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BOARDING AyDLOuarNG.


BOARD WANTED-BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN or
ID retired habits in social American English private
family Please address box i616 Post Office stating terms
and iocai
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Supreme Court.

ASSIGNMENT OF COURTS AND JUDGES FOR THE YEARS
1853 AND 1859.
GENERAL TERMS.
1858.
FIRST Monday Feb Judges Davies, Clerkc, Sutherland.
May. q Davies Sutherland ingraham.
Third Sept Davies, Clerke, Sutherland
FIRST Nov. g Davies, Clerke, ngraham
1859.
First Monday Feb Judges Roosevelt Davies, Clerke.
May Roosevelt, Davies Ingraham
Third Sent - Roosevelt, Clerke, sutherland.
FIRST Nov Roosevelt Sutherland ,Ingraham
Durio, the General Terms Of 1885, the Judges sitting in
General Term viii also sit in Chambcrs from ga A. NJ
rtl H.
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IIUneON RIVER RA1LROAD.-ExPkmS FxAlM
II for Albany and Troy stoppng a. prneps ssnoo con
A. y. SMITH superintsndent.
KNEW YORK AND HARLEM RAHEQAD.-sUMNEn
IN arranRement commencing Jane y i@f-srans saw
Aepot corne< Of White and Centre stsets- $500. :. N
e6A M-nHpresa mail train for Albany, soppans = -
0Aucns North Of Wufanehrhge.
enP. h-White Plains train, stopping At all satona
iskyp rvsryy ssxvs ssRsrT srtuos;.-
l8 a. M-Willsmsbrdg train, stopping tsll stss.o~a
hoo A. M-Wtfsm.brdg train, stopping al All suaoons
u0 A. M-Whte Plains trAin Stopping al All stations
MP -wniam.sridse train stopping ~ sl .ss''esa
So 2. M.-Crotcn Falls train stopping At all stations
80 r. M-WnlismsbridgStra stopping at all ssticre
WI J. CAnfB2f.l. supsrnsepdept
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TIVE FIRST GRAND FANCY DRESS AND PARTISAN
lball viii come on Al The Chinese Rooms $50 Broadway
on Monday evening November ~ Tickets ~ . be hal 4.
she door and all the principal hotels. B-Carraees ~
teshnE the BAH will head mp Broadway upon theu arrival,
and reverse upon their departure. T. Co0kE Secretary
W, Is. ALLEN, Treasurer,
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~ any Circuit until further orders, any causes belong
ug 10 either of the following classes may be placed
on special Circuit calendar, unless the trial is likely to
occupy more than one hour.
L Where the action Is on contract, and the answer
merely denies the allegations In the complaint without
setting up any new matter
Where the acton Is on contract, and new matter Is
set IN ia the answer and there shall be To believe
that the defence made only Cor the purpose Of delay.
To cnitc the 10 be placed on ouch calendar the
plaintiffs attorney must give notice " four days TO be
heard before Judge Chambers that ne will move 70
have the cause placed such calendars and the motion
be granted the cause may DO heard on any subsequent
Friday.
the motion be founded the belief that the defence
h; for delay adayits must be served at time Of notice
The pantin attorney must deliver the clerk Of the
Circuit Ike day before 81 b Friday, contain
g also the number Of the ON the general Circuit
calendar.
I the cause shall actually occupy more than one hour
on me trial the trial may I've suspended at the discretion
the court and the be put down al the loot Of The
calendar.
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nINTrsTRv-a g. EAahEToN EXTRACTS TENTH
~ without the least pain by an external ne 81
Of which neither unpleasant injurious Teeth
serted the lowest possible prices Satisfaction guarantees
charge. 3iq Canal street. Mercer, told No 1)
nENTRTRy.-rrETH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS,
~ without the slightest pain by my and original process
freezing This admirable sysym IL practtscd by me
only Reference given II required.
X. q. nURKIN, fa3 Canal street vartck.
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rrROTTIEG.-CEFTREvTLLE COURSE, 4. I-TUN
Il day, Nov "a Mt O'Clock Y. NJ, match for s1e1 mile
heats hest in wagons. ~ Phefef br q. Brown
Dick ~ Woodruff names b. Lady Woodruff The above
race comes OF without regard 70 weather.
JOEL CONKLTN, Proprietor.
TruPN COURSE, TRoTTING.-oN Thursday NOV
Ave 10 harness. = Mott names gr. Lady ssholk Mr.
Waite names Lady Grey, Nostrand names Grocery
NAN SHAW WHITE, ProprietorA
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NEW YORK, NOV, q. is57.--HoN. DANIEL y. TIE,
IN mans-Dear sir-At regular meeting ~ the Young
Mems National General t0mmitnen held
New York University your nomination for the Mayoraly u
tins city opposition 10 Fernando Wood, unaniously
endorsed and committee Of five appointed wait Oh
you and inform you of their action,
AUGUSTUS ). BROWNE, President.
IrIsbuH w. AU@rfs, Secretary.
The following gentlemen appointed aid committee
AGs.r<TUS ,. BROWNE,
EDWARD u. q. JrDSDN,
BEANDER W. AUSTIN,
JOHN N. CORNER,
MATTHEW n. JOHNSON.
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THE hall SEASON.

