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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-04

BSg~ At meeting of the Bradford County
Medical Society, held at the Odd Fellows Hall in the
borough of Monroe, July s. 1852 the following members
were present
DR.. c. X. Ladd, Towanda President " Homet, and
g. F. Horton Terytown W. L. Cagett Standing Stone;
D. Holmes Canton H. P. Moody, Frenchtown G. II.
Morgan, Monroe C. T. Bliss, Leroy A. h. Axtell,
Troy T. F. Madili, Wysox ;'E. II. Mason, Towanda.
The minutes of last meeting read and approved
Mr. Morgan reported a of local paralysis.
DR.. Bliss reported a case of dropsy, and exhibited
large mass of steaomatous matter found attached to the
ovara and filling up the pelvs autopsy of the
DR.. Moody reported of empyema, with the dis
charge of small concretions after the operation of para
centesip.
Dr. Holmes reported case of follicular pharyngitis
Dr. Holmes offered the following resolution, which was
adopted
between the hours of and o'clock, p. NJ each day
of its meetings and hat the persons presented for exam
hation must be patients of members of this Society
DR.. Morgan, chairman of the committee on Vaccine
Virus read report and asked that the committee be
continued until next meeting, which granted
The committee to whom referred the of DR..
Axte for NAL practice, made the following report which
was unanimously adopted
WHEREAS DR.. A. X. Axtell has been prosecuted for
alleged injury done to the knee uint, while producing
extension by force applied above the condyes of the
emOr or in that vicinity and whereas il is asserted that
the leg feXed upon the thigh while extension
being made and whereas majority of your committee
present TO examine the patients knee and heard the
testimony at the trial. and perfectly cOnVersan with
the facts in the case, therefore
ResgiCed That in the opinion of your committee the
force applied to the knee, its vicinity did not could
not produce the alleged injury much greater force is
frequently employed under similar circumstances with
perfect mpuny to the knee joint and that the
pursued by Dr. A. is highly cOmmendabe, and in accord
ance with the best surgical practice.
{. I. Bliss, Committee.
L. +. MADILL, J
DR.. Holmes presented resolution adopted by the Med
ica Association the district State of New
York inviting the members of the Bradford County Med
ical Society become members of their Association.
DR.. Horton offered the following resolution which
adopted;
WHEREAS: At the instance of Dr. Holmes, member
of the Medical Association of the eastern district of the
State of New York. that Association have invited the
members of this Society to membership with them there
fore
Resored That the members of this Society tender their
thanks to the Medical Association, and recommend the
Drs. Holmes and Bliss appointed to read essays at
the next meeting.
The subject of Dysentery selected for discussion at
the next meeting.
DR.. Moody offered the following resolution which was
unanimously adopted
Resolred That the thanks of this Society rendered
to the Odd Fellows, tor the gIatuous Of their Hall
this occasion.
Adjourned to meet at Towanda Wednesday September T.
Z. H. MASON, Secretary.
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HoN. RICHARD RUSH died at his residence in
Philadelphia, on Saturday morning last.
Letter from President Buchanan.

The subjoned letter from President BUCH-
ANAN was addressed to Hon. WILSON MCCAN-
DLEss of PttSburg
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-04
County Treasurer.
ITO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF

VEOMAN'S FRUIT BOTTLES, for keep
Il ing Frnt, &c, Fresh all the year round These
Bottles cheaper and better than any other bottle
can in use For sale by z, T. FOX.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-04

Had the Public Works been sold on the
3Oth of November 1850, for the same price
we lately obtained for them, and which the
" Scientific PunGerers rail so mach about,
how would the finances of the State have been
affected? Let us see.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15

