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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-13

pr. To 7uE EorERs OF THE CITT or
- .che present Incumbent MIR HuudIev
,' - r.-slss ca i.iT ihe office at CON MMISSIoN<
'fltE KEf ENUE for Monroe Ward here
ssa.se e uil self candidate tor the said office.
'-s....fs fsl3S solicit your Notas. and pledge my
"a t5. f,iaiul discharge OF the iutics # the
q ,s5s7d 4 81 sour pleasHr 10 elect ma.
.-, -. PRESTON NJ QUARLES.
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kUR SALE--A quantity Of SLATE
that has been takenitom a roof. Apply at thiI
ltce. :. u oil-fs
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tflliVsoiiCitt',l.
JESSE Y. kEESEE.

fl;g- To rHB VOTERS Of RICHMOND. II
,-I,.i3 - candidate for the .,ffice of SUPER
'IltNpENT Of TIE GAS WORKS.
tIr.,t< ERASMUS POWELL,
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Acclnrsra1Ir .SHor.-.On Thuruday

ACCIDENTALLY SHor--On Thursday
night lasts negre boy, named Robert, dave 70
Mr.. VIM Morgan, accidentally shot himself with
u pistol. lie had been entrusted Nth the weapon
20 take to his master ti,s corner al i2th and
Main streets, and while on his way, the pistel -.
cidentaiiy exploded dsposting ths ball 10 his len
wrist and iufiicting serious w0und. DR.. Pate.
jured man.. z t.4ls -t32 ts.3sk ~ ssh,lt1ss -
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ses- DR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Hommo

plthst offers his professional services to the cit
as of Richmond aud its vicinity. 0iiice at his
ddence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th. .
le I-l2rus
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s A CouylTasxr saox Rlcsxa1n -fstsate Lso~
kuAi, Of the Richmends IirUisiA sn1ne& Cpentns
Eybrosk, has hsen depnisa " aAas company -
visit tAs city. aud "a pfss1nt besasild1 spgm6Nx
rvncy seresseNtin9 IN sqaestflan natue ~ -
haemenio Of their visit 70 Richmond uken ~
Washington moaumsnt vas inAngufated. 1hese
epurtesiss between cisizsn seldiers, residine ia
different places, can bnt have bsnsAeiai iReur
spess- Hass. VaiNa.
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STRAw GOODS, BLEACHED AMI

ma" GUODo, BLEAChED AM
, FKEoSED We have engaged The services of
fsI rate Bleachrr ard presser of Straw Goods ara,
h,aYIhs procured new blocks and the requisite ma
S.lIrry. are u'w prepared to Bleach aud Pres
otfaw h9Iiles aud Hats Of every description.
hu All Oh our aim 10 have this style OF work dom
@ "a 'tr hiOst eabefior manner, aud shall spare no ne
thpeii-t 70 accomplish the same. The party
s, 10 we iiaVe ens sase has worked fn the large
.1 bSaSrs III New York ana Pbiladolphia, and w
tnluE' can give eutry satisfaction e fsi3.s .
DENNIS q BRO, Dyers,
II lG-lm ~ e
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DiscHasGrp.--G. L. TAomse and D.
RowlIpx charged With beating 7Asmas osryoik
were heard before the Mayor yestsrdsy, aod o.
quilted.
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r.39~ II rnE ! ofERs OF III

Fl;f" 81 THE oIhBS or hbNhlCo toJN
. I r.-Ir..j'al!y announce myself Cardliats
!. - ,'.-l. .'.., 20 The office Il CLERK OF HENRI
fb,HNTf CJ} RI. at the elecgen in Hav next.
y ,..-f. WILLIAM HOLMES,
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DnomN AND BLEAcH'D SHIRTINGs
ard Erona is sale lew large stock of Bleached
$3.50 "''" No'sons. from fine 10 common,
laL . JOHNSON h HARDWOOD,
No II Main st.
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yaa SHERIFPALTY OF HENRIco.- an
agl!.se for reelection 10 the Office Of SHERIFF
d HeuriCp. JN0. a. HUTCaES0N.
4FIJ-illa
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4 LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

