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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

Presidents Message N England.
The Message of President Pierce is copied in
number of the English papers. and is literally
commented ON. One of the Liverpool papers
speaking of it says it is characterized by high
statesman like tone and conservative sentiments.
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Y'he Be0!e Case dgdiR.

We have a report by telegraph from Philadel
phia that DR.. Brale has been pardonedb by Cover
nor Bigler of Pennsy vania, and that he will be
set at liberty on Monday The statement requ-
res confirmation
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
NyHEREAS, Mr.. M.nrn. = MArro1. my wit,

NHEREAS, Mr., MARTHA y MArroI. wite.
w has illegally nhscn;ei herself frcm my house. aud
from me- nader circumstance which exempt from
liability pay io my ressare- goods he may OH
tuin perform any eng ,gemcnt she may into
do hereby give notice that person who mhy iruH
her with an, necessaiics md goods money. will do
ut hi, risk and that nj nor will be liable
IN pay rerny III to to p'i-
foi IN any cngng inert ofthe sad Martini S. Mauox
dec ls.w4w GEO II MATrOX.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
Attorney. ~, Inv
MUSICAL. NOTICE.

CENNARO r. BOZZAOfRA, in returning his
N thinks to the Ladies aud Gentlemen composing
hi, singing Gins iottncir patronage during his hst term
takes pleasure in informing them, md tn" citizens o
Iynchbure thnt he will begin another session OF vocal
instruction the dtn of January 1883, over M.asrs
PAYNE 4 Christmas BooL,tar
Those Who have no knowledge OF hi. ability Of i'm
parting vocal instruction md through knowledge OF
the theory OF music politely referred 10 his pupils OF
The pnst session.
II necessary there will be fnim- two classes ono FOR
advanced scholars and fer beginners. Suitable
music will be selected for both
In addition the regular OF instruction " lch
hi. pupil. will receive daring the session they will dee
rive the benefit of singing with full orchcrIa accom-
pnnnmrnt, and whenever thought benchcal the Piano
accompaniment will be used with the voice. The
Piano vii be used during the reRula hour. ol nsttnc
ling bI whenever the class will hive IN sing pieces
with the Orchestra accompaniment they will be request
ed do only such nights will not interfere
with the !, gulur nights Of meeting.
Tcrm hrrotoforrs6 ior session II ihrco months,
meeting regularly On Monday and lhnrsiny. nj ~
clock p. mrhc cln.- viii be dismissed regularly at
o'clock. dee 2l,dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
Our Country, Present and Prospective.

NJ OT1CE.-Ihavc on hnnd my shop ; miles
/ Y trom e city Of Lynchburg, Immediately On the
Amherst Court House Bond
IL. 4 aud d.Iiorse Iron Axles, (wnggon)
Railroad and Ok Caris.
Plough. iIurrows Cultivators &c,
Bed Steais WISH Stands
Tahles Snes. Warlrobes, &c,
All OF which be ma lie of the very best
rnls, md will sell them low, IL lower than such
work cnnd be Obtained else where All per in
~ such articles will find it tn their interest give
cnl, as am determined offer such Inducements will
insure salea. N. B. MAGRUDER.
mlY 9G NdAc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
Senator Houston resigned

Senator Houston resigned.
Advices from Texas have been received atNew
Orleans, stating that the Hon, Sam Houston has
resigned his seat in the United States Senate TO
take effect at the end of the present session.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
ANDLOT FOR SALE

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE i wish
1, sell privately my house. md Jt situaied ~.
On franklin iIi nrary opposite the residence ll...
Of Mr Chs Simpson. The property embraces onc.iaIf
mere, Of rich gordon sol. Framed re.idcnce. M
ROOMS ant ali necessary out houses including
good Stable The rriglborfoud is good an Ie-iru
be oun.
vii sell the above named property upon the follow.
ing reasonable ter ms viz One third of urcase money
tn be p,id in months on third in g."nth., mud he
bnancc in l. and yotrs, Wit negotinble piper sas
factorily endorsed. GEO. w. SEE
doc - dts
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A wish 10 rlase my present business, will offer
from this entire stock Of Stoves, Iin-Wurs.
&C. at greatly reduced rcrs for cnh To th".e wanting
my a,tice in Inc would say that ia their time.
Mr.. William l.. Leckie having ceased to be in m,
p'uv Mr. J. b Rogers wild attend TO nil work entrusted
to
will also offer my suck OF Tools and fixtures, which
are in good oriet, which will sell low Any wish
ing enenee in tbs business would do well rive
call j. AGREE.
doe % deroy
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Notice to Travellers.