-ENOR SALE-A small Farm OF one hun
Il bred acres, one mile beyond the TERMINATION OF
the Mechanicsvlle turnpike, and about six aud a
| half miles from Rich mond, in an excellent neigh
borhood, and in the immediate vicinity eft one or
| moro churches. rhe improvements consist OF q
| dwelling with four rooms, and all necessary out
| buildings: all of which new. Also, an Orchard
| of choice Fruit Trees. .
1t will he sold for onefourth cash. the balance en-
a credit of cne two and three years, with interest
| Apply to Il. u THOMAS,
| I3-tS go Broad st, RICHMOND
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1850 NEGRO HIRING, 1910
HOUSE RENTING, &c. 1919
| q w r. mZV srrs

0.nce on Marshall, between eth and 7tn Streets
We subscriber again Oilers bis serveeG to the peo-
hs u iehmond and tbs surrounding country, as
- HIS attention will be given especially 10 HIRING
S SUT NEGKOEs, RENTING OUT HOUSES. ana
CVLLEGfiNG THE HIRES aud RENTS. and ali
U WR GL LIN aud SELLING NEGROES and
us acquaintance with the people and places in
Rlchmond 10 very large. having BEEN from 1881 10
1891, the keeper Of the City Hall and Other CITY
lice officer. '' "A1 w
he will give his personal attention when. re.
0uHeol 20 Servants hired out by him during the
year: HIS office Is on Marshall street. between 9Th
ana 'th, IN the former law office of James Lyons
Esq. PERSONS in tho country sending me Servants
will please write me before the end OF the wear And
semd Sheir negroes by the LIST of January, 1859
RANKING those who gave him their patronage
or the year 1885, be socits their busin IS for the
future, and hopas that many others may confde
their business to him.
For his fitness as agent and his responsibility
TOT any money thst may Gene into his hands he re-
lers 10 the citizens CT Richmond generally and e.
psscialiy 70 me following gentlemen: Aon John A
nsre7ltn, Judge of the Circuit Court: Marmaduke
johnson, Esq, Common Iealths Attorney.
MEMBERS or TIM CITY CoUSCIL-D Saunders
president; VIM Allen, Edwin Robinson. DR. Z w
teddy, Geo Whittied, X Grattan Stokes,
and VIM II Richardson
Messrs Conway Robinson, Gustavus Myers,
Herbert A Claiborne, james Lyons, Thos W Nc.
Felix Mathews, VIM IL Hsxall, VIA w Undertake g,
n Lipscombe, Goddn AppeTsop Jas NJ Tay lor
a Son, Alex Garnett. Drs Peterfeld aren't and Al.
bert snead. and julius A Hobson. Collector City
Taxes. g w III TYLER
de 3-dtlOJ&cw6t Office near Second Market
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NEGRO HIRING. M -.TS.- .,,,s..;;

NJ EGkO HIRING, &c. The subscri bar
continues to hire ont Negrocs rent orr 49,.
ss sh. Ksa AMI Personal Estate and viii attend %
ssns,,o reonirfsg an Agent. HAVING an AZ.
nona ana ss Vicinity combined with an al
ers hmss 's r.. rear ar 70 hiring out negroes, he
for them viii 81 me nomea And prces procured
VI az Personal attention given In ali
cssa H. r.;. share Of The public patronage Is 10
a. hkffnsEscEs Judge VIM " Crnmn Mcl,r,a.-,.
Sarrs, " aa Jew Wooldridgc Richmond; DR. John
Ramsaxs, w vap, JACOB keesee. Henrico; VIM d
~ ma lam Boulwsre. John Lnmpkin. King and
King W nsp. nennry Tmborlske. pr Lee EDWARDS
john nnVaa Elder James W Goss. Orange Dr
seot'sviiie; Ware. ELDER Peter AinsIeS Esass
Office in h ko u LYME, General Agent
no 9-2awiDi5Sdlm pranri ntaIi,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15
BY Ro. B. Lyme, Auct