IL For sale, my FarGl of 81 acres, in Alben,srlf
county siloissing j. o. Massey. Sneed and others
TX miles from Charlottesville two and half iron
ne virginia Celtfal Railroad and rHo from the Ri
fstue improvement. one hundred and twent.
FI 5-pne-t tiifd bottom land ars cleared, enclosed
al well OF fIss rate water aTs On the premises.
l.tms literal. Ii preferred, an exchange will bf
t-iic iot kiCnmUnd property. address me at Rich
m1ud ~ cali ~ my C.ice coTuer OF Franklin and
uvsruor streets. 8. A. HART.
oc l5--i6IR ..s-' .s-
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eka RIeHMoND AGENCY.
NEW YORK LIVE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SfSTEH
Capltal, LIST Jan, IS0S,-.Si !, 4 o., ,966 2J.

Tho Trustees have declared q dividend of THIRTY
PER. CENT. on all Life Policies that have been In
ores twsjve noths prior 20 January LIST, 1855 and
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH ON all d.
y'ierds that have not been paid Those holding
the cfrtfates, viii please cali aud collect the nfr
~ 81 which will be paid in cash y
Those desiring ipfof niation the subject Of Life
Insurance. will please call on the agent 3r3 Main
streot; OF tor feieIen apply to either msber of
6xo. wYTHs MusFoRp, President.
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Eea .BuRRew's RELIApLE MEDIc1sE.

dros quickly and permanently SoR0FULA, SYPHILIS
;agUHATI9N. Piles, kidney AFFECTIONS, CcsIIyE-
TEas, VESEsEL DISEASES, aad all chronic affections
4 the SEXUAL ORGANS. The wonderful reputation
ShiCh this celebrated remedy has acquired in th,,
oughly eradicating the above diseases, is unprec.
tented in the annals of medicine. Thousands of the
most nyetarate cases Of disease have been cured by
.his truly great medicine after having been pre-
bounced beyond all possible cure bv the most ern-
leut physicians of the country. Finley f. fergSs
fon Mayor Of SorfJik, Va, cured Of hlleumstisra;
Rev Thomas Hume, Por tsmouth. Va cured of Bron-
hits; daughter of signor George Formerly Pro
essor OF Music in this city, cured Of terrible
Nervous Affections; and thousands OF others whose
iaIGeS could be mentioned were it necessary.
Price 81 Per bottle--six bottles for s..
Prepared by J w BUaEcw q Co, Practical Chem
sts, Norfolk, Va
Druggists, Richmond ia 26--3m
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ESsse LANDRgfH' 49,
g.. NEW CROP
d. -a-.-'' GARDEN SEEDS,
ALL VARI TIES,
For tale by JNo W GARLlCk, Druggist,
NIB u Market Place, Franklin ST.
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THE HUsrixos corlr sptnt yesterday
IN trying etvu mastsrs
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y - ~ ~~--<ftSAhbutt iSaSi"Hd haSiAS' E
by deed bearing date the 9th dayef March isjs
90 recorded In the oIice of the lIustigEs Court oi
.. Am1ud city conveyed 20 nc in trust for certain
'traS.s Therein specified. ali debts due to hun b
3 said EGgiapd are hereby notified 10 make pay
n,n' to Ele 40 soon az praC bcable
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AREAT REDUCTION IN THE pRiCE
a A liz IA u A
D EMOyED CHURCH 8 FLEMING

