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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13
Educational Notice.

The undersigned would announce TO the citizens
Of GAINESVILLE and vicinity, that he has located in
the city, and will open a school n tho basement Of
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, for :he edu-
eaton Of children and youth, In all the branches
o. science usually taught In the schools of our
country. Particular attention paid TO the moral
culture of pupils committed TO his care. Assis-
tant teachers will be employed when the interest
OF the school shall require IT,
The government Of the school will be firm and
Impartial, though parental in its nature,
The subscriber would respectfully Solicit lib
eral share Of patronage. He has had an expert
ence Of eight years a teacher, aud thinks that
he can make 1t 10 the interest Of both patrons and
pupils TO paiTonize ham.
Terms of tuiGcn in the English BrOncheS vii
be rs follows, viz: r.
First Glass, $500
Second, " 1000
Third, .- l2.nt
Languages, 20,0C
The school will commence the first Monday IN
April, and continue 81 weeks.
REV. M. A. MARROW.
Feb Of l957--At
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LAND FOR Sal. i.

u. =. hApE OftdNCI! t'ttt
We, The undersigned. executors OF Jsmos L.
Hickman, decd, viii offer for suie TO the Highest
bidder on the premises, on The 2nl DIV OF March
next, the farm on which sud decedent.resid,d
known as Roscoe Post flee, situated in Todd CO.
Ky.s on the Clarksyle and Trcnton road, sbent
l miles from the former and 6 lrom tho latiss
place, and near The KY, and Tenn, State line, cGp-
tanning about 266 acres, about $50 or 90 e,s arsa
S4O o. 10 of which are Ia wh~ai,l the haiasce Id
excellent timber Tho location d beau;sfni apa
heaIlhlpi the soil very productive, with an absn-
dance Of spring and stock water. The dwelling
and out-houses are substapti.l spd comfortable -
] here are two young orchards (Applc and Psach)
Of the most rare and choice SELECTIONS. To any
wishing 10 buy, The above. tract offers great in
ducements,
Also at the sans time and place, several likely
negroes, 100 hogs SO sheep, 10 or l2fforses and
mules, several fine mlch Cows and calves, g. no
wagon, buggy. one J horse cart, together with
sll the farming iaplemsnts, household and kilchss
furniture, &c. i, ~. n n .' \,
1,ERMs,--tor the land, ons-thrd cash, the bal
anee In two ANIMAL instsim .nts, III purchaser Civ
Ing bond with approved secpr iy, aud alien re-
.ained TO seep's The last paymepi, For the pc.
groes and personality, ,tern,s made knowa GA i've
MARIA $. HlGKMAN.H
WILLIAM $. HICKMAN.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13
TO MERCHANTS.
Kirknaan & Ellis,
Exclusive Wholesale Deelers and Iaporte,
OF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

HAVING concluded sometime since to discon-
tinue the Rstsii department Of our business we
are now prepared with a LsrgelV Increased Stock,
and an extensive variety, TO off-r inducements TO
Merchants going East, las wyll those coming
here TO make purchaser equal TO any house inthe
eastern cities. gI-OGr terms will be liberal 10
prompt and solvent aIeh, and WI will take Feath-
ers, Ginseng, Berswax and Wool, AT the highest
market prise Retail customers will please take
notice that we caunot hereafter supply lh=m with
any goods In our line.
KiRKMAN & ELLIS.
Nashville, Feb 90 'ST-lmy ~
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W'ashiss gfpss Hotel.
GAINESVILLE. TENNESSEE.
s. r., MOORE. Proprietor

Having taken this wellkpown tavers stand, and
intending thoroughly to repovate and repair H.
and from his long experience in the business for
merry at RussellviIle, KY, he thinks he will be
able TO give general satisfaction, and socits lib
ersl share Of public patronage.
Travellers wishing TO take the river a. this
point may rely upon being omPtly notified OF
The passage Of Boats at any hour in the night, as
we keep night watch for this special purpose,
and polite and attentive POrters for the transpor-
tation Of baggage 10 aud from tho river.
1.-THE Siege Office skept at this Hotel
Ian O. I457-lv
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

