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that tbose pledces under which they rad gone forth
10 establish another republic had been forfeited, u
was impossible TO deny. He sald none knew Deter
than tho~e whom be now addressed, how constantly
"a cor ss,en,lv he had cn,end.d for all the constitI
tiouni and legal rights, which had been guaranteed 70
every section Of the Union, and how sternly he nal
wared against tie fsnaici that would violate the
He was ready oppose the anatcism That wa rec 4
I1ss ~ the ricfs OF others come from what quarter
youId and all Re asked for the infant and feeble CON-
muuify over witch be presided, wa that ther pai0'
bores should be respected and their rights held sacfei
With tie decisions they should then make be would
res, ssf;sfed. But when they were over BONE By
nurnbes and preparation beyond Their power TO resist,
thew must eppeal TO the spirit o. freedom, aud the
son,e Of jusioe among their fell5w-cItizens Of TIE
STATES 10 redress their wrongs by ne moral force OF
unauinsous ard determined tone Of public opinion that
would frowu down the wrong and yIndcste the right,
acting in legitimate and efficient channels.
Toevery richt-thiIking man. constitutional, legal.
or a moral right wa equally sacred whether claimed
by the North or the South. the East or the West-by
Territory OF a Stately an enemy or a friend. That
the same feeling which had induced hun To stand up
OF and again for the constitutional rights Of the South
iur eed Lin now 10 dam, with equal peTtIuaci;y, the
night Of suffrage for the people OF Kansas. he cOul
not hold the South responsible FOR the invasion which
had been referred to-nor could be, with PROPHECY
visit the responsibility upon the state Of Missouri IL
authors tie fanatic Caies and corrupt and reck-
less presses Of some heli-dOzen border counties VINO
had inhamed excited and deceived their own people,
and had then urgedti. NM guided aud dcluded populace
10 tho commission Of tie wrong. II was due from MIS-
souri, However 20 deavOw and repudia,e Il, and take
measures 10 prevent IT. recurrence Failing IN THIS,
she might fairly be held TO sanction i. Ii sae should
thus sanction H. must appeal 10 the honor, the jus
toe, and the magnanimy Of the Southern States -
STAY the outrage thus committed by of themseives
in tie mistaken expectation OF advancing their common
cause. That rebuke ana daapprobauon from them
would be all-pOwcrful connO; be doubted: and Il this
reliance should fail VIII be for the res Of the Uaion
10 say WHEELER tie Ilighied faith Of the Naon 70 n
shall be kept or broken-whe'her the right Of suffrage
slai be q reality or a mockerywhether we, their iel-
low-ctizeis, slai be fcemen or saves.
Tie Governor clOsed by again referring 10 the old
and cherished relations he had sustained with those
around him. and with the expression OF his grsiiica-
ton and his thanks for the honor conferred, aud the
regard manifested by this enthusiastic popular de-
asfgf
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law takes effect viii be not only profitable, bat hrA
interesting to all who may attend.
We cordislly invite all Temperance Organization.
az whatever name TO send delegates 20 tins rs..,.
and unit, with u in cur rejoicing IN the triumph ~
glorious common cause. We also cordially nvi,e D..
eprs., utsvss OF aisrra socetirs 20 rrp.fi -.
part IN de besiors aud Ad IS y epli All srcoui.
vcrts
Come end eeerssr with the jubilee Of the 0pPr--e q
fum trtfc. whom he Jay Of redemption ; - k.ns .
With devise - winch the bes.nss q n. ~.
Law may Be secures 20 tie people Of ms >tlte.
The hcspfsl'ics 81 fhe czens o. Anourn have b--u ~
-r.ly tsntcred 90 he Executive Ioulmre- Are .ur -
80, ~ and Ge ffum other ofs.nfAca s,,x.
- i,h a. A. auh.rn he many af-ac-i01s 40 %,
- /. 10 h. hslI a. deishfal seasl Of re 20,
hrea nat tostihef vh thes, inueeneI.i, AID u, ~,
ri.s ar iuror at Ltcrts-s u the oteSs q n,,
L-"-.,,r's ,er r.1y b. large And eufh asiastic.
'-e MARY C. VAUGHAN Pro-.
ANGLIA FtsH. Corresponds seete'sy.
R-N.w-Ycrk e,caarses al eoiois iienly = he a..
A., requested 20 cory be above cali
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WoxESs STATE TEMPERANCE SocrErY-Assr,r
hEETiSo-TLe third Annual Meeting Of the Women ,
New-fork State Temperance Society will be held in
Stamford Hall, Auburn, on the 9TH and sth Of June.
ls5j.
The opening session will take place on "Wednesday
the eth at 10 o'clock, A. W., when it is hoped siere
will be full attendance Of members OF the scic,v
and friends Of the cause.
Arrangements have been made 10 secure the A..
tendance and aid Of distinguished speakers Of both
sexes, and it Is hoped that this gathering. held %
soon after the passage Of Pro,ibi,ory Law bv our
Legislature, and us preceding tie time at WHICH tina,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

