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Rev Jonathan Edwards, of Fort Wayne Indi-
ana, was on the l0.h instant elected President Of
the Hanover College, Western Institution. by q
unanimous VOTE
BRIrIsH INDIAN AnMY.-There 10 DOW 10 India
an army OF halt million Of men at the disposal
of the country. In that army there are about
1000 Europeans belonging TO the Queens service
including cavalry and infantry of the line, and
40, 900 European troops in the company's service,
Of every arm except cavalry. t--@lA q 2ta
John Barnfs, lad, was brutaliy murdered by
party OF negroes near Augusta, Mississippi, on the
18th uit. "a asts, astS.'i-E ~. n
The Know Nothing Ticket was successful over
the Sag NichtTicket, at Jeffersonville.l . lA8
Rev. Or. Alexander r. Campbell, native Of
New York, died suddenly, At New Orleans on the
Goth ulf. gls a~l- -
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The various engines on the Camden and AM
boy and Philadelphia and Trenton Rail- Dads were
draped with mourning on Friday, In memory ot
Isaac Davis an engineer on the former road, who
died at BordentoWn on ThursdaY.
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GUINEA Fowls AND RArs.-A correspondent oi
the Prairie Farmer. who was much annoyed BY
rats tried shooting poisoning, and every thing DC
could think Of but they defed the whole cat egory.
He then procured several guinea fowls, and, for
over two years past. has neither seen nor heard q
rat about hts premises.
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e A l. A M a n ID Z K FIRE PROOF
~ SAFES, MANUFACTURED BY EVANS WAT SON,
PHILADELPHIA.-These Safes have been severely
tested at recent fires in Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, and when opened their contents of books
and papers were found to be uninjured. They are
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes with HaPs patent
Burglar Proof Locks. Prices ranging from $50 to
$3.50. For sale by b. BALDWIN,
NH SI-ts 148 Main st Richmond.
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PREsENTATIoN OF PLATK.-The Newport Nsps
states that the service of plate for Commodore
Perry, voted by the last General Assembly of
Rhode Island, is nearly completed, and will be
presented by Governor Hoppin, some time this
txaek- probably on Thursday
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PAYNE d MAYO, Auctioneers, have re-
moved their Office to Mr.. Wellington Goddn's now
building, corner of 1lth and Bank streets Entrance
on Bank street ' fi's 'tss l-t3 lF'R7i
They will sell at auction private sale, Res and.
Personal Property; Rent out Houses and hire cut
Servants A.f-L e.ai thAg f'HItE eTf5 d
E%- Deeds Of every description will be accurately
drawn.
ABEL U. MAYO being Notary Public, will at 8
tend to taking Depoitions, Acknowle ed gmczt of
Deeds, &c. 77773+F'
Their charges will in all cases, be entirely satis-
factory and they hope to merit patronage by prompt
attention to bufineHs. H 4Si74 -.t = - - +.hf
.f -a.r ress r JOHN R. D. PAYNE 81
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DECISION IN WILL CAsK-A trial fpyolv;n, ,h !.
validity of what was claimed to be the viii al the
ists Col Davis. wealthy citizen of wilminyton
Del occupied the court Ia that city during the vboIs
OF last veek. On Friday the Hon. GsorEe M DALAI
sueceeded MIR. Bates OF the counsel for ths con
testants n speech in defence of the will and IA.
IoLowed by henry Winter Davis, Esq, Of Balti-
more. also for the contestants. The court room xvs,
crowded during the whole time, a large number ~
ladies' being present. The unlimited to ths
Jury on Saturday and after absence two or thrs
hours, they returned . verdict against what vs.
claimed to be the win of the deceased The guit ss
brought BY the family of Col. Davis.
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ACCIDENTAL young man, named 6orooh' na'
his arm blown off at Wilmington, N C.' eaiuioay
while firing salute 10 honor OF Henry a. wise
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y. n ID. s1AbLEK q CO. Fropriok0fs, :
Wholesale Druggists, kaltnorss
FUkCELL, LACD CO., : s. - 4
2 .a-Ls aa Wholesale II ants, Rlshmona.
And by Druggists and Merchants sensrally through.
oat Virginia. an l6-dA sISs,-
sSrHE whole press of PbiIadsIpbia 70 ont

