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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


TUE GFssi Central Kouts, counsCHng the Atantceia.
4 WlthW estern, Northwestern and Southwestern Stas
% continuous Railway direct This road also couna.f
as PlasouIg with daily hns Of Steamers 10 an pors On
re Western slEsrs, and 81 Cleveland and Sandusky yi
Steamers 70 a ports on the Northwestern Lakes untue
ne most dreet cheapest and Fslie5ls route bv vbi-S
WEIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Gralt jFs
gr,, A5s9 az seSWssn Ehllad9lp1ia aaa Rittaburg;
(in boTss,j Fars. weather, fs tT5o per 1000
SECOND CLA33-Bo0ks snd StationsrT,
Dry Goods On bales) Hardware, Lea SOC psrlSoB
tnsfS &c ...-...-...-..
SLID 0iaAoS-Azglis, BaggnE, Bsc0H, .-,e,-.
AID Fork On bulk, , Hemp, dc....-.. eo' 20 -
fOUkIA ClaA55.-Cgfee, Fish, Bacon, ,,-.-,o,-,
and Pork (pacZsd,l Lard and Lard OIL 80 % 49,
Flour-SO Is, per bbLuntil further notice.
6raln-85 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Cosion-t2psE bals MT exceeding 500 5s- Hsigai ani
lurthsr notice..
~ In shipping Goods IRON any point East Of Phils.
1epha, be particular TO marx package go Fhl1deDs
Ba1roG4 All Goods consigned % ihs Agents Of thil
Road 81 Philadelphia Pitisburg vii be forwarded via
1ut detention.
FREIsEF AaRsFa-Harris, Woralay 3 Co, hsmphis
Tennessee; r. F. Sass Co., 81 Louis; J, 3. Mitchell
Son, Evansville Indiana Dumssni Bel and Aurd0ck and
Carter Jsv7sti LOUISVILLE ky B. z. Medium, Madison
Indiana Sprgusn Brown and irwin 3 Co, Cinoinna,i
\. ". Gra5sm Co, EanosFils, ohio; Lesch 8 Co.. Ne
81 Kiby street Boston; Leech %. Aston House, New
YORK; MOL William street. and NOS Bstierf Place New
York; Z. J. snssder, Philadslphia hagraW Koo1s Bal
limors: Geo. c. Erancisc1s, PittsbGrg.
H. II. HOUSTON, Gcasrsl Freight Agsas Piila.
d. ]. LOMBAERT, SgP't Ai,50sa, Pa.
apr 1, 'E8--u
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RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS IN ST. LeUIs
The Banks Of ST. Louis virtually resumed specie
payments yesterday, by reducing the rate Of Eas
tern exchange to one half per cent premium. st.
Louis has been furnishing exchange for some months
cheaper than Cincinnati, Louisville, or any Western
city, thus establishing the fact that she is paying
off her debts and is nearer out Of debt than any Of
them.
Gold was sold yesterday in St. Louis, in some
cases, at one-fOurth per cen, premium.-Ns10s, "a
iHst
We take the above paragraph from the Ns'os, for
he purpose of showing our contemporary that 81
though St. Louis may have furnished exchange,
cheaper than Cincinnati or Louisville it is mis-
taken in saying cheaper than sony other Western city,
The Bank Of Tennessee has furnished more than q
million of exchange within the last sixty days at
half per cent and has not eKacted higher price
within that tme-and at not exceeding one per cent,
ever since the suspension of specie payments.
DESIGNS ON MExICo.-We learn, says the n. O..
Delta, that two movements are on foot against the
ZulOaga Government The first movement is to
concentrate body of Americans at Vera Cruz de-
signed to assist Juraez in recovering the power vest
ed in him by the Constitution. Rumor has it that q
Well-kuoWn citizen of New Orleans is enlisted in
the cause, and will soon make descent upon the
City Of the True Cross. The second movement, in
which the gallant Gen. Henningssn is said to be
engaged, is to push across the Rio Grande force
to assist Vidaurri in putting down the Zuloaga Gov
eminent, or forming the three States of Tamaulpas
New Leon and Cohabuila into an independent Re-
public.
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Hon THOMAS L. HARRIs.-We see by an article
in the Washington States, that the health Of thi
gentleman is not only in precariOus, but extreme
y critical condition, and that his approaching dis
solution is hourly expected. The States thinks il
probable that the exertiOn Of being carried to the
House, to vote on the Kansas bill, will hasten his
demise. We have been unable either to admire Of
approve of the recent political course Of Mr.. Hsr
ris, but we remember with pride his distinguished
services as a soldier, and shall most sincerely Ia
ment the untimely end Of one so young and gifted,
whose past career deserves honorable consideration
at the hands Of his cOuntrymen.-Pha. Argus.
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Sale of Valuable NegrOes.

PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the County Court Of
Hickman County, Tenn, made at the April Tel n, 1855,
10 the Sc Of Robertson Whitesids, Adm'r snd Noah g.
Weathsrv against Sarah A. Weatherly and others will
on Saturday the 18th day Of May ne7t the Town Of
Centrsvle sell to the highest bidder the following
prOes to wit Jane aged IS years Charles 10 es m
10; Augustus G. and Anderson, or years "f age.
Notes Wi two good securities will be req I'd Of the
purchaser payable as follows: One fourth dne n four
months the Balance two equal RstallmsnIs on credit
Of twelve and eighteen mOnIns, with interest tLm Its
A. D. EASLEY, CAN.
ADriI sth 1sSa TWSt%l
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SEED POTATOES.

April, Il limo
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GREAT AFTERNOON SALE OF DESIRA-
BILE CITY PROPERTY.

ON FRIDAY 3Oth, April 1858, at half past two O'Clock
" P. NJ, on the premises we will offer at Public sale
the following desirable property most egiby located
Spruce street. Nashville between the residence Of Gen
WoOdfolk and large vacant lot adjoining the residence
J. P Clark Esq. First large unfinished dwelling
with from Is to 20 rooms and observatory commanding
fne view of the city and surrounding country; the lOI
fronting 100 feet spruce and is free soil property
also an adjoining lot part free SOIL fronting feet with
a frame house 1t. Also handsome brick dwelling
with six rooms &C. lot fronting so feet also adjoining the
last fronting about so lection Spruce aud about US
alley with trOme dwelling Terms one and two
years Great for notes bearing rest with satisfactory
security, payable in Bank lien retained. We most
earnestly invite public at enOn 20 the sale Of this very
desirable and valuable property At the conclusion of the
sbeVs sale we will offer the following ols in Ewing Wet
more's beautiful Addition Nashville Nos 90 u IS and
% Ewing Avenue and FOgg street. also lots Nos IO,
l02 los and l04 on Stevenson Avenue and Allison street
lots Nos III, l22 lz8 and l24 WetmOre street, Nos
1876 1875 l27 and l28 on Wstm0re street aud Stevenson
Avenue LOtNO SIS on Ewing Avenue aHd High street
Lots Nos 90 49, "a and IS Allison street. and inter
feeted by the Railroad. Lots Nos TO- Al IL and II
Stevenson Avenue and kogg street and ntersected BY
the Louisville Railroad. A number OF the lots mos
eligible building sites and 81 possess the great advantage
Of Free Schools"
Sac without reserve on credit Of one two and three
years with satisfactory security, etc.
OmnibUsss free Of charge will leave Office Az Cher
~ street, at ~ O'Clock p. m, on day Of sale.
APTill4-td J. L. T. ". BROWN.
N. B-Shouid the weather be too inclement on Goth
inst the sale viii take place at ~ O'clock, p NJ Sa,ur-
day, May lat, 1853.
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MADE
J j Horse shoes. y

: HB TROV IRON AND NAIL FACTORY. Al TRrv
n. T., have Henry BUKDEN'S fMPROVED HOasa
SHOk MACHINERY now IN successful operation and 40
prepared to execute orders for H5fSk ana MULE SHOrg
Of any Weight aud Patsrn at price but ltis abovf IN
price Of Hone shoe
The qualify % The Iron used n ths1c shoes IA warranted
in every respect These shoes have been approved or M
are used By The United states Glvern 16nt srglT
Us as also ~ many Of the principal stgEs and Omrbur
companies and Horse sh0ers throughout lac e9uutr E
person inclosing IS 70 ,hs undersigned, viii have
sample Of 100 pounds assorted o. ts addrss
OEdoTs addressed 70 Inc subscriber Troy, viii rsesvs
prompt Attention.
aptil6-ly WA BURDEN, Agent, Troy, Ny.
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Sylvester Davis
Platform Bee Hive.