Snow N Nrw-HANFsHIRE.-Ihe backwHriness
of the Spring attributed by some authorities TO the
quantities OF stu remaining at the North. Near
rrsncoria In New-Hamlshir,. whch enjoys the repu-
aion of beng The codest town IN the Iuon, the snow
las, Monday was reported to be three feet deep.
THr LAST WoRp.-A bill has been introduced IN the
Massachusetts, Legislature providing thai, IN criminal
tras the prisoners counsel shall have the closing Hr
gumen, instead OF the prosecuting s''oney.
orr roS KANsAs-TAe Madssos WIS JoEraG!
announces that Mr.. W. w Wyman, long connected
with the rress at the capital has sold out BIZ hotel
there, and : about leAving FOR Kansas.
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A Hrer P11r OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Humbod;

A uUGT PILE OF NERflNTs.-baron huulpolu'
SAYS
I'm the sayannahs of lzacuho, Guiana. saw the
most wonderful and terrible spectacle that an be seen
and although il be not uncommon Ia the natives, no
Traveller has ever mentioned II. We were ten men on
horsc-back two of whom took the lead, in order 20
sound The passage While preferred 70 skirt the srca,
forests. One OF the men who formed the vanguard
returned az full calop and called 20 me, Here ut,
come and see serpcnts IN pile Tie pointed TO some
thing elevated in the middle Of The savannah or swamp
which nppeard hike a bundle of arms. One OF my
company said. This j. certainly one of the assemblies
of serpentS which heap themselves on each other after
IA violent tempest. have heard OF these, but never
saw any LEI Is proceed cautiously, and not 20 too
near then.
when We were within twenty PAGES OF II, the ter
Tor OF our horses prevented approaching nearer,
10 " hich none of Us inclined ON a sudden the pyr-
amid mass became agita.ed; a horrld Kissing issued
from it. thousands oi serpcnis rocd sprdy on each
other and shot forth o; the circlc their cnvenoned
darts and fery ewes to Us. | own Wa The rrsi TO
draw back. but when saw this formidable Phalanx
remain at rs post and appear 10 be more disposed 70
defend itself than 20 stack Us, roc around in order
10 view lis orcr Of battle which faced the enemy on
every side. | then thought what could be the design
of Ills assembasc and concluded tha. tbs species
Of SERPENT drea ed somc colossal enemy, which might
bc Tie gnat serpent or cayman, and they reunie
themselves after seeing the enemy, 80 as to resist the
..r.tnv in a mass.
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OPINION OF Ex.cHIEFJrsrIcE SAVAGE

After quoting Chancellor Kents rules for the con.
strueton Of staiutes-vz., according to the nten, of
the awgver,' in reference to the principles of the
common law aud " in connection with other acts
relating to the same subject-the opinion recites the
provisions of the Act and says:
Itere Is no ambiguity sbou. this statute. No
license except according to the second section can be-
granted aiier the passing Of the act Such licenses
may BE- obtained on and after the int day Of Ma
VIII ihese exceptions all previous laws on the .ab
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY l. loo''
THE LIQUOR Law.

The following interesting correspondence has been
communicated 20 TIE TRIBUNE for publication:
SEv-foEg. Saturday April = ish
+. :. cAPRoS, Esq.-Dear SIR; We have resd the
orilor q OskeY Han and J. B. Dillon Ess. IN regard 70
tie t enacted By The ATE Ler for the sprrn q
lHien peTsnce and ssidsd TIA; i.ke Ia. zen
made BY The learned gentlemen above named b. the Leg
la.ure a. 20 the effect Of s4i1 Oil
VII you please favor - with your views whether IN
Ger The new tw The foodsass q lntemprsure su1ey
thrown open from the II u Nay Igy ard as1
vhe her poers other. with inpuriy 81 inozcsi-
IT, liquors Ia other than unbroken packages
Your eary answer vii much onir- your. ,-rlv
SCHUREMAS HALSTED W,f n STILES
p. \. PALMER JAS. DEGRAY.
LEONARD KIRBT 4 G. NORTH
J. W OLIVER. JAMES IA PER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17
DIED.