MOUNT PLEASANT FARM AND ED.
VIVA MANUFACTURING MILL, IN CHARLES
CITY COUNTY, FOX SALE AT AUCTION.-That
valuable Farm and Manufacturing Mill, situated as
described above, about twenty miles below the city
OF Richmond, wiz be sold at pubic auction on the
January. 1852 i that be fair day. if not. the next
fair day thereafter.
There is attached to the Farm and Mil seven
hundred acres of land three hundred acres cleared
and produces well of the usual crops made in that
section. and lies we'll for cultivation the balance of
the land is in wood and timber, of which there is
about 200 acres in original growth of cypress hick
DRY, oak and maple, sufficient to employ steam
saw mill for several years.
The land will be divided 70 suit purchasers. To
the dwelling there could be laid OF 400 acres SO
TO make beautiful and compact farm, and to the
mill 800 acres The mansion house contains FIVE
rooms, with the usual outbuildings, such office,
kitchen, servants houses, barn, stable carriage
very convenient.
The mill is considered very valuable, and ISL the
most complete order and 10 capable of grinding
from 80 to 100 bushels of meal and like quantity
wheat per day. The mill is en- a never-faling
stream. The grist from the mill will average $50
barrels of corn and 20 bushels of wheat per aDnum;
and il could be much increased by the purchase of
wheat and corn. There is at the mill post ofice
and good store house. 1t is regarded as an excel.
lent stand for business.
Thefarm and mill will be sold together or divided
as be deemed advantageous. The location is healthy
society good. and convenient to several churches
plat OF the land can be at my otce, and fur.
Their information can be had upon application to
Messrs Goddin Il Apperson, or to Messrs. s. 4 D.
Ball. upon the premises.
TERMs-One- third cash, the balance in one and
two years., with interest from day of SALE and deed
no LYME. Actr,
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
T--pa
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% NOTICE. - Ranawnv from nv

G@ NUTiCE. - KaAaway from my
"a house. on Yesterday, the 5h present instant.
~ my man WILLIS, about five feet, nire or
-. ten incoes high. about thirty-eieht years old,
OF br 2ht coInp lt xiop, ark hair full set of whs-
kers. No particular marks recollected His inten
tions unknown-but suppose he may be aiming
for the fIee Stateshsncs the importance of strict
observs nee Of all managers Of the cars especially
those Of the freight trains He ia tolarabiy polite
70 all strangers. Hewas well dressed when he left
Ard possibly he may have with him q nap-sack or
carpet bag as he went TO his wifes house. aud took
with him all bis winter clothes He had on when
he Left, new sack coat of red;sh blue color with
velvet cage. For his apprehension liberal reward
will be given. He IL an excellent carpenter and
may attempt to hire himself assuch
JaS-its " BOSWELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-15
By Richard Cauthorn.
ON MONDAY, 18th instant. at

IN MONDAY, 18th instant, at 10
~ o'clock, at my store l will ssil at auction the
following articles: bbls Common Whisksy; 2 bbls
Old Rye do; bbls Sherman do; l Dbl Wine: bbjs
Ina and HALIFAX Herrngs; Stone Ware, Consisting
serving &c. ava f
sCALES.-Also, l Platform Scale. nearly new.
ana pei feat weighing loco pounds, and new Coup.
ter Scale. Tin Measures, &c oON'
ia 10 r CAUTH0RN Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
- '.<1-.--@-~-~<~~
FUTURE pAYH.
BY 3. B. Cook, Auct.
T,RUsTEEs BALE on RRAr rar.rr

