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CONTRA.

By amount paid on checks drawn
by Commissioners, $53tI SO!
" Amount paid Jurors, 1455 S7a
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d" Aununt paid Gideon Trout, re-
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Trpasurrrs salary, IS5 90
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Notice.

Letters of Administration having been grant,
ed to The undersigned on the estate Of Abraham
Sparks, late Of West Providence Township,
Bedford County, all persons indebted to said rs
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
and those having claims will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
SOL. SPARKS,
JOHN CESSNA.
Jan. 5. 1858. administrators.
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JOHN ALSTADT.
DANIEL BARLEY,

Anest:-WM. NJ. HALL, Clerk.
Feb. 9.
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e. N, CARR * co.
1SS Pratt Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
A CURE FOR HARD TIMES


Nd the Road to Wealth at T. N CARR & cos, Ex-
n change and Lottery Brokers' the great Prize sellers Of
the Maryland Lotteries, who have, during the last six
months sold several Capital Prizes besides large number
smaller Ones amounting in the aggregate more than
hundred thousand dollars. And convince yourself by
single trial that the great wealth to purchase
ticket Of the lucky and farfamed prize sellers,
= E. N. CARR co.
Choice Selected Schemes for October, 1855.
Bel Air, Class IS, for October Q, 1s15.-scheme.
Prize Of sSoo9s Prize of sio0oo Prize Of &C. 900
Tickets $5-shares in proportion Certificate Of pack.
age Of whOes So halves $35, quarters $3.50.
PatnPseo olas. "a for Oct Is i8SS-sGheme ANN
do do Else i5o do 1910 100 do DO go 60
81 do 20 &c, &C.
Tickets $1-Shares in proportion Certificate Of package
CT % whOles SIC, halves IS, quarters -.
Washington County, Class 49, for Oct o. 1s55-scheme
Prize Of $24940 Prizes Of 5000 10 Prizes of $4,000
10 10 do do 1890 goo 10 do Dc. 500 % do $50
Tickets $Sshares in proportion. Certificate Of package
of &c wholes $3.50, halves $50, quarters $50.
Glass w Consolidated Lotteries be
drawn in the city Of Baltimore, Nd, Saturday, Oct
a. 1s55-scheme-15 drawn ballots in each package Of
&c Tickets.
Prize Of 100000 Prize of $50 $50
do Of $500 are 10000 100 do Of 200 are 1000
389 do OF 300 are $l01, 7OO &c, &C.
Tickets $50, halves $40, quarters s., eghths 80 50.
Certificate Of package Of 26 whoes $685. halves $780,
quarters sec %, eighths 1912
All orders confidential, and the Official drawings win
be sent 10 alwhO order tickets.
We receive the Of all solvent Banks Checks Of
Deposit and rem in return for Prizes Bank Checks
any place IN the United States No risk gain A single
package Of tickets may draw the four highest prizes
All letters directed to e. N CARR co. viii safely
TO hand and distant correspondents may feel that heir
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Those distance will be particular in naming the post
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CINCINNATI, sept to.
Flour active-prices shade higher, 6.l2a6. 80.
Wheat, firm, 1.20 for prime red Oats 90. Whisky
quiet. Sugar firm, with better demand-Far to
prime StaS4-Fair and good fair Sas3. Molasses
firm at A.
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.
CHARLFs HEss AND HENRY WE


CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.
nEPARTMENTS-Th System Of Instruction adopted for
~ this Academy Is the that pursued the ROYAL
Academy in Paris, and comprises hye Departments viz
Primary Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior; to
those who intend to adopt Music as a profession.
TERMS PER SESSION.
PRIMARY DEPARTMkNT $40 90
Five lessons week, daily, Saturday excepted
-Four lessons week, Monday Tuesday, Thursday W
and Friday
Three lessons week, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday; the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday.
Lessons same in number and in days as in the % W
Sophomore Department.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT &c 90
Two lessons week, Monday and Thursday.
RECAPIrULATOs DEPARTMENT. 60 90
Lessons daily, Saturday exeeT ted.
Ia all Of the foregoing Departments, the Piano and
Guitar are the only Instruments taught.
EXTRAS.
Instruction the Harp blossoms week. per session S45 90
in VocalizatiOn, 90 90
Italian style, IS 90
to classes Of gentlemen on the Violin, Flute,
Clarionet, &C., two evenings week, Is 90
e- All tuition fees due on the entrance Of the pupil
One lesson week in Sacred Music given all pupils free
Of charge.
No charge will be made for the use Of Instruments Music
and Music Books furnished gratis 20 the pupils who will
permitted to retain them their property the close
CT the session.
Pupils be received at any time and charged rom the
period they enter TO the close Of the session TIE attend
ance Of pupils will be required during the Lesson only
Ie0 wiz DC Ivlneo INTO Two sessions; the
one commencing on the I'd Monday September and clos
ine the last Friday in January the other commencing on
the Is. Monday in February and closing Friday
In June.
az Pupils intrusted To their care shall receive close At
enOn and unweared assiduity on the pat Of the in
tructors can avail they shah rot fail TO attain the elevated
st andard OF proficiency to which they may aspire.
Application to be made amer the LIST day Of septeu-
err, at the Academy. aug1s -8m
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CorroS.-The Augusta Chronicle and Se''fiHsl
says that the appearance Of the crop has impaired
some degree Of activity to the cotton market
During the past week some two TO three hundred
bales Of the new crop have been received and
pretty generally sold at full prices Sales are noted
of 81 bales at los, and a number Of wagon loads
at l0a cents, which were classed hddling Fair,
and one parcel Of 20 bales Good hiddling at loi
cents. The market has therefore fairly opened.
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FINE YAMs-A. B. Howltt, Esq, has laid
on our table three yams of huge dimensions
Either one of them would make dinner for
a whole table of Aldermen. Our scales have
been worn out by the accumulated labor they
have been called upon to perform in weighing
ponderous vegetables, and we have no means
of ascertaining the number of pounds of po-
hto in each. Suffice it to say they are, in the
language of certain candidate for Alderman,
speaking of his own capacity "of immense
attitude and huge preponderosity." Any one
doubling the fact can convince himself by
calling at our sanctsm. We might as well
state for the bene6t of housekeepers passing
Unr Office on their way to the market house,
that this Office has no connection with that IN
stitution, vegetable appearances to the contra
ry Notwithstanding.
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Weak nervous de pressed in Spirits and prey to innu-
erable mental well physical evils the victim to dys'
pepsa ind eed object of commeraton. Yet is abb
surd for him despair We not how low, weak, ner-
and irritable he may be- the cordial properties Of Hoo
land German Btters prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson Phil
adeIphia, stronger than the many headed monster
which preying upon his body apd mind and he chooses
to try them, we win insure speedy cure.
See advertisement. sep1-1m
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RIVER NEws.-The Cumberland was falling
yesterday, with about 81 feet on Harpeth
shoals.
Business was quite brisk at the levy yester-
day. The HartsoiILe came down on Thurs
day night from Carthage with load of To-
bacco and continued her trip to Paducah.
The Magnolia arrived yesterday from Gin
cinnati, and the a. L. DGOis and Monticello
from Paducah. The Darts left again yester-
day. The Magnolia and Monticello will pro-
badly leave to-day. The Umpire left yester-
day with load of wheat
A LONG TRIP.-The st. Louis Republican OF
Saturday publishes the memorandum of the
q. S. steamer VIM Baird, that left St. Louis
for Fort Pierre, Missouri river, on the 9th OF
= June last, and had just returned. She encoun-
tered many hair breadth escapes by food and
field, or snags, as well as Indians, who amused
themselves occasionally by firing volleys at
the boat, at Vermlion river and other points.
After reaching her port of destination the
parties in power wanted to turn the boat into
a saw mill, and the crew concluded to decamp,
absence of ninety days.
State Fair of the Mechanics Institute-Ths Ladies
The adjourned meeting of Ladies, called
with reference to the approaching Fair and
Exhibition of the Mechanics Institute, took
place on Thursday evening at odd Fellows
Hall. There was quite a large attendance,
Il ;.Aa taJ IN,
The meeting organized permanently by the
election of Mrs H. g. ScovEI, President, and
Mrs. w. f. BANG, Vice President. Various
committees were then appointed, with view
to carry out the duties devolving upon the
ladies in all their details.
The Board of Directors of the Mechanics
Institute have done well to submit the man
agement of the Ladies' Department of the Elk
hibition to the sole control of the Ladies
themselves, and we are pleased to see our
female friends, with their usual promptness
and energy, when matters of public interest
invite their services, taking hold of the mat
ter. There is an appropriateness in this move
ment which will meet the appreciation of ev-
cry one, especially the female exhibitors, and
the result will be to secure additional interest
and attraction to this Department. The La
dies will have the appointment of judges of
articles contributed by Ladies, from their own
sex, and we shall not witness the absurdity Of
half-a-dozen old bachelors perhaps, gravely
examining piece of fine needle-work or en-
broidery, and attempting to decide upon its
merits or dement's. The Ladies are them
selves the best judges Of these and similar
specimens of artistic skill, and to them prop
erly belongs the duty of pronouncing upon
them.
The meeting adjourned to meet again at the
same place on Thursday evening next. We
hope TO see still larger attendance on this
occasion, and an increasing interest mani
tested. --
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From Egbert A. Raworih, ESQ.,, City Recorder.

