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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!!
10000 Tickets ONLY!
Whole Tickets $10;-Halves $5;-
Quarters $50.

The Managers, determined that the Alabama and
Georgia Lotteries 81 ~ excel all Others offer public
the above scheme which, for the brhancy ots Capitals and
the chances ofobainng prizes, has heen equaed
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
There 80 600 Tic numbered from 009 There
poo full Prizes and 500 Approximatons-makiBg 10 ali
600 Prizes.
TIE drawing takes place in public, under the supernten
oence OF two SWORN commssio ers.
The Numbers from 10 S00O0 responding with those
numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
are encrced with email tin tubes and placed In wheel
The rt 900 Prizes similarly printed and encirced
placed in another wheel
The wheels then reVoved, and q number Is drswn
from the wheel Of numbe ~, and the time Prise s
drawn from the oth-r Wheel number and prize drawn
our are opened and exhibited 10 the audience and registered
by tie Commissioner, the being placed ag INST the
number drawn. This operation Is repeated until all the
prizes are drawn
approximation prizes.-The two preceding
and the succeeding numbers 10 those drawing the nrs
200 prizes will be entt TO the 800 Approximation Prses
according TO the Scheme.
remember that every Prize Is rawu, and payable In
full without ded lotion.
~ All Prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid mmedia tely aer
the drswingother prizes at the usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers viii be forwarded TO purchase Immediately after
the drawing.
Orders for Tickets should be sent In early.
Prize Tickets cash 81 renewed In other Tickets at either
ONCE Orders for Tickets can he addressed 10
s. SWAN a co Atlanta, Ca.
ors SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
Hogl6 or J. HIGGINS, Boz 8, Nashville p. o.
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GEN WILLIAM T. HASKELL and Cot NJ. NJ BRIFN,
will address their felowclzens the following end
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WE in full receipt Of very large stock Of
" FALL AND WINTER
STABLE and Fancy,
AND
DOMcStic DrY Goods.

y
Comprising by the arge import ed by US;
stng OF very large line Of Ladies' Dress entire
styles Of Frenh, English, Italian, Scotch and Amer
manuf ctureres lyle goods for misses and child
rem Pads 81 the greatest Variety large stock OF black
Gro do Rhine, Gro de Nap, Foulard Silks Fancy
Dress Silks Our Il OK OF this line Of
Goods T. superior 10 any imported by Us, ard every
for the city and country trade. White Goo sa3d
Of al numbers and general range prices
On scs ~ fsrcy Good. generally is made % OF Ia est
importatons and at les which entreiy Offering
from any former tason an nuih handsone aud a. prices
which must be altogether satisfactory 10 deAlers.
FURNISHING GOODS.
English, French, German and Italian Cloths and CAss-
eres very quality and general range q prices
Fogsh Beaver Cioths the best ma.es for over coats
plot Beaver Whirlpool, Lion, and Buffalo Coatings !;
blankets and Blanket Uoaiiugs Of evety grste
San six wcrsted and Fancy Vesting, Of the greatest
variety; large line Of ss'ns'ts, rweeds Jeans and Coat
CLOAKs AMI TALnAS.
ClotNs Of an ooors for Coaks and Tamas Worst
ID Tamss for ladies' and Moses Aso, Dresses for Misses
FANCX PRINTS.
P-eneh English and American fsrey Prints, Of al the
different manufactures aud wdshs. Black and solid cOlOred
'''AN PLAID LINsEXS.
Ca.hmere PiAids small snd large, Of all prices and the
best makes, all WOO.
CLOAKINGS.
Large and small Figured aud Plaid CioaknEs. every
saalt, SAX and wOEstsd Serge and Fanal LUNG; Apa
cas- pure hair, and Sk and Mohalr-lAge stock Co
busgs DeBage and 0slanes sc, a.
PIAIOS FoR WOMEN,s MA ESSES.
HunIsvie PAids for servants drrsSes bright eoIOrs
Eastern PiAdsA arge st0cs snail checked aud striped
shrTins; heavy kersrys, hnseys and Jeans. Ae, &C.
DOM ESTICs.
Bie.ehed and Brown Dom sic eli widths Blaaohed and
Brovn Drings; Brown saSd Donessesi heavy osnA-
TRIMMINGS. &C., &C.
Our stock q rrui q ant varset Is very large and
complete eouprilng every srte'e That = usually sela
.essoa Hsw style Goods which ~i sell upon he HOs,
favorable terms 10 pSonPt dealers. ,r,.,c.S
auxaR-u No. 20 Pabie Square. Nashville.
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TIE ACADEMY OF Music will commence its session on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER sth. To arrange the hours, the
subscriber wishes to his old and scholars FRI
day Saturday next, the 9th, between ard O'clock
P. CHARLES HESS,
sept4-1w "a South Vine street.
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LIZA BILITIE

LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, $SOOOOO
Losses due and unpaid none
adjusted and not due 65S3 IS
in suspense awaiting proof 81 929 %
resisted fraud y contract) 1929 IS
dividend payable June 10th, 1856 80 900
Sundry Balances Book due from
the Company 451s ~ 1882 61 90
The rule Of the ompany is not to exceed 10000 any
risk subject to loss by single Fire.
The insured in City Village depends upon its
size, generally all the desirable risks be had subject
the rule last above nalhed.
The amount insured il any block Of buildings depends
upon and construction subject the above
referred to.
C B. BOWERS, Sec'y
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stats OF CONNECTICUT, HARTFORD County, ss

STATS OF CONNECTICUT HARTFORD County, SIS.
HARTFORD July 9.h 1856.
Personally appeared c. B. BOWERS, Secretary and made
solemn cath that the foregoing Of the condition
the Hartford lire Insurance ompany and ases correct
and true Before K. G. DOAKE Justice of the Peace
STATE OF TEYEEssEE CoMPTEoLLFRs OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, August 2l, 1856.
This is to certiy that the Hartford Fire Cm-
pany, located hartford, in the state of Connecticut
has COMPLIED with all the requirements of passed
the General Assembly Of the state OF Tennessee March
1856, entitled San act to regulate the agencies of lnsur
Companies not Incorporated by the State Of TnneE
see and that JOSEPH NASH is the legally authorized agent
Of SAID company in the city Of Nashville state tennessee
J. @. LUrGRELL, Con p;roiler.
The undersigned agent Of The above named Company is
prepared 10 issue Policies against the Iisks Of fire.
sept1-3W JOSEPH NASH.
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~ The examination had yesterday in re-
ation to the Shooting of VIM. Pacaud, resnl,
ted in binding over r chard Horn in bonds of
$4,000, for trial at the next term of the Crimi-
nal COnrt
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The following joint lis: appointments for the month Of
September, has been agreed upon by CSC. GROVE and
7. }. BROWN, at which times and places they hope to
meet the people Of the It'll Congressional district:
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SOUTH ERIN ERYI
On the Havana Plan!
More Prizes than Blanks!
1905 PRIZESI 100000 DOLLAhsI
ONLY $4,000 NUMBERS,
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.

GLASS q,
To be Drawn September 18th, 1855.
A Concert Hall, Macon. Ca. under the super
a inendenee OF COi. Geo. m. Logan and > as.
A. Nisbrt- Esq.
Patrons viii please examine this scheme eaTefuy-eon-
pare Otner and u Is the best offered
the chances obtain Capitals far better, don't parchass
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COOKE. BATLEY. a CO.

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Late Of Gdins5oro', Ten. . sINuE. Q oonsT.tt
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Miscellau0ous.

September, %, 1885, the following articles st the
prices thereto a0xed, there insert the list accor
ding the class or CLASSES proposed for delfvera
BILE In the city Of Boston, New York Philsdsl-
phis, balnmcfe, PittsburR, Cincinnati, g. Louis,
Detroit OF Chicago a. the case may be- on or be-
fore the nrst day Of April next OF at such time or
times during the year 1857 as may be ordered by
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs: and Tor
vel will also furnish, at the "a me prtces such
additional quantities Of the same kinds and quail
ties Of goods, ard at the lowest market prioes,
such other articles Of the same class, but Of dif
service Of the Indian Department during the year
1857, deliverable as above stated. And II this
porposal be accepted for, there Insert the numeer
Of the class or classes proposed for, Tor vel
will, within ten days thereafter, execute q con
tract accordingly, and give security. satisfactory
to the Commissioner OF Indian Anais, for the
fsnhful performance Of the same"
Each proposal must also be accompanied by
guarantee, In the following form, 10 be signed by
two or more responsible persons, whose sufhcien-
cy must be certified by United States judge or
distrit attorney:
"We hereby guaranty that the above biddsv,
Tor bidders, IL contract shall be awarded 90
him, for them,l according 10 bis Tor their fore
going bid proposal will exc ute crontract and
scrbed in the advertisement for proposals for In
dian goods, dated September %, 1856 and we
agree to pay any and an damages or losses which
the United States or the Indians may suffer by
reason Of failure to do on the part u the said
bidder" Tor bidders
No proposal will be considered that does not
strictly conform 10 the terms and directions OF
requested to examine the samples before making
their proposals.
GEO. w. MANYPENNY,
&c 81 d3t&3tawtOctsf Commlssio ner.
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EVENING STAR.
G II IL d z = M .

