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ing a University within one-half mile OF
here, which, when completed, will be. sec
ond to none west Of the Mississippi river.
With these facts in consideration, peO-
pie in the States can have no grounds for
hesitating to remove here for fear OF debar-
ring their children from educational priyl.
leges. aaat Ii aHr, r,l3at aair3 4.
PRAIRIE CIEY!o sasiltsq
Is fairly under way, with more improve
ments and better prospects than any other
town on this great middle thoroughfare. +,
Such is ONr position, that we defy success-a
full competition. Our main street already
has business appearance. and soveraiEa,i
buildings are now IN process Of erection
No place in the Territory will make greater :
returns to the capitalists for moneys invest
ed than will Prairie City e M nm
TO MECHANICS. di 4nuas.
No class is needed here more thar me-
chanics. The most liberal inducements are :
offered them by the Association. One, two,,
and three lots are donated to them---accord-
ing to the occupation pursued and the
amount invested in improvements. Me.
chanical occupations Of every description
can be followed here with great safety
afording harvests Of profits to the snga-
gers. families emigrating from the States
generally leave their househ I'D goods behind \
to avoid paying the exhOrbitant freight
age up the Missouri, and consequently
they rely upon the Territory for re-6tout.
Thus il will be seen that the demand for
everything indispensable for housekeeping,
must necessarily be great. 7orol
D- People desirous of obtaining informa,
tion about Prairie City will have all in
inquiries promptly and satisfactorily an
swered by addressing either in person or
by mail the Secretary of the. Prairie City
Association.
Gen. JAMES n. LANE, Pres't.
Capt H. j. CANNIFE, sec'Y. y
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Passing Away.
BY MARY SHELDON.

D.. q
In the midnight stiffness,
In the twilight hush,
In the noontlde gladness.
And the morning flush,
Comes gentle Whisper
Not to ears Of clay
Heard by the spirit auditor
Passing awayl"
When the gorgeous sunset
Tints the western heaven,
And the touch Of beauty
To our earth is given,
S Whilst we gaze admiring,
Worldless it will say,
"I'm type Of this worlG,"
And gently pass away. ...
Constantly I hear it,
That low monotone
Murmuring in the streamlet,
In the night winds moan,
Signing in the light breeze,
eaIn the song birds lay,
d Rustling in The Autumn leaves
passing away p
Cycling years are telling
How Time pasSeth too.
To-day we weep the Old year,
Tomorrow greet the New.
All that is earthly,
Is sealed with decay;
But there is---the heavenly
That passesth not away.
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Il Il W o FRI @ e..
JOHN M. COE.

attorney at LGw and Notary Public,
WILL be always found in his Office fol
w business, and may be consulted In
any department Of his profession but will
devote himself especially to the following
special branches ...,..
/. Totho preparation Of every kind oI
Conveyance or instrument affecting reaI
estate and to the determination, by suit Of
otherwise. Of contested titles to Town Lots
Of land in Lawrence or elsewhere.
9. To disputed Claims in the. Lane
Offices, and in tho General Office a
Washington.
3. To the preparation of all papers ant
proceedings in the collection Of Claims
and the settlement Of estates, and .th,
bringing Of suits In the Probate Cour TO
Douglas and other counties. NJ
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Question For q Wife.

Doyou recollect what your feelings
were Immediately after you had spo-
ken the first unkind word to your hus-
band9 Did you not feel ashamed,
and yet too proud TO admit IL? That
was. is,, and, ever will be your evil
genius ! 1t is the tempter which la
bors necessarily to destroy your peace,
which cheats you with an evil delu-
sion that your husband deserved not
your love. tits tho cancer which feeds
on those unspeskablo emotions you
felt on the first pressure Of his hand
and lip. Never forget the manner in
which the duties Of that calling can
befulHlled. Ifyour husband Is has.
ty, your example of patience will
chide az well as teach him--your vi
olOnce may ALLEVIATE his heart, and
neglect impol him to desperation
Your soothing will redeem him. your
soltpess subdue him, and the good
natured twinkle Of those eyes filing
beautifully with priceless tears will
makehimoall your own. glS
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MORROW HOUSE.

