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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-03-24
coURTING IN CHURCH.

An eccentric rector remarked gentle
man at church, who was not a parishioner,
but who, Sunday after Sunday, placed him
self in a pew adjoining that of young
widow. On the first occasion, he detected
him slyly drawing the lady's glove off the
pew. where she was accustomed to place it.
(Her hand and arm were delicately fair)
By-and-by, the lady's prayer book fell-of
course accidentally, from the edge of her
pew into the gentleman's. lie picked it
up, found leaf turned down, and scanned
a passage which evidently caused smile
of complacency. Our minister saw all their
movements, and continued to watch them
with scrutinizing eye, for two successive
Sundays. On the third, as soon as the
collects were read, and while the bcadle
yet obsequiously waited to attend him to
the chancel, our eccentric pastor, in a
strong and distinct voice. said:
Il publish the bans of marriage between
NJ and H, deliberately pronounc-
ing the names of the said parties.) If any
of you know any just cause, &c"
The eyes of the whole congregation were
turned on the widow and the gay Lothario;
the lady suffused with bushes, and the gen.
tleman crimsoned with anger; she tanning
herself with vehemence. and he opening
and shutting the pew-door with rage and
violence. The minister, meanwhile, pro-
ceeded through his accustomed duties with
the same decorum and ease as if perfectly
innocent of the agitation he had excited.
The sermon preached and the service end
ed, away to the vestry rushed the parties
at the heels of the pastor.
"Who authorized you, sir, to make such
both, in breath.
.Authorized me !" said he, with a stare
that heightened their confusion,
"Yes, sir, who authorized you!"
"Oh," said the minister, with sly glance
alternately at each. If you don't approve
of it, I'll forbid the bans next Sunday"
Sir" said the lady, ''you have been too
oficious already; nobody requested you to
40 any SUCH tulHS. LOU boo OCLlCI Lulnu
your own business
"Why, my pretty dear" said he, patting
her on the cheek, what / have done is all
in the way of business, and if you do not
like to wait for three publications, l advise
you sir, turning to the gentleman) to pro-
cure the license, the ring, and the fee, and
then the whole may be settled as soon as
tomorrow"
WELL" replied the gentleman. address
ing the lady, with your permission l will
get them, and We may be married in a day
or two"
"Oh, you may both do as you please -
pettishly, yet nothing 10th, replied the
widow.
It was day or two after that the license
was procured. The parson received his
fee. the bridegroom his bride, the widow
for the last time threw her gloves over the
pew; and it was afterwards said. all parties
1 were satisfied.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-03-24
A HOMESTEAD FOR $40!
G.#G0EIO (OGVlG5 DBL
$4,000 worth of Farms and
Building Lots,

IN the gold region of Culpepprr county, Va,
to be divided amongst 10000 subscribers. on the
18th of April, 1857. Subscriptions Onlytc dol
lars each; one half down, the rest on the deiive-
ry of the Deed. Every .ubscriber will get a
Building Lot or a Farm, ranging in value from
so to Sd, 900 These Farms and Lots are sCld
so cheap to induce settlements, sufficient num-
Der being reserved, the increase in the value of
which will compensate for the apparent low price
now asked.
\ company ofsettlers, called The Rappahan-
mock Pioneer Association" is now forming and
will commences a settlement in the spring. Am
pie security will be given for the faithful per-
formancr of contracts and promises.
~ More Agents are wanted to obtain sub
Scribcrs. to whom the most liberal inducements
will be given. Some Agents write that they are
making $500 per month. Advertising viii be
done for every Agent where possible For full
particulars, Subscriptions, Agencies, &e.,
Apply to f. BAUDER,
Port Royal, Caroline Co, Va.
Jan. Ii, 1851. 3m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-03-24

The WAY YANKEE RoBISsoS GOT HIS SE-
BOND WIFE.-As the story goes, Yankee
Robinson was visiting the family of Capt.
Drake. During the time the Yankee nc-
companied the Captain on fishing excur-
sion. On their return the daughter was
inquiring about success, DC, when accident
aIIy her dress was caught with hook. In
extricating the bearded instrument, the
Yankee remarked that he twas attached to
her." She replieh with modest smile that
"the attachment was mutual" whereupon
the Captain remarked that he "gave his
consent" In six days from that time our
friend tied knot in his line that transform
ed a female drake to duck.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-03-24

