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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
A66eV7Zle D1sfrict.-Citdt;on.

fUOeVftte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
" HEREAS, Basil Callahan hath applied
w to me for Letters Of Administration
on an and singular the goods and chat
tells rights and credits of Jno +. Callahan, late
of the District aforesaid, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred aud creditors of
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District.
to be holden Mt Abbeville Court House, on the
twelfth day of September next to show cause,
if any, why the said administrator should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this twenty
elgth day of August in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty i've,
and in the eightieth year Of American
Independence.
". HILL, o. Il. d.
Aug 81, 1856 II 2w
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Head Quarters.
9th Regiment 8. c. Militia.
ORDER NO
A COURT MARTIAL to consist of Eleven
"A Members will assemble at Donaldsville,
on Friday the 2lst September next. for the
before it. The COURT will consist of
Lieut. Col: VIM. Clinkscales, President
Capt Hugh Robinson.
Lieut.. Jackson Griffin,
Capt J. A. Bigby,
Lieut.. w. Norwood,
Lieut. J. w. Brooks
Lieut.. 8. N. Fisher, a.
Capt. A. NJ. Agnew,
Lieut. j. R. Swansey,
Lieut.. T. j. Crawford,
Lieut.. JAS Pratt,
Lieut.. B. c. Heart Judge Advocate.
By order of Col T. J. Roberta
j. ]. ADAMS, Adj't.
August %. 1866. 17-td
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

-AooeOatte DaSfT,ct-ln Equity.
WIN. B. DoRS
s. A. HoDGEs, WM. BEAzELEY and MARY, his
wife,
Bill for Partition, Injunction DC.
DURSUANT to the order of Chancellor
Il Johnston in this case, will sell at Pub
lie Outcry, at Abbeville Court House, on Sale
Day, in October next, the Tract of Land, de-
scrihed in the Pleadings situate, lying and
being on Persimmon Lick Branch-waters Of
Rocky Creek-wnters of Savannah River,
adjoining lands of John w. Hearst, James Nor
ris and others, known as the Carol Land, and
containing One Hundred and Sixty-three
Acres, more or less.
: TEana-A credit of twelve months, except
as " the; Costs, which are to be paid in Cash.
lne ,Parchaser to give Bond with at least two
'go6d sureties to secure the purchase money
and pay for papers.
@ VIM H PARKER, G. E. d. D.
Commissioners Office,
September 8, 1855. l8-tds
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NpUCATlON.

THE Exercises of the Abbeyille Male Acad.
l. envy will resume on the 10th of Septem-
Der, being the commencement of the I'd Ses.
sion of the Scholastic year.
The Tuition of each Class will be for the
lst Glass: Reading, Writing, lst Ses. 2d Ses.
Spelling, and Primary Ge-
ography. Sl4 90 Sc 90
I'd Glass The above with
Geography History, A.
rithmetic, English Gram
mar, and exercises in En-
glish Composition, 20 90 90
Sd Class: The above with
allthe advanced English
Branches 2S 90 10 90
4th Glass: The above with
Latin and Greek, 2s 90 - 90
Boarding can be obtained in desirable fami
lies, and at reasonable rates either in the Vii.
lage or country near the Academy.
Although it is of the greatest importance that
all the pupils should be present at the opening
OF the Session. still they may be received ut
any time during the term Students will be
charged from the time they enter until the close
Of the Session, unless special arrangements are
made to the contrary.
For further information, apply to tile Princi-
pal. JAMES c. CALHOUN, A. B.,
Principal, Instructor in Mathematics
JAMES A. MONTGOMERY, A. B.,
Instructor in the Ancient Languages.
August N, 1866. l6 Gm
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ssTHE EXAMINERS, 5,

