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R1yEq AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

There are now about twelve feet water on HarPeth
Shoals. The river rose about Eve feet yesterday.
ARRrvEp-James Johnson, from New Orleans;
Cuba and V. K Stevenson, from Paiucah.
DFPARTuBEs-Rcd Rover, for New Orleans; Cubs
and V. K Stevenson Paducah.
The J. G. Cline will leave for Memphis to morrow
Monday al o'clock P. NJ Passengers for thai
poiut will find heI q speedy and comfortable boat
and under the command Of accommodating officers
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OPINION OF TIE JUDGES AT THE LATE
MECHANICS FAIR

the late Mechanics Fair held IN the CITY ,fEasbve
a IN October 1857 ihs Judges appointed to examine an
tcles In Class 43No H. GRoVFR BtKER's Sewing Ma.
chimes No. lbi, SpsEE's-FEC port upon the Prf71Cf.
pat points and meHts OF the mach mes as follows.
The machines are both thread machines thai ia us
WO epeFEe threads Tor making stch that OF ca OVRR
az bAKEE using the thread from Common sDOOI ii
with Two Needles; aud that OF SIHsEEis using one
spool and one needle, the other read work ing om Ob
bin incIOscd in a Shuttle, and, in me opinion Of
me committee. is best adapted Eine CI0thinF, sad
dlery, &c.
The GROVER d BAKER as the Least COmpIicat.
ed machinery and, of course, easieF man-
agec: adVsnlage Of using spOOls without Re-
winding, and, with the exception OF one cDthipR Gsd
dlsr &c, in the opinion OF committee IL best Suit.
ed for Family use.
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what n ViFEintan says.


WsFFrs B. a. FdAHsstocE a &c.
GEarLEEE;1ir Jaiurs r. batoiife, resident Of HehT-
O. Uoua near ne 'iy OF Richmond, Va. made The io
owing statement 70 me;
negro BOY, Iwo years old was very siek; presumed
me a6se 20 worms he became much Frustrated that
sir Of aI noss OF his Fecoyery and az the last resort
Inesd 60 Try b. A. tahucsocks hermitage, and pur.
1900 oil o. A. -lr0cker, one vial. which gave him
,r ~ morning and uigh Cor three DAYS in coutIn-
,iop 10 los man IN e5 hours alsf had given him she
F~,. IN. child connected o. pass worms, Of all sizes
- ~ =, lei. inches long, TO the asronsning number Of
i four 10 Eve hundTed-aHd boy is now perfectly
well. ... 49,.
menl. .-,,., q, ", 4. sihb IN
oguBtpT meFsnsptI throughout sue United stateS
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SERENADE ETC-QUite a pleasant little affair
came of Tuesday night at the Worsham House, and
all the more enjoyable for its having been done at
the spur Of the moment. The orchestra and corps
dramatique Of the Gaiety proceeded Immediately
after the performance, 10 the WOrshaRl House, and
greeted their manager, W. II. Crisp Esq, with
most delightful serenade. After few pieces by the
Gaiety Brass Band, the parry were received by Mr.
Crisp in the dining Of the Hotel, two tables in
which we're most aJractively spread with yiands, etc
The objects Of the meeting we're then briefly stated
BY Dr. Wright namely, 90 express on the part Of the
company and some private friends, the pleasure
With which they received their manager Visit and
their spprecisf0n Of the series Of attractive enter
tainments witch had been presented at The Gaiety.
The Doctor concluded with proposing the health Of
Mr. AM Mrs Crisp, which wac drank with all the
usual solemuires.
Mr.. Crisp responded with much point and feeling
especially when he Acknowledged the compliments
Maid 20 his lady. lie spoke cheeringy Of his battle
vvitb shsrd times here and IN New Orleans and
eIsewbere and expressed bis resolution, should he
he disappointed in all his other enterprises Of ma
king Msmphis the TheImOPyle, on which he would
fan back for his last struggle, which he had no doubt
yyould be crowned with viclery.
After the general welfare Of the Gaiety had fur
pisbed the subject Of another toast, the meeting
adjourned in high good humOr, and three hearty
cheers, which had been suppressed within doors,
we're given heartily in the strcet.-Hfl bulf'm.
Marched, in this city on Thursday evening, the
1ab inst. By the Rev. Mr.. Hays, Dr. X. D. CoNLET
"a Mss NARr JANE STIrT.
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aENRY HAy5Ts4 ~ 1850 e e. I''E'0n i'Eaai