- - OvVAt AaCts
T'RUETEEs' BALE OF REAL ESTATE.
n. sukNITURH, GROCERIES,, &c. - Valuable
h hoIse Bus and Harness, and other property, on
Of Deed Of Trust ..om Prank Dickmsn and Tia ~
o. ,c. ~ no"son trustee. dated the 18th day Of Mar,
no and OF several deeds OF trust from the aid
Bayfy. Trustee, all DUR recorded IN the (ounfy
court OF henrico. the undersigned will proceed 10
seli on the premises, II the residence Of the said
hoad, q few mites from the city of Richmond. the
property respectively conveyed in the said deeds.
and Tor the purposes Of each OF said deeds respec.
so acres more or less. with buildings store and
Jno. P. Young John kerssy and john stewart Stew {; !;
said DickRan. Pixt lures aud Store apparatus stock
OF 6roceries. Bar Fixtures &C.. In the store: also
very ms Horse, handsome new Top Buggy and
Harness new Wagon, Cart and Hsrness, o fine
CowSnumber OF Hogs. lot CT Corn. and other per.
serial property, The sale will take place on FRI
pay a1ca The .ih day q January 1852 beginning at
TEsMs As to the Real Estate, one fourth cash.
balance at 4. and IL months with interest. the
cured. Az to the persona, estate, cash
Bale conducted By Il B; COOK, Auctieneer.
ja4-.ds s Il \; HT 2 BsgxY Trustees.
POSITION EMENT.-By reason of the rain. the
aeoVe sale Is postponed to MONDAY, the 18th day
o. January beeinuipg at ii O'Clock A N, if fair If
nJ "a i iss asA' '''r day s 1 5 Trustees.
HENBY's RESTAURANT, FIXTURES
NJ n. AND GOOD WILL AT AUCTIoN.--On MON
rvs Restaurant. on 18th street, between Main and
vary streets ali tho Furniture. Fixtures and Good
necessary for conducting the above business
The above establishment is favorably and eliaibly
situated, and offers inducements to any person
ia Ii B COOK Auct
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pr 9'1~ By Il. B. Cook. Auct.
NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF BOOKS.

~ STATIONERY. &C.. AT AUCTION.-By recent
additions, am enabled to effer to the citssns Of
Richmond the largest and most valuable colleofios
Of Standard and Miscellaneous Books ever offered
IN TINS city embracing the Works Of Irving. Eectt.
Dickens, Edgar A. Poe. Goldmith. Addison, byrsn.
In the above collection will be sonnd a great w.
riety OF Animals and Gift Books, suitable FOR ths
holidays, gotten NY In the most exp snsivs stylee
together with splendid Family Bibles, Prayer and
Hymn Books, Stationery, &c &c.
Also, dold Pens, Pencils, Fancy Goods 60
The attention Of the public IL respectfully re-
quested. The sale will becontinued EVERY KyiuIHa
de Is ~ n CO0R A-et
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TOYS FAR BELOW COST To clio,

E'UI FAN bEHUT GUST 10 close
L out the remnants of tie Christmas stock We
will sell at great sacrifice. Plenty nice toys left
and they must be sold in hurry. to make room for
our House Furnishing Goods. of which q splendid
assortuat Mt has Just arrived.
We received = large assortment Of Looking Glass
Plates and Frames, of onr own importation. Re
taiiers ard housekeepers will study their interests
by giving US a call-New York prices,
Ktrosne Oh Lamps and Old Dominion Coffee and
Tea Pots the greatest novelties Of the day hand
~ ;t at ID |G ho. as no =. hIasania'
ton.
Our stock Of China aud Glassware. no.withstanc-
ing our immense sales about Christmas when we
supplied many happy couple, made happier still
by our low prices. is well assorted.
Ledger. Day and Cash Books Japanned Bill Head
Cash and Letter Boxss, and other goods for the
counting room. of which we bought lot at aucton
can be had right cheaps at
SOHAPP & co.'s,
Corner kroaj and 2d streats
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VALUABLE TANNERY.-I wish to de:

vote my time exclusively TO Ey profession, and
hence desire TO dispose OF this property. Ii lies
wealthy and moral community, and in few
miles of the James River and Kanawha Canal. Ever
since its establish it has paid heavy profit on
tie capital invested. TO those wishing to enter q
sat- and lucrative business, an opportunity is now
afforded, / will dispose of this property on ac-
commo1atng terms. From 50 to 20J acres of land
can DO obtained with the Yard, il desired also. n
frame house with three rooms. An abundance OF
bark and nices il furnished by the neigh boThood.
For terms apply to Dr. WM II HENNING,
Ia 7--dl2tcw2t% PoWHATAN G. H. VA
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THE BANKS.