In making this announcement, am aware
that propose to engage in an enterprise not
free from difficulties but these will endeav-
or to provide against, by securing aSubscription
List that will place the paper beyond the reach
OF failure. South Carolina can richly support,
at her Capital, leading Literary and Politi-
cal Weekly Journal, and to her people now
issue this Prospectus, feeling assured the en-
terprisc will be sustained, and that they will
support Home Jonrnal of the character of
that now proposed. AS
LITERARY JOURNAL,
For the home circle, ''The Examiner will be
conducted with view to render it at least e.
quail to any ever published at the South The
choicest selections of English and American
Literature will be made for its columns, and
number of able Contributors will be secured
l will endeavor, in this department., to make it
a journal worthy of the patronage and steady
support of the people Of this State and of the
South. Asa
POLITICAL JOURNAL,
The Examiner will abide by the old land marks
of the State Rights Democracy. Independent
Of national parties it will take stand as
faithful co-operator in the great work
of maintaining Southern Rights and pro-
noting Southern Union. 1t will be the organ
of no political party-thc exponent of no po
ltical creed-which has not for one of its car
dnnl principles "the Equality of the South in
''S O''oh, VI epeHueHce OuC Oh IL. ln1S ID
no new faith, but one which South Carolina
has long and earnestly contended for.
NEWS JOURNAL.
The Examiner will contain the latest News
Foreign and Domestic, received up to the hour
of publication. 1t will give full and correct
Market Reports and Prices Current. Our read
ers IN the country may rely on strict attention
being paid to this important feature of news
paper. 1t will give full and accurate reports
of the Proceedings of the Legislature and of
Congress, and the acts and doings of the vari-
GUS political organizations Ali news worth
giving to its readers will be carefully culled for
it's columns
SIZE AND STYLE.
The Examiner will be one of the largest
Weekly Journals in the Southern States, print
ed with new and elegant type, on fine white
paper and issued in large 9uarto form Of eight
reading matter. 1t will be the handsomest pa
per ever published in South Carolina
have thus given an outline of the principal fea-
lures of the Examiner. Carolinians or the peo-
pie of the South ought to reed no fur ther ap-
peal in view of the present aspect of political
affairs, to induce them 10 sustain with vigor
and efficiency their own Press and Literature.
TERMS.
Two Dollars per annum, payable IN advance
The first years payment will be required on
the receipt Of the first number of the paper
which will be issued so soon as receive suf
tcient number of subscribers to ensure its
success, probably early in October. Send
forward your names.
tY- Postmasters who will be 30 kind as to
forward me names os subscribers will confer q
iayor, and will receive copy of the Examiner
without charge. Address me at this place.
Sept 6, '56. 1872 WIN. B. JOHNSON.
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Wilson's Variety Store.

TNHE undersigned having purchased the
respectfully offers TO the public everything
which may be sold in the line of CONFCrION-
ERIES, TOYS, DC, and hopes the public may
favor him with liberal patronage. He will
add to this STOCK in few days a Variety
of CANDIES, FRUITS and other Confection-
cries. which will enable him to accommodate
the community with anything in his line of
came stand, next door below Lawson's Tin
Store. o. A. WILSON
Abbeville G. H., August 81, '55. l7-tf
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A NEW STYLE.

A NEW STYLE.
HAVE just received altogether NEW
L. STLE Of
BURIAL CASE,
Which for form and finish far surpasses the for.
mer style, they being made of the same mate
rial, OF course they will be found to answer
the same purpose. Their FORM and their
ROSE WOOD Finish pleases far beyond the
old style, in the minds of all that have seen
them.
l shall soon have an assortment of thert here
which shall be pleased to show to any one
who may wish to see them.
E. J. TAYLOR.
Abbevlle C. H., August %, 1856 l7tf
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Kings Mountain Celebration.

THE Major-Generals and Brigadier Gener-
l. als of the several Divisions with their re-
spcctive staffs; The Volunteer, Uniform and
Cavalry Companies of the State; The Members
of the Senate and House Of Representatives
The Clergy The Masonic; Odd Fellow and
Temperance Lodges; and the Members Of the
Press, are invited to attend the Celebration of
the Battle of Kings Mountain, on Thursday the
4th day of October next.
VIM. B. WILSON, Committee
JNO. l. MILLER, of
SAM'L W. MELTON, } Invitation.
Sept 6, '55 1S-td
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE undersigned. intending to remove from
Il the State, about the twentieth of Octo-
Der next, respectfully requests those indebted
to him to make Payment before Return Day
next, as longer indulgence mill not be given.
Those who have become indebted to him this
year. by accounts, are requested to give their
notes. Payable January next, or the CASH,
Elements must be made against the time spec.
i6ed as it would be exceedingly disagreeable
to sue any one. JOHN DAVIS, M. D.
Abbeville S. c..
August l3, 1866 Is If
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. LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his LANDS,
Il situated within one mile of Mount. Hill,
or Barmore's Turn Out on the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad. The Tract contains
179 IA O. :" % - .
On the Tract is some Three Hundred Acres of
Woodland, about Thirty Acres Of good Bot
tom, o good DWELLING HOUSE, GIN
HOUSE and SCREW, with all n, cessary out
Buildings. ! will sell all together or divide to
suit the purchasers
Any person desirous of settling in Abbeville
District would do well to apply, as the health
OF the Place is unsurpassed by any place in
the District and very Productive.
cB Terms will be made easy
BENJAMIN SMITH.
August II, 1855. 1s If
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Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
Estate Of John Campbell, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
IN terested that final settlement of the
Estate of said deceased will be made in the
Court of Ordinary for Abbeville District, on
the 26th of November next
If there should be any demands against the
Estate still remaining unpaid, those persons
having such will present them properly attest
ed for payment.
JOSEPH F. BELL, Ex'r.
Aug 81, 1866 le 8m
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CHARLESTON
Weekly Standard,
CONTAINS ALL THE MATTER PUBLISHED
I'M muR naTTr

