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On Sunday evening the 10Th inst, by Rev
E. Wadsworth, VIM. Z. BARRET, M. D., and
Miss HARRIET l.. FELLOWS, all of Huntington
Luzerne county.
On Wednesday The 9Th inst, al the residence
Of Col. Paxton, in Cauawissa, by the Rev
H. Tullidse, WALTER ScoTT, ESQ.,, and Miss
MARY P. vAsTINE, daus hler OF Doctor Vastre
Of ST. Louis.
In Orangevllle, on Sunday, at the Public
House of A. Howell, by the Rev. I. BAIL, MIR
HARRISON N. DAVENPORT, and Mis- HEsTEF
NJ. LONG, both of Huntington twp, Luzerne
County, Pa.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. E. N. Light
ner, MIR. BEVERLY w. MUssELMAN, and Miss
ANN M. CLARK, both Of Danvile.
On the 5th inst, by Rev. D. B. Cheney
Rev. D. F. CARNAHAN, of Norristown, Pa, 10
Mrs NJ E. Hills, of Elmira, N. Y.
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Close of Court.

In the case of Shuman u.s. Shuman Tried in
Court OF last week the jury returned verdict
for the defendants.
In The case OF Joseph Sharpless u.s. Jamison
Harvey the plaintiffs claim was Cor work
done and delivered, and verdict was given
for he whole of plaintiffs demand.
In the case of Julia Ann Harder u.s. Samuel
Harder for divorce, jury fonnd for the libel.
lan,, thus granting divorce.
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The WHIG PARrY.-The great defuncl
Wing party are indebted to Miss Mcdowell,
ediress of the "Woman's Advocate" for The
following truthful and good natured tribute 10
their memory 1--we always liked the Wings
and are sorry for their downfall. They wore
such good clothes, looked SO genilsmanly
and bore SO good naluredly their every de.
feat, that we hope they may have the luck
attending Jonah under similar circumslan.
ces"
If, in the shifting course of human events,
the Wing party should be again re-instaied
in their former high position among the polii.
ical parties of The country, they should not
forget the lady who spoke Of them so kindly
in the days Of their proslralion. y.
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DTHE BLIss OF Manufacturing wher
you like. There is nothing now TO prevent
it. They must love you il you love them
and wish to inspire them with Tender pas.
sion for yourself. Proirsser Rondouts book
tells the whole story. He gives you the se
cret Plenty Of marriages will be the result
Nobody will remain in single blessedness
VIXEN he or she can wed whom he or she
may wish. II is IA rare secret. The book
is called the "BlIss of Marriage" See the
advertise ment in another column.
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V PosTpoNEp.-The second annual d;

V PosTPoNED.-The second annual dis.
trlbution Of the Cosmopolitan Art Associa.
tion, has been postponed from January SIst
10 the eslt of February, when 1t will positive.
ty take place. The advantages OF becoming
subscribers 10 this Institution are fully sol
forth in The advertisement in another column.
For SO, a person receives standard perodi-
Cal OF that price and share Of the dislribu.
ton OF works Of All, worth thousands of dol.
lars. II is yet time to subscribe. Send or
your names al once. a.....,,i
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"GET THE BEST"
WEBSTER,s
QUART0 DICTIONARY.

Nv HAT can be more essential TO every
family. counlingroom, student, and
indeed every one who would know The riyh,
use oil language-the meaning, photography,
and pronunciation of words, than a good
English DIcrIosARy !-of daily necessity aud
permanent value.
WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED
is now :he recognized Standard, ''cons,antIy
cited and relied on in our Courts Of Justice,
in our Legislative bodies, aud in public dis.
cussions, as entirely conclusive" says. Hon.
JOHN C. SPENCER
Can make batter inuesfn,enf?
Published by 6. & c. MERRIAM. Spring
field, Mass.-sold by all Booksel llers, in
Bloomsburg and elsewhere. Also, WEB.
STER'S SCHOOL DICTIONARIES.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The teachers Of The county will do we'll to
remember that the next meeting of the lnsli-
tule is 10 be held al Light Street on the Isl of
March. The people o: that place take a
proper pride in The success of their schools,
and we feel assured that they will give The
members of the Institute a reception tAa,
will both please and instruct.
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B. p. FORTNER, Auctioneer,

