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NASHVILLE Races--SecOnd Day.

Being otherwise engaged, we were not en- the
course on Tuesday the frat dayiof the meeting But
Yesterday we were there, and were pleased to
notice the improvements that the energetic pro-
pretor Mr. w. J. PHILLIPS, has made since the
spring meeting. Being the owner of the property
il is fair to presume that every thing under his
management will be 30 arranged as to give salts
faction to those who may patronise this Iaudable
amusement 1t is so at this time. We we were
glad to see the attendance was good; and all
seemed to be well pleased with the entertainment.
But to the race, Laura SpilEnGn was the favorite
at two to one against the field. And notwith-
standing Betty Ha,Ckias was only beaten by her
in the first heat about six or eight incl e she con-
tinued TO be the fsvorite at that odds. This per-
haps, originated in the fact that Betty showed
symptoms Of distress-so much as to induce her
manager to ask leave of the judges to withdraw
her, This, however, was not granted. So she had
to start for the second heat with leave to take up
at any time after passing under the string. This
she did not do, but ran the heat out, beating jim
with some ease Laura S0illman winning thu
heat and race with apparent ease.
SUMMARY.
JooKY CLUB PURsE-$ $3.50 TWO MILE HEATS.
J. Campbell ESQ, enters s. Laura sPillman by Wagner,
A. 2 Wilkinson enters 1. { Betty Hawkins by Ross,
dam by Job, year old, So I'LL. ,.-,.
Time, 35O14 3:54%.
There was second race the same day, a sweep
stake for three year olds, but We had TO leave te'
fore it came eff We Learn, however, that it was
quite an interesting affair.
HH- We have had number of propositions o
bet handed us from various sources. We publish :
them all below for the COW enience of our know
nothing friends. They are Of all sizes and shapes
and made to suit customers The money can be
found on application at this office.
$1,000 that Buchanan will be elected President
by the people.
500 hat Buchanan gets more electoral votes
than Fillmore.
800 that he gets 10 more
500 that he gets 20 more
500 that be gets 80 more.
800 that he gets 40 more.
500 that he gets so more.
500 that he gets 60 more.
500 that be gets 20 more.
500 that be gets so more.
$500 that Buchanan gets more electoral vote
than Fremont and Fillmore.
5000 that Buchanan viii get tie electoral vote
of Pennsylvania.
$500 that Buchanan beats Fillmore 220O vote
in Tennessee.
A PRoFEssoR IN TRoUBLE.--The faculty of tht
University Of North Carolina held meeting on
tho 9th inst, and repudsted the political sent
Its advocated by Pref. Hendricks, who avow
self in favor of Fremont The trustees of the
iversity it is said, will expel him. Ga Sstur
night, the Sd inst, Professor II. was burnt il
~ in the college campus, and bell wss tollec
il the effgy was consumed.
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PROPOSALS,


Navy DRPaRTHrrr.-as
( Bureau OF Yards and. Docks, Sent. is. ls5s
CEAIEp PROPOSALS foreach class separately endorsed
. Proposals for class No. name csss for navy yard al
name the yard win be received this ofee until noon on
the e5th october next furnishing and delivering at the
several navy yards named the articles ebra-
eed IN the following classes, and which particularly
senoed IN printed schedules which will be ia rnished upon
application and by mall requested persons de-
srng TO oner to contract for any all the
heen by the commandapts Of the several navy yards for
the classes for the yards under their command navy
age1 nearest thereto BY the bureau for any all the
IN case bidders desire the eommaDdants navy agents
seno them schedules by mail will be necessary order
insure her ansmson that they should enclose In
application postage stamps the Law requires all postage
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly notified that
ner oilers must be in the form hereinafter prescribed
be mailed in time reach their destination before
expires for receiving them; bid will be considered which
shall be received after the period stated and allowance
Will be made for failures OF the mail
10 guard against offers being opened before the time ap
pointed bidders requested TO endorse the envelope
above the address, and draw line under endorsement
Thus Proposals for Class No. name the the Navy
yard at (name the yard.'O ------.
To the Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks Washing
ton, ID, C..
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LIVE AND LEARN,