have removed from their old stand. No. 81 Mair
te't To the cOrner Of Cary aud l3th streets nearly
a.! tiinea be pleased TO their friends and pat
ohs' t. 10 At--ts
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The details oil Calcutta news 70 January -,
adds nothing Of Importance to the previous tel
grapaic adviees,
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I10 n0n BRICKS, AT PRIVATE
A''p.'tFo SALE The subscribers will sci
Nlvstely, in l0ts Io suit purchasers, 40aH10 gnod
Lard BRICKS at their Brick Yard, On Main ST., he
t~"cl 22I and 2yi streets Th in want, Will emo
j To THEN advantage t. call on us.
LAnuS l. SHINE,
ia lj-ts . <Is Main street.
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y The Invalide Russo calls for the expulsion from
England Of the refugees convicted or suspected oi
being mixed up in the late conspiracy. The arti
Gle does not reproaeh England tor maintaining the
right of asylum 10 general. bat for giving retugs
20 individuals who are motor iously the authors y
evnspiraciss and criminal agitation. 49,
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The Engisbman. Hodge, arrested at Genoa as an
accolDplice iu the late attempt upon fhe life o Ma
poieon has been given UP 10 the french police by
the sardinan authorities.
f Two more Engiishmen had also been arrested at
Geaoa.
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thereof for the Publishing Of Lhe ae, to ers ~
copies ID number price PER v0lame ezoi- ~ 5I -
frf ssries. 10 delivered 20 the Secretary Of ~
the same may be published and the said Secretary of ~ T
shall place three hundred copies a his own Department m Iif
button 10 Public Libraries in The lFral 1 and Isors M
hold Ne residue Of he oopes his custody subject future
direction Of Congress Provided, that the prices 10 f.
paid for he printing or ibis work shall uoi exceed those paid Il
present for the printing Of TIE Documents Of Con including
paper and binding, having regard 20 the quality and value OF ire
material used and work Provided that the cost OF the publ
cation shall not exceed three hundred aud forty thousand dollars
ana that no, more than twenty five thousand dollars shah be
CURED ior tle purpose during the next fiscal year
Sec 20 AHdoe = fter enacted Thai an diplomatic and
ared consular ora who appointed under the act emit
tied An act 70 remodel the diplomatic consular ysens
The United States approved March fs eighteen hundred
AID my five, shall have the compensation dmne the time
ecesay occupied in making the transit 70, and returning from
Their respective posts and while they receiving tess nstruc-
tons as Is provided for diplomatic sared officers In The
eighth section Of the act entitled 'n regulate the dipIo-
matte and co"aEar systems Untei State aDpravi
August ei zen, eighteen hundred ~ s- provsi thar
the fore ing shall be construed % apr5g ltnv ipio NJ
consular officer, who in ONCE, ~ 7 Of dufv when
said Act approved March FIRST eighteen hun1ru aud ay ave-
took elect except % allow compensation sich Officers during
the time necessarily occupied in returning from their respective
posts.
Approved ls June, ls5a.
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The outrageous frauds resOrted to by the Demo-
cratic party in the last Presidential election the
infamous conduct Of the nHiOR8 Of the Naturalization
IN Kansas, and the employment Of the United States
forces there in aid Of the LeeoPtOn Constitutional
N Ueuent against the expressed sclshes Of three tourths
Of the people Of the Territory, damning evidences
o. the rapid progress of Democracy towards a mis-
cradle and fearful dRspotism, in which physical
force is substituted for freedom Of election and the
will of party leaders for political principles
We present the above paragraph to our readers,
that they may exercise their faculty of guessing.
Whst paper would you say it was taken from'
Either the New York Tribune or the Louisville
Journal must claim the paternity of the paragraph;
but we wish you to decide, which Of the two has
taken the pains to bring together these startling
evidences of Democratic depravity.
The complaints here urged against the Democracy
are-frst, the election of Mr.. BUCHANAN which tn
Tribute and the Journal both attempted to defeat;
second the bold and manly assertion of their rights
by Southern men in Kansas, whom the Tribune and
the Journal have united to vilfy and Islander; and
third the attempt of the Administration to maintain
the supremacy of the law, and to protect the right
of suffrage in that Territory, against the lswless
violence Of jim LANE and his Abolition myrmidons,
whom GREELEY and PRENTICE have defended and
upheld. There is nothing in the style or sentiment
of the extract, which can determine whether it
proceeded from the Northern or the Southern Abo-
liGOnist. Their feelings, and purposes, and opin-
ions arc so much the same that it is almost impos-
sible TO discriminate between them. They are both
constantly pouring out foul stream of Abolition
ism through their columns, and spreading their
odiOus opinions throughout the land of the two the
Journal is most dangerous, because it circulates
in the South and because it is less bold
q the advocacy of its dangerous doctrines. 1t in
idiOusly enstls its hereses into. the minds of its
eaders, disguised in the fairest professions It
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Married,

