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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY FOX
SALE

DRICK RESIDENCE, No. 100 Cedar street L0tfronts
ID Y feet Cedar street. and extends back 2Gl feet 10
a8O feet street. Free Of t Ration.
Brick House, corner Of Hynes and Knowles streets,
West Nashville Lot fronts 50 feet Knowles Streets
and extends back the line Of Bynes street. 1872 feet to
q 20 feet alley.
Frame Residence No 40 South Summer street. Lot
fronts SO feet on Summer street. and extends back 10 feet
or more to a - feet alley
Brick Residence, No. 70. North Summer street.
Two beautiful Cottage Residences in Ewings Addition
each lot fronting IS feet Ewing Avenue and extending
back $50 feet to 10 feet alley Price and terms Of pay.
meut extremity liberal
Brick Residence with eight Rooms Porches &c, with
Grape Arbor, Carriage House. Stables and Csiern COL
ner Washington and Pearl Streets South Nashville Lot
fronts los feet on Pearl street and extends back $50 feet
the line Of Washington street, TO a IL feet alley.
Double Frame House Grnndy street. West Nashville
Lot fronts 80 feet on Grundy street.
Persons wishing TO procure home, capitalists de-
siriGg opportunity for profitable Investments are
invited to call st the Office Of the undersigned and learn
full particulars relating to the above list Of property
A. b. SHANkLAND,
Aug2-tf. Office No. Is Cherry street.
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FIRST GUN FROM GEORGIA.
As GOES CHATHAM, so GOES THE STATE

as GOES CHATHAM, so GOES THE S1ATE!l
The know-nOthing Fillmourners of Savannah
have met the democracy there and they re theirs
The FiInourners are routed, horse, foot and dra-
goond They sre NO WHEREI The democrat.
ic candidate for Msyor is elected bya majority of
one hundred and thirty, aud the democracy have
carried the City Council Ike tlash-not Fill
mourneT elected Last year the know-nothing
candidate for Mayor was elected by TWENTY
FOUR MAJORITY! GAS GOES CHATHAM,
81 GOES THE STATE
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TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 81, 1856.

So The interest which all connected with our
Office feel in the proceedings of to.day-the host of
cordial friends with whom we are meeting from
every portion of the Stste-and the Inequalities
which it is our pleasure TO extend, must serve as
an apology for any apparent neglect in our paper
until the rejoicing is over and the democratic null
titude shall have returned to their homes. There
is no such thing as writing editorials with dozen
good fellows around you asking for your hand.
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ANDREW Ewrse, PsrslDaSr.

g.
William E Vensble, Of Franklin county.
Hon. G w. Jones, of Einccl I county. Ia
John b Savage, Of DeKalu county.
James q Thomas, OF Meury county.
w B Matthews, of Bedford county
Mojor John w Childress, of Ruthei ford county
Loving b Woodbridge, Of Williamson county.
Joseph c Guild, of sumner county
David Burford, Of Smith county.
Thomas L. Brsnsiord, of Davidson county.
Thomas M'Neely, of Dickson county.
John K. Howard, of Wilson county
N. II. Allen, of Stewart county. of
VIM A Qusrles, of Montgomery county.
- Dean, of Coffee county.
Col. VIM. Carroll, of Shelby county.
Humphrey Bate, of Upton county
Hon 9 w Churchwell, Knox county.
John O Burch, of Hamilton county.
T Dunlap, of Henry county.
A. G. Watkins, of Jefferson county.
w N Lowry, of Greene county
J. l. Bostick, of Davidson county.
Col Claiborne, OF Macon county.
Z Wood, of Cannon county.
Sam Moore, of Hickman county.
Thomas Martin, of Giles county.
L. ID. Waters, of Warren county.
John Belts, of Johnson county.
DR.. Menees, of Robertson county.
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New
HARDWARE HOUSE

