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Bishops Pictures, excelled by none,
equaled by few. Call and see at No. SO West
Fourth street.
Winder's Skylight Gallery. - None
but the best kind of work done. ..
Winder's Western Row Gallery. -
Ambrotypes, Melainotypes and Photographs,
of all sizes and styles made to order. a.
Fits are generally considered danger
Gus, but the kind of Z" Fits" Redman & Du-
rando, Merchant Tailors, 1877 Main street, will
give you, will have benign influence upon
the mind and body, as long as the finest fabrics
will withstand the ravages of time.
In regard TO Pictures, If we should
try to write volume in few words, we would
say "BALL & THOMAS, 100 WEST FOURTH
STREET"
DIR. VOLTS Cincinnati Institute, for
diseases of the Throat and Lungs, No. 21O
Vine street, between Fifth and Sixth.
Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest
corner of Sixth and Western Row, over Han
naford's Drug Store. Pictures taken and put
in good cases for 20 cents.
Warranted to please. ....
We understand that the best and cheap
est likenesses in the city arc to be had only at
ArPLEeATE's Broadway Gallery of Art. They
cost only twenty cents.
For Wedding and Visiting Cards, go
to HALLS, No. IA West Fourth street; also for
fine English and French Note Paper and En-
velopes.
Harlan & Wilson, No. 30 West Fourth
street, pay particular attention to the Photo
graphic art. Call at their rooms and examine
for yourselves.
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The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
New schooD church held another session at
Wilmington, Del, on the goth. Rev. L. S.
Lacy, from California, appeared The report
OF the Committee on Foreign Missions was read,
showing that the body Is second to none in
proportionate number of foreign missionaries
and amount of contributions TO but one of the
largest denominations in tho country, viz. the
oongregationalists. The Old School Presby-
terians stand next in the list The report Of
the Publication Committee shows an unpre-
cedented progress in sales and contributions, as
well as in new issues. The Rev. L. A. Mills,
ID, of New York, read the report on educa
tion, showing great progress. No final ac-
ton was taken on these reports. ..fo.i.l
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The New York Herald of Saturday, speak
ing Of the late attempt to rob the U. S. Mail
Agent on the New York and Erie Railroad, says:
AS soon as tho cars reached Narrowsburg, the
telegraph extending along the entire route of
the New York and Erie Railroad was called in
rcquisition, and in short time every station
on the route was notified of the bold attempt
to rob the mails. Just previous to the depar-
ture Of the train from 0tisville, the station
twelve miles from where the attempt was made,
young man, a total stranger to the officers It
the station, made his appearance and purchased
a ticket for New York. The ticket master OBJ
served that he had black eye, and being ap-
prised by telegraph Of the facts in the case,
at once made up his mind that the young man
was the robber. The ticket master, however,
proceeded cautiously, and did not for mo-
ment appear to have his suspicious aroused;
but just before the train started he told the
conductor that he believed that this young
man was the individual who was wanted. As
the cars proceeded the conductor made very
scrutinous examination of the young man,
who, by the way, had fallen asleep; and open
ing his lips, deep cut, probably from the eff
feet of the mail agents fist, was discovered.
AT the next station the conductor telegraphed
to the division superintendent at Port Jervi,
the fact of the suspicious young man on the
train. That officer requested his description
which was Immediately given; and, in a few
minutes, return answer came for the conduc-
tor not to allow the young man to escape on
any condition. AT one of the stations few
miles the other side of Jersey City the fellow
wanted to get out, but was prevented by con.
ductor Willetts. By this time the authorities
in Jersey were apprised by telegraph of thu
facts, and an agent was at once despatched t.
meet the train and take the suspicious indivi
dual into custody. This was accomplished
without any difficulty, and the train reached
Jersey City at 1922 P. NJ. on Thursday, wher
he was given in charge of tho Chief of Police
of that city for safe keeping.
On Friday morning Thomas Clarke, Esq.
the special agent Of the New York Post Office
and Deputy United States Marshal, went
over to Jersey City, and brought the prisoner
to this city. He is quito an intelligent younl
man, rather tall; he gave his name as Edwin
Jackson, and says he resides in this city. II,
was taken before United States Commissioner
and held to bail in the sum of 81, 500 to awai
an examination ON Monday next. The pris
oner's wife subsequently appeared, attended
by counsel, and went in search of bail Mai
Agent, Adam Keck, has been telegraphet
to at Cincinnati, and he will probably arriy
tonight. .r.
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Division of California.