+r.r -.. NASHVILLE, July 81, 1855.
Mr. J. H sEsnfoNs-Sir After days constant Of
the Spectacles obtained from you feel guaranteed in tes
flying their efficiency in restoring relieving impaired
vision Previous to obtaining them my manuscript duties
were performed with much labor the eye and often with
PAIN but since have used your Brazilian Pebbles have
experienced nothing Of the kind but feel perfectly rjHgen
Ged Whether the relief proceed from the peculiar form Of
the glasses the MATERIAL both combined cannot say
prefer them to any glasses have uscd and take
pleasure In recommending them to the public.
Respectfuly, EGBERT A. RAW0RTH.
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A. MORRISON. W. d. 9RUBBs.
A. MORRISON & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
English, French, German &AmericaH
FANCY GOODS,
Corner of sqnnre and DcaderIck SD.

WE IN receipt Ct extensive and well selected
w stock Of VARIETY GOODS, 10 which We invite the
attention a the City and Country Trade. We prepared
% cr Inducements cash short time dealers, and
soid an examination Of STOCK which consists ia part
The following Goods Combs, Cutlery Jevey, Brushes,
Plated Ware Dress Trimmings, lrih Linens, tmbroderes,
LaCcs Edgngs Linen and SIX Hdkis Cloves, Hosiery Rib
bons Umbrellas Beads Toys. Peffumey and great Var-
ETY. Of articles TOO tedious to mention We solicit can
from purchasers. A. MORRISON co.
auraO-!Ha
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rz- We regret 70 learn tina. little boy, son Of
Mr.. James Buchanan, living on The tarSpike, just AZ
the foot OF the Holytree gap. was killed on Sunday
last by being run over by wagon. lie was on the
tongue OF the wagon, trying 10 get on The OH mule;
The mule kicked up and threw him under the uheel.
--Fra,akgin Rtvier, Ian.
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To Wholesale GrOcerS.
MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.
w. MEREDITH

MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Mount OHvet
"a Cemete ry, held at the Office OF Lindsey Crockett
this day, the following gentlemen were unanimously
elected Directors
A. V. s. Lindsey, J. H. Buddeke,
B. W. Hall, T. Herman,
A. Nelson, J. F. Morgan,
@. W. Nance.
AMER the election, the Board met and organized A. V.
s. Lindsey elected President and @. W Nance Secre
tary aad Treasurer.
The Company permanently organized, and active
steps will be taken Immediately TO lay of the grounds in
handsome style and TO bring the lots into market 1t is
the OF the Board Of Directors spare expense
pains 30 make Il such Cemetery the wealth and
taste OF our community require.
A. V. S. LINDsLEY, President.
c. W. NANCE, Secretary.
Sept ], 1855. sep5-h
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D. D. OWEN.
From G.. M Foer. ESQ.

NASHVILLE, July 20, 1855.
Mr.. J. H. SEAMoEs-Sir l have been using for week
the pair of Brazilian Specacles that purchased from you
and do not hesitate to say that they by far the best
that have used. am enabled to read the finest print
at night by dim light, without sraining eyes, whereas
the specaces that have used heretofore hurt them and
could not read with any satisfaction. consider your
specacles great improvement upon any that have
seem Yours, respectfully, G.. NJ. FOGG.
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Mr. J. H. sEanxoxs: sir-I have been using for several
months pair Of your BraEian Pebble spectacles" and
believing they the only kind have capable Of
completely restoring vision which has been impaired 10 It's
primitive perfection, take pleasure in Recommending them
TO the public.
Yer respectfully, d. Q. T0PP.
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NASHVILLE, July rs, fs55
We the undersigned, have used for time Mr. u r.
Femnans rnxian Pebble Epcctaces have found them
far superior any others have used We cheesy re-
commend thern 20 the publle A.W BUTLER
Tenn. Insurance Co.
JOHN d. WINSTON, NJ D.
HOBf. GIBSON
$3.50 t-s.tsAa 4. J. CARTER.
Psop'r q Nashville Inn.
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The JEwrsE YEAR-Thursday, the 18th
inst was the first day of the civil year of the
Hebrews-the month of TEsri being the first
month of the ci0iL, and the seventh of their
sacred year. This year thus commenced, is
the 56l6th in the Hebrew chronology. We
notice that the advent of the new year was
duly observed by our Jewish fellow-citizens.
The most important festivals and observan-
ces of the month were the ''feast of trumpets
Tin the seventh month, on the first day OF
the month";" Numbers 29-l,] the 'day OF
atonement," on the tenth day.
Lev. 3Sd, 9th, 2sth; Nun. 29-7,l and
the ''feast of tabernaces" on the fifteenth day,
and continuing to the eigth day thereafter.
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Liver Disease.