n1VIDEND.-The President and Di-
- rectors of the Farmers Bank of Virginia. have
declared dividend of four and one Quarter uer
cent cut OF the profits of the institution Tor the ast
six months, subject to a deduction of quarter Der
cent bonus to the stats leaving four per cent nett
payable to the Stockholders.
ia IDIOT j, A. SMITH Cashier
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RUNAWAYS.
$3.50 REWARD Aha.

EsM %IoV HEN hU.---A naconded, On
IN the oath instant from Farmyille Va. nv ser.
- want, CORNELIUS CRUMp. lie is 81 or "a
-Nss2~. years of age, feet to inches high vary
ltgne complexion, brown hair. blue e,e largo
mouth. rather homely, good tempered look, and
ostIer His usual dress is light frock coat with
black velvet collar AID cuffs, liRht cap and shawl.
reward will be paid fer his apprehension and
delivery to Ine il FsrDIville his being secured in
any Jail ia the State so obtain him, of Fifty
Dollars, If taken in the State of Virginia or One
Hundred and Fifty D, liars. if taken without tho
State. yATGHaN
do "a.
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nIVlDEND.-The President and III
NORTHERN ICE.-Persons wishing

IN VItA uEItN IVE.-FRrSONS WISHING
~ Ice by she cargo will do we'll to give us a call
We are prepared to deliver Ice at any point on
james River, AcQuia Creek and at Frederick sburg
Intermediate landings. Are now prepared TO con.
tract with large or small consumers for the year
1889, AT RATES DEFYISG COMPETITION. We are also
enarsiag cur Ice Houses, which will enable us to
hold out greater inducements to dealers in Native
Ice than we have ever done. Our old, faithful and
well-tried drivers will continue with us We will
pay fair wages for a faithful and accommodating
coiorad driver.
de 20--Im* WARDWEI,I 4 90
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WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.

v, CEREBRAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
VIII continue TO hire out negroes rent out houses
settle and adjust claims of every description the
Suing year. He returns his sincere thanks IT. his
numerous patrons for the very liberal patronage
they have heretofore bestowed on him and he hopea
by strict attention to business, to merit contnu
sncs OF the same Utiice on l2th. between Main and
Bank streets de 25-d&wlm
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NOTICE ALI persons indebted to the
v estate Of Melusne c. D. Franck decd will
make immediate payment to me, and all persons
having claims against her estate will present them
10 me- in order to a settlement of the estate.
ALE ERT sP0Tf. admir- n of
jaI4-2ts MELUsNE Q ID FRANeK
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1870 EDWARD D. EACHO,
AoHcs GENERAL AGENT AND


UIlCe on I4th Street,
Near Exchange HOTEL and directly opposite ] n
Gordon d 9ons Commission House1
Would respectfully inform his friends and the pnb-
lie generally that he will continue in the same line
OF busness the ensuing year, viz: RENTlNG OUT
HOUSES, HIRING OUT NEGROES, COLLECT
ING BONDS, NOTES and OPEN ACCOUNTS, NE
G0TlATING LOANS, SELLING NEGR0ES and
REAL ESTATE. and attending to all other bust.
ness pertaining to q General Agent, promptly.
de l7-dt5thJap
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By Richard Cauthorn.