n@97ysds Our Stages will ia future leave iynrlI'
T-s@=zSzz zss. burg Mondays. Wedncs lays aud FRI
cay Mornings; arrive ut Charlorsvll" same night CIV
'"s ra@-engcrs full nights rest going North
sep. d2tnwt, J. r. HAMMER & 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

NOV = ndy and for srle the lrgc-t and best ST pch
y .f Fin,L.d MaibLr Work @mth Of Baltimore, rm.
hracing P,ain nad ornamental American and Italian
Marble Monuments. Tomb, Head and Foot Stones,
hl. Ilnarn stones ID ur and Window St!l4, &c, &c
~ which tier ON terni4 to suit -he limc.. Orders
from hi, ru!inry thankfully received, and ThnptIy Mt,
tended work packed free nf M extra cost, and
gum united ,nfr tn any iituHrc. Cuti. ~ 'drr.s
JOHN B. GADDESS. PRoPHRron,
doe L..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
HUNT 4 HARVEY,
Cary. betWeen l4th and 18th Street


Cary. between 14th and 18th Streets,
Richmond, "a,
A RE receiving their fall supply of Groceries, to
"A which they invite the nt,ento nof dealers. Their
stock consists in paft NJ follows:
100 hhd- o n = Sugar
100 bbls rteam refined do
500 bag' Rio La and Java Co6ees
so boxes Loaf Sugar
300 packages G,.el and Black Ten,
Is Dbl. o Mp,ssrs
20 hhds Cuba do
300 cases rnllow, Adamantnc, and Sperm Candies
700 sides Sole Gather
500 kegs Cut mil.
so hbla Tanners Oh
$50 bng- shut
900 boxes 81 10 and l0>e 10 Window Gla..
30 oasks Rice
80 bbls Cider Vinegar
80 bags Ginger Pepper aud Spice
900 Gunny Bags
$50 dor Painted Buckle = and Tub.
100 kcgsSupcr Carbonate of Sodn
100 cases Stick ind Mass Lpuoric,
300 reams Leuet, Cap and Wrapping Paper
40 Dbl. Mackerel
so " Herring.
AIso--Gords for plou h lines and he'd cords Cunds
wick, Cotton Irvine, starch. Indigo, Sc. with many
other articles in their line, and also good stock of
foreign and domestic Liquors. all of which they will
soil ia low M possible (,ip 10 tN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
WASHINGTON HOUSE. LYNcnnuRG

" ASn1N1s VN nVGSHs, II NJ INV NJ
w VA.-Thc snhscrhcsr. having purchased this
ntge aud well known House. take occasion 10 inform
their friends aud the public generally, 'hR they will NJ
MI times cir best excrions nccnm nodntc, in
the most acceptable manner, all who may InNor thom
with n chill The entire attention nt the Frcp,i"tors
will be devoted To the hu.inezs of the House They
determined that Ell their paIt shBli ever be
wanting u pruvidr Tor ihr TABLE the best tire that
the markets within heir r.ach will nnnri, The build
inp large aud convenient having been reccni added
and improved mud the ali comfortable. and
we'll furnished
large nur-h rse OMNIBUS will convey pa.rcn-
rels. regularly, and from the Carr mud Bont
JOHN a, OrEf,
nov - dsc 3m WIN. |. HOLE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

ENNGisANt.E an New YORK. Philaic lhia mn !
AZ Baltimore coo,altlY for sne, Al Richmond rat.
(nug Il IL PEIERS, SPENCE n co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

eNOR rem 1.-The Brick dwelling House just
Il back of the Court House-posses sion given imme
diaey. Apply to Geo. A. Watson or Henry Dunning
tan dec 22ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

roe Ran E-t.hat ,,,y dss,ruh'c lami', -
Iii site. On WI stfest IT. are.ent ,cenped ~
Rev. J. L. EnNars9. Early p.s.,-~ipa be Rir u
For terms npp', III H. Watkins.
nov Staff BENZ. T. WALKER
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the Asia.
Nothing New from tho Seat of War