THE whole press of Philadelphia are out
ia favor Of HeoFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs ~ they
are prepared by DR. G. M. Jackson. We are glad to
pepsia, as believe it supplies deside, stum In
the medical world long needed. The wrets he'd Inn
tstors and counterfeiters have Withdrawn I'll cir
trom the danger of swallowing poisonous mixtures
10 lieu of the real Ritters Herald. 80 - =
Agents for this city--M.sssrs. PuRcELL l.ADp
Co., and BENNErr BEHas Druggists. - 9-'7-s'T I
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Mr.. George spillmsn, baggage agent on 'ns rai,
road from Coyingtonto Lexington N.Y. was Ail'eu
by being runover by the train.
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NEw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JoHNsor

NEW EsTABLIsHmENT.-JOH JoHSsos
lately OF the American Shaving Saloon, has taken
between Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business where all who de-
sire easy and pleasant shave, will find him as here
tofore, ever ready to please his customers.
His superior style Of Hair Cutting is proverbfal,
and he Is sure he can please the most fastdious He
will continue TO manufacture the celebrated hair re-
stoIative and tonic which, with other popular pre-
parations and dyes, together with the delie htfnl
shampoon bath, will make his shop. be hopes ths
resort of ali who desire to be waited upon in his line
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BREADsrUFFs IN CANADA The Montreal Com
merca Advertiser of June lst says that since the
opening of navigation the arrivals of -four Al Nor
treal have averaged about 400 barrels per dav. a
considerable portion Of which has gone forward to
Quebec and there Is no ground to believe that thers
is any large quantity in arrear. There is no aeon.
mutation of -four at Montreal and there is decline
price, not because there 10 ess need of the article
speculating point. E..-f..l9 : :
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COUNTRY PAPERS

The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin pays
high tribute to country newspapers
Those who are capable" says the Bulletin,
of making the necessary allowances, OF
forgetting the drawbacks to which many a
country editor is liable, and of which many
city editor never dreamed, will find in our
american press as compared with that OF
other countries, a degree of originality and
common sense which holds out the fairest
nope for years to come, and that we have
little reason to fear that the spring of origin
ality which gives life to our national char
aeter will ever be dried up. The straight
forward earnestness with which the Ameri-
can country press discusses important politi
cal, or other questions, and the shrewdness
which it displays in bringing them directly
nome to its readers, form o subject of inva-
riabie commentator to those intelligent Eu-
ropeans who have had opportunities for OBJ
servation. Last and perhaps least, though
not less attractive to many, the American
country press can collectively lay claim to
more dry humor than any one who has not
examined the subject is aware Of There is
more real original wit evolved by the Anne.
rican press in one day than can be found il
all the collective newspapers of Europe for
one year and the very great proportion of
this is from the country"
In Virginia, and throughout the South, the
country press deserves more than ordinary
respect, from the fact that it represents so
large portion of the intelligence and re-
hnement of the State. In the North, the tai
ent in ali departments of action is concentra-
ted IL The towns in the South it is ditfused
over the country. City life is the favOrite
life of the North; country life of the South.
BY nothing is the stranger in the South more
impressed than by the contrast between the
two sections in these particulars. He who
leaves the South, after having only visited its
cities, will carry home with him as made
quate an idea of Southern life, as he who
leaves the North, after seeing only its rural
districts.
The country press, rejecting the true
Southern life, deserves encouragement at
home and respect abroad.
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BATHS, BATHS, BATHs.--Hot, Cold and
shower Baths can be had daily from A. M, to 10
o'clock z. M, at the Hair Dressing, Shaving and
Shampooing Saloon. under the American Hotel l4s.
n Single Bath Is cents, or 5 Tickets for 81. En-
trance on lIth ST. .r-.-s 9IG1 tnv0
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CODA WATER-The subscriber has
~ added to his Cigar establishrnent beautiful So
da Fountain, and will furnish the very best Soda
Water TO be had in the country.
His Syrups made of the finest fruit, and will
be st all times fresh.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
lS American Hotel.
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DISTRESS IN ARKANsAs.-Accounts from the inte
rior of Arkansss represent things in most asrmin
situation. The people destitute of provisions
the earth is dry and parched, seed will germnste
and they have the prospect of real famine before
them. The Arkansas river continues nearly dry
and therefore supplies cut of TO a great extent
Flour IL worth SIS per Dbl. 10 cents pound; cor
meal from g to s. per bushal. according circum
stances; from 81 to $3.50; Irish potatoes $50 pc
barrel.
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ARREST OF AN EDITOR FOR FoRGERY-A. w
Hockey, Esq editor of the Dubuque Uewa) Tri.
oune, was arrested on the z2d instant, at DUBUQUE,
on warrant Issued by Justice Crazier. charged with
having committed forgery.
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A"WoRK OF NECESSITY. The Police Court ol
Boston, on Friday, decided that shaving Sunday
is a work of necessity, as much so as preaching a
sermon and no more of offence against the
Sunday law. The barber artists were, therefore,
discharged invested with the right of free labor,
with razor and shears seven days in the week.
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REMovAL.-The Oh. CO of the Ron moNp
FIRE ASSOCIATION has beun removed TO the second
story of the Building corn-r of Main and IIth Sta
~ Entrance on 1Ith stree fa5 L3lt3fVf 81 IN
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INsU-
RANGES, will be promptly attended to. g 5Eigat
Without boastine of tbs air ability to cornnlv with
their obligations they TAKE pleasure In referring to
all who have had business with the Office for In .
satisfactory manner in which it has been transacted
JAMES C. CRANE, President
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rss. r.. JOHN R. d. PAYNE, 3
ap It's ABEL u. MAYO.
C. B. LUCK, Stock and Land War;

