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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-03
cLAIBORNE's MACHINE WORKS.

NASHVILLE. TENN
1ENHR attention OF Railroad Companies Farmers Manu-
iaeturers and all persons desi-ous OF purchasing at
home good machinery, suea as
steam Engines, Car~W heels of the aost
CastiHgs Of every de impnss ed Pslterns, =
seriptfon, saw willis,
Gearing, Pumpss &c., &c,
is respectful y caei to this Establishment now grow
up rapidly premises of the late Nashville Manu-
cfHng Company We intend carry the business nut
" as extensive as BEFORE and shall ready 10
orders for Machinery and Cssngs, haze already COM
menced opentonsi in our Shop and
meFs.
are experienced Mechencs-each OF ia personally
tending his department thus we shall be able
tuen superior work at lower heretofore
done In this city We shall warrant every piece of worn
done at this Establishment and give prompt and personal
attention 70 order left Office; thus We hone 10
home manufacture.
= " JACKER & CO.,
II . Clsloorne Machine Works, Nashville; Tenn,
luneXt-ua 80 Late Nashville Man. Co.
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WATER COOLERS

lust RBCEIVED-Water Coolers of various patterns
q five minute Ice Cream Freezers, Toilet Sets, Pressed
and Japanned TnWare, Veandah Chairs and seuee, I'm
Plate Block I'm Copper 5heetrOn and Ru STA Iron for sale
by Iiupei2-lm, P. W MAXEY 81 ca.
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Edgefeld and RroWnsville.

WE ersrtor sale reasonable terms number ofbeau-
w tful Residence Lots in Shebys, sustOns ZOleof
fer's, Bloods and Williams Additions to Edgeheld.
Buildings going up all over Edgedeld will also
sell on long time to Building purchasers number
Brownsvils, containing from EACH ana situated
from ~ to e4nies from Nashville several beautifully
inbered. J. l.. q X. W. BROWN,
June 4-lm. "A i Che rry 81.
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FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLINGS
All LOW FIGlJxES.

AN now Offering for sale most desirable Residence on
Summer IN the 9Th Ward The Lot fronts 8 fee
by no The House is and contains Rooms eh
en- Servants Room, Smoke House, Dairy and stables Inc
gas has been carried in front this Los know
be aargain "A poly 20 A. v. 5. LldDSLEY
IbO 3Co lsge stree
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A GREAT mEDICINE FoR FEMALES.

A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FE MALESs
Hundreds Of snnuan have been invented and sold,
Purporng spaee the various diseases and derapge
which the delicate form Of render her
ject The thee stimulsnts has been mpart
OmsAtayy Gc,iry the SYSTEM and false ygor
the muscles but this relief has been succeeded depres-
posraon grester than beore and the repeated
temp invads build themselves up by these false
needless have finally ended in destroying what little vital
ganzation left. But in using BerhGUss Holland
ter" sou will find such disastrous results, purely
vegetable compound prepared strictly scientific princi-
pes after the of the celebrated Holland Professor
BerhGve Under its influence, erery and muscle
csives strength and vgP appetite and sleep return, and
finally perfect health. See another
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FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION IN EDGE
FIELD.

FIELD.
We understand that the first annual celebration Of
the Edgefeld Sabbath School takes place in BlOOds
Addition to Edgefeld on the 4th of July. The ex-
ercises will consist of dialogues, speaking and the
reading of the Declaration of Independence. Sew
eral other schools are invited to be present the
occasion. Extensive preparations have been made
for free collation..
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Jasper County Acad envy
LOT Z Lay.

CLASS 2s-DRAWS SATURDAY, JULY 4. 1857.
CLASS 2s-DRAWS SATURDAY, JULY IL. 1857.
CLASS S0-DRAWS SATURDAY, JULY IS, 1857.
CLASS 26-DRAWS SATURDAY JULY 25, 1857
TO be drawn at CONCERT HALL Macon, Ga, under
/ sworn Superintendent Of Col Geo. N Logon anC
W. O. Anderson, Esq, on every SATURDAY, IL June
1857.
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FOR SHERIFF,
nay SEE SUPPLEMENT.

he We will thank our city subscribers to report
to us all failures on the part of our carriers to de-
liver their papers.
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Each Saturday i'm July
approximation Prizes.
1880 Prizes amounting to-. $2O4 200
PRICE TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS $21<
PLAN OF THE IOTTEKY