MnFrleds
On TIE Path, at The residence Of Benjamin Harlan Esu in
Aaury county, by Rev. W. C. johnson Dr. 3 LAIN Of
Wliamspori ami Mrs. Loo. C. HATCHER, Of Columbia
When two such hearts and minds unite
In bonds Of holy, mutual love,
Their loves and lives become more bright
While nearing paradise above.
On Wednesday evening June2 by he Rev Dr. Edgar IEvRY
W. CONSE Jr New Orleans MARY daughter Of John
NJ. Bass, ESD, Of this city
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Dr. King, formerly Of New YORK, for as lasi four
49, years Of Louisville Kentucky, ana who has Dr.
thirty years. fatters himself having attended, a. ur ice for -
years, andured many thousands, enabled cure
from dudicious mgical tsatnent or from neglde d bs
own Dr. King Dispeary IS No. g Deerc street. bctvee
nature
GosoEHE. cured without naucous medicine or lu,srisruoe
sTaloRUEEs Of old recent date sEotuay cured in Zen.
aa :, % an gPelol vln eauses no pam, hhere structure
more mischief and undermines the constitution MUCH
with all the diseases OF the skin. growing Of neg
cured i'm Ttru
SEMINAL NEAKNs, particular attention having given d
on in many cases y lie desi1si.ys hals Of iaeonis-
Youths ard excessive indulgence Of The passions, neglect 81
which viii undermine the constitution, rendering he ssc- unhs
Tor business or socy, and causing premature ola ass
Females who may be la6orug VITA any dcu Of the Womb
may assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad BY writing and SEATING air cs win
Zee enclosed dre'ted % Dr. A. kug No. % Deairck street
Nashville Tennessee, viii have the Necessary mecne sent To-
their address, wit Necessary directions. Strict secrecy Observed
may 23-dIy
TIE GOLD DOIINION,s COFFEE-POT.
TENOCsANDs u this Coffee Pot have aaiy been soli
The increase. Wherever introduced, IL las given ne moss
complete satisfaction.
The Old Dominion CoFfec-Pue
Wakes better coffee uan il Is possible to obtain aay other
keeper may boil her coaee Tor a7v is1b of t s H. of
ara Tins securing an ;he elements q t cgee ia haruat-l
and proportional combinations
The Old Dominion Collector
6ses healthy beverage Nervous and ous per-
sons Who bal not dared TO coffee for years,
drink their favorte beverage when this boiler,
and without Of the old uupiesaut
quences Tits healthy because y the OF condenser, eFapo
ration is prevented and the coffee Del boei long euoah
release al the natural elements % the he get Just
proportion in the beverage
The Old Dominion COf4oe-POt
Is the most economical for nothing being lest eVuporun
boiling onefourth less COdee requr while beVers IS
stronger more fragrant, and more delicious.
The Old Dominion Coffee-Pot
Never ils 20 do WORK right Cook spoil y1u CUP %
Coffee bv uesector retuuess a she has placed he boiler
on the stove range.
some three hundred Of the above CoePo have 0t na
Nashville, and they warranted Do give perfect satisfaction; an
sizes from one 20 twenty quarts For sale IS
iels J. W. HILSoN, College street.
LSO--1sssy Five Minute Ice Cream Free1ers licDoa-
"A aids Louisville Refgsuitor, irhus Fru.t Cans Jones
Fruit Cans Water Coolers, an sizes.
jels-f Wv. WILSON, Cou--s street.
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CRAM GRAINIl--wanisd at the Nashville Cit
LADIEs, FTNE sHOEs.