The legislature Of California has passed
law providing for the division of that
State into two. As the boundaries of
California are fixed by its Constitution, it
looks as if the law would be of little
effect The object of the movement is the
creation of slave State-a thing wherein
it is not probable majority of the whole
people will sympathize; in which case
their will as expressed in the organic,
must overrule the provisions of the statu-
tory law, and things remain as they are.
1t is not often in human history, that the
people of any State, province or empire,
have desired a division of their territory
on the contrary, the tendency has unani
mously been the other way - to acquire
and consolidate; and it is hardly to be
expected that an exception to a rule SO
universal will be found in the case of Cal.
ifornia.
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The Mobile (Alabama) Mercury informs US
that there are active movements going on in
that city, looking to a secession from the
Union. 1t says: The times are now ripe for
the organization of political movement in
the slaveholding States, and there are peculiar
reasons why such movement should be un
IDLY informed that conferences have already
been held by leading patriotic gentlemen in
this city, of all parties, and the plans of o
southern organization have been set on foot
and almost matured, preparatory 70 action.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
JNO. c. SCHOOLEY & co.

nESIRE TO INFOR NJ THE IL
~ friends and customers that the fire which de.
stroyed their Factory Sunday morning, May 18th,
will not interfere with their ability to promptly sup
ply all orders with which they may DO favored as they
have already perfected arrangements for continuing
the manufacturing of Refrigeators and on and after
Tuesday, The nth inst, will he at work as usual
We have on hand, at our Warehouse, No. I6s Vine
street, good assortment of Patent Iceberg Re.
frigeraors, with which We will be happy 10 supply
our trade.
cincinnati, Monday May l6, 1859. myl6
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GOLD IN Ross COUNTY editor of the
Circleville Herald has been shown some gold,
said to have been taken from running stream,
on the farm of Daniel Hecter in Buckskin
Township, Ross County, about twenty miles
from Chillicothe. The Herald says that gold
has undoubtedly been discovered, but whether
in sufficient quantities to pay, is yet to bo de.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-24

ss LEcTpRE.-zThe, tenth, lecture of, tho winter
course before tho Young Mems Christian As
sociation, 1t was expected would be delivered
by Prof. Mitceell, Of Cincinnati On hisfcfnrn
from his lecldring tour in New York and other
cities At the Bast.s Profs NJ. aid not return
bono BY way Of Cleveland, but Rahsed through
Philadelphik and Pttsburs, Owing TO fhS
healthsof his family iuphsdi stelyaiter bis re I
turn, and rsubssa 1entsss ~ TN pressure, Of
other Engagements, the, Association have not
been able to procure the services Of this dis
tinguished astronomer and lecturer, in closing
their COURSE Daily Ciepeiand Herald.
Ma lwI re 1fivbYAoE. .1The ST. lLouil Dem
ocrat has been shown letter from Mr. John Wise to
triend 81 hts I'm thHt city, dated Now York, May
Sth IN which he states that he has Just completed his
arrangcments pTepNrhtoIy. 10 a trans-continentaI
voyage from st louis 10 tia Atlantic seabualf, in
MS monster balloon the "Nneteenth Century !"
which Is sixtyeight feet in diameter, and will CON
tain from sixty to eighty thousand fcetof eas Nlrs
wise expects to make the start from St. Louis about
inc middle or latter part ofJune, at farthest early
~ July. MIR. Wise is prosecuting this undertaking
at his own eXpense, regarding II chiefly an exper
ment with which TO satisfy himself of the practica.
bility Of bis long cherished scheme Of mronantinR
across the Atlantic Ocean. MIR. Wise also mentions
IN his letter that similar enterprise Will be
attempted by Mr.. eager, who will make either st
Louis or Chicago his starting point
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-24

