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MADE@
u Horse shoes. " y

HB TROY IRON AND NAIL FACTORY, 81 TROY.
4 n. y, have HENRY BURDENS IMPROVED HOp-sE
SHOE MACHINERY now In suecsssuI operation. and ere
prepared % execute orders for hJTSB ana MULE SHOES
Of any Weight and Pattern price 5ut gis aboVefbo
price Of Horse Bhoe iron.
Inc quality % the Iron used these shoes Il uarrtf
in respect. Thesa shoes have been T nj
are nog used By the United atss GsFesnt exclusive
~ as also By many OF the principal Etuzs and mrba
companies and Horse 5hOsrs throughout hs tr Ar
person inclOsing Is 70 he undersigned, win havs Z
sample Of 100 pounds assorted o. bis address,
Ordors addressed 70 the su0serber Troy win receive
prompt attention.
apul6-Iy WIN BURDEN. Avsnt Tr,v N X
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COL. BENTONs LAST LETTER.
The following characteristic letter was written by
Col. Benton a day or two before his death:


Col Benton a day or two before his death:
c STREET, WASHINGTON, April s, 1858.
To Samuel Houston, Esq, Senator IN Congress from
he State Of Tszas, and George W. Jones, Esq, Rep
ressHtqtiUe IN Congress from Tennessee.
To you, as cid Tennessee friends, address my
self say that in the event Of my death here de.
sire that there should not be any notice taken Of it
in Congress. There is no rule Of either House that
will authorize the announcement of my death, and
If there such a rule I should not wish 1t to be
applied IN my case as being contrary to my feelings
and convictions, long entertained, as shown in
note to a speech Of Mr.. Randolphs on the occasion
Of the death Of Mr.. David Walker, published in the
Abridgment Of Debates, vol. vi. p. $50. The re-
quest Of Mr.. Walker, there recorded, and the re-
marks Of Mr.. Randolph, express entirely my senti-
ments and convictions Should, therefore any of
my kind friends in either House make il necessary
TO do So entrust TO you TO make known by means
Of this note my express wish and desire that the
event remain unnoticed in Congress. Your old Ten
nessee friend,
nrrr ma
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FINANCIAL.

The importation Of foreign goods at the port Of
New York, since the beginning of the present year.
has amounted to 9,O44, 464 During the same
time last year, the amount was S65, 500 72s. This
shows q falling off of about S85, 600 OOO
There is q wonderful accumulation Of money
everywhere, and with the present crippled state Of
trade throughout the country, this accumulation is
likely to become permanent one.
The following is q statement Of the Boston banks
for the week ending April 5th:
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TIE WOMEN OF AMERICA HAVE PURCHASED Mourn
instant in The nrsss5cs az to ar1;os "a az
counsel Of the Association and the proprietor of
Mount Vernon, contract was formerly entered in
to, before notary, between John A. Washington,
Esq and the Regent Of the Association for the pur
chase Of the Home and Grave of Washington by the
Association. The particulars will be given in few
dsys.-Riehmoad EzamiasT.
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POTATOES-

TWO HUNDRED barrels Northern Mechauook Seed
/ Potatoes. at Auction. Ben. f. Shields will sell this
morning. at 10 O'Clock at his Auction Rooms $50 Barrels
Northern MecbanocE Seed POalOes, sound and in good
order. Terms Cab. Ianr "a
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G3WHL CONTINUE TO SEND, through the Post
Office to all parts of the United States and Foreign
Countries, as has been done daily for the past five
years, the genuine article Of DURNo's CATARRH
SNUFF, justly celebrated all the world over, for its
efficacy for Sore Eyes, Deafness, Pain in the Head,
and the worst forms of Cstarrh.
A single box for thirty-One cents in Stamps, or
four boxes to one address for one dollar postage
prepaid, by J. DURNO, Proprietor, Albany, N. Y.
March 2Q-W4t
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville & ChattaROogaRaiIrOad
BJDOUBLE DAILY TRAINS @s
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.
IN and after THURsD AZ, APRIL slh, 1855, the ParBsn
y ger fsains will be a. folI0Wss
Vol. l2mO. q %