BY order of the County Court of Montgomery
county Tenn, made at the February term Of said
Cour,, 1851, shall on Friday the 9th Of March
1857, on the premises lately occupied Ivy Blouni
Slanper, Decd district No. 4, sell to the highest
bidder. S likely negroes,-a woman aged about
% years, aud child about Is months oid-a boy
about 10, another about l6, and girl about ~
years old Terms: $1,000 cash on each negro,
balance on a credit until list Jan. 1858. Not
with good security will be required of purchasers
Feb 5w VIM. ROGERS, CPk.
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LAST NOTICE!

Alfe,S,,. Indebted to Tho -as g. Miller. are
hereby no fed het they must settle their accoun
ty c ssh or notes. before the 10Th cf April next or
they will have TO ssitls with officer.
THOMAS g. MILLER.
March 6, I9572-lm.
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IN CHANCERY AT DOVER.
inm Hester VS. John Tubbs g. Samuel War

IN CHANCERY AT DOVER.
William Hester VS. John Tubs g. Samuel War.
den.
Attachment Bill.
On motion Of Compliments and it appearing 10
The satisfaction OF the Clerk & Master that dclsn.
dant John Tubbs Is II non-resident of the State
Of Tennessee, 10 that the ordinary process of law
Cannot be served upon bin. It Is therefore order
ed tnat publication be made ia the Clark, VILE
Cnrenicle, d newspaper published IN the city OF
Ciarksvil.e Tennessee, for four successive weeks,
requiring said NONRESIDENT to make his personal
appearance at Dover Tennessee, ON or before the
first Thursday after the second Monday in April
next, and plead, answer, demur to complainant
bill or the same will be taken for confessed and
set down for hearing Elk parte as TO him.
CLAY RoBERTs,C. & M.
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Guns, Gnns, Guns!

Per'y's Rifles, double aud single Shot Cons,
from % to $3.50 each; Packet and Table Gallery,
Razors, Scissors and Shears Platform, Counter
and beam Scales, and farming Utensils Of every
variety.
v. S.--Morchants visiting our city are invited
TO call and examine our stock.
FALL & TUR JLEY.
Feh lRh7-if
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FRESH 4 pnRE DRUGS.

We are receiving our stock OF Pure Drugs snd
large, and wsJnyi,e oash BUYERS 10 call Snd exam
inc them, We pre- now prepared to hil all de-
munas At lower figures Than ever, as we sell ouly
for cashi We are prepared 10 offer Inducements 70
every man who wants the worth Of his money
WhsH zoe soy any thing In an advertisement, r'
TRoHls & BROTHER
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13

THE undersigned would most respectfully call
the attention of gentlemen Of the city and coun-
Try, to his fine stock of BOOTS g. Shoes suita-
BILE for the present seasan, 1t bis own manufac-
ture. consisting Of The most fashionable st les aud
Of the best material, and Of workmanship superb
or to an, Ia this or sdjolniug counties, which !
will warrant In all respects, as represented. Ny
stock embraces the finest French and Philadelphia
esit skins ever brought 10 this market. invite
and solicit an examination Of the same. confident
% am, that IL will bear the siEctest scrutiny and
will please the most fsstdious, All work made TO
order, from the lightest TO the heaviest boots and
shee,. keep constantly on hand, the bost French
and Phiadelphia calf skins. and oak tanned sole
lesther Terms, cash, invariably.
JOHN MIDDLETON.
March 6, lS57-tf
~ Having sold my entire interest in the Boot
snd Shoemaking business TO Mr.. John Middleton,
take pleasure in rec ommend,ng him 20 the pnblic,
ia thful and superior work man. and ask for
him, the patronage he 30 we'll deserves Those in
debied 10 me, are requested to come forward and
make immediate pay ment, rs my business must be
wound up, FRANCIS HOLT.
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FOR SALE |

FOR SALE
I This land Is situated OH the waters Of McAdoo
Creek. 10 miles E st OF GAINESVILLE, and Is
miles from Paradise Hill and Ciarksv lille turnp iu,
and contains 2S6 acres about 100 acres cleared,
The balance well ti;pbered ard watered, The i'm.
provemeuts consist of two comfortable dwellings
and all necessary ont buildings. There are other
ands adjoining this for sale, IL the purchaser de-
sres more thu II this tract tains. For Terms
&C., apply 10 RICHARD ROBERTS,
or JOHN ROBERTS.
Feb 90, '57-4w
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D. MokGAS,,.. ). CHENEY. ST. @. N. MORGAN
SPRING IMPoRTA TIONS!
Morgan az Go.