THIS HIVE has taken the first premiums the Stale
and county Fairs all others wherever exhibited
and is pronounced the best in With this Hive
any may keep bees Wh perfect safety and success The
bees may be made 10 SWAIN from or more hives, OF
may be conducted into any number Of hives
ING, and IN have full supply Of Queens The bees
81 rey protected from the BeeM0th and other insects
Whch annoy and ruin the bees. Tais VARIANT, Il
managed according 20 the directions which given The
furnish. The bees Opportunity exercise
the spring, and clear the 9th ibei hives, without
flying die on the The dth any time be
removed from the hives without disturbing the bees. The
bees be transferred often necessary, 70 give them
comb and without killing them q prevents all pos
sbnily Of robbin1 while feeding. And thoroughly
uated throughout eed-dFaweTs, hives, ho1eyboEes, anc
Chambers Inc work and progress OF lie bees may
in the hives, honey boxes and feed draWer. The
presented by tle interior OF beehive has seldom failed
interest the ineHr0us observer while Il dis with
astonishmeH the mnd Of the philosopher When The day
One and the shining brightly, the habatOn these
marvellous little creatures EXHIBITS the aspect popuous
and busy city The gates ded vita hundreds Of in
dusiOas WorkeTs-seme the wing In search Of susie
nance others returning from the fields laden with food
some earnestly engaged in buildng-sOme in tending the
yOungOthers employ ed In cleansing
four I've may b. dragging the COrpss OF com
Panions and, as would appear seruPuousl paying The
last hOnOrs 70 the dead.
II Who would do without honey, when ali can have
abundance, with the proper HIVE.
mar2-E SMALL q BsTRs, AEsuh
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hA- At recent trial before Justice, the fol.
lowing queer cOllOquy occurred:
Counsel" Didn't you tell Hopper to go to the
devil?"
witness rather think did"
Counsel" Well, did he go?"
Witness believe not; but if he did, he made
a quick trip Of it, for met him the next day"
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DECEAsE OF PROMINENT CITIzEss.-We announced
Yesterday the death Of John M. Scott, formerly
Mayor Of the city, and to-day We are called upon
to record the death Of DR.. John K Mitchell, widely
known as a useful aud influential citizen, and long
occupying a position of commanding influence in
the medical profession. DR.. Mitchell had attained
the ripe age Of IS; and largely imbued with en-
lightened public spirit, with the most thorough de-
votion to his profession he has contributed much TO
the elevation Of that profession, and to the advance
ment of the medical science. -PeaHSyLUaH
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Union.

IlIIT
TT7B, the underlined, have Capt. A. B. Eewsom =
W dEe horse UnoH and consider him Justly deserving
LIBERAL patronage; be s Standing he presen
miles north Lebanon, alison cOun y, Tennessee SIS
ne seasuo, and 81 70 the groom. He is full brother 10
Psyo got by Imported Glencoe dam Gianisss, By mpOr
ted LeVshan grand dam BY Sir Arcy gsal grand dam b
imported Dare Devil, his eth dam Lady BoBgbroke she By
imported PantaOOn Cads By WOImly5 King erod, Prim-
BY imported Dave, stella b. OthsO Taskus impoFtsd
mare selma By the GOdophin Arabian
Union parsy and popular bred masery 10 syzs; his
proportions and symmsiTy blood blood ike apbear
anee make him Inferior horse in America he = We'll
deserving all the praise generous people can b5stow
II. BARRY.
CHARLES MORGAN.
". e. GUILD
wa. HARFEY.
z. r. WYNNK.
G.. B. WILLIAMS.
GEO. ELLIOTT.
apiil 4-Wtjunsl All Of Sumner eountv
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MARCH RULES, 1858.