ON and sftsr THURsD AZ, APRIL sh, 1855 The PaassR
- ger IEans will be ioll0Wss
Leave Nashville daily a. s A. n ADD P. NJ.
Arriving AZ ChaitdROOEa az $50 p a. and 1855 A. "a
Leave Chattanooga &C 1890 A. y. and g p. a..
Arriving az Nashville az 9. 90 A. 81 and s.lU P. n.
Passen Cor the East Wilmington C.. car Is "
Nashville either train and max councillors though
Out. Wa. Knoxville, Team and Lynchoarg, Va should
leave Nashville on hsmouing train 70 make The
lions.
Passsngsf5 for Memphis leave Nashville On the g a
trans Fhon connects 81 bteVauEnu with % d Railroad
those for Me0nusili8 and Spariz viii leave Nashvis on
ne r % tFaint which connects directly st Iulahuma with
The train er ncM vile The which leaves SIC MINI
vile at u 90 coHBeo viii he day from Chattanooga
and arrives Al Nashville a. 8 10 r 81.
AZ NASHVILLE there daily connection with boats for ST.
Louis Cincinnati Louis vile, pills. New Orleans Pis-
burg &C., also daily line OF stages Louisville.
through lckE1 can be procured the Depot before hs
starting Of the tgaDs McMinnVs, Huntsville, Mem
phs Junction Atenta Macan, MONTGOMERY, Charisgon.
savannah, augusta, Wilmington and Knoxville.
4 L ANDERSON.
AphG, ls5s. GsBsral Ticket Agent.
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EDGFIELD AND SOUTH NASHVILLE
LOTS FOR SALE On LONG THE.
L DGEFIELD, No 5 Boot's Addition No Forster's I'D
u dIOn Nos IS 1884, l32, she hys Addition AlO Nos r.
3, "a ana S. in Lanier's Addition nth Nashville The
OIs are all most eligiby located Cali soon on
l.. & W. Brown,
April limo AK cherry S rect
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Peremptorv Sale

Fresh seasonable Goods with an Invoice Of Damaged
sold on account Of whom It may Concern.
10 clock, thursday morning, Apui Is i-5s Benjamin
II F. Shields will sell IRON his shelves and counters large
variety Of Fresh aud Damsged Dry Goods, Clothing &C.
&c These goods will be sold in lots 20 suit the Trade only
We have price whatever attached 70 any item IN this
sale, and will close them without reserve for cash.
A yrl Is, 1873. BENZ. r. SHIELDS.
Q NALL BALANCES We have a number or snail bal
- snces our books, and need the funds Our
cash, on delivery.
Apdl -, 1858. BIN. F. SHELLS.
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The Tribune Of the 8th says

The features Of the money market are still those
Of extraordinary abundance. Notes Of the highest
grade have been negotiated to-day at % q cent,
although such transactions Of course exception
al. On call, loans have been made at 2 cent,
and to bOrToWersin good standing the supply at this
rate is abundant leading securites-it being now
simply a question with mOnied institutions and cap
italsts, as 20 an employment Of their accumulated
resources at some rates of interest during the dry
interval Of business suspense, rather than to allow
its longer Improbable stagnatiOn.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