Mr.. Amos Laurence has presented to the
Massachusetts, Historical Society the collection
of papers and documents left by the late Gen.
William Heath, Of Revolutionary fams.I Tho
collection consists of 5000 letters and dOeu-
ments relating TO the Revolutionary War, 400
Of which are written or signed by Washington. .
They &re splendidly bound In 45 volumes, with
complete indexesy1h no tEf nm ar0
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-24

IT is THOUGHT by those who are best
posted in such matters, that. WILLIAM
DrSNrsoS, Esq, Of Columbus, viii receive
the nomination to the Office of Governor
at the next 1'RepublicanW Convention
Judge srooSER and DON P1ArT, Esq, are
spoken of ipgfsnnsctOp Fith that Of
Lieutenant Governor.
.ITASHIOEIo ,T9aHTs VI
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The Hon. RUFUS X. SPAULDING, Hon.
MARTIN WELKER, of Wooster, now Lieu
tenant Governor, Hon. w. Y. GHoLsoS
and FLAMEN BALL, Esq, are spoken of in
connection with the candidacy for the
office of Judge of the Supreme Court oI
Ohio, BY the Republicans.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-24

9ELoPEMESr IN WIscoNsIN.--An elopement
at 0akheld, Wisconsin, is reported: Herman
Warner, aged 81 years, with one Cynthia Poole,
about 30 years Of age The female was a
spiritual medium, while her newly found part
Der was regarded as one Of the most s.aid and
respectable mon 10 his vicinity. Tho affair has
given rise TO considerable scandal in the COM
munity. Both parties leave families. i N
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-24
Purified Grab Orchard Sal
Raspberry Vinegar.

A SMALL QUANTITY OF RASPBERRY
Vinegar, added to glass of water, form n cool
ing and refreshing drink in warm weather, and in
many febrils complaints. Prepared and for sale by
.. SURE, ECKSTEIN Il Co,
my23.c Opposite the Post.officce
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---e
A McO. BELf.
A. CARpENTEa Ann JagBER
- ,osva e ntrrm his fsicnds aad the PUBLIC
rass,liy tha, he has rented tie upper pat OF the
ntldiag over the the shop Of Mr. Burs.s on Main.
tefwrgn lath sEd flih streets. whase be has con-
r,-pc 4 business on his owB account lie II rrerar
"a 70 ID all kinds of repairs ef is9Us Il WORK. or
fbsr Ibteg in hts iine OF business at low pa tcer
lie n,ass resr ctfalty seict's small hate ef pub
ie psfraTase feT-ets
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By Jas. II. TAYLOR d Son.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, AND ,

