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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-04

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
GRAND DAY PERIoRMAnCF,
TOMORROW GSatnrdsyD AFTERNOON,
FOR FAM. les AVID CHILDREN.
THE Gle NNTI' ILLUSTRATIONS
RUSSIAN WAR
Wall be III nIbif ed st o'clCck.
O AdmlIsIoa for chi'as e. IS Gems IL
WAsMAGIox TRkATgt., - .
THIS EvENINs. Feb ..lsss.
Will be performed. bT ,peOsal desire. the teArufs
MASKS AND FACES,
In which that brilliant actress.
MISS JANE NJ. DAVENPORT,
Mk. FISHER
Vii appear as 1upl>t. IN winch he IS uCriyGll6d.
THE DEBUTANTE
Follows. with Miss Manners ana Mr.. Dawson in
the lsadins parts.
III Pieces 80 usHsl-G
III The Box ohhce, for the SAFE Of TICKETS and
occurring Of seats. will lie NJ Mefzerott's Mnsle
vll Be opsn dsiIy ff"Tn a I'M N Until 5 . N.
AsuING TON HEATKE.
ITALIAN OPERA.
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
TO THE PUBLIC.-Mr. rIlmAnn, having Teen
nio,mea the great desire that SITS % hear an OF
spoctiuly announces that be wall ave
Two Nights Of Italian Opera
AGording the pubIe an opportunity OF hearing in
Mile pIccoLoMINGI.e 'a
Mile ToiNsOT,
Mile GhIoNI,
Ei,It ENz,
MA6GIORoTTI.
and CARL FoRMEs.
The two rir hts . III take place on
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Feb. 7th and 9th.
MoNDAY.F,B aMsrm.
MILE PICCOLOMINl
will make her inst and only appearances IN Opera.
when Will be given DOrizettls
DON PASQUALE,
tone LoRINi. ana HAGGI0ROTii.
Or TUEsDAY,Fehs.Msnm.
MADAME LAB0RDE and CARL F0RMEs
% make se 4n s.,'sS Sy ne
be psmed amer the duector has cons ulted the opin-
VII . Be aSnoSDOed on Thursdss %SnnS A''
accommodate about one part Of the audiences
/ that have flied the New York and Philadelphis
the price Of sss reserved seat, Which have been
ohesriuly paid in these three cities, IN cansiders
II
4 They Will, therefore u hoped. approve of the
| scale Of prices adopted for the twO nights.
| Subscription ticket inc uding e. erved seat
Reserved seat sG for an, single night
Private boxes with IL admission tickets n ~
| Admission without reserved seat----- ] 50
ORDER OF THESALE
i On Friday will he sold the subcTption tlokets.
On Saturday and Monday commences the sale Of
seats for sny Of the two nights.
Admission tickets 81 50 eschD msy be had durinf
the day Of performance and at the d. or.
The ticket Office will be at Metzerott's Music
| store. fe2tf
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS or THE HOUSE
OF REPREsENrArIvKs are invited to attend q
meeting of the party at the Capitol, on Satur'
day next, at II o'clock, p. m.
MARTIN ]. CRAWFORD, Ga.
NJ R III. GARNETr, va.
CT. VALLAEDIGHAM, Ohio.
he BURNETT, KY.
S. s. MARSHALL, jill.
Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-04

EVENING FANS. FANCY HAIR PINS
II SHELL COMBS, &e.
Al. w. GALL BRO Jewellers, $50 Pa aye-
noe, fours doors eat of Brovns' Hotel, have jast
opened new assortment OF the above, 10 WHICH
tsey invite the attention Of the ladies', -
n. w. GAIT BRO,
les 81 50 Pa. avenue, between eth slo IN sis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-04

1@THE BIBLE LECTURES EVE
lS SATURDAY MIG II at ths r Ooms of the
Young Mems Chri stan Association, are becoming
and more interesting, and act arg LII Der
of gentlemen. The suhj got for SATURDAY. evening Is
the "InspIIatlOn of the New 1 testament" Young
men are cordially invited feat
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

THE ARLINGTON BOYS STILL ALIVE
The members Of the Arlington Club take "a
great pleasure In announcing to their friends -
and The pubic that they Will give their Sec ~
ond trad Cotlllon Party at Harmony Hall ON ~
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 18th, 1859
Particulars In failure advertisement By order
Of the "
fe4 81. COMMITTEE.
I ooK OUT FOX The MONUMENTAL
IL CLUB.
,Orand Assembly of the Monumental Club az
Franklin Hall, corner of 9Th and ID streets, "a
snMONDAl EVENING, Feb 7th, ls5s. -
Ilckets rf CENTS, admitting a zen -
tlemsn and ladies. CslA
By order Of THE COMMITTEE
ia 25-Tu.rh, S.M,w,F, SAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-04

