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sn- -BunRow's RELIABLE MEDICINE

lures quickly aud permanently ScROFULA SYPHILIS
HRUNArIsN, PILES. KIDNEY AFFECTIONS, C0STlyE-
MSS NESEsEsL DISEASES, aud all chronic affections
Q; the SEXUAL ORGANS. The wonderful Teputat0
which this celebrated remedy has acquired in tn,
roughly eradicating the above diseases, is unprec.
dented in the annals OF medicine. Thousands of the
most nveterte cases of disease have been cured b!
this truly great medicine after having been pro
Douuced beyond all possible b. the ernt-
.nent Physicians Of the country. Finley Z. Ferga
sou MAYOR Of Norfolk, Va cured OF Rheumatism;
Rev Thomas Hume, Portsmouth Va cured of Brou
chitis daughter Of SignUr George formerly Pro
lessor Of Music IL this city, cured Of terrible
NervonS Affection; and thousands OF others whose
names could he m sntlonCd were II necessary.
Price 81 pei bJtte-sX bottles for s..
Prepared by " BURRow L Co. Practical Chem
lists, Norfolk. Va.
S5d by PURCELL, LADD CO, Wholesale
Druggists, Richmond. Is 26-3m
me- BRAGG's GREAT IMPRovEMENT.-
THE ARCTIC LJNIMENT
DEFIES ALL COMPETITION
lh9usauds who have Used 1t, affirm that il is
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
DIR BRAGG'S OTHER LINIMENTs,
ln the cure Of
RHEUMAi ISM, PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA, PILES.
SpRAlNS. BRUISES.
STIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES.
BURNS. WARTS,
SCALDS, MOULDS,
TuM0Rs, CORNS.
% 'ssS cesds sRs the ARcf6 GiNMESr nothing '1
In-curing
sPRAINs. SWEENEY
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH PINGB0NE,
sE any Sore<c Swelling, or Enlargement of Bone
Price IS us 80 cents aud 81, for small medium
and large 81 vi bottles.
For sale by ali Druggists:
PURCELL, LADD L CO,
IA l3-ta Wholesale Agents.
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ia lS--ts
Rss>SEr YOUR HOUSEHOLD IN ORDER.

A summer approaches, the human system becomes
debtated. and often so much weakened thst life
bec' mes hurthpu TO its possessor. School misses
and boys as well As adults sutf,r from 4 relaxation
of t5e nerves, aud when nature Is uualded. pcrma-
nent diarases are the fruits of neglect good ton-
lc ia cases, is the grand desdsrGttiHt. and
BAkEH'S PREMIUM BITfERo possess the requi-
site qualities. the free oi them Is all that is ne
eassary 10 stimulate the digestive organs sharpen
the appetite AMI give such tone 10 the stomach as
Will enahte the machinery OF our nature 10 perform
its functions in healthy manner. In no instance
have they failed 10 give entire satisfaction, when
used, and We therefore commend them to public IA
v0r,
For sac by all the principal druggists in the city of
Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia. api2
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LOCAL mATTERs-

