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PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
THREE Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
i and Pittsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at ~ A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at Z, A. NJ. TIE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Ptsbug at P NJ and Pttsburg
for Philadelphia at /, P NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at II, NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10, P. M.
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with the Railroads
to and from st. Louis, Mo-; Alton Galens and Chicago
ILL.,; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville, KY; Terra
Haute Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind. Cincin
natl Dayton, Springfield Beefontane Sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Masson and Wooster
Ohio; also with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New
Orleans st. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to from either of the
above places.
For further particulars, Handbis at the different
starting points Passengers from the West will find this
the shortest and most expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THOS. MOORE, AGENT, Passenger Lines, PkiLGda
]. MESKIMEN, AGkST, Passenger Lines, Pltts6Urg.
Philadelphia, 1S56-janS-1y
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROIJTE To THE EASTERN CITIES
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN & SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED srArrs NAN srEanras.

'TNHk ships comprising this line are WASH REn
hNGION. Capt. E. Caysndy; HER <f+s
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stes- Nksat<sE
mersstop at Southampton, both going and returniaF
PROPOSED pArHs % sAILINa-Ia56
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wholesaleDryGoods,&c &c.
To MERCHANTS ONLY.

TO MEkCHANTS ONLY. D 'Fsrfr
SAT1 -ElV E thousand dollars worth OF new and fash-
~ lonaols staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hass Roois
Snoes Cethng and Hardware, &C. DC 70 De soid At pr
se sale tor cash and four months PAYABLE IN an
Laese goods have been bought in New York and Boston
ne heaVy decline st aactoa Of axents
snu y ns package at prices VArying from TO So per
ess tnan their prices in June and july These FOODS
are consigned to US 70 be closed immediately IN word
Se oeY eomPeHon in this market. Merchants who do
oasnesS 70 make money and can pay ard give four
montns notes and pay them will please give y aeU
Those long winded gentlemen who wiling to par from
20 to rs per cent prck goods tor ths p-ys Of u
months and then Day attheir earliest c1svsnisnss
house is place for them. s- - :, = i
ALSO, thirty thousand dollars worth Of new and d.
sraoe goods consigned to 20 be sOd at suction excas
siTeiy.
Our Auction Sales win continue as usual every Tues
day snd Thursday. - 49,
time. '''-f 'l-'f7l III
We earnestly request City and Country Merchants WHO
make up their Stocks in the Nashville market % try us
one pop and We don't DO what promise then pass
oy We take great pleasure in showing sntirs soe
to any and sll who will give Us a call
TRABUE LUCAS, 70 p -1aJ
COnmissian Aerehaais So
eeptlz-H BPk0 No IA Public SQUARE
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S25S.OOO
2ss Prizes, amounting to .s5s, 90

t..s- --s. APPROPRIATIONS, -.
the two preceding and the two succeeding numbers to
those winning the following Prizes will be entitled to- viz
tothe 100000 $500
tothe $4,000 400
tothe 90 600 4oo
tothe 10000 200
10th 5000 200
WHOLE TICKETS $40 HALVES SO QUARTERS IS
All the Prizes above stated drawn at every drawing
THE MANNER OF THt DRAWING Is AS FOLLOWS.
ALI the numbers put in wheel globe in the pre-
sence of the authorities OF Havana and the public two days
before the day of drawing and the Prizes another globe
both of which lock ed with three different keys kept
by the three Treasurers OF the Of the Royal Lottery
The drawing takes place In large court inside the Gus
tom House, publicly. Two boys, twelve years
of age, from the Orphan Asyl lu, draw the Numbers and
the Prizes. One of the Boys draws Number and at
the same time the other draws Prize from the
wheel of Prizes and whatever Prize out is placed
TO the credit of that Numberspd they continue until the
whole number Of Prizes drawn. fH.H
The Prizes payable without discount presenta.
tion of the ticket at the Royal Treasury in Havana
soon the result becomes knowD ard paid in Spanish
Doubloons
The subscribers will cash all prizes Gt per cent dis
count charging for the risk &c, attending collection.
EB The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
mailed to purchasers Of Tickets the arrival OF the Mail
Steamer from Havana.
Purchasers will please write their natures plain
and give their Post Office, County and State.
E7S Bills all solvent Banks taken at par.
ea Orders for Tickets Shares in the above Scheme
addressed to ]. Cisco Co., Charleston, s. c. will be
promptly attended to J. CISCO d CO.,
octl9 Charleston. g. G.
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REGULAR LOUIsvILLE AND NASHVILLE