NO.45, PUBLIC square, NASH lille.
WE are now receiving aud opening our usual
Spring pu releases, which will be ready for inspec-
ton by the 25th inst, and at which time we will
display more complete assortment of Dry Goods
than we have eyer done at any season heretofore
Our stock viii smbrace oil the latest styles Of
Domestic Dc Foreign Staple O. Fdncy Goods,
and to it will be added all the novelties as they
ippear in the E"stern cities. In addition TO the
arge and generally assorted stocks we have b en-
in the habit Of keeping, we have added to it all the
~tyies and grades of Ready-maie Clphjng. We
shall be pleased to exhibit oar assortment to our
old friends and the trade generally, we feel con-
fjeut that from our long experience and the adj
vintsges we possess, we able 10 offer induce
lnen,s 10 all. MORGAN e. CO.
Nashville Feb 81, '57-G
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Wanted!

SIX plain Painters. No. / workmea, Of stead
babits. Also boy as an apprentices, apply 10
ID. III. GARDINER, p inter.
CIarksville, Tenn.
March 10. ls57-ow.
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IN CHANCERY AT DOVER TENN.
Joel I3nyliss IN.
"a Original Bill.
W HaacherN H.rr
J. w. Teacher.

From the allegations In the bill aud thu affidavit
thereto annex d, AMI It appearing TO the sa',fac-
lion Of the Cisrk and Master that defend ant J. W
fs.chrr, Is non resident OF the SLATE Of Tenn, so
that The ordinary process Of law can not be served
MON lin; 1t 10 there orc ordered that publication
b, ada la { e ClarksSille Chronicle. nows pa
rsr published IN tho city of ClaFksvillc, for four
successive weeks, requiring said non-resideat TO
max, his persona! appearance at Dovcr Tenn. on
Or s.loro iha let Thursday after the second Mon.
Ia Ia April next, aui plead, answer or drmar to
40 npl,ilsn,s bill, or tho came will be inkcp fer
,.oti'..st and a., down FOR hcsripg cxlarte as to
Ti CLAY ROBERTS, c. s. NJ.
.,s.rch y. lS57--iw prs. fee, SO.
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GLASS 29,

GLASS 20,
To be drawn in The City Of Atlanta, Georgia, In
pubic on SATURDAY MARCH %, 1857,
on the Plan of SINGLE NUMBERS.
10000 Tickets $500 Prizes,
More than one Prize TO every 10 Ticksts
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13
IN cil4NcERY AT CLARKSyiI.i.E,-
Isl John p. House. adm ,, &e. "a : *
The heirs aud creditors or LIS. House.
m lNSOLYENT ri q.

b !. lNSOLyENT BILL. /, ~"
In tbis cause, by virtue Of the power vessd IA
me by law, hereby give notice thai bill has bee
hled inthe chanceIy court a, Ciarksyils ;, 10 hays
The estate Of LIS Hou use, ID, administered in
said court, the insolvency Of the same having beer
suggested-therefote all persons claiming 10 be
creditors or bene6ciaries OF said esiae. are rs-
quired TO come forward and be made parties TO tie
proceedings, and file their claims with The Clerk
and Master Of this Court so So 10 have iheIs
claims hesSa With the capse, and The necessary de-
cree rendered within the time prescribed BY law,
or they will be barred. -. 4.
,s...s-'T. J, MpNFoRp, G "a
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DLaSOr.U1IONl

TIE rqr'u rsh,p heretofore existing updsi
go .tNc Il SHELTON & BALTHROP, ID
30, dsy ,issHycd bY nuIuai consent. Thos'
asah.-c sill confer favor Oy making paynrnt
SHELTON Il BALTuROP.
Mar (, ISL
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CHEAP GOODS.