MURDER ON TEE HIgH SEAS.
day being the day fixed nrun for the examin.,io,,
Of THomAs T. MooRE, late Captain Of the b.rs
'pctayia" !. apd Dawn II. MoRr9, FIRST hrste, and
1osEPH s. WHITE, second mate of said sessei efofs
Judge Hallybnrton, ON the charge Of murder fns
number Of persons assefrhl4d In the court room 10
witness the proceedings.
At 10 o'clock the prisoners appeared 10 cccst, N
shsrge of the Deputy Marshal aad his aids and al
tei Cart Moore bad been allowed a brief consuIta-
tion with mis- etu.,ssi, the Judge announced his
readiness to proceed vita tbs inyestgation.
Judge Crump, the counsel of ZIG ttisoners
stated his clients had determined to waive any e.
animation, preferring to have their trial at the
guisr term of the U. 5. Circuit Court for the East
err ffgtfist q Virginia, which meets on the FIRST
Monday m wat.
and Judge Haiiyburton agreeing to this conrss,
the following Affidavit Of SoLoSsoS PastEy, sailor
boy on the "0ctawa,r was then tsaet, By tire
Judge, and the prisoners were recommfttef 10
Jail for safe keeping:
This day, Solomon Paisley, personally appeared be-
fore me. James d. HalybnTton, the Jndse of the
District urt, for the EasterB District of Virginia
aforesaid, and made oath, that divers days and
times between the 23d day of February aud the l3h
day OF April, ls5s, Thomas j Moore, now or lately
master " the bsrque 0ctayfa, David Morey. now
OF lately first mate of said barque, and Thomas j
White, now or lately second mate OF said bsrque on
the high seas and within the admiralty and mari
time Jurisdiction of the United States and ont Of
and nsliciousiy strike wound and bert William
Ennis then seaman belonging to tte said barqie
Qctavia and that the sad IN EoDfs after wards to
wit: on or about the 18th day Of April 10 the year
aore said, died, and that he, the said solomon Pas
ley, has good reason TO suspect and believe and that
he does ncv suspect and believe that the said Will
liam Ennis died OF TIE said striking, beating and
wounding as Aforesaid.
The Court then adiournad
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Mr.. Urey, of Caldwell county. Kentucky. has
H,anumitted twenty-five slaves, fourteen of which
will sail May 1st, for Liberia.
The bill to prohibit masquerades went thfcnsh
both houses of the New York Legislature.
Thorfas Morrison, of Mill Creek Hundred De. .
has purchased fsrn Of l60 acres near Fredericks.
SUrg Va, for $3,000.
Mr.. Anthony Morse, Of Plymouth. Mass, and
deputy collector under Presidents Harrison and
Tyler, Committed saicide on Monday.
Dr. Turner, who has an extensive market garden
hear Savannah, Ga sold $120 worth Of stfaw berries
to 60 North, last Saturday. i7i
The population of Nebraska city is not less than
3.o0o. The population Of ofnaha is about the
same.
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SENATOR ELECTED BY A Love LErTER-In a GER.
tain town in this State, letter arrived for a young
lhdy from her lover, on the day of the election
The postmaster, as is not unfrequent in the rural
districts, Knowing the eagerness with which a
message of that tender character would be expect.
ed, took upon himself the pleasing duty of deliv-
ering it; but first, like good Democrat, he must
vote and of course in separate self-sealing enye
lope. This was duly prepared, with the Demo
cratic tickets safely enclosed, and the gluten stuck
together Stopping at the town meeting he de-
posted the letter in the ballot box, and proceeded
with the separate aud selfsealed envelope 10 the
house of the blooming maiden. 10 whom he hand
ed the entire Democratic ticket, State and town.
How the lady interpreted the missive we did not
know. but the moderator and clerk ungallantly
refused to count the love letter. and the Republi.
can candidate was declared elected by one majori-
ty.-IrOridencc Journal
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TIE LIrTLEs MURDER CAsE-The interest in the
Littles murder case, at Rochester, y " still con-
tinues The court room was crowded with an i'm.
mense audience Wednesday. The mother of the
prisoner, Stout, swOre that she washed the blood
OF his boots the morning after the murder Charles
Stout. the prisoners brother. was then sworn. He
testified that the prisoner told him where to find
the cap, pin and spectacles which were discovered
at the scene of the murder and that he found them
at D O'Clock on the morning after the murder The
prisoners torn clothes were then shown, and idep-
titled AS those worn by him on the night that the
murder took place The clothes of Mrs Littles
from which the mother of Littles had washed the
blood, were also shown and identified.
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THE BISHOP OF ToNDoS's GLovEa-A keen contro-
versy is raging in some of the English Church pa
pers relative to the sort fgoyes which 1t is lawful
and expedient for Bishop to wear. 1t appears re-
ports London paper. that at a religions meeting,
over over which the Earl OF shaftesbnry presided, the
wearing pair Of bright yellow riding gloves-a
circumstance which seems completely to have scan-
dalzed some of the rigid dsciplinariaBs present.
Boston Transcript.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Need we rem

AGRICULTURAL FAIR-Need we remind
our readers of the meeting to be held at the City
Hall at O'Clock this afternoon, to take proper
steps for holding an agricultural Fair in this city
this Fall. Is there BUSINESS man. so careless
of bis own interest. not to feel anxious to see
the enterprise carried out in good style? Surely
not. 1t is hardly necessary for to do more
than invite them all to the meeting, and to urge
them to ccme prepared to carry out such plans
rs may be adopted, with zeal and efficiency. We
know that the people can get up creditable fair
if they determine to do so, aud from the immense
number ofsgnstures TO the call for this meeting;
we have every TO believe that their heart is
in the work. and that the result is to be grand
and glorious.
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rsr SUFFERING RELIEVED. Dur

the past six months the proprietor Of HESRrs Sam
uLATING LTEIMENT, has had the satisfaction OF re-
oeiyiDg the grateful acknowledgements of many Of
his feli0Ocitzens of Richmond, who had successful
ly used the Liniment for the cure OF aevistion Of
complaints. requiring an external remedy. Iils
eheapness of The Linimept should indicate To the
public that it is not Offered to them from
Genary motives The Liniment is put up in boxes
of two sizes. Price 25 cents and 80 cents, and may
be obtained at most OF the Druggists in the city.
PURCELL, LADD CO.
an 23-lm* Are the Wholesale Agents.
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PARTICULAR NoT1cE.-Great sale Of