SHE ALWAYS MADE HOME -HAPPY.-A
plain marble stone, in church yard, bears
this brief inscription "She always made
home happy"
This epitaph was penned by bereaved
husband, after sixty years of welded Gfe.-
He might have said of his departed wife,
she was beautiful, and accomplished, and
an ornament TO society, and yet not have
said she made home happy. lie might
have added, she was Christian, and not
have been able to say-"She always made
home happy What rare combination
of virtues and graces this wife and mother
must have possessed! How wisely she
must have possessed her soul! How self
denying she must have been How tender
and loving! How thoughtful for the COM
fort of all about her Her husband did
not seek happiness in public places, because
he found purer and sweeter enjoyment at
home.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-03-24

re- A friend has furnished us with tho
following instance of the simplicity Of
child and the shrewdness with which he
vindicated boyish proclivities:
"a fair-haired, blue eyed little boy, some
five or six years of age, was not long since
entertained, by Mr. B (his father with
some moral and inferential reflections on
the wickcdness Of the boy who stole apples,
and was pelted with stones; a detailed and
circumstantial account of which may be
found in Webster's Elementary Spelling
Book.
"Wasn't that a mighty bad boy :" asked
the moralizing father.
ayes, papa; but WANT he mighty
mean old man n
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-03-24
{ v OLUME s.
} NUMBER SO.
ExrExs1oxs.-Van Mater reconc;les him.

ExrEYsIoxs.-Van Mater reconciles him
selfto the quantity of silk now required for
his wife's dress by the reflection that It is
only laying in stock to last her and his
family all their natural life, since, when the
hoop fashion goes out, every single dress of
his wife's will cut up and make enough for
her and her seven daughters. Indeed, he
considers she has enough to clothe the
next generation.
Our friend John Muggins has wife who,
by degrees, has so increased her circumference
that he is starting company, in imitation
of the Atlantic Ocean Telegraph Association,
to lay an electric telegraph on to his wife
She has long been out of the reach of
speaking trumpet or dinner gong.
Who is THE PRETTIEsT WOMAN IN N.
YoRK!-A letter was advertised on the
addressed "To the Prettiest Lady in New
York" No less than seven hundred and
sixty ladies are said to have applied for tho
golden letter, and the gallant dispenser of
balet-dOur at the ladies' window was re-
moved to the New York Hospital in state
of mind bordering on arrangement. produc7
ed by the combination of lovelines to which
he was exposed. The handsomest man in
the post Office. Col. Taylor. Fowler was
out,) was called upon to decide, but giving
one look at the bright throng, he .'stepped
out" and the matter is to be brought before
the Court of Come and please for adjudica-
ton. We could easily settle such a matter
in Charlotte.
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How TO TREAT CALUMNIAToRs.-Two
travellers started from the same place for a
days journey, one Of whom reached his
destination before sundown, wondering
what had become of his companion. Long
after dark he arrived, and being asked the
cause of his delay, said, Il was obliged to
stop at every other house to whip off the
little dogs that barked at ME. Did they
not bark at you also p "Yes," replied the
other, "but did not stop to whip them; l
drove on"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-03-24

PAT.-Pat was hungry, and got out of
the cars for his refreshment. The cars very
thoughtlessly went on without him. Pats
ire was up.
aye spalpeen~ he cried, starting on
run, and shaking his fist, as lie few after
the train, stop, there, ye old stame-wagon
ye numbering stame engine-ye've got
passenger aboard that's left behind"
The stame-wagon was relentless, and the
passenger "aboard that was left behind
had to stay behind.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-03-24
re- Anew dodge is now being practiset

EgA new dodge is now being practised
upon the Philadelphians by sharpers, after
the following style: A gentleman pulls
the door bell and asks for Mr. A, who of
course is not in-tells his lady that he owes
Mr. A. one dollar and half-gives coun-
terfeit five dollar bill, and gets three dollars
and fifty cents of good money in change.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-03-24

~ II like you," said girl to her sui
tor, but cannot leave home am wild
ow's only daughter; no husband can equal
nv parent in kindness.
sShe is kind replied the wooer, "but be
my wife; We will all live together, and see
| if don't beat your mother"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-09
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEMEI
$1,000 ERS-PrizesPaTabie without
CAPITAL s5,OOO!g
SCH Ne
Wh0la -. 3 q. . - !.


