
too3. st the hour of l o'clock III, if fsir. ii nor
the next lair dag, Sunday excep,eG) at tae same
nou', TIE Real Estate referred to in the said de
.L VIZ that very valuable Lot of Ground on
, ,n south side of Main street. between llth and
iS.n streets, fronting about 40 feet on Main street
auo running back about 1913 feet on which lot
s'anos an old framed building formerly called The
uooe Tavern" After the aale of the ground
tne o!d building will be sold, to be remove9 hv the
2Gih day Of April next. - 'Ao
ms aot Is subject to perpetual ground rent of
~ teoo 90 per anoum, PAYABLE on the Is, dav az
Jone 10 each year, end the purchaser viii buv NH
Ject to the ground rent aforesaid.
Alter the above sale on the same 6av NJ o,,k
NJ on the premls will be sold the yanabl bair
acre lot, NO 4O7, in the plan If the citv trantna
about l63 feet on the lire of lttb s,reat rn
ming back ABOUT l3U feet on which thsre ia COLI -,
be a quantity OF valuable brick clay. ~
Terms: One.tourth cash, the balance st e 10 ond
lS months, in equal instsnenss the uurcbaser ,n
ing bonds with approved security Tor the defarsa3
payments, and the title to be retained mil ~
purchase money be paid ard aconveyance direc,ad
by the Court. ROBERT X HUWIsON
Commissioner
Sale conducted by w GoDD.N, Auct.
fe 9-Iaw3y&dtd
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Lire.

BANGOR, Nj, Feb I9.-InteIligence from
BIuus gick, Me states that the block otbuiId-
1es at the corner Of Maine and Mason streets,
II tina; loau, was totally consumed by fire
l.oss $40 0dU, partly insured.
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Ar5iral the Imsrtca at Bcst0H.
Ggsgov, Fen. - The America has arriv-
here nom Halifax. Her uuiis leave tor the
rluil jAts afternoon.
The steamer America reports having seen
q kr4b!u, which suiIed from New York on
-ae b INST, ut O'Clock, at twelve honrs
-5a Liverpool. Consequently she beat the
lar.a nearly two days. TIE Araba. how
ever. y,aut cut in ballast.
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= DESIRABLE kAmILY RESI-

a. DESIRABLE FAMILY RESI-.
- DENCE FOR SALE.--i have rsla led 10
sell my present Residence, situated ia a peasant
and retired neishonIhJod, near Df Steecker'e,
end Within ten minutes WALK OF the market COM
manCing fine view of the city and surrounding
country. The house has been recently bu,it il
spacious ard convt nient, with large lo 90 by 30
feet AID has l2 rooms with fire places including
the basement The FURNITURE would De sold
with the House if desired.
Also, for Rent. House on Church Hill, suita.
Bile Tor u small family ana grocery, and
For Hire, healthy ana toy elderly Woman,
who Is good house servant ana wash,Y Apply to
A. g. Stubs,
At Messrs Knowles & Wa.ford's Boox store
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate in the County of