Ladies' fine Brown Italian Cloth Congress Heel Caters;
Ladies' do do do do Button do
Ladies' do Black do do Button do
Ladies' do Kid Slipper handsome trimming;
Ladies' do do Caters with and without lselss
Ladies' do Side Lace Heel Caters;
Ladies' do do do Plain do
Ladies' do Congress do
AtNO. q, Public Square,
ie25-I SNYDER & FBIZZELL,
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sEEAlT HOAT ENCTRsI0N.

~ VIE shelby Life Guards, having chartered first steam
boat will give excursion Friday 81 Of july for the
tnehtof those who honor them with their presence Iheboa
viii leave the foot Of Broad q o'clock A. NJ and touch
Colemans landing stopping 10 minutes for passengers,
u q Bonnings Brass and String gagged for the
occasion. Dinner Free.)
Tickets S. e Be got rom the members OF the company or on
board ie22-dd
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Farewell Concert Tour.
ANNA VAIL,

county, for Europe feels anNOus 20 visit some Of
those cities IN which she has been received win much
Kindness taking IN her way nany musical places where che
has ye hEd tn honor appear and has much pleasure
70 aonuunce q the
Musical Amateurs Of Nashville,
Grand Musical Concert IN the 81 lev DAYS,
which oceaon she viii b assisted b. the following emil
Ront ARTISTS
MOLLEN HAUER,
The great Vi5nit created quite sensation in Bu
roDe md this c1untrs.
n. B-MoBs Julien, announcing ths brothers Mollsn-
hauer, his programme. Their Duets have
tOnhed the daiant or musical Europs b. their
ing unity Of soul and expression accorded these gsd
Artists thetr performances The brothers hollenhaueT
hgaly celebrated for heir Competitions their
eoutive abilities their Quartstss and Musca di ComoFa
having given them much among composers and
artists as tnar PLAYING has sehisVsd with tho publc
THE. SCHRElNER,
The talented Pianist and Composer, pupil OF Iszt.
1T
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CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES wilIbs sold at
IN ORDERING TICKETs OF CERTIFICATEs.

IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money address for the Eckets Ordered,
receipt Of which they will be forwarded By first mail Purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure they may designate
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent 70 pu
chasers Immediately after the drawing
U y Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain and
give shsir Post Office, County and STATE
III Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
without deduction.
II All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately after
the dTaWingOthfr prizes the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address ordc,s Tor Tickets Certihcaiest TO
=. SWAN g. CO., Augusta, Georgia.
III Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, Atlanta Ga,
their filled, and time, BY addressing
Co., at either Of those cities.
VI Of the numbers drawn from the Wheel with
the of the prize that each is entitled TO, viii be pub
lshed every drawing, the following papersAugusta
(Ga) ConsttutiOnas, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atsna Intelligence,
New YORK Weekly Day Book savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Paulliug ssl Clarion aud
Little Rock (Ark } True Democrat. ie-26
OtRAINI GRAIN!!--wan,ad at the Nashville City
III Mills
50, 900 bushels prime Wheat;
10000 old damaged Wheat, for disillery;
10000 Corn, which the highest market price viii be
paid in Cash;
The City Mills keeps an times Extra Family Flour
Shorts Ship sus, &c, which will be furnished and
liyered In large quantities at exceeding low prices
Call at the Agency Nashville City Mill, No. g. Market street.
S n
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ID. r. THOMAS ~. ID.
No. f5f Vine STREET.