THE new and con modinus light daught
Il steamer, DIAMoND. Capt W. z HOLL- - ~
CROFT Master, G. 7. REEDKR Clerk, win .&Ekg Ezf>k
Div during the between the above pors HsvEx
peror ana eKper- need Clerk Whc
give prompt attention 20 all orders soet for shs
liberal patronage For freight passage sppy boare,
TO n. HARRISON,
8. T. YEATkMAS, f1
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

fTNHE new aud light dIsught steamer 49, \
Il CRESCENT, ". HoLHEs Master, t&sztR' :
will run regularly in the above trade du =
ring the present season. commencing the hrss e
the Cumberland rVer STE has excellent aecommodadons
nd in point of speed and tssty Is unsuI passed. For
freight or passage apply to h. Ia HARKISON.
ocf4-dtf ARsnE
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$3.50 prizes amounting to ............. $2O4 600
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES IS QUARTERS, s21S.
$4,000 Prizes of $40 will be detsrued by the last figure
of the Number that draws the 40 900 Prize For example
if the nu mber drawing the 5000 Prize ends with No.
l. then all the Tickets where the number ends in will be
entitled to sac. the Number ends with No g. then all
the Tickets where the Number ends in will be entitled to
$40, and so on to 0.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Ger thcate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
-" 10 Half ..,..,,. so
10 Quarter ........ Is
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
80 900 Numbers corresponding with those the Tickets
are placed in Wheel The first 2l6 prizes placed
n another wheel. A number is drawn from the number
Wheel and at the same time Prize is drawn from the
number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
IN ORDERING TICKETS.
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed the receipt of which they will be forwarded BY first
mail.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Orders for Tickets should be sent early.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain give
their Post Office, County and State.
tF Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
t5- All prizes of 81 900 and under paid Immediately
days
Al communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at
either office.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga,
s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
nov.l7 orr STIMSTEEN Box 8, Nashville.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CISCINNATI
PACKET,

TIE commodious and substantial fast 44Rssea y
i running steamer SEVENTY-SIX LA<tefFsy
P. K BARCLAY, Master, is held In rezdi -
meas BY the nrst rlse OF water 10 Der regular
as above during the coming For freight and pas
age. having superior accommodation apply board
septl7-h h h HARRISON, Agent.
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b EXPltESS NOTICE. -
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL
ROAD, s.
THE "ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY" have mad ar
Il rang ments with the above hsrCsd for Daily Ex.
press Line and are 10 receive and forward
Freight Packages DC BY Passenger Trains to Huntsville
Decatur Tuscumbia aud terneda.e stations on the M
G. aud N. & G. Railroads Small Packages at reduced
rates.
"a Messengers leave Nashville daily at o'clock m
a Frsghts to be forwarded BY Express will be called
for without extra charge A. h. HOLT
spr9 Agent
CABIN PAsSAG Z FKOM CHARLEsTUN
TO NEW YORK,
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REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.

SALLiE T.............-....CAPr.J J. n. CoRBIrTs
THESE boats will be the regular packets be-
tween 81 Louis and Nashville this season, .ue{G
ard will commence their trips Immediately
aer the first rise Ia Cumberland River. They maEo
their trips as regularly az the busness viii allow. Quo
leaving each port about every ave days, ss..r--- .
ocL9-f A. HAMILTON. Aganf
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Swan & Co.'s Lotteries.

Authorised by the State of Alabama.
SOUTHERN
MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY
CLASS K.
To be drawn in the City OF Mobile. Alabama in public
THURSDAY, DEC 10, 1856, on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERSi
JoHS HURTEL and W. W. MCGUIRE Esqs- Commissioners
10000 TICKETS-3 280 PRLZESi
More than one Prize to every ten Pckets-Brllisnt
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FOR RSALE-RARGAINsI IN RIA ESTATE.