DALI BADGES, RosErTEs, GUIDE FLAGS, BUNr.
ID ing gilt eagles, spears and baons stars, spangles,
tasees and theatrical trimmings &c. smoking cape, &C.
embroidered masks Masonic and Independent Order % Odd
Fellows regala, jewels and emblems. NJ J. NoNSS N5
Broadway 0ormery o. Grand street, from ulI Y NJ
MRS. LrRy's GRAND DRESS BALL WILL CONE OFF
SI aher academy dancing and calsthenics
Hall T5 Bieccker street "Wednesday evening, NOV 70
Thanksgyins eyeJ splendid qusdrie band Will be sup
piled by Mr.. Augus,e Seinnetz
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PATENT
FIRE & WATER-PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.

,E Bndersgned are prepared introduce into 1se 10
Teppessse W 2 CHILDS Z cos PATENT ELAo-
TIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENt s RopflS'SI I aao
s the attention OF Architects, Builders, hairoad C9-
nes and the public examine its superiority over othef
hOSRCHITECTs AND BUILDERS should not fail te
xane ms Roofing is better and cheaper than any
thing in use The material forms hard and smooth sur
fce hat will resst action Of the atmosphere IN every
climate mperyious 70 water, elastic, and hehloe'
II contracts and with the changes OF the mos"
phere and viii neither evspor ate crack nor rot an a 70
fts durability, there is no question.
practically impershahe, and VIII periecluHy rest
any ordinary external exposure TO ere as aounoanuy
proved ami will warrant t waterproof We WIZ en-
aage put Roofing ordinary good heaJnlng
old shingles and gravel tin, Enci copper or IRON Tools
for dollars per hundred square feet II being ar
cheaper than Roof Of the old styei ana We are sure II
will fVe better satisfaction.
It will also be the best rning ever nventei TO
cover mend Old eaky tar and gravel ROOFS or around
chnney scues windows and CUTTERS, where the
tin Is rusted through This Cement be put on 10 last
as long stone, and form perfect adhesion TO any oo
feet which it applied Tin Roofs be painted over
(and warranted TO leak) two liars and hty cents
per hundred square feet, which is cheaper and much bet
theng covering Roofs where they are exposed 70
Steam Mills, saw Nj Is, FACTORIES, Ittirosd
Cars, Bridges DePots, Station Houses, Steamboat DOCKS
and every kind Of Roof where there is an
exposure from FIRE. As the Roof perfect without JOINT
IT, presents chance Tor Gre TO communicate ana any
light subs tance will burn out without tgntting
~ Oices at Cincinnati, and other p'acet
Ghds Co.'s Cement has been used, insure buld
ings covered Fth this Cement At the same
rates as for those with Iron Copper or Tin
The Cement will be furnished to those at distance
with directions for using.
~ Orders sent the undersigned, through the Post
ofhee will be promptly attended to .
a..
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Reason why this Machine is Universally
Preferred over All Others.