The Numbers from TO $1,000, corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate SHIPS Of paper
encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The first 257 Prizes, similarly printed and encrcled,
paced in another Wheel.
The Wheels then reVoved, and a number Is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers and the time Prize
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
opened and exhibited to the audience and registered
by the Commissioners the Prize beng placed against the
Number drawn This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATIONS PEIzEs-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers those drawing the Prizes will
be eutied TO the AZ Approximation Prizes For exampl
If Ticket No. 1880 draws the $4,000 Price, those Tickets
numbered 1928, le49 l25I 1882 will each entitled
$25 If Ticket No. $50 draws the so 900 price, Tick
numbered 547, 549, 55l, 52, will each be enen $780,
and n according TO the scheme
The Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the last fig
OF she No. that draws the prize For example
II the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with l. then
al the tickets whsre the number ends in will be entitled
TO $2O If tae number ends with No. then all tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled $780, and
30 oDtoO,
Certificates of Packages will be sold OF the following
rates, which is the risk.
Ger tifcate of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets $50
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VALUABLE
CITY LOT FOR SALE

ON TUESDAY, July at II O'Clock, m, will sell
Olhe premises to The highest bidder that VALUABLE LOT
on Cherry street, adjoining The UEION American of
fee and in the immediate neighOOThOOd OF the Post Office
and Custom House; fronting FORTY FEET on Cherry ST.
IL will be divided lots of twenty each if de-
sired TKRs-One, and three years, for
dOrsed, bearing interest from dale, ami lien retained.
tune TURNER S.FOSTER.
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EDDersOn SDringS


RE located in Macon county, Tenn, the waters of
"A Tramme Creek, four miles East the Turnpike lead
ing Gaatin Tenn, to ScOville, kentucky, and will
be preuared the reception visitors aud nVaids by the
ay June. This place has already acquired repuIa
ton widely circulated, for the highly medicinal
different varieties, and being
visited by very many living remotely who go
healthy and delightful Smumer retreat; only the invalid
but pleasure Having considerable
expensen rehtIing and enargng Of accommods
ton fatter ourselves will be able to add materially
the Oa who favor with VISIT having during
of very ice. We have had built II additional bed
rooms bsides large 30 by 90 feet lattice each side
10 afford air. which the lovers Of pleasure and social
oyment will ud ample for recreation. II is only
say that chronic affections of of the i'm
perant organs exhibit the efficacy OF the waters particular
" those offemales.
There will practising Physician here all times,
should his professional services be required.
Thankful for the very kind and liberal patronage hereto
fore extended 10 by numerous Inuds and visitors
again continuance of the with the
that neither pains shall be spared render all
ture Having secured the services Of Mr. Ond Mrs PHte
the public be assured of hearty cheer the dining
ROOM Stable will DO well attended Our charg-
es will be low the times and will admit Of viz:
For Regular BOHrdeTs, those remaining week and
more, 81 90 per day. Washing extra
Children Of 10 years of and under and servants half
price. Horses soc per day.
Transient Visitors will be charged per NEAL
from 81 80 10 81 90 per day. For services
able charge win be made Washing, hoang 81
For pressing ironing dresses for ladies' half
price.
O'Clock A. M meet the Nashville and Louisville Stage at
the Rock House-to regularly through the
WIN. "A. DEBOW q BROTHER,
mayI4-tw3m. Projectors.
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Havana Plan.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARY
EXTRA CLASS 7,
To be drawn in Baltimore Md.,on
FRIDAY, july 81, 1857.
Gar

1900 prZes amounting to. Sls3 600
Whole Tickets SO; Halves S.; Quarters So 50.
Please address all orders Tickets above Maxnia
ent scheme, to I. II. hubbard & CO.,
No. 80 Fayette St. or Box No. 40 Baltimore, Nd.
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so's THE LEeI2LATURE!. ,