| NASHVILLE Jockey Club Races will commence on
~ Tuesday, October 2lst, and continue five DAYS
large number of horses from Kentucky will be in attend
anee and anticipate the finest sport have had in
| ten years.
vile Course during the Fall Meeting closed on the LIST of
| July with the following nominations
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2lsr.
Sweepstakes for four year odss2oO entrance $50 for
| feit-2 mile heats.
John Campbell names Laura spiIlmau, by Wagner dam
| Glorena.
il Brown names s f. by Yorkshire, dam zinganse, by
| Boston.
Thos Moore names ch c. by Yorkshire, dam Minstrel.
+ Cheatham names b Florida By Epsilon, dam imp
| Floreshire. a.-t
SECOND RACE, DAY-Sweepstakss for three years
| olds mile heats-$20O subscription; $50 forfeit.
W.T. Cheaiham names NOnteiro, BY Glsncle, dam
| Sonora Love, By Levsth21.
I Cheatham names fby Epsilon, dan Cottage Girl,
| by Ainderby.
Arthur TOwss name g Nashville, by AlbiOn dam by
Ii B Barton names ch Bird Catcher, by Oliver, dam
| by Eclipse, out of Queen Mary
Hunter Murphy name Kate Hunter BY Glencoe
| SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, OCT. %.
SweepstakesfOr uniried year olds-$25O subscriptions
| $50 forfeit.
VIM Roundtree names by Hamlet, dam Sally Jones
b F Chestham names Epsilon, dam Fanny Percy,
| BY Ambassador.
George EverIy names be RoWett by Outrage dam full
| sister to GlOrana
SECOND RACE, SANE Day Jockey Club Purse $3.50; 2
mile heats.
Jockey Club Purse $5O0-S mile heats
SECOND RACE, FAME DAY.-Sweepstakes for two year
olds-singie dash OF uIie 500 subscription; s25 for
et
VIM Roundtree names eh by Third Boston, dam Sally
Jones.
Alb Turner naules Oh BY Gil ncoe dan Princess Ann
Il + Cheatham names be By Geuc0e dam by Bzshaz
Ear. Also t by Harvey dam unknown.
Brown names oFksh e. dam Argente. Also
b i'm ported Jordan dam Sailie Ward.
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER "a
Jockey Club Purse $500; mile heats, best 8 in ;.
SECOND RACE, SANE DAY-SWeepstakes for year Odds
mile heats-$2OO entrance; $50 forfeit.
b F Cheatham names f by Epsilon, dam Cottage Girl.
BY imported Ainderby. Also, eby Epsilon, dam Fanny
Percy, by Ambassador.
John Campbell names Yorkshire dam Emily Speed,
by Wagner.
Il Barton names ch Bird Catcher by Oliver dam
by Eclipse, out of Queen Mary.
Hunter d Murphy name b Kate Hunter, by Glencoe,
dam by HsdgeOrd.
Arthur TowIes names ch Nashville, by Albion, dam
by Stakeholder.
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, OCF. %.
Jockey Club Purse $500 mile heats
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Aug2-tf


THE undersigned while they tender their thanks TO
Il their friends in the city aud country Tor the liberal
pa ronage extended to them for several years past
that they have sold their entire stock Of Books
&c One of the firm having formed O business
citation in Knoxville, Tenn, will remove thher with the
stock We anxious 70 make final and complete
settlement Of old business, and with tina; view,
sDecuy urge all those indebted to TO call at No A.
Udon street. aud pay up their accounts without delay
The books aud accounts will be found at the old stand for
settlement. TOON, NELSON 4 co.
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Harvey In Nashville.