HALIFAX. Jan. 3D., 1855.
The Steamer Asia has arrived. There il moth
ing from the seat of war. Prussia has sent
especial envoy to London
American securities are active, especially
Pennsylvania and Virginia.
THE MARKETS.
Flour, from small transactions, Western Canal
E3s; Ohio i6s; Baltimore brands a to ass
Wheat il unchanged.
Corn has advanced Cd; Western White ass;
Yellow lis.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 3d.-Tho markets arc I'M
changed
New York, Jan. 3d.-Flour. Southern is firm
WHEAT and Corn ARC tending upwards, and are
firm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

HIsSDlljEEON.-r subsc, r1c,, hnvine di-.
- por,d ut their entire stock Mcssrs. Iasl.rro
d Ham lion would respectfully call upon ho4r ind"h
81 to them to forward nul -cttle, ns j, scent
that their business be cioscd up cnrly p rod
possible, In retiring hon the grocery business they
their Sincere thanks their friends and
for the liberal bestowed upoa them and
ask IA continuance nj tho to new concern Office
nj the old stand, BILLIARD Il OGDEN.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

DIMOyAI-DHS. II \ II q LATHAM have
i errmavrd rnrr oflirr lbr ~rulh-eidr It Count
avenue bew,ci Church pnd G,urt ,fiec,e just ab,y"
tho Hoo. ious.. dc - dlun
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
Something Superior.

al cCORkLE & JONES vii lave in lev days,
w 20 cnsrs TIM, cclchrntrA IF. e." Stick Lr.ic,.
% do do. " Mass do,
To Which rhrvi II The nientinn of nnt nfnrtnrrr,.
81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
SLAVES FOR HIRE.

fHIIE subscriber wishes TO hire for the ensiug
wear. nu .ber of slaves-amones them fret,
rate Bael' Smith, CnPcuier several Fnctory Hands
Women. Girl s.. c. DABNEA.
LIZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03
LATEST MAIL NEWS
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS
BY THE ST, LOUIS

sLondon frm In the provision trade, propose.
through the Times. to feed the army 10 the Cri
mea at Be. 3D.. per day per msn, giving three
by contract under the heavies, peualtics
The report OF the special inspectors appointed 10
inquire into the loss of the steamer City OF Phla
delphis, laid before Parliament excalpates CAPTAIN
Ieiteh and bic officers from ell blame, aud recon
mends the erection of a light house at Cape Race
A French company had offered to raise Ia France
leg ion OF from ten 10 twenty-five thousand men
iar the service Of the English Government Hall
the number were TO be ready Ia Is DAYS TWAS
stated that the English government was disposed 70
entertain the proposition.
The reported mutiny among the Zouaves caused
painful sensation in Paris. II was thought, how.
ever, to be greatly exaggerated
The India mail had been telesraphed. A des-
patch dated Bombay. Jan 10th, says an insurrec-
ton had broken out at Csbool, and IL 900 Persaius
we're besiegins Bendin Cebasi. murtierous con-
tici had taken place, but the beseiged continued
their rpsisfnnca
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.

GUANO-We offer for sale the cargo of
VI the Barque Emily. imported direct to this city,
from lately discovered Island in the Pacific Ocean
We have had it analysed by DR.. F. A. Geuth of Phi.
ladelPhia. trecommended to 70 by DR.; Msqpin o.
phosphates renders this Gusno more permanent
manure than Peruvian, and will produce equally
good effects on the second and third as well a. on
the first crops" DR.. Geuth values it at much more
than the best Mexican. but less than the Peruvian
The best No. Mexican guano inspected in this city
contained much woody matter and some stone: o.
which matter the Emily's cargo 10 entirely freen,
His opinion in the main corresponds with Dr. Geuth
For the purpose of introducing the above 0uane
to the Agcuturists of the State, shall offer the
same at Auction the 9th of March, at the store OF
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co, at 10 O'Clock, in parcels
to suit purchasers. We would call the particular at
tention of Planters to this guano, believe 1t
better adapted to the soil of Virginia than any gusno
now In use The best evidences we can give OF
our belief to its fertilizing qualities &C., that
we shall use 1t exclusively our plantation At the
same tme we will offer for sale about 40 tons OF Pc
ruvian. slightly damaged.
Terms at sale.
EDMOND. DAVENPORT CO.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. Co., Aucts fees
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TEBEGRAPHIC NEWS
Proceedings Of Congress /.