UNSTABLE hEeiDENCE, AND VA.
~ CAN'T LOTS ADJOIHIEG, ON MARSHALL
STREET, At AUCTION Will be ecld upon the
premises. On THURSDAY, the oath dsy OF Febru-
rable II sd, Zee north 81 10 of Marshall strset
new Ia the occupancy Of 4 e Courtney EP1 who
iEtenis disseminating housekeeping. Ii has ten
fooms. large and convenient. kitchen, n we'll OF
good water. stable, and other conveniences about
the premises
The whole property fronts on Mar. hall STREET ITO
feet and .uns back los feet. With tho exception o.
the ground on which the house stands, the residue
viii tie div ided into lots OF suitable sizs
After tue sale Of the real estate, Will be sold the
entire Furnilure Of Mr. Courtney, consisting OF the
usual variety also, young and well broke hoI 81
six years old, new kocsa u ear, &c.
1LaMJ-F0r the real estate, Cae- fourth cash. tn,
balance at ~ and Is months for ne sotiabis 9ts
with interest added. and occurred By trusi deed
taxes anS insurance for 1859 20 be psi by rs ppr
chasers For tue personal property, sunsof SO and
under, ca,h; thst amount 60 days crenit with
interest. JAS IA TAYLOR Il BON
fe 10 Auctioneers
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~ 0oddin Z Appssson, Aust'rs.
COMM1sEIONER'S SALE on vALu.
ABLE Lot. with BRICK TRNENrrT th.rs
on. on the nerth sdecf Hroad, bstxesss sh And III
streets = 80 - ~
- Cominiasioner. appointed by a decree Of tia
C'rctut Curt Of the o. Of Richsicnd pronounced
on the sst 1872 ~ the If spot: aaeinst
mHlinas Adm,r. 4c. shall proceed to HRLE AT
ptbLic AClTInN. on the rrems.es, on MONDAY.
ths 2i.s dsy OF February, 1879 at o'clock, n. Il
With large BRICK TENFMFNT theron. il III,
city q ehmond. on the north aide 81 Broad. b..
tween eth and I'D ,freeis conveyed by Pamela
ing 80 fat. running back about 40 feet TO Marx Il
Alley The location OF tina property "a among fhe
est IN that part OF the ctr for 4 Ia sjuess rfana
tn ugh 1t has here tolore been used g. dwelling
TENS: = cash. balance at 8. Il and Is Irnrfhs.
for esotsble noies. Interest added and title re.
conveyance ordered by the Court The taxes Ard
isurarce fer ,his year to be paid By the rurchaser
sa'n by GOBLIN PPgE 5cs, Auctionsers.
fe lids kO h HOWIS0N Conn.,
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DLATED GOUES just opened, an
\ o. her superior lot of nue Plated Tea Sets, Cas-
tors &C. Call and examine them, at
STEBBiNS & PULLET'S,
fell No lfi broad street.
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!, . BENJAMIN II NASH, Com 4
Sale conducted By doppIN AppEks,N.
ia 29-2aw2pits

a FTER the foregoing sale, by B. II.
l. Nash. Corn'r We shall sell ct auction that
nost valuable, uDimprovsd lot, at the corner of
Grace and 2oEh streets, fronting 1872 feet on Zach
street u will be divided into four lots Of 50 fest
These lots amcng the most beautiful for private
dwellings: to be fonnd in that part OF the city While
is now being improved by The erection Of many
handsome d " llings. The term, which will be &C.
commodstipg. will DO made Known ct tho hour OF
sae- The taxes for 1885, be paid by the purcb s.
seTs. GUDDIS APSERsOV
- zs-eod!T&dtd AUetonpers
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sxe~-,xrrrry-rs. THROUGH TARIFF OF
FL EIGHT from Richmond TO Mem.
mis- nj inferno diats points:

The rates West Of L knoxville VIII net 80 into eff
feet until after the cAm3leIiCu Of the Cleveland
Branch Railroad which will he abort the lst o.:
April
th,ppers of through goods Iaust zen duplicate
tickets giving the mar rs weights a1i destination
cf goods. Send 10 &c XS Lne-Gt Boats
A 3 LEE. on the Dock.
n -5tods froal Northern cities shipped through
al reGuced rates. Il. 8. l..
IL, 81
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Be Thomas W Keesee,
By Alexander Mott, Auct.

GROCERIES. DRY GOODS, FURNI.
N1TChE, ae-Willb s sold ct Auction at my store
70 50 cURDAY, February 18th, comme n sing at l0s
- 10 salt Beef IN good order: 10 do No Halifax
nersingf; 70 do Old Rye Whsky; 10 /. casks Bran.
ny; soap: Tobacco, Starch: Segsrs &C
Several Invoices Dry Goods Clothing. Shoes. 6c.
ALSO,
3large SHOW Cases; large Glass Cases. Birds. &c.
sfcond hand Furniture, Stoves &e.
fell ALEX NOTr Auct.
IRON SAFES. COMPILING HOUSE
DESKS, &c .ArAUCrION.- VIII he rold At an ..
iiap, at the old Cust1m House, on 18th street on
MD" "a FebruaSs i4th. csmrne ncne at IL o'clock.
Two iarge lroa ates. Lot Of Desks. Beck Gases &C.
Bw order of the United States Collector for Rich.
mord. 80 avn
TERMs-Chsh in Specie.
sa'e conducted ty ALEx Mort. Auct fau
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COMMISSIONER SALE nE MOS.