vs., , Petition 70 sell Land,
James d. Gill, and others.
ON motion and appearing unto the satisfaction Of h
Clerk and Master, that James Gilbert and his wifi,
Nancy Gilbert are nOnrssdents Of this State that thu
ordinary process of law cannot be served upon them it
therefore ordered that publication b made in the UnOo
and American, newspaper published in the city of Nash
Vile requiring the said defendants to appear ct the Court
House IN the town Of CentrevIs, the first Monday in
November next then and there plead, answer or demud
TO compliments bill the will be taken for cOnfssssn
against them and set for hearing ez parts
"a ORVIILE A NIXON. O. 4 III,
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WHAT SAYS TRUNBULL-The following extracts
from the speech of the abOlitOnis, TRUMRULL in the
Senate, shows the true ground upon which the
Admission of Kansas is opposed. But for the
Slavery question lying at the bottom, says Mr.. TRUN-
BULL, che apprehended few would be opposed to
admission under the LecOmptOn Constitution"
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Sale Of VaImahIe Land,

DY VIRTUE of an Order of the County Court Of Hek.
ID County, Tenn, made at the April Term, 1883,
Will on Monday the 18th day of May next, on the Pem-
sss sell 70 the highest bidder on credit Of one ana Two
years except eight per cent to be paid down. the follow
ing oesc bed tract Ct land lying the short branch OF
swan Creek in Hickman County, Tenn, conteinn 200
acres being the place on which lsase Farris de-
ceased lived al The time of is death, Notes with sWO
good securities will be requrehbe interest from date
and lien retausd the LAD until the purchase money
paid Sold for Davidson ndOugst tie heirs Of said de-
ceased am =,
ALL s,h 1ske -
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RSp The following pertinent question was sd.
dressed To lawyer in neighbOring village:
IF distance lends enehsntment to the view, and
the view refuses to return it, can distance obtain
any legal redress?"
The lawyer refuses to answer until he receives a
retainer
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
New Work by the Rev. DR..
Halsey, Of Louisville. Ky.
49, THE
Literary Attractions Of the Bible.
Or, A Plea FoR THB WORD OF con. oovg1Dpspn
as A CLASSIC
By LIE ROY J. HALsEY, DID.
1voL limo. 81 q


In the following pages is proposed to present an oB..
line Of Whaimly Be called the incidental Attractions. r.
BibieO set forth its claims blb as classic md -
book Of general education. Regarded simply as BOOK Of
learning Of TASTE and genius Of history and sooBsno, "A
mas sxsrsd an inHasnee which cannot be oo highly est
mated, aad eonlmsuds itself to every eutv.ed gn5sr
standing. It Is the book Of our learning not Is. f,
our rsgloni the basis Of civilization not sshsu our
salvation 1t has moulded into shape it has auioEsned
LIE the whole body our secular learning a. vel a.
our theology; d has brearbsd It's own vital spiFt into an
our science literature, legislation, philosophy and soea
AID political Institutions
II Is taess attractions which may BE- s and appreciated
even by the tTeiigous snd Wordly-mindsd, whicb We
propose to group ogsihsr in dsinai and connected
VisT Our obse: viii be to speak Of the Book Of God a.
production Of inspired gsliusaad classic as to reveal
something Of its immsasunbe wealth. as asld Of ksol
eoga and mice Of wisdom moiel Of el1o1enes MAJ
sf-pees Of Pocy text book Of instruction. and thus 10
snasr II 50 far as We shall Be alb e, attractive to al
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virtue Of decresa order OF the Chaneary Court Al
- Gansooro, made e. the February Term I55s OF aid
court n me case Oi George White and ais against James
q spuroek and ais pendins 10 said Court viii On sslrr-
lay me Isl Gay OF Say, 1888, the Court House door Ia
ansoao, sen a. public auction, Tor in haBd a likely
negro Boy. This l2th March, l555 W H. BOTTs.
u1I a" WI ptsle6 ~ Clerk & Master
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neA, Mr.. Ps little daughter esme running to her
aunt, one day, saying, "Aunt Kate, aunt Kate,
little Matte has swallowed button!" Seeing her
terror, her aunt calmly replied. "WeI, what good
will that do herr" Said the child very seriously,
"NOt any good as see, unless she swallows button
bole 20
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Bank Of Nashville Building
For Rent.