Corner Of Winthrop and Mass. streets
LAWRENCE, GEAR .KANzAs,
TTAs this day been leased by EIDRIDGE
Ill BROTHERS, and will hereafter be
kep, In the bsat Atylo, second TO no othoT in
The Territory. Also headquarters for EL.
DRIDGE BROTHERS. Post Coach and
erprcas lines, running 70 and from Le'
compton, LeavenwoFth, Wyandott and Kan
Eas City, making connections with stage
lines In and about Kansas Territory. l06
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25

ET A lady correspondent, who
processes to be Mortified at tho indsli.
cacy of our paper. threatens for the
future to set her foot on every paper
she sees. She had better not. Our
paper has Is in it.-Prcntics,
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@ "Havo you Blasted Hopes r"
asked a lady of green librarian,
whose face was much swollen by tho
tooth-ache.
"No. nam, but ! have q blasted
tooth.achc," was tho reply. c
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EI There is u man in Vermillion
County, who has moved SO often that
whenever q covered wagon comes
near his house, his chickens all march
up, fall on their backs and cross their
legs, ready to bO tied and carried to
the next stopping plce.
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25

RTThe latest specimen Of gAlan.
try, in the shape of a toast, is this;
"Thc Ladios---may their virtues be
ample as their skirts. and their faults
smaller than their bonnetB." " VI y v
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E A gentleman has discovered
a way to disperso q crowd Of idle
boys. He offers TO teach them the
Catcchism, and they inStsntly run
away. uon
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25

1 A small chap walking In the
street with . big hat on, stranger
sees him and cries out--"Hello, hat,
what are you dong with that boyV"
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25

G|- An editor up in lows says
they don't brag Of the sizo Of their
babies, but they are a most uncom.
mon sure crop. lflRh
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SENTImNTAL,--A poorjilted blade
says:
Woman's love is like Scotch snuG,
You get one pinch, and that's enough
Whereupon darkey ofmore sense,
as well as soul, responds: M
Woman's lub's like injy rubber,
II stretches de more de more you lub her
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25

GzrThe young lady who was "lost
in thought" has bsen found. Sho
was "hugging an idea Sit looked
like Amsn. N.w tfyW Qg
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Costar's" Rat, Roach, &C., xter.
Put up in 2Oc., 35c., &c., and 81, Boxes
Costar's" Bed Bug Exterminator,'
Putupin Csc, So, 75c., and 81, Bottles.
"Costar's" Electric Powd'r, for ants,
Insects, &c. Put up in Csc. and Soc. Box's.
Principal Depot, No. 1888 Broadway, New
York, and sold by DRUGGISTS and
DEALERS everywherein the United States,
Cans das, West In lies and South America.
p Full particulars by Mail. I'm.
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JOHNSON HOUSE,

Nos 81 aud 80 VermoHtst,, La'Orenoc, XII
BENZ. JOHNSON. PROPRIETOR. Il
W stagos leave daily for all parts Of tho
bu7 UH Territory. lb l2.ly
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| NOTWITHSTANDING this exciting
4N state Of things, the people need not at
all feel alarmed, for We have Constitution
of our own. which is as deeply engraven,
and which iSIcherished with as sincere de-
votion, in the recesses Of our hearts, as are
the holy reInembranbes Of the old Reyolu
tionary Patriots Of '76l Yes God bless
"The Old Banner 49,. The Blood Stained
Standard -" The Topeka CONSTITUTION I"
Let the tyranical Democratic Congress DARE
TO thrust upon our necks the puny bastard
conceived Of the Devil and born ofMissouri
pukes and "chivalric Fons Of the sunny
southp We will all rally around our
heaven-blsSsed banner and keep it's folds
free from waving DER Slavery's polluting
soil, cen should it cause the crushing into
thousand Fragments the Gibralteric ram
parts Of our "glorious Union |" As to the
I" union being dissolved between Winton
and Willott, that don't matter much, as
JOHN r. WINTON
Is complete UNION Of himself He has
lately fitted up and removed into a splendid
NEW STONE STORE,
Which he has fitted up at a great expense
and 10 now constantly receiving p, a tu
New GoodSl New GoodSl
Which he wiH sell on chtop terms, and
keep constantly on hand as good
an assortment Of goods, and
probobly better than is
keptin any trading
house in this I
part Of ...
@ tho Territory. r..
I HIS stock con- D .' 'h
I sists Of
Dry Goods, ..4. i.
Groceries, Hard- ..'
sOare, Qveenswars, TIN
tOars, Woodwars, Hats, Boots
and &oeS--and II, fact he can
please the Jastidious, having on hand
FINE DRY GOODS,
Challie Delains, gneJ MW ,hYGg
Berege Delains,
Debeges, .n.9 .
Lawns, r
Merinos, .' ~
Alapacas,
neYl . Ginghams,
M Prints,
Tweeds, 80
Gloves, ,
0. Cassimeres, . Pig
Mohair Cloths, rg
Summer Cottonades,.
Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs. etc.
Also Sash, Glass, Putty, Linseed. Oil and
Turpentine. . .'pi I'd
Don't forget the place--at the Post Office,
corner Of Mt. Pleasant and Lane streets.
.e!r JOHN r. WINTON.
Rrairie City, Jan 81, ls5s--l2tf e
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vR1T Intempsrancc trAmplss on tho
ballot box. q Z -NNF e'i
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n0M FRENCH WOVEN, CoRsE aTIEI