WARRINGTON, March o.-The Senate re.
considered yesterdays vote, and resumed
ana rejected the Tariff amendment by vote
OF - 70 II: The civil and diplomatic appro-
priation bill was then taken up.
Inc House had the army appropriation bill
under consideration. The Senafe's amend
ments, viz: for the purchase of camels for
use OF the army-and adding four new regi.
ments to the standing army for frontier de-
fence, with another brigadier general-,-were
concurred in.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Senate this morning laid on the table
the Virginia Military Land Scrip bill.
THIRD DIsPArcH.1
SOS, P. M.-The Senate, after agreeing to
amendments to various appropriation bills,
took recess.
The House is engaged on the Senate's
amendments to appropriation bills.
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aroHrs OF srurnArs

-, :. RIGHTS OF NRUTRAIg.
Inc following u from Warsaw:
Tue treaty. concluded between Rnssia and The U.
sates relative 10 Neu,rsls 10 published The
treaty let open tor the adhesion Of other States
MARKETS.
,LivsAeooL, Feb 16 --Rreadstnffs--Othe circulars
- iower. and Corn Sd lower. Western Canai Flour
va $50 new 81 ga 4os Philadelphia and straight Bal.
umorc 44s 4ts 50. Whsat-white IL. Cd. Germ
white Is, yellow AS q 4ss Cd; mix ed ~ Sd 4Ss
Tobaceo--prices unchanged.
LONDON MARKETS The stock market 10 firm and
prices are higher. Pennsylvania So, 80 a 8s Mary.
land 5s, bonds, a3s 92a; Virginia IS, bonds s6 ST.
Virginia sterlinga a6 So. =
o0o - - y. AAs'e"~ sS"i'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03
Hon. VIM NJ. Churchwell, of Tennessee, decline
q re- election to Coperess.

ST. Louls, March There have beeo M ~,
vals here from the Missouri river yet The Illiuo,,
river is still closed, but the Upper Mississippi i
open to Alton. Fp' :
b. +. Brand, the Deputy Marshal Of this county
desperate.
No Eastern mails have reached here for seven
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03
Baltimore Markets. Worcb Q

Baltimore Markets, Marcia.
Flour-Howard Street, straight brands, held firm
at $500. No sales of Grain. Receipts light and no
transactions to report.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKETS, March 1.-The
number of Beeves offered to day was 500, of which
200 were driven to Philadelphia, and the remainder,
600 head, sold to Baltimore butchers and packers
at prices ranging from 81 to 4 IS per 100 lbs on
the hoof, and averaging $525 Hogs-sales at from
So to 81 so per 100 lbs gross
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03
NEW AND FASHIONABLE HATS
FOR SPRING 1855
JOHN DOOLEY,

81 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
Ell Would call the attention of @
<eAA purchasers to the very extensive and -
varied assortment of HATS. now ready for his GUS
TONERS.
Having kept in constant employment during the
past dull hard winter, all his hands, finale and
fsmals,) he has accumulated much larger stock
than is usually on hand at this period of the YEAR
These Hats must be sold, and the public lie respect.
fully solicited to call and make such selections as
will suit them. Thew fnd exceedingly hand
some Dress Hat for s. for s. so and for 81. MY SIS
Hat is as good be manufactured in any city in
the Union.
The assortment of Leghorn, Straw Braid and Pa
mama Hats of all grades, will be found full and com
plete. Also, almost infinite variety of soft OF
SLOUGH Hats for Gentlemen and Boys together with
Childrens Fancy Dress ats and Caps Ladies' Riding
Hats, and everything in the HAT line.
Customers have only to call and make their selec
.ions-the prices shall be made to suit.
NH S-dlm JOHN DOOLEY
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sANpusRr, March The annual distribution oil
took place last evening. The Greek Slave was
arawn oy Mrs, Kate Gillespie Brady, of South Bend
IA other prizes, 26l Ia number, were drawn by
persons in all parts of the Union
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03
New York Markets. March

NeW York Markets, March 2.
Cotton unchanged-sales of 5000 bales Flour
tending upward; Southern steady, with sales OF
1900 bbls. at former rates. Wheat has an adyanc.
Ing tendency; sales of Southern white, common.
at S2:l0; red, common, s2:05. Corn tending up
ward Beei and Pork unchanged. Stocks firm and
money plenty. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03
A LII PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC !! /!