WILL BELL
On the 18th of February, in Catlawissa, the
tavern stand one house and tract of timber
land late the property of Stacy Margerum.
On the 23d, in franklin township, house
and lot of Thomas Clayton.
On the 10th of March, at Lloyd Thomas,
ESQ.,, in Franklin township, his entire rem.
nant of metchandice and house hold goods.
On the llh Of March, at The late residence
of Stacy Margerum, in Catlawissa, a large
lot of liquor-house furniture, &c.
W Persons who desire the services of B
u. FORTNER as Auctioneer will do well
TO engage him before advertising The date oil
their sale
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NIRNu

In Berwick, on Sunday the Sd inst, SARAH
K, youngest daughter of the late DR.. A. B.
& Frances Wilson, aged 10 years, 10 months
and 81 days.
Near Bloomsburg, at the residence of his
father. Rev. JACOB EYER, of the Methodist
Church, aged abou, 32 years.
The deceased possessed many eslimable
qualities OF character, and as his life was
exemplary and upright, SO his death was
that of the Christian
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Notice to Tax Collectors.

NOTICE is hereby given to all COLLECTORS
~ OF State and County tax, holding unpaid
duplicates for 1855 and previous years, thai
all such duplicates must be settled and paid
10 The County Treasurer by the oath day oil
March next, or writs for their immediate col.
lection will be plaoeS in The hands of the
Sheriff. The Commissioners will be al the u
office in Bloomsburg on The oath of March to
meet Collectors
r. By order ofAe Board,
R. C. FRUIT,
Bloomsbury, Feb. 8, '56. t. CLERK
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AdministratOY's A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of al
mnistralon de buns non upon the estate of
Abraham Ludwig, late of Catlawissa town.
ship, Columbia county, deceased, have been
granted 10 the undersigned residing in Frank
lin township, Columbia county. All persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 the said es.
tate are requested TO make payment without
delay, and those having accounts agairsl the
estate TO present them for settlement 10
b. P. FORTNER,
= administrator de bonis non.
Franklin twp, Feb. 6. 1856.
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BY virtue of an order OF the Orphans Court
OF Columbia county, Jacob. T Rohrback Adj
ministrator of Jacob Ruhrbsck Iae of Frank.
lie township Columbia county deceased, will
on "Wednesday the 9Th cay OF March next at
O'Clock Z. VI. expose to public sale upon the
premises certain ......
VpRoG OF 4amas
late the homestead of said decedent, situate.
in franklin township Columbia county, ad.
joining lands Of Mary Haycock, Samuel b.
Deimsr and Moses Hover, containing about
Too Hundred and 7'wenfy-eight .Acres.
. On the property are good dwelling house
large log barn, tenant house and stable.
There is all excellent spring of water near
the house, aud two apple orchards are on
the property. II il on the road leading from
Cattawissa to the Esther furnace. About
55 acres are woodland, and the remainder in
a good state of cultivation. ,a.-s.s
Terms made known on the day of sale by
JACOB F. ROHRBACH,
BY order Of the Court Adny.
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
franklin township Feb. G. 1855
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Ten Dollars Reward!

RROKE from Bloomshurg Jail on Saturday
- night, January 26,h, SAMUEL FILL.
MER, prisoner, aged about 20 year. fla
is little below medium size, of reg, lar form
in person, and when he left was dressed in
brown ffock coat. The above reward will
be paid for the arrest ard delivery 10 The
8ioomsburg Jail Of The said Samuel Fullmer,
BY STEPHEN H. MILLER,
Bloomsburg, Jan %, 1856 Sheriff.
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SETTLE UP!

a LII PERSONS who know themselv esndebi.
ed 70 the subscriberon .noie, book &C.
coun or otherwise, of more than six months
slanuing, are requested TO call and pay up
'heif indebtedness, il they wish TO save costs
Egg A. j. EVANS.
Bloomsbury, Feb. 10, 1856.
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- @AnJD.

THE Good Templars of Light Street, would
respectfully announce to the public, that they
will serve oysters and refreshments on Val.
entine's evening, Feb. 14tb, 1856, at the
Lodge, to raise funds for the beseft OF the
Order The patronage of the friends of Tenn.
perance is respectfully solicited. '. rs
Light Street, Feb. 4, 1856. e
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MIssISG!-The following numbers Of the
"Slar" are missing from our files, and We
will be under obligations 10 auy OF our friends
who can furnish them TO us: Vol. 1, nos. 10.
Vol. Q, nos. IA, Is, 80, IL. Vol. g., nos. 10,
%, 35, SO. Vol. 6, no. So.
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Teachers Institute.