VWN rnENoh uUFEN CoR6ETS,
~ sos s, open ,s 70 front rsh Em ndsr.
Rands. yards Of wok. l7ssej Dinlity Baids iasse
fine Cambria Bands No 4 W rk, containins d! vi.
@ rar ir;.s rS asn &c rsngs. q and sh,
wide,a good article, loc; Black siIks sic extra
chap; Black Twisted Mite axe; Canibrie sdres
l?16c; Nainsooks Cambrics: Dotted and Emb swiss
Muslina; Bonnet Lawns; complete assortment 81
every description Of Trpimings and Millinery toods
city The Ladies would do we'll 10 cali and zee these
handsome and cheap 6oods ms they viii then con.
vince themselves Of the facts.
ape 6ULDsMTT 2s5 Broad At
RLACK AND COLORED SILKS We
AZ, shall offer large lot Of Black Gro de Rhine
isss than the same have been selling at
Check and a Plaid e !. sas s,pd DO do
ALS0-A large lot of Irish Lnens Linen Sheet
ings, Table Dainask and Danask Napkins will be
' aps 'h'a GGns 81 & = 1'n aTsop
CHOICE GOODS, CHOICE GOODS
~ TH0S. r. PRICE co, by every arrival. are
making large additions to their splendid stock In
rich and elegant DRESS GOODS their assortrn emit Is
unrlsaiied 10 extent and variety. and many Of the
goods, bonght at large loss the cost Of impor.
tation, viii be sold at astouishingly low prices.
New a and elegant Double Ffounced A'QUILLE
New and elegant Organize ROBES
Splendid SILK ROBES for $25, worth $50
Do 0renadine Side-Strips ROBES
Do y. Mouseiine do do
Do ChaNey-de-TOiie do
Argentine ROBES and SILKS
In every description of goods for Mourning they
have very large supply, and In Plain Black and
Figured Black Silks and SIX Robes some of the most
decided bargains ever offered 10 the public
Servants Goods Dama4ks. Linens, Shirtngs Cot
tons, Towellings. Diapers Hosiery. Parasols, Hoop
Skrts-they have every thing that can be needed to
which they would call attention.
A fresh supply Of LACE SRTTS, Embroideries,
Lace Veils just to hand. TR PRICE a co,
,,,b
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FOR THE DISTRICT OF
-
BROAD ROCK.(VA.A