WILL Rent cur Banking HOUSE Tor ne remainder Of hl
year and for ls5s, upon o1cssdngiy favorable tars
Any Person Wshiag 8ankng Hou5s, eoaid loi Be be9
tniisds and viii lizzie expense could Be made 40 eAie
APPYtO \. ROBsONs Pfogs
Pill 3-Im
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TWO HUNDRED barrels Northern MechanOck Seed
i Potatoes, at Auction. Ben. f. Shields will sell this
merning at 10 o'clock at his Auction Rooms $50 Barrels
Northern MechanOck Seed Potatoes, sound and in good
order. Terms Cash. Ispr IA
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YoUNG's SPIRIT OF TIE sOUTH AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN, makes its debut in handsome dress.
Its matter editorial and selected evnees good taste
and tact We sincerely hope that il will prove a
paying enterprise. WILLIAM H. You've, Nashville,
publisher and proprietor. Terms, single copy, S.
per year; clubs, Eve for $50; ten for $50; twenty
for 500
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Printing omce for Sad.

THE CONSTITUTaONALHST
a Printing Office, shelbyvils, E3
l5nn is Tor sale. Il contains 3ls pounds H-.#
Of Long Primer, 2l9 pounds Of Brewer, 5f<lE-
with plenty OF Title and Display Type. Id WgrsfS
connection with The there is one Or "a
he best selections Of J0B Type In The state T-zsR
o tside Of Na-hVile and Memphis L ig las+ass
oably the only oce in the State ch s entirely new.
Whole or halt Will be ID spCssd Of reasonable terms
good practical printer- Address
J. h. BASKETTB,
april Shebyville, Team.
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Ia An Attorney before a bench Of Magistrates,
short time ago told the bench with great gravity
% That he had two witnesses in court in behalf Of
his client, and they would be sure to speak the
ruth-tor be had had no opportunity to oommuni-
cate with Ihem!"
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CONTENTS.

OaAP thk L--Gsnsra Characisrstic5 Of me Bible As
G,aaIeal book-lntrodueiory-Th Bible as a llsssic-
- - aaAPs Cd To Childho0dIhe Bible in he sehoo
p-fl ~ ne biD.s 10 our Eng.Ish Fersion-Ths
D.Ds "a me Our great Classic T0nquss-The BibIsas -
aled 70 ne sac and lis Scl0os-Ths Bible ths Psils
olum OF American Instituiions-Tbs b be ard r.
Church ct klms-Ccncladug Remarks.
CHAPTER II-Poesry and the B,-5. ~ IN. a;br, A..
9Is ano 1srs OF Poetry 10 the e-Disrencs between
hebrew Fiose and PoetrY-Syie Ct Hebrev Postrv
Parallellsm--Sprt Of hebrew Poetry Il.--r,,t.s y
Hebrew PostTy-Ind renee Of Hebrsv p9.f- 49,. =
OF Foeiry ID The blbe-The seven Gresfe- Rar3s-
The Argument from P0etry-Coucluiing RepsrFs
CHAPTER IIL-ElOqusncs and Oraiorv Of The Ola T,s-
acknowledgements aud Charseterisrcs of Eir1,e-c.
llustratOus Of ElCquence Earliest ExsuI7Is IN -,
qnence IN me Old lesiament-Judah as ID Oratnr-
Aaron as an OratOF-Oihsr Examples from he OFT !.
tamsut-Elcqusuce Cf Hushai she Archits
CHAPTER IN-Tbe EiCuusnt Orafors Of "a W. r.
meat-EUmplss Of Perverted Eoaus1ce-Bero5 nj
Tertrllus-sPeech Of Gamaliel-Tbe ri lgusnt poIs-
Stepnens Address 70 the COuncil-Prsachrng 1f John
We - P.slPsIer as an Orlior5pteeh Of James BE-
lore me ynOd-fhe Recorder Town Clerk Of pbssHg
Tne Eloquenee Of Pa1-Paul on Mars HIlI-Dlscoursss
Of oar L5rd-Conelusiou.
CHAPTER Wipes Of Female Character in he Bibla
4aIersst o. tne Sub eot-Gsueca VIEW Classi6olfon-
fleiqfe q kTe-Sarah aud Rsbskah-Charaoter 81 De-
D1rah-Charaeier Of Esihsrand Ruth-JszebsI and Atb
aiian-hsrodas and her Dancing Dsurhter-Abig,iI
Hannah, and Aartha-Ths Marys-C5nsluding be-
marks.
CHATTER FL-Rspressniativs Young Mea Of he Bible.
Range and Limlls Of the Thsms-ihs first OF Youug
Aen-fhe First Two B5othsrs-Uharaoter Of JossBbss
lhe lousaof Aose5-skecl Of David and Jouaihin-
sketch OF Samuel and Saul-Saul and SsmsI Al Endsr-
Cnaracler OF Absalou-Ihs Young Nan IS Sovereign
-Ihe Dung Men Of the Capuvity-fouug Mencf the
New Testament.
CHAPTER Vu;-Sesneo and the Sags5 Of TIE Bible
Relations and Bearings IL The Subiset-Tbs Mol -
ence q the Blbe-Tne Bible Physical Science
Elrst Selentihs Characeusc-Sec0nd ghsrachsristie-
Tnlrd letsristc-Add 0nal Ildstrations-Thes a,
gssC Of the Bible.
CHATTER VlII-OrigInal Conceptions; or. Obieets q
nuDinliy and Beauty IN the Bbls-T6s Divine Exist
ence-Ihe providence Of Gld-Ths Personal Character
q Christ-Ihe Idea Of Special Divine Infuenca-Ths
Cdnreh OF tiod-Ihs Common Brotherhood OF Kan
TIE Day Of Sacred Rest-rhe Milsnnium-The Rec
direction Of the Dead-The Last Judgmsnt-Ths Hsav-
ton and Conclusion.
FOR SALE BY
w. Z. Berry & Co.
aPru2 Pu lie Souare.
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r FRANCE & Co, Managers,
(ALso MANAGER or THE ND. LoTTBRIEs.)
Prizes Amounting to $272,O0O!!
LIST OF PRIZES TO BE DRAWN.
Tickets from s. % to SO.