We are autaozed to announce DR.. T. NAMES IS caus
date for the State Senate district composed Of the
counties of Robertson, Montgomery and Stewart.
We are authorized to announce e. w. Haywood, ESQ
candidate for joint Rep Of the counties Of
Davidson Robertson and Montgomery. 1890
II We are authorised TO announce S. A DAVIDSON
candidate to represent Davidson county, the lower branch
Of the next Legislature. 1unes-tdN'
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SPLENDID FAMILY CARRIAGE,
WE have consignment neat and Splendid Family
w Carriage which will sell low.
NOEL& CO.,
JunesO Corner Spring and College st.
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We publish to-day the advertisement of this learned and
amable Professor resident of ST. Louis descriptive of his
Wonderful Discovery. We believe there but opnio
among all who his Hair Resrorative-and that is
bounded confidence in its entire efficacy. 1t has coorng
matter it, and effects the renovation of the hair
forces, which gnay give growth and color
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z. G.. McNAIRY & co.
No, SO, College street,
TTAVE determined in future keep up a full and ee-
giant Stock the whole round, persons vi
and they now receiving their Second Large I'm
pOrtatiOn of
....... SUMNER GOODS,
Bought New York the heavy decline prices and
are prepared for their friends any other
time history of their business being able many
descriptions of Goods at less prices than paid
them early in the season.
In DRESS GOODS, we have elegant assortment of
FlOunced-
SILKS, GRENADINES,
TISSUES, BEREGES,
ORGANIZES, JACONETS.
And all fabrics by the yard, at prices far below their usual
value We have also reduced the prices
hand, and supply 'the nton elegan Dress
es at small particular attention to the re-
ducton in prices of silk Stock, and unusually large
stock Of low priced Muslirs, Lawns, &c, &c.
Summer ShaWlS-ln great variety, very pretty and
new; alIo d few for mourning.
Lace and Muslin MentleS-an elegant assert.
ment also large lot very low prices Lace Nantes at
STAPLE GOODS.
DOMBSTICS, TICKINGS,
SHEETINGS, COTTONADES,
BOYS WEAR, IRISH LINENS,
PRINTS, GINGHAMS,
PLANTATION GOODS, &C, &C.
Hosiery of all kinds.
Gloves, of all sizes, styles and qualities.
OLLCLOTH SLTRA " MdTIIAGS, CARPETTNGS.
We are receiving the largest stock ever brought to
thing the elegant with
printed DrugSets, Crumb Cloths, Rugs Mats Linens
Rods &C., &C., and all at the very lowest possible prices.
mAy27 X. G. MCNAlRY d co.
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LATEST IRON KANSAS.

~ - GEN. WALKER ON HIswAf TO NASHVILLE.
NEW YORK, June 2.--Gen, Walker left here
yesterday for Charleston, en-route to Nashville,
thence to New Orleans.
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL


ITO purchase that valuable Store HO Market street.
conner OF Clark present occupied by H. s. French &
Son. The Id fronts AZ feet Maketan lO6 on Clark
Every knows that tits of the prominent whole
sale grocery produce stands in the city will be sold
most liberal terms For further particulars call on
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NASHVILLE.

Rstes ~ Advst4issss.
ssN aarsSs cf 10 iisss 81 ess aoaprfiei FOR he sst
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EpperSOn Springs.

EppeFSOn Springs.
IAVIN attended the late DR.. a. N. Debov physicians
II during his last illness, feel duty say the
public consider the above watering place not only
healthy free from all epdemic Contagious disease
There single of sickness the place,
immediate EeighbOhood, cIedi0ly informed. We
that the watering place entirely healthy make
this statement have that have oft
of momentary panic that peryaded thatcommuuiIy.
... .. -. JAS. ). DYER,
ROB'T PKNSLsY,
JOEL K. CRENSHAW,
TOM l.. WINSTON,
A.J.DYER.
Or. DeBow taken sick at Hasyile at which place he
died There has been disease Of kind prevailing at
Epperson Springs point nearer than Hartsvlle
TP Banner, Christian Advocate and Banner Peace
copy and send bill to w. A. DeBow, EPperson Springs.
iuDeI3-Im.
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PENMANSHIP.
NJ r. D OIL B e A r.

Nv It'd open Gas w riling TUESDAY, sd
w inst, the store OF l.. F. Beech, No 40, College
street. where Ladies and Gentlemen can, in short time,
learn 10 write with ase neAiBess and rapidly.
y Parents can have their children taught during
"a SCHOOL VACATIONS,
NZ$1sL afterwards 10 devote all their time 10
other sIuuies, n,tne other Schools.
Those who wish know whether this by cheapest
ard certain method Of learning wrts Mr. refers
several hundred pupils taught By him in Nashve either
last winter twelve years since.
Pers from the country can finish ther lessons
Uesk.
1Oars 10 IL, A. M..3 to5 M 300 rFF
NIB. Those wishing Mr. classes should apply
edatey, stay will necessarily be mucn shOrt6I
than his visit TO Nashville june2I.
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Land Warrants.