GUIDE THOSE WHO WISH To SPEAK AND WRITE COR
RECELY.
Particularly intended book OF reference for the solu
ton of difficulties connected with Grammar, Compost
ton, Punctuation &c, with explanations of Latin and
French words and phrases of freqcent in
Newspapers Reviews, Periodicals and looks in general
containing examples Of thousand mistakes Of daily
occurrence in speaking writing and pronunciation.
Give AND LEARN" is @ most useful book designed
as agude TO Grammar Composition and Punctuation 50
few people speak write really good grammar and few
still puncuate decenty, that book that informs them
how to do sO-lnd not only indicates their faults but
shows them how they to be cOrreced-cannc fail TO
be popular there is not aperson indeed who might not
learn something from it, As book of reference Live
aud Learn will settle many disputes 1t ought to be on
every table, and be particularly recommended to the
Young before habit makes common bunders uncommon
hard TO cure. -
For sale by hAGAN bho,
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PlLESl PILESl PlLESl

THIS nITHEi:ro NrRscr'nLE DIsE3sE OF EvEsY
STAGE.
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAFANAUGIl'S Pile SALVE
MAJ Lii never t IN giving Immediate relief and posi-
w hvey curR The and most obstinate cases Of
HemorrlIoIds Piles Il Is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for Tie Piles aud the result Of wears
Of patient study aud investigation.
Sufferers from Piles nov have remedy hand which
will
STAND THE test or Trial,
without fear Of failure part 10 do OF the proprietor
claims for
Full directions accompanying each box and al that is
requisite Is stri-Hy To observe Item, and a cure
To follow.
DIR 7 II. CAvANAUGH, Presently
Dear Sir. When arrived in the city few days ago,
was suffering intensely with tue piles. oned my
condition % you asking your adVce- You recommended
yonr Pile Sulve saving II would cure tried 1.-THE
effect immediate, and well. I believe il
To be, asst proved my case Invaluable remedy and
sure tut disease The Pies and as such recon-
mend il To ohes.
Yours uuy. JOHN W. HANSON. OfSt, Louis, Mo.
~ Price I'll per OOz, sale IN Nashville By ENin
Bros, wholesale agents, aud by Druggists and Dealers
generally,
DT, Z, Ii, CAVASAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
6ug5l- ly Ibs5Ge St Louis, Mo.
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B- OF the hundreds of transparences aud car
features, none caused more laughter than the one
of the greasy Tenressean" carrying a carpet bag
marked private correspondence" All who have
seen the Statesman" since lis nomination, could
not restrain their laughter
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ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN LOTS
In THE CITY OF HICKMAN
At Public Sale.

WITHOUT RESERVE, To THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
an MONDAY, the 10th Of November 1856, Richard
~ p Mari will SELL without reserve, tOthe highest bid.
der One Hundred and fourteen Let's in the city Of Kick
man, Kentucky.
The rapid growth of Hickman for the past three years,
its immense and increasing trade its present facilities for
communication with the interior of rich and fertile agri
cultural region of country in Tennessee and Kentucky its
Banks and other moneyed facilities its Manufactures, its
Wharves its Churches its Schools the enterprise OF her
citizens the liberal spirit OF her people, its position and
prospects and in the future all commend 1t to the
ce of the capitalist the business man. the mechanic and
working man.
The population of Hickman hasquadrupled itself in four
years-is wealth has made q rapid increase
and its experts have increased still argey-from
900 bushels wheat exported in 1850 than 100000
were exported in 1855 The country tributary to her is
comparatively new and unmproved every of it,
however be brought to hhIghest state of cultiva
ton and is rapidly increasing in wealth and popua
ton The trader the capitalist, the manufacturer The
chanc, the working man. the native the foreign born, the
Protestant Catho and Jew all invited The lots
the most eligible in the city.
TKbMs SALElO per cent in cash, balance in !, q g.,
f. and years. with interest from date interest to be
mtted promptly paid at maturity security is required
the notes. K. 2. MARX, Hickman, KY.
octl9 -dIaw&w3t 3.
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RACES ! RACHS! NASHVILLE COURSE
! sxAssszs