Watches. Jewelry, Plated Ware and Fancy Goods at
s"cllan ana private sale, by III. W QrARIEs At No.
II" VI " ~tTe"t, every day aud evening this week.
Er lies sale az O'Clock r. NJ.
ueHi!erfeli's sale at 7!s o'clock.
tn V'h-s' and most extensive variety ever offer.
el IN IT., market, for sale above. Metchapts are
pa.tsU.Iriy invited to csll and examine the goods
anI purchase either privately or a. the evening
sai"S. All goods warranted as reprtse No ljl
Main street. NH ~
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sg- DR.. HosTETrER's CELEBRATED

STOMACH BITTKRs have doubtless created as much
sensation in the community for its remarkable
cures, as any other medicine eXtant. Ii is a fact
that in the minds OF many persons a prejudice .ex-
Its against what called Patent Medicines; hut
why shoTld this prevent you Tesorting 10 article
that has such array of testimony to support n
as Hostetiers Stomach Biterst Physieisns pre-
scribe it why should you discard iti Judges, HsI-
ally considered men of talent, hav- and do use IL in
their families why should sou reject 1t Let not
your prejudice usurp your reason, to the eyerlast-
ing injury of your health. If you are sick and re-
quire q medicine, try these Bitters.
For sails by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve
ryy here. ap i9--im
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CRY JAIL.-We have never seen the

Cry JAIL.-We have never seen the
city Jail in such order at the present time. The
yards and cells are neat and clean, and the whole
premises appear as comfortable as they can well
be made The city is very much in need of a lar
ger and more substantial Jail than the present.
and when she is ready to build one, it is hoped
that more suitable location than the present
will be selected The prison ought to be nearer
the court houses, so that the officers would not
be required to muster their prisoners through the
public streets, in going to or returning from trial.
and the cells should be so arranged that negroes
and whites, young and old, could be separ ated
from each other Boys now committed for trivial
offences, are now lockedup with hardened despera-
does, and are only rendered ten fold worse by be-
ing imprisoned.
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MUsrcAt TAsrE IN AMFaIcs.-An American so
iournng at Rome, Italy, writes to Dwight's Jour
nal of Music, now published by. Oliver Ditson 4
Co. of Boston,
Perhaps the only thing in which / am disap.
pointed in Italy is in its music, and the musical cu
tlvation OF its Inhabitants. 1t is true that even
the smallest towns have opera houses. but the
style of performance is poor. Then, like mapy
other people, had expected that in Italy, music
was in the domestic circle, brought to almost pro.
fessisnal perfection, and that every other young
man was Mario, aud almost every young woman
a Grisi. But find myself much mistaken. As a
general thing there appears to be no more real
taste for music here than in the United States
certainly there are not half or quarter so many
piano fortes or hand organs in proportion to the
population, if that is TO be taken as an index.
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4 NEW ARTICLE FOR SMOKERS -
ssas~ In OH, or WATER CoLoRs from

small AxRgoTTrgs OF DA6UgsREoTYPEs Of deceased
persons or from lte. are executed at the Photo
graph sOd Pine Art Gallery sf G.. W. MINIS in the
highest style of the art. at the shortest notice.
Also, pialn Photo graphs, Ambrotypes, Snhereo.
types aud every style of likeness known or desired
a II satisfaction guaranteed 10 the most tatidious
Tn Crayon heads of small childrea AS executed a;
5aiieFics have gained the admiration of all who
hav, seen them Galleries on Main street, opposite
the now Custom House. Richmond Va and syca-
more street. Petersburg, Va. ma, is
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k&7.IE YnuR HAIR Is HARSH.


Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II your Hair is Gray.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative,
II your Hair is Thin,
Use Prof Wood'H Hair Restorative.
Ii you Bald
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you have Nervous Headache,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you have Dandruf.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
IL yon have Eruptions.
Use Prof Wood's Hair Restorative.
IL you desire Glossy Hair,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you desre 20 preserve the Color,
Use Prof Wood Hair RcFtorattve.
y you dosiTe not 10 lose the Color,
Use Prof Wood Har Restorative
IL you want q Cheap Article,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you admire the beautiful lock,
Uae Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you admire The Beautiful hingiets,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
IL ynu Eish Beautiful Com peNion,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
IL you wisb Face free from rimplcs.
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative.
If you wish to appear Young,
Use irof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you want testimony overwhelming,
Road the Circular Of Prol Woods Iiair Restorative.
IL You want ts find IL,
The Depot il at ia Market street St foris, Mis-
sonrl and 3l2 Broadway, New York.
sf-it Is ALEC sold by every popular Druggist in
this city and country. NH l2~d&cw3na*
nrGzoRaB b. HTKEL, Dentist, Office
sad residence No. 2sI on Mgin, between 5th and 9Th
streets. Richmond Va my c0-ly
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SrEaJIyc CJoruro

STEALING CLoTHEs.-John ii Austin,
white man, hailng from Wilmington, Del, where
he says he has wife and children, made his ap-
pearance before the Mayor yesterday to answer
the charge of stealing clothing of the value of IS
from Thomas V. Carr. The prisoner reached here
two days since from Petersburg, and taking Iodg-
ngs in the same house with Mr.. Carr. riied
his valise last Thursday and then concealed it be-
meath the bedclothes. When arrested and searched
by officer Seal, stolen razor was discovered,
which had been concealed about his person. The
prisoner declared himself innocent of all crime as
he was not in his right mind when he committed
the act. Capt. Whskey, as a matter of course, was
denounced by Jack as the real thet, but the Mayor
did not consider the prisoner entirely blsmeless,
and therefore committed him in default of bail for
his good behavior.
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TRorr1sG srocK.-In the list of pre-.

TRoTrIEG SToCK.-In the list of pre-
mums to be given at the agricultural exhibition
to be held here next fall, handsome one will be
offered for the fastest trotting stallion, we'll
for mares and geldings. The horse lot has hereto
fore been The attraction of the Agricultural Fairs
in this neigborhood and from all we have been
enabled to learn, larger collection Of blooded
horses will be brought together here this fall than
at any previous exhibition.
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HUNGARIAN BANDIrs.-The gang of Hungarian
robbers taken at Stuthlweissenburc consisted OF
2S individuals who were in possession of arms of
all kinds, and several horses and light carriages
Nine of the gang have been hanged, in Pursuance
of a sentence passed by drum head court aud the
chdnces were that several more Of them would
share the same fate.
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OLE BULL AT HoME.-A private letter to a m,

OLE BULL AT HoME.-A private letter to musi
cal gentleman in New York. states that Ole Bull
had been received with great enthusiasm, not on
ly at Bergen, the city of his birth, but in Chris
tiana. and every city or village through which he
passed. From the theatre he was followed home
by thousands Of persons, accompanied by a band
of music, and. even after be had entered his hotel
the enthusiastic multitude continued for some time
to pour forth their Joyous acclamaions at his safe
return to his fatherIand
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:. ., OF. natural philosophy, mechanic. and ma.
tony. ~''
I; Civil engineering, hydraulics, dydrostatics
a of domestic econmy. statistics and history.
20; vi hnsbandry, sell. climate, crops. rotation
Haue, markets, steam, transportation. An invest
, nsns oi s"D.ooo viii establishsuoh school. The
interest upon that suu, aud the nav of tive him.
dred aud fifty pay pupils will put it into success,
.a' operation for that number and two hundred
sna hity ifee pupils. with all the houses and oil
.nH machinery and stock, and q model farm which
saaii become narseiy OF nex order of men Of
se'ehee 10 teach aud engage in the new locations;
various and numerous which we need In 10 n
years We can make a revolution. civil and social
resolution, which shall exalt the arts and dignity
.he iaoors OF man among us-which shall place
20 ~ Up on high, as the blessing, not the curse
Q, the human iamily-which shall link the trades
WIN the professions together in a great BROTH
cihpoo OF social unien and dominion-which
shau arm the State in the full panoply of all the
poMets OF agriculture, mining, manufactures,
aommerce-whch shalt build cities and concen.
tTae capital and population in great centres
winch shall fruetily every branch of industry
with activity and wealth-which shall revive the
past OF our ancient glory and surpass il with the m
tare OF hope and progrcss-which shall magnify
Us among all Nations, stntes and people. and
make us too strong for Ms ever 10 be afraid or eyet
70 % despotdent-which shall make us producers
ana nakersand CARRIERS for tre world-which shall
set us on nigh as an example, aud make us Suar
dams of the laws, the rights the honor and the
peace and perpetuity of our republic This, ali
thls ana more than this can be done by the sturdy
arms and stout hearts of our men of the mechanic
arts Who know, are ready with right good will
to strike the blows Of studious labor, of honored
labor, OF multiplied aud exalted vocations, for the
glory and honor aud dominion of beloved Com.
monweaith, which has ever done her bart IN all
departments of human progress, save that of mere
physlcai science and art. Soon her works Of State
improvement will be completed. Soon she will
feel the gale of onward motion in every swelling
sail And when once she feels the helm, when
once she begins to dash the spray from her bow
what battle or what breeze or bllow shall stop
her headway or make shipwrC ok of her fate? Oh.
say:
Let unborn ages echo to the sound,
when virginia rising from the dust, resumes
Her name among the pations and unfolds
The page OF glory to remotest tirce
Ihe memory of that day will raj, e q race
OF daring spirits in the dregs of time
a nation Of the brave. a happy people,
Bold in the cause of freedom AMI their fathers
And for their country prod;sal of blood"
y W n
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cONMrssIoNERs