SMALL Frame House with rooms, Kitchen, &C.,
n and Garden containing from 70 ~ miles
from the city, the G4atn Pike being most sgibie
Building Site.
dillon.
ALSO beautiful Building Lot fronting 80 fssson Rsthss
land street, IN Edgedeld.
ALSO magnificent Residences site, on corner sf
lip and Woodla nd Streets 10 Broeksays Addition Ed<
neid--nearly aSrs Of Eround. J. L AK. ". BRoUG !
ostSs-Ia Ak chsErt
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g MARYLAND LOTTERIES
For December, 1856,

= = . x. FRANCE 4 CO., Managers.
GRAND MARYLAND LoEFRRY ON TIE HAVANA
.~ PLAN. ta,t
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
- 4 rA1 MARYLAND.
-T EXTRA CLASS T.
To be drawn SATURDAY, December goth in Baltimore Nd
Prizes amounting to $ls2 SOC Will be distributed accord
ing to the following splendid Scheme: g-
10000 Numbers IL 900 Prizssl
Prizes payable in full without deduction.
g SCHEME
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New Goods.
WINTER TRADE.

w stock OF New Goods, direct from the manufacturers
cases New Style Nader Prnts
30 dc Beached DOwestcs and DrliHgs;
do Satne.s, blue black and fancy;
> do Fancy Cassineres:
do Black and coOred Cloths
l do French MeTinoss
do Sbaws;
do Blankets;
5 do South down Coating, new
| do New STYLE Dress SIX;
And many other or Ne lOds received for the
winter sales which invite attention of d. aers
Our large receipts added stock enables US 10
the largest and best of New STYLE Goods
the Sonh- which will sell upon most iavora-
Bile terms 10 prompt dealers.
ocial A. !. DUNCAN & co.
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PROPOSALS FOR STE FOR PUBLIC
BUILDING.
EALED proposals will De received bg Jesse Thomas
- Esq, Surveyor samuel X Anderson fIsQ POsfNaster
and Jacob Mc(avock, Esq until the -hh day Of
September uex for suitable site tor 6uldnz icr the
accommodation OF The Custom house, Posi- Otcs Uaited
states Courts and steam Eoal Inspectors At Nashville
Team. Corner Lots will be preferred and none are ssg
bic that are less than hundred bv one hundred
feet JAMES GUTHKfE
sepH-u Secretary Treasury
WASHINGTON d. C. = ~ %. 81 I7-7-
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MOUNT OBlbEf CEMETERY.
THE Directors of this Company anno1ues 10 d
Il Public that this Cemetery has been laid OF with suit
able avenues and walks, and pOrtsn Of the ground
snbdvided into Family Lots, which are offered Tor sas
The map Of the grounds can be seen az the oice 81
Lindsey Crockett where the public invited call
and examine the same ~. ta.l .,
The Company feel confident they cou not have madsa
more suitable location for Cemetery the vicinity of
Nashville and pledge themselves ihe public spare 20
money paiDs TO make 10 equal any Cemetery Ia the
Union, and such Nashville may feel some pSein
The Cemetery is now in charge OF compsJent Super-
lntendent ylng on the ground under Eh1se drec0n
terments viii be made in the best manner and e he
usual charges p
The Directors Of the Company desrOus that the
grounds should be visited By the Nashville and
for that purpose Omnibus wall leave the OH Zee Of Lnds
ley Crockett at o'clock, Tuesday afternoon ths
Sh Bst and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour The SEATS will be free. ts
Ladies and Families dssrous Of visiting he grounds
will be called for their residences seadiaQ thsir
cards 10 the President OF the Company. o.
a. Y. 5 LISDSLEY, Prest
@. W. NANCE. Sec'y iys-a
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NEW HARDW CUTLERY AND
TOOL. STORE.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.

