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49, 81

ANSS SEA
THE SPRING MEETIN
OVER THE
NASHVILLE COURSE,
Will commence On Tuesday, May 15ths
WITH A
SNVeePstake Free for All Ages.
One Mile Heats $500 Entrance; $50 Forfeit
Guild Blythe enters Ee DEAN by Albion; DAM Goriana;
four years old.
Harding enters brf Tennessee; by Epsilon; DAM Kate
King, by Prism four years old
dam by Pacific four years old
Wednesday, May 18th.
Sweepstakes three year oes; One Mile Heats 500 En-
trance; S25 Forfeit
Turner's enters chf, by Ambassador; dam, Ida.
Guild ythe br Ran Berry, by Albion; dam by Jer
~.
C Harding enters bl c. by Albion dam, Gamma, by Pacific
Also, 6, by Epsilon dam, Sea bird by Pacific
Thursday, May 18th.
Proprietor's Purse OF $40; One Mile Heat.
Friday, May goth.
Sweepstakes untred three year odsi One Mile Heats
800 Entrance; S25 Forfeit.
A Turner enters oh by Ambassador; dam Ida.
Aerriweher oh John McGoodwn, by Ambassador
dam by Pacific.
Harding b by Albion; DAM Gamma by Pacific.
AIso hr by EPSILON dam, Sea bird, by Pacific
J Wilkinson enters Oh g by Ambassador dam by Ross.
Saturday, May 21st.
Propr;etors Purse Of $500, Two Nile Heats.
apl7 I'll SAMUEL J. CARTER.
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The Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Monitor, enc of the ablest
Know Nothing papers in the State, repudia;es the
new movement in the South TO form an Opposition
party against the Democracy, to give aid and com,
fort to the Opposition in the North, which is headed
by Seward, Greeley, GiadiDgs &c.
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TEETH! TEETH!l
Dir. X. RUSSELL,


- Is constantly inserting fun and part -
tlfTYrSsstsof Artificial Teeth Having sseuredlflrfS
the services Of one Mechanical Dentists Of tie Sorh,
and fitted up Iaatery purpose Ct Carrying his
department Of his profession the fullest extent
prepared business those living in the east, vest North
and south, would y he citizens and persons visiting
Nashville for the purPass Of having Dental operations perform
ed that in securing the services Of Dr. T., their wOrs VII be
executed ina
Prompt, Neat ana substantial Manner.
lie uses no sill in ustanos
guarantee his work TO give entire satisfaction.
evidence Of the estimation placed upon him By biz
TENTS he would beg leave to introduce the following erase
from gentlemen well and favobly known in this cOupuniiy;
DR. RESELL having performed Dental operations many
departments Of his profession upon myself and other mees Of
my family, have hesitation saying that he sllui
operator and Ii works wen dons-
WILL J. PoLE,
2. c. DBSSISgTos,
March ], 1852 W. Il. PoIE.
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Sale Of egrO NJ q n

: y Almira Young Is. LIVE ? olIs' q lIs'
10y decree Of County Court Ct Davidson County rendered
at the April term 1853, the abave cause will oher Tor
at the Court house Nashve for cash. Saturday
the both April negro named Lewis aged about 90 years
p. X. CHEATHAM,
PIC I'd prs fee 81 so c..
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Magnificent Scheme!
% PACKAGEs wiIIbs Ia al

a Circular showing the plan of the ASt.
terieS Will be sent 10 any one desirOus OF
receiving it.
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SEWANEE COAL,
RoSuctfoUin Prices.