Because it is the only Sewing Machine in
the world ever invented, so constructed as to
fully meet the demands of families for general
use.
1t is very simple and is Eever liable to get
out Of order
Itmakes seam which will not rip, though
every third stitch is cut.
4 It is not Shuttle Machine.
It sews with two needles, making any
ength stitch desired.
1t sews from two ordinary spools, and
thus ell trouble at winding thread is avoided;
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by a mere change of spools, to all
varieties of work.
z The same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
This Machine will sew in the sleeves of a
coat with the same ease and facility that il
sews straight seam.
This Machine can be run to make one
Thousand Eve hundred stitches per minute
10 The seams are as elastic as the most elias
tic fabric so that il is free from El liability TO
break in washing, ironing or otherwise.
II The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine.
The price of these Machines at Office in New
York, range from SO to $3.50: an additional
charge of so only is made on each machine
over New York prices at Office in Nashville, to
defray expenses of importation, &c, to Nash
ville r. II. BROCKWAY, Sec'y.,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Prices oE these Machines range from
$50 JO 81 90. ma eh 23-tf.
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gout.


rULAsu HoUsE, SAvAsSAH. Ga, lAu. s, 1896.
HoNoRHD tholld be ppgrate0l for the relief yeuT
skill has brought me II did not report my 60
cold settled in my limbs snd brought circulating
&c pains, which ended In fheum2 hosWh-
standing had the bet Of phy cAns, the disease grew
worse and worse unul, by q advice your excellent
agent ~ Eaiumcre, Dr.. Mackenzie, / tried your Pills.
Their elects we're soH, but BY peTseyenng the
Of thrml nov entirely we'll
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FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.

- 3. .wELLER, Agent for J. hsKIM CO, Portland,
Ds Ky. is nov pre- pared % farnish } EamboreaEhs
latest mpFovsd GSAfH Fan, celebrated for -1peto-sy
cleaning AL Kinds o GSAn and seedpsteutsd March sh,
lSsI,
Moses Ha Jr Bosom, Jsasrson eounty, KY,
tss that he cleaned Of hsv tAns, ps o. heat
which he supposed be see bushels When he easufed
found he bad f50 bashsl u el uheat and % bzsae
pure Emut.
h. K Hustoa Spencer eeanty, KY eerhes thai be esaa
cd Of tAess Fzns. s. bsshek q uhezt IN te ala
Utes, and did it sell
aud half hprs, sssEed 40 basAs2s q heat Fe2ay i1r
aEkeL
Ihs Pan has taken seventy tkFse urat pEezalls aRa
seFen silver EedAis Euarzea-
81 All egaers pFsaPEIy aIisadsd "a PEics Ssa. AZ
. An SaTEahiad
4nrs
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TPiesemar No. I, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting public against INIrATroNs,-wheh
liable to the seyeres penalties courts olaW can award
DR.H.A. BARROW, Member ofthe Imperial College Of
u Vienna and Royal College OF Surgeons, London, may
be personally consulted at his residence 5 Prince street.
(few Of Broadway New York. from II in the
morning till 2 and from till in the evening, Sundays
excepted } unless by special appointment
yRIEsEAFAR No. I, IS the Remedy for RELATION
sPERMATORRHEA, and all the distressing consequences
arising early abuse indscrimnste too long
perfect health, thousands Of the deSiated who are
the enjoyment Of all the Functions Of Manhood; and
TIoN Tor MARRIAGE is eGectuany subdued by this Won
derful Discovery
TRIEsEAAR, No. II; completely and entirely eradcaes
all traces OF Gonorrhea ooh IN us d Ahe aggravated
FORMS Gees Structures, Irritation Of the Aladder nonre
enton Of the Urine Pains Of the Loins and Kidneys and
disorders where Copaiya and CUBE bs have 80 long
been thought antdote 10 the ruin Of the health Of vast
portion OF the population.
TRIESEAAR, No HIS the great Continental Remedy
for Syphilis and secondar symptoms 1t also constitutes
disease failing Remedy for that class of dis
with Mercury inevitable OF the patients
constitution, and which al the sarsaPaTia in the world
TRIEsEMAR No / and g. are prepared in the form Of
oEenge devoid Of SMELL and be carried in the
doses administered by valpeau LalmAn KOux, Ri
cord &C. SC Price 90 eaeh or four cases In one for 90,
Of 90.
Special arrangements having been made various
Exprerse the nine dollar OF Tresemar and the aFg
siEss forwarded by Dr. Bar Ow carriage paid, mme
datey on receiving tanoe to any part OF the world
securely packed addressed according instructions
Of the writer thuz securing the public genuine European
preparations, and erectuay protecting them from spur
Pernicous mitadons. The three dollar
usual, but not free Of carriage.
To be had ass from Dr. Barrow that beautifully llasra-
ed and popular work, HUMAN FRAILrY, or PuYSIOLO-
manner the cause and effects OF the diseases above
ated with Instructions for their proper and
Price - cents. sent fres % any address.
Address DR. BARROW, l3I Prince Street, Uew blocks
vest of Broadway New York nov5-1ydv.
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b. S. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
30. 81, SOUTH MARKET ST, NASHVILLE.