TFRON PoLLocK's COURSE OF 7 NE
What tongue mo tongue shall tell what bliss
o'erfowed
The mothers tender heIrt, while round her hung
The offspring of her love. and lisp'd her name
As living Jewels drOpp'd unstained from heaven
That made her fairer far, and sweeter seem,
Than every ornament Of cOstliest hue:
And who hath not been ravish'd as she pass'd
with all her playful band Of little ones
Like Luna, with her dau2 nters Ct The sky,
Walking In matron MAJESTY and grace,
All who hid hearts, here pleasure found and oft
Have wnen tired with heavy tasks, for tasks
Were heavy In the world below relax'd
My weary thoughts among their guileless sports
And led them by their little hands aAeld,
flower,
Which Oft, unask'd, they brought me and be-
stov'd
With smiling face, that waited for a look
OF praise, and answered curious questions, put
In much simplicity, but Ill to solve;
Ard heard Q cir observations strange and new
And settled whites their little qUaTels, sooh
Ending In peace, and soon forgot In love.
And still look'd upon their lovtllness.
And sought through nature for slmllltudes
or perfect beauty, Innocence, ana DIlss
And fairest imagery around me throng'd;
Dewdrops at day spring on a seraph' 3 locks,
Roses that battle ab ut the well OF life.
Young loves, young hopes, dancing on mornings
cheek
Gems Ieapinp in The coronet OF love,
so beautiful so fun of life. they seem'd
So made entire Of beams CT angels ewes
Say, guileiess, sportive, lovely, little things,
Playing around the den Of sorrow clad
In smiles, believing in their fairy hopes
And thinking man and woman true all low.
Happy ell day, and happ7 all the night
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Proposals for Building Six Schooners for the
United States Revenue Service.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. &, 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS, Distinctly EN-
~ dorsed "Proposals for Revenue Vessels - and
addressed to the Secretary Of the Treasury will
be received at this office until IL O'Clock noon of
the 9th day Of November next for Furnishing the
Materials, Constructing. Equipping, and Deliv-
Ing ehoat, Six SOre-and-Aft Schooners of about
hfty tons burden each, for the Unit, States reye
nue. serTice On the northern lakes.
The models and plans to be furnished by the
contractor, and the vessels to be completed within
three months from the signing Of the contract
No proposal will be considered unless received
from persons engaged in ship building. and
ca b offer must be accompanied by the signatures
OF two responsible persons as guarantee that the
contract will be entered into by the bidder in case
OF acceptance Of offer by the department
One half OF the amount OF contract will be paid
on presentation Of satisfactory evidence that the
vessels are planked up, celed and the oc Ks laid;
and the balance on delivery Of the vessels com
pleted.
ALI the materials used to be Of the best quality.
and the work to be executed In faithful manner
and TO the satisfaction Of the superintendent
The vessels. when received from the hands Of
the contractor, to be fully rigget, furnished and
equipped, and finished to a cleat, with the cxcep.
lions chains, anchors, armament nautical instrt1.
ments, camboose, cabin, and ward room furniture
and boats.
Persons DESTROYS Of bidding will be furnished
with the required specifications on application to
this department
In case bidders should not desire 10 propose for
the whole number Of vessels they are al liberty TO
Offer for one or more, as may suit their convent
ence JAMES GUTHRIE,
see-lawtNovs Secretary Of the Treasury.
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MANTEI,a

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE.
"an Ws.,1r from Slate Stone, by the
THESE MANTELS ARE ENlMpIJcn,N
=, - imitation OF the richest and most eInensipe
6 6 PaihN, LISBON, WEIRD AN7IOUE
PORPHYRY, PYRENEEs, BROCATEtGH
huA Es SfANlSH galway, and other rare
SO perfect that they challenge the closest ,crut,nv
Ihey are SO highly polished that they retain their
beauty much longer than marble are not Injured
Dy smote, coal gas, or acids, and can be sold
much cheaper than any others In markell p,Ica
ranging from st25 to SI2 iiioe
Architect, Builders, and others are invited 10
can ana examine samples at No. 5I2 So yenth
suee', doors below Odd Fellows Hall. up
al 81 q. L. NJ. HANSON,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
proposals for Erecting the Custom.house,
&C., at Georgetown. d. G.
TREASURY DKPARrMBNr, I
Saptemhey "a. 1856

/ TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
1 September "a, 1886 !
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE kE.
4 - ceived at this department until the 22d day Of
4 November A. ID 1856 at IL O'Clock at noon, for
the construction Of the Georgetown custom house
and post office according to the plans ara specif
cations prepared at this department; said propo-
sails 10 be either fer the whole building or sepa-
rate for the different kinds OF work; bills OF par
l GELS should accompany each bid, with the amount
of each kind Of work, and the total amount carried
ont the department reserving the right TO reject
l or accept the proposals hereby invited, or anv
parts thereof, when II deems the interest of the
United states requires II; the department also re-
serves the right to exclude the bids Of any person
persons whom there Is just cause to believe will
not faithfully reform the contracts, or which
they have attempted to obtain by indirection
and all bids when there shall be parties In interest
who do not join In the bids, and all bids that.
work.
Bids will be received In gross, at the option Of
the piuoers; but no contract will bs awarded to
such bidders until details are furnished the de-
partnent OF the prices Of the different kinds Of
work and materials, which shall be subject to
the revision Of the department, so that the gross
bid shall be equitably apportioned upon the whole
work to guide the department in making pay
ments.
Ninety per cent. of the amount Of work done and
materials delivered, according to contract price
(said amount to be ascertained by the estimate Of
an agent OF the department, appointed for that
purpose,) will be paid from time to time, as the
the completion Of the contract, and acceptance Of
the work, &c, by the agent aforesaid, and be
forfeited In the event Of non-fulfllment Of con.
tract.
Contracts will be awarded only to master build
efs and mechanics, and the assignment thereof,
except by consent Of the Secretary Of the Treasu-
ny, will be forfeiture Of the same.
Each proposal must be accompanied by writ
ten guarantee, signed by two sponsible persons,
Certified to be so by the United States district
judge or attorney Of the said district in the sum
N he VI 1nla NJ nrfto
amount, II for any part that the bidder Will, when
required, If his proposal be accepted, enter into
contract and bond, with proper and sufficient
securities for its faithful performance.
Plans, specifications, and working drawings
can be examined after thirty days, and other in
formation obtained on application to the depart
ment.
The proposals must be sent to this department.
addressed TO the Secretary Of the Treasury, ZEN
dorsed Proposals for the Georgetown Custom.
House, &c ,'O and will be opened at 1 O'Clock,
p m OF the last day named for receiving the
same JAMES GUTHRIE,
SELL 2aw6Odays Secretary Of the Treasury
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Marriage, Its duties and disQuali6cations and
their remedies with Autographs, illustrating the
Anatomy and Physiology, and Diseases Of the Re-
productive Organs Of both sexes, their structure
uses, and functions. A popular and Comprehend
sive Treatise on the Duties and Causalties OF sin
gle and marriedlifs-happy and fruitful alliances,
ones-theiI DEVIATION and removal important
hints to those contemplating matrimony, thatwiu
overcome objections to II; none. however should
take this important step without Arst consultingis
Page'ccmmentarieso on the diseases and medf Ill
treatment Of females from infancy to old age each
case graphically illustrated by beautiful lthogra
Phic plAtcs-nervous debility, its causes and snre
0y process al once so simple, safe, and eject II
taat iailere for daily mana IN.
ment-an essay On Spormatnrrhna with practi sal
obsefvations on the safer and more successful mode
oft neutrality-suspicious. hints on the evils re-.
gulting nom empirical practics-an ESSAY on all
diseases arising from inatscretion. with plain and
simple rules by which all persons can cure them.
selves without mcTcury-remedIes for those self
inflicted miselies and disappointed homes 40 mn.
fortunately prevalent In the Young IL is a tyuth
ful adviser to the married and those
maniage: It's perusal Is particularly recommend.
ea 10 persons entertaining secret doubts of their
physical condition, and who are conscious Of hav
Ing hazarded the health, happiness and prIyilepes
to which every human being is entitled.
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GRANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
- = III
Great Southern Mail Linol
E9- W &c K ID ALL Y@
SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED)
Between WASHINGTON CITY and fhe South !