Reduction Prices.
TayHE seEanee Mining Company viii sell their hr Soal
from their yard adjoining the Nashville and Ch anota
Railroad Depot on Cedar st The following named fa
Select Lump Coal ~ Gems per ousliei.
Round Screened -
Nutat =
MENRT MURRAY.
SALES Agent.
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81 49,
SPRIN OF is 80
WILL commence over Race Course Wednesday
wv June lsr, 1859
FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY, FIRST.
Sweepstakes year ods mile heats 500 entrance
$50 forfeit
Eli Odom names Godiva, by Albion, cam Sovereign
bay colt Worst by Albion dam BY Richard
Guild &Blythe Ran Barry by Albion, dam Jerry
SECOND DAY, THURSDAY JUNE SECOND.
Great match s6OOO 90 forfeit four mile heats
Guild Blythe Hiawaha, by Albion, dam by Wagner
Eli 0dom Mary Wye by Albion, dam by Sovereign
THIRD DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE
Sweepstakes three year Os, mile heats 500 en-
trance $50 forfeit.
W. e. Harding. names black colt, by Albion dam Cana.
Also, brown colt by Epsilon, dam seabird.
John Aleock names black by hoss, dam by BclrSe
FOURTH FAY. SATURDAY, JUNE FOURTH.
Stakes for all ages mile heats $500 entrance, 500 for
W. j. Harding mare, Tennessee, by Epsilon,
dam Kate King.
Guild Blythe names Efe Dean, by Albion, Gorana.
Elliott Malone Comet by Albion, dam by LeviahaR
GALLATIS, April LIST, 1853. A. BARNES, proprietor.
NJ B-The above is situated 4 miles from the
fGaan, and Of the safest and best tracks IN
Southwest with every convenience TO accommodate all lovers
the The track pcked with ample stands to accom-
modaiea II who may choose to
apl7tg tunnel. A. BARNES Proprletor.
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NEW ROOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
TIE RED SCOUT The Outlaws Revenge. By the author
Of :" The Regulators of Arkansas
DEATH or THE TRAITORS or, The Black Dragons. By
Captain James Grant
THE YOUNG Duchess or, Memoirs Of Lady Of Quality
By G. ". NJ. Reynolds.
BOWS NEW PATENT SERMONS. By DOv,Jr.
For sale by p HAGAN,
apl0-tf 80 Market st.
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A Good Investment.

FAMILY GROCERY FOR SALE
AN authorized to SELL only, the entire stock Of
Family Grocery concern The location good and rent low,
and has and will pay the hands industrious business man.
Also some goods trades Real Estate. Call
apl7 BENZ Z. SHIELDS, oeneIAI Asent
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ERORTE NOMINEES, Beck Purses Razors, Turkish Towels
&c, and variety Of other things, received and for sale by
J. IL MCGILL,
Furnishing and Fancy Store,
apI6 Corner Of Square and College street.
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NEW BOOKS.
Letters Of a TraEeller--W. C. Bryant.
Pictures Of County Lifs--Aice Cary:
Literary Attractions Of the Bible-Halsey.
La Plata and Paraguay--By ThOs J. Page, O. s. n
Life Of Patrick Henry--Wiiliam Writ
Boat and Tent Lfe-W. c. Prime.
Life and Labors OF Rev. Daniel Baker, D. D.
Pleasant PathWays--Daniel Wise
The Yorng Pickers-Sarah Maria Fry.
The Foster BrOihers-A Tals Of College Life.
Crudens CONDENSED Concordance
For sale by CHAs- w. SMITH,
apl6 Al College Street
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Resolced, That this meeting appoint delegates to meet the
venon at Clinton the 18th of April to nominate the
candidate for Congress Whereupon agreed that the del
egates appointed by the chairman in the other
ions, be appointed to meet the convention at Clinton
appointed the following delegaes In District
No. Thomas Beaty Noe, Noah W. Storey No. ,, B. Lee;
No. VIM. Bowden; No 5, j. II. Beason No W. b. Melon
aid; No T. D. Travis; No g. Col MeGinnis No o. Samuel
Ramsey TO- John NJ. Pierce; No. H. Samuel Seroggns;
No. l2 George Word, Esq.
motion, B. Lee, W. b. Mcdonald, J. Price and George
Word appanteo Corresponding Committee Then motion,
the meeting adjourned J. q. WOOLsEY, Csm'n,
G.. W. UPCHURSH, See'ry.
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!. @. EASTMAN, ?. c. DUsSIEGToS, }. 0. GRIFrITH,
c. @. POIEDExTHR.
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COMES, BRUSHES, UmBREL

EUsT received large Of Canes Of Wtaebon
ID Ebony, Guta Persia, Hickory, &C., for sale by . 49,
apI6 J. II. MCGILL:
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II Hstof be numbers drawn from the wheel with
the amount Of prize that each entitled ts viii be pub
Ishei after every drawing TIE following papersAugusta
ga Constutionalist, Mobile Register Nashville Gazette New
CIarion [api7
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REMOVAL.
MISS VI. HARDY, IEiIiiner.
SPRING MILLINERY.