Whole R'is' Tickets sO Hsi1:: IS Quarters g.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25

that without out-bidding Fremont. The Abolition
lists and Free Sellers, having the command of pier
of money, start campaign papers in the German lam
guage to operate upon the German population, and
these papers, possessing independent vitality, ad-
dressed to and not springing from the German people,
are quoted as evidences OF German sentiment and
paraded showing the position of the press in oppo
stion TO Mr.. Buchanan; all these things TO which
have been referring are iterated and reiterated
at the South TO interfere with the concentration of
the South upon Mr.. Buchanan, by endeavouring TO
break the force of the facts which point 10 such con-
centraton the only safe and proper course for the
people OF the Southern States to pursue.
Again, in order to prevent those who had been
Wings acting with the Democratic party, every
cause of former irritation is sedulousy hunted up,
and placed before their eyes and dnned in their ears
by the organs of party which proclaimed its own
rise upon the ruins and in spite of the opposition OF
the Wing party We rather think that the Demo
cratic is longer included in the catalogue of ruins
Conventions held of persons calling themselves
old line Wings. although they have in fact been all
along acting and voting with the Know Nothings,
The whole thing being in fact rtse to rope In those
who really and truly old line Wings, and who
are expected to pay some respect to the movements
of an organization taking the of the party with
which they had been accustomed 10 act II is a "cun
ningly devised fable"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25
S,nd., o,a rr,expac+ed Death.

On our arrival here on the cars Sunday morn
ing, almost the first thing We heard Of was the
sudden death of Mr.. w. H Marsh, one of our young
commission Merchants an exceedingly clever, whole
souied, gentlemanly man. One Of the last persons
whom we happened TO see before our brief absence
from town was Mr. Marsh in full health and strength
with every prospect of long and useful life before
him Certainly he was among tho very last whose
death we would have expected to hear OF, and the
shock was proport'onably great We learn that at
mid day on Saturday last he was in perfect health,
nartook of a hearty dinner, and busted himself in
some preparations to get off to Smithve. 1t would
appear that he must have gol overheated, and that
rush of blood to the head from this cause was tho
Immediate occasion of his DEATH which took place
about five o'clock on Saturday afternoon The Will
mington Light Infantry, of which he was u member,
as we'll as large OF citizens, and, we be-
lieve, the Masonic fraternity accompanied his re-
mains Yesterday TO the cars board which they
were placed for conveyance to the residence of his
father in Randolph county. To his parents and
family the shock must be severe indeed His ania-
hle disposition which bad rendered him so popular
even with these unailied to him save by the common
intercourse of life must have rendered him douby
dear tn his relations and connections.
We feel in no disposition to moralize over the tn,
certainty of life, and there is need that should
do So as all must feel for themselves and surely a
more affecting Illustration could hardly be presented
Mr.. Marsh presume was about twenty eight
years of age,a native of Randolph county IN this State,
but for some yeals past citizen Of Wilmington
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25

bSs@ A private business letter received here from
prominent gentleman in Lincoln county, says that
the enthusiasm in that section of the State brings to
mind the old Jackson days. Everything is going for
Buchanan
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25

CoNGREss.-The House has passed a resolution to
adjourn on the 18th of August.
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TI,e action Of ehe House IN the Brooks Case.

Although the House last week, failed to eXpel Mr.
Brooks two-thirds not voting for his expulsion, still
the majority in favor of the resolution en-
phatic any party vote could convey,
and rendered it eminenty due 10 Mr. Brooks self
respect, that, by resignng his seat he should submit
his case to the decision and Judgment of his consi
tuents The following is The analysis of the vote
For the expulsion 1l9 Free State men and 2 Slave
State men, or 6 Democrats and lis opposition -
Against the expulsion 13 Free and 80 Slave State
men, or 63 Democrats and 80 opposition. Mr.. Hoff
man OF MARYLAND, is one Of the Southern who
voted for expulsion
We know the notions of good many people at
the North and some few even at the South in regard
to the supposed necessity of indicating the dignity
and guarding the mmunities of. the Senate Cham
Der, and therefore can see we'll enough how many
good men holding certain views might have voted
for the expulsion of Brooks. Differing alike from
their ideas in regard to the Jurisdiction Of The House
and also it's obligations in the case, that
their motives may have been pure enough, but what
shall we think Of the resolution of Gensure against
Messrs. keitt and E1mut1dson because, being aware
of the secret council of their friend they did not 20
off like common informers and have him taken up
Could the Committee reporting such resolution
have supposed for moment that Mr.. Keitt Mr.
Edmupdson could or would have acted so? Could
they have expected it We do not agree with tho
action of the House in The Brooks case but still that
action is not necessarily disgracefu, the vote o.
censurc is, for legislative body inniots disgrace
upon itself when it Consures any OF It's members fol
not doing an ungentlemany action.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25