At his fathers residence, in Henrico county, yes
terday morning, the 10th February, WILLIAM }.
FISHER, aged 81 years >,
His funeral will take place this evening. at hall
past O'Clock from his fathers residence, to which
The friends and acquaintances of the family are in
vited.
On Thursday night, the 18th inst, after short i'll
ness Miss ANN FORESTAR.
Her funeral will take place at the Catholic Church
on Grace street, Saturday, st O'Clock, to which
her friends and acquaintance invited without fur
ther notice. Her death is deeply regretted by sill
who knsw her. She leaves her dear sisters to mourn
her loss
Yesterday afternoon the 18th inst, at Ct o'clock,
WISTER NJ, son of Thomas and Martha 6oolsby,
aged Ia years
The friends and scquaintcnces of the family are
requested to attend his funeral this Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock from the residence of his father,
on Clay, betwe en- I'd and Sd streets.s
On the 10th January. at Indianapolis, Indiana, of
small pox. Mr.. VIM. E. BOWLES, formerly OF
Richmond, Va.
On Friday. the 18th inst at quarter to o'clock,
after protraced illness, which he bore wi Chris
tian iortituds, WILLIAM o. ELAN, in the 26th
year of his age.
His friends and scq aaintsnces invited to attend
his funeral this Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock
the LIST Baptist Church. from which place his remains
will be taken to the country for interment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17
ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
yESTERnAv

AMERICAN HOTEL-E A Fergenson, Peters.
burg; Welsh and lady, N C; j Simmons,
Blair, Baltimore; w A Edwards, New York; II
Nowlan. Lynchburg F Portor Va; Smith and LADY,
w Hinchmsn, New York; B F sealworth, Alabama
B. Riley Georgia; Craig and lady. Mrs Casey,
way, Petersburs; Williams, Dsnville; S FL Allen.
Washington + Duval, Phiadelphia; r L Morean'
Miss Morgan, Baltimore; w L Morrison, Lynchbure;
Marshall, Washington.
EXCHANGE HOTELS G. Stapes Patrick: DR.
w Thompson, Dinwidde; w Garth L w Garth.
Miss M Ballad, Albemsrle; J G Coleman, Miss
Coleman, Lousai DR. Perkins Arb; 3 Atkinson, N c;
rstt Z Estis and lady Miss Atkinson Halifax; Rev
w Hoge and lady. Mrs Marquis, Bait; Miss Mason.
Alexai Lynch Miss bearing. Lynchburg; A P
Gloucester Hack, Accomsc; Carter, King
VIM; ? Baker; James r Rowland, Hanover; Dr. I
Tyrer. r Agent; Mrs Wilde. Augusts: A Maxim,
ney, Petg; M Miller, u s A; w X Mckay. Cali
fornis F. Appier, Hayses; w Mead, u A; Ken.
Amelia; A r Carter, Bait; A Lambert, Boston; j 81
Muse, s Garnett. TappaRk; A r Hackett, N Y; Dr.
G Amber, Fauquier; Or Christian and lady, Rich.
Madison, Va.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.--T L McKenny. d c. Dr
James, Liverpool; McKenney, r c lsbeii, Bal
G BigIand, Chesterfield; W MeGss, Hanovel; r I I
Foster; Mallon r Wren, Petersburg; Taos /.
SINS Suns, D q; w Regsr' Bait; Cash; Va; M
.
Louise; M Scott, h T Holiday, Stafford; w L Hol,
iaday. Orange; w T Ryisnd, King VIM; w Per.
kins, Pittsyiv'ai ID Thomas, Ark; Thos Stsnpsr
Biacksbure; Middleton, r A Croxtou, Amelia. W
Lacy, Goochpd; Gammel, Hampton, Al Light
foot, SmfhheId; w Thomas, Savannah; & Morris
Portsmouth; Z Swan, w w WkitIock Povha,'
tan; Harding. d Goochland, j r Jennins A j
Miller, Clover Station; Ii Gresham. Staunsop:
Medley, Burk. Halifax; } Tinsley, Lynchos:
M Torfey, Cox. Buckingham; W Psris AZ.
goma,toxi y bill, stmr Hill; j A Sleet, Orange;
=, 81. CdAhLES HOTEL-W w Carter, YRRR;
h w Murry, Louisa II; y Chanslsr Csro,;ns. a ~
WINSTON saC X; J Johnston, Charlotte; j w
l MaInsnsIi. Mandy Williams NJ johns, M w Har-
" Kidd. Caroline; P Houston, II Hutcheson,
SSheasndoah; Butler 0roone Louisa; J g Wake,
nno..oSway, y Gooch and lady, Va r. h; Miss N \
van van, ChaIiouesvliie; Jos G Wilson John Wilson,
Ohaiies City Z Jones, Jonesburg, A Cotton, Sas-
sex; Terrell, Va; 4 Brown Petersburg; Ter
reii, Hanoyer; Wallan, Va G h n; Dsnisl Miller,
Greene; w Carly NY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17