IN THE DAILY,
TOGETHER WITH
THE LOCAL, DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
MARKETS-THE PRICES CURRENT,
INCLUDING THE RATES OF SALE
FOR STOCK. EXCHANGE, AND
DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
THE SHIPPING IN
PORT-THE
LATEST
TELEGRAPHIC INFORMATION,
&c. &c. DC.
- The STANDARD is the only morning paper
en- the City of Charleston which issues a
WEEKLY EDITION.
This Edition is published every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, and by the evening of the next day
can be received in every section of the State.
Price $2-payable in advance.
az. L. w. SPRATT eco.
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The AbbeviIle Hearse.

lHc AUUcVIIlG HcaFBG.
T>HE subscriber has thoroughly fitted up.
Il the HEARSE which was under the.
charge of the Town Council, with every thing
complete, and by tho direction of the CouncilI
He will also make COFFINS Of Black Wal
nut, or covered in any style desired, and de-.
liver them by careful driver land his own
attention if required) to any part Of the dis.
trict. E j. TAYLOR:ss&
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Head Quarters,
9th Regiment, 8. G. Militia.
ORDER NO.
A COURT MARTIAL. to consist of Eleven
Members will assemble at Greenwood. Satur-
day the 22d September next, for the Trial of
such Defaulters as may be brought before it
The COURT to consist of
Capt J. W. Foshec, President
Lieut. c. H. Selleck,
Lieut.. Joseph Blackwell,
Lieut.. Jno. II. Connor
Capt J. F. Townsend,
Lieut.. J. Wiley Buchanan,
Capt Jno. Boozer, -
Lieut. Thomas Adams
Capt James Douglass,
Lieut. Richard Cobb,
Lieut.. B. C. Heart, Judge Advocate.
J. j. ADAMS. AdJt
August %, 1856. ltd
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Town Council.

Town Council.
A N Election for INTENDANT and four
IA WARDENS for the Village of Able
vile will be held at the Court House, on the
second Monday, in September next, to succeed
the present Council whose term of Office will
then expire Polls open from o'clock, a. m,
to o'clock, p. m.
The following gentlemen are appointed man
ayers: John A. Hunter, j. William Livingston,
and Robert J. White.
BY order of Council.
ROB'T b. WARDLAW, Intendant
Abbbeville, Aug. ~, 1851. l7-2t
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
A66evaHe District-In Equity.
A. p. RoBINsoN
SARAH E. mckinney, WIN. H. McKIsNEY
et. al.
Petition for The Sale Of Lands.
DURSUANT to the order of Chancellor
Il Johnston in this case. will sell at Pub.
lie Outcry at Abbeville Court House, on Sale
Day in October next, the Tract of Land, de-
scribed in the pleadings, of the Real Estate of
Robert Mckinney, deceased, containing TWEEN
ty'nine Acres. more or less. bounded by lands
OF VIM. W. Belcher, A. I. Conner and others.
Purchase money to be paid in Cash.
w. H. PARKER, c. f. Il. d.
Commissioners Office,
September 3, 1855. ls.ptds
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Rags, Rags. Rags !

Rags, Rags, Rags!
\ LIBERAL Price will be given in Goods,
"A or Discount, for all the Old Cotton and
Linen RAGS, that are washed clean and nut
up in old bags that will be brought to US.
We have plenty of Summer GOODS on
hand, that we will let off Cheap, in order to
prepare for Fall Stock. One OF our firm will
leave for New York in few days.
WIER d MILLER.
Aug. 23d 1866 i6 1t
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To OOl Growers
LABOR SAVED.