Carter's Spanish Mixture remedy for liver disease,
and the number Of formidable evils connected with dis
organ Used state Of that organ, is unriyaIled.
Of certificates from the highest sources of per-
living in the city Of Richmond Va might be given Of
effected by Carriers Spanish Mixture We have only
to refer to the extraordinary Of Samuel NJ Drink
er ESQ., of the firm Of Drnker Morris, Booksellers Rich
mond Va who curedby two bottles of Carter's Span
h Mix ure after three years suffering from diseased liver.
BE says its action the blood is wonderful better than all
the medicine he had TAKEN and cheeuy recommends
il TO ALL
.*see advertisement in another column.
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Prom Hugh Erwin, Esq.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 16, 1855.
Mr.. JAS. H. sEMNoNs-Dear Sir: The Brazilian Pebble
Glasses purchased you about two weeks SINCE have
proved fully equal TO all you said respecting their good
qualities They much superior to have used
and would earnestly advise all who compelled TO
spectaces to call your office and procure pair without
delay.
would not be without them for than FIVE times what
they cost. Respectfully, yours,
HUGH ERWIN,
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J. II. SEMMoss, Nashville.
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Profs. HISS and WEBER beg to inform their
patrons, and the public, that for the present, owing
to circumstances beyond their control, they will
meet their classes in the basement OF Mr. Fergusons
Church. Cherry street. instead of the house on Vine
street. as advertised Pupils will please attend at
their appointed hours at that place. IL lw
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Americans Of the Second Ward,

You are requested to be punctual in your attend
ance at the City Hall tonight at half past seven
o'clock
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SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. Is.

WTHE WEATHER continues exceedingingly
hot. There was pleasant shower yesterday
evening, which materially cooled the atmos-
phere
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MEDICAL nEPARTmENr


TIVE Fh Annual Course OF Lectures IN this Institution
i win commences Monday, the Goth Of October next
and continue till the hrst of the ensuing March.
PAUL F. EVE n. D., Principles and Practice Of Surgery
JOHN NJ. WATSON, NJ D., Obstetrics and the Diseases
Of Women and Children.
W. K. BOWLING, NJ. D., Theory and Practice Of Med-
cine.
A. H. BUCHANAN, NJ D., Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy.
G. K. WINSTON, NJ. D., Materia Medica and Medical
Jurisprudence.
ROBERT NJ. PORTER, NJ D., General and Special Anat-
omy.
j. BERRIEN LINDSEY, NJ. D., Chemistry and Phar.
macy.
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, NJ. D., Institutes of Medicine
and Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, NJ. D. Demonstration OF Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms viii be opened for Students the
first Monday in October.
full Preliminary Course Of Lectures free TO all Stu
DENTS viii be given by the Professors commencing also on
the first Monday or October.
Clinique has been established In connection with the
University, at which operations performed and cases
prescribed for and ecured upon In presence Of the Class
Amount Of Fees for Lectures In the University is s05-
Mareastl1n Fee (paid only S5 Practical Anatomy
81. s-faduauon Zee SIS
God Boarding can be procured at about 50 per week.
Father information can be obtained by addressing
J. BERRIEN LINDSEY,
J lS-wstfwsm Chancellor Of the University.
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From the Hon. David Dale owen, o. s. Geologist.

NJ NEW HARMONY, MARCH %, IosI4
Mr.. h. SEsMoNs Sr:-Having examined your Specta-
cles constructed of Brazilian Pebbles take
pleasure in tesng to their advantages the ordinary
glass spectaces Their superior hardness prevents them
being detected by scratches the peculiar in which
they ground and polished together with their transpar-
ency, obyiate the strain usually experienced in wearing
glasses and their GOODNESS especially them
those having weak, irritable eyts.
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Supreme Court-December Term, 1855.
Attention, American sGuards.

You are hereby notified to meet at o'clock this
Saturday evening at the lower end of the Market
House, for the purpose of learning the Rife Drill.
By order of the Captain,
K. j. MARLIN, o. S.
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Prof. Anat. Memphis Med.

l have examined and used myself Mr.. J. H Sermons
Brazilian Pebble Specaces, and fully in the opinion
expressed above by Prof. A. K Taylor to their SUPERIOR
ity both in form and material the ordinary glasses.
and recommend them TO all persons requiring the Of
Spectacles. L. SHANKS, NJ D.,
Prof. 0bst. Memphis Med College.
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PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATIyE-The testimony
of all who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this
brate artices that viii restore the gray and the bald
eradicate diseases OF the Scalp preserve the hair from fall
ing and preserve the color perfectly old age
1t is put up both with and without sediment. See ad
vertisement. ,aug1
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MARRIED-0n Thur sday evening, the 18Th
inst, at Terri Bonne, BY the Rev. c. d. Elliott,
I,asnr q. PArNE,t 70 Miss OLIVIA N. Cox.