She therefore, respectfully solcls share the public patron
and eDeciHy TEE J0Tdr Customers Of Dir. CROKER
she has determined on her that neither ability or wish ss
! IeWanted. lapl-lm
, 1859-09-13

:, SEW 1oRk, Sept. 1a.-Tho steamer Star Of
kAs !ftst, from Aspinxall. with California n.fii
u the e0th ult-. arrived here at noon to d.v.
She brings upwards Of s., ,ooo, 900 il treasure.
and ,5o0 passengers.
The principal consisnecs Of the specie brought
6ytthe Star # ths IEst, are Wells, Farro l.
Co., COCO; Freeman 4 Co, &60. QUO Amer
man Co.. tl11,Vo; Metropolitan Bank tlt,s @ :.
&1sa. coo. 0e'A''u'
There was severe gale ut Aspinwall on the
esth ult-. doing considerable damage to build.
ipgs Ons man vas killed by the falling Of The
walls Of his building. - >''e
From Gnayaquil, Ecuador. Of Aug. 18th, state
that The Peruvian feet were preparing to bo,n-
bard that city. and Ill the upper class ofcituens
hnd removed from the city. Those who remain.
ed we're preparing for desperate resistance.
and Gen. Cassilon was momentarily expected'
with all his force, from Cailao.
:, a disastrous hre occurred at Quay adui on
buildings
The adricea from Valparaiso are to the 1st
md callao TO the 18th Of Aug.
The ktore-house Of Deleiou Co., at v.1pa:
se,so, was DESTROYED BY FIRE with 50, ,ooo bushels
new .nd rich copper vcin has been discoY-
cred near Fort San De 4zuaar.
1t was reported that the British Minister had
demanded the presence Ut ships Of war Of Val
paratso IN consequence Of the expected arrival
there ot the American steamers 10 force set
Element Of the dificuIties with the Gillian cor-
errment
= Tho Spanish Minister; Leon Quevado, had
peace between Peru and ECUADOR: TIE latest
account says that Peru hid formally decided
upon war against Ecuador.
, 1859-09-13

~. torts. Sept. 1o.-An extensive FIRE broke
CUT this afternoon; in the ten buildings on
fourth street; between Locust and Vine, in
tne Store occupied Iy Wallaee l. Goa md Jas.
Coxc on the lst foor, and By Boggs Leatbe,
~ the three upper stories. The hrs was caused
~ The explosion Of britannia lump in the
bands Of aIr. Wallace, who had gone into q
cellar to open bor Of merchandise. The ex-
ploason set fire to the ciotnex of Alr, Wullace.
ana which he quenched BY jumpio; into o tub
oi water The flnfd afso set fire to several bar
1ss OF spirits, which exploded with great force.
Two persons in the second story escaped, but
were severely burned Nine persons in the
tnlra and fourth stories escaped through the
foot :. =. =" =, =
The smoke burst through the roof and win
COWS seeming to defy any efforts to subdue the
cohnaKratlon. But tho 1team engines were on
ane ground and went Immediately to work.
ne names, had, however, burst through on the
north side 10 The. crockery- establishment Of
Gay & Co., l03 North Fourth, and on the south
5'de 81 to the clothing establishment of Seli.man,
1tos: d Co., whose goods were mostly removed,
Inc back store Of L. Bushnell, at No 81, Seem
60 at ona time to be in immediate Danger aad.
some OF the stock was removed. Tie total
!oss Was not far from $50. .o0U, which is divided
about rs follows: Gay i Co., oyer $4,000. in
sared sure for about $4,000; Boggs / Leathe, $15,-
wv. insured for about one.ha1f; e. t. Hunt,
E''Wo; Wallace i Co., &l,500, uninsured; J..
nSpafe, oEer II 900 partially injured; Selgman,
BIOS d Co.. stock damaged by water aud re.
!noFal q. 900 the buildings No. 81 md los are
Injured to the amount Of 81 1000; the owner of
20. LOB is fully insured for Tic amount Of bis
loss which Is IS 800.
, 1859-09-13