|
| n ASHYILLE J9eSey CLUB Races viii coumepce an
| ~ Tuesday, Cc.obsr 2at end continue i've dzvs a
large lumber OF horses from Kentucky will be in attend
onse Rud anticipate the iues sport We have Ind 10
| ten years
The t5liowing Sweepstakes to be run over the Mash
vile Course during the Fall Aeeug closed the Isl Of
! july win th5 toto wing nominations
| FlkSF DAY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9lkr
SweePslakss for four year odsS20O entrance $50 for
| leit--2 mile hests
John CsmPbei names Laura spiIlmAu, by Wagner dan,
Gl0rens.
J l. Brown names I, by Yorkshire dam zinganss, By
| Boston
+ Caeathan nam's fFlOrida, BY Epsilon, dam imp.
Fnreshire.
SECOND RACE. SASS DAr-SxesPs,akes for three years
olGs; ullIs heats $500 subscriptions: $50 forfeit
I the.Ilam names C Aonteiro, By Glsrcoe dam
Sonora Live, by LevIalhzl.
, Cas,lhsm names b + By Epsilon, dam Cottage Girl,
by AiudeEay.
Arthur Towss name Nashville, by Albion. dam By
Albion, dam 10y StocSholoer.
III R4rtCn names On Bird Catcher BY Oliver dam
by Eclipse Out of Qioen MarY.
Hunter & Morphy mans b ( Kate Hunter, by Glencoe;
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY. OCT. %
SweePslakesior unlried year ods-S2OO subscriptions
VIM Rouadtres names by Hamlet dam Sally Jones
l. Chesteam names tPsiou, dam Fanny Percy,
By Ambassador. ........
George Every names RowIs,t by Outrage, dam full
SISTER Ia GlGrana
srcoxD RAGS. SANE DAY Jockey Club Purse $3.50; 2
mile heats.
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY. OCTOBER %.
J0cke7 Clan Purse $5J0-3 mile beats
Second BACE. FAME OAY.-SWeepsiaSes for two year
ods-singe dash O. miie-St0O subscription SIS for
cit.
Wn, RouudtFee names oh BY Third Boston, dam Sally
Jones.
Alb Turner names ch BY neoe. dam Princess Ann.
Is Cheathan naihsS be by 0lencsp. dam BY Belshsz-
zl- Also + by Harvey. dam unknowa
j i BrOwn nam-s , Yorkshire. dam Argente Also.
b imrurtei Jordan. dam Sails Ward.
FuuRTA DAY. FRIDAY, OCTOBER "a
jockey Cue Purse 500 mile heals. hest q n
SECOND BAGS, SAME DAY.-Sweepsakes iUr year Odds
mite heats s zee entrance; 500 forfeit
+ ChsAtlan names by EfsiioH. dam Cottage Girl.
by imported Ainderhy Also, By Epsilon, dam Fanny
Perez BIZ Amba ststt0r.
John Campbell names Yorkshire, dam Emily Speed,
by Wagner.
II +. Isor, names Oh Bird Catcher by Oliver dam
BY Ecp,e ont ct Green Mary.
Hunter q Murphy hate Hunter by Glencoe
dam by lleigel,rd.
Arthur TuWIcs names eh < Nashville BY Albion dam
By Stockhul-r.
Firm DAY, SATURDAY. OCF. p.
Jockey Club Purse S5uJ-4 mile heats.
". } PHILLIPS,
sept25-td Proprietor.
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HAGAN Il BRO,
Market :
4 GRE4TBOOE By A GREATAUIH0R.
MAEnALEN HEpRILRN:

Story of the Scottish Reformation. Ry Mrs Ophaht
Author Of e." Zaidee,' " Adam Graeme, &c. Complete
in large limo volume, bound in cloth, tor Il %.
MAGDAl.kN HEPBURN. Story Of the Scottish Re
formatnnThe author of II Iidee has afforded us treat
of ordinary Character in the work Of "Magdalen Hep.
burn All persons that read at ALL know how pT0hhc the
period oil toe Scottish reformation in subjects for the
writer OF wholesome, sterling elevated, heightened and
deeply interesting fiction Tue author OF Msg1aen Hep
burn has avaed herself of this casket of splendid sugges
tons with extraordinary ceverness and these pages
has off rded seres ct thoughtful earnest soul stirring
picures, the whole forming narrative once subduDg
aud exciting thrilling aud pathetic, romantic aud truth
ul lbe atrIcl aud simple Every character
Lives and moves"
And has a being"
For sale b. HAGAN BRO.
ELLEN PERCY ; or the Memoirs OF an Actress
b, q W, NJ. Reynolds
The OmiCaI Avenues of David DuffIes.-
lllusira cd with twu hundred Gug-@-As engrav.
lngS
With others Just received by
HAGAN& o.,
Sept IS. Ma tSt
MEDICAL HOOKS large stock Of the Nica
Text Books standard aud miscellaneous just receiI and
tor sale at Publishers prices by
HAGAN h BRO. y
Market
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oLD SUMSER.-As the procession passed our
gave Us thres cheers; a compliment we highly
appreciate from that source. The democracy are
confident of an additional gain upon the large
gain of last summer. Sumner county will not dis
ma
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The MARSHALL COUNTY FAIR commences on tie
Both inst continuing two days. The list OF premi-
ums is quite large and understand that arrange
ments are being made to render the exhibition one
Of unusual interest We hope there may be large
attandanao
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MISS DORA SHAW

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MISS DORA SHAW
NASHVILLE, Oct. goth, 1856.
Miss Dora SH4w-The undersigned having learned that
yeu recovering from your late indsposon and feel
ing most DESTROYS Of offering slight testimonial OF
regard for your many womanly virtues, well great
artistic merit would beg postpone your departure,
and accept at hands Complimentary Benefit Leaving
the time to suit your convenience.
John b. Johnson, ID. Topp,
5. K. Anderson, Jo q. Brown,
Arth. K. Crozier, w. NJ. B. Evans,
VIM. N. BilbO, c. E. Hillman,
Herman Cox, A. Cheatham,
J. NJ Wikin, }. Gray,
K. W. MacGaYock, Geo. ID. Crockett,
T. b. Childress, John w. Walker
h. NJ. R. Fogg, John L. Cheatham,
r. }. FarquharsOD, H. II. Hubbard,
J. ". Dodge, w. B. Walton,
K. c. X. Martin, Henry CaroW,
FIN. w. Burton, CIV. Cunningham,
8. r. Cockriil, +. G. Pearl,
ID j. Armstrong, II. T. Massengae,
F. w. Armstrong, J. Hohensten,
Thos. ]. Brown, VIM. Warne,
x. c. Foster, Sd, WIN. l.. Foster,
R.w. Brown, Ben. P. Clark,
c. p. Smith, John II. Calendar,
wv Morton, s. c. Godsban,
J. Z. Thompson, J.J. Foster,
Eugene UnderwoCd, GeoW. Seay,
L. +. Beech, John Reid,
H. w. Przzel D. T. McGaVock,
}. r. DemOVlueb hugu NlSSIdSs
A. J. Mcwhirter. S. L. Finley
Bruce BuckneT, w. B. Doricb,
A J. Duncan, Thos T. Smiley,
G. c. O'Rryan, NJ w. Wetmore,
Leslie Ellis, and many others.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 81, 1856.
GENTLEMEN Your kind and polite note lies before me-
Believe me- deeply grateful for the compliment tender
ed me as woman and actress.
would name Thursday night the set apart by Mr..
as,af, arian tn
am, gentlemen, respectfully and gratefully yours,
DORA SHAW.
To John B. Johnson, F. n w. Burton, 8 r. Anderson S.
R ckTill, and others.
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FORM OF GUARANTRE.