ARREST OF CHURcH-William Church
was arrested and brought before the Mayor yes
terday afternoon to answer the charge of brin.ino
into this State from New York free girl named
Sylvia Ann, in violation of the laws Of the Com.
monwealth. Church purchased Sylvia In this CITY
In January, 1854, and shortly after took her to the
State OF New York, where she remained eleven
months, and then returned with Owen Earle -
Church claims the girl his property, having
purchased her at a cost of $780,
Without going into the examination of any wit.
nesses, Mr. Cannon, who appeared as counsel for
Church, asked to have the investigation postponed
till this morning, which the Mayor readily agreed
to. The accused, however was held to bail In the
sum OF $500 to answer for his appearance, which
he gave.
Churchs counsel then asked to have Sylvia bail.
ed for her appearance, but this the Mayor re.
fused to do, on the ground that she was part OF
the evidence, and should not be given into the
hands of the accused
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17
SpRlse RACES. From present

SPRING RACES. - From present indica-
tons the friends Of the turf in this section of the
country are to have rare sport the coming Spring
at Broad Rock and Fairfield. On the fourth Tues
day In April the campaign win open at Broad Rock
and continue five days. then to be resumed on the
first Tuesday in Msy at Fairfield. The pursss At both
ticuiar. will prove very attractive We undestsn nd
that that Mr. Cheatham the owner of the celebrafsd
four miller ''0rif Edmondson,n intends having him
here TO tale part In the and that ina
hne horses from the South will also Be In
With such compositions - Die Ciappefton One "a
Joe Grin will mud some difficulty 10 msintainins n
en- BY him at Charleston does not prove too eet far
HIM g rairhsd we shall acknowledge ourselves very
much misIaksn. we have moot implicit faith 10 the
g any hat II II to BE- heat on Viz
gaa soi ist aGnh. for the sake Of his master. who
conqnsrsr say we. Mr.. Cheatham haa- Iens h~ar - Z
stesdsst friend Of the turf and deserves 10 ovn the
best horse that ever made track.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17
COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS. February 10.
No change whatever has occurred in cur market
There were no transactions in Flour yesterday, and
very few in Wheat at former rates. There. are no
arrivals yet by canal, and the stocks of Flour are
exceed ingly limited
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17

Coop APPOINTMENT. We understand
that the Board of Directors of the Richmond and
Danve Railroad Company have rendered the Of
fee OF Superintendent TO Mr.. THOMAS DopAMEAp
the present Superintendent of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company. Mr.. Dodamead is
most active, faithful and energetic business man.
and II he accepts the appointment, will doubtless
discharge the duties to the entire satisfaction of the
stockholders the travelling public, and the business
communities at either end of the line
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17
LEoruRE.-The Rev. Mar. Hsge deli,

LEoTURE.-The Rev. MIR. Hege deliver
ed an able and interesting lecture last night at Gen.
tenary Church before the Young Mems Christian
Association. The subject of the lecture was the
practical duties OF the christian which was handled
by the lecturer with marked ability In our next
issue we design noticing 1t at some length. The
church was literally crowed with ladies and gen.
tlemen, all of whom appeared highly delighted
with the rich intellectual treat furnished them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17

+ DIoRAMIo VIEWS Visit Odd Fellows
Hall if you wish to see something rich The Dio-
ranic Views now on exhibition are really worth
seeing and theprice of admission is small. Recol-
iect two exhibitions to-dsy--one at 3 O'Clock and at
o'clock, P. M.
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th inst at Bullfeld the residence Of Ma
Or Thomas Dosw ell. in the county of Hanover. by
the Rev Mr. Strngfellow, Mr.. ISAAC w. WALK
Err, of Buckin CHAM, to Mrs KATE TALIAFERRO,
of the county of Hanover
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17
FoREsTAILIne-The Mayor yester.