1aE new SToRE or MEssns. HoARp 4 uors -
No part of our city has exhibited more strik;np
improvements than the rcry heart of our bus;.
nees centre, TINT Of Lake street between Clark
aud dearborn street. The entire northern
front OF the block has been built in n coutin-
uous 70" OF elegant stores from street to street,
oofnc ol these are in process Of completion. ret
most oil them have already been opened by cs.
ADJUSTMENTS worthy Of that frst-clxss locality.
Among these ncw stores is the attractive ans
rich display IN the premises Of Nessrs, Hoard
aud Hoes, No. III Luke street, one of the most
extensive jewelry establishments in tue North
west As We passed it last evening, it seemed
under The fairy charm Of g.s light, like mn.
sle grotto ablaze with rays OF light reflected
from FURNISHED gold and silver and prec;ou,
stones.
And yet It is but the same gem in a new set.
Ting The antique shell lately demolished on
that rcFy site, Was for many years the well
known locality Of this old and prominent house
one Of tho oldest in the city, if indeed auv mcr.
chsnt in his branch Of trade has been eoua1Iv
long in the business hero with the senior mem.
her Of The firm, Samuel Hoard, Esq.
Their stock however has better locat;on f.,
q display than ever before, IS Mr. Hoard in hi.
new building hss secured for himself one Of the
finest stores in the city. They hare m assort-
1nent Of rich wares that look the most unlike
panic times, and facilities for purchasin. the
same from long experience and high position in
the trnde, that gise Them CHIN upon patron.
n irn nrSr -%.A l. I. a.
, 1859-09-13
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1e.-Commodore Mau.y
"a SUI engaged as one Of the consulting COM
msltee Ct tue Atlantic Telegraph Company, in
examining the specimens Of cables best suited
Tor au Ocean Telegraph.
The Hanes Jouraal, regarding The earlier daYs Of Of
C1mmodore Maury, in which it is STATED that
"hen midshipman be was married to an Dwy-
hee fr1ncess. is Contradiction authority.
me President has approved the sentence Of
count martial. held At Utah. dismissiug from
the army L. Lyude Of the 5th infantry for con-
Baron Gorolt, The Prussian Minister: and his
family have returned to Washington. -
a private letter from Lord Napier mentions
his own arrival 1T the Hague.
The Brooklyn, ,,lAss from Vera Cruz now at
Mobile, has been ordered to proceed to New
York.
returned to this a:;ty. %'~N
, 1859-09-13


NV fo1k. Sept 11-aPN
~ tEorzmavy Aod lower FIR choice but nra md burr,
@ ot eomm an cadet Stscs lv01 brit. n = ~ r. X
81 e stair: g. % !hr extra rtata: NJ ~ - .oF
to9el3 Tor old :0as 80 for fish rmnnd .h2e
pak oAnos ezra Fo9nd hoop Uhso-cnsiur Ann ~ s
1on1 STf @ ne.y sa eholcs GAaadau aous noata KT.
beat nnehzn I'D ales IL ao hu =. q IL s,-
vSts - r. ott ua.uaA ChI-,gn spring Isf,
saLe tahadtan 1..0 &ur fair nex red Snu;hrm - ~
nIey IN, IT, - isc' 70 !, BY Sorta R.er 70 ssrsrs !;
wosn r. r. plenty ana aet e a saes 5000 pu sic f
io e;1s - seNesa: ss.f sound do. s! fr Jerss1
fur ~eseaa, md $500 IN Canadian. o'1@s sSss"
nH1kr-Cn, hanged sales 90 bril- It .<42.7
Fs'r4eS.CPosk = tszsef: lso beia Il us for
Rt III ~ IT. ha e7s .1e!. 1s for eat.k l1J7 Cor prime
~ so5 ne.4 s9!v 50 ot sEraeksd lesFo iSla Ms ca
lktt Haias quiet =. l54I:-A Naron du l. Cus NJ
e. r. II = III t1t :; q .aoalde aTd
Butter s;eady ii ls1 4d tor Ohio. Is1i for Ssss
ssr tic nattst ~ .tey With rev ods4s,s
oGsatas cbi E4- III Cent d Is 1: i Il Gaiens
r. SuIxEh M Gosess,IA u guar :54 C vi, K<sd
LII Cent b h6a ). i. No S. sd ~s @.N-AD 4s'7a
, 1859-09-13
The Mule S.ytndlo In I1,, II

st. LOUIS, September 1o.-Thb Utah cor.
respondent Of the D<moe-at makes au expose
o. o. the late mule sale OF Camp Floyd. H. ssys
me QnarterMaster- General received an order
from the Secretary Of War to RECEIVE The notes
Of Hr, Halliday as Cashier for ali nurrbases
made by him, and that the nuc1ioneer had ex-
pllclt orders TO knock down the mules to Hail.
day at certain figures. Under these % terms Till Mai-
Hoay purchased upwards of thousand mules,
paying In notes little more than half what
ot9ef parties would hare paid in cash. The
"f1ser also states that Halliday has CONTRACTED
to supply the governmen. at Fort Dallas. Orc
gon, with 1000 mules, at their own price.
, 1859-09-13

