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G.. j. DICKERSON.
ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

VIII give prompt attention TO the collection OF claims
selling of Lands aud the transactions of all kinds OF
legal business anywhere in the State Of Michigan,
Indiana or Ohio.
LfFE & FIRE ISsUGAEcE, in responsible Companies
uJREFERENcEs-ROoks M business iune20yl
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Al Portsmoulb the fever 10 atsting. The
deaths average about 10 per day
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j. M. MOTr N h

MOULD respectfully inform his p'uons aud friends
w that he will be in his office Motl's Drug Store
where he VIII be very happy consult aud prescribe
for them. lie will also attend with the regular prescr
bing Physician in The Village and country Meiicaland
Surgical consultation. Particular attention paid la pre-
scrplions for the Lungs, Throat, Eye sud Ear,
Ulsdale, Nav 1855.
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Daguerrean Gallery.
TIL. LAVERTY.-

TIL. LAVERTY,--Artist,
XVTOULD respectfully announce tothe public gene
Wv ally that he is permanently located In the
Village of Hlsdae, aud will coutinue operate in
roomsover Russells Store, where he has a la.ge
Sky-Light .s
which acknowledgedto be the only light by which
correct Daguerreotype Likeness eau be taken.
Mr.. Leverty is in possession Of ailihc
+ REAL IMPROVEMENTS IN THE ART
and he trusts by aud assduous pro-
dUce such Life-like Pictures fail suit those
who may be pleased favor him with their patronage
Al are mostcordially nsiiedto call and examine his
Rooms aud work, and Judge for themselves.
% Rooms open from A. NJ. 10 8 2. M. Instructions
given in the and success arranted.
Tllsdale March 27, 1854.
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INSURANCE. AGENCY

Risks taken in the following Companies
PORTAGE INSURANCE Coz, Cuyqhoga Falls, O.
CITY INSURANCE. Co. Cleveland. Ohio.
NEW YORK CITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
May 3. 1855. DANl. L.PRATr. Agent
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; Wr HHanpb"lI.-By what name,
tC"rfu.:om.T ''''''' is nothing. 1t is priucip..
I,' Mar, '.'di.-Dr:inn il.
i1'. H"".-t"m. i wHI 1t, Il. ;,r.,,,,r,:
follows: WI c"'! was then annonured q,
q 'a'k'' LOG; Richardson, 10; Fuller -, ...
N Nh >, were made for another vo,a
;: a, ~ n:'i"s.-Thcre have been .o,o
crnt u ~" galleries not only inecorns Ih" a, .:
the rules OF the House h., "ul 'nie-
,sIInn; "" .i 81 ienncsse..--Will Won
Set hy the , "sn M" hays but followed the "y {" the
Missing; AppI"rse AM, cries Of canal "PpIaudiny n,
Mr.. Methodist WIS nor ,,,,rI
came from The mcmbcrs. 1t mich, ' L the Missing
been n!ulscd once ina while n,'T,. hr~"v"r, havc
motion. INV "''y' | Insist an ,
prHrp% % Of p %i opposed to ,n
,y, 'u 40; AURA from the NATIONAL ca,,o p'"e" and
"'' s,' womb prescribe me. l,pplauseJ eve" those
!, -.n''d !"mtns"u aud calls for nn,,,.
f"ns" nijourncG ~ another vote IT,,
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,r. A. Warehouses; tliric !" MI rA'e'e''
,,or,r,;, Of the charming Mrs. fi""ar" VIII" '">'
., ,,-,;,,t in two very nter"-'n: iirc'', VIZ.
oGn ',,. nnL The Little Treasure, which now I"a
.at RIM in dramatic circles MtH H. deserves "
an house und we doubt not, shc VIII dc s'ee''" y
one Tonight.
IIrxr,co-We are informed that the sta
hI n Mr. los iicr.,ard (,vo resides about r'e :s
ohoyc Richmond. was fired ii7t u's'"y ny "
","ct If horses and mules. with q"aml'ly OF pro,
yrn,pr were destroyed by the hnnes. ar. De' N"'o
loss is about 900. lie hal no Insurance.
= r,,,vr N,cuoL,s SALooN.-This saloon, recent
Il. purchased OF Mr.. Juan Pizzn by the present pro-
nrie,or Mr. Andrew AnonI, Is no" nrieu up III lne
mnt uuruitc.nt STYLE TO suit the largest require
m.nfs at The city in ,the Confectionery way: Inc
mrnnrietur has recently Ibid i'll large stock al every
variety of goods III his line, III ANTICIPATION ~ 'irist
moss so that customers have now The iu'icSt uppor
tunity of providing themselves WIN any ar.'c'e -,
thc confectionery way that they might wish for. II
j.; lint necessary to pay visit to his store to realize
wLat is here s;Htc'.. $50,
MAGNIFICENT were the arrangements ri me suoo"
originally II decided Improvement is maultest sn,V
Mr. Antoni assumed the proprieorship. We "'iSn.
safely saw that for its extent II cannot DC surpasSo W.
uuiut If taste and regularity even in New "fK. tie
principle upon which it is conducted Is Ill perez
keeping with the taste displayed i'll all lis aipo;
mclts There is IN fact peculiar pleasure " =;
ting down 10 partake 81 Ihe goou thinS. -, sur.ri
that establishment. Apart from tho lhlrI. !.i pI;
ory of what is furnished there, the beau'''u,
nations all around are calculated 10 enhance 'i'e Sa
faction and pleasure which felt IN par" , ="
3 substantial feast. We would advise an WI ~ ,H
anything in the confectionery line, 10 can a. i' "
toni's store. 1t is worth Il visit 10 ihsP''' !"
TuE PORTSMOUTH OnrnaNs-"e uhuers,u." i I"a.
the Portsmouth committee, charged w'll iLat ur'y
Lett Richmond on "Wednesday morning wan Inc Or
phans, ten in number wlo ays oeen , sTrst wnrs
nr;,in,iIy mare Of them; but some hat been ndoPe"
by Inherent persons, and died 500" after their
nj IN fhis
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LATEST bY TELEGRAPH.
fe'eSrnpscd for the Itichmoud r,