N LII Palm CURED LIKE MAGIC /!
"a USE DIR; ROSES PAIN;CURER,-This pre-:
pain. external or INTERVALS Pain in the Sides,
Limbs or Back, 1Chilblains Aeue or Jumps in the
Ache, STIFF Neck Sore Throat, Pains in the Bowels
and Stomach. Sudden Colds, &c The PAIN CURER
benefit for Weak Stomach and Bowels, likewise for
fever and Ague. Whenever you have pain, use the
Pain Curer freely, and you will obtain immediate
bottle in the house in case of accident sudden
sickness 1t is truly the poor mans friend, and the
f ar ms 9REsT Is and 50
MEDICINE.
DR.. J. 8. ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR EX.
PECTORANT, for the radicalcure of Consumption,
Coughs, Colds. Hoarsenessl Asthma Bronchitis Spit
ting of Blood, Inflammation of the Lungs or Throat
and all Pulmonary Diseases. This preparation not
tfes the system against future attacks As a Cough
Medicine, 1t 10 the best in the World! 1t is now
used and recommended by Physicians at home and
Dr. j. s. ROSES WHOoPiNa COUGH SYRUP
gives immediate relief and frequently curesin one
DR.. j. s. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never fails in
curing the Group, that dangerous complaint among
TO CURE DYsPEPsIA AND LIVER COM
DIR. ROSES DYsPEPTIc OR LIVER COM
indige.tio and Liver conpisns This Compound.
used with DR.. Re se's Family Pills has cured thou
sands Of and . nS xsq
cine, and was highly recommended by the late cele-
brated DIR. PhyBick-50 cts -
DIR. ROSES Alternative or FAMILY PILLS.
for Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour
Stomach and Costiveness. These Pills, like all Dr.
Roses Mechanics contain no Mercury they are % 10
Liver Compound. will cure these formidable COM
RnR RIIG0Us HABITS. BAD COLDS AND FE-
YER AND AGUE.
DIR. 8. ROSES ANTi.BILlOUS OR RAIL,
ROAD PlLLS.-These Pills are called Railroad
Pills. because they 60 ahead Of all other Pills In
their good effects; as an active Pursatve or Cathar.
tic Medicine, they have no eqaal-free from gripping
and bowels-they can be taken at all seasons, by
both sexes. of all ages and without regard to wea-
thar or exposure If taken with DIR. ROSES FEVER
AND AcuE Tonic MIXTURE, they will prevent and
cure the most stubborn cases Of Fever and Ague OF
Bilious Fevars-12i and Is cts
SELL, LAID Co o. A. Strecker. A. Bodeser IA. a,
exsnder Duval, Duval Norton, ]. b. WOOD. '" M
r. Ladd and 8. n. Zachrisson. -
r. lQ-HM&W WI cis-ts -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03

TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BITTERS

oOANOON y I-AVII1CION Oh CISo
- TO THE PUBLIC Having been afflicted for
several years with Dyspepsia and Dumb Agues, and
tried nearly every remedy that could hear OF, with
but little relief, was at last induced TO try
R Ii JACkSON'S EXCELSIOR BiTTERS. |
tried three bottles, and happy say that ain
perfectly cured. A. w. KIRGY.
advise every family TO procure these Bitters
The above Bitters may be had at L. }. Picdps. A.
Bodekers, Charles Milispaushs, and $. Nj. Zachris-
sons Druggists Richnond, Va.
All orders punctUaily attended to- NH 5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03
Arriral of the Em,,;re cs,u

Arrscal Of the Empire City.
NEW YORK, March 1.-The Empire City
has arrived with Havana advices of the cath
ult, but no news of Importance. She brings
the California mails, which were transferred
from the Ell Dorado at Havana.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03
By ALEXANDER MOTT
.M ULES. NuTE6 Ar AIrcsmns
By LARUS 4 SHINE. "A
SHERIFT'S SAIE-wuIha. rlx :. ..