Tickets from 8 I 25 to SO.
Rem mb'r thateVey przs in this Lottery will BE- drawn
and all prizes paid full, without deduction mmedi-
atCly after the drawing.
Tickets Tor sale bg
A. J. LOECHER CO.
Limestone :, near Main, Lexington Ky.
~ All orders by mail will be promptly attended TO-
and the Ma1sgers' Official DraFiug certified to By TIE
Sworn Commissioner will be cent 10 ali purchasers Of
Tickets
n B-A Circular containing oil the Lotteries for the
month will BE- sent to any one wishing It. Notes all
Banks not b-Okel will BE- tsken al par for Tiekes.
Address al orders for Tickets TO
A. J. LOECHER & co,
Limestone street, rear Main,
LEuEGTOE, kENTUCET,
Box IS.
~ A J. LoEcHBR & Co, have been appointed By us
TO all orders for tickets in the Shelby College Lottery
april 7--tlpr24 R FRANCE & CO, Managers.
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Salmon.

lust Iecsved, few kits Of lhat aamen Picked
q Salmon WBssEL & THOMPSON.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Carter, Mckay & Co.,
Os IS Public Square.

ON THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, 1858.
TB will osr for sale 10 front OF our store the following
w articles, and we invite the aeHtOn Of the retail mer
chants In the city and county 10 this sale intend
sell In lots 70 suit purchasers, viz;
500 bags prime RIO Coffee;
rs hhdS sugar, 100 bbls Orange Val. Whisky
10 bbls powdered Sugar, IS Old Bourbon do
70 " crushed do 25 " 4" Rye do
50 bbs zaOAsses. 25 q 4" Smith Reserve do
50 boxes Rasins, 10 casks PoreT
IS 3" Cove oystsrj, 10 Ale,
20 chests lea, 25 baskets Champaign Wine
IS bbls Peeans, 2j boxes DO Cider,
dsrees Rice 100 bbls Vinegar,
$50 Kegs Nails IS nests painted Tubs,
leo boxes Glassware, 100 dog DO Buckets
eases Matches, IS Wash Boards,
50 n. G Caps, so boxes Goldfish,
$50 reamg Wrapping PGpeE 10 Herrngs,
50 kits NaekeTel, 100 bbls Green Apples,
50 bbls do 500 boXes Star Candles.
lg bbls do IS cases SaIdnes.
With many Other articles IN ID Grocery line.
OPEillS, lass, CARTER, Mckay & co.