TINE eminent " HARVEY" so well known to every gen.
Il tleman in Philadelphia the most successful Gutter
of garments is now at establishment, No. Is Cedar
street and is prepared to take measures and IN exhibit
fine assortment Of Cloths Cassmers ard Vesngs, as
were ever displayed in Nashville. Our stok OF Ready
Made Clothing both gentlemen and youths is now full
and our Furnish ng Department contains every article
comprised under that head. -
octlk-n CLEToN AoSoIr-
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FLORIDA.

it is now settled and admitted on the strength
Offull returns that the democrats have elected the
Governor, Member Of Congress, and Legislature in
Florida. What think the know-nothing betting
men Of the manner in which their papers have
mjsled them in this matter
"God bless Little Florida"
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or All persons who have sub ,crbed articles TO
the Democratic Mass Meeting, are requested to
deliver them to Samuel j. Carter, at Samuel
Watkins's Grove, on the Charlotte Turnpike, on
Monday, the 10Th isstant. ~
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CHANCERY SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLE
Residences and Build.
ing Lots

IN THE VICINITY OF NASHVILLE.
DY virtue of decree in the Chancery Court Nashville
ID at Its May Term, 1885, in the of Jane Davis
by &c., Timothy W. Gilman, Will the part
compainants sell at Public Sale to the highest bidder
the premises, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, on
TUESDAY, THB IITH DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT
most beautiful Frame Dwelling, with rooms and all
necessary outbudngs, with Lot of IO6 poles
Said Dwelling commands fine view of Nashville, and Is
situated the Gaatln Pike, miles from the city. Per-
at distance wishing to remove TO Nashville will
have better opportunity Ofsecurng ofthe desira
BILE Residences in its vicinity than by attending the sale
the 18th instant.
TERMs$ $1,000 cash, balance credit OF /, 3, and
years. with interest from date TO be paid annually Notes
with good security will be required, and lien retained.
Possession given Ist of January next.
We will offer beautiful Lot of about So acres,
fronting 269 feet the Gaatin Pike, running
of about 426 feet Said Lot opposite the hand
some residence of ExGOV. Neil S. Brown, and commands
a fine view of the city.
ALSO, from 90 desirable Lots Bloods, Housons
and ZOiconer's Addition to Edgefeld.
TERMs-Most liberal. Bdgeaeld Is rapidly improving and
the grounds unsurpassed for private Residences.
Omnbuses will leave the Square at 10Y O'Clock,
day OF sale. COLLATION. usual.
octal-d3W. J. L. & X. w. BROWN,
ID. TRIGG, AuetiOneer. AN Cherry street.
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THE MEETING.

There was never such a meeting seen in Nash
vile as assembled at the Arch last night 1t will
be still larger to-day. Last night there speak
ing from two points 10 the crowd, but not half
could then hear speech
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Mons. J a. PinguelY.

ID ESPEO FULLY announces TO bis patrons and friends
III and TO the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Nashville that
he has returned, and that be will open his DAEorNo
ACADEMY on
FRIDAY, THE 2Ira OF OCTOBER, 1856
Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore exeud h
him. he respectfully socits continuance Of the same and
would say 10 those who may favor him with their patro
ago, that be will teach the latest and most Fasho.ha
Dances in vogue in Paris and which are poE Vst
taught by any other Professor the United alea bat
himself
Considering the extensive patronage bestowed on Mons
Pnguely, he has made some improvements 10 his HaT
COopers Building, which will make il one of the finest ~
the city, and which will enable him to recevsa large uu
bar of pupils
- Terms and diva of tniIio, % ~ 40
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GOES THE STATE.
NEW JERSEY

The democratic majority for mayor in the city
of Newark is reported at GOO. This is the first
time the city has ever gone Internationally
1000 TO / 500 wing and Know Nothing.
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PresidentiaI EIecfiOn.

IDUhoU % an 0rGer i3sred to me from The County
Il Court OF Davidson county, will on TUssDAr The
4h day Of November 1885, proceed 10 open and hod ap
Election or President and Vice President Of the United
SaleS In The several Wards and Civil Districts Of David
son county The Consables of each District are authO-
Tsed and requested to hold elections in their respective
Dlstrlcts. loctlsl J. K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff
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GRAND
Torch-Light Procession
AND BRILLIANT
Display of Fireworks
NXTITTT CDI AIINTC
WITH SPEAKINGN!