Patronize Home Manufacture.
TIVE undersigned invite the attention of the
Il public to their Lot of
Home manufa tured Shoes.
They have on hand, and are constantly adding
to their present Stock of Shoes and Boots con
sisting of a variety of kinds. They invite par
ticular attention to their
Winter Negro Shoes.
They are of the best quality, and will be sold
on the most reasonable terms
Persons wishing 10 purchase can see q speci-
men OF our Winter Brogans at the Store of
II. 8. Kerr, Abbeville Court House. Shoes and
Boots of all kinds in the best Style of Work
manship will be furnished on short notice.
They would also inform the public that they
have good supply of choice LEATHER now
ready for use and for sale. Call and see
YOUNG d MULLIKIN. -
Due West, Setembcr 3, 1854 2m
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AbbeviNe District-h Equity.
AMERICA j.. HAcKErr
ELLA C. IIACKErr,
BIZ for Partition Of Real Estate.
DURSUANT to the order of Chancellor
Il Johnston in this case, will sell at Pub
lie Outcry, at Abbeville Court House, on Sale
Day in October next. the Real Estate of Eli
jah c. Hackett deceased, situate and lying on
Cuffee Town Creek, in Abbeville District, con-
tanning Two Hundred and Seventeen and one
fourth Acres, moro or less. and bounded by
lands OF DR.. John P. Barratt Benjamin Sales,
James Partlow and Others
TEnMs.-.A credit of tweve months from day
OF sale. Purchaser to give Bond with at least
two good sureties to secure the Purchase mo.
ney and pay for papers. Costs to be paid in
Cash. WIN. n. PARKER. c. E D.
Commissioners Office,
September 8, 1855. ls-tsd.
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|. CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
eB The friends of 8. G.. W. DILL respect.
fully announce him Candidate for Sheriff. at
the next Election.
eB The friends of W. ". GRIFFIN respect
fully announce him candidate for Sheriff ats
the ensuing election. May z, 1856.
GB The friends of NIMROD McCORD re.
spectfully announce him as a Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing Election. 2
e The friends of Capt. 8. A. HoDoEs res.
Pectfully announce him as candidate for 7ar
Collector at the ensuing election. = :
eB The friends of JOHN r. WnsoN respect
fully announce him as candidate for Iar COL
lector of Abbeville District, at the ensuing elee
ton. -.
tB We are authorised to announce the Rev:
JAMES MoonE as q candidate for reelection as
1az- Collector of Abbeville District at tho en-
suing election. snnl, -.
rB The friends of JAMES NJ. M.vANDIVER
respectfully announce him as a candidate for
1az Collector of Abbeville District, at the en-
suing election.
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CHARLESTON
DAILY STANDARD,
A RELIABLE COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL
= JOURNAL. sz