VIA: ALEXANDRIA,,
$ORDONSVILLE, RICHMUNp DAN
WILLIE GREENSBOROUGH, N. c.
AND DAILY TO THE
vi GINA SPRING.
Leave Washington at............6 O'Clock, A M.
Leave w ashlngton at......."...7 =. NJ.
Leave Alexandria at.............7 Am,
Leave Alexandra at...... P M.
Travellers will find the Morning Line In con-
nection with the Virginia Central Railroad, the
Cheapest, most Pleasant and TX peditious uote to
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
Greenbrier White sulphur and Fauquier White
Sulphur, Warm, Hot, Alum and Capon Springs,
Weir's Cave, Natural Bridge, Lexington, &c.
OMNIBUSES ana BA66AGE WAGONS
Will be ct the Washington Railroad Depot to con.
yey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Free of
C6dygs, to STEAMER GEORGE r@s
PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, dis 81
ancc OF six miles, allowing ample time Tor M eai1
Fare from Washington to Richmond .........s5 50
Fare &C Danvllle II O0
Pare &C " Greensborouph AZ IN
Tickets procured on the boat.
Expedition and Comfort are secured by this
Route as 1t Is a LINE OF FIRST CLASS RAILROAD
FROM ALEXANDRIA TO DANVILLE
THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE
carried without cost totbe Depot Of the Petersburg
Railroad JAMES 4. EVANS,
sc Agent, Alexandria va
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fHAotsH FIGHTS BAGGAGE CHICKS 70 BH
HAD IN WASHINGTON.
TUE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
l. ROAD having greatly Improved its Western
connections, now offers the fullest Inducements to
Irayelers between WASHINGTON, BALTI.
MORE, and all portions Of the WEST NORTu
WEST, and the SOUTHWEST.
HE connection between the Trains from Wash
lngton and the Trains bound West nom BaIti
more is always promptiy made at the Washington
Sunctlon liateiy called the Relay House) miles
nom Baltimore. This is the only change M cars
required between Washington and the Ohio river
baggage Is checked through to Wheeling AT the
Masalngton station, and Ieehecked and trans.
LeIieo theIe, with the passengers) without charge
loI those holding Through Tickets for points be-
yono' The connecting trains leave Washineton
daily at6 a. m and ~ p. N. On Sundays al the
AtBEN WtOD, miles from Wheeling s;,.,,
e0nn 19 V made with the trains Of CENTRAL
N Me uo 'njSSEgh SSanms1dgs and
stNewaIk With The cars Of the Newark, Mansfield
Dcs,olt Chicago, St; Louis, etc:
..c, ,o,,b - The O. Railroad traiss con-
r9GH 70 Aesia, Ciacinnati, Louisville, etc. Al
4kNiA ion Little Miami Railroad conn clio, I.
lolmed Win the trains through Dayton to Indian.
Island st. Louis, Carlo, etc
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets for
MenPhts, Ptcksburg, hatcher, Neu Orleans etc.
whlcn are also sold at Washington-are trans.
terred at Cincinnati, TO the Mail Steamers on the
Uhlo. Tickets for Evansville, Carlo, and St.
Louis are sold BY the river route
W For CLEvELAND, and via Cleveland 10
oeoo, De,tolt, chicago, etc tickets are sold
~hen lhe Ohio Is navigabe between Vince Ing
ana Weiisvliie (forty mies) where a Connection
made. A>o''"n" i'
Travellers are requested to notice that while this
Is the onl y route afording Through Tickets and
Checks In Washington, II is also the sboytext
most speedy, and direct to neariy ali the ieaSinS
points In the great West. The distance from
Washington to Cincinnati Is but asa miles heinz
about 100 miles shorter than by any Other rsutsi
FARE, BY THROUGH TICKET. FROM
WASHINGTON ITO Wheeling no 80. Coiuyn
bus, $13 IS; Dayton, SIS SO; Cincinnati SIS oa.
Louisville, by railroad, &1S S. by stea mey S,ono
Cincinnati, Sl9 90; Indiana oils, SI7 so: CieveI
and, Zig so; Toledo, SIS 30; Detroit, aIS On !.
Chicago, $40 65 and SO so; st Louis, Sos so IA
S25i Memphis, eD6; New Orleans. Sal. etc
UFOK FREDERICK AND HARPER,s
BERKLEY SPRINGS, BEDFOR d sPRINNtSoSS'
PIEDMONT, OAKLAND, and FAIRMnTTT'
passengers may leave Washington at a -, !,
~ p. m. For the minor way stations h.,, -. vi
baltimore and Wheeling, take a. m train from
Washington. 40" iioih
IL For trains to and from Baltimore. Anna,
oils, etc, see special advertisements "aP
III For further information, Through r,oh...
etc, apply to THOMAS H. PARSONS 49,,
u washington Station. ~soA''
.SM. q. WOODSIDE.
Master Of Transportatio,
icn A--oliI b. h. O. RaiirosA, Bsitine,,: