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pUbLIC SALE OF LAM Avn

ur~u
Pg sBHI sssLE UE Lam AND pr-
r.e SuHA ~ rhOPERTY.-Ths subscriS.. 49,
o os ss s T ssa
Sciock, II isir, II not the next fair dsy ii: ~.
1nown e Wsrwet's, ave miles below Esbmo,dia sn
mn, dMe I'll mses, 10 me county Of ChesereId half
mite from the Richmond and Petersburg t,- -,
adjoining the lands Of r. Hufin ana 1AInpiks'
Jenas containing 81 acres Of which there are 81 A.
ana IN sood state of cultivation and IS seres
OF flne, oek and Hickory wood. Of original sro~th
which can be sold at $500 to e5 50 per cord on ~
Iarm 1t has on it two good Dwelling Houses snd
ournou,es well Of water near tho house and fine
place Tor market garden and dairy Farm, and
sooa business could be done BY business if con.
ser.eo INTO summer Retreat. The lime trade could
place. "a 'ao
TEsMs.-one-fourth cash; balance at g. IL and IA
the sale of the land, will be sold eli the per,ons
perty consisting Of Straw Fodder and Corn; Horses
S0x s Hos: and Csttle Farming Implements. House.
two horse Wagon, several Buggies and Carsis.ss !
hrst rate set of Biacksmiths Tools and new nst.nt
.loas rIess and various other articles too nuerous
Sale by GoDDrN Apprasox, Aucts who viii III siv.
any iurther Information that may be desired in re-
saro % me Iapa- " 19-tds
the premises to persons wishing to view the same
GALE OF ONk-FOURTH OF sCHooN.
~ Err CHERlCoKE, AT AUCTION.-Will b.
sold at auction on the corner of Dock and 1ath ~
on WEDNESDAf, the LIST October, 1856 at ~
o'clock, NJ. one fourth of the schooner Chericotr
belonging to the estate of the late Capt Fred XIII
meyer.
Terms cash. By request of his admin,x
SEES 0ODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
RY VIRTUE OF A DECKKE OF THE
II Circuit Court of the County of Henrico, pro-
nounced on the 18th day of May 1854 in the case of
Pitcher guardian Pitcher, &C., shall as commits
sioner, thereby appointed, proceed to sell at public
auction on the premises, ca THURSDAY the 9Th
October at IL o'clock, M the Farm at the terminus
Of the Westham Plank Road of which John A. Pill
cher died seized, occupied by Benjamia Pitcher
containing "a and half acres, map of which will
be exhibited on the day of sale.
There is upon the place comfortable Dwelling
and the usual out and excellent youns
orchard. The quality of the land is remarkably good.
Persons disposed to examine the place, will please
call the tenant who will take pleasure in showing
il.
TERMs.-One-thild cash; balance at one and two
years, for negotiable notes. interest added sstsfacto
ry endorsed and title retained till last note Is paid
JACOB B. KEESEE, Com'r
Sale by GoDDIN & APPERsoN.
The above saleis made withsmy consent and appro-
baton, and will take pleasure in showing the land
Sc S-tds BENZ PITCHER
NRGTR nj n 4 1lT1 N md q, a ~ ID n MT n II 50
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IL Card.--Tbe subscriber having re.
moved to his and elegant store No 100 Main st,
dSofs above l4tn street. would call the attention
country merchants and others about purchasing, to
sn exenslye and varied assortment of FAL L
IGLoia HING of his own manufacture. He fatters
nseit that net only will be be enabled TO please In
tFansty Of his stock but also in his prices. All
eiIeies OF Clothing and made to order at short
hoiics. se5-lm Il, MORRIS.
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- EoIin r. ResnnuIt. Pnper Hanger and