Same as the Royal Lottery Of Cuba-wilh this difference
the Havana Lottery has $4,000 Numbers-this hzs only
1908
There are two wheels each Of which there are placid
two Locks. The ouperntcnients have each sey 20 the
Locks and the wheels cannot be opened unless both
present. There placed 10 the wheel o. Numbers TN
tubes containing slips Of paper with the numbers from No
% Is 600. In the wheel Of przs there are placed TN
'1bes containing slips Of paper with The prizes them
ranging from $4,000 10 SlUe-
When the drawing ilkss place, which will BE- in public,
the wheels are unlocked, and aer revolving them,
Der drawn out Of the wheel of numbers and the same
time one Is drawn Of the Prize wheel By 0oys with
barred 10 the shoulders and bind0dsdtl tube slipped
or and the number held and enrolled that the whole
audience can 1.-THE number Is thea called "a aud
registered BY the Superntsndeuts The Prize drawn
Is credited 10 the number daWu at the time and so
until 81 the pTzss drawn CUT copy Of the draw
ing then sent TO the PRIMERS and sitter comparison the
superintendent certify % The correctness Of the driving
These SupeTntsndelts sworn 10 peIfJm their duty
without fear OF favor
Il will be perceived, that in this plan every prize is
drawn out and Of course some person must get tzem
drawing Is sent to every ordering tickets The Puzss
payable thirty days aer the drawing fall without
deduction.
- Drawing takes places every Saturday.
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken 90 par. Cheeks on
New York RENTED for prizes
a Address orders for Tickets OF certificates cfPaok-
ages 10 e. h, WINTER, Box 852 NashV D. Tennessee or
ANDERSON s SON, Managers,
aprl5-u Macon or SGvannan, Ca.
- Persons holding Prize Tickets Of j. T.. Winter,
Manager will send them 20 use .lr plgment
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A, KERR & Co,

HART, MACRAE q co.
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10 Half $500. 40
10 Quarter O. ........ %
10 Eighth -. 10

IN ORDERING TICkE1S OK CERTIFICATs,
Enclose the money address Tor the Tickets order
ed, the receipt Of which they will be forwarded by frs
mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending with any ig
ure they may designate
Thu List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes VIII Be sent io
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write 1leIr signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn and payable
in full without deduction
~ an prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
9ir the prizes a. the usual tine Of thirty
days.
Al communications strictly occidental.
Prize Tickets cashsd or renewed in other Tickets at
either Office.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
5. SWAN CO., Atlanta, Ga,
s, SWAN Montgomery, Ala.
3 SWAN, BOX 200, Noble. Ala,
apr2-f or z. STldSTEEN, Box 8, Nashville
u list OF the mum es that drawn from wheel,
with the amount Of The prize that each entitled C.,
viii be published aiter every dEWuE the following pa
pers:-New Orleans Delta Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta uIeiEeucer, New
York Weekly Day Book and savannah Morning News.
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SEWING MACHINES.

lust received few hogsheads Of this Justly celebrates
=, sos English Ale which is new draiI by the glass
Dri2LdE A, JUNNARD q Bro
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Fresh Arrivals,
OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS

IN HHDS. prime Sugar;
i 1U sOO Loaf and Crushed and Powdered Sugar
$50 boxes Havana Sugar; pipes Holland GIN;
son bars choice Baltimore 100 bbls MOlassesi
Codee: 1000 sacks fine Salt
so do Iaguvra Coffee 900 boxes Cheese;
50 DO Java Coffee; $50 casks best English Soda
500 boxes, halves and QuBTters3O0 boxes bar soap;
Star Candles; SO bags Ginger;
800 Virginia TObaccO;lO0 dozen painted Buckets;
finest brands; 3 casks Nader;
200 dozen Oysters; SO bags Alsplee
$50 packages Mac6erel; 100 bags Pepper;
800 600 Cigars all grade 100 boxes Quart and 200 boxes
1000 bags Shot, assorted; Pint Fask6
5000 lbs bar Lead; 500 Demiohns, assorted
100000 G. ID. Caps; 10 cerOons best Indigo;
25 coils Cotton Rope; casks sulphur;
50 bales Spanish Moss 90 barrels Crackers;
50 nests Tubs so casks London Porter
casks Seiguett Brandy: 200 nests Market Baskets;
Is casks Indian CITY Sweet5OU barrels Whisky, all grades;
Wine; 200 do Brandy, Gin, and Rum
10 barrels Old Port Wine;
do fine Whisky; together with general va
ev Groceries lust receiving and will be sold low 10 the
trade by TdecI3l b. LANIER, PHILLIPS & GO.
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Jasper County Academy
LOTTERY.

CLASS 23-DRAWS SATURDAY NAY, 2B. 1851
CLASS z4-DRAWS SATURDAY MAY, srH 1877.
CLASS R5-DRAWS SAL URDAY MAY, IsrH. 1857.
CLASS 2s-DRAWS SATURDAY MAY, go. 1857.
TO Be drawn at CONCERT HALL Macon Ca. under
q sworn Superinteudsnce of Col Geo. H. Logan asd
w Q. Anderson, Elq, on every SATURDAY, IN Nay,
1857.
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Each SafnrdnV HInV!
. ~ 7 IL aTl0ll-Tlg I1----.-----.--.-
PRT-H OF TICK grs
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES IS. QUARTERS.
PLAN Of THE LOTTERY.

WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS &2JS
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers iron 20 30UUO corresponding win those
Numbers the Tickets prutsd on sepaIss s OF paper
are eneirced win small Gin u0es and placed in Wheel
IAe nrst 25 Pnzes similarly printed and enccleds
paced In another Wheel
The Wheels ore then rsT0lved, and number Is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers and 40 the tine Prize
drawn from the other Wheel The Numoer Prize sraEn
Out are opened and exhibited 20 The audience and registered
b. the Commissioners; the Prize beng placed against he
Number drawn This operation is repeated until eli The
Prizes dawn out
AFFRoXIAATIOH PHIZEsIhe two preceding and The i've
succeeding Numbers % those drawing Is Prizes win
be entitled 10 ihe y approximation Prizes according The
scheme
The 8U6J Prizes Of $40 iii be determined BIZ she last 81.
uraOf the NOthat draws the t5OO0Opuzs. For ezamps
if the number drawing the 1000 prize ends with J. theu
all the tickets whore The number ends In will Be entitled
b go II the number ends with No. 2 then al the tickets
where the number ends IN VIII be entitled 70 $40 and
90 on too
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk.
Cs-ti6eate Of PacFa,s rF n Who'll, 77,bst- ase
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John Gs Shaw,

"A born in Ireland and emgrated the United States,
and died his from Tennessee California in 1882
will find it to their interest address J. B. HALBERT
Nashville, Tenn. GmaT4-tw6zw3m.
, Little Rock (ATk.) True DemOcfat and New York
Citizen copy amount Of $40, and send accounts to This
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M. & e. z. CHEATHAM
Wholesale GPOCeFS,
DEALERS IN
Fine Brandies, Wines, Tobacco, Cigars,