-4tL-L4 --aa--l-.l
Tue GrsatOsntraI Route, conneetuR the Atleptest,a
4 with estsrn, Northwestern and SouthysgtgB St9f
~ continuous Railway direct. Ihls road as Connect
a. Pltis5urg with daily line Of Steamers 70 ali uorts IN
he Western Rivers and at Cleveland ana Sandu5kv va
Steamers 70 eli ports on The Northwestern Lakes uaF6r
ne most dlrect cte1ps and rsi15Ls Follls bT gheh
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Graf WeI
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittvburg:
slkSP OLAsS.-BO0ts, shoes, Dry Goods -,
On 50xss,l Fursr Feathers, &c...... too Psf 4oe3
SECOND CLASS-BSokss Rd Stationary
Dry Goods On 5ales,l HardWars, Lea SsOo psr15e8
.-.9Ag ~
HlkD GLASs-AETlls ,Baggng, Bacon, tro-,s,7ooA
aad PORK On bulk, hemp, EG....... " ~ w.
FOURTH CLASS.-Codss, Fish Bacon. s.--r,,-,
and PORK (Packsd,l lard aud Lard OIL, ~ 20
Flour-SJ Is per bbLunt further n5iiso.
Grain 81 eis. per 100 lbs until further a0iies.
Cotion-s2Psr bals, n,teEssad8g so losFsight. San
lurthsr notice.
- In shipping Goods Irom shy point East Of Phiia.
1eipnia, be particular 70 EEFE packsgs Hid Ph92sia
Rgllr0zt." All Goods sonsgnsd 70 the Agents Of this
Road 81 Philadelphia PEs5urg will be forwarded Eaa
Jut detention
FREIaaF AaHHrl-Harris, W0rmleJ Co., Memphis,
tennessee E. p Sass Co., s. L0uia; J, s. Michel
Son ErsnsTills Indiana; Dumssni Bell and Aurdoct ard
Carter Jewstt Louisville, ky;R @ 4sdEuu, Aads1l,
Indians. Sorqma1 Brown and Irwin q Cos CincinE1n
g. W. Gra6am Z Co, GAINESVILLE, 0hioi Leseh Co, 70
81 KflbV street Boston; Lssch Co Asior hous heH
Yo-[. "a William srss and No. baitsrl Placs, asH
gork. 4 y snesdsr Phiadslphla5 AagraH AoonRl BAL
.,71ors. Geo. O. Francisens Pitts1urg
q Ia HOUSTON, Gslsrat kfsiGtt a 7tHf, Fllll.
g. J. LONBAEET, Sgg'f AtsooHa, Pa
spr ], F8-u
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Notice

DURsUANT TO q decree Of The County Coun OF Humph.
Teys county, made a its april Term, is5s, In the case
Of Joha H. Anderson, Admir- against the heirs Of Isaac An
daTsOn, deceased petition tell slave shal Tuesday,
18th day Of May next the COt house door IN WaveFy
proceed to sell the highest bidder, public slls
credit Of twelve months likely negro about 30 years
DID, cold purpose distribution and approved
seCuTty will required OF the purchaser This, the 7h
cay OF April, 1858. LEVI MCCOLLUM,
apl a 81 "a Commis.ioneF.
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mARCH RULES. 1858.

MARCH RULES. 1858.
S. Bates,
vs. Petition to sell land.
J. P Bsasly ard others.
ON motion and appearing unto the satisfaction Of he
~ Clerk and Master that Marcus L. Bates John w.
bates aud others who children aud heirs at law Of w.
II Bates deceased nOnrssdens Of this Siste that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon them it is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the Union
and American nsWsp per published in the city Of Nash.
vile requiring the said defendants to sppear at the court
house. the OF Cenlrevile the first Monday in
November next then and there plead answer or demur
complanants bill the will be taken for confess
ed against them, and set Tor hearing ex parte.
April Ia. wat ORVILLE A. NIXON. c. IN.
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NOfice.

DUgsUANT to decree otths County court Of Humphreys
county, made at It's April Term, 1853, in the case Of
W. Bryant, Ct. G pgrte petition 70 sell Land for disi
buton-I SHALL Tuesday, the 18Th May uext the court
house door, in Waver TO cell the highest bidder
a. public sale, credit OF and two years, In two
equal iastallments, hundred and twenty seven
three quarter Of Land lying the south side Of Duck
rFeT OWenss old ferry j he land tOeTably well in
proved, and the soil good Notes and approved security
vii be required Of the purchaser and lien retained the
land until the purchase money paid This tbs 9Th day OF
april, 1sss. LEVI MCCOLLUM,
api "a VT prs Zee 81 Com missioner.
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DissnImfinn.