GPHoLsTERER. takes this early opportunity of in
=ceipr Of The largest richest and most beautiful
=1rtDeat of goods III his line offered in this city
Paper Hsngings from sxpencs apiece to the rich
esors.ions as high ten dollars per roll. In Up
hcsterY he has BrocatelIes Satin DeLaines, Dam
asks Moreens, Chintz, LACE and MUSLIN CUR
TAINS, Gslloons, Cords, Tassels, Window and Bed
C0rnice Ornaments; CURED Hair, Mos and Shuck
Mattresses, Reds, Lounges,
Window Shades, Cocoa Mating,
LOOR N T l. T. o l. c IL OF Fl 8.
50. large and handsome assortment of Vsvet, Ia
pes!ry, Brussels Three Ply, and Plain Ingram
CARPETS and RUGS,
Cocoa Thread Wool and other patterns of Door Mats
ell OF which will be sold from ten to fifteen per cent
less than they can be bought for in the city.
Paper Hanging and Upholstery work executed in
town country in style to defy competition.
22-l2t Square above the Banks, north side
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We have in store
Heavy Sd and Ga Virginia PULLED CLOTHS
Sleeps Grey SATINETS
Fancy Buckskins do.
Gable Warp KERSEYS
White and Colored BLANK ETs, of all grades
Which we offer, wholesale and retail, at very low
prices. PRICE, BAYLY 4 WATKINS,
Sc 23-2w Brown Stone Building, 1877 Main st.
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e Notice.--The members of the Virginia
State Agricultural Society residing in the city
of Richmond, will be summoned to meet, on the
second MONDAY in October next, at the City Hall,
for the purpose of electing sixteen members to the
Farmers Assembly. Life members. and every such
adult male member of the Society shall satisfy the
Commissioner conducting the election, that he has
paid his annual dues who shall then pay the me,
&care entitled to Accounts Of annual members
have been put into tn hands of Mr James A. Aug
who is authorized agent to receive the same The
presentation of his receipt to the Commissioner at the
election viii be conclusive evidence of the holders
night to vote.
CHI. B. WILLIAMS, sec'y and Treas,
au lift Va. State Agricultural Society.
The subscriber begs leave TO call tbs attention of
the members of the Virginia State Agricultural So
ciety the above 1tice The accounts now made
out and ready for collection. As it would be impossi
Bile for him 10 call each member before the day of
election he respectfully asks that they will call on
him at the office of the Southern Planter over the
store of r. NJ. Zimmerman, where he can be found
every day during business hours -
Sc 12-tf JAMES A. AUGUST.
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X nfMPoRTERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Nos i1sS AND I65 M.tS Sect, RICHMOND.
FALL tnAps., 1885,

- r..
By the bark "Fides" and ship "PePperell," from
Liverpool to this port and BY other arrivals VIA New
RRfTJSH FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
purchased on the best for cash. and comprising
ZONE Of The richest and most desirable goods we
have ever imported. arm,
CAN FABRICS, of all the regular and most APPROX
cd makes. -
We also prepared with splendid nock o.
READY MADE CLOTHING, manufactures In kich'
ond. which in STYLE quality and price will compare
with any market.
By the 1st September. our stock will be very com.
pete and will be tho largest and most attractive we
have ever exhibited
We most respectfully invite the SOUTHERN
TRADE, TO give to our stock, and to our market
fair examination with the that we VIII sol
our goods low as they be bought in the United
states.
Orders shall at all times be promptly and faithfully
attended to. KENT. PAINE L CO.
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GE0RGIA LOTTERY.
lAstAerfsss b IL saes u GswSsAl
PRIZES GUARANTErDf
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY
CLASS 10.
TO be drawn In the City Of Atlanta Georgia in pub.
lie, on
SATURDAY, September ~, 1856,
ON THE
HAVANA PLAN

- Purchasers In buying que odd number, and one
even number, Whole Ticket, are guaranteed TO draw
90. Halves and Quarter Tickets In proportion. with
chances Of obtaining the larger Prizes which are
hundred per cent better for the purchaser than any
other Lottery In existence.
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Y Anthracite. Midlothian and Rincl


lof, N. w. corner of Main and 10th Streets
IA SO--1In Just above the new Custom House.
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rs- Ex' .ihltion of the Vtrrinin eIecbnr.