The undersigned name of guarantor0 of nsms the town.
and state of name the Siae and name of second
tors &C., hereby undertake that the above named the
bidder or bddes) w if his tor tbeir offer above be
ceped enter into contract with the United States within If
teen days after the date of notice. through the office,
the of his Tor her offers before mentioned
Witness, signature of guarantors)
certify that the above named (here the guarantors)
are known 10 to be good and responsible guarantos
this case. ..
(Signature)
To be signed by the district judge district attorney, col
ieeto navyagen some person known 10 the bureau 10
be responsible.
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OF Among the visitors in our city, we have
had The pleasure of meeting Mr. ]. W. DUNCAN,
of the Atlanta (Ga.) LateQigercer. Mr.. DUNCAN
made one of The nestest and most eloquent
speeches of the great occasion from the steps Of cur
cffce on Monday night
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OF The know.nothngs NADIA demonstration
astnight. Rhatfor2 was the general inquiry
Can it be possible that, disguised with know
nothingisD, they are helping the democratl rejoice
&C its death2
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OF We were yesterday shown q magnificent
massive silver goblet awarded by the State Agri-
cultural Society, at their late fair in this city, to
JAMES G. BALDWIN & Co., for thsir world renown-
ed Excelsior" Corn Mill. We understand that
this mill has been exhibited at several fairs This fall in
Tennessee at all of which it has received the high
est premium. As the Excelsior" is not only
adapted to crushing corn and cob for stock, but
likewise for grinding meal for family use, it must
be desirable to many who, at this season of the
year, find it difficult to obtain meal. There is no
question concerning its capacity for making meal
Having seen it ourselves, we speak from actual
knowledge. We recommend sll who appreciate
economy and convenience to supply themselves
with one of the " Excelsior" mills made in this
city at No. 81, College street.
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Fare each way cents Persons going and returning
are requested to provide themselves with change and 10
purchase tickets before getting on the cars.
oct9 BP&e II. /. ANDERSON, Supt
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NllTICE.

DY virtue Of execution from the Circuit Court OF
d Davidson county, September Term, 1885, in favor of
h. Ii. Chdress Felix GOwer, and Others will, on
the 18th day oil November next, expose to sale, at the
Court Yard Gate Nashville TO the highest bidder Tor
cash, all the right title, claim and interest thOt W
Wilkinson has and 10 certain piece parcel or lot of
ground Cherry street. South Nashville. upon which
the residence OF Wilkinson is situated containing forty
feet and adjoining the property of VIM Owen to sas-
fly said execution. Sale within legal hours.
r. h. CAMPBELL,
sctlO-H Deputy Sheriff.
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FEY That was a Very small crowd at the pole
last night, after all the eff,rt compared with the
democratic crowds the two nights preceding
Toe funeral procession was long, but the mourn
era at the grave few
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Fair and Conventions

A TRAIN will lie we the Depot OF the Nashville ana
N Chattanooga Railroad for thu Fair Grounds during
The time of the American and Democratic Conventions,
and the Fair, according TO the following Schedule
Leave Depot gI5 A. NJ. Leave Fair Grounds 40, a. NJ
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NEW BOOKS,

Harp-rs Magazine for October; large supply;
Yankee Notions for October
GOdeys Lady's Book for October another supply.
Counterfeit Deector for October just received by
oct7 HAGAN 4 BRO
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Harvey In Nashville.

THE eminent Harvey, so we'll known 10 every gen.
Il tienau In Philadelphia the most essfu Gutter
Of garments at establishment, No Is Cedar
street and prepared take measures and to exhibit
fine assortment OF Cloths Cassimers and Vesngs,
displayed in Nashville. Our stock Of Ready
Made Clothing, both geDtlemens and youths, is now tn
and Furnishing Department contains every article
comprised under that head. -
octl4-tf CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT
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Mons. J a. Pinguely,