<SnAsy> RACES will commence
.@sS- FIRST BAY Tuesday
sweepstakefor three year old colts and es $500 en-
trance. 800 forfeit. mile heats, closed LIST January
!st. Thomas and Thomas w boswell names Oh. I.
by Revenue dam Sarah Washington.
I'd. Also. names CHI. I. BY Revenue, dam virginia
Sd. Also. names CHI. c. by Revenue, dam Nina.
4th. X Beasly names br. Two Bits by Revenue,
dam by imported Priam
9Th. WIN Gibbons names oh. c. Rosebud By Revenue
dam Machioness by imported Rowton.
9Th. X II Dickinson names CHI c. by Revenue, dam
It'll. Vim Harper names b; c. by imported York
shire dam By Muckle John.
sth. Calvin Green names grey f. by Glencoe dam by
Also, names H,' ch +. by Glencoe. dam by imported
sEcosp Racr-iS,me -sweepstake for four year
olds, the produce Of mares that never won race
or produced winner, dssh Of ono mile, -
entrance play or pay, the proprietor TO add SloD,
1.-two start, two or more TO make race, and
Cot @ w Win ss n SS-e e. eH 81 Tally Ho
Calvin Green names Oh. (. by cosmo. dam by i'm
syo6sp pa9 Wednesday,, 9Th weepstake for three
year old colts and nfleys, the produce OF mares
that never won or produced winner, 800 en-
trance. $50 forfeit, mile heats, closed LIST March,
VIM Harper names ch. By imported Glencoe,
dam by sarpedon.
David Mcdaniel names b. c. BY Revenue dain o5
Green reef name. ch f. by imported Glencoe, dam by
sEcosb RsCE-SarSs Dap-A match, 500 side, in
which David Mcdaniel names Mr. Cronch'. b. h:
by Billy Towns, out of the dam Of BED BYE, ?
Green names b. m. Lady Campbell. six years old
TuIRD DaY-Thtrsfay. lah-Fcur mile sweepstake
Tor ali ages. $500 entrance. 500 forfeit. 5000
| added ~ the club and proprietor. Il two or more
| start. closed LIST January, is3s as follows
| lst Thos Watson names h. Mohegan ~ Carr
som. Zinganee, dam Virginia Rose. years old
I'd. R II Ditkfnson names b. h. Tar River By siciio'
las, dam by simon, years old.
3D. John Campbell names en-. m. Lizzie Mcdonald ~
| Revenue, dam Sarah Washington. years .cid:
| 4th. Also names b. &. Mat spangler b. Tally He
dam Seyen-Up,5 years old. -. e. /,
sth. WIN Ii Gibbons names en- m Mary Eyeiine. y,
| imported Glencoe, dam sally Hsrh, year
9TH Green names b h Robert Walker. By Cam
ro aTn' 6 dam p sweepssae for rec
old colts and niles. $500 entrance. halt forfeit
dash Of two miles, closed lst March, 1858, a. fol
I.t WIN Harper names Oh By imported alencoc
ID. R'K BeasIsy names che by -. dam By Bo'
Sd. David Mcdaniel na,e. b by Revenue. dam b.
4sh P GREEN 1sSss e BY imported Glencoe a
srOosD impGI.sss maus ssyswssp stake four
9.swinners two mile heals. SO estfanrr. play 9
E '9 3Rs AK Z s q e. spss
Isl. VIM y. Winfree namss ca. mare b. TAlIyAo;
Calvin Green panes en- mare by Cosmo. Dam ~ 70
, ,.h Hay-satarday, I5.--A match race. 500 side
half forfeit two mile heata- ,,,,
DAy towns ms cas q he dam M d Red Bye
: @. Green names b. NJ. Lady Campbeli, veighf y
:. esrss q m y sysn saass III
10 be increased pGanaa on each. - (
fi.k.z.
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NOR RENT.--A. small EARM. contain
II fug about % acres. on the New RrtdEe foedtEa2
miles from ihs sity aaloinnk coa !, T. e ss's
nm ansi wen Adapted 20 tbs grewte OF vsessA1nl
and swe~t pofatoes particularly There y ea w
place Dwelling. kitchtn, aud al ne us,sH -.
s vsa, ~ 800 F''Vs Mrs LEBkR,
AZ s@sts On the premises.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 27 ACRES OF