- IxSri fvvs-The Third Annual Exhibition of
tae Niren Mechanics Institute for the promotion
@. Meet Suic Arts viii be opened to the public on
Wedut 3ay the 2st OF October, in the spacious new
Hall yer the First Market. Goods will be received
jr Inhibition and premiums at any time prior the
ls;t
ihe cooperation of the manufacturers mechanics
fits and the community generally is respectfully
evoked the immediate preparation of articles for
.Hspls.y that occasion.
All goods dc posted must be of American pnanufac-
rrrs The only exception this rule being in favor
specimens in the department of the Fine Arts
uvacd by parties not holding them merchandise on
ss.e
Circulars emhodyng the regulations and arrange
msnts snd blank application for space with all other
information, may be had at any time, of Mr.. J. w.
LswELLEN Secretary of the Institute or from either
Of the undersigned Committee:
!. 4 COWARDIN. S. Y LANDRUM, GEORGE
RARGAMIN, JOSEPH F. POWELL, GEO s.
LOWNES, and A SNYDER. Sc 24-td
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An extensive v.riety of Gold Lcckets, (sll sixss,
Bfeespins suitable for aents and lsdiee Csmso M
9oid stone Sess, Brsceletfs Ear Rinss eli stvles o.
Finger Rings, Gold and Silver Pencils and Psns "a
eether with complete assortment fstaple and fansv
Goods, OF all kinds, both American and Enalish
Country merchants wsud do veil 10 attend our
assortment of such articles which can alone be found
In the city.
Selling for the assignee, Instructed to elose
the entire stock soon a. practicable.
The public respectfully invited to examine tho
stock which will be exhibited and sold privately da
ly, until the entire lot 10 closed
~ Sale to take place every evening, eommenctns
at 7 O'Clock. LARUS SHINE, Aucts
se IS No IA Main street
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ryPrescriptions promptly and accurate

compo unded at ali hours day or nieht by GRA-
bi-4TES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGT. OF PHARMACY alone at
LAIDLEY Il ROBINSON'S
New Family Medicine and Prescription Store,
sc 23-2m cor. 4th and Franklin SITS.
~ Fure Soda Water made In the finest
Porcelain Fountains by ourselves and all the deli
o Cream and Fruit Syrups, made from the actual
ms and sound fruits. For sale at
MEADE & BAKER
New Apothecary Store,
" 22--tru ISS, ~ w. corner of III ain and 10th sts
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" Prescriptions accurately and care.
f1ly dispensed, by of the partners at all hours
Of the Day night, at
MEADE & BAKERS
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TrF~ =i'ks--%iiks.-The subscribers are In
receipt OF 3 splendid lne of rich DRESS SILKS.
comprising the newest styles out this to which
tley respectfully invite the att ention of the. Ladies'
sts, superb quality Saline Cadrille rich Satin,
SfLped, rich Poulte dc Scie
J. MILLHISER 4 BRO,
sel5-l2t 1875 Broad street.
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BY n. Is. Geek g Co., Aacts.
IlRIfsTER aALR mr. HAIAEH0Lu

rT,RUsTEE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
i AND KITCHEN FURNITuRE, AiLLlnE-
RY, &C by virtue Of deed Of trust executes 20
me- bearing date 9th day ofFebrusry. s49 and duly
recorded ia the Clerks Office Of the Richmond nus
tnss Court in deed book No 81. page Bz snail, e.
trustee on the 18th September 1850 proceed g Ell
the property conveyed By said deed sonsstins o.
Househoid and Kitcheu furniture. Millinery, &c,
for the purpose Of safisying the provnons @ sead
deed. $1,000 =. ~
The above ssswiIl tsks place st 10 ocloee. g =
N Lvon,a No us Broad street, over sesen v
Hartweli 4 Co. a.. n - 0A's -'sss
nNEKRBCHAUM PIP = So he0las
- nssr,ehsum Cisss Tubes
Amber 80
-. .aite~,ir. sver a Hfehmou4. jast received -
Dsss CHARLE6 RtcHARDeOM0
Cirss and Tobeeco etese.
"a xnsricsn Hotel Dsi1iaG.
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by Taylor Il Williams.