W. nALTHRoP, h7ving bought the interest
Of W. " shelton, would respectfully say to the
friends and customers OF the old firm aad the
public generally, that he will he found at the old
80 L whore he will bs pleased to see them, and
c!F,r them Goods al The lowest prices
The present stock Ia offered at cost. Will have
IN two Wstks a large stock Of new, Goods Cell
osoH n YOU " sh to buy 9 Gods very eheap
Mar. 6, 1851 2w W. RALrHROP.
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MART, COULTER g. co.
DgAiEGs IN
Staple and Fancy Dry-CoOdS,
CLAIR dSVILLE, TENN.

WE invite special attention TO our stock Of
WOODEN aud Cotton fabrics suitable for consump-
ton ia the months Of January and February
Linseys, Jeaas Blankets, 0snabnrgs, Shhirgs.
rorpe'ipgs, Also large stock Of Brogsn BoOts
Snd Shoes. TJan Is, 1657-ly
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New Music.

Hughes s. Co. respectfully inform the public
that they have just received great variety OF new
and fashionable music, Violin and Guitar strings
and every other article, gen rally kept in music
stores. A large assortment Of Pianos Fortes from
the principal manufactures, for sale by
HUGHS g. co.
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ClarksvilIe, Feb. 90, Is57-tf

FINE TEASl FINEy TEAS1
We have just received very superior article of
Green and Black teas, consisting ofGoden Chops
"A Green tea, Imperial tea, Silver leaf Hyson,
Young HysOn, Ne Plus Ultra, black tea, (very
fine These are very fine teas and we solicit the
attention Of tea drinkers For sale cLeop for cash
only by
Feb go, 81 THOMAS e. BRO
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T2ASK's MAGNETIC OINTMENT.
gross Magnetic Ointment, fresh, r'eslved thi
day, for sale for cash by
March 10, 81. o
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port RondI Frm6lt GIljool.

w have. procured she services OF an excellent
Teacher lor'ihe next session, 10 commence The
FIRST MONDAY In FEBRUARY, 1851;
also the services Of MI. JAahELi IN The Musical
Department
T.Rns-Flrst elaas. So 90. Second class, 10 90;
Third class, IS 20; Music, rs 90.
We would assare all persons concerned that we
intend 10 make this permanent aud desirable
school. " Board can be obtained In good families
p. T.NoRFLEET,
z. l.. FORT,
r. II. ,1ZORf
las II. MALLORY.
PoRr RoTAi. TsHn.. Gan, Is, lsSF.-6w
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Law NOTICE,

The undersigned have formed a partnership in
the PRAcTIcE OF THE Law, and will give strict
attention to any business con6ded to in the line
Of our profession.
@. A. HENRY,
J. o. sHAcKELFoRD,
THas. T. HENRY.
Clarksyille Feb 90, lS57-tf
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Saturday, Mar. l4th, 1857.

49, CLASS %,
To be drawn in tho City of Atlanta. Georgia, IN
public, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 21ST, 1857.
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MEAL. MEAL.

will deliver meal in any place in the city 70
forty five cents per bushel Free of charge.
JOHN L. HOLLINGSW ORTIZ
Feb. 10, '57-2w. -,la| ,.> -
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APPROXIMATION Prices
$3.50 prizes amounting to. .t...... .$204 900
Whole Tickets $a0-Walves SIS
QUARTERS $50. - fet
Plan nf the V,otterv ..s

The Numbers from 10 &c. 900, corresponding
with those Numbers on the Tickets printed on
separate slips Of paper encircled with small tin
tubes and placed in one Wheel.
The first 2l2 Prizes, similarly printed and en-
circled, are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and number is
drawn from the Wheel of umb,rs, and at the same
time prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to
the audience, and registered by the COMMISSIONER
the Prize being placed against the Number drawn
This operation is repeated until all the prizes are
drawn out. '' aga ~ '|'f
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CHRISTIAN COUNTY
LAND FOR SALE