SINGLE CorIEs, PER ANEuM So 90
Ten CORES, PER ANNuM so 90
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The undersigned, Wholesale agents for tho
above, take pleasure in stating that they are in
timately acquainted with the manufacture Of
the "CoLLEroN BlrTERs," hence they do not hes
itate to commend the article as possessing rare
virtues and well calculated to afford relief in
Dyspepsia and its Kindred
: Diseases. 80.
Retail Price so Cents . BottIsi
For which sum an incalculable amount of suf.
fering may be arrested. The trade will be-
supplied on liberal terms.
Orders should be addressed to
HAVILAND, HARRAL d CO.., :.
Special AGENTS., Charleston,S s. c., -:
Importers of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. :
Perfumery, Brushes, d., !;
aB For sale by WARDLAW Il LYON
Abbeville; F. G.. PARKS, Greenwood; GARY
GARY, Cokesbury. ljune '55 1y
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"MAeDALRN SocIETY."-A correspondent
of the Gazette advocates the organization Of a
Magdalen Society, to reclaim abandoned wo-
men. a good thing, if it could be carried out,
and there is no great obstacle TO such a move
ment, except popular feeling Of false delcacy
which condemns this class of unfortunates as
beyond the pale of reclamation.
But the author goes out of bis way to give
our City Watch severe poke under the ribs,
and in our judgment an unmerited one. We
have had occasion to observe the operations of
the Watch ofthe City for many years, and we
know that there never was a more faithful
corps on duty than at present. The compare
tive quiet of our city, compared with what it
has been heretofore, amply proves this fact
We believe no more faithful men could be se-
lected, especially for the meagre compensation
which they receive.
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New REFRIGERATOR. = Our attention has
been called TO Patent Refrigerator, a speci-
men of which may be seen at the warehouse
of j. Doyle & Co., Front street. Tie peculi.
arity which distinguishes il from the old style,
IS, that the article s deposited are kept cool by
means of a current Of cool air, passing FROM
the apartment In which the ice Is kept 90 tie
main body of the refrigerator. The evils arts
ing from dampness, caused by the melting Of
the ice, are ia us entirely avoided, and the cir
being equally as cold a under the old system,
the meats, vegetables, fruits, dc, are thns
kept pure for a much lui.ger time At less ex-
peuse of ice. The article Is unquestiOnably 4
great improve rent, and commebds itself TO the
attention of oussheepers, very strongly. I.
L. MARSHAL, Esq, will manufacture them 70
order.
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WHERE is THE FooL-KILLER9- 1here is a
man in East Tennessee named Diekey, who
was simple enough to believe the statement
in A. V. Browns Dickson county letter, and
actually attempted to get those terrible Know
Nothings indicted by the Grand Jury. We
copy from the Athens Post, in this paper, a
full account of the effort of Mr.. Dickey aud a
report of Judge Alexander's charge, in which
he told him, very properly TO mind his own
business. We imagine he will take the judges
advice, and be careful, hereafter, how much
creduity he lets out when reading anti-Ameri-
can circulars.
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GRAND ENTREE.-The 'CSrcuitOUs," Mena.
gerie, Indians, and other "anmules," made
theis grand entree into the city yesterday,
accompanied as usual with ''the loud tiInbrel, y
and about half an acre of boys of all colors
and compilations. Unwashed heads popped
out of dingy windows, and crying children
ceased for a moment their monotonous songs
to listen to the big drum. Circuses and Me-
negeries are national institutions, and are as
popular as the Fourth of July ever dared to
be. No matter how extensive the canvass
under which the animal is stirred up and the
clown cuts capers before his gaping admirers,
its utmost capacity never fails to be tested
Any body ont of skirts that don't go to the
circus won't be received among his colnpan-
ions until after frost.
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MECHANICS FAIR.-Parties throughout the
country are sending in their articles of va rious
kinds for exhibition at the approaching Me-
chanics' Fair. Persons who have not received
circulars are reminded that all consignments
should be made to W. II. Gordon & Co. We
are glad to see an increasing interest among
cur city mechanics. They are beginning to
understand, that not to be represented in this
great industrial Exhibition, win argue strongly
that they are, in vulgar psrlance, norhers.
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PoRK PAcKING.-The attention of our readers,
especially in the country, is directed to the
advertisement of J. DOYLE & Co., headed
" Hogs and Beef Cattle" J. Doyle & Co.
have an extensive Pork House near the city,
and are prepared to Pack Hogs and Cattle in
the best style and upon liberal terms. They
have been for about eight years in the business,
and unite with ample experience, the highest
character for promptness and punctuality as
business men. Those having hogs or beef to
sell, or to pack, win not find Ebetter men TO
deal with.
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The Races Yesterdsy-Fine Opening.


The weeks races opened yesterday at the
Nashville Course with unusual promise. The
sport was excellent, and the presence of q
large company of ladies added unusual zest
and interest to the occasion. Indeed, it was a
question among the gentlemen, which secured
the most attention, the fine frenzy" to which
the ladies weie excited, or the proves of the
horses.
Three nags started, WhirIUind, from Geor-
gia, LaOinci6Le, a Tennessee horse, and Henry
PeUoett, from Alabama. Georgia took the
purse in two straight heats, Tennessee was
second best, while Alabama was distanced in
the first heat. The following is summary:
Whirlwind, II
Invincibe, p
Henry Pewett, dist.
The bill of fare for to-day promises excellent
sport. The first race is for three year olds, for
which the following entries are made:
Kansas, by Voolfolk, Fowler's Glencoe
Colt, Peyton Colt, by Sovereign, and Hamil-
toms Georgia FLY.
The second race for two year old has the
following competitors:
Thompson's Albion Filly; Woodfolk's Brown
Filly; Fowler's Brown Colt by Glencoe
Woodfolks SorreI Colt and two Ambassador
colts by Gen. Hardin; making six in all
Ample arrangements are made for the ladies,
and a much larger attendance of the fair sex
ia anticipated day.
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BRAzI11AE SpKorAoLEs.-J. II. Sermons
publishes this morning additional certificates
Of the excellence of his spectacles. The in
credulous, if it is possible there are any such,
will find all their doubts removed by giving
him call. Mr.. S. has concluded to prolong
bis stay in the city for another month.