by Taylor & Williams.
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
- FIRST, CLAY AND MARSHALL STREETS,
EMBRACING DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESI-
DENCES, AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY. lst
day of October 1885, upon the premises. respective
ly, commencing at Al O'Clock, P III will sell the
following property, TO wit:
LIST. Brick Lumber House on East-sde LIST, be-
tween Broad and Marshall Streets stor high, AK
65 feet and rented to Mr.. r. August, at 75 per an
mum.
I'd A handsome new Brick House, on the North
side of Clay street. next beyond the residence of Ro
Harvey, Esq. 1t has rooms water on the premises
and is occupied by Mr.. A. q. Porter. at the rent OF
$275 per snnum. The lot 10 28xi50 feet.
3d. Brick Dwelling, on the south side OF Clay
street, Just beyond the Chapel, and next below Mr.
VIM. Davis residence, with rooms, Brick Kitchen
Stable, water, &c, and occupied by Mr.. Graham at
$3.50 per The lot fronts SO feet and runs back
$50 feet to an alley 90 feet wide.
Marshall street, between Monroe and Henry streets
with rooms each. occupied By Mrs Bass and Mr.
Mace, at about s 80 per snnum each.
The whole of the property 10 In improving and
agreeable locations and especially worthy the atten-
ton of those in went of desirable residences
TERMS -One-thld cash balance ct and IL mos,
with interest, and secured by deed OF trust
sa23 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
UILDIN(s LOTS On BROAD AND JET
ID FERSVN SITS. BELVIDEKE, &C. AT AUG
TION.-Wil be sold on MONDAY, z9sh INST com
mencing at Al o'clock, upon the premises several va
cant Lots at the corner of Broad and Monroe sss .
fronting 80 feet and running back $50 feet to an alley
And at 5 O'Clock, we will sell number OF beauti
fully located building Lots in the town of Bevdere.
anon either side of tbs residence Of Mr Reuben Ty
Ter.
cured. TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS.
se20 Aucts
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TISHE LADIES, PAsTIM e - 0tich oma-
j ME, or the art of decorating and ofnanensinE
ssss at 1.-THE Of the cost to give 1t the Appearance
Of the finest painted Porcelain. supply Of Vases
and raatcrisls Just received and for sale by
eTEBBINS PULLEN.
~ IS l0i Broad q.
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lblc, hos met with such success as DOWDEN'S
DENTAL FLUID 1t affords certain and speedy
relief 10 to0hache; arrests decag prevsnts this forma
Hon Of tartar; diseased and spongy gums to
healthy condition; imparts pearly wilderness TO
thu teeth and delightful aromatic fragrance to the
mouth and breath: ia recommended and used by pro-
fessienai men daily among them Drs. Peasants, Ed
wunds, Hudson Hancock, &c, of this city. For sale
by a druggists throughout the State, and Wholesale
and Ieta; By
GEO DOWDEN, Druggi,t and Chemist,
iY g--5m Broad st Richmond. Va.
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Z C1RGO on NORTH KIvAk Hay,
ss''s 'Aps'''' 4 Il. WHITLocK { SON.
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~I have engaged with NIessrs WILL
LIEGHAM II TARDY for the Fall Trade, and will
be pleased to have my friends call me- promising
every effort to give the satisfaction
The Commission business of HUNT & BRO. will
be attended heretofore by senior partner to
which will return by the LIST of November:
SO---1rn d r HINT
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do AND LAGUAYRA COFFEE geo
IL bags Rio Coffee; 100 bags prime Green Laguayra
do; Old Java and Mocha do. In store and for sale
by EGGLESTON FITZGERALD.
SO 25-6t IA Pearl at.
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NOTICE.-The NOTEs Of the NUNTH-
~ WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA, payable
at WHEELING and EFF ERSONVILLE, Va, will
be redeemed in current funds.
se pts R. H. MAURY 4 co,
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MEADE IL BAKER,
lNI CHEMISTS, PHARMACEUTISTS
AND