On Tuesday the 7th of April next, will sell
my farm. to the highest bidder. on the premises,
on the following terms: One third down, when I
give possession; one third in u mopfhs, and one
third IN years, with lien on the land until the
East Of Oak Grove, about IL miles from Hopkins,
vile, and about 10 miles from Trice's lending.
on Cumberland River. This farm contains 400
acres, In fine state Of cultivation, with about $50
acres Of cleared land, with fine improvement s-a
enc, new frame dwelling, with good rooms, 3
good negro cabins, with brick chimneys, with
never failing veil Of water, and 2 excellent els.
terms on the premises, and Q large Tobacco Barns,
with all other necessary outbuI.dings. Those
wishing TO purchase would do well 70 come and
eEamips the premise before the day Of sale.
z. II. POOR.
Feb, 81, ls57-tds.
~ Elkton Banner, and Hop. Patriot, copy I'LL
day Of sale, and forward accounts to me al Oak
Grove, Christian CO., Ky.
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Feb 20. '57-4v
IN CHANcERY At DOVER TENN,

IN CHANCERY at DOVER TENN.
Alexander Grouse.
Bobb Grouse, ia
cob Grouse. Sucky
Grouse, Violet(
Grouse aud Lizzie
Grouse, free per- AMENDED BILL.
sons of color,
John ]. Tomlin-
son. Jefferson +.
Gentry, loci Bay
lis and Ehristo-
pher Dudy.
From the allegations ia this Bill aud the Aft La
VT thereto annexed, and il appearing TO the salts
faction Of the Clerk apd Master that Def, ndsnis,
John J. Tom'inson aud Jefferson +. Gentry, are
non residents Of the State OF Te pnessee, SO that
he ordinary process Of law c. anot BE- ServeG upr
on them, IT Is therefore ordered that publication
he made In the Clarks ville Chronicle. a news pa
per published in the city Of ClartsviII-, Ten E,
for 70 successive weeks, requiring said non resi-
dents TO nuke their personal appearance at DCver,
Tena., on or before the frst Thur>day utter the
second MOndayin april ne xi, and plead. answer
demur to complanants BILL or the same will be
taken for confessed and Sc; down for hessing Ex-
paFte as 10 them,
CLAY ROBERTS, C. & NJ.
Feb 81. Is57-prs. fee, Saw
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NDRETh's FRESH GARDEN SEED.
500 papers lsndrsth e. Son. fresh and gsnuine
garden ssed. received this day and for sale very
low for cssbby r,,ou,s,.p porurp
March 10, 81.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS.
Enclose the money TO our address for the tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they WILDE forwarded
by first mail. -Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The list Of drawn Numbers and prizes will be sent
TO prTehagers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures
PLAZA and give their post office, county and State
ar Remember that every Prize is drawn, and
payable In full without deduction. f..
GI' All Prizes Of 81 ,0l and under. paid mmedi-
ately after the drawing-other Prises at the usua
time Of thirty days t,,
Allcommunca,ions strictly confidential.
Prize Ticket cashed or renewed ip other Tick
els at either office,
Address orders for Tickets, or Certificates o
Packages Of Tickets. either to
s SV AN g. CO., Atlanta Ca,
orS. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Feb 81, 1857
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HFJGHES & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
!. RUTHERFORD & CO,
UNDER
row l. ER'S II A l. L.,
4 door. aboye the Posi- Office.