Agency, Governor street. +94l ytHta N.t4G5 RI
stocks bought and sold on commission. ..,f.s,l
The highest price paid for Land Warrants
Gold and Silver wanted. ~ ]la lafII JgtJ 39sfi
20 Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold In Lotte riea
under the management of R. FRANCE CO., will be
promptly paid by me and all enquiries relative to
the business of r. FRANCE 4 Co, addressed TO them
st Richmond, will meet with prompt attention. 100
my l6-ts r..- sFar. - - C. B LUCK
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I ARRABEE's IMPRO Jed REFRI-
IL GERATOR.-The superior sxceI!.Lce of these
epcomiums Iavshed upon theln. Having several
apartments for the better presers Ion OF meats ve-
getabes, &c, and being thorough y ventilated, they
combine advantages not possessed by Others To be
appreciated, they have only to oe seen. Call and
examine for yourselves.
BULKLEY L Co, Sole gents,
my lJ-lm l37 Main st.
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n, rx.. -. SosE = LnANAhAN. Psstor

GIVE THEM A TRIAL.-Mercenary per-
sons have In 20 many instances succseded In osfir
upon the community worthless prepsrations. claim.
ing for them great medical vrtuss that great many
individuals refuse to take anything net sanconea By
ST ABLERs ANopYsE CHEKRY ExpEcroRAxr and
DIARRBGA CORDIAL In more than five hundred in
stances. Indeed many usdical men who kp ov Is air
virtues regularly prescribe the Expsctorant in cases
OF coughs colds and diseases Of the respiratory or-
gant wnieh come under their care. And In all dis
rhosa Cordial il prescribed BY theaa with the utmost
conhdence Ia Its beneficial effects. Give these ex,
cellsDt medicines trial. IA - Sc -
the A gents. aa - u 1.--.l'., - -
" Price for each only 50 ssns. or ak bottles 70
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e ONE PRICE JEW ELRY
"a SToRE.-One of the concern has lust re-
ia turned from the North with large assort-
Gss1~ ment OF Wstehes. Jewelry and Silverwsre
Of the very latest styles Thoss in want of articles
n our line will please call and examine our stock
The stock comprises Gold Watches OF every descrp.
iion from the most celebrated manufacturers; Jew.
.ry Of every description, OF new styles ana of the
finest quality; Mosaic, Lava and CeIneold Jswelry,
which are the latest styles Bracelets Lcckets Gold
Guard, Fob and Vest CEsias; Studs; Pencils; Tooth
Pick,; Keys; Seals; Diamond BreastPins and Ola,
lnoud Rings. Also large aEsoTtmsDt Of Silver
spoonE Knives and Forks ia fact every variety of
Foods kept in our Lac. MYERS L JAEKE,
754 Main street,
my24 Sign Of the Illuminated Clock.
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A MELIA SPRINGS-Two and a hall