The Chief Marshall and Assistant Marshalls will
meet on Broad street, on horseback, at precisely
o'clock.
The Procession will form at CD o'clock on Tues
day night, on Broad Street, the right resting on
Front, aud the left on Broad-towsrds the Frank
lin Turnpike. The proce ssion moving from Front
Street under the direction of the Chief Marshal,
with their Assistants, up Broad Street to Market,
up Market to Church, up Church TO College, up
College to the Square; and, after performing a
beautiful evolution, the Procession will move down
Cedar Street to Summer, down Summer to Broad,
and down Broad to Front Street, where the torches
will be deposited. The procession will then move
up Broad to Cherry, up Cherry to the corner Of
Church and Cherry Streets-the place selected for
speaking, where, before the speaking commences
will be brilliant display of FIREWORKS, imme-
diatey in front of the speakers stand.
Delegations from the country, including the nil
itary companies are particularly invited to join in
the procession.
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Fare each way 10 cents Persons going and returning
are requested TO provide themselves with change and to
purchase tickets before getting on the cars.
oct9 s.P.6e. E. L ANDERSON, Supt
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s All persons who are willing to entertain
persons attending the Democratic Mass Meeting
are requested to report their names to Aris Brown
at the law ofics of T. B. Childress, ESQ.
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MCCLURE, BUCK & CO.,

Successors TO the late firm Of Ma1ey, Mcclure Coz
TIN, PLATE 81 SHEET IRON WORKERS,
7 their old stand No. Is Market street. Nashville
IA Tenn keep constantly on hand Tin Ware Of every
crptonwholesale and retail. Also Tin Plate Sheet
Copper Block Tin, Sheet Iron, Sad IrOES Fairbanks
Platform Scales of the most improved patterns
Wood and Coal stoves, consisting Of Franklin's
Paror CHI nber and Office Crates. To all of which they
would respectfully call the attention of hoss wishing
purchase lssptl9-3n
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OUR SPEAKERS.

| OF Our fellow townsmsn Z. G. Payne, ESQ.
spoke Is times in II days to large and enthusiastic
| audiences-at barbecues and mass meetings in Ten
nessee and Kentucky. He brings glorious account.
| of the prospects of the democracy wherever ht
| has been. No man has labored more srduously Of
successfully for the Constitution and the Union in
Tennessee than r. G. Payne, ESD Columbia
| Herald
W. V. THOMPSON, EsQ-This gentleman spoke
| at LsWrtn5eburg on Monday the 18th to fine
audience, and On the Wednesday following, at the
same point, he met the distinguished Mr.. Grove
| to whom we learn, he administered very thorough
thrashing. VANCE, we know, is capable Of picking
| such BIRDS and we doubt not that he did the work
very effectually for Mr.. Grove, on the occasion
referred to.-Ibid
w. C. WHITTHoRNE, Esq-Sincs the opening
of this canvass no man has done better service for
the cause of democracy than our talented young
friend, W. c. Whitthorne, Esq. He has been al
most constantly at work, and our friends report
him as making better speeches. if possible, than he
made last summer. On Saturday the 18th he
spoke at Undertook, and friend informs US, made
one of the very best speeches Of the canvass On
Saturday night a'so, he and g. NJ. Campbell, spoke
to fine audience at Santa Fe, both making i'm
pressive and eloquent speeches We have had
frequent occasion TO refer to the Jealous aud efti
cent work done by these energetic and talented
young democratic champions. Democracy owes
them much ia this csnvass.-lbid.
News FROM THE SEQUATCHrE VALLEY.-Capt.
James Williams and John L. Hopkins Esq, have
Just returned from csnvassng this important valley
and the news is quite cheering. They began at
Jasper and continued their speaking at all the i'm
portant points to Knoxville As general thing
large audiences awaited them at their sppoint-
ments, and the deep attention and enthusiasm
manifested on all hands, Indicate the true state of
feeling better than any language we can use. Our
friends think weshall gain handsomely. A gentle-
man who heard Capt Williams at several of his
appointments assured US that he is one Of the most
effective speakers in the State; and that his old
whg friends in that region who have known him
long and true, give the most respectful attention to
his counsel whilst many are joining hands with
him in this good work. The ability Of Esq Hop.
kins as speaker is well known in this community.
= Chattanooga ado.
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FOOT RACE.

