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IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES

Enclose the money 10 address Tor the Tickets
dered, ON receipt 81 which they viii be forwarded by
first mail Purchasers have tickets ending IN any
figure thay may designate.
The List - nrawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent
10 purchaser imme lately after the drawing.
HS- Purchasers ~il please write thelr signatures
PLAIN and give Their Post Olice. Cuuuty aud state.
81 Remember that every Prize Is drawn aud i'aya-
bic without deGuctOu.
Hs-AH prizes OF 81 600 and under, raid immcalato
IL after The drawingther prizs Al me usual TINE 80
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders GoT ilcsSets ar CcrtsLeates 10
: SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ga.
"a Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, o.
Atlanta Ca, can have their orders nlied and save
time by addressing :. swan Co, at either Of thos
cities.
as-A Int Of the numbers Cat are drawn from the
wheel with tho amount at the prize thai each one y
ntiticd TO- will be published after every drawing, "a
the oilowiug pzpers sA ngasia Ga , Consfasfaoaai
a. Nssr Ogissfiis Dei'a Naals Aesstsr. CAassfiss
s tnaerd NasArsfie z,ftc. AsstI Lzfrfgefoer. Nsl-
Is.rR Weekly Dag h,1k, SaaGHnah Georgian, EtcA-
Hs.aa Dispa,cA Ness fsrk f'uTafsA, sad I'es'id'if
gutzs Cgaraa, ssisd Ltis Rok liFk) TIVE Dasaef a.
sepis-t1
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Nu-iness Change.

SxUCCFEi ING J &. iaraen in tho Iaimber trade,
- xiu coatinne tbs business tie @ d stand No
III iifo-dsay) whore ! vi be pleased "a meet a
the salross q my predecessor anu many otAess
a. lnay fayOr Nth a call
I have several mills cutiing Poplar and Cedar
Lanlbe 0cziaesa iafge supply u whlta aad yeiia~
Pine, thus enabling - sell Al inanuiaetnres's
prsccs.
Having purchased the books and accounts of fhe
old nrn al wha q avarr Of their inaebtednsss All
please zone forward and settle by the nrst Of SEP
teabeF, ~ili pet their ascoants with ofAcer
DOR cofisct on. -.r.s.
Having determined 70 - here rigsly 20 The Cash
System. orders mus BE laeconPenied eith the
sness-g J.R pARDEN.
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THird Glass.

Axes, Shovcls, Sptlcs, SAL irons. Zinc and Tin q
pigs. TIM Plate. ArvilS Vices. casks OF Chains ami rIuz
"a.illa and Cotton Cpr,'arc, Coffee, Hrlvy Ctstuas
sHl Gearing. Carriage SpriEgs apd ANicS g,ilro,
Wheels and ANcS. Chairs. SPIKES. and Rosin in bb.,
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Chancery Court az Nashville.
y. B, Tohsy By Sc - HsFIaA9 O. Amt. &C, g

u b. funeg BY kc-, gs- Herman tiN, Adui =. Aei Ct
ai-flTlriha vi
I Tie orlee of gise Cssrk aud Master af tho Chan
~ Gerry Court Nsshv ale on the 2sth dAy 81 -Id,
las ga ustioB ~ complainant By counsel IN the
above caasr and APPEARING "a The sarsfactn az he
cert All Master, IllAs the saA defehdant Il. ".
Hat y uoa-rsziduut % he state 4 fenheezse. ana
therefore the Ordinary process % tis cannot Be
served u;sn hiui. therefore ordered by the CleFk
aA4 N.sser Iiizt Pubeatoa BE made fur faur weeks
n saccez-ioa 10 IAe Nashville fAtEet. newspaper
easshef IN the city OF Nashville rec sirng The sad
dsfsndant % appear az the term q Tie Chance
~ conFt O. BE holion for the oeanty II navdsHn
t8s csart-heuss thereef i the chs - Nashville "a
the nrst Man1ay in November next. aud answer <ala
til the viii be tsksn lor confessed a. u him
asa act dOsa for hsAFing en- parse
lao 4 CLEANS.
ssps-s-wn Pr'slosSS CeEk ! A-slsr.
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Swan & Co.'S Lotteries.

DERS0NS who desire o. try their inck IN these G .
Il ebratcd Lattertes, wAich draw every Saturday "a
th- year can have their Orders promgy attended -
w.sAoat the Flsk Of sending b nal ey tiaFss -iss
SAa-I. SWAN 4 co,
Fox M. 90. r. o.. Nashville
copy Of th- Ofhcial Draxag xIii be sent 10 each
PURCHASER ssy after the dr<~iag takes place
For prices ADVERTISEMENT ~ anethei column
SO; eiEhths 81 Is ePaf
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Nome Amin,

AIR. fAhGOMEE desires TO inform his
vi srscns lt4v Iit0s gcuer1ils that he d
iro-a Ms AastAeTA Tor aad ready g. open
ae iali cam. ag
fally Pastr1 IA AL reeaaI IMPROVEMENTS n flote-
raphle Asag4.zIiu.-lply lng, - he etofore lely
sin lAe laerls ~ his Fes4res, ana deter nins 70
ebert to plrass he coandchty invites those
"a have never gsNea ulfn = TAR us 90 So =.
Les ALL Ma hep sd looz1s he naosr ecnys-
saliy sgJ iJeasaaiy !peateG 81 any IN the ity
Cherry street., corner Or ualoa. sspl-l-1
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JNO. Z. GIEAVES,
sept27-w4w Prs fee s. Clerk 4 MasteI
Chancery Court at Nashville.

Henry C-utcher Us. Thomas Crutcher and others.
Two Mary 'ruiclier, widow Of IIen'y Crutcher, de
j. ceased, Albert 6. Crutcher, Mrs. Mary Helm and
her husband Thomas j. Helm, Mrs. Margaret Ne
Dowell and her husban" Joshua 4. Mcdowell, Mrs
Eliza Twyman ana her husband William Twyn.an
George Crutcher, Thos CrIcher William II. CrutcheT
and James Crutcher, children and heirs a Law oi
Henry Crutrher decd. Ia pursuance of the law il
such cases made and provided, You are hereby mott
fed and required To appear at the Court house ii
Nashville the first Monday in November ncxI, I,
show Cause, If any you have, Why the pf Henry
Crutcher Tn mas Crutcher ct ais now pending II
the Chancory Court at Nashville, Tenn. should no
be revived in your
JN0. F. GLFANFS,
sept2s-4w Clerk X Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09
For RENT.

4 NEAT and comfortable dwelling, situated Just
~ bsyuDa The Nashsisir and Chattanooga Raiirtsa
nrpot IA Illness Addiiian. with psla eastern sna
every csn, ensrnee necessary T. render desirable
resIience. Apply - " l. fsOils, r.,
aurzss-rf n - berry =.
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To Exchange or Sale.

A LIKELY Negro Woman, 3S Years old, aud her
n FIVE children the oldest boy II, the next cill
10 and on asWu infant, VIII be sold
Changed for other Negroes 10 some living in he
country and that them for their use, ana
not for speculation. Apply 10 -.
augli-tf WILL. J.. BOYD.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09
LENIrA Chance

7 AN Offering FOR ssle r'rt beautiful House and Lot
berry street. afl- iiHr tho Il i"p buildings,
(uow a course Ut eIc,ti,,) froutHg 90 feel aud run
hing back ISL feet This b. the n,,st desirable prop
erty la the ctl Tor sale. Also, two store Houses
Market street near Spring 81. Apply q
WILL l.. BOYD,
jy1-t No. so Cherry street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09
Chancery Court All NashviIle.

Mccall, Vanleer Il Co vs.. Philip r. J. CalhgIan eta
the Office OF the Clerk and Master OF the Chan
n Gerry Court at Nashville on the 23d day OF
Sept, 1855, motion of complainant by counsel in
the above cause and appearing the satisfaction OF
the Clerk and Master that the said defendants, SAML
STUBBINs and ABRAM GARRISON, are non residents OF
the State of Tennessee, and therefore the Ordi
nary process of this court cannot be served upon
them it is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master that publication be made for four weeks
in succession in the Nashville Patriot, "A newspaper
published in the city of Nashville, requiring the
sld defendants appear at the next term of the Chan
Gerry Court be holden for the county Of Davidson
the court house thereof, in the city Of Nashville,
the LIST Monday in November next, ami answer
said hill, the Will be taken for confessed
them and set down for hearing ex parte.
JNO. +. GLEAVFS.
scpt2l-W4t Prs fee So Clerk x Master
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POST Office.

att NAsssIr Z, March 70, isss
IRON and AFTER the ssf AZ ART, The Post One "
Il be oDenes on Sssaay - Al b lf-pAst A. ~ ans
close az "a 0usn again al P. y. ane elo>s a.
r. NJ On all other GAYS ms 80 &c MI pc efs'sa a.
n = = s T. 4SDusoS, Fost Master,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09
Negroes for Sale.

WE have a good Lrt 81 Negroes FOR sale, some 10
w or ~ LIktLY BONS from 10 10 20 years OH.
Several Young women with one child each; or 3
good House Girls, % {" - years oit well auaburl,
be highly rec0miaen .cG. Euud Carpenter -
years "a, good Cooks, q or : nicn frsm 20 e. A.
years Odd. H. Il. HAYES \ 90.
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Jacks, JcnRets ard Cattle
FOR SALE

L HAVE for sale or my plantation, Ia Jackson ceun
- Nlue Jacks from two T. tx years Oh. u good
,iyr the largest about hauss htsh. eighteen Jen-
aets ann forty hra a Cattie. for further part
apply a. the undersigned az Nashville.
AuelO-wAtrlHlm ". =. WCOI FOLK.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09
For Rent.

THE dcsrable RESIDENCE No 81 SAITH Srrnce street
i~as@ can b~ had. Ia geod tenant, Also, ssme
new furniture, Al It's worth. Apply q tbs once or "a
HOEIRT GIBSON,
nuFft-H t5reuttzes.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09
Fifty Negroes for Sale.

NONG the lot We have several good Families, tive
~ three young Women M ufst child. four gnns
House Boys, boyF from ~ 20 20. good Dining ros,
Servants, with aguod iot Of Held hands aud girls
and q gosd Blacksmith and Barber.
aprcq-tr Il n HAYNES 4 90.
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F OR S ALE,
( n1n Worth of NnSi Ialnnhlp Renl ESiafR

/ WILL sell fn the most reasonable terms some ul
i the most desirable city property ever offered IN
this market lying Cherry Cellar Market and spruce
SITS, suitable for business houses private dwellings
propose 90 exchange the above for likely Negroes Al
tue best ca-h prices.
mayI5-tr WILL. l.. BOYD, JR.
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NCgrocS for Sale.

HAVE quite number Of Negroes hand FOR
Il sale; amongst them an excellent Seamsircss ard
House servant Also, several good Cooks. Washers,
sc. Cali soon. WM L. BOYD, JK.
Septl7-n
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GIaaferD llotires.
Chancery Court. AT Nashville.

Thomas : Cruicher, Adm r, &c, vs. John Crutcher
AMI others
A the Office of the Clerk Master Of the Chancery
N Court AT Nashville on the 2Tth day Of eten
1855, motion Of complainant, by counsel IN the
above cause, and It appearing to the satisfaction
of the Clerk and Master, that the said defendants.
Mary Crutcher widow O Henry Crucher, dee Albert
q. Crutcher, Mary Helm ThOs. J. Helm her husband
Margaret Mcdowell and Joshua A. Mcdowell her hus
band Eliza Twyman an VIM. 1wyman or husband,
Geo. Crutcher IhOm Crutcher VIM. II CTutcher and
Jas. Crutcher children ana heirs ct Henry Crucher
decd, are non-resldenS OF the State OF Tennessee,
and therefore the ordinary process Of this Court can
not be served upon them, II is therefore orcere by the
| Clerk and Master that publication be made for four
weeks n Succession in the Nashville Patriot a news
paper published the city Of Nashville requiring the
SAID defendants To appear the of the Chan
Gerry Court 10 be holden for the county Davidson,
the courthouse thereof in the city Of Nashville, OF
the iirst Monday in Nov next and answer said BILL OF
the same viii be taken for confessed them anI
| set down for hearing parte.
| JNo. E. GIEAVES,
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In Chancery at LaFavette.

John Ward, Guardian, of the minor heirs Of James A.
Taylor, deceased -EI IGre
nURSUANI u a Decree OF the Honorable Chancrry
l. Court for Macon couuty, July Term, 1875, viii
Offer for sale, np"n the premises, on SATURDAY, THE
9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1875, a credit uf one,
two, and three years Except the sum Of $.5.( the
undivided third part of I16 acres of land
less, with all Of lis aPpurtenaHccs, wing Macon
Tenn. u miles Fast Of Lafayette, including the cue
brated Red Boiling sulphur Springs, whcharc known
be infalliblc cure for Gravel, or any dcrgnEe
mcnt of the kidneys from any Sc whatever Scruf
ulous diseases of any character, Dyspepsia and mai
gcstion a word will cure greatly alleviate mosi
Of ali the Chronic diseases poor mortal man subject
to.
Tho improvements and furniture are new and andy
sufficient 10 render $50 60 visitors comfortable
Good Stables. Carriage houses and other out buildings
and about 20 acres Of the land in good stite Of cu
tivatiOn.
Also, large new store House in frst-rate local.
" for the sale II Goods and Groceries.
Bonds and approved securities VIII be required, anC
n lien retained upon the land and furniture for ia,
purchase mOnFy-July 2Sth, 1855.
JOHN claiborne.
aug11-'d Clerk and Master
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HI, tul ON.

UNHE c0partu srship heretofore sA.sslng under Ia
i name and styl = - II. a hU"S son 's thls
day dissolved b. isillli4l oohse.t, Mm A. Horn t4A
ing ali the eecIs a. u authorized 20 collect All
the debis due df Jay all claims AGAINST the
sana Mn II. HORN,
ssptS ~ ". l. soFlS-~
wM II III ..tai ,e The business Al tii'
Old sta-d.ssss -. -zs q ~.fsrs skstfui Sort men
60, seplls-ia
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NATURALIZATION PRIZES
5,4s5 Prizes amounting to...-.......-.. $500, 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters SO so.
Certificates Of Packages WI
To BE DRAWN
LII :. a II = = - = q

o. A Circular showing the plan 81 the Lotteries
will be seat % any one DESTROYS Of Receiving Il.
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Coal Stock Tor SaIe.

I'VE have l@3 Shares Huntsville Coal Mining stock
w VIC wish O. SELL or exchange Tor hSciy young
Negroes or city properly.
auga4-tr II. II. HAY .>IlS & co.
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Change of Schedule.
- - 90 90
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RllLR0AD
re- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS ny
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD,

On and after SUNDAY, JULY 18th, 1858, the Pas
~ sengeT Train viii run : follows
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. NJ. and $50 =. NJ
Arriving at Chattanooga at 2:20 ?. VI. and 80 \ N
Leave Chattanooga al A VI. and 9 2 NJ
Arriving at Nashville at 80 p NJ. and $40 a. NJ.
Through tickets are sold at Nashville TO the follow
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
No.II. COLLEGE STREET.
PATTERSON d FREEMAN,

IIAvE nov ia store, and are constantly receiving
II Inc .lasaftHl of all kinds OF CABINET FUR
NltUkE, Which tney determined TO sell as low
any other house la the city, At the time
rantng their Furniture be Of tie bost rkinznshp
and nuish. Que Il the arm has just returned from
the Whcre no personally selected the stock
which Il All Ot tECENF MANUFACTURE and LATEST
srILEs. our stncS sts In part o. Rosewood and
Mahogany taror Furniture, ssRle of shich very
ane, together win Chamber Setts, Book Cases Warsi-
cubes. RsCAnng CAatrs Lounges SOFAS Elasy CHAIRS,
gsench tie,st ais, Maso stands, Mahogany Chairs
Dressing Bureaus, kNtensian Tables ETC., etc, aud
ssiLn plete assoc tniett OF all kinds uf
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Low Priced Furniture,

and every variety Of Wood and Gaze seal CHAIRS.
We will ebdeayur a. pleas all, an1 n II lake much
IN showing oar suck ~ thoss who may iSoE
with call,
.asfr-am PATTERSON 4 FIREMAN
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for SaIc-Co llcnt.

ENeCu. OT7s Sale of Real Estate.
TIVE undersigned are now 1f,riiF az private sale.
all that portion az lane, Is ing the South side
Of the Charl tie Turnpike belonging to the estate 81
the late Matthew Barrow, deceased. The land ys ~
fun view and within about two miles or tho state
Capitol ana Is aii out in lots varying IN size r. IN
fourteen 10 twenty nine acres All HtUtuC on the
Turnpike Tuad. These lands viii De So To- fair PR
and liberal time. Any persuus IshIg OK
anime them. ascertain pa ctlar~ IN re.utrn
the terms. viii please call Oh John G. narrow. near
the premises, GA J. L. h r. ". Brown, Real Estate
Agents, the undersigned ia Nashville.
81. :. HIGHER,
G. c. TORBETr,
ptlO-f Executors OF NJ. Barrow decd.
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The Ticket Office l. III the Passenger Depot, and J.
open hot before the starting Of each Train, which
allows ample time for the purchase Of Tickets. il il
open at no other time during the day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave on the 4. NJ. Train.
which connects throughout with Trains on the other
roads. Time 10 Richmond - hours; Washington two
days; Philadelphia two and half, aud New YORK.
three days. THIS j. the cheapest and best route from
Nashville 20 the East.
New orleans passengers leave on the 2:30 J.. NJ
Train. arriving AT Memphis in time To- connect for NV
Orleans, ON the evening q tie next day. and go
Ia ouEh with boats without detention al Memphis.
Those for McNLUyile Sparta, and Berr~huha springs,
leave Nashville on the $50 l.. u. Tram. which con
meets directly Al Iu!ahuma with the Train ter MCNun
Vile Persons leaving McMiHnv'ilc in the morning
arrive AT Nashville at 80 2. NJ.
At Nashville thcre are boats which leave daily for
SmtaHd, and connect 18th beats for different places
the Ohm ANA Mississippi rivers. also, daily le ol
stages for Louisville, leaving every morning H.,
arrival ui the night express
BY this change Of schedule, the Train from Mem
phis connects direct at Stevenson with our mp uut
down day Trains, causing no delay "a Nashville and
Eastern laSseuEers and luUr Is gan ed over ia.
former = Eedule IN gong TO Memphis from Nashville
{. J.. AM FksN\.
If General Ticket Agent
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o, ~ 81.
To all the Fastcrn Cities.

To all The Eastern Cities.
A. 4 " lightning Express through % Criaiab-s and
ID Cleveland witsnrt change az ears. 50 D. NJ Eve
liIg kxirrss Through To B-4ir salt.tszhusg t"ut
I ci4anee cf
Pour Daily Trains.
FIRST TgAfS.-tiegclluh. Iltfrhu-E, -is1beuViac,
aud wheeling lightning fNrFess--lSuves GineiLraua 1t
O'Clock A. NJ, ior al the Esicrn etes also' ssg-
Geld.
lls train staps between Cincinnati and columbus at
L,yelaud. Morrow Nenis, and L,ndun oniy.
SE,UNli TkAfN.-tIevcland Express Mti-icavcs
Cincinnati q o.suA D. for liunkiTk buffalo, Nm York
Br-ton, ~, Wheeling, Baltimore lhiiadeli'la wash
sAaioai lfy
Iiis train stops At al points between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
TfURI, TRAIN -Accuinfo.iatoi,-Ieaves Ciurlnnati
al : - 2. A. Tor Spin Fhrid aad Columbus.
Ilrs tam makes connections Tor Wilmington,
Iafra-frf lie. The stps atall points
between Cincinnati and Columbus.
FUrRIa fkAfN.-ClevelaIid, pIttsburg and Wheel
ing NlgIf Exrrs--Lraves Cincinnati so O'Clock
2. n. Tor al the Eastern cuss.
Tbs train store At all Pyits between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
No tram Ca Sfnaays
Trains run by Columbus minutes faster
| tian Cnclnnafi tine.
For Through Tickets
Anf all nfuFifator Al Cincinnati phrase apply ~ the
Little Maini and C0vingtnu aud Lexington Ofice, No
BnfHstt finl- ~ tbs Oh Uflee. south corner
BToaa~as ant FrUilt, Opposite spencer House, az
J. DURAND, Superintendent
E. ,. FULLER, General neksI Agent
THE oMNIBUS LINE calls Ter passengers al all the
principal hotels for each aud every by leaving
recsi0ns ethes 90 he above oices, vii call for
passengers all Iaarts q The city, without fan ~
| IL n RtGGIfS Conductor
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09
NNagnIucent Scheme