- CLARKsylLLE TkSx
Dave constantly on hand large assortment Of
nrnrs perfumerieE, Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
Dyestr M. Wines, Liquors, Cigars. Tobarso. Sur.
,!eN Iuslrumentsy and every other article usual
iy Kept in u first class Drug EstatlishueRtr ~
Re0,iy nd by the last boat,
300 krgs " bite Lead, p D.. ' 7.a FH
600 DO Snow White Zinc, s. D.
lU0 lie Chrome Gree In esus, I'd.
100 do Paris do do
roo DO Chrome Yellow do
50 90 Nandyke Brown do
/, Q do Prussian Blue.
hlsaa large assortment OF Paints and VsrnIsh-
er Bushes. Geld Leaf &c. O..
N,uctuat & Goadrsy's Extract for for the
Hand. srth ief are ack owlededged TO bo superior
a. any cftle imported They are distilled with
he greatest are aud viii be found 10 retain thsir
trerfur's Cor long time. We have have an end
loss vstio.y Of perfumes, abe PrnsaPHa 81 Thieb
, '@ , - Cl,h '.Ht~ ~ yyetbeaa
1lfiotr0he Mel
Nov Nown Hay Mouselins
Sweet Briaf Magnoha
. NpprrNoa Violet
'Vr.t End Sweet Clover
a.r,a,trr, yariety Of Tooth Paste and Powdss
.n. r. rn+ = for the toilet. fot sale ~
EuGHEs co
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Flour Sc Meal.

keep constantly on mud, Meal, Flour &c.
which will sell al tie lowest cash piice, aud do
Ever III any plpss ia h> cily., iroo h-rhsrgs.
Fob 6 3lni 4. u HnHlIEGSWOkrH.
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.nOw sIJADEs.

:. MOODS HAIR. RESTORATIVE.
= Pr.Aa Woo ., celsbfss.d Hair Restorative 70.
81 res The haiE "a rs original color. and renosns u
b,an,lIrilr sct snd,clossy This l. decidedly The
raos, ssusii9f article 10 rs line just received and
for sails by rnort,pp
M,r-h ls, 's7
SCOTCH, EAPPEE& MAC. SNUFF.
gross Rhinehsart superior Scotch Snuff, In
papers
~ do Mac Snuff Rose scented.
~ DO Rappee Snuff, do do
for sale low by
March IS, 81,
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REPRESENTATION Prizes.

The Two preceding and Two succeeding Num-
bers to those drawing the first 2 Prizes will be en-
ttlod 70 the AZ Approximation Prizes, according TO
the scheme.
figure of the Number that draws $50, 900 Prize.
For example, If the Number drawing tho $50 600
Prize ends with No /, then all The 3iokets where
the number ends in viii be entit ID TO $50. II
the Number ends With N o 2, then all ihe Tickets
where the Number ends with 2 will be entitled 10
$40, and SO on 90 O..
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow
ing rates which is the fisk: 10
Certificate of Package 10 Whole Tickets, $50
e. lDHan g az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-14
DIED.,

IS years. -. - .--,' 'se1
On the 18th instant, FRANCIS WARD. in the
PUN year oil his age, native of the county Monag-
man, ireland but for the last thirty live years resi-
HIS funeral will take place from his late residence
corner OF 18th and street, Friday 18th inst at
O'Clock. The friends of the family are requested TO
attend without further notice :" "
IA Se0rgetown, on the 18th instant, Mrs. ELLEN
LElSH EAR, aged III years -
Her funeral will take place on To-morr (Fri-
dayD Evening, at O'Clock, from her late residence
corner of Potomac and First street.
In Georgetown, on the 18th instant at O'Clock o..
M, JAS HENRY, aged Is months, and at n O'Clock
p; m, the same day, ELEANOR b. aged S yeafs
chIldren Of Thomas NJ. and Eleanor b. Wilson.
Ihelr funeral will take place This Afternoon, the
lith instant, at Clock from the residence of their
parents on Beall street. between Congress and High
streets 70 which the friends of the family are invited
to attend without further notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-14
From Kansas.

81. Louis, May 13.-The Republicans Le-
compton correspondent SAYS that Judge Cato's
court was opened on the 5th. Several gentlemen
among them prominent free State men, were ad-
United TO the bar, taking the oath 60 support the
Kansas and Nebraska act
At the solicitation of Gov. Robinson, Secretary
Stanton has appointed Joseph Lyman, Of Boston
commissioner Of deeds
The Hays case had been called by the District
Attorney, but the State not ready for trial
The treason cases would not be reached for some
time. The criminal docket contained not less
than three hundred cases