- Huc . SALE.-W1Ib be sold 10 the
ssa :SS q. s:.s sh :. sas :ason ss. q
conn.,, u O'clock, and CONTINUING from dsv Ia Az .rs
rs ssoss y 8 tie same Hour tie en-
ton of % ys Elias Hale embrscips i.rrs coI5nc
sIry Of syss. Watehes Chains silver Wsrs: Jew.
cy Goods Ferfnm SnPaon alerss essortmsat Of Fan
Shove cs.sp fr.ns s Ssls
bic barrel Guns on sf:s Mshossny Show Casss dos.
Cutler Desks Alse sood re 20
Country Merchants and thu .,t. .r...
wen to attend this sale. wy sssas weuidtdo
fH ~ r.. 2 ww1Esros, .. 8,
tlo1ss,s ''n''e''a '5 LAau' I Slim. 1ao-
IS SALE CoNTINUED.-The above :, IL. Il
wiz BE- continued THIS MORNING It II o,c,e sIo
xoDITIoNAL-w,iII h !! Us =! = Slime. Austs:
This MORNING, large eonsrnmsnte ~ sc ss sale
opsufase Do 30 f, sIsO Lever W.tehs. Gold
tschsd and Cylinder WstcS.. s.a Of GGld De-
OF Enamelled Back Levers set viii f;.ocn iot
msnt Of cola sab wear, tosether With 6ns .ssort
fms Diamond Pins and Rings. 0fess'-
sSove sock are all of the finest Goods nsvar
nsn Of JsWs i91a a. ASsfon they being the ram
ths plsSaen: Every article offered win be add -
me highest bidder and il not a represented viii iii 10
N. B.-The sale will be continued Th. rv.n;n
'I mh at q O'Clock. LARUs SHINE,
| Auctioneers
SiOCK OF WATCHES. JEWEI.Ry
nv &c At AUCTIoN.-On THIS and sATUR.
"a. nAi EVENING, at O'Clock, we will selI At Auc-
s lion me STOCK OF Jeweler from New York who /,
GosJIin1ng business, among which will be offered
Gaors and Cyiinderg do. Fob Vest and Guard Chain.
DlaHond Rings and Bresst-Pins, with Mssonic En-
blems suitable for the Fraternity -A's'"'0 A"-
la 1gnU;-Ensmeiied Back Ladies' Watches, set
The goods are all first claas-the Watehss .r. NAV.
ranted good time pieces In perfect order yayyinp
IRON ~ TO- to IL carrots fine. Every article offsreS
20 be az represented. '"
Sale peremptory.
mh2 IART1S = e Su TI1 s.oIe.
ORSES AND MULES AT AUC-
- TON On SATURDAY morning, the Sd inst.
at 10 O'Clock, we win sell at Auction, at the Horse
LOTT well broke Mules, only s years old; also
large Bay Riding Horse, which viii be sold fer and
Oh aecount Of whom It may concern.
Sale positive. .'a+
TERMS months, for approved paper.
mn LARUS 6HINE, Aucts.
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CPRING SALES, I355.-A. MORRIS,

OTNINO OAlLo, Ic'IO.-A, NIOhhIO,
~ Richmond Va, Publisher and Wholesale Dealer
in Books Paper, Stationery and Piano Fortes would
invite the attention OF country dealers visi ing the
city to make their Sprir purchases to his large and
general assortment OF Goods, appertaining to his
terms
VORCESTERS PIANO FORTES IND
PRINCES MkLODEdNS "A. MORRIS is the sole
Agent for the sale of the above celebrated lnstru
ments, which are unrivalled and ansurp passed, and
sold at moderate price.
general assortment of Musical instrume uts and
Musical Merchandise,
Having BlNDERY attached to his Book estab-
lishment, he is prepared to manufacture, to order,
svery description of Blank Books, and execute Bind.
ing in every variety of style
e All orders from the country will meet prompt
attention. and be executed faithfully if the pur
chasers were personally present.
A. MORRIS, 81 Main st,
NH S-St Richmond Va
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Ere IN Spring field. Mass.

TIT !" OFFH1g.HeIu, UIHSs
,SrRIsarIELD. March ad.--A large brick
block, situated near the depot, in this place,
was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
,000-fully insured.