=
0fFaluable Real Estate in the County of
HenricO and City of Richmond.
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
~ the City OF Richmond pronounced on the 9th
of January, 1853, in the friendly suit OF Davis,
guardian. &c, VS.. Green. &c, the undersigned,
special commissioner, will sell at Public Auction on
the premises, at the hour OF o'clock, on Monday,
the 18th OF the present month, without regard to
weather, the House and Lot in the County OF Hen
rico, belonging TO the estate of William A. Brown
deceased, situated on the Mechanicsvie Turnpike
road, about quarter of mile from the City of
Richmond, nearly opposite the property of William
Cullngsworth, Jr Containing about OF an acre
of ground the building is brick, with four large
rooras-and on the following day, at the hour Of
o'clock, P. NJ a Building Lot in the City of Rich
mond, adjoining Talbots Foundry, fronting % feet
on cary street and running back 100 feet.
Terms will be cash as TO So much OF the proceeds
as may be necessary to pay the costs and charges
attending the sale and fhe costs of the suit-tne
balance credit of six months the purchaser ex-
ecuting negotiable notes, with good endorsers, and
the title retained until purchase money is fully paid
and conveyance ordered by the court
JOHN N. DAVIS,
fe Std Special Commissioner.
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CHICAGO, Feb. I7.-About II o'clock last
ashl Tie United States Hotel in this city took
ire, and was totally destroyed, with several
4. dining buildings. Twelve horses persisted
10 tie flames. The loss is over $2J GOO. In
sJfed for 81, 900.
The cars on the Rock Island Railroad are
running regularly TO Ottowa.
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PHuAD&lPHrA, Feb. lg.-Gen. Pierce has
---,nalueG TO renaic in this city until Mon-
Jaw. whsn Ile vii! positively leave for Wash
gsua his health is much better, having re-
g.se!ed frcm the fatigue oftra5elIing. lie de-
s-..- icing private Us possible, though many
--E-.l. i-ntp f.ni...H On I'm.
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NFw YORK, Feb. l9 The American mail
s,ea aer Atlantic sailed 10 day for Liverpool.
>ae J4kes oui - passengers, including ar.
Stephen a. johnson, bearer vi dispatches and
S..lNy ID specie.
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TIE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l9.-Sales Of Geo barrels
market.
Gxw YoRK, Feb. l9.-Saes OF 500 bales OF
Cotton at o Sigh de- line.
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COngrexsionak Nomination.

New HAVEN, Ct, Feb. I9.-The Demo
Gratis oithe second Congress ional district nave
l--uon,nat.d Mr. Ingersoll for Congress. He
f-ceEeL every vote IN the convention.
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FL A GRAND, XAIBITION OF
- PLANrS, SHRUBS, bulbs, ONIONS,
FLOWERS, FRUIT TREES, &c.-PlRRE PEI
LOKCL, French Gardener lately from Paris, re-
specially announces to hmet-ufs sud The public
generally thpt he VIII open To-day, Wednesday
morning, at the store opposite The banks, large
and beautiful collection OF Exotic Plants. sach 50
tifst choice Cameiias, Ma noias khododGndrums,
Dwarf Orange. Penonia, Aroorea and Fragrant
Herbacee, Azalea, and hnaryhs Cactus. of the
most novel varieties, and especially JOG Different
kinds Of Roses, lately cultivated ard exhibited In
Paris in lc5i and 81; also, 2cG dferea, hin..s of
Pear Apple, Pesca, Cherry, pricots, English Wal
nut Trees, ard many different kinds OF Pruue
Trees and Raspberry bushes, among which are
the perpetual Raspberry. Also, African Asparagus,
and many o;ner plants too numerous to rsiensien.
NB-rrinted catalogues wall be delivered gratis
to amateurs fe l0-6rs
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Major Thomas A. Linton. of the United
States Mariue Corps, died about uine O'clock
asst evening, at his residence in this town, after
I very short illness OF pneumonia. Major
Linton was attached TO the Marine Barracks
a. this station, and was brave nd meri,orious
oticer.-POrtSmouth transcript Saturday.
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t-a' ieeehes, Leeches.-The public are
heIeU7 informed that / have just received, by
Adams Express, lot OF superior Swedish Lee Gu
et which will be applied upon reasonable terms
IAN Dc lound at ali hours of the day, al the Hair
Dressing, Bathing and Snampooing saloon, under
LIE american Hotel entrance lIth street, and at
LIS Gt ca 25th street. betweip Main and Franklin
p. b-Eupping and Leeching promptly attended
10 o. ine AhoEIeE. notice. X c HOBs0R.
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SALE OF A COUNTRY sTOkE. 81 e.