WE pay highest market price for Warrants, at our
w dee on Union street, CGmpbell's New Building
ayH-d1 A. WbELSSs q co
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saD1lnef Stock of Fine Shoes: :
JoifS KtmMAGEg
~ e IN, AZ, College Street
nov IN receipt larg sfk Of handsotns shoes fOs
= A11ies ana eentisnsH, Misses. Boys and Children
sar FOR I.ADIRS.-l - -.
sup. EEns; s Black Kid sIiPpass-bews; 81
eo,,,.h lasting plan; go
Ersnsh red eIOnzsd !. 3 bows e
While; el15sE-
"a French Embroidered Kid and satin Sllppsrs:
Toilet slippers. black and c0iored:s
black French lasting HseIed Caters; Ef~a 3,
:. Italian Cloth Caters, front and side lace;
English Kid heeled g
French Lasting Ration 6 with heels;
= Kid and Morocco Buskihs, Ties, &C. &c. :
..----l FOR GENTLEMEN.
French Calf PumP-sole Dress Boots;
&C g Stitched - -
f" g SeWed
Z" Pump sole Shoes
g Patent Leather and Calf Oxfordsi
Calf broad and narrow strap Shoes,
English Lasting, Calf ard Patent Leather Caters;
Calf Kid oxiOrds; Every nice. - 3D.
Patent Leather Pump-s0le Dire Shoes; .
BOYS Calf and Patent Leather Pumps and Caters;
I: Oxford lies and shoes; &c.
MISSES black and bronzed Kid-trimmed Slippers;
Lasting Caters with and without heels;
School shoes of every description. --
NEGRO Slogans and Kip Shoes OF all kinds;
Extra sized Kip and Goal BOotees for servants
Ny STOCK extensive and Of the beet and viii be sold at
JOHN RAMAGE,
lune2S az College street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. July Cotton firm Freiehts hrm
Flour. wheat, corn, lard and bacon dull Hams III
Shoulders 91e. Whisky 32c Stocks 6rmer
The ship Samuel Wells. from Liverpool bound Il
New York, is ashore near Queen The crew and
passengers are saved. $3.50
CINCINNATI, July Flour $50. Whisky 25c
Mess pork %. Rye 1,00 =
g NEW ORLEANS, July i.-Cotton sales 1914
bales. Receipts 23O bales 50 81 -
Flour little frmer. Corn lower Lard in kegs
loc. Freights4 extremely dull, but not unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The rivers are all receding.
( There IS only 10 feet water ia the channel to
Cairo. 1900 - r.E fEa-
LOUISVILLE, June There is 81 feet water
in the canal, ~ - ,-.. -. $50 -r
I Reather.-It is raining hard Thermometer 7So.
ALBANY, N. Y, June 1.-The Court of Appeals
has decided that the New York Police bill is const
tutional -,re-zF s.s5
LATEST FROM KANSAS
James Lyle, County Recorder, has been killed
by man named Halter, free Slate man. Halter
was arrested, and riot was apprehended. Consid-
cradle excitement prevailed,
$ FREDERICKSBURG, Va, June IA terrific
storm visited this place yesterday. - q
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HOlIaway,s Ointment and PiiIS.-The family
medicine chest that furnished with these powerful
remedies needs nothing Erupons, sores, wounds
ulcers umors and stiff Jeins infaliby cured by
Ointment and all affections of the bowels stomach and
liver BY the Pills. Sold at the manufactures, No. 80 Mai
den Lane, New York; and No. 24 Strand, London and by
all druggis s, al 25c., 32k, and 81 per pot or box.
NERVOUS AND RHUMATIC AFFECTIONS!
HOLLAND BrTTERs.-''We have used this medicine
selves and in many with the greatest The
celebrated Of German Physicians recommending
it. During this changeabe weather. while mot persons
troubled with and Rheumatic Affections it will be
found valuable remedy Stats ZsitunO
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THE FAR-FAMED AND POPULAR
Maryland Lotteries.

r. FRANCE q CO., Managers.
ALL PRIZE SCHEMEH!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERY OF MARYLAND,
CLASS l,
To be drawn in Baltimore Nd. SATURDAY JULY IS 1851
Dra'cngs conducted under the suPeTinteHdenes Of he
State Lottery Commissioner,
ALL PRIZE SCHEME.
7 ? Each and EVERY TICKET in the Lottery WILL BIZ
PRIZE for all those tickets without drawn number are
each entitled TO FIVE Dollars gross III IN
70 Numbers - Drawn Ballots.
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~ LAND ARRANTs
WILL PAY
Cash for Land Warrants.
my Office, No IS Cherry street. my absence applS
a to A. B. SHkNKLAKD. 20
June Sc febI4-ly !. G FELLOWS