PERsoSAr. rLefe VIE large Accession Of
guests at the various hotels Inst evcuipp.
Among the more distinguished gentlemen. we
note the following:
ss: s s5i sssx go jsats IT, IL
IS |.a ss s.!ss5 srhf rxs Ten Sefys e 1
;iaaa 4e s,e + A::s cap chas Kobs
nnM q Mas md q il Haa, nG # + q, Slsl IT,
1s:r IT,: S;'SsF II e. & ~. ID H. H y
msnt;Sck NJ NJ Il Iowa; Kns ra1 T Jlon' 1ss,'
1sft 1Ysft use s2 LEfS @ isa3 lse Ssx Ssx
Talr5soed lie q III {. nenn ,.
IT. n!s 81 i { = S:s.b
~ =, ;,;s Nss f.r6 0sal|Is.n 81 No: GFKe1.
s:ssy 'aefF} II ID s. sessh
!sss': as's
u os wsths,. ';'s e. a. I;sa ss,
W. nySs Eae7 & ssa1 Lieut., IL! =
sskhan s. l, i. eains Eaitiin nan a pau:s% sshs
III b.Se.Is Se i:?r M. RsH Re5,H,isipS: p::
LII aass.s; It. " SSasPf g.. fo,* ~. a. ~
.t1aa Ut cf' i u. Se@ SSsf' III Il 1;,,s:
W. q Springfield Joalas co y wa @H vi1xa g: G.a; s
- H. Il: ~ Aatty man Ad; Hon. II. WeeeT n.
~ iheelaa. Gen. Edw. Greene. ie1st: IeS. saa,
lsiooa toraz HIM T Smith a,d f4nly. Wis: up
T. II a4sM. 80 Ai4lana; Hon J v q Causn Marvapd:
!... sydneY g.stse q linoi.; Hon Dan Kncu II A,
T.s HSn oeo = Bates RI M!c.ikaa; Col & i icsy
4 'seqs,Eh !: si:n 4 u w!1ts"n y Aaae.ots; Naciy
sci,leg 4 q r; Geors..: In Trscy, ii Is. w;eeun
IL II j !! w,3 Hunt ssey M.son.'o; r.lnc1
g 1!e fise SO Or southern i. A1sunsas
~ - ,, rs CasE1*s A!alan1A a II Wood pa ii
,a,!t ,a! !;. Alaa9aa 4an sarp ths LG c, A,s;
~ aisx:1 Z; 9aI 81 ~ soMt! Carolina L laser q
**rniss.: , Mciheas'sas a Ask.o,ss; MeioSa-3i.
,4ut'i.na; s~A.ey. Ur.uo Treasurer I. iori,9..
ea f1.fea; r. dd ~ Isg3e:.ce hohcot Tn
!, ~, i! y y. &c, NeE YORK v II Drcw, az UE.
, 1859-09-13
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.