A MELlA SPR N G S-TWO and half
IA miles from the Richmond and DanviIle Railroad
at Wyanoke Station, will be open lst July for the
accommodation OF visitors. Every exertion will be
made to please boarders who will be so good as
to favor as with their patronage. Our BAR will be
well supplied and close Sabbath and every night
at 10 O'Clock. Our BATHING establishment is Just
can be had. ~ =. .... -.
Terms Of Board per day Sl.5O; per week 81; per
IL years. and servants half price There will be an
Omnibus in attendance at the Depot 70 meet the
m I2-2m THOS. C.. WILSON A. SONS
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M ERCHANTS' AND MECHANICS
w SAVINGS BANK Office No. Is Main street,
continues to receive deposits which an interest of
. per cent. will be paid all sums remaining mos
or longer, and per cent. for shorter period
ALEX. GARRETT, Pres't.
|. Fl. Wake. Tress'r. my 1l-Sm
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JSo. II. BosHER, Secretary.

% A CARD.--Ths subscribes, an expert
enced practitioner OF Medicine, S67gery and obste.
tries, having located Broad street, three door.
above tenth, offers bis professional services to the
citizens of Richmond. ~ ~
study and practice of Midwifery, and to the treat
ment of Diseases of Women and Children
sp 7-6m* RICHD 9 CAUTHORH, M. ID. >
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DENTAL NOTICE.

g. w. JONES, Surgeon Dentist,
respectfully announces that he hai
moved his Office to the Edgemont
House between eth and 7th. on Main street, oppo-
,ts the Arlington House and TIA I'd Baptist Church.
where he is now prepared to se~ those with whom
he made engagements foT the pTesen. month, and
all otherI who may desire his Pl'iessioREl services
Office hours during the sumIae: from 10 Sd to G.
nv i8-d3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DYspEpsIa RurUx.-1s~ Sc.

I IL . u r sfA, RHEUMATISM, cCHoFELs.
CpuGHs ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, LfvER CcMrt.AIsr
&c &c-A medicine must have merit, ard great
merit too. to stand the test of public opinion No
art of putting can galvsnfze worthIee urticIe 40
ss to kes as good medicins If il be not really
3 A Good Medicine will live, become pon,,,.r a.
extend its sses year after year, in spite Of oppos;
tion The people readily fad out its virtues and the
tafne OF them passes from mouth 70 mouth with 3
more rapdify than newspapers can spread it. liz
ing witness testifyfng 20 the cure medicine has g
MADE for him II of more service than any newspsper
advertising.
Rev. JOHN LANAHAS, PAsroR OF rHE ExErrp
STREET, N. E. CHURcH.-A strong desire to bepest
the smicted induces him thus to certify. We chsI-
ieng any otner medicine to present such mass cf
testimony from gentlemen and ladies of high sta nd
ing OF our own welLkn citizens who Testify Of
sSrsa T 30 Of GOUGH, BRONCHITIS, RHEUMATIeM, q
=. BALTIMORE, January 24th, 1855.
Messrs Mortimer& Mopbray: = - ,-e.e.a.sf.
Il take pleasure in saying to you that have used
your "Hampton's Tincturen with very sre at oro6f
From serious throat affection, INV general health
had become very much impaired, when I commeu-g
ced to use "Hamptons Tincture found IL eleets
upon my general health most sslutary NV neryous
system and digestive organs soon nshfed up IN.
der its use. $40 - -l-.-' - - -
, have several times recommended Ii to INV
friends and In every case, a. far have been IN
formed, they have used it with success. 81 80 4.
L Yours truly, 2
\ 3-lJs a3i JOSH LANAHAN. Pastor 81
Sold in Richmond, by o. A.. STRECKER and s
PURCELL, LADD L CO., and by all tn Dru 3 sists
10 Petersburg and elsewhere. Cali and get Psmph-
tets srakls. Httasft ia d{xefa
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DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID.-FOr pre-
serving and impartiDs pearly whit eness to the
Teeth, ehectually arresting decay, preventing and
sfording speedy and certain RE LIEF TO
TOOTHACHE. restoring the gums to healthy
and palate arising from cold, the use of mercury,
&C.. it has no equal. 1t impaEts to the mouth and
breath delightful aromatic fragrance, fsndering
them pure and sweet after the use of Tobacco, Med
cine, &c., &c.
This preparation is purely vegetable, and Ia re-
commanded by all physicans and dentists TO super
cede the injurious compounds now In use. which
destroy much more than they preserye.sa5 ii s4ase
Prepared only By .-.tT GEO. DOWDEN
my 2-dlm Richmond, Va. &
For sale by sll Druggists and Merchants, whole.
.ale agents. BENNETT& BEERS. and p UECELL,
LADD CO. Richmond. Va. - -. y -. -
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Col. JEFFERSON DAVIS AND THE PoLIcE.-Tbe
Atlanta. Ga, Examiner relates joke on Hon JEFF
ferson Davis Secretary of War As he was passing
through that city on Wednesday last, gentleman
named Noble reached our city on Monday evening
last and complained to city police that he had
ed out two men whom he suspicioned of the rob
berry Our vigilant officers repaired immediately
to the hotel and but Tor the opportune interference
OF the Mayor, would have had them safely lodged
In the calsooose. He fortunately discovered that
one OF them was Col Jefferson Davis, Secretary of
War, just In time to save him the modification of
an arrest. The affair excited considerable merri-
ment, and the Secretary laughed as heartily as the
rest at what liked to have proven an awkward
blundern
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John W. Brodnax, Pittsylvanis; Thomas D. John
sto1; 1snseyville, N c.. William Long, Caswell n.
u Col Williamson Price, William Nunnslly do,
Dr. 4. T. Brodnsx. Rockingham. N. C Burton l.
Hamn, Leaksvile, N CT Samuel Hardin Hazston,
hsS Henry, Va; John Fontsine, Esq., do; Ragsdsle
go, fittsyivanis Court House; James C. Brace,
aa fax County, Va Stokes q Co. Jedne William
Dsnville, Va.
my 21-1Im WhiR and Ennnirer cnnv.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY ]. A. COWARDIN,