w EAOACSEbHC VI WCCHS3
Fine Brandies, Wines Tobacco, Cigars,
Nails, Domestic Liquors, Ne,
AND SOLE AGENTS IN NASHVILLE,
For DupOnt's Celebrated Rifle Powder
Tennessee blasting PoW0eFs
Toy, Rockford & Co.'s Safety Fuse
CoRNER OF COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
E'RESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIESs-IOo
Il hhds prime to choice Sugar;
100 bbls Powdered, LOafand Crushed Sugar
$50 bags prime Bio Coffee;
100 bhls MolasseS
100 Is bbls do
so bags Old Gov. Java and Laguayra Coffee;
IS bbs Maokerel assorted;
80 dozen Buckets;
$50 boxes star and Mould Candles;
200 kegs Wheeling Nails, assorted
100 boxes Tobacco assorted branda
$4,000 Imported Regaha Cigars;
$4,000 assorted brands do;
Is boxes ) g ten HsTring7;
tisroes Fresh Figs
% bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger;
30 boxes Bar Soap.
fsbll M&EF CHEATHAN.
Z LIQUORS. 200 bbls Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
l. $50 bbls Robinson Co do;
200 bbls Old Bourbon and Old Reserve do;
100 bbls American Brandy;
so bbls do Gin;
20 bbls Peach Brandy.
Also large stock of Fine Imported Bran dies and
febIi MGEF CHEATHAM.
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LYONS s. Co,
IMPORTERS or AND WHoLlsALs DEALERs IN
Havana Cigars, Tobacco,
AND ALL KINDS OF
Foreign Wines, Liquors, etc
No. 10 CEDAR ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TO THE PUBLIC.
w have now on hand ana constantly receiving
w new and well assorted stock Of
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
AND LIQUORS,
Which we are Offering 10 the trade at prices mich
lower than they be had from any other house in the
city Our stock consists Of the finest brands Of HAvEA
CIsARs in the Market BRAEDIEs, which for IA
cannot be surpassed and imported By ourselves direct
through The Custom House 10 this city; SHERRY PoRT sH
MADERA VINES warranted pure and Of the best quat
with fell ASSORTMENT Of Whskeys, St Croix and q
maica Rum, HOl!aRd Gin, and 81 other kinds.
~ To Country Mere We offer the best induC e.
ments TO purchase ~ stock is large and aWa
To prOmps customers Eastern time viii be given; %
cash buyers give every advantage. All orders BY le +
ter OF otherwise will always meet with prompt attention
LYONS & co,
jy22 - Cedar St.
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EsNRI HAHT, il B. v. HAuEAh u JUN D hAhI'
HART, MACRAE q CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,

EENRY HART, JR B. ". KAoRAE, JR' JOHN 5. HART
HART, MACRAE d CO.,
WHOLESALE GR OCERs &OOMMIssIOE
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
ls5 hhds n 0, Sugar. barrels Jamaica Rum,
80 boxes Havana Sugar, 300 assorted Demijohns,
128 barrels n. Y. CTushed200 packages W. K. Raisas
sugar. lC) coils Co on Rope,
IS barrels n. Y. P0Wdered4OO loss Matches,
Sugar zoo z zen Painted Buckets
50 barrels n o Loaf Sugar 80 nests s. Painted Tubs,
200 barrels n. o. MOlasses so lXes Stone Pipes
new crop) so boxes Tennessee Axes,
$50 bags Selected Baltimore superior qualIty,)
Coffee SOC kegs White Lead
600 bags \. 0. Rio Coffee, 1900 kegs Nails Assorted
IS bags Laguira Coffee, SiEes,)
IS bags Old GOEernment500 gross Backing,
Java Coffee 100 boxes Palm and German
70 ms s8fte 10 cases Carolina Rice,
loo casks Super Carbonate so dOz Zinc Wash Boards
Soda, 500 resms Superior Wrap
40 half chests Imperial ping Paper
Black Tea, 500 NJ. o. d. Caps,
$50 boxes Va and Ky. TO-l00 bags Shot
bacco. 10 kegs bar Lead,
A large assortment of com.lOO barrels Clover Seed,
mon and ipe Cigars SO barrels Butter and Sod
$50 boxes CARROTS Scotch Crackers,
snuff $50 bbs Rectifed Whskey
so boxes Smoking Tobacco % barrels Old Bourbon
So boxes Pearl SaFs6, 25 barrels MonOngahesand
25 cases SardInesY Old kye Mhlskey,
so clses Oysters, 80 barrels Robertson COun-
so boxes Assorted Pickles, " Whlskey,
so boxes CLtsup and PeP-l5 barrels Ola Lincoln ns
q5 boxes - Ass d. Pie Fruits, ar casks Pure French
90 boxes R. Cheese. 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
so boxes English Dairy 5 casks Pure Malaga do
Cheese 3 casks Pure sherry do
200 packages Star Candles, 5 casks Pure Madeira do
so do TsllOw do 20 bbls. Native Sweet do
Is bags Timothy Seed 80 bbls American Brandy,
800 boxes ass'd Glass Ware, 10 bbls. Apple Brandy,
100 boxes SXl0 and lOXl2 10 bbls, Peach Brandy.
WLAuO" oLa991 u.Dw ~. CBaE d. M
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OOO. RIBS Smiths Pittsburg Ale;
Ztlt1 DO bbls harris Dayton Ale
30 bbs Rhodes and Verres Pittsburg Ale;
IS cases Alsop's English Ale
s cases London Porter; for sale low BY
ana CARTER, MCKAY 4 Co.
-COPPFRAS-5O barrels Copperas Just landing,
1 ms CARTER, MCKAY b co.
IRISH POTATO ESs-l00 barrels Plnkeyes just
Z landing from Cincinnati. ca SIkR, MCKAY W.
DTO COFFEE.-20O bags Orleans Rio Coffee iust
IL LANDING CARTER, MCKAY co.
-TTNGTISH WALNUTS AND FILBERTS.-
- IS bags Flbsrts, ell fresh, just landing
APPS CAhlEbs AChAI q ".
T7RESH DATES AND SUNDRY.-lO trails
Dates q boxes Rock Candy, assorted 10 bxs Italian
Mscarony boxes Italian VeFmacillai 10 boxes Jujube
Paste boxes rig Paste; terces smyrna Flgs Just re-
Ceived and for sale very low by
APPS CAkIEk, MOhA1 q ",
CACE SALT.-2OO bags hne and coarse Salt Just re-
- cgived CARTER MCKAY q co.
WHEELING NAILS.-2OOO kegs Wheeling Nails
aDrs GARTER MCKAY d co.
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New Auction House.