THE partnership heretofore eEsl1g under the style and
i firm Of Clifton Abbott, was dissolved on the 6th
inst by mutual cOussnt 70 take effect the I'd Of Feb
ruary, 1858 Ths business viii be continued By Clifton,
Albright Co, Of Philadelphia.
All persons indebted to the late frm previous to the
ID Of February 1883 viii please call Immediately cat The
old stand No IS Cedar Srss and settle with George
Abbott who is fully authorized collect and receipt for
the same
In retiring from the late firm Of Clifton Abbott take
great pleasure recommending to the patronage Of my
friends Messrs. Clifton, Albright Co. as gentlemen
worthy Of cOnfdsnee, and solicit for them tDuance Of
past laVors GEO. B. ABBOTT.
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SPRING FAIR

The annual Spring Fair of the Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1885, wiz be held at the fair grounds near Nashville
on the 4th to 9Th of May inclusive Liberal pre-
mums are offered list of which with regulations for
holding the Fair may be had application to L. P
WILLIAMS, Secretary, at the Office of the Southern
Homestead, No. l73 Desdrick Street. or at this
Office. Membership Tickets entitling the holder
to all the privileges of the Society for the year
1883, and free access to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
to THos. B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
WN. G. HARDING,
feb 2O-triW&Wtd President
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R. FRANCE & Co, Managers.
(ALso MANAGER OF THE ND. LoTFERIss)
Prizes Amounting to $272,OOOIg
LIST OF Prizes TO BE pRAwr.
Tickets from 81 Is to $40.

Rem'mbr that every prizs in this Lottery viii Be- drawn
and all prizes paid in full without deduction immsd-
atey after the duWrg.
Tickets ior sale By
A. J. LOECHER & co.
Limestone s., near Main, Lexington, Ky.
~ All orders BY mail viii Be promptly attended TO-
aud the Manager Official Drawing, certified % By TIE
Sworn Commissioners will b sent al purchasers Of
Tickets.
N. B.-A Circular containing al the Lotteries for the
month. will BE- sent to any wishing it. Notes on ali
Banks not broken will Be taken par for Tickle s.
Address q orders for Tickets to
A. J. LOECHER co,
Limestone street, near Main,
LEnSGToS, KENTUCxY,
or Box 20.
~ A. J. LoECHEz Co, have been appointed By Us
10 Gil ali orders for tickets the She BY College Lottery
april 7-tapr24 r. FRANCE q CO, Managers.
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feb 2O-triW&wtd

AMERICAN Corn SHELLER.-I appeal to the intel
lgent citizens of Nashville if this is not the best
invention Of the kind ever exhibited in this city
The mechanics, farmers, scientific, and indeed all
classes Of men have been to examine and try the
machine and see its operations It is decidedly the
best article of the kind have ever seen as respects
simplicity and durability, well as the rapidity and
perfection with which it shells corn; it is certainly
a most valuable acquisition to the labor-savng
department. If this be so, why do our manufactu-
rers stand off, Some Of our best and largest farm
ers have purchased machines, and they say, after
trying the Corn Shelter that it is the best they have
ever seen. Mr. Brown says he suppOses there have
been over a thousand persons who have tried it,
and all say it is the best they ever saw. viii we
suffer stranger to come in our midst and sell
chimes to our farmers, when we have the oppOFtu-
nifty of buying the right of the State and manufsc-
turing them ourselves? There is a large profit on
the machines. When this is plain before you, will
you still stand off? hope some one will take hold
have seea Mr.. Brown; he will sell the machines
cheap with the State right on good and fair terms
March Z, 1853 Ct1
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Bank OF Nashville Building
For Rent.

Will Rsntour saBking H0uss i0f thsroman der Of l
essf and Cor le59 Rpon exceedingly favorable term1
4,f persia wishing Banking Houses eo1ld nui be oqf
suiis and viii ltie expense could % made a. eSeat
isrt satabIishmenf Tor q retail Fancy sore.
AD6Tto n HOBSON, Prslb
mil Lin
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DY virtue Of deers;al order Of the ChsnceFy Count At
~ GainsoOFo, made e. the February Tern. 1858, said
Court n ne case o. George hte and ais against James
a. SpufOek and ais pending 10 said Court will on SatuF-
day. the lst day Of Way, 1855 at the COurt House door
GainsborO, sell a. public auction, for In hand likely
Negro Boy This 18th March, 1888 W. n. Bolts,
mar 2l-W4t prs fee 81 Clerk & Masts y
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FINANCES OF VIRGBIA.-The auditor Of public
accounts Of Virginia, reports that the amount to be
added to the public debt Of the State, under acts of
the last and present session of the Legislature will
be s., 925 500 but that it will not be necessary to
increase the state taxes to meet the liabilities grow
ing out Of the recent appropriations. The Presen
rate Of taxation is sufficient meet all the ordinary
expenses Of the government, and produce q surplus
annually Of more than for hundred thousand dollars
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PLANTERS BANK or TENNESSEE,
Cure for Rheumatisul