AvING estzhfished a general Agricultural Depot a.
the above place j desire al my Old and true friends
and the public large, call aEd ne, and examine
my stock trade ThfesherG, the ap-
proved Movers and Reapers BaFnhis unrvAe and
DEi Brney's premium PloWs and CuuVators, Of
Kentucky; Garden SeedA, Of every variety, also Clover
Timothy, Blue Grass, Orchard Grass, Canary, HeuP and
Rape Seed, BrckEteat and Barley, constantly hard
All kinds Of Agricultural and horticultural Implements
hand.
All kinds Of Copper, Tn. Brass and Sheet Iron Ware
stil manufactured aud ssgvez Crates, Sc for Ag
rouura lap not hand ordered and sold a. tha
suuiactursr prices and Also TlnBers
Machines and Hand fools hon Psck, Smith Ces Mama
factory, Southington, Csnn.
just received supply af Buah, Lla and Corn Beans,
nsyss Bs wELLER
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TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
FRED. NLOsRT.

Manufacturer ef Carriages, Coaches BaggisS,
Lisht-WaggoEs, &c.
No. 90 Lever B1RrkeG street. NnshwIIIes
4 An noW notwithstanding every variety MZ -
4 o1d sfyis e Eea1an, fros ths piztnest c1f
g % ue nozt beautiful and eiahorAfly Sf<-~ 81
GuisneA tu-F est. -@@-------~--~
H&flnS e1sAsed aTstsss soku1eH, and cet4inea
A1cs2t % the best 81 stock, prepares g vera
aA1h ut eQ2sFe Hjsh any Hhoie rounsry eitF sr
stys ef ear4hiy All kads q VeGciss kss eonsaaty
n48ds ar proEptiy a4dr o order,
EWereIss Patent Coupling
ahlf acFt FtAnE IN he coaPlLnE E4FEiaEa
Ae hsS AsAksaed mh interest ttroaAost iee eaantsy,
aud isieokeda aPsa Hls te aheFe ii s
EnesI Having Ne eEclaziFs this ely
1ssaaE aas O thea IN constructing c4rAgss hEEss, Ae.
Az1-=aEeF tAa psznzt Ia gl1 So e. Efed siaan
Ne g, LewsE MAzkss street. la. 9s--sf
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Cream Actually Frozen in Three and
Half Minutes.
Gold Medal Pianos

STEIN WAY ~ SONS, NIanufaCIureTs,
O 4 WALKER STREET, NEW YORK 60
. X Received the following FIRST PRIzE 5sN9
MEDALS Competition with the best makersT n ~ n n
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Ball. y
tmOre:
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington March, 1855.
GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace New York, No
vember 1885, (beng the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years)
A GOLD MEDAL at the aIyland Institute, Baltimore,
1856.
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New Yor b, November 1856. Among the judges the
Musical Talent OF the Country, such Nj. Mason
Gottsehalk, Wonenhaupt and many others st. q 5. P
amos, with and without the Iron Frame) warranted
three years, and a written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped with out charge. Prices moderate
decl8-ly-v
G. +. THURSTON has been appointed sole Agent
above Piano Fores for Nashville and Mid
die Tennessee some which in this city.
He would respectfully Mr. J. NJ. Bass, Mr. W H.
wHrroN and Mrs. J. P. W. Brown.
- Mr.. T. can be seen at 81 street. a line ad
dressed to 709, Postoce, Nashville, will receive at
tenton. MAY 5-tf.
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1T. NATHURsT,
No. "a, Spruce street.
TESTIMONIALS AND REFERENCES.