IlllRTf-FOtRrH CONGRESS-p,rsr
''hNN r. ne Hena", after short se,,i,,,, S''
acted, ADJOURNED. '"''co Was trans.
il"rSE.--Ihe House took another ,,.u., ,.,
suited rs follows: Banks Ui. KLsrI."m WLch re-
~, scattering ~. '"'oh 49, Fuller
Hr' SHlth OF Alabama, "ff.ro,la rssoIuon
, ,s ""'lire on Way aud Mean. and tn" r 20 ns,t,t
each Of s S"" it. 10 b. .n ah" iron" y"c purity"
INA I've chalrn"n To act alternately n. S,, man.
uhrii regular speaker could he .lnc,sd ms
.ir, b"cock thought this proposition ill.csI
a arGhte sprung up, durim; which Mr.. MrNr,,.,
",Msa a"e hIPa'"cans t!"' ii they succeeded in
e'eI''h" S!nnkrr, Restored the Missouri r-s,rr,;o
""', repeated HE fugitive slave law the l'uou ,n,",
and will be ds-ulv.d '" must
ar 'hw"iIndcr c"unsecd the Democrat. to al.
hFLS ~; triniy I" Their position and PLATFORM
Smith = resolution 'r va '"''
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INTERNAL lMpROvEMESrS-FO '