HAVE opened the Store No. % Cedar street, opposite
Post Office, where will sell every evening Advance
mens made Consignments. Sale positive and re-
Tdec23-tn O.. FOX
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Havana Plan.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND
EXTRA CLASS 5,
To be drawn In Baltimore, Md, on
SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1857.
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1900 prizes. amounting 5 600
Whole Tickets $50; Halves SlOi Quarters S..
Please address all orders Tickets above Magna
ent scheme, 70 7. II. HUBBARD CO,
No. 80 Fayette 81, Box No. 40, Baltimore, Nd.
III ? I. II. Hubbard & Co. authorized Agents 70 h
all orders for Tickets in the Maryland Lotteries.
apl25-H K FRANCE & co.
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GROCERIES.

30. EDWARDS,
Wholesale COMMISSION AND
WARDIEG ERCHANT,
DEALER IN
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS &C.
Of Spring and College stres
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
GROCERIES.
0OO BAGS prime Rio Coffee;
AOU 100 Laguyra do;
so =" Java do;
500 boxes Virginia, Missouri and KY. Tobacco
20 bags Pepper;
20 do Ginger;
20 do Spice
Is bags S Almonds
200 whole, half and quarter boxes Star Candies
800 kegs Nails Brads and Spikes-sssOrtsd;
200 boxes Glassware assorted;
IS coils Manila Rope;
2GO bbls Rectihed Whisky;
so (" Old Bourbon do;
SO " M0nOnghahala do;
so Rye do;
so -" "Ameucan Brandy
IS =" NE. Rum.
IS 6" Gin;
IS ID" Walkers Xxx Ale;
IS Z" Ray B Boz's do;
so cases Matches;
Also large Stock Of fine Cigars, Rrandies Wines, &o
Just received and for sale BY 20. EDWARDS.
sp9 IL
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RICH SCHEMES FOR MAY 1857

r. FRANCE q CO., Managers.
CLASS G,
os@"n IN Baltimore, Nd, SATURDAY MAY @, 1857.
EAMINes conducted under the supsrntsndenee OF the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-09

B.-Our Stock consists of entirely
New Goods, New Styles, differing mate
rally from the OLD or PAST STYLES, and
presenting an array Of beautiful Goods,
beyond comparison of any former sea-
son. A. J. D, d co.
Feb s, 81. .....-.-.-