HORSES, &C., AT AUCTION. On
- THIS DAY. Saturday, 18th ipstJ q the loT
near the Virginia Central Railroad Depot, Win
mULss:.Also. pair Ane young Mules
WAGON SADDLES-Also. WAGON Saddle but
little used and In good order
ja15 OAuTuOpw
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nj PARDIGON-

keet OF the College LoaiSle Grand Paris nnf
Bachelor OF Arts. teaches the French Ianguace ard
Literature. IN classes az private lessons
REFERTScEs-Gov. Wise, joseph Mayo ] Ran
Goinh Tucker, Judge W Crump. DR.. tucker Col
a, Fryer. editor OF The States, George W. Munford
- Resides at Mrs Phppins, Bank street, between
stn anu iutn de lS-ImS
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WATTS CUFF BRACED PLOWs.-

w C0-PARTNERSHIP.-we have associated
ourselves IN business. under the arm of GEO WAIT
4 co. ard will continue to make and soil George
Watts Patent Flows namely: Cuff Brace with
Breast Improvement and anoyer patterns of diRer-
ent s1zes with both wrought ard cast points ana
will keep on hand all the castings belonging TO
them.
We likewise make and sell hill side and subsoN
Jumping Coalters. Cultivators Cor or Tobsc-
CO Weeders, ian invention or Geo Watt's) Rood
scrapers. Corn Shelters, Corn Planters, (Calwe,bs
make.) Straw Cutters. Grain Cradles, Ac. NeaSiy
ell OF these implements are made In orr own fact0.
~, of the best material and warranted 70 rive Ga
tisfaction or be returned
We solicit call from the agricultural community
assuring them that our best efforts will be used {
give them superior articles.
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ON FRIDAY, the 18th Of January,
" 1852 will be sold at auction, at the London and
Virginia Mine, Buckingham county, an eighty
horse power STEAM ENGINE, MACHINERY and
SAW Mill. and all requisites necessary for work
ing gold mine, assay ing, &c.
IL any person has = claim on the Company, they
are requested to make 1t known and receive pay
WIN SANDERS.
ia a-d,d Manager.
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business COATS ESS
- COATa-DARRAC0rr.H HARRIS Il co. have
large stock ~ Business Coats haod. and as the
is advancing. have put the price low that
any person wishing coat Is compelled TO buy.
DARRACUTT. HARRIS Il co,
No ZIP ain street.
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-. BY Alexander Mott, Auct.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO.

CkB iES.-Will.be sold at auction. at my store.
O'Clock. on SATURDAY. the 18th lest, s isree lot
new and second hand Furniture Ia good order.
,phf 900 d S-Cloths Cassimeres Oaseipsts
hndseys, n erinos. Alpacas
Fine lot Ready Mace Clothing, Net Shirts and
Drawers; Roots and Shses, Hats CAPS and Bopnsts
6R0CEHES.-D barrels whisky, 10 do French
Brandy o do Gin. do Port Wine Sugar Gomez Mo
lasses, Candles and Soap.
jaH ALEX MOTT
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f'lTY DRUG STORE.-CHAS. 8. DAW-

TRON-ikON.--26 tons OF English Re-
l. tined, Tredcgar. Swedes. ammou English and
C1uutry Iron, embracing full assortment Of
Flats Half Ovsls
Rounds Nail Rod
Squares Horse Shoe
0Vals Hoops
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By P. G. Larus, Auctionser.
By Alexander Mott.
By Henry w. Quarles, Auct.,
mo. $50 Main Street.l

~ VOI IVN phEE OT a hICH AHU
"A ELEGANT STOCK OF JEwELRY.-saIe, 70
commence THIS EVENING, at ! O'Clock. and b.
continue every evening during the week; during
which tune will sell the finest goods that are madS,
without reserve. -
The assortment consists Of every variety 10 bo
found in first class retail store: Elegant Lava and
Cameo Goods: Fine Lockets Cameo Revolving Pfn,
something new; Leaf Genet Sets, the lated ~ Is
out; and an endless variety Of Gentlemen'a 626da.
&C. &c.
~ Private sales during the day
Tor bargains at auction, cali at No. LEO Main e..
every evening, at O'Clock.
no22 HENRY W QUARLES, Auct.