FOUI NhUE.
On Monday, October goth, previous to the Races, will
come of Foot Race for tzOuO two hundred yards be-
tween the celebrated Foot Racer, SHULTZ and a NE.
GRO BOY, from Athens Ala.
W. j. PHILLIPS
sept23-td Prop rietnr
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CHILDREss 4:

eB All persons who desire to contribute hams
fowls, bread, &C., to the Democratic Mass Meeting
will please cook the same at home and deliver
them to SAML. j. CARTER, at Ws,kiuss Grove, on
Tuesday morning 2lst inst ARTS Brown,
Chm'n of Com
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ACCOMMODATIONS FOR STR Anglers ATTEND
ING THE MASS MEETING.
All housekeepers who are willing to accommo-
date persons attending the MSS Meeting are re-
quested to leave their names and the number they
propose to accommodate with either of the under
signed or with AIRS BROWN, at the Office Of T. B..
CuTT DRFaa.
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Fair and Conventions

A TRAIN will leave the Depot Of the Nashville and
IN Chattanooga Railroad for the Fair Grounds during
tie time OF the American and Democratic Conventions
and the Fair, according to the following Schedule:
nsna4. o II Ear Erannda 4 A
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CHEF MARSHAL,
JOHN GOTTA r 7 .

YOUNG DEMooRAcY.-A juvenile company, cal
led the blue Rovers made their first appearance
yesterday and attracted considerable attention
from their handsome appearance and soldier like
evolutions. They gave US three cheers, Gor which
they have our thanks. "Trsin up child in the
way he should 60" etc.
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Fine Rosewood Pianos
At Auction.

ON SATURDAY MORNING, Oct. 18th, at 10 O'Clock.
~ precisely will be sold public Auction in my front
Ooms, THREE FINE PIANOS, two entirely new and
one but little used.
Terms made known day of sale. Sale positive and
without reserve, by order Of the Trustee.
BENZ, +. SHIELDS,
oetl5--td AZ Public Square.
eg Books and Jewelry each evening during the week
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE NASH.
VTLT,R-

I HAVE for sale about 20 acres of Land, 81 miles
from the city, in good neghbOrhOOd, Onethird clear
ed and the balance heavily mbersd The entire Tract
splenddly set in Blue Grass will divide it into two or
four parcels il the entire Tract be disposed Of or the
whole to one purchaser, on liberal terms.
There are four beautiful Building Sites susceptible of
being made as handsome any place about Nashville
For further particulars call and at No. College
street, and will offer splendid bargain.
octl9-t j. G. FITE.
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nI,n fkIIRIyDTRN