WGAalAA III AsaA A. nov n.
DR.. A. G. BRAGG-DEAR SEEf For more than thrs-
wears had been afflicted viii inaamed eyes In a. rr.
vafgd degree, and tried various Ehyaieisna ~ $500
nustrums, " effect; was induced By Dr.. Raam 10 ~
ths Arcuc Luimant and in tFo months va nssrV veil =
Myftts Oh cied n he same msnner ~ n,
zane and during portion u ths tine uas entirely
blind eye. applied your valuable Lnimsnt nd
her perfectly sound. thus hsvs n gffb ~
.0 bitbosLe, cured ny daughters eyes and NJ oan b.
sides curing he rheumatsm In my back. would not IS
. Wa. RUsSPaL.
WElgTHE CRY, lows, Nov. Oh, Is5T
hsrebv caFtifv thqt an yell n.ou-rfs - tr--fr
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SEWING MACHINE co.

The prices OF these Machines win instance hereafter
vary New York Prices except the freight
I'd IN place o. JEle II This State.
All persons having purchased these Machines, who may
hereafter purchase side az Tennessee
24b day Of November 1855, responsible the
Nasbye Sewing Machine Company, the legal owners Of
the right and will be required 10 70 said Company the
Of $50 for the right 30 said machneEs within the
TERRITORY OF TENNESSEE, and whenever payment Is
refused, THE SANE WILL BIZ STRICTLY ENFORCED,
unless accounted for to this Company By MessTs Grover d
Baker.
Persons Purchasing these Machines outside OF Tonnes
see, had better that they bill Of sale with TIE
RIGHT TO USE SAME MACHINE IN TENNESSEE. .
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ST. Mary's Academy,
FOR
YOUNG LADIE =,

UNDER THE CARE OF The SISTERS OF CHAKIYs
AND tbs PATRONAGE OF THE RIGHT R5E'P X
NILES. BISHOP OF NASHVILLE
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BRAGG's ARCTIC IMMINENT,