VrvcEuyEs, IA June ., ial1
PR0F. o. G.. WOODS you about 70 Manufacture
Eeui your recently Hair Restorative sill state, Cor
whomsoeYer raj concern. THAI have used llan known others
i-at have years. been In the habit Of usng
Hair Restorative and that ind yours vastly superior
any other know entirely ciss the head e. dauirud,
mouths proper viii reore pers2ns hair % TIE
original youthful and texture, giving t heas sof
glossy auuearnCe and all this, without disc1orng @ hands that
auy IT, or the dress which Go drops would, therefore,
commend every DESTROYS Of having hne color
texture b hair. Respectfully yours
WILSON KING.
o. J. WOOD CO. Propreors- 3l3 Broadway New York,
lin the great n Wire Railing abslmenl and ia Market
street, Sc. Louis No. And sold by an good Drugsist
may5-d &zF3ul-iuside.
SMALL FARM FOX SALE.--I oasr fsr ale nv
ra- seven miles the city Of Nashville, Immediately on
Gallan Turnpike containing f-our T1s5uiidnrs
comfortable and substantial and all i'm excellent repair One
land 0penhaauce timber veil set 10 blue
grass.
AIRY who desires comfortable home on \ rood PIKE ana
the L0usvill and Nashville Railroad, situated de-
e au nsighb0hood, chrch school stores,
fal within quarter Of mils viii find good opportunity 90
purchase, determined % sell Terms and further luor
nation may be obtained hy addressing e Undersigned from
Rev. DR.. Stevenson Methodist Polishing H0use
u. sATT sTEFkNsONs
luneli-VeoWf Nashville, tennessee,
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PEoF. WO0O-har sr--Ysur Hair Restorative q pr5vins
itself beneficial % The 'front.' ami hack part % ny
head almost lost its coyern fact bald have usel but
nail pint bottles Of your Restorative, and The @ Isl
we'll stndus with promising crop Of young hair, and De rcut IL
also receiving is benefit have tried other Preparations Ehout
any benefit whatever tinE from personal reoomnlen
aoni can induce many others cry
Yours respectfully, d. r. THOMAS, u. y.
No. 45f Vine STREET.
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EACH SATURDAY IULY!
APPROPRIATIONS PRIZES.
100000

WHOLE TICKETS SO; HALVES s.; QUARTERS s2]5.
A Circular showing the plan of the Lot
teries viii be sent 90 any one DESTROYS Of
receiving il.
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RAINS & BROWN,
DRUGGISTS AND Observation-Disclosures
NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,

NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE TEygEzsEE.
complete assortment Of English and American Chemicals,
"a pure and uuaiuat Drugs, fresh -auuins EEtracts
select powders, etc, always o. hand.
EEAFOKANG EXTRACTS ETC
Lemon Rose. Vanilla, Pine berry, Celery A1ni
Raspberry Peach and Orange Extracts Tor dlv0rn-.
muda Arrow Root, Isingias, Cloves Nus, Cinnamon etc. %
RAINS & BROWNS.
"a, UOO sEEBS.--Te a5o nov in S 1is q j.
mostexensve Of Garden ssis nbrcng many new and
valuable Fares brought this MARKET They an OF
the growth Of j and FROM he following houses knoun
reputation:
d. Landreih & Sons, PhiladeIphia.
The American SEED Garden, WiLhsrfeli, &c
ksey fralonia, New York.
Shaker Gardens South Union, Kentucky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the houses ry for rst
tOus DISTRIBUTION. Call and get
In addition % the above, have large supply 81 nost
usual varieties b. The pound. Beans
$1,000 PAPERS FLOW EH SEEDS.
Just received from the oeshrate house Johnson Robbins a
Co., Two Thousand Papers Of Flower ~ The lovers of FIou
ers have larger and better from
their selection Of s than they heretofore his c
RAINS BROWN,
No ID south side Public Square.
anl4 Opposite the Market Elouss