o. g Visitor writing 10 the last Raleigh Stand
ard speaks in high terms of the Haw River House, "
the dinner-house on the Central Railroad, kept BY
Gen. Benz Trollinger. We can bear testimony to
the fact that so far experience extends, which
is no farther than stopping for dinner going and re-
turning the GO House deserves all the praise besow
ed upon it The General is an excellent host and
looks like comfortable landlord, which is ALWAYS
some addition 10 the comfort of a guest
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25

o. There arc some smart people IN the world who
this class belongs a correspondent whose communCa-
ton appears in the last Fayetteville Observer, over the
initials of "K. NJ This writer says that he pres
ent few days ago at discussion between Messrs,
Bragg and Gilmer, and there witnessed most de-
grading and disgusting exhibition the part of the
candidates. Gov. Bragg, il seems, was not dressed
to suit this supernc gentleman besides he perspred
which vulgar and used yellow Handkerchief,
which was pebian, and had hole torn in his coat,
which was premsdiatcl poverty. The Governors
speech did not give satisfaction and Mr. GiImer'
was still less acceptable. Also, &" K NJ says, that
the candidates both went down to make themselves
familiar, and TO refresh themselves with drink with
their friends And so he goes en-.
| We fancy that the writer Of this twadde
pretty accurately portrayed by Shakespeare in the
description of fop, hich he puts into the mouth of
Hotspur He evidently considers the candidates
untaught knaves, unmannerly," fellows who per-
spire in warm weather. Men aspiring to the guber-
Material chair of North Carolina should be above the
weakness of perspraton, and wear tin shirt collars
One thing we will venture to say, however, and that
49, that place Gov Bragg at any time, in any costume
III which he may choose to appear, beside any of his
pouuce box critics, and tie true'm man and gentleman
will be recognized Immediately, but not in the person
| of the pouncet-box critic or critics
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25

o. What is fame when the papers won't spell
your name right? Our former townsman, Bushrod
w. Wick, has got something dstan,ly approaching
to his name in half the papers of the country on
account of having caneda Massachusetts man in New
York but they call him Bashford H. Vcks, and all
other sorts of awkward things. We guess they will
get the name right in the bond which Mr.. Wick has
given for his appearance.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25

OG- We understand that the Commissioners of
Navigation have appointed Janes N. Craige and
Simon S. Grssom Fumigators, the former at Federal
Point, the latter at Smthvile, in place of Messrs
Smith and Furpless removed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25

0u- We requested to announce J. H. Foy, of
Onsiow, as candidate before the voters OF that
county for seat in the next House OF Commons Of
the Legislature of North Carolina. We are also re
quested to announce the following appointments -
AT Ennett's Mills, Stump Sound District, Tuesday,
the goth inst. at the Golden Place on Wednesday,
the Both at Amans Store Lower South West, on
Thursday the 31st, and at Onslow Court House the
first Monday in August. Mr.. Foy will address his
fellow citizens at the above times and places.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25

o=Locksvile, the highest point of the Cape Fear and
Deep River Navigation open, is within miles of the
Egypt Coal Mics. An intelligent correspondent IF the
Fayetteville Observer, the signature of g 3D.
gives welwritten description of the first trip of the
Brothers TO that point. He speaks encouragingly of
the apparent permanency of the work, where the
locks and dams have been packed with stone.
Where the packing has been done with sand or clay,
the appearance of things is II so satisfactory but
the defect is being remedied by the rapid substitution
of stone packing