BRACES ARCTIC IMMINENT.
This lncompars0s LBimsnl, upon which ne FrssT sss
Of the afflicted Of all lands nov rely for rgisi from ne
pang OF khsumasm, Neuralgia GOgt Eysl Belas Cancer
ScrsulE sprans Bruises Buns Sealds an suta1sou
diseases rapidly perssdng all similar preparations. ne
pTCpustOs give Tor The OF Euarsrg io
loving msmoFandIm or few Of ne wonderful eures eject
ed By during The past lev moBths. CsrieoleB oz 10
parss named are In the possession Of he propsors bul
their length Preciades TIE publication Of all bnf few
An EXPLOSION.
MEHPHnI, IEEH., Nov. 25th, 1857.
hereby certify, that haEag bsel badly bruised ana
sesded By the explosion Of steam Boiler sndinduasd
Try Brggs Arctic Linimoni The instantly
extracted Om the sCalda, and IN shoF tim8 %
pain from he bruises. In EEo weeks Wa ven,
and able 70 ny business
HEhRY HAWEkSN ILL. residences IserHon ntrr.s
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Are unquestionably the best in the market
No well regulated family can afford to do without
Grover Baker Machine made expressly for family use
We advise all readers to call and examine them at No
4 Public Square Nashville, Tennessee.
There not invention of this inventive age which
houors Anerican genius than t Sewing Machine
No family ought to be deprived Of its benefits We are
stisded fro personal examination that the one called
| Grover Bakers" is all that itclaims tob g, and
good enough TO be safely recommended and to meet all
eseon bic requirements in the work of 10 family -
Independent
| "FOr family use We became fully satisfied
h at Grover Bakers machine is the best and We accor
dinghy purchased t"-American Agriculurst of Oct g.
Horace Greeley in reisnng to the above notice from the
American Agricuturis writes: "TO all of which the
Tribune says anenThat the writer of q notice OF Sew.
ing Machines, that we aEey published, prefers wheele
4 Wilson's, does not makeIthem preferable"
n ?. Willis Esq, editor of the Home Journal in his
issue of November 6, in comparing the machine with
Others says The of this machine in the FIRST place
is easier learned Then the stitch is more elastic and
much strOugerfor woollea cothes Finishes of itsoWp
work, which the other does not The work can be ripped
and reserved and does notP Of ITSELF without its being
intended though every third stitch can be cut The same
machine silk linen thread and common spool cotton
with equal facility snds very material advantage is that
sews from ordinary sPOO mskirg necessary as in
other machines that the should first be respools Is
construction is simpler and stronger
The Grover Baker machines are, we believe Superior
to any others" -B Jstou Daily Advertiser
"From the bestnfOrmatOn We have been able toobtsu
as well as from careful examination of the work done with
different machines led to give the pre- erence to
Grover BAkeEs. The fitness and beauty Of the stitch
made by these machues unsurpassed and as to the liza
Dy OF The work to rip it S out Of the question Amer
ican Baptist.
Inc G'oVer Baker Sewing Machine Company takes
be liberty of referring any Of the six thousand families
who havehad their machines in daily USE -
Circulars containing cats of different styIes of ma,
Chimes and names Of all parties in all parts of the country
If the highest responsibility Of whom inquiries can be
made, will be furnished on request.
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HEypSovIz .countr, rssILtHce, on The Dickinson or
4 3As f,-i-.viiIs turrrIEe. = mies Nashville.
~ 80 soTIsigs IS acres gTuugd, acres OF which ls
7rSoalsnd me dwelling is ansa' lrsne neae s,sl lo,L
- Fi.beu ns servants rooms. ard oul Iousesei ever
-. y 80 ~ nsst ger On pace there is never
falling 1sfy Of water. FoF tsrmss which are suitable 70
h ZINES, apply 70 TFsrDqTry-
Hu a
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The Latest Improvements !
GROVER & BAKERS
SEWING MACHINES
FOR FAMILY SEWING,
0DH1HW0Hz9
4 Public Square,
gfs sEEBLe .lEE.IrHg or tHi7 Hr
NASHVILLE, TENN.

REAsoSS WHY THE crown q BAKER MACHINE UmVRI-
SALLY PRRFERRED ToR FAMILY SEWIHG.
i 1t is more 81 mpIe ard easily keptin Order than
any other Machine. r
I'd. Itmakes seam which win not rip OF Rvs though
every thiFd stitch is cut.
3D.. 1t sews from two ordinary sPOols, and thus al
trouble Of winding thread avoided Whie the Ma
chine can be adapted at pleasure, by change of
slOols, to all varieties of work.
4th. The same Machine ruas silk linen thread, and
common spool cotton with equal facility.
5th The is as elastic as the most elastic fabric 30
that it is free from all liability to break in washing iron
ing, or otherwise.
9Th The stitch made BY this Machine is more beautiful
than any other made, either BY hand or machine
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We are Authorised 10 announce CH,RLEs N. HAS, a
curdidEts Tor CLERK Of the Ccut Court OaTison count
~ the vacancy Occasioned BY The resignation OF J. J.
Smiley. jan ~
We are authorized 90 announce PHIvFAs Gam a
didste for CLERK oftle Circuit Court 9l Davidson county
on the Vaoaucy occatoued by the res gnaton OF J.
Smiley.
NJ We are authorized to announce G. HAyWooD as Z
c,1Jidats f5r Circuit COurg CeIE a. he eTsung Marc
eTan
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$1,000

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine max
ing Grover Baker stitch, will accom- plish work
Twelve hours ufthe kinds required be done in southern
families and with much less lsbor aud will last long.
or With les expense and care than l. NJ Singer
other shuttle, AM Sewing Machine in ever
invented. -...... .. .... ....
The money is now depos IN the City Bank OF Nash
vle and this proposition is open a and should any
think thai he has good better Sewing Machines for
the uses for which lie Grover Baker Machine
designed recommended, shall be pleased il
produced for the tethe points IN question be decided
by teresed, competent judges Georgia.
two from Louisiana, and three from Tennessee.
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A CARD.