ro-.,, AosnAx Evxz1xa, stpt. II
| ~ 49, oifn- BnE c. ?. WitismA, wheat
| ~ " 'eof dine, eosn to BudAlo II sXc .
s"'a ~ ososnsou'ka II sac ehr Queen Of ths
=, - ~ roft tuloo ne At es-uhe7t to 20 through
| ~. ~. "euaaa Railway and Port Da,hou,ie II
ptop Sfooe cats To DuRalo &C. and xhe,t u7xr
Ar,,rs 49,, - N'69 IBIS; sh'puenta. 1874 bhls
~-,~hvs-,A aa. "efe 30 hbs Star 1ils~ {Qulu-
=, *. tn,hh,. 'e 1o teas "Aaiphrsboro" do 1t
sAo' '"o po4A Alesaa" 10 &5 10 50 bha kv-hodv-
do@ - eo's 'a'esbarzh~ do at Us; 10 bt, prs
-va...,,- ~ oso Council HIT DO st AAs: 1el hbls
ho'eni sprrx c1tra 1t 4l41:. 80 hbls do fbr.nt -
--,c,;lnx- d, =. t1,r. =. NJ. DO -.7x: % se.
ATLANTIC do Ut os:. i'm hh1. .mh ms, I ~ - oos
"D,, tan to .-+ .,nss,. 49,, 'p nn! oos u hes
btis medium, sD,,nv ~.tr. - ~ ~, ~. ~ u =" Im
terms. Hys Flour. i, .;a,., w y" b1a'a1e
wI[EAr-Rec.3pt. a, an y,
wrxrr- -Aavn.., -. 49, 1PneuH' l+sra8 hu-
Il SIC IN SORE ba ID =, ~ ~ ..~. ~ ~ 40. *h'se
esc In .,,,r "a, hn -. =, o. ~ o1 20. rrdst
81 !, .,or. =, :. Nv W 40 fsd II
4~o W =" Il nc Ia s9ofe' I2oo ba do 1t Sc In
-4ee" ~ o1es VEN: 5o0 ou No. l
do 49,. ~, " - &c n 8ote; eoba
!. 81. In ,or. IN b., =. ~ '%' ~ ~ 90
;,c In ,,oss IN, hn do :, -.Is! ~ % 20 a.
sprtux a. 74s Ia ,tor- IN H., W
a; .3c Ia ktor. -sn ~, -, ~ - ~ @ose do
f,n. ~" nu 20 ~ 'sto u ssose; Aooo hu DO
do :, - IN o-, ~ w W .t s~e "a so'e: 1000 b
!, esc In ssos.. a, \, :. " MUTE .o' on DO
fO;,y- -r,c.Jr,. - a'
a.r7ac.d 1sa:xc s,,~.- - =. Ao"s' tH"~ ana
s4c aaoa& 1slp bu medium, do :, esU,
W. A.."ea4 w ~ s'ae aaoot 4ooo bu No
=. g: In s,ore: l ~, a. ~ sq,1 Aoss; loso su do
N. !, .,o-. ~ ~ os90 IN so'e seo bu No At
,to,r. a. - '>''s' -" % 90 AZ tle n
oATs-Ree,.a.. a ~ ,,. .,,,z,.... OK,
, 1859-09-13

@ Hoard 4 Hoes ut their new store. III
LAKE street, bare on hand one of the richest ns.
sorsments Of jewelry. watches, silver ware add
Fancy Goods, 4c. it has ever been our good
fortune 10 see. Their silver ware is WORTHY Of
especial attention, being Of the richest designs
md PATTERNS and richest quality Nor should
we II speaking more particularly of their ST.
portions Of their stock arc not equally as b~a.,.
f!fal. We would recommend straugers. ID :tbe
city to bear their address in mind aud give them
, 1859-09-13

49, JASEsvll1r, Sept. 1s.-The State Fair grounds
arc arc ~ noS complete, and tie Directors say tley
are 1he hnest grounds tas Society eEer occupied.
ampls s'alsa for cattle and horses ind meg
haustible supplies Of water art provided seats
ior y,ooo people are constructed, entries are
coming IN vcry fast, and tile prospect il that the
present vii! be the most successful Pair the So
ciety ever held. >A~ Nv
. The Cincinnati, Wilmington L Janesyille
x. hare completed their track running direct
" the entrance Of the Fair grounds.
, 1859-09-13

81. Lor,s. Sept. 13.-Utah papers furnish ac-
counts Of the massacre of party Of etnigran,s
On oregon river 24th July by tile Baunock and
ohashonea indians, Sig: men and one woman
we're Killed, md she same number wounded.
some OF the men uiortai1J Tie Indians robbed
1he wagons Of sl,70o and drove of q large
quanuty OF stock. These same Indians were
phtes'oasiy reported as having been severely
ehnst'sed by Lieut.. Gray.
Chafies croeker, Samuel Mills, and William
:. os1oFne, Gensiles, we're elected to the Utah
, 1859-09-13
d. D.