OEYIoE BUCKEYE STATE Insurance COMPANY,
CSclssATI, Dec. 16, 1856 {
have eIami6e9 snecjmens nd Roots OF W. E. Chids Co.'s
"Easlic Fire and WATERPROOF Cement Roofing, and De
eye to eminenty oan other kn1 OF Rooi
ing witness OF severe trial OF one ol
Roofs from large volume OF fame from an adjoining
building which struck directly upon the roof aud cornce
for nearly half an hOgr II stood the 'a M PsyIna T eA
President buckeye sta'e Insurance Co.
CBCNEArr AsEsoT ROYAL Insurance. COMPAST,
vsT have examined W. & ohnds Co.'S Elastic Fire and
Water Proof Cement Roofing" and as far as can Judge,
consider It great invention, and willing to insure
buildings thus protected upon the same ter terms as insure
Agent Royal Ins. Co., London and Liverpool
Prom J. B. Bennett General Agent Ins Co. for the
Southern aud Western States.
Having made considerable inquiry the merits Of the
Patent Elastic Cement Eoohng introduced into this city
city by many Judges that is meeting with very
ready general ntroduuOn that its superiority over
an anu nay, ipended to use tin but will Try
the virtues patent Elastic Roofing As substitute
Yours, truly, = D. DHNI'HAl'
OFFICE or TIE CIs, HAM AND DAYTON RAILROAD.
Chds Co.'s Patent Cement Roofing is now used her,
best class OF Budngs We are covering our tTeg h'
Cars H. Master NJ chanic reports very faVor
able to il s. = L'hOMMSDlEOf FIeS'
OFFICE or TIE OHIO AID NlIssrssrPr RAuRoAD Co.,
CINCISEATIt jan. I, 1891.
DEAR sIE-In to your inquiry, in reference to
ng cars may say that from our observation we en-
terrain very favorable much 50, that we intend
testing il thoroughly roofs Of buildings cars &C after
will with pleasure give our decided mon ~
10 its utiIity Yours truly h. LIPPENCOrF,
supply Agent Ohio Nj =. R. R.
EE Since the above was written the ONO and slissls-
spp Railroad contracted for covering tier cars, de-
pot aud bridges between Cincinnati and Nincennes, with
this Cement considering il the best article they have used
for the purpose.
II. @. LORD, Pres. Ind. and Gin. Railroad.
i. GEsr, Pres. Win ngtOu ami Ia lesylhe railroad.
A. NJ. SE RLEs Pres Merchants ManuiactuTers ms 20
JAS CARTER, Agent for Hltna and other ia uord Cos.
HFHBY MORTOS, Pres. Central Insurance Company.
GEo.N NARLILE President Lafayette Bank
GE1. W. COFFS Bell Manufr, No lO2 East Second ct.
BAKsRk VOS Paul, No. 81 Fourth 81.
EZRA BAILEY, SIN IN St, between Fourth and Fifth
J. OGDEN, Tailor and Draper, Fourth 81.
MILES GREENWOOD, Iron Foundry.
Judge W. Y. OHOLSOS
JoHs SHLLITo x 90 Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
MIroHRLL a RAMMELssERG, Furniture Manufacturers an
Dealers, Fourth Il.
W. Il. STEWART, Builder 845 Plum 81.
MERIWETHER a sTILWELL, Louisville.
WM. s. MCRRYSoLD5 Co, ClzTksvile, Tenn.
apr23-lZmnad6W
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III. P. DoRRTS
Eclipse Stove Foundry.

A I this Foundry making COOKING, PARLOR and
II HEATING STOVES OF every varity, HOLLOW WARE
Of al kuds, AndiFons, Sad Irons and WsHs Irons ali
klnis.
ALsO.-TIn Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, al OF which
propose sell Whoesae retail cheap for cost or 70
panotaal time dealers.
Particular attention paid 10 Roofing And suttering
II. +. DORkIS, No 6 College e.,
anr2T Nashville, Team.
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nnKH SnnA RnINTAIN.

FsGntsln his store, h0- xs CfFy strslt, Ehurs
o. ki tHasss supply ne tEtrssy uith ashcioas aa1
Alta bsverage. lie inEies the nE2a of pebae
he e. abshlreut and premises % ssep hasFA sUEEiE
AL he FeTeskng cte=esa e tEx fSasaa coaseanst
aad zayf&
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HAVANA PLAN.
GRAND C0NS0L dated LOTTERY OF MD.
EXTRA CLASS Z,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, Friday, July Sls 1851
SPLENDID SCHERTE.