ID ESPEC FULLY announces to his patrons and friends
IL and to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nashville, that
he has returned, and that be will open his DANCING
ACADEMY
FRIDAY, THE 2lra OF OCTOBER, 1856.
Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
him. he respectfully socis continuance of the same and
would 10 those who may favor him with their patron
ago. that he will teach the latest and most fashionable
Dances in vogue in Paris and which not yet
taught by any other Professor in the United States but
himself
Considering the extensive patronage bestowed Mons
Pnguely, he has made improvements in his Hail.
COOper's Building which will make it of the finest
the city, and which will enable him receive args
bar of pupils.
~ Terms aud DAYS of tuition as usual Toetl7--tf
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NOTICE.
10y virtue of an execution to me directed from the
ID Chancsry Court at Nashville will, on the 4th day
November next expose to sale to the highest bidder for
cash. at the Court Yard Gate in Nashville, all the tte
claim and interest Joseph O. LeIke has in and to Lot
No. $50 the plat of Cockrs Lots, adjoining the town
of Nashve-the fronting y2 feet Cedar street,
and running back 1873 feet it being the Lot parchas
ed by said G. Leske OF " h Stephenson sold TO satisfy
said Executor in favor of John A. McCampbe admir- Ts
j. G. Leake. Sale within legal hours.
octs-tf K Il. CAMPBELL.
Deputy Sheriff.
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NEW BOOKS
Medical Text Books.

HAGAN Bro, Market street. has in store large
IL collection of
MEDICAL BOOKS,
Towhich they invite the attention of Students and Others
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Boots and Shoes.

Boots and Shoes.
JOHN RAMAGE, No. 43 College street,
Has Just received
Gents CALI water proof boots,
4" thick sole %
dress boots
Congress gniters, fine article,
Oxford and Jersey ties.
With variety Of shoes tor gentlemen Of almost every
description.
TO TIE LADIES.
Ladies Italian cloth ana French lasting heeed CATERS
Thick and thin sole kid b0Oees with heels,
variety of ladies fine KID slippers plain and trimmed
with or without heels
Ladies superior French and English lasting slippers,
White Kid and SATIN
With complete assortment ot discs and children's
shoes, of every description
TRUNKS VALlSES AND CARPET BAGS.
Superior Sole Leather Trunks Iron Frame Black LPath
er do lot OF cheap travelling trunks from g u $40.
Russet vaises; Ladies bonnet Boxes Carpet Bags Slack
Leather Travelling Bags &c Oct s.
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GREATSALEOFW WATCHES Il JEWELRY.
SIO.OOO WORTH AT AUCTION.

DEM. L. SHIELDS will sell SATURDAY EVENING,
ID October lsth at early gas-light account of whom
it concern Of the largest and finest assortmens Of
Jewery that he has had the pleasure of offering TO
this community Consisting IN part only, OF the follow,
ing goods Fine Gold Watches, a large assortment of
qualities and Styles Plated aud Silver Watches, fine
Cameo, Coral, FlOrentne and Plain Gold Sets, Ladies'
and Gents fine Gold Vest aud Guard Chains, Plain and
Figured Gold Rings, Rich Ear Drops and Full Sets,
Bracelets Armetts ockets Pencils and Pens of various
qualities prices and STYLES, making together splendid
stock, which have orders 10 close.
octl7-td BENZ. +. SHIELDS.
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BREW 81 CALD w ELL,
NEW YORK.

AND
GRAIN FA CTORS.
No. 90, Old Slip, Corner Water.
REFER TO
J. T S0UTTER,
President Bank of Republic, New York
J. X. SASS, Esq,
President Bank Of Charleston, S. c.;
MesS-s. JOHN FRASER co, J. W. CALDWELL,
Esq, Charleston, S. q. and Col. V. X STEVENSON,
President N l. c. Railroad, Nashville, Tenn.
aug266m- inside.
T IBRARY OF WIT, ROMANCE AND kAClNkSS
being TRANSACTIONS from the French edition, beau
tifuy illustrated Catalogues cent free, enclosing at
three cent stamp to d. 5. G. SMITH 4 CO,
may2g-w6m. Box 42l 0, New York, p. O.