southern Commercial College,
No. 40 10 Cherry Street.
----l- --. NASHVILLE, TENN.
THIS School in perpetual session-hence, students OF
other schools who desire to qualify themselves for the
Counting room, can do SO during their vacation.
Our Room has been recently fitted up, and for comfort
convenience and elegance know that II not surpassed
by any other in the Tinted States.
PEkMANSBIP.
Our Writing Departments under the supervision of one
who acknow lodges superior in teaching this branch
We might refer long list of iusiriOue names-names
OF men who never bestowed moments time reflection
upon systemof writing but think that that the czsn Of
Nashville beginning appreciate this kind of ranspa
humbuggeTy, besides, prefer giving patrons
substantial security and propose to refund all
paid to account Of tuition in writing provided
students do make great improvements those
any other school IN this country.
Select Class of Ladies will be taught from four
O'Clock, p. NJ.
Terms for a Commercial Course, $40
For Twenty Lessons in Writing, 5
For Lessons in Writing without limit, 10
June 27-n
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WHO WANTS A RiRGAIN.

NETE offer for sale desirable 10 for the erection OF
w large Business house, fronting about ~ feet on lh
East side Of Front street, the Inerse eion OF Cal
street, and running back 10 low water mark Apply 70
iaDe Him j. L. d K. W. BROWN.
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK

FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We are authorized ie announce FELI1 K. CHEATEAM a
candidate recollection Clerk Of the County Court OF
Davidson county.
We are authorized 10 announce Capt JOHN s. DAsHELL
.nd,as,a for CLARK of the County Court OF Davidson
countv jy3-ld
FOR SHERIFF..
We authorized to announce JAMES M. HINTON caho
date for Sheriff of Davidson county msyH
We are authorized to announce JOHN x. EDAoEDsoN
candidate for reelection Sheriff of Davidson county
may2s
We are authorized e. B. BIsLET candidate
for Sheriff Of Davidson county, may 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-28

ANOTHER THEATRICAL PERFoRMANCE-The sue
cess Of the recent performance Of the Crescent ORA
matte Association at the Gaety theater for the benefit
OF Mrs. Wright is good assurance that the same
company would draw another crowd without adding
to their force Our readers will be pleased to know
that the Crescent amateurs are to give another per-
Torrance at the same place, on Saturday evening,
September 6th-a week from tomorrow
The performance is to be for the benefit of Mrs,
7. B. Logan, the lady whose personation of Rachel
Haycood, in the recent performance, gave such high
satisfaction. She is emnently deserving of benefit
and we trust she will receive good one.
The bill for the occasion will consist of Milman's
great play of !" Fazio," and the farce of the dead
Shot" The great feature of the evening will be
the debut of Mrs. A. l. Menken in the part Of
Blanca, in the play. Our readers know what char
acter this u.s. and will at say that high ability is
necessary to its just portrayal From what we have
heard, it will be beautifully and truthfuly rendered
Mrs. Menken comes to us with the reputation OF
youth and beauty, with fine natural ability, improved
by study and polished by practice on the stage, in
which she won the highest honors. She has never
appeared in this city; but in the river towns, in
which she has performed there has been but one
voice in her favor, and her friends predict for her the
most fattering future.
With all this attraction, we may be sure that the
public will again second the Crescent amateurs and
give Mrs. Logan bumper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-28

HARPERs MAGAzRE.-The September number of
this great monthly has been received by Mr.. George
Ellis, at No. 90 Commercial Place. 1t is number
Of peculiar interest," the first illustrated paper being
entitled !. A Winter in the South"--by that enter
tanning sketcher with pen and pencil, Porte
Crayon.n We maystake this occasion to remind our
friends that Mr.. Eliss literary depot always teens
with the best and latest literature in the shape of
books, periodicals and newspapers-a fact of which
the public are becoming pretty well aware, and which
is rendering the depot the prime feature of CONNER
cial Place. Mr.. Ellis has lhad much experience in
the dispensation of literature, and by that knows well
how to cater to thesterary tastes of the community
We recommend his establishment to our friends with
the assurance thats they will always find him well
supplied with the latest and best
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TO BE DRAWN EVERY SATURDAY
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes Of $500 approximatng 500 600 prize 800
prizes of It's approximang to $1,000 prize are.. 100
prizes of IFS approx mating to 5000 prize 4s1
80 prizes of 50 approxinang TO 1000 prize 500
&c prizes Of 0approxmatingto 500 prize l,AH
lM prizes Of ~ GO,On&