0~MEnlCAL SOCIETY Or THE DIS
TRICf OF COLUM BIA.-A special IN set-
ing of the Society will be held on SATURDAY,
5th inst. at - IN at the Washington InhrmaIy. NJ:
a Cong enltal Fissure of the Stsrnum. will b pre-
scented for examination. and viii mOnstrate on his
person certain motions of the Heart large Arteries
and Lungs. The members of the Prof. ssion gen
orally are especially invited to attend.
w. f. LlPPITT. Nj. n,
fe4 Rec. Secretary.
G+NOTI"E.-A monthly meeting of the Hack
~ mems Association will be held on SATUK
DAYiEVENING, + cd. 5th, at o. clock. The mem
aSce, there is business of Importance to be trans
acted. By order of
fs S-Stt JOHN +. BRAXTON, Pres't.
o@THE LADIES OF WESLEY CHAPEL
Rooms, Louisiana avenue between az and 9Th
streets. commencing on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING. Feb. I'd. The public are invited to attend.
fe I-9t
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LOST AID FOUND.

i uST-On FRIDAY night, 18th Janua'y y, on or near
- ~ street vest lady's Mink Msrten Fur VIC
iOKlNE. The finder will be paid q tuItsble Fs-
vsrd BY leaving same NJ the Mansion House. near
corner Of r and 18th sits. NJ.
kNOUND-On THURSDAY morning, FebruAry Sd a
bv ~sll'~p ~ this ofkce.
GS hkwAkD.-SIIaytd or stolen from the am.
YD scrIotr 7, on III Let M tant. q blood IAy n
1880, aen9t 10 hands hirh; long name IN
yhlts els.e 10 ihs for.eead; ears dIooplns. The
and I. y" ~" oetweth
AUG'S JACOBS.
WITCH OF ADAMS fxPksss COMPANY. Pa Avt
WASHINGTON. Jan ls, 1859. (
xl(M REWARD Was Loaf from one of the
~ - UU wagons OF tins Compsny. on the MOI ma n
nm, y, De1smoer, going from Baltimore and Ohio
Dpot % Potomac Road, one BON, directed 20
r naaans EhPtess Con pany, Augusta, Sa The abnvs
1870 VII De pad for Its recovery, tsok hfsr-
m - as vii Ia I'D 10 its = cOyury. =.
Iel-iet W. a. TREGO. Sup't.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-04

TIE WsAfHER.-Ths following report of the
weather for this morning 10 made from the More
Telegraph line TO the Smithsonian Institu tion.
The time of observation Is about Z o'clock:
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On Friday will be sold the subscription tIokets.
On Saturday and Monday commences the sale Of
seats for any one Of the two nights.
Admission tickets (si So eschl msy be had durinr
the day of performance and at the d. or.
The ticket Office will be at Metzerott's Musio
Store. r. , M
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
wi X. FRANCE CO, MANAGERS,

These Lotteries are drawn By State authority. and
under the superintendence of State Comm % ON
They have been drawing for over forty years. Per
sons no wish to purchase tickets can, with conf
dence: buy In the Mary land Lotteries. there has
never been question az To their legality fairness
of craving, and no prize sold but what was promptly
paid.
LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK,
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Norx Under the regulations OF the department.
NE Is.oiSre ano nov existing, no payment can be
So9nsnsrs e are a.. taly ID to puhsih b.
'nS So@mtssfoasf OF the General Land Once.
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Magnificent Scheme

TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN APRIL.
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Certificates of Packages will be sold a. the fol
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Rates Charged for Second-ClaSS Tirktts.

Emgrants Will be taken up"n pr,k at reduce
price, aud hom three 1 ten collars cheaper uan b
any other ruute.
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LIVERY STABLE.