FoREsTALLIsG.-The Mayor yesterday
imposed fine of S. on Thomas Il. Radford for
buying twenty one dozen eggs at the first market,
on the lst inst to sell again in the city. The ordi
regulating the markets prohibits the purchase
of edioes to sell again. in the city, and those enga
ged in the sale OF poultry, etc. need not hope to
evade it, by buying one week and selling another.
The mere tact that person is engaged in huckster-
ing, ia sufficient to convict him of violating the
dinance, whenever i. can be proved that he has
purchased largely OF any of the articles in which he
trades.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17

MUDDY STREETs.-9everal of the public
thoroughfares are now In bad condition, owing to
the melting of the Ice and snow and want of bro
per drainage In the cutters. The overseer of the
city hands should have the authority to have these
cutters put In order, whenever necessary, Tor by
doing so he could send cart or two In different
directions. and the cutters cleansed and put In or
der with but little troubs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-The democrats
OF Jefferson Ward are to hold a meeting at the
United States Hota TO night at half past o'clock,
to appoint Vigilance Committee, and make other
arrangements for the Gubernatoral canvass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17

RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-A funeral discourse,
on the occasion of the death of Rev. VIM. Capers,
D D.. one of the Bishops of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South, will be delivered in the Cen
tenary Church Tomorrow (Sanday) morning, at IL
O'Clock by the Rev. Dr. DoGGETT, fe Ills
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17

FREsH FISH were abundant 10 the first
market yesterday, and selling at less prices thai
usual at this season of the year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17

oAahiRas AscEssIoS.-We learn from the
issds SSoafg vireinian that Carrier, the mrouaut
~. Ns Sa county He alighted In 4 frae s,d -
railroad " some engineers OF the Aiexsudris
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17

CRUEL.-Charles Cook, the driver of a
dray or cart has been summoned before the Mayor
this morning to show cause why he should not be
fined for cruelty beating his horse Ia the street and
for driving bis dray on the sidewalk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17

SECURE YOUR MusKETs- Members of
the Blues who have not yet procured new muskets,
should do 30 this morning without fail Call on
the Orderly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17

NoTIoE.-There will be no preaching in
Sycamore Church next Lords Day, owing to deep
siiction in the family of the Pastor, VIM J. PETIT
GREW, which has called him from the city.
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MARINE NEWS.
roRf or RICHMOND. Feb. is
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr Fannie Currie, Dearborn. New York, ndse,
J Cprrie.
Schr Ebsn Atkin, Hardin, Attakapas, sugar and
molssses. Dunlop, Moncure y Co.
sehr Gso,ss Lun. vesey, fhiladelphia. mdss, Da-
venport. Allen Co..
sehT Henry Read, johnson, Norfolk. railroad silr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17
LOCAL MArrsHs.

SuppKE DEATH-Miss Ann PhslAn. q
lady about thirty years Of age the keeper OF ssmal
grocery on the east side Of 18th street., between
Franklin and Grace. was taken suddenly i'll at q
late hour on Thursday night. and died In short
time thereafter, Mis- p. was deformHd and lived
alone. She wasepparently perfectly well at ten
o'clock and alter closing her store retired TO her
room. Abou, 10 o'clock she aroused her next door
neghbor and begged him to go for one OF her relA-
tiyes, but before assistance could arrive she was
speechless and died soon after From the appear.
ance Of the corpse 1t seems important that the Coz
roner should be called on to hold inquest over II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17

STORED AwAY.-John Key, stranger in
a strange land. was taken in by the Watch last
Thursday night for getting drunk, and being una
BILE to navigate the streets After snoozng tor seve-
raj hours in the cage, John was brought before the
Mayor Yesterday and being unable to give security
for his good behavior was sent to Coopers retreat
to spend the winter months at the expense of the
civ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17
NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
POST OFFICE. RICHMOND.

From and after this date, the advertised
Letters will be delivered at the East Delivery in
the Box Hall. Entrance in front, from Franklin
street fe l7-1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17

NoTIoE.-The young men that have left
their names with JAMES C SCHERMERHORN,
will please call on him Immediately. fs 17-ltk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-17

AUCTION NoTIcEs The attention of the
public is solicited to cur sale of Mules Buggy and
Harness, &c, this morning, at 10 O'Clock, at the
Horse Lot
Also. to our Evening ssie of Staple and Fancy
G oods Gold Watches, Chains. &c.
fe II LARUS SHINE. Auctr