GALE OF A COUNTRY STORE. Gc.
~ The subscriber intend ng to remove 10 the
town OF Danyilie, otf4rs for sale. privately, his
stock OF Dry Goods and Groceries. and TO
rent for term OF years his store aud dwelling
House. There is also attached TO the premises,
Wheelwrght and Blacksmith shop, with az ex-
tensive custom, which will De rented. Tue loca-
ton is equal TO any in the country for retail ss
tablishmeEt. Any person wishing to einoark en-
the mercantile business, will 60 well to communi
cate with n at once VIM ROBINSON. in.
Black Heth Chesterfield Co, Va, Feb l5 1883.
fe l7-3W
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o2 MILITARY AND CIVIC BALI. a
q The YOUNG GUARD will celebrate the AZ
~ approaching anniversary of the birth of It'll
Civic Bail, to be given at Lafayette Hall, on
Tuesday, February 22d 1858; and in asking the
patronage Ct the citizens and military, can assure
all who may wish TO participate that ARA ngements
have been made which cannot fail 70 give estefac
ton.
The Arnory Co.ilion Band has been engaged for
the occasion
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sVKAVTON,. OEEsCE.

Drawn Nos OF Delaware. No Al, Feb i8:
So SO Al "a 90 % 81 % 26 60 &
Drawn Mes Delaware, Elk 43, Feb 10:
80 80 Ii 10 25 72 % AZ 16 6s
Ticket Me- 81 IS 66, another one sold and peid by
STRATTOE
To.day.-DeIawsre, No ~. Capital: $4,000,
. Nos. lS drawn. Tickets 50 fa
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DSGUEEiRFUT

Would you keep those priceless treasures,
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve Tor your beholdiug,
Forms and faces long since mouldingf
MoULsoN can take, with orief endeavor,
Face aud form that last forever.
truthful, liie-like, finely finished portrait or
miniature q relative or friend, severed from Us
~ distance Of death, VINO would not prize and de-
sire - pJssose il clear, rich toned durable Da-
g4e.reotypa Is al object rarely seen. But MOUL-
SONS FlcIufes Withstand the test Of time, and are
pronounced ~ lie highest authority, unsurpassed
on e.lner Size the Atlantic
Our price Tor one OF these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR comp lete, and warranted to please
OT 10 sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited 10
Ca. and examine specimens
Observe the naine aGd nuuber-MOULSO SONS
shy aad Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
street. fe 9
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-------------------------------
BY Alexander Narr ~ 10.

OUR EVENING. s.AAnrs will be continued
~ until the season Closes, ceGlneucins 1t ss.ea
o'clock, at which time will sell iro.r me Shelves
IN lots to sat purchasers good selection VI pises
and cut dry gouds hardware, cutlery, 2ens pssois,
gold and silver watches, ana clocks emf tiaie pieces
OF every description Also general sssart,.ien, OF
fsncy goods. ALEX MOTT d CO,
10 II Auciioneers
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LANEBERT's OFFICE.
f&th Street. under Exchange H0teI,

Drawn Nos Delaware, Class Al, Feb Is:
S. SO 5 Al "a 60 IS 5 28 20 % 90 6
Ticket 80 d 65 "a prize sold by
LAMBERT
T0.day.-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No 43 Capitals S27 GOO, LOCO. 5000, 3000 $500,
24l7, 10 OF 1000, &C. 10 nnmbeIs, Is drawn
Tickets S6-shares in. proportion. fell
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a. HOUSE ANDLOT AT AUCTION.
Wei Ga Tuesday, LIST March, we shall sell pub.
Ilciy, the premises, at O'Clock ia the evening.
for the unexpred time of the lease, an improved
Lot, at the Intersection of Clay and Eth streets,
now occupied by Mr. L Phillips; which Lot was
Leased for "a term Of years, aud which lease has
about six years and half to run; ard the house.
which is two stories high, and fitted up for a
store together with the kitchen being the property
Of tie lessee the purchaser will the privilege
Of removing them when the lease expires.
The terms will be made known on the dav of
sale. TOLER IL COOK
fe Is General Agents
NOMMISsIUntR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
" In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
of Richmond City, pronounced on the 9TH day CT
December, 1852, in the suit of Gently Us. Gently
and ais, the undersigned the Commissioned naneu
in the said decree, will proceed on Monday, the
7th day OF March next, at the hour of O'Clock ia
the sternoon, to sell at public auction, the pre-
misses, the House and Lot of which John Gentry
died seized and posst ssed situated on Church
Hill, in the city ofRichmond, at the intersection OF
Franklin and 2Slh streets, fronting on Franklin
street about eighty feet and running back the usual
depth.
TEAMS One third cash, the residue in three
equal instruments, payable at six, twelve and eigh
teen months. from the day of sale, and to carry
interest from that day-the purchaser TO execlte
bonds with approved personal secarty for the de-
TERED payments, and the title to be retained until
conveyance is ordered by the Court
lie l4-dtd JOHN .. STEG ER, Com'r.
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From south Amefica.