,UUO prizes amounting 1888 coo
Whole Tickets $40. Halves So; Quarters S2:5O
EB- address all Tickets in The above
Aa gniheent Scheme, to
T. Il. HUBBARD CO.,
No. SO Fayette street, or Box, No. a.,
juRe28-d&W baltimore Maryland.
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Summer BOnnetSl Summer BOnnetSII
AND
Millinery Goods,
Closing Out at Half-Prices.

Ga NOW Ladies you can purchase 4 hne -,
5 Bonnet or Millinery Goods a. yOuE own
w Prices. -
Fson the unprecedented patronage have received
this season the great cu1Petoa landing 1r ths
has fully established the reputation of house ahd in
creased trade 30 per Cea and have large aadi-
tons 20 oar stock, ~heh nov more select In designs than
any tiEne this season.
sash Flouers aays. viii delight yoa and TIE Eu-
gine Gipsey Hats beEitchinR Call soon thIs 4 our
last stock ior this season, aud Ei be sold cut
Our sioek Of Straw and Fancy Goods EnabrodeFiss 1c
ooEsls - Of
rich Paris, Bagal aud Fancy Bonets imported EtyIea;
eases Hair, gal Bond Lace Bonnets.
cases Eaghzh etrsg and other plain styles,
doacn imported Imperiai Chip Bounets.
Cartons Of Paris FioWeFs for bounets, parties EBd
brides;
Jasi received ans lot of Pnk Ribbons, bsans.s and
Hoop skirts, bone and steel, extra bons. &e;
Spanish and French Fans
earasolss asserted guaiItys
Rich Back baEal Lace MAutiiizs and Hlzseriais
buEal 6lmEs and Lsoes. shts, bi1ad and Maleses
Black BuEal Collars aha ss.ts Tor mournins
consisting part a eh Maltese WORK Musa JHeoast
Sets Collars e HoElton Werkt Auzn Maltese and Jaoo
net Indef-sieeves, Morked h4Edst Paris Lm1fudeFed
Haudkefrtiefs. hns ne q Paris At KID Gloves sad
Hzssic BeltF. Ladies uea Cabhzs FOrt Aonira
The Bonnet cous And Styles 0f Tuck aa4 Reddng
Ceuhs. Eih ms1y Fsncy Goods, To- nenton
ufii Be sid al : great redacilsa Ia prizes.
Goods Or ne Pa Trade opene ~ kashV & oFe-
$500 sorta Of ear oua deportation 9QI Para cerlT
pelica b Eet Hits large sick of Ech Geos sna
% pEissss - Essg ~ ths Ifs q tFads VIA
jayft Ne. Unioass. as1t dooE 80 sfais aaas.
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Tickets $1,000: Halves $500; Quarters $3.50.
Do Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par.
Checks on New York remitted for prizes.
Address orders for tickets certificates packages Of
tcketsto ANDERSON 4 SON, Managers,
Macon Savannah, Ga
~ Persons holding Prize Tickets Of J. =. Winter
Manager, will send them to as for payment
~ Address orders for Tickets to G. WINTER, Box
S5Z, Nashville, Tennessee; to ANDERSON son, Ma
con, Savannah, Georgia.
July 27-trw6Wtd
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY.

ELLIS 81 MOORE
DEG inform their friends public they
ID have in operation large aud extensive / o
o u K Y, adjoining Machine shop and are pre-
pared 10
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
For every description % CASTINGS thAtmAy be called
for, and cheap be done Of the
Mill GEAEIs0, hoKsE PoHEEs, SASH HHgErs,
RANE VAULrs WiND0u sfLLs and LnSTLEs, GRArK BkEs,
WAFER WHEEs, CoRE CEusHzRs, and All CAsTJsGs,
used in the construction Of Flour Nils saW Nils Furnaces,
and Dwellings. made 90 order az short notice.
We viii furnish every description % Steam and Water
Machinery Lotoas prices Patters mEte 70 ordsT and
charge patterns Whch have In Foundry
The hiEhsst prices paid In work fer old Iron.
Hills MOORE,
So Market street. near Broad
L lsr-fH NashNlIla Tenn.