IN tbs city. On the 1.th Inst 3I.. HENRY !. EY1R
HANS, sE<a yrass. 0NN"-
II hls hte residence 10. ~ Eas Madison s.sset
III O'Clock todzv. --
oo the Eosnnx of tbs 18th Inst., MATTE D. stest
and dca t7anth. - s~.".
Fussr from The ssxeenes ct J. Wide, ssa .s South
Feara stzsst, ta-dxy II O'Clock.
, 1859-09-13

"S@1 "3*1*'A1 @E 1k&I1k1I11UEG4
bA7rIAoRE, Sept 1a:-The 45th uoniyersarr
OIL. o. the Battle ct Baltimore is iscelebratiug to-day,
"In great spirit The streets are iirouaei
with people The whole military force i ant
on parade. and lags are displayed from nil
points. The Old Defenders will dine at Green
Springs: There are several visiting military
companies in the city.
, 1859-09-13
The H1rrcprcs~f6ie ConGtces,..Doue,
Las, then Lincoln, then TruuabuH.

lAs, then Aincoin, then TrumbuH.
Ihe Little Gians has stirred up hornet's
nest 10 ohiot lie came, as IL aases1rd. TO 1nate
diversion in favor Of " Obio's raIlant ronnr o
SENATOR. and to exhibit himself to The Drrnass
cracs- Immediately upon his heels il il an.
nounced that tue Hon. Abe Lincoln-"Ofd Aben
who worried the Little Giant SO dreadfujjy IN
nh; 1il'nos !4st years to address tile people Of
ink announcing bis appointments dr.. in hnns @
afea Republican newspapers, when it is IN.
noanced That Senator Trumbull, of Ulinois-
eaat other arch enemy Of tie Douglas Suuaiter
Sovereignty in the u. $. Senateewili also nd.
Dress the people Of Ohio. The Ohio Stote
;.oaFan ;"n, says that 1'runbul wispcak ut CIeye.
also announced ycsterday that Douxlas III
ePeaE ut Wooster ou the 10th inst, Ohio has
yeskrday. oo''0's'e'o4'
, 1859-09-13

Bosros, Sept. 12.-Thc town hall ut bedford
wa; partially destroyed By fire on Saturday
m-he Also the dry goods store Of Jonas Co.
some otler property.
, 1859-09-13

LAxr AND on Exror1uy, loS South c1ork
street. AT Wholesale and retail, a LARGE stocf
Of Lunar and Kerosene lamps All Coal oh
lamps with the celebrated Waterbury. Uiefz
Aale's and Jones' burners Agcucr Of Bid.
wells Coal Oh Grease. =
, 1859-09-13

HALIFAX. Sept IA tremendous conaasra-
forenoon. Two whole blocks On Granville st ,
numbering 50 buiidings. and Including Is exten.
sire dry goods establishments, were totally de-
stroyed. Tho damage Is not estimated but It
must necessarily be very large It il reported
three men were killed 1t the fite.
, 1859-09-13

american Pharmaceutical Society.
bosrox, Sept; l2.-The Eighth Annual Ses-
sion of The American PharIpuceutical Sar;s,r
will meet in this city tomorrow. Delegates are
expected i:p to be pressutlrnzn eraTy staiu ia 1he
, 1859-09-13

1s3Nl1 T . 2s-*I I q RE,
CaTpsSs. 4tfrEr Plated <7oods. OF Paiut.
f1<s, 1sd Piano Fo,'fss
AT AUCTION.
Cn THURSDAY and FRIDAY Sept 1sth ard 1nh fo,.
Ehank Tor Two DAy.- viii sell Ut cur st0re q AKA
sesI s on*nt Il 1bs 7tose xoods Uttered Ins
FURNITURE of s+erY Fat.ttr .nd Kin. r. p,.,
Bedroom, and D.ntns1oo:l N ~A4S' AVE- 44'os'
SILVER PLATED wAEE of The eaoier.. rruesas
ras nsr stt Ia Fox. aa poo:s Irory saa s;Iyst
Paintings. PLANO F0RrES A'1>!sS@s VI enc
~ y Il sstss o. lh",sd r and tuu~ r.os torcl
~ ~ I1en: aaet liho soste oc.a-s; ee-
,t ~ III. hr y s.tostE1ent ef Carre:s cut IN quan-
.:fhrs *tA lrclt T4r ety of eslr- ss,.i. -'t~".
&hipped 'GILEEtsr 4. :, Wfsla;S se1 Aa1
GsSt ~0~e -. SuHs.
, 1859-09-13

- A tip-top salesman, if well recommended
'or honesty anu industry. eau find employmcn.
by addressing p o. box ls20.- sepi5.at