baltimore, heb. ~.
Later dates from Montevideo have been re
eeived. The fever had abated and business
was resiving.
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"a superb Likenesses Of Ladies'
SiAUNS' Likeaesses OF Ladies are admmed for
tae.r rich. delicate and soft ivory tinted back
ground, which at once give them the appearance
u nlgoly wrought painting, with all the fidelity
q TN eruslcai Daguerreotype Those who have
LIT s.sn the art in highest perfection are invited
u Call and examine specimens.
III. P. SlmONs,
"a 70 ISL Main street.
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Asst WEEK. p0sEVIV .-kUSSI
Il TER'S MAGNIFiCENr HISTORICAL PAIN
TING OF TIE CAPTIVE IsRAhLITES AT
TIE CITY OF BABYLON, HANGING THEIR
HARPS BY TIE WILLOWS.
On account Of the crowded state Ct the Hal, will
exhibit this week only, and close on Saturday 18th
instant at night Toors open from Nj, TO 10 P
NJ. Cards admitting one person all the week, only
% cents. Children and servants, single adrnissi ~
l2E cents. fel5
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Nessrs. Mortimer q MISUNDERSTANDING -
The hrsl Lieutenant of this ship. " no has been saf-
tefing many years from the Dyspepsia, and who
las been nearly restored 10 his usua health by the
us7 Of Hamptons Vegetable Tincture," desires
ycu to send HIN che dozen bottles Of that Medi,
clLe.
Lieut. r.. Of the u. S. Navy, row on board this
snip, also wishes you to send him one dozen Of
hampton Vegetable TiuctuTe," by the store shiJ
which leaves the United states in February
March for Spezz!a.
The TihcuTe you sent me was received in good
c!cer and take pleasure in Informing you that It
IS teen used with great By sersrG1 Of our
tIcerS IN cases u Dyspepsia am respectfully
yours, VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chdplain U Navy.
Car any further proof be asked. See Letters
and Certificates OF cases Of Dyspepsia, Rheuma
lam, ScrOtuld, &c.
Sold by A STRECKER, Agent, and al the
Druggists in Richmond; q Bloner 81 Co, Peters
burg Mortimer 81 mowbray, Baltimore, and by
druggists generally. te 10
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
General Pierce.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb

Gen. Pierce still remains in this city, but
will leave for B~llimore tomorrow. lie has
been visited by crlwds.
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nNE EIpsEY GIRL.

Acknowledgements to h3 q IL Ems of Richmond
and vicinity, tor their very LIBERAL patronage dur.
ing her short stay among them, ard would most
respectfully iLtIrnl them that she will remain ct
the City hotel for one week more, where she viii!
be happy to consult with then IL regard TO the
Past, Present and Failure.
This will positively be the last opportunity. as
Fhe vii! leave here for Europe On TCesday, the
22d inst
AL those wishing TO know the circumstances
that eurround them, likewise their FUTURE
PROSPECTS, will do well by calling early.
Hours Of consultation from 10 4 81, TO IL NJ and
from 2 &c 9 T, IT.
Tickets Of Consultation so cents TO be had at
the door tel6