THE members Of the Teachers Institute
OF Columbia county will meet in the upper
room of the new public school-house in
Light Meet, on SATURDAY, the LIST day of
March next, al 10 o'clock A. M.
All the friends Of education are invited 10
attend. R. w, WEAVER
VIM. BURGESS, See'y Pres't
February 10. 1856.
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Woods Ornamental Iron Works,
Ridue vanua nb;fadalnL:. Il, :

THE attention Of the inhabitants of Peusr-
sylvana are invited to the extensive Manufae.
tory and Warerooms of the subscriber, who Is
prepared 10 furnish at the shortest notice, Iron
Railing ofevery description, for Cemeteries,
public and private buildings. also verapdahs,
Fountains, Chairs, Sei,oes, Lions, Dogs and
other ornamental iron works Of decorative char
acter. Purch asers mag rely on having all ar
ticles carefully boxed and shipped to their dcs-
tination, book of designs will be furnished
to those wishing TO make selections.
ROBERT WOOD,
Ridge Avenue, beioto Spring Garden S.,
PHILADELPHIA.
September 81, 1855 as a. e',
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CHANGE OF ELEcriox.-A, the Court on
las, week an election was ordered TO be held
in Jackson township, along with The Spring
election on the 2is, of March, 10 test the wish
of the people upon the question Of changing
tho place Of holding the elections liz that
township.
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TO Builders and others.

KETANTED, 10 establish an Agency for
w the sale OF Wood Mouldings, OF WHICH
here are from $40 10 5000 worth used in ev.
cry house that is built Our advantages, in
the use Of Machine that will work whole
board into mouldings Il, one operation, and
the large amount OF capital employ ed by the
Company, enable ns 10 give liberal com.
mission. Pattern book furnished, con,ainr.
$50 patterns. Address
J. ID. DALE.
Willow ST., above Twelfth, PhiId'a.
Jan l6, 1855.
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u Zimmerman, the Democratic candi
date was elected Mayor Of Lancaster city OF
Tuesday, beating Albright, the Know Moth
ing candidate, upwards of 300.
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PcrUvian GUamO.

This article we offer in confidence 10 or
customers, as equal 10 any imported. and far
superior 10 most in the market. -
10000 bags Of this superior Guano, for sale,
at the lowest market rates. Also, poudrells,
Mexican Guano Ground Charcoal, SC. &c.
FRENCH, RICHARDS g. co.
Al The Steam Plaster Mills, junction York
Avenne aud Callowhll Street, Phialsphia.
February II, 1856.
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1000 TONS No. 1
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

DEBURG'S Original and Genuine, warrant
ed of superior qualify, The cheapest manure
in the world. Farmers and dealers supplied
at low prices.
EXTRA QUALITY LAND PLASTER.
5000 barrels Extra Qualify Lard Plaster,
selected for its ferilizii quality.
10000 bushels of same in bulk.
10000 barrels best qualify Ordinary Land
Plaster, equal TO the best usually sold, al the
low price Of 20 cents per bushel, or 81. 10
per barrel, with deduction for large lots.
$4,000 bushels of came in bulk.
1000 barrels Calcined Plaster.
1000 &c" Casting
500 Dentist &c
5000 Hydraulic Cement.
1000 '' True Roman "
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A SIGNIFICANT FAcr.- Those fanatics who
are continually ranting against their brethren
oil the South should study the lesson 10 be
learned from the fact that the most important
offices in the government are filled by north.
ern men. The President OF the United States,
the Speaker OF the House, the President ol
the Senate, the head Cabinet, and the occu.
pant OF our most important diplomatic post,
the Minister TO England, are all Northern
men. General Pierce and Mr.. Banks are
from New England, Mr.. Marcy and Mr.. Blu.
chauan rom the Middle States, and Mr.
Bright from Indiana.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY and,

SNe'H A4<oROhRL SNb,
EDITH; OR, THE QUAKER'S DAUGHTER
A tale OF Puritan times. By one OF her de
scendanls. VOL, l2mo. Price 81 25.
The scene of this Domestic Tale is iaii du
ring thai religious persecution of the Quaksrs
which is so deep and sad stain upon the
bright fame of the Puritans. To the charm
of absorbing interest as tale, it adds the al.
ira clion of historical accuracy.
We have never announced new books
with greater satisfaction than in the present
instance. These ere not sensation books
They do no, in any respect belong to the
"gutle' literature" of The day. Differing
widely in plot, purpose and style, they may
alike lay claim 10 fascinating interest and an
adaption 10 improve both head and heart.
u ANY newspaper giving this ADVERTISE
ment three insertions, and sending us copy
OF paper with advertisement marked, will re-.
ceive advance copies of the work, by mail,
post paid. MASON g. BROTHERS.
FEB. 10, 3w, New York
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N A thinly dressed young lady recently
died with cold while taking sleigh.ride in
Cumberland county.
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Distribution of Prizes.