4 tVM NJ ISEIUNEHS SALE UF MUST
Richmond. on the east line Of 18th, between Grace
and froea streets.
As Commissioner, appointed by decres of the
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond, pronounced
on the 9th JaDuary, 1889. In the case Of Mash &
Go Va Montague &c." shall proceed to sell OF
PUBLIC AUCTION, on the pr, mises. on TUESDAY
the 18th DAY Of February, ls59. at O'clock N, ii
fair. if not. the neat fair day, the HUUSE AID
LOT, located as above, formerly tie residence of
the late Thomas Cowles. fronting 80 feet on the
east lire of 18th street. running back l24 feet 70 an
alley. The above is Justly regarded as among the
most valuable locations 10 this part OF the city for
rs hole or divided into tbrs lots of 30 feet each
az may be detaru,ir. Ion ut the hour of SALE
TERMS F aALE-one-fourth each, balance at e. 8
and u mos. Tor negotiable notes. interest added
ana title retained till lhe iaet no'e is paid The
saxes Tor 1859 to be maid by the purchasers
BENJAMIN ii NASH Com'r
Sale conducted By dopDIS & APpEKs,N
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DESIRABLE BOARD can &c obtained
~ by gentleman AID vile. ia a genteel private
family. on 1fh between Grace and Frat kiln reels
Ergura al the Dispatch CfAice {. lU-2AS2ge
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CERVANT FOR sALE.--A middle sa ed
~ W0HAE viii be disrosca Of privately, who ex-
cells cs 8 Washer and froner, and is good sean.
atress Size is an Old family servant aud a. ~ IN
eIctpti0nable character. Enquire st this ofrcs.
f,T-ts
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JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Trustee.
TkyJnp 4 Eucts fa IN

VALUABLE REAL EeTATE ON CLAY
STREET AND BROOKE AVENUE, AT AUG
TIoN.-By the request Of the Trustees of Clay
Street Methodist church, we will proceed to sell
CONNIE, cling at O'clock NJ. Clay street Method
ist Church with the property thereto lei, ns sit
natal at the seuib wet corner OF Clay stf, CT and
Brooke Ayene The property is particularly adapt
ed To- a business stand aud wit. little expense can
he srraus ed both To- s.s.rt. ana dwellings,.
Pos ssi1r will to given On the LIST v az next
TERMS --Onr-third cash; the balance 1T and u
rsoDths for nego table notes, with interest e6ded
aud secured by trust deed
f,S JAS VI Taylor L SGri Aucs
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDTCAL COL

TNFIRMARY OF TIE MEDICAL COL
l. Ing E-This Inflmary is situated at the corner
OF Marshall and College streets, il elevated ard
heaithtui position, convenient Ia the railroad de-
pots, hotels and Their cent Of business. is fur
nished VITA every arrangement. requisite Tor the
successful treatment Of diseases and lnjuries snd
for The comfort OF the sick. al persons requiring
Medical OF Surgical aid except the insane these,
.aborine under Contagious diseases, are admitted
into the institution. Lying in women ara also 10.
ceivs.i ard carefully attended to.
Private roGrts far3i-hod when desred
The patients 6re under the charge OF the Profag.
sors OF the College who visit the wards daily. The
charges Tor Board, Medical Attendance. Nursing
and Medicine are for Pes week
White Patients. Sc
Coior6d " .............-..... ,..........,....,s5
In addition to the above vaias, in requiring .
Es10tcci Operation By agreement with the pro
pFietoTs 81 the heiioyRa ncrgi.a. small fee is
charged for the operation. varyin from So 70 $50,
according TO its Importance. The particular fec in
Iaay be- ascaTtaiaed by application to either
OF the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Ph ST.
clan.
All charges payable on the removal OF ths pa.
tent.
Attending Surge0ns-profs GIBSON. pETICC-
LAS and WELLFORD
Attending rhyscians-Profs. TUCKER. CONWAY
gnd McCAW.
Resident Physician-JuNIUS NICHE, Ed.
Stevsrd--E ii PARRISH.
Presidential j JOYh ES, NJ d.
Persons ic tho country, desiring to send patients
to the lnGrmsry may address either tho President
or the r. si.lf ut fh stefan. ia 6-ly
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DAIGTfNG.
II z HFXIIT 4 BRO