I HAvE Just resolved a few dozen bottles Of JAMESl
4 NEURALGIA and RHEUMATIC LIQUID, a medicins
hat pas been k1oWn fan tn cang ihs aboTe
plants IL my be Obtained the various Drug Stores In
me eiiya and OF J. W s5n The old sand OF Macken
zis & wilson. Price 81 per bottle. -.--
april ALBX MACKENZIE.
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REGULAR SOLDIERS
OF the war Of18I9.

OF the War OF 1919.
TNFoRMATIoN is WEnsd ofihe paEsong named below
= Tor their hers) who we're REGULAR SOLDIERS Of the
the lists
John Arneh John Houston
Samuel AJnet BENJAMIN Jacobs
Joseph BaItFand Joseph KeywOod
Joshua Br} ant Noah Lingard
EveTt Berger John Lea
Hugh Bracken Joseph Lewis
Peter Cook Dsufss hoOkingbnl
Philip Chuppsr, or Clipper Nathaniel Marks
Andrew CLARK Thomas Mccormack. or hefrs
Kin sheOn Chestnut formerly Of Va.
James CT0Wder Asa NOrhuD
Samuel benson William NeWsom
Joseph Bowling John Nichols
Jacob Duvall BENJAMIN Odom
Jams EaFsly Humphrey Pope
Joseph Ferguson StOkely W Parker
CreeUbeFTy Finn Archibald Rutherford
JOB Fish Thomas Roberts
James g Ferguson Richard Sanders
James Grimes Thomas Shevans,
Lewis Gray Andrew shannon
Lee Gordon William SnodgrGsa
William Gam JscOb StrickleF
John Gibson John Stewart
Jonathan Garrett Stephen stsp
Joseph HO5ba Levin Southern
Ignatius GaleWoOd Leonard Taylor
John Hut Jesse TarneF
John Hart James Watts
Jacob Huffman Lake Waterman
Jonathan Hsgans George Wsddis
John Hoderasld Frederick zimmsTman
William Helton lsham Young
Philemon Hurt
Address W. B. YOUNG,
april l3-ddrWlm . y Cherry street, Nashville Team
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Salmon.

JUST received, few more Ei.s Of shat ssues Pieklsd
q salmon. VESSEL s THOMPSON
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FROM KASsAs-We had a very pleasant call yes
terday from DR.. H. Robertson formerly of Robert
on county and the Senator from that district four
years ago Dr. ROBERTSON has been engaged as
surveyor in Kansas for the last three years. He is
well posted in the difficulties Of that Territory.
The Doctor will speak at GOOdlettsville next Satur
day, at , o'clock, on the subject Of the troubles
We would be very glad to hear him in this eity.
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Sylvester Davis
Platform Bee Hive.

THIS HIVE has taken the dFst premiums n an the giats
and county Pairs all others wherever exhibited
aud IL pronounced the best ever in use WIKI ths Hive
anyone mas keep bees viii perfect safety and success Tbs
bees may be mace % from one or more hives a.
may DO conducted int0 any number Of hives WITHOUT
tNs and sl ha fun supply Queens The bees are
entirely protected from the BeeA0th and other inssrs
heh annoy ana ruin the bees. This we warrant. If
managed eccordng 20 the directions which sre given In b
DOCK We iQrnsh The bees have Opportunity 10 exercise
y me spring and clear the 9Th from their hves wifbont
lying ou 70 ole on We snow. Ihs 9th can AZ anv tina h
removed tom the hves without disturbiaetn bees me
oees can De transferred e. 0sn necessary to give them
ng1 COMB and without killng them prevents an pos
sioy o. fnoolne while feeding. And thoroughly ven
feed drawers, hives, honey boxes and
me Work and progress bees NAV BE- seen
IN tns nyes, honey boxes and feed draHers Tne sesns
presented BY the interior Of beehive has seldom JAILED ~
even the mOs ariOus observer while il ana with
the mind OF the philosopher When The dsv
ana ne sun shining brightly, the nabaliOn Of thes9
eous 1e creatures exhibits the aspect OF popuious
Dusy city The gates crow ded with hundreds OF in
as HorEeTs-seme on the wing in search susie
lhce DINERS ming from the felds laden with food
oe eafneaty engaged IN buildng-sOme in tending tbs
youngolheEs emf los ed IN cleansing their aationhs
our o ave may be seen dragging the corpse Of COM
anu az i would appear, seupuOualY paying the
asL nonoFs 70 the dead.
w Who would do without honey, when all can have
aDundanee, with the proper hIvE.
marA-u SMALL BsTBs, AEsni'.
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VIII A LAHGH AE5UHTIENT OF
INK, STATES, PENCILS s. STATIONERY GENERALLY
THE COUSINS, OF the Captains Ward.
BY THE AUTHOR OF /" 5 tRFAROE"