= - - Az If1EOAIl1ES,
1885, N W. of Main and 10th Streets Just above
the new Custom House, Richmond, Va.
Offer to physicians and families perfectly fresh stock
of reliable Drugs, Chemicals and Medicines, Fancy
Articles; Spices, ground and unground Surgical In.
struments and Appliances; the finest imported CT
gars the best brands Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
store, on as good terms they be had elsewhere
in the country. RICHARD H. MEADE.
T. ROBERTS BAKER,
Graduate of Phadelphia College Of Pharn-a cy.
lctp
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AGER REER..-l take pleasure to in.
IL form my friends and customers that have this
delicious beverage still hand, put up in quart and
pint bottles, for family use; also draught, at my
store, No 108 Main street.
q p WILRACHER
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HORSES AND MULES AT AUCTlON..-
good Saddle and Harness Horsss, and eDe kss yosns
Mule, 4yean old.
Also. thorough bred Filly: years old. bssatf-
SET BAKER 4 PLEASANTo. Auces-
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. nfO 000 CIGARS, OF all the dit
stanty on hand. Cigars of any description made to
order at short notice. Liberal discount allowed.
Wholesale dealers and country merchants ought to
examine my stock and prices before purchasing else
where. II. C. G. ZIMMERMAN.
Importer and Manufacturer of Cigars,
a Q-=2u No Rrnad afraat
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IQUORS, WINES, Gc.--25O packages
IL Reciifed and Old Rye Whiskey; Domestic Gin
and Brandy; Pure Old Virginia Apple and Peach
Brandy; Port Madeira and Sherry Wines. In store
and for sale by -
EGGLESTON FITZGERALD,
pa az
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A esIGNRRs5 SALK OF 410,0Oo
"A WORTH OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C,
AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold at psbiic suetioe, CON-
store No. ~, Asn street the entire stock Of u,er
chant declining business amounting to sbsut el0000
wortn OF Gold English Hunting and open face Lever
raehed Levers, Ancksrs and CyIindsrs
ALSO
An extensive aa.ortmsnt Of Gold Plated and Gilt
Watches, suitable for the eountrv rrade
ALSO
lot OF Heavy silver English Lsyer.
ALSO
jeweled- 'sa'
ALSO.
a a srks assortment Of Heavy Gold Fob, Breast and
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LrOR hALE.-The II URNITUKE and
T. STOCK Of weli-fnrnished Hotel. handsome
BAR, eight excellent BEDS, and fine PlANO
FORTE
The stand viii afford the purchaser frst-rste OPP
portunity to obtain most desirable business.
Anulv At this Office se 25--12t4
NJOTICE...All persons due the old nrss Of
IN OTEY 4 9OFF, are requested to ray their bills
by the 18th Of October next; il not the lay must
take its conrso JAS W. 0OfF,
"a 25-6t No 8 Pearl st.
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DALTINIUKE MANUFACTUKEDS HO.
ID Wells AND SPADES.-Having taken the Agen-
cy for the Works respectfully solicit the orders
of the Trade. The quality of the goods, we'll as
terms, will be found quite equal with any of the
Northern markets.
THOMPSON & OUDESLUYS,
No. 81 South Gay st , near Pratt at,
Rolf
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A
ING
NY
ssHri
)rfs
-es
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NAM AND WINTER STOCK OF DRY