't'hUSIEE . SALE Of ~ hChEC Of
L LAND ON THE WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, 3
MILES BELOW RiCHM0ND.-As trustee in deed
of trust from MIR. A. B Carter to the subscriber,
dated LIST November 1885, duly recorded in Henrico
County Court shall proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises on Saturday the 18th April,
1858 at ~ O'Clock. p. NJ the tract of land conveyed
by the ICED aforesaid containing 81 acres lying
the north side Of the Williamsburg road about
miles below Richmond adjoining the lands Of the
late John Finders decd and being the same OF which
Ned Cary died seized.
TERMS Reasonable and made knownaf the hour
of sale Such title as is vested in the Trustee will
be conveyed to the purchaser, which, however is
believed to be good The taxes for 1858 to he paid by
the purchaser JOHN POE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN. Aucts.
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= BUILDING LOTS ON CHURCH HILL,
q ON 26rn BETWEEN CLAY AND MARsHALL
STREETS. AND ON FRANKLIN, BETWEEN 2eTH
AND 30rH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on MONDAY the 18th OF April lsss. on
the premises commencing at ~ O'Clock, two hAnd-
some building Lots located above. the irst oppo-
site the residence Of Mr. Sutton, r AND the o,her
in rear of the residence of Mr. Pairo; the first
fronting abont GO feet. and the latter % feet.
TERNs.- One-third cash; balance at and smonths,
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retain
ed til last note be paid Thetsxes for ss TO be raid
by the purchasers. ooDDIS APPERS,N,
ana Aucts.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL

II
y Bile FARM IN THE iCoUNTY OF ELIZABETH
ClTY.-By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
for the county of Elizabeth City pronounced on the
18th day of March, 1855, in the suit of Armstead
Jet, &C., the undersigned Commissioners, will, on
the 29th day of April next at 10 o'clock before the
Court House door Of said county. in the town Hamp
ton offer for sale that valuable Farm In said county
known az Oakland" formerly Mrs Jetts bounded
west by Hampton river, east by the lands OF Joseph
SeGar and Meirose south by John Tabb's land and
north by VIM. 0alter's land. This Farm contains
about 1853 acres and is one of the most desirable
farms in lower Virginia. being in sight of Fortress
Monroe, aud Immediately opposite the town Of
Hampton, from which it is separated by the river.
The chesapeake Female College and the flourish.
ing school of J. 3. Cary, are located within few
hundred Yards of the farm
TERMS OF SALE.-For the sum of s. 900 credit win
be allowed viz: On half the said sum " months,
and the other half two years. with interest from the
day of sale, to be paid quarterly. secured by bond
and personal security. and lien upon the land or
title retained. For the remainder Of the purchase
money, cash will be required.
F Ea THtL1 Taylor, }com'r..
NH
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

l. HOUSE AND LOT IN THE TOWN OF sYD-
NEY, AT THE CORNER OF HARVEY AND FED
ERAL STREETS.-By virtue of two trust deeds,
executed by Mr. James Sempie-the first to tbs un,
,lersigned, John Bagby, dated - June, 1855. aud
the second to the undersigned, Wellington Goddn
dated goth of March, 1857. both duly recorded in
Henrico County Court, we shall. in execution OF
said trust deeds proceed to sell at auction, the
premises on THURSDAY. 18th April, 1858, at "a
O'Clock NJ. (if fair if not, the next fair day the
real estate conveyed by the said deeds consisting of
Lot 70 &C. in the plan of Sydney, having front on
theeas line OF Harvie street of $50 feet and depth
on the south line of Federal street of lT2 feet and
having thereon neat brick cottage residence, to-
geth.r with kitchen, stable, smoke-house, &c, well
Of fine water and parcel of fruit and shade trees
The lot will be divided to suit purchasers
TERMS -One-fourth cash, balance at l. 8, and u
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained
JOHN BAGBY, rr,,s.aas
W GODDIN Ai"''oo''
Ha-sale conducted by GoDDIN L APPERsoN. Aucts.
NH lj-Iaw3w sltdg
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By James NJ. Taylor & eon.