THE COUSINS, OF the Captains Ward
BY THE AUTHOR OF sRTAROE"
THE WATCHMAN, by Maitland, author Of
irsrOe." Fourth supply just received.
The Reason Why careful collection OF many
hundreds Of reasons for things which, though generally
snOEn mperectly understood. A book Of condensed
scientific knowledge fer the million, b. the author Of In
qnirs Within" Fourth supply.
For the Ladies. Miss LsmbeFt's complete guide
needle work aud embroidery with hundred and thr
tee Illustrations and diagra 3.
Hrs Hass Receipts the Million containing 4545 Re-
ceDts, Fscts Directions &C. in the useful ornamental and
DOMESTIC arts AID IN the conduct ollie being complete
Family Dictionary.
Mrs. Hale's New Cook Book, tbs best pubIished.
IN Slick, the Clock Maker The funniest book out
yallow Barn.
Horse Shoe Robinson.
The Three Beauties, By Mrs.. southWorlh.
White Lies by Read.
The Lost Daughter. By Mrs. Hentz.
Quits; a Novel. By the author Of sThs Initials"
AsO: variety Of New Works in paper. By smith,
Reynolds, Diokias, AinsWorth, Maxwell, dc SC.
For sale BY F. HAGAE.
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THE TUET.-AIr Ten Brock leaves New York for
England on Wednesday next, to again contest the
palm Of superiority Of the American and English
race-hOrses. He has already sent over the famous
Charleston, by imp. Sovereign, out of MilwOOd, by
imp. Monarch Charleston is flyer, and has won
some Of the fastest races in America It was Mr.
Ten BTGck's purpose TO have taken Bonnie Lassie,
the uncOnquered, but she has by an accident, gone
amiss and is done up for this unfortunately
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GLOUH-IOO bags extra Family FOu1juSt received and
Il foTsllSby BYRNE 4 MILLER,
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TREE GOODS AT AUCTION.-Benj. P. Shields will sell
TO she highest bidder, this morning At 10 O'Clock
large lot Of Damaged and fresh Goods clio thing etc. 90
account Of whom Il may concern.
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CHAMPAGNE WINES, BRANDIEs, lC

OHAWF AV8NE WINEs' bBANDIES1 TO.
THE subscribers oHsrs fF sale the following choice
4 brands Of Wines, Brandies, DC:
so Baskets Star brand
Is Eugene Ciquoit, pints and quarts.
10 q" Widow or Vive Clquiot
." Fieur de SeIeFy and Crown brands.
80 boxes ChO oe Clarets
casks Harmony and other choice brands of Sherry
and MADEIRA.
10 cases Of Swiss Absyath
10 " Curacao and Marasehino
80 GOuley, Bocksrs and other bitters
30 casks London Porter and Edinburgh Ales of various
brands.
25H pipes ofchoice French Brandies
The "Fine growers Co, Jules Durand Agent" "Jean
LoGiss superior old Cognise 1871" and 'Sazarc" are
fully guaranteed pure and unsurpassed in quality and IA
vOr by the Agents for the sale OF these brands
2pipes pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum Peach and
Apple Brandy, Scotch Irish and American Whisky Cher.
Y Brandy Bounce ETC. The connoiser and lovers Of good
Wines Brandy Segars, &C. are respectfully invited to call
and examine their stock
sprill4 A. KERR & co.