THE condition OF sac BO8rdIEg HOUSE which have
llctEny occupied for y months psst want Of repairs
necessary TO comfort ompe 10 decline keeping 1.-The
Boarding House Of the Howard Female Institute" any
longer.
Having removed to the Brick Bouse Main street,
Gently occupied by J. e. Turner ESQ., better location in
every respect where can comfortably accommodate Young
Ladies. Would like 70 take some eight ten.
This s Of the heathisst situations in Gaatn ,cOnven
ient 10 the Academy having Wepaved walk all the way
thereto
would also be pleased to instruction 70 any
Of those boarding with me, on Piano.
MARY z A TABB,
GslIatin, Tenn, 1853. ian l2-dIt-triW9t.
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HAVING sold my interest In the Books, Notes AID STOCK
IL OF McCres Terrass 70 MessTs. T. & J. " Ierrass,
who will settle all claims against the late arm, herewith
tender hanks all the customers Of the LATE
firm and would mend my successors a. gentlemen
worth of CONSEQUENCE their eTeofos liberal patronage
ian 3 HUGH mcaihbA-
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New Firm.

L q J. W. TERRASS having purchased MT. MeOrea 3
L interest in the drm Of McCrea Terrace Will eonsnu9
TIE WHOLESALE GROCERY, LIQUOR, lROH AND
CASTING BUSINESS az the Old stand under ne name
and style of Jan 81 TERRAS6 BROTHERS.
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NaRnIOn.

HE stockkoderu Of Tue CT huudtng and Loan AsaSe q
d zion ri NASHVILLE, are requested 10 mest AZ tuS -
Errngr IN saturday evening the ION uiJaHu4iy
81 O'Clock N fr the purpose OF ViectluE u.i'C..
manage TIE aHdrs Of ssid AssOclailOh tSf Ne e"slie
tWeys months The Annual RepOri Hi DO
tES ~ hand viii be offered for sale ~ eIaSF u gus
Board of Urecors. ISAAC LAIIoNs
Secretary
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Louisville Weekly Courier
FOR S5s.
INCREASED ATTRACTION!
PRIZE STORIES AND FARMS.

This old-esabshed and popuaE paper will appear the
Ist OF February, iH beautiful tess OF NV lVrR, made
especially for t In New York, At the Tine will be
commenced the publ cation or
THREE SPLENDID PRIZE STORIES,
For which the prOpretors offered the liberal premiums
~ $50, SIS aud $50, and for which the best talent
cOun ~ competing The WKEELY CoURIER conceded 70
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Agricultural paper and Us literary attractions for
viii DO unsurpassed Ills pHbl5hed the following
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copy OF the WEEKLY COUwER year,........12 60
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les, IS 70
In addition to book premiums given those sending
of subscribers, the PTopretors make the IOsW
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To The three persons send the three largest lists Of
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THREE SPLENDID FARMS, Ofl2O, so and 40 Acres
respectively The fortunate competitors will receive LANp
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IL As the Fu0licauan OfIhe Prize Stories in commence
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Fnr SAC.

A LARGR w o-stsIy buch leaymcut, IN the mosl G. -
"A BE portion q he ciy, aigt 81 gas, aua Euppie
- ~ ~ eouveneucles ei heT Tor fauly dwelling
bosTdinghouss For particulars, inquire 81 She o1oe
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SFCOND CLASS.
THIRD CLASS.

Hardware eyceVt such specified In third class coffee
mills s-huery ioeign liquors n barrels and pipes, to0ac
CO 1 boxes leather r1 and boxes, oils barrels and
csks crcCEr and CuesnswEre in crates and casksl rice
whiting, psstsr, sheet brass and copper.
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$1,000.

ing the Grover Baket stitch Is capable Of producing work
OF much greater strength and durability, kin ds re-
quired 70 be done plantaions and BY families Of the
Southern States than hs L NJ Singer other Shuttle
Machine any kline or machine or eyce for sewing
invented in United States or Rurope
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e. G. McNAIRY & Co.

WE store unusually large and ssssuly a.
w led stock Of Fal aad Winter Goods Of ever sr-
ton ana We prepared 70 oGsr greater 1dactusn =
persols wishing articles lac thaf It mas ever zen
our pleasure do Ourstoc 90 qaay aad yaFss
y, Will compare win say he countFy and Der Dess
saa oe es loE 4s 10 possible ior hem % BE- Cssns,
an early ald thorough szsmnasoB a. Eo feel sS CA sFs
80 lsr intenss We would can me sisng7n Of lhs Bay
asai. ~ '-''-
Dress Good.
Hsgaas tasss aounead sEkE
= BoesIs .,aa q
5asedeEa 6Q
Bndai DTossss5
Munsr Do
o evening
Rob-s-s-aaiis;
" 49fning AOoss
Together win an endless Vsrisiy ef medium and low
PfeSd siss n Eio1neea sobes aasl and b. ne 5ana
"a PAIN PLAID striped and 6sgsesies, SIS sasad aad
d@ooiatSiled MeInos and Cashmores. GTeul VarsT or
All wool and UniOn PiAids, MOusodsansI, ana sIsI5hll
CIOaks, ShaWIs asd sears.
we have the aTgea AMI mosl elegantly assorted 0ek IN
tam way, me country, many a. hich were in
ported b Mesars A. stewari & Co., Of New YORK en-
pFsssy ioE our zaes Ia VeEstz Fe aaVs thsm al Pm
ce- IRON sl5 90 s0 We have also black and srsg ooh
and bsaVer iamas and ong COaks, &C, for ladies' aud
cnlafan AZ qaates a. lfom afes collars up shaEs Ia
al azsshnG qaiues eoth s9uare and ionE ou ne most
ordinary me m0s eis CAN'T. Alao ust rsaFed In
lEoss esyani high sOOred Al suk CAsasis SHAWL
Lacss and EmbrOideries.
Iu this line sloes 8 saPsloemor1eilg an ne novel
5ia for eoors and mourning elegAnt Bnda We b ana
H4lds aCies Lace Falls, real and imitation; Jaconet
TFa mings and Flouhcings. Heal Valencisuasa,
Point Apliqus Lacss- lnssTtIngs, &c, &c
aa0uae Furnishing
81, lei, l8by I2, 20 BY IA 10 BY 10 Z, Damask Tabls
CIu.ns, g. = "a and l04 Table Dsnask By the yard All
sizes, colrTe WOOL Union and Cotton Table Clos Plaid
striped Ioneties napkins, together with al kinds - Da
persl I0wcilugs, Mlrsslss Quilts, &c. 90. Also all WidB
cotton and Inca Sheslngs PloH Linens, Dcmssucs etc.
&c.
Curtain Goods
Elegant Salts lanes IN ali cOlOrs, with trimmings
match. klegant Rspsin Chinz cOOTss With trimmings
mE.ch. Elsgzht Lace Muslin Curtsnsi all WOOL
cotton Damasks in great variety, Iogeshsr VITA CsEles
Curtain Pins, and Bands.
CaFpeungs and OH Cloths
Real Wilton tarpet Blrgaut Velvet and Bra8sall On
great variety kegant3 phys and lHgrans, TIE lsgranH lie
d. gesI and best asgOFgI5nt have offered, and
lOHeT prices Velvet and Brussels falr ha Car
pet IWhlsd and plain Vsnstian I'll widths together
FaiIs, Druggst Crumb cloths Rugs, Mats, &c We
prepared 20 make and pa. down Carpets he shortest
notice We have large lot Of Floor Oil Clohs the bssl
makes, and in ell widths, WhcA vii IA any shaps %
sIIt customers.
staple Goods.
We rave unusually large lot Of all kinds % Domosda
goods, bsached and brOUn C0OuHi wool, union
kaEnes striped cOllonH for variety
Heavy goods for house asd servants rfnts cling
hans5 Hsery, Gloves, In ahOrg every hing lac
a. prices that cannot an 70 give saEisilcti0n.
Oot6 K. q hcNAIRT q CO.
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Boxes hst fT and carriages boxed and other light
articles enumerated, GlsO 'oys q scids other
clruica G, viii be O. -Eed as double drst class
IT, Have eveTy pacAsE5 plainly marked with nsme Il
coTsiguer, destination and depd vf delivery. Attention 10
this matter prevents delay and losses and insurss speedy
daiyCFE.
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A CARD.