VNdE distribution Of prizes drawn will be
= distributed by JESSE G. CLARK, at his
Book Store in Bloomsburg, on the 10Th day
February, and the prizes will remain IN his
hands forty days from that date, subject TO be
called for al any day within tha; time.
No property win be distributed unless the
tickets which drew the prizes is presented.
JESSE q. CLARK,
President of the Commuiee.
Rloomsburo Ian o2 I2b6
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n Luzerne county has over SIG, 900 in
the county treasury. A nice star. for new
public buildings.
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MASON BROTHERS, NEW YORK,
WILL PUBLISH, JANUARY 10Th,
Ia - Ay az Ia R @ @
BY MRS. JULIA c. R. DoRR,
II AUTHOR OF "FARMINGDALEn a.
VOL l2mo. Price ST. 25, Magnifcenly
bound.
YNHE many readers and admirers of "Farm
u ingdale'' will anticipate with pleasure g
new volume from the pen Of "Carolne Thorn.
as" the nom de plume formerly used by Miss
porr. We can assure them that they will
not find 'LANMERE' one viii, less charm,
ing than its Predecessors. We shall be dis
appointed If the public do no. award it ye
warmer praise.
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wv 7HEATLEY'S ARCH STREET THEA
w TIRE. Areh Street, above Sirfh, PhHa.
THE STAR COMPANY, Composed OF ihe fire,
Artists in the world, and exceeding in
Strength and Talent any Dramatic combina.
lon heretofore offered to The Theatrical Pub
lie, will appear EVERY NIGHT in Comedyss
Tragedy, Serio-Comic Drama, yaudevilles,
Musical Burlel,as. Sc, Sc.
q When visiting the city, so there.
Oct 2-u
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arrangements of the system the latter for ex-
ternal application 10 wounds and sores, which
lave resisted every other so-called remedy
N. Y. atlas.
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n The Junia.ia county Issue List for
February Term, comprises only four cases,
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Engravings for Newspapers
and Magazines.
THE subscriber has several thousand en-
cravings of various subjects and sizes, suila.
BILE for illustrating newspapers AMI maga-
zines. He offers The use of them for taking
casts or printing, 10 The editorial fraternity
on very moderate terms. Address,
JOHN FROST,
March 90, 1855. PHILADELPHIA.
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MASON BROTHERS, NEW YORK,

SHERIFr's OrFcE, !
Bloomsburg, Feb 9, '56. I
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~ To the Voters of Henrico County.

~ To the Voters of HeDrico County,
Having been necessarily absent from the county
since the 7th inst upon business pertaining the Cir
cult Court of the county of Henrico avail myself
OF the earliest opportunity, on my return to an
nounce myself candidate for the office of CLERK
of said Court vacancy having occurred by the death
of the late incumbent Having been appointed by
Judge Copton Clerk pro tesnpore, 1t viii be imposai-
election, as the duties of the Office will require my
constant attention.
To those of you with whom have had official bu-
siness in the capacity of Deputy Clerk for tme
most respectfully leave the decision to my quail
fcations.
If elected, the present efficient deputy, Mr.. A. B.
Woodfn, will be continued as such.
ap ltd VIM FOLKES.
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BY Davenport. Allen & Co.

(. BY Davenport. Allen & Co.
ROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION..-On
NJ WEDNESDAY, 18th May, will sell at OBJ
auction store, at 10 O'Clock, assortment of GRoCE
RIES, viz:
Lasuayra and Rio COFFEE
Coffee SUGARS rr .e
BRANDY; Old Rye WHISKEY
RICE; TaIlow Candles ..4
Wrapping PAPER go
Green and Black TEAS
WINDOW GLASS, &c.
TERMs-Under 800. cash; 800 and over, mos
credit, for approved paper.
my 8 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO, Aucts
HATS, SHOES AND BOOTS AT AUG.
Il TON On WEDNESDAY, 18th May, we will
sell at 10 o'clock. at our auction store
100 cases Panama, Legborn, Pedal, Senette and
Canton Straw HATS
ALSO
IS cases BOOTS and SHOES, all fresh and sea
sonable goods
TERms-Under $780, cash $500 and over mos
credit, for approved paper.
my8 DAVENPORT. ALLEN Co. Aucts
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wA Rock for Nothing: Ipstruct,on