4 HOME MARKET FOR STATE BONDS.
Provided the present General Assembly appropri-
stas TEN MILLION DOLLARS 10 Internal Improve
rnents and the Board Of Public Works should he 30
very fortunate as to find foreign market for cor.
responding amount Of State bonds, which must be
sold somewhere before any benefit can be derived
from the appropriations, the annual interest upon that
sum will amount to SLr huHlrtd MOHSaHd dollars,
which must be paid directly out OF the taxes collected
OF the people; and this large will bo carried out
Of the State, year after year, never to return, while
the principal il unpaid.
Now, if the present General Assembly will require
the Banks who asking to be rechartered. to base
their paper issues upon Virginia stocks, for which
,hoy should not pay more than par value, home
market will be created for the ten millions appropra-
ted. THAT being about the amount of Banking capl-
tai wanting new charters,) besides keeping tho
$500 600 for annual interest at home to he pud by the
State into the Banks every six months, and again dis
,ributed among the people i'll the way Of discounts
thereby lesseriaS the foreign trade against us in n
corresponding degree.
lie that has the means at his command to improve
a great State like Virginia, should, most assuredly
employ sach Ineaus, and that too without hesita.
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ic,.,i IN M..c .ommon Territories "na '""rr :" '"'
'aa, 81 .1sYo:, i.J"c'ion ana he n"!'r.M 0'%f' y
IL ~. 4, Gc,,ymla. r.. "hoh w0iicri
Ii is folly, utter folly. ~ ~c" th~ :">ur-'i ':n'
,.I.,. and ;l s.",!l"f 'r Democracy TAX" u, "!'
;u.,,.!. about rui:.ri :!r lie. nv: t:ai: .n'.
thu; are seeking /" dciudc The people, why the better
i,r its safety aud success. The whole mighty imp"s
lure once ,nkuu 10y line throat, may he straneed III
single ass, and the vile and contemplate erred
turcs-hc dupes and tools OF British aristocrts-lh
entire horde Of 'misser' lovn. traitors, may or might
be driven INTO Canada in Il month, ur compelled IL
repent their vile ,lrlilsinn- in tears and dishes.
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SOUTH CAROLINA LEt;ISI.TI.pu

l"irMhi,; De. :o.-rhe Legislature a,i;n,rro,
last night ut O'clock. The bill Ia l,iy, ,b ,.'
o! Presidential Electors to iLr pvop,e was lost TIa
r,, W Wv imprisonment %, negro seamen
dents from hunting and ducIius III the state wss
passed
The meeting called I" consider the affairs OF Kan
sns declined 10 act for the wan; of reliable rior,ua
ton The meeting called t" appoint delegates Ia tho
Cincinnati Convention did not act for want OF time
but. is unirrso"L that over 81 members of the
gisatr" a" in favor u" the State being represented
III the National Democratic Convention.
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COMING UP TO THE RIGHT POINT.

There is nothing clearer than that the Democratic
party Of Ohio, by trucking to the arrogance of free.
soi,sn, lost their moral power, and at the late cleo
,;on were Frustrated by the myrmdors Of abolition
Wherever the Democracy stand up manfully for
the right, they are sure of public confidence and APP
prova We rejoice To s'e that the Democratic lend.
era in Ohio are becoming sensible Of this fact. Let
them maintain the lnauy aud conservative ground
presented in the following remarks OF the Ohio States
man. the central organ of the party and their progress
will be frightened by the light ofvictory:
WHAT HAS BEEN GAINED,
What have the Democracy Of Ohio gained by con
cessions to the Aboltionists! What was gained by
Democratic members Of Congress voting against the
Nebraska Billl Lindsey was beaten nearly as bad Is
Green. Stewart was cut down as well as Olds.-
johnson Jared no better than Disney. Unless q
Democrat will leave his party and deny its princl'
pies he has 10 sort Of chance with Abolitionism'-
Then why not, at once, decide for he right, and let
.1p.diency slone If principle is right it cannot be
jad,cons TO oppose tor dodge it. Then why long.
or dodge the kansas issue! Why is there not firm.
nsss enough in the Democratic masses. North and
South to come to terms at once on this questlon-to
a national and universal understanding, that "a the
territories are the common property OF North aud
South 80 they shall be corrupted an common-fhat the
erops,ty Of sacA and Tie rfgh' Of each 'taN Be pro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-21

NEW YORK De. III Flour is improving, with
sales Of State brands nj IS 81 Ohio IS b. southern
- ~. Wheat is dull sales OF Southern white al g. 90
rcd =: Western red II -. Corn has declined; West
crn mixed ~ cents Mess Pork $50. Beef Sl3 ~.
WhiShcy - cis. Stocks lower; Virginia Skies y.
Exchange is nominal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-21

'iiAkLESION, De. l9.-The ship Telegraph,
from Baltimore, for Australia arrived of the bar TO.
LAY III ieaky condition, but she was loaded too
deep 10 cross the bnr. she went TO Savannah for
repairs. Sales ui cotton to-day amount TO $500 bales
vi mlidng fair NJ y! n q. cts
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For he Ea1ni'tr.
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL AS
SENBIY OF VIRGINIA.

The post OF Second Auditor, nude vacant by the
resignation OF the present incumbent, IL to be filled
shortly by your honorable body, and tho object OF
this communication is TO bring 20 your especial at
tention the name of WIN. +. II. Pollard, Esq, of
Hanover county suitable person to be elected 10
that Office. The writer Of this has known MIR. Pol
lard long and intimately, aud he hazards nothing III
expressing the opinion that the Legislature can oh.
tain no one more honest and capable in the broad
limits Of the Commonwealth.
Mr.. Pollard raised in the clerks office, and ut
this time holds the clcrkship of the Circuit Court, I"
which he WAS elected by the people of lis county,
lie has always been Il firm and uuhinchiug Demo-
erut aud, whenever occasion required it, has stood
up boldly and carlussy for the principles Of his par
IS.
Mr. PolGrd's business capacity is well known and
appreciated by every in his county, and his ur'
bay and poencss tit him ulninently for public Of.
hcc. RICHMOND.
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BALTIMORE, DEC. 2n.--Flour s dull sales of
Southern at IS ~. Wheat il firm, sales of red 1t
81 ~ 10 81 81; white 81 81 10 -. Corn is lower
white - tn IS cts yellow 10 to - cts. Provisions arc
quiet and unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-21

NEW ORLEANS. DEC. l9.-Ihn news BY tho
last tcnurr la, hai favorable effect and Cotton has
advanced! cne-luartcr Of cent. There have been
sales this week OF 2i,OOO bales. We quote Middins
81 cents.
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PRrsyx1A1los.-A splendid copy of the Bible
was publicly presented to Rev. Charles F. Deems,
on Tuesday morning, in Petersburg, by the young
regard.
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,sr,. a.n STA NE VS..

number Of invited guest. purtirpAiinS; ann ~.
arc having u .!Urio;,5 time, hei-i'chtd wan
unl l,,htur.
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To lie Editors Of dc E"qn,sr:
nIn ,Il /

AMELIA COUNTY, Dec. 18th, 1870.
Messrs Editors:-If you can obligc mt with short
space in your columns, desire to bring to the notice
OF Your readers the merits of Washington Academy,
at present under the supcrutcndcnce OF Mr. j. a. L.
Imbudcn.
had the pleasure Of attending an examination Of
the scholars Of this Institution time since, and
IN, happy to state that l never witnessed better
display Of the results OF thoroughly disciplined and
stuious set of scholars. Leaving the selections in
the various branches to tho discretion Of the visitors
and members of the Board Of Trustees present, Mr..
Imboden instituted the most rigid examination | ever
knew and most creditably to'hm and themselves did
each scholar meet the task.
Without meaning to dctract, in the least, from the
merits of any, flor all passed welll WAS particularly
struck with the progress of Mrssrs K. Brldgclorih u
Foster and Masters Geory. Wilson and VIM. French
The Inter- child sives indications Of intellect
of no common order, a:ld we confidently predict u
prominent stand for him III the future.
have the honor to be IN intimate acquaintance Of
Mr. Imbodrn, and have no hesitation in pronouuclng
him rapaile and faithful instructor. Success to
| Washington Academy! A VISITOR.
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,V@The New York Herald thinks that me Demo-
cracy of the House, thus far have stood WIN stra
illness and solidity TO Richardson strongly loresna-
downing the national consolidation Of the party ID
opposition elements show as clearly that they are still
QLrift."
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

: D
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. WOODBRIDGE.
The Clerk read communication from the Senate
informing the House that they agreed 10 the
amendment proposed by the House to their bill emit
tied an act TO authorize the Petersburg Railroad Com
pnuy to issue and sell coupon bonds to the amount Of
1000, bearing seven per cent interest," and Of the
passage ofHouse bills entitled-An actto incorporate
the town OF Orange, with amendments, which were
agreed 10. An act for the relief of DR.. James Boil
ton. An act Incorporating the Virginia Savings Bank
in the city Of Richmond. An act amending and re-
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ENTERTAINMENT OF THE AMOSKEAG We
TEXANS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WARRINGTON, Dec. l9.-The President lis to night
socially entertaining the New Hampshire AmoskeGg
STARK Veterans. The members Of the Cabinet aud a
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
PEEF-S2 20 a 81 - T. cwt. gross, which Is 81 90
d 81 net: supply fair
HoGs-si 5Od s. IS p hundred Very scarce and in De.
ma nd.
SuHEP-luttou sell for 81 .,OGsj piece, or 81 20 10
81 opr hundred gross for ordinary and superior Sheep
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for Mr.. Fuller, that he did under the nipF"sf''
| that he was sound Oh the Nebraska question:. hp,
plausp. All desire To shy now IL, had hl''I w. y
that my colleague entertained sentiments s"f!l n'
avowed to-day, my right arm should have """''' :"
before voted for him. lAppaus.;; -. o,.u.,rua
Mr.. Kelly replied, confronting thar ms "U SnI
| iMr. Whitney, was erroneous III his r!aT ~, ,;
that the know nothing party Of New orh rt'',i y;
fled with abolonism tor its basis. D"' VI W, WI.
vision in the democratic party IN tha' ''"'e' ''''
new would not be here. ell %
| The Clerk had commenced again cai''''S ~. omos
vote for Speaker when Mr. Fuller. IN reP'y " "a
ton by Mr.. Walker said that he hah been 'e Ie
Congress he should have voted against ce' r re-
v;,ia,ion in this House, but he wa- Willie ,nw ure
s,ting agitation. TO abide 10y 'he n'"s o" he re
md resisting agitation, he should vote n5h'i and
: storstom of the Missouri line. Cries "i 9'''
applause, mino led with his'es.l
Mr. Fuller resuned.--le had neltHci ,,ina, !, nn,
honor of nomination for Speaker h"' rtnnt:nl g.,
had he gwen any pleg yes 10 obtt'" - hav. becr
the support he had received h ~, attained been ca,
more pleased had the suiir"S.s "'
for AL ADLER and wUri!ser nun" fd ,r;, rho ,.n,,e
Ar Walker saiI he WAS sa'.'htu y" i'i ''o I'm"
,,ar.s .vrinnatious. Finding MN s'"nnhe ny Tn
constitution and lnWS 81 ''''
for hIm; 'Pp "iT thnt having been under a misap
' 49,, - ,nrt!ims Mr.. Ful!ers p">i'i"u hc nos
. ,n,ier,t,oL HIN TO say tha' ne' "oua 'o'n A-".h'
,"'ie' .,;,u of The Missouri restriction. Therefor
. i ~" Ready voted for Mr. Fuller. Renewed AZ
plaWis' ,ke said he WINS perfectly satisfied with
ruIsr's position, and he cast his vote for him.
Mr.. Bsll.-Convinced that slavery should not d.
rive any advantage by the repeal Of the Nilsson
line and heretofore believing that Mr.. Fuller wou
: vote against Kansas with slave constitution,
:. now recorded his vote for Mr.. Banks. Applause
Mr.. Campbell, OF Ky, earnestly vindcated Il
American party, declaring that he was willing to ca
: his vote for any national man in opposition to al
: fusionist.
: Mr.. Jones Of Pennsylvania, apparently serious.
n Ny party is indignant that they should be called
e faction Laughter.
u Mr.. Campbell.-I never alluded to the democrac
party as faction, or called il by that name. In Z
course of his remarks he referred to the Bla
e Republicans in condemnation.
!, Mr.. Hughston rose saying we have such reput
e cans at the North. Like grain of mustard sc
Applause aud hisses.
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EXCHANGE.

,l,i,,,u, ,,a;r Rrns ..i Northern interior: par
nI y,,, spaiI iDi,- except Frcdorch-burg Corpora.
y, - ,,E,r be i.. brokers tc"n dis FIrdercks-
hur. n.y.. down t., =. T. cent. ds.
G1l,I-i premium, SiiV'r-2 prem. for old. Newt.
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Cons OF TIE LONE STAR, ARISE -
~ Pab.hed This Day.
THE FREE FLAG OF CUBA;
Or.
TIE MARTYRDOa OF LOPEZ.
TALE OF THE LIsERATNG ExPyDTrioS OF 1851
ByH. " Hartman. Price 50 cents.
Oh besuteoGs land sc long laid low
SO lonE the grave Of thine chilarer's hopes;
When there is tg. required angle blow,
To bresk the ebsin.
This s sthnlns tale Of the motives and ASPIRATIONS hs
led the heroic Lopez and his brave attempt the
revoluonzns this beautiful but down trodsen country The
principal characters well known; and Dot mere cre.
lures Of the Imagination but heroic who did not hesitate
spend their LIES blood IN the attempt 70 free the people or
Cuba their hesIes yrsnpesl masters The author ha
lIeshed biz soul into he work and II such sP sninie' al
the sous the Lone ss Cubs will indeed be free The
story ia admirably sustained throughout
DE WITT DAVENPORT, Publishers,
and iel Ma
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ITO IRON MASTERS.-The Iron Masters of
PenbSlvsrS ard the neiahbornx States invi ei 10
ns' uble u CONVENTION 81 the RooGs Of the Board u
Itsce, 10 Phlsdep ha TUESDAY. March 1855 -
" pt'neh measures prevents
renee OF tho,e periodical disasters. imminent T. which
ths Tsat interest hss unfortunately become ihe
result OF The present Revenue policy Of the General Gov
II heinz desirable 70 lay before the Convention
rsies Of TIE magnitude Of the iroo interest s progress ADD Do
veopUer 'rce the Census OF 1850 tire Iron MISTER, who
bsve not received circulars viii piess- forward to n. ander
slDso soou conv.nspt ID. % wors. STYLE
~ hrm address full deception Of WORKS their ep,cfy
shethe stopped y-d year where tee ron
fouud usiet Whist feel ued and any other nfoni.io1
10 further The views of the Committee
CHARLES W FISHER, Secretary
No. III North Water Phl.felphfA
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CosI dn6 found.

I OST EIGHTEEN THOUSAND and FIVE
IL HUNDRED DOLLARS In ,PEclE CERrIFIcATES
bsued BY the Bank Of America the Associated Banks in this
Cuy three OF $50 each thee Of - coo si Of
$50 st by Clerh OF the Back Of the Cor
uonvssn his from tn Clearing House to the Bsnk
A. C,rifss'es pay4Ale only 20 the
Rsuss be vae the hands Of anv private 10
on iousl or other coronation.
All pef.ors requested step who attempt
70 pass Of either n these Certifcstes
suitable reward L 10 paid for their 70 tire Bank
ofthe Commorwtalth GEORGE ELLIS Cashier
I OST-At Niblo's. ON Wednesday Evening. a
IL Lacy. s'u.l stone DIAMOND RING. The finder will
BE- hersy rewarded for returning 1t to O. 5 HAYD0Ck No.
u Nshenl-re.
&1U REWARD.-L0ST in William-st, be-
y " tween Nader lane sud spruce Of or ia spr1ces
bctWssn " iliam ard Nssssu-ss black leather PAPER
CASE Containing Papers which Of tbs
The sutscrbeT. .nd Of business writ
ten az length IT sice OF the
RiehARC EMMETT, No. q Wlliam-st
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6pffial Notice..

thirteenth Anti slavery Lecture a. the Tsbsrn.e e.
TUESDAY EVENING. FEB. 20, II y, by the nsy; II ~
DOsB PhRkFR of Boston. Subject: RELATION "
sIhVFRY TO THE DEMOCRATIC IN3rlIUIlOSs OF
AMERICA AND ITS INFLUENCE THEREON Admit,
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Go Ubom il Map Concern.

ALL PERSONS are hereby Cautioned aga'ns
CHAs. HUTCHINSON.
~ Nos. 81 and 63 Race-st Phisdeipaia
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ROWERY THEATER.-GRANDJ JUBILEE
~ BEAEFIT Of GEORGE LEA-THIs EVENING will
b. Presented The Golden Farmer" To be t.losed By
uIom and Jerry" After which The Eighth Wonder Of the
werd An Object Of Interest,"" The Dutchmsu In Trou-
Ne 10 conclude with Jsci Sheppard Songs Dances &c