TTAVING sold my entire interest in the arm OF RuthsT
I1flrd DOYLE 70 T. Rutherford herewith t'hder my
thanks 70 all the customers the late firm, and would
commend my late paitner gentleman worthy OF a
ntnuanee Of Iher PATRONAGE be found the old
sta nd where shall pleased al Of friends and
customers. Jan 6--d2mI yAhlES DOfLb ..
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Dissolution.

THE Co Partnership Of Rutherford Doyle, was dissolved
by mutual consent, the first day Of January 1855
James DOYLE having sold his the Books, Notes,
Accounts and Real Estate J. Rutherford bot parties
are authorized TO use the Of the firm in liquidation
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CAUTION
Many Druggists, having Old LnimontI on kand, win trv
10 sell hen n you best bat do ysu posv ely refns
10 purchase them. Ask for BRAGS ARCTIC L1NIMkNra
and take other
LIBERAL PROPOSITION.
The prOprstors agree 70 furnish eah purchaser az aa
lar botts win subscription q he Uniisd states o
nal Tor one year. This 10 Of ne best New HorE aa-
tratsd papers eeFcatos emitting ne hota1 10 ne ba
Ell OF tss proposition, enclosed ne wranner eronf
every dollar bottle. The Arctic Lnimsnt pui % In -,
and 81 bottles. HE sc bellies and 81 bottles coH-ah
SD and 100 per Linment n proportion b ther
cOs1, and are tds cheapest.
For sale BY Bragg BurrOWss, sole propristors,.
St. Louis, Mo.
+. WV BERRY & DBMOVILLB,
Wholesale Arolt1s
And by A. "a. ROSCOE, G.. W. ZEN DkHSHOT, ard J,
srRkri r. ia1 l-satFfH3u
OLA a.ailY ANDmADEIEflA " an - AMI
SlNnHIES.
DETER HARMONY NkPilEH3 Old Pale oleffli AlPe-
rial Pale sherry Oplsys Old Fof5 sanesfman'5 Foss
Burgundy Port Ivsnhos Madeiai tsn Gases ali.n To-
kay Latte Clirsc tlauualisa OlsfcE zen eaael O0lg
sDr23 HoLLSTBR q CARTERs
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HE Partnership Of McCrea & Teusss dissolved
he 18th Dec mber last by mutual consent Hugh Ne
Crea having in the Books Notes. stock
81 20 F. W. Terass, Whoare alone aul hOHEsd 70 md
I'D the bnsnsss ofths firm THE arm in qut-
dstIOp HUGH McCKBA,
lana FRED. TERRASS.
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SPECIAL RATES

Axes sho7es spades sad irons and Tin N pigs Tin
pat. alvs vices Of cha and hoes. manila and
cord &c code heavy castings mil gear e1TrEEe
springs ard sIles, iT1ad wheels and aIes, chairs and
s3is z, and rOsu So barrels.
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,4OO Prizes amounting 70. E3AO 900
PRiCH or TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, so; HALVES s; QUARTERS, &2Jt
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers from 20 $4,000, corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips paper
sncEcled with small Tin tubes and placed heel
The Inst 35s Prizes, similarly printed and sncfsled,
placed IN another Wheel.
The Wheels are then rsVovsd, and a number D. drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers, and at the PdEe
drawn from the other heel. The Number and Prize
opened aud exhibited the audience registered
b. the Commissioners; the Prize being placed against The
Number drawn. THIS operation is repeated until all gEe
Prizes drl out
APPROPRIATIONS PuIzEs.-Ths two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers 10 those drawing The drst Prizes VIII
be entitled 20 the % Approximation Prizes For sXaIp
# Ticket No. 1880 draws the 100000 PdEe those Icssts
Humgered il245 ll249 1881 i52, viii be entitled
$500. Ticket No $50 draws $50 900 prize Tick
numbered S. 49, $751; j2 viii entitled 10 $3.50,
and according 70 Lhe above scheme.
The 5Uv TRIES OF k2U viii be determined the last be-.
Of the No that draws the $60OOOpnzs, For example,
if the number drawing the $4,000 prize eUds with l. Their
al the tickets Whsre the number ends 10 viii be entitled
to $50. II the number eds with No. then al toe ckss
where the number ends in will be entitled az, and
90 OntO0.
Usrtdcatss OF Packages will be sold a. the following
rates, which 10 the risk.
Certidcats Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50