~ A Book for Nothing, Instructions
GRATIS Go to the DAsUERREoTYPE WAGONS
corner OF an and Broad streets and get one or two
Of JoHNSoN'S Fifty Cent Dollar Pictures for
your tnends; and he will give you his Treatise on
Dasuerreotypine and Photography, by which YOU
may learn the various processes used in the art Re-
member his prices are low He who does large busi
ness can sell cheap Johnson with his assistants take
avery large number of Daguerreotypes daily He can
theTefore sell You larger pictures for 50 CENTS and
ONE DOLLAR, than you get elsewhe thew
in the best style He has been many wears in the
business Good pictures taken in any kind of wealth.
az the lights in the wagons are built for the pur-
pose DAGUERREOTYPE WAGONS
my l---1m$ Corner 7th and Broad streets
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by f. Ii. Cook q Co.
r AKGE SALE OF FIRST QUALITY

T AKGE SALE OF FIRST QUALITY
- GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWAKE, &c AT
AUCTION.-On TUESDAY next 9th inst at our
store at 10 o'clock will sell very large invoice
of Glassware, China, &c, consisting of Tumbers
Wines and Gobets, in great variety of Styles Glass
Lamps, Bowls Preserve and Butter Dishes; Celenes
Decanters; Flower, Cake and Fruit Stands Smoke
Bells magnificent patterns China Plates, Dishes
Cups and Saucers; Bowls; COVERED. dishes; Tea Pots
Sugar Dishes; Spittoons; French China Tea Sets
white and gold baud;) Common Cups and Saucers
Plates and Dishes Castors; Tea, Dessert and Table
Spoons; Knives and Forks, Looking Glasses, &c The
whole comprising the best assortment of housekeep-
ing articles ever offered in this market to which the
attention of the trade and the public is requested
Ladies particularly requested to call and exam
inc the goods which will be ready fol examination ON
Monday, 5lh instant.
T.. B. COOK & CO, Aucts,
myS No. 10 Main st.
PUSTPONEMENT-The above sale is postponed
until MONDAY next, 18th instant.
my6 Z. B. COOK CO, Aucts.
ADDlTlONAL-10 Oil Paintings upon different
subjects in splendid Frames
my 10 +. B. COOK CO. Aucts
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~ "a Privnte OPINION PubIicIy Expre.s,

ed" concerning, N. EZEKIEL'S cheap MANTlL-
LAS aud other Goods
NV dear Mrs. B.! where did you buy that splendid
MantiIla you have on Indeed, it is really hand
ONE!
| purchased it Ell N. EZEKIEL'S CHEAP DRY
GooDs AND MAETILLA DEPOT, No. rs Main street,
together with many other goods, which considered
great bargains!
And what did you pay for it!
WHY. only FIVE DOLLARS and it is just as hand
some as they asked eight ten dollars for at the
other stores In fact he has got them as low as TWO
DOLLARS, and you get very neat one indeed for
THREE DOLLARS. IL You want to get cheap Man
tilla and any other Dry Goods would certainly ad,
wise you go there and make your purchases, by all
mesns. IL is the cheapest store that have yet met
with ap SU--ts
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BY John X. ID. Payne, Auct.
"A yERY DESIRABLE FAMILY RESI-

A VERY DESIRABLE FAMILY RESI-.
cell ,;,bont as. 'aL rp1n ~ ~. ,ct, $50,
ct O'Clock, the pre- misses my late residence on
Meyo street. The lot fronts Mayo street so feet
10 rooms. of which has fire places and gas and water
on the lot The ont buildings excellent brick
kitchen, servants rooms. coal and wood houses
This property is located convenient, and in the
business portion of the city and at the same time very
retired making it of the desirable residences
at present in the market. All of the buildings oil
brick and in good order -ts a-3 tf
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance on a credit OF
g. " and l8 months the deferred payments bearing in
terests, and secured by negotiable notes with deed
of trust--the faxes and assurances for the present
year will be paid by the purchaser.
= C. GENNET.
Sale to be conducted by JOHN. R. d. PAYNE, Auct
-
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ry- No,jce.-One of the most popular me.

r. N0tice.-One OF the most popular M
dicnes ever introduced in Virginia, is BAKERS
PREMIUM BITTERS. As guarantee for my as
seron il spoken of generally as one of the best
Family Medicines ever before the public 1t great
or strengthener to the whole system than anything
ever heard Of for Dyspepsia, Nervousness Choc, or
any arrangement of the stomach You need not
fear its not giving immediate relef for nave yer 70
hear one ingance where IL has failed In giving relief
In cases Of female diseases, il il without fail.
Price only 50 cents per hottie. To be had OF Mes
sieurs PURCELL, LADD IL Co., end Druggists every
where. my Z