ybe DAILY DIsPATCH is served to subscribers
= ,tx AND auARTER cENTxPER WEEK, payahla 10
- Carrier weekly. Price for mailing Sfa year In
,dvsnce nrcp.rc.,
The WEEkLa psrArGh y Il i',asd every FRI
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E'ARM FOR SALE.-A valuable FARM
- containing two hundred and fifty acres and from
Ihnee to four miles East Of the City of Richmond.
For turtheE information, apply to
my 28-lm VIM NJ HARRISON
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SAm'L Cary, Dealer In Paper Material
rags RoPEs, BAeeIse, &s-.) South Frsnklin a.
51ioors West OF Old Market, bays small wsn q
large lots fs e.Asm@
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THOMAS w. KEEsEE.
5 +-elfT AUCTIONEER, r.
OFFICE WITH GEORGE j. SUMNER,

No. 90 0PEARL STREET,
win attend to the sale of Real Estste and ever,
description of Merchandise. Houaeho FurnituIe .
&c. Also-To Renting out Houses, Collecting, Ac.
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MO. SnAD, In half bbls,; for sale by
IN T. II. gKINKER CO..
ie L. s@ aa Gary street.
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a. WATCHES AND JEWELRY-
~ The subscriber keeps constantly on hand a
IT, large and well selected stock OF the finest
& quality
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Aud every variety of fJEWELRY, which he offers at
reduced prices.
He s also prepared to do all kinds OF HAIR
WORK.
REPAIRING done At ell times on the most rea.
csll is solicited irom the public generally.
isI-lm c. l.. VOEGELE,
next door to the Dispatch Office
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NORTH CAROLINA NO. CUT
~ AERkiNGs' = e fst sk;skER x; * 1 CO. Cary i.
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ROARDING.- The proprietor is prepar-
-. ed to turnssh Board by the day week, on the
aost liberal terms at the MaIlbero' Hotel, Wall
Weet nv i2-ts j HARDY.
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R SELLING OFF.-3O, 600 dollars
"a worth Of Gold and Silver Watches Jew.l.
ia, ~ and Fancy Goods, are now offered at
49, greatly reduced rates.
With view ef making change in our busiuess
.s oaer from this day our large stock OF Gold and
silver Watches, Gold Chains Seals Keys Brace
~, Ear Drops, Breastpins Gold Thimbles. Gola
Snsetseles, and Jewelry and Fancy Goods of every
Snd At greatly reduced prices-nany articles at and
Lew cost All in want of bargains will please cali
.f 0ENNET 4 JAMES,
my1s Eagle Square.