MN. T. WRIGHT CO, would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens OF Nashville lSsaTN
and the public generally that they have NA
purchased the welgkno~n Livery Stable ana le stock
and axturos, form eri occupied by Nm. j. Philips
Market street, ice below the square.
We have przt-Tate lots anu box stalls TO zccommC-
date droVers, and all our friends who may favor ~
With Their patronage.
We pledge ourselves 60 satisfaction In all cases
We have large humber of the Saddle Horses and
Baegies 10 hire al all times.
The TACT h. intend bein so passed by any
Stable IA tie southern country Come along ana see
TOT yourselves.
fsbS-ly wM. 7. WRIGHT co.
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PAULDTNG ANDKKsoS, cHURcH ASDERsos
Lebanon, Tran. AGshriiie. Tenn
P. & C.. ANDERSON,
wHoIEzAIE GKoczSs, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION NTS
DEAIKHs
Brandies, Wines, Whisky, &C.,
ALSO,
Dealers TN bacon, Lard and Couatr
Produce. of every description,
Corner q Broad and college Sired,
NASHVILLE, TENNEssEE.

NE are row in receipts of large and well
w assorted stock OF GrScertes. IIasofs &c 10
wbich We iAyLe The attention of the trade:
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On Saturday, The ,Oih day Of April, 1853
d ssoIutian of Partnership.

" oct Der last sad my interest ia the baslRsss
Il IL II. II HAYNES a co TO my partner. Af. X
j. ITuys Agreeable the terms Of TIE sale was q
rernzin With him until the first u Marrh, from thai
tin O. He wit continue tie business Ia his csn nsme
He alone u authorized settle The business az ths
hrm. am thankful 20 ny friends Zoe tbs liberal pA
iTonage receiyed. II. II. HAYNES
mar72-tf =
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TusI reserved the foiloSsnk
81 aaa SFeuy Music. VIZ. Duke q <z = = -
aAlaeeH = March. Paceiiesaini nehoi- n IA III ri
tab. syfsa fofkA, Leaiss AsleE AID
EmFire slaeeFslies. CaIt- rE<inAnS sHsk rszp -
r lAsF Silh nsN eait1ens az ny esn paei<As-aals
seass, On ard kn~ ssAs II Hone, cz.1.z nAehfse,
~ traye shall ffesEen, szArs - tae anusf
Nslsses Nezlsxa AnazaiEss and fzs ea szaztazhes,
- g1sad. Fenaeeses Gaeele tssilse AaE QarrR, anf
n@nx eehsxsA Besides frsse saesas - ss-<as@J
4 ssass Pznaz. Jas. A kreIIkk.
ts1zt-If ~. - lszo1 "a So
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Iusr received large los u ChlldFen's cArrsg. )
J aRsly dashed ~hleh vii BE sid loseE thas eve
before ~ THE market
fses 80 frs AAeAiS1ik = .sis1siis-
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SffERsFF,s SALE.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue OF a yeRdftioni exponas TO directed,
ID and delivered from che Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson CO., Tenn, at its January Term 1850, l
will expose public sale the highest bidder, for
ash, the Court house yard in the city Of Nash
vile, on MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL,
1859, all the right, title, claim interest and es-
tate which j. @. Fellows then had, may have since
acquired and TO the following described Real Es-
tate to-wit: Lots Nos and 20 the plan Lots in
SoutA Nashville belonging TO }. n. Twins Estate as
Lard OUtby H. C. Marceli and registered in the Regis
tsr's oice OF Davidson county, in book No. H. and
page SIS, the came being lots decided TO J. G. Eel
lows by T. J. hunsferd, &. NJ, may be by
reference % deed IN REGISTERS office Of ayison
book No Il, pages 262 and 263 being levied on as
the property Of j. g. Fellows TO satisfy a judg-
tnent rendered in favor OF Charles Leavitt against
James C. Baldwin and j. G. Fellows. Feb. 4, 1859.
h .. JAS. 81. HINTON, Sheriff of Davidson co.
mare-td BY Z. c. DhAKE Deputy Sheriff
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Clerk and Masts RS Sale Of Lots
in Clifton.

James Bridges aud others MalIhe~ Bridges and
- zee
Df virtue az a deeree of the Honorable Circuit
Id Court Nashville, Tennes zee, prououneed IN the
above cause .ht Sepcmi Term. ls5s, will
pse to pabr sale 10 te hlgnest bidder, al the Court
House l.. tie city ~ Nashville,
On Saturday, The 10th day Of April, 1853,
That valuable Tract % Land known a. the Bridges
Home Place, sboat three miles fresh Nash Vile. |! las
between the Charlotte Turnpike road and Cumberland
river, being Lots Nos. {b and a. N The an u The
Clifton pro- ery containing about twenty dive Acres.
Said LAM II Sid for partition.
TkRss s4ik-Sad and gill be sold upon eon
and two years credit. nxng the minimum bad al sisO
per Acre Bonds aud approved security VIII be re
CURED 81 the purchaser and lien retained uEtii the
purchase money Is paid
DAVID C. LOVE,
msrio-td ersr .EHs Clerk 4 Aastsr.
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sole Leather.

{xTE are ~ rssssps o. ana sa kssp essnztzafly -
w hand, large stnek u sapsfsof Oak and He's
laek Tanned sfie Leather, shscl sss tts trsa.
,s al 's~s ~ ..e AspEssos
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&c LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS And VICESBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
James JslnSGn. Nashville. Z. Howard, and
Fed RnInr

One Of these Boats Viii leave Nashville every 9th
er cay at noon: time from Nasl lille Co Memphis For
T. Ell ht Hours; Niek sbGre Five lays and To New
Orleans even BAYS
Boats leave Nashville every cay and wat for the
arrival 81 the asstuerr Tan : before starting.
For first class accommu All, upon the Boats Tick
cts eau be red the different points at prices
uamed IN tie aHueNeu Sched lc a. Rates
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STONE w ARE,

whlsA - ,. snsrsd 20 The traAo e xlddls Tsaass
D. q. DEcKEY.
tzs1T-0 Ezs Il hzrkst street.
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To all the Eastern CnIes.

a. A s.. l.a.iul ~ ifssr llIVssl ~ Auiui;Ssh, aud
u ileAtalu NltitDut Change "i care. > - a. A. ave
Aina - ra.. talu D. .i4asr asasi ttsb1fg 'thOut
li4a. 49, "a
four Da'Iy rrafnS.
fIllrI IlsAIs.-t s..4u, 49, 'lvubrih nle,
ai., :. uc,4.a "a tlitl Ai.rerss Ce.lsl' -
o'c.cA al tr Eastern cities also slrihg-
l,ia-
l,,voiaI.d. M,rt.a Ayilsa, aila Isstsa.iruil,
stAoAA II.-,g-,.--,isk r4aLa tAifvns A4A-lraNeA
,n,iAasti@t A. a. t,i l.Iskk ls1ilaloi Ar~ AsTA
I-ssl, A., nl,i.i LaitHsufs ihiiAss1iisa Wash
iiss IA. Aas-
ihs ua. stops an I'otnts between Cincinnati and
ColunabUs- go.
a 49, 4. d. sof si.sIiis svis. 4l4s Columbus
lin. taaih asso ilArs cvlsuUStuiss tuT Nltnitgto
LautasfcI Ir. ils tram sts iAli points
J,as "A. 4 lssC .ls.sls tVigh5os
fta l.lit 4llAlN glsss, ittsourg and hheel-
tue Ntst "a acrs-lk4sss N1.clsiati ~ 80 ociOck
a. a., 40 Al. Ale t-lstsrfs Sitscs,
Ili sgols - All loiEts oet~een SiAe mhAii aha
CUi4liJlz-
NJ uAlb -uudays-
Ir-ts y, toiisous titne-seveh fniautestA sief
.hzI Ili.c u.i4ai. liisc,
nor Through Tickets
ana All t0l Ia-Iss s,a.s4saslAt irc Apply Al he
Isttls Ni.i.l A.u "a a. AIis toh eice No
barnett tioUse ,oT iise Od OAos southeast oofber
bF1-.s~-y aaa lrss, oFiss.iS sIeSosI lvHse, os ~
Nc ). BtI,ANb, suT.srIu,es1sst
L. H. KUIIlk, CeieTsa aHAvt AsSLa.
Tf-N uSlNtEl I'M cans Tor isasscoscrs al Az The
trnss -. h.tcls rgoTs Lall- b9 ieaNng
alr,ctsas a cstlcs fss, iii call i0r
s..ssas ssl y "a i.Ets tle 80 ~itil''st l~ii
NV x H. a. htDOiAS. SoDdnctor'
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Observation-Disclosures
Whole Tickets $40; HalvesS5; QuartersS2 SO