OLD BURBORN-
INlFTEEN barrels genuine Old Burborn Whisky, flour
II years old to which the attention OF the city trade
invited. JOHNSON, HORNE & co.
septic B&P Broadway.
WHEAT SACKS, WHEAT SACHS.
NALL at the " NASHVILLE BAG FACTORY in A.
" Hamiiton's Warehouse, 81 College Street, where
prepared to furnish the public with TO- 600 Sacks
per day juy22-5m. JOHN ERSkINE.
REMOVAL.
FTNHURSTON j. BERNARD have removed to No lE
i Public Square, next door To CalhOun's where they
will be happy 10 show their customers first rate stock
Dry Goods consisting of Black Brown, and Blue Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cagsmeres; Vestngs, Gloves
Hosiery CraTats Handkerehieis, &C., &c.
TUURSTON IL BERNARD,
No. lG Public Square,
Next door to CahOun's)
VXTE now have on hand beautiful stock of French
w and English Merinos PLAN Plaid and ANDRE
shaded all wool DeLsines BOmbazines, Cashmeres Man
chester DeLRines Plaid, Red Yellow and White Flannels
all qualities Also, complete stock of Staple Goods
Servants Goods of all kinds to which invite the aben-
ton of all CASH buyers, as give good bargains.
Bept25-f
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PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Par.
quette 75c Upper Circle 5Oc CoOred Box 5Oc Colored
Gallery Csc; Private Boxes exclusive rgh SO; Single
Seats, do 81.
Doors open at O'clock p. NJ; curtain rises pre-
clsely at ~, p. Al.
az Box Office open from 9 to IL O'Clock, A. H., and
from to L., M when seats can be procured from
.F E. g. HUN1'IEY Treasurer
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To conclude with the Comedy of the
HONEY MOON.
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Notice.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, the 9Th instant, .
III negro woman aged AS black in color and small IA
in sZe and has on her right and shoulder, S
caused by burn, also her left leg above the
Her HRsTkR and be told by the moving
fingers both handsas counting them. Any infsrma-
ton relative 10 her whereabouts will be rewarded
MILES JOHNSON,
oct2l-dlw $50 Cherry street, South.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF SEASONABLE
GOODS.
DEM. T. SHIELDS is receiving and will cOntin
ID to receive weekly from the Eastern cities large supplies
every of description of Dry Goods, COlhng Hats,
Embroderes, with every variety Goods adapted
market and
Job lOs will be sold TO the Retail Trade private sale
very cheap for cash only.
Regular auction sales as usual.
BENZ. F. SAIELDS,
oct2l No. ~ Public Square.
LNXTRA Rich, heavy MORE Antique, Stripe Silks.
~ few very superior just opened and for sale by
0cl2I BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
~ ODRY'S LADYs BOOK.-GOdey's Lady's Book for No
VI yember just received and for sale at
oct2l HAGAN'S, Market street.
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S26S.OOO!

~ - 1tSA>Eto tzOj AALI Is SO; QUARTERS IS.
All tne fLzes above stated drawn at every drawing
THE MANNER OF The DRAWING Is AS FOLLOWS:
All me numbers are put in wheel or globe in the Or
ssnce OF the authorities of Havana and the public days
before ne OF drawing and the Prizes another globe:
both Of which are locked with three different kers kent
by the three Treasurers OF the of the Royal Lottery
The drawing takes place in the large court inside the Gus
tom House, publicly Two boys not over twelve wears
of age from the Orphan Asylum, draw the Numbers and
the Prizes. One of the Boys draws Number and at
the time the other draws one Prize from the
wheel of Prizes and whatever Prize out is placed
to the credit Of that Number and they continue until the
whole number of Prizes are drawn.
The Prizes payable without discount prescnta
ton Of the ticket at the Royal Treasury, Havana as
the result becomes known and paid in Spanish
DoublOons
The subscribers will cash all prizes at per cent dis.
count charging for the risk, &C. attending collection.
tE- 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 Signatures plain
and give their Post Office, County and State.
ESs- Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
~ Orders for Tickets Shares in the above Scheme
addressed to j. Cisco Co., Charleston, s. O., will be
promptly attended to j. CISCO CO.,
oci19 Charleston, g. C,
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LARGE ARRIVAL OF SEAsONABLE
RESIDENCE

WITHIN two miles of the State house sell or exchange
w for city property The buildings new and com
Portable About ten acres of beautiful grove land vel
fenced, situAtd OF the most beautiful lead
ing into the city.
For particulars inquire of C. A. FULLER, Office Build
Ing Association, College street, Nashville.