TB HEWITT Il BRO,
(shccessors to Mitchell Hewitt)
Having removed from tbs Ballard House 20 orr
new stand Fraaklin street, four doors above the
EXCHANGE Hotel. VIC are prepared 70 execute
and Sign Painting. Draining ard Marbling Il al
kinds, whitening Walls, Glazing. &c. Having pur-
chased our entire stock of materials frou, the man
utseturers We can OH " great Inducements to the
puhhc. AZ TO prios aud neatnass OF work. Being
both practical workmen, and intending to devote
all cur tirae t. the interest of the In .ness ne soi
cit z share OF the patronage SO literally bestowed
Oh the late rrm of Mitchell Il Hewitt.
~ Country orders promptly attended to.
T. Is HEWITT
fe Gins CE HEWITT
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NAIUAeLE FRAMED BUILDING q,

AND WALL sTRFErs PsJR SALE At AI1frioS
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 10th DAY Of lie.
hruary. Is 3 on the premises commencing NJ 4
O'Clock p NJ, the large framed building ioca.ed as
atoys. suljecr to a ground rent 4 $50 per anLurs
TO expire on the LIST ovember. k66 The house has
number of tenants, and the aggregate rents
amount to about $500 to 800 Ger snnura The house
ia insured for SlaU.
TTRMs-0ne fourth cash; balance st 3. aud Q
months for negotiable notes. interest added sacut-
ed By trust Geed. The taxes for 1882 to be paid By
the purchaser. GODDIN APPERSON,
Ca.
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DOR SALE.--A fir rate article Of
4 COAL from the Norwood Pits, In Poxhatan.--
Eor saie % the Basin. between 9th ard 10th stree 8
alro WOOD.
2-lmH 81 G 4 g SEInEN
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MOTlGE.-Al, persons are hereby ncti
~ fed not 70 trade for a BOND executed BIZ me- q
Mrs susap Clarke, OF the county. ef Buckineh-m
dated ON the lofh day or August 1874 for TWO Lua
dred dollars, payable sixty days after date ~ "a
not mean 10 pay said bond aH,sas compelled By law
the ssne having been oesanea from me by false ana
fraudulent Iepfesentatis Ms
fsS-1ms JNO DAVIS.
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By Alexander Mott.
By Henry W. Quarles, Auct.,
Eui.

mo. $50 Main Street)
A UCTION SALE OF A MICH AND
"A ELEGANT STOCK OF JEwELRY.--saies a
commence THIS EVENING, At o'clock. snd tD
continue every evening during the week; acx.ng
without reserve. ~ ~
The assortment consists Of every variety 70 be
found In first class retail store: Elegant Laws ex.i
Cameo Goods; Fine Iockets; Cameo Revolving Pins.
something new; Leaf Gaynot Sets. the Iatert str se
out; and an spcless variety Of aeEtlemens Gptda.
such as Pins, Studs. Cuf Buttons. Chains, nn5 .
&C. &c.
IN. Private sales during the day &
For bargains at auction, call at No 1ee Mais IT.
noaS HENRY W oUARLEs. Aae,
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TkUSTEE'o SALE VI rWO BUILD
l. ING LOPa, ON nth STREET, FRENCH
GARDEN HILL. At AUCrIoN.-By virtue of a
deed of tiust. executed by Matthew Harris. bear
ing tat- the 81 day OF August, ie5i, ana duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office Gf Richmond Hastings
Court shall, III execution of said trust bling SO
CURED by te beneficiary in said deei eeed to
sell at pubc erction. upen The promises. IN MON.
Day, the 2ist day of February. comm neirg at
O'Clock. NJ two Building Lots. at the northwest
cornert OF eigh and II b streets Freuch Garden
.ili fronting on Illh street GS fte. and running
back IL feet TO Al alley IL feet wide.
TERMS ut sale.