Gss- COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, UP.
PEh DISTRICT. HENRIC0 CoUNTY:--I annospee
myself candidate for the COMMISSl0NEk6HlP
Of the Upper District Of Henrico county. In the
place of Jacob keesee, resigned, and respectfully
solicit your vote at the coming election on nth May.
Ifetected will discharge the duties Of the once
faithfully. ap 7-dt2sM WP LAWT0N.
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How READILY i. FaEscHMAS CAV ADAPT HrnsI1r

How READILY FREECBMAS CAN ADAPT HIssEIY
TO NEW GovERSNENT.-There is a story of PierIis
arrest in Paris that if not true, is very well in
vented. IIa was seized only few minutes before
the attempt and they had hardly done searching
him when the explosions were heard upon which
the prisoner exclaimed, "There. your Emperor has
ceased to exist you needn't trouble yourself about
me-" Whereupon one of the sereeants. struck
with the idea that in this case Pierri might form
part Of the next provisional Government, address
ed him with, "Well sir, whatever happens. re-
member that treated you like gentleman.'
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ap2l Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor.


ErysH REAT INT RIO ' EMEFT IN
EXTRACTIN @ TEETH.-G. W: JONES.
DENTIST youId announce TO those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED that he now has instruments supe.
rior to any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection of their adaptation is snch TO render
the extraction of the teeth almost painless, leesT
falling TO bring The tooth The first trtdt never breaking
lt man Cling the gums, or inJuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations. Filling. Cleansing, and In.
serting Teeth gently and thoroughly performed
Office opposite Corinthan Hall, on Main street
-
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a1R- On Two. w. GARLICK. Richmond

DEAR SIR: take pleasure in adding my testimony
that of many Others TO the superior excellence
Of SEMPLEs s InFtLLIBLE BAKING POWDERS" now pre-
pared by yourself have been using them In my
family for year more AMI do not hesitate to y
kind for maxim specify light sweet aud whole
some bread. and .stty of all kinds.
Very respectfully,
New Kent cruaty. Feb 20. 1855.
For sale by all Druggists, -
JOHN W GARLICK,
an 81 Manufacturer nj sole propriek,r
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THE Two ExTREMEs--The st. Louis Democrat has
the following paragraph upon the arrival of Col
Benton's remains in that city
SPY it's eide was the little coffin containing the
body of the statesmaGs grandchild, Mcdowell
Jones. Each body inclosed in an air-tight zinc
case which was laid within mahogany coffin A
lid raised so as toallow friends to Look through
glass. on the faces Of the dead. The face of the
great Mssourian wore that expression of majestic
placdty which was habitual to him in life The
lips were slightly open, the eyes closed and every
lneament in the face in state of repose that In
dicated how gentle and peaceful had been the end
of the veterans stormy life. There was no disco
loration winkle to be seen, aud the presence Of
death was visible only in the closed eyeids, and
the cold, white, msrble-like appearance of the
golden hair, nesting amid white hyacinths aud
early spring flowers. whose purity was typical of
it's own young spirit"
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ray- Now OR NEyFa-Tbe best bar-

g%inseyer offered At the Auction Store of Henry W .
Quarlc>, No. I5H Main street. until Saturday April
10TH salOg worth of RICH JEWELRY at auction
and private sale. ad cs auction Thurs lay and Fri.
day mornings at II O'Clock. Gentem-us auction
every night AZ ia o'clock. The above goods are OF
III" very tiuest qnality, being the stock of retail
merchant from the North, and must be sold without
reserve Ia the highest bidder.
HENRY. ". QUARLES.
ans No l-al Main Street