COLLECTING AGENCY...We respect
" fully solicit COLLECTING throughout virgins,
North Carolina Tennessee and other parts OF the
Union. Having unsurpassed facilities to secureend
collect debts feel safe in saying that we Can rem
der satisfaction TO all who may be disposed 70
A' w. PRATT GETTY,
6s Main street, Richmond.
WF.GErTY CO., 20 Sycamore ST., fetersourg
lTnk
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nOGG ETT & ANDERsUN. CPHOL:
- STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, COR
EER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SITS
invite the attention of their friends and the public to
their stock of FALL GOODS, being the beet assort-
ment they have had TO offer in French and Amer
lean Paper Hangings, all qualities; Muslin and Lace
Curtains Dsmask and Delane Curtain Goods Cornices
bands and trimmings for Curtains Table and Floor
Oil Cloths, White and Check Coco Mating, Window
Shades, Mattresses, Feather Beds, wi h many other
articles in the line of business which will be sold
worked on the mos, reasonable terms. Sc 20 -3m
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" DR. Owen d. HHi has removed his
once to the corner of Franklin and Wall streets i'm
mrulateiy opposite the auction house of Dickinson
HUI Co, where he may be found day or night
when net professionally engaged seI9-Im
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nv u X n n q ESTABLIS HIM ENT...Tho
l. subscriber has taken the Tuxaing Establishment,
near Haxalfs Mill, formerly Mr.. Belvins. He has
sl the facilities to do Turning the lowest terms,
and the mauner Thanh full for past favors
hopes to merit continuance of the same. Orders
may be left at Mr.. Belvin's Furniture store.
Sc l---Im* STEPHEN CHILDREY.
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COMPOUND TONIC PiI.LS-For the
~ of ague and fever in two days! These Pills
q certain cure for ague and fever in two days
This they will certainly do Sufferers, try them, if
you wish to be cured speedily. They need only .
trial to place their efficacy beyond doubt So say all
that have used them. For sale only by
sa25 E. j. PICOT. Dugujst.
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Dies, REMEDY FOX fILEs--Fo the
II cure of this distressing disease. we chai-
lepse the world to furnish its equal
To the afflicted, whether male or female we oner
remedy that has been tested for the last fifteen years.
and we sper that nineteen out OF twenty tnat nave
used it. hive found relief.
We offer the medicine In this city without testmo-
mails though we have an abundance Of them, and say
Pies REFS PRICE, Proprietors,
Newark, N Jersey.
For sale by A. BODEKER, No. 10 Main street.
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FROM EU ROPE.
THE TREATY OF PEACE SIGNED

The steamship Baltic from Liverpool ar
rived at new York 18th, brings intelligence
that the Treaty of Peace has been signed by
all the PlenipOtentiaries. Great demonstra-
tions Of rejoicing by the firing Of cannon,
Examinations, &C., had taken place in Paris
and in England.
Three or four weeks will elapse ere atii-
cations can be exchanged. The details OF
adjustment haye been referred to comnis-
siOn.
This great event has swallowed up all the
minor news.
The Cotton market has been strengthened
by the peace news, and prices have slightly
advanced. Breadstufls dull, without change
in prices.
| SIGNING OF TIE TREATY.-The Paris cor
respondent of the London Times says a
Council of Ministers was held at the Tuill-
cries at half past IL and remained till IL.
The Emperor presided, and gave his last
Instructions, and Court Walowski returned
to his official residence to receive the plcni-
potentiaries. lie came at half past II, and
after the treaty was read over to them, pro-
ceeded to sign it.
The moment the signatures were compile
ted. the signal was given, and the cannon
from the Esplanade of the Inyalides pro-
claimed the news. Bulletins announcing
the fact, were posted by Government thro'-
out the city.
Ii would be found that the object for
which the war has been undertaken had
been accomplished fully. Itwould be found
that the integrity and independence Of the
Turkish Empire had been secured il would
be found that the treaty is honorable to all
contracting powers, and that while on the
one hand it has put an end to q war, which
every friend to humanity must have natur-
ally wished to see concluded on the other
hand il will be the foundation Of peace
which, he trusted, would be lasting and en-
during.
ExGLANp.-Parliment re-assemOled on the
3lst of March. In reply to n question,
Lord Palmerston said, that though q Treaty
Of Peace had been signed yet it was deter
mined by the Congress that the particular
conditions Of the treaty should not be made
public until the ratifcations had been OK
changed ut the same time he would express
his conviction that the treaty will be deem
ed satisfactory by England and by Europe.
In London at l o'clock, the Tower and
Park guns fred salute. Flags were gen.
orally displayed in the city, and from the
city, and from the shipping. In the other
cities, similar displays were made, but not
much enthusiasm was shown.