pRICK DWELLING, WITH 8 ACRES
- or GROUND ATTACHED IN THE TOWN
or SIDNEY, AT AUCTI0N-WiI be sold upon
the premises on WEDNESDAY, the FIST day OF
April, commencing ~ O'Clock, P VI, the very de-
srabIe Brick Dwelling, with three acres Of ground
attached situated at the northwest corner Of Pop
lar and Grove streets two squares north OF the Pair
Grounds, and now in the occupancy OF Mr. Peter d..
Bernard.
The House contains about large and airy rooms
with Kitchen, Stable and necessary out houses The
Lot is enclosed and Of first rate soil
The location and contiguity of this property to
the city, renders it very desirable suburban res
idence, and those in want would do well to attend
the sale.
TERas.-$3o0 in cash the balance on 8 credit of
one and twp years, for notes, with interest (pay-
able seEfannualiy0 and secured bya trust deed
Taxes for 1855, to be paid by the purchaser.
JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 SON,
mi 1s-oadtds a,,e.;onaa.s
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

ELLETT, WALLER, DREWRY 4 CO.,
Solicit the attention of merchants visiting RICH
aoSD to their large and well selected stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER Day GOODS. most OF
which has been bought in tho Northern markets.
under the depressing influences of the recent panic
at AUCTION and for CASH, at very low prices. To
which weekly additions will be made by the agency
'h ~ Me% .nnh St thso al
vantage of the changes in the market, and their
prices to the CASH AND PROMPT MONTHS TRADE, they
are satisfied cannot be undersold by any regular
honse in this country. They earnestly ask a cal
from the merchants who wish to purchase.
Store No II Pearl street,
NH I3-ts Richmond, Va.
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OPRING DRY GOODS.

SPRlNG DRY GOUDS.
JOHNSTON & HARDWOOD,
(No. II MAIN srREEr,)
Have opened, and will sell low, the following
Spring Goods:
French Lace MANTILLAs
silk MANTTLLAs
Write and Coored Stella SHAWLS
Sill SIX i k e Guile
CHALLIE
ORGAND1E "" 80
Ducal PLAIDS and STRIPES
GINGHAMS and LAWNS
BRILLlANTs, plain and figured
Plain and figured BERAGEs
Plainan figured M0USLAINS
Marsees and Swiss COLLARS
NH Is JOHNSON HARDWOOD
SPRING GOODS.-I would respectfully
- inform my customers that. undaunted by the
late financial and commercial troubles, have been
laying in again for the approaching season. large
new, and elegant an assortment of
TRIMMINGS, FANCY, AND VARIETY GOODS
ally supplied with NEW GOODS, and while Keeping
everything of the best make and quality, can af-
ford. by Increased facilities in purchasing MY
GOODS, to sell on an equal footing with the best
houses in the country. 5. H1RSH,
NH 22-lm* 2n9 Broad street.
NEW GOODS.-A. X. PARKER & co.
~ are now receiving their spring supply of For
rietY Of the newest and desirable styles of la
dies and gentlemen's wear. Also, every variety Of
Goods suitable for Planters and Housekeepers:
FlouEced Berage Robes and Robes A'qulle
Black and COlored Flounced Silks and Robes
Aquille
Dala Muslin Robes
Black Broche Robes
Bayadere and Fancy Silks
Berage De LANES, Plain and Figured Mousse
lines
Plain, Cold and Black Berages
Plain Cold and Black Chalies
Black BombaZines and Alpacas
Alexander's Dark KidGloves
Brown, White and Fancy Half Hose
Ladies' and Children's Hosiery
Irish Linens, Linen Sheetings. Table Damask. Da-
mask Napkins Plain and Colored and Bodrered
Towels, Brown and Bleached Sheehn2s and Shirt
ings. Striped and Plaid Osnaburgs, Plaid Domestics
&c &c. NH %
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT ON THE

DEAUTIFUL CUUNIh1 DEAI ON III
- BROOK PLANK ROAD, ONE MILE NORTH
OF RICHMOND FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will
be sold on THURSDAY, the end April, lS5S. on the
premises commencing at o'clock, the ao .vs beau
lancaster containing CO.'S acres. Ii will BE subdi-
viIed so as TO give 70 the mansion house 55% acres
to the small brick tenement Il scres; and 70 the
6ailt of brick, nearly new having 5 rooms. besides
ali the usual out-houses. such as kitchen, stable
carriage house, &C. The land - new IN INC ~
healthy, and the neighborhood good. n plat ana
survey OF the land can be seen At our once; a.
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by a trust deed. The taxes for 1855 TO De paio oy
aps@aaWtd GoDDIN L APPERsoN. Aucts.
q ~ II