485 Prlzes.-Nearly one Prize TO everv min
Tickets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-30


BY PALRRRY a CO.,
@. T.. @. DurUy, Auctioneer,
Office No. q Camp street
SATURDAY, May LIST, 1865, at I2 o'clock ~.
~ at BankS Arcade. Magazine by virtue Of
suant to order Of the Hon Second District Court OF New
sold nt pnbic auction 70 the highest bidder
ter, the following deseithed properly, to-wit
l. A SQUARE ~ GROUND, with the ba'iangs thereon,
uaet IN the faubourg bcugHy parish OF Jefferson IN this
State designated by The No Is the original pan OF said
bourg drawn by q r. Zpe Surveyor Nud deposited 81
Once = Lous Care s's Notary IN his s aud having in
front on Apollo street 36 fect front Cadir seei and the
front on jena
2. ANOTHER SQUARE or GROUND with the buildings
and improvements thereon situated In the afc auboufg
Of the above described square, designated by the
No. u on the plan sorssad said being BOUNDED by
Apollo Baechus, Cad and Jena streets measuring 800
front Apollo street the FROM Baeehas A
roht on Jena street aud tho sme front cad street. all
SIX i%fs OF GROUND. with the Improvements thereon,
10 the faubourg In square No 49, bounded b. Bacchus
nryades Nadz and Jena Streets and designated Nos
o. 10 and IL, plan drawn by F. j. Rnhaas 3lst
2srch 1851 and deposited IN Office Of j. b. Van Dalson
each other and ech 81 acchns street. By
~ feet deep et No 10 forming the Of BAeehus and Ca
dig streets and lot NO II 30
BY $50 feet In depth all American measure.
The who TO be sold in block.
p9- TERMS AND CONDITTONs-onefou fourth OF the price
10 be paid in cab. and the balance three
and four years IN divided coupons bearing
~ the rate Of six date Of the sle
until the maturity OF said notes respectively and " not then
te rate Of eight per Of
49, co. say 5000 Of each By gage
on the said property and The remainder OF be
cnred by second thereon The buildings
ry to be kept fully insured by the purchaser against loss
ire md the policy Of insurance be transferred j. Banc
as tutor OF his miner children until the Of the
Theodore Guyol ksq Notary Public the expense
purchaser.
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* METAIIsIE JOCKEY
n Az.zA CLUB RACES.
GEO SPRING MEETING OF 1853

- VIII commence on SATURDAY, the
BOSTON CLUB STAKE for three year old colts and fes
added BY the Boston prc,s %o or more Ms TSe
second horse his stake Iol SO It's lilies and geld
l. + j. Wells namss g. c. cALyIT, by Yorkshire, out Of
2 R. Ta,lor Co b. f. BONNIE LAssIE, by Glencoe
s. r O. Hebert names b. UPsILoN by Epsilon out Of Kate
D. " Keuner names b. c. RUPEE, by Voucher. out of A
s. A. l. Bipga%au oh. E. ELIZA LOGAN, by Frosty
g. A. L. nranu name. CHI f. czARINA by Glencoe, cut of
Mamie Rhodes, by Wagner
4 Sprsgue names CHI ePoRTLAND, by Sovereign. out
8 Myers / Moore name CHI c. MONTGOMERY by Boston IT,,
o smith Perr name b. JoccosEE. by Glencoe out of
TUESDAY, Aprile-JocKEY CLUB PURSE $1,000; heats,
three miles
WEDNESDAY. April 7--JocKEY CLUB PURSE. s4Co
hests mile
WEDNESDAY, april 7-GAIETY CLUB STAKE. for two
years od colts and aes heats one mile; snbcrpon $500
or start The second horse to save his stake Colts So
lbs allies and geldngs 81 lbs, -
Reel eel mei' names en- C. SrAhAE' by wagner out OF
p O. Heber b. +. KoH-I-NooR, by NuncO. out of
3. n F. Keiner names oh. c. brother to Voucher.
L. A. Bringier names CHI PICNIC by Louis DOR of
s. A l. Bhssmah Capt JohnstOns) b. c. by Voucher
A L. Bgsmsn III. ElOtts b. by Voucher of
!. MYERS Mofe CHI. c. by Glencoe out Of Belle, by
H. oliver names b. C. by Sovereign ont Of Odd Stocking
Bnshear Power name eh by Albion out OF Terrhers
10 A. X Richards names CHI MISS DUKE, own sister Of
H. Also Oh TRANsYLvAHIA, by Massoud out Of Peytona.
u Also, b. f. by Sovereign out of sister to Pryor.
THURSDAY, Aprls-JocKEY CLUB PURSE $500 heats,
two miles
FRIDAY, April 9-JocKEY CLUB PURSE, 5000; heats,
SATURDAY, April lo-JooKEY CLUB PURSE, $3.50;
m24dhtW Chairman Executive Committee.