Whole Tickets $40; HalvesS5; QuartersS2 so
to- Circular showing the plan of the Lotterie.
vii! be sent to any one DESTROYS OF receiYingIt
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol.
lowing rates, which is the risk
Certificates Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
" 10 Half ....... 80
=" - 10 Quarter ~ 20
Z" 10 Eighth 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS 0RCERTIFICATEs
Enclose the money To address for the Tickets
dered, receipt 81 which they Will be forwarded by
Hrst mail Purchasers can have tickets ending in an
ngure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
So Purchasers will please write their signatures
PLAN, and give their Post Once, county and State
Hs- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
Die III tuli without deduction.
~ All prizes or 81 900 and under paid imme di late
ly alter the ~ingothcr prizes ut the
thirty days.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail, can
The Adams Express Company,
whereby money for Tickets in sums OF Ten Dollars,
and upwards, can be sent Us
At OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city town where they have an Office
The money and order mu be enclosed in a 'GUV-
ERNMENT POST OFFICE STAMFED kNVkLOPE' or
the express cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certincatesto
WOOD, EDDY CO.. Augusta, Georgia.
or, WOO, EDDY CO, Atlanta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY Co, " Wilmington, delaware
Es- A list Of the numbers that are drawnfrom the
wheel, with the amount Of the prize that each one Ia
entitled to, Will be published alter every drawing in
the following papers :-AuguStd Ga, Constitutional
iSt Neo Orleans Delta, Mobile Register Charleston,
Adaddrd Nashville Gazette Atlanta Iateligencer Men
York Weekly Day BooIs Savannah Datiy Selos, hteL
mOnd DtsIdteh, Ae10 York Dispdteh, and PGuIdi,L
Mss C1dTlO's, dsd LitL!s hOeA (ATk) 1rue esaOcla
mHTlS-td
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WOOD, EDDY & co., Managers,
Successors to s. Swan Go.

rT'HE following Scheme Will be drawn b. Wood Eddy
i CO., Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery II
each OF their Single Number Lotteries for APRIL,
1883, at AUGUSTA Georgia, in public under the
perintendence of Commissioners.
Class ID draws Saturday, April Q, 1859.
Class Is draws Saturday, april 8, 1859.
Class Is draws Saturday, Aeril 49, 1869.
Glass III draws Saturday, April 20, 1869.
Glass IL draws Saturday, April 80, 1859.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLENUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
$50 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to every nine
Tickets
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A. I UST received 4 larse assortment OF Canes, of
q whalrbpne, Ebo-y, Gut,a Pereha, Hickory, kc.,
for ssle by J, III. Mo1IlL.
=. mars H
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II L NJ o " A L.
Wheel RarrOMS,
To Carpenters.

C,EAIED PROPOSALS will be received by the IN
- dersgEcd, between this and the 10th day al April
next, Tor Constructing the necessary hold.
ing th. IN u "f the stat be erected IN the
Northern Cryri of the State Capito'
Pans md Specifications my be seen b applying
{" Jas Pgi keI, s., rotary ~ the Board OF Commis
sioncTs, at their Office in the Capitol.
;. ~ MORGAN,
Prcsid-ut Of the B1ard OF Comnisso nrTs,
snT1-'d Tor the erection of the : ate Capitol.
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet.

- he hns Passe Z .sIp, and and 4 -ci
F. No0D, Master, will continue
IN the above trade tie entire niak regular
trips be this city and New tlsa ans. The last
PORT fast. OF light drsugLt, and Nel aCapfe0 for
the Cumberland riy trade.
nov2s-u A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Ties. Stocks and GloYes.

- I'isT q choice lot Of Nerk Ties, stocks.
al gloves, po ket Han kerchels, Suspeaders, &c
embracing all lie latest styles, Tor sale by
b. mars T. IT, HcGIif.
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founorrs.
ClaibOrne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN

THE attention ol Railroad Companies, Farmers,
i Manufacturers, and all persons deslrOus Of purcha
sing at home good machinery such STEAM IN
GINES, CASTINGS, OF every description, GEAfdNt.
CAR-WHEkIS OF the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS, PUMPS, &c, &C. respectfully called to this
Establishment now growing up rapidly on the
premises of the late Nash lille Manufacturing Company
We intend carry the business fully extensive
as before and shall be ready take orders fO
Machinery ana Castings. We have already cOmmenc-
ed operations in blacksmith shop and Bolierya
and shall give immediate satisfaction TO old and
customers.
We are experienced Northumberland of us person
ally attending To his own depaTlnent-and thus We
shall be able superior work at lower rates
than heretofore done Ia tins city. We shall warrant
every OF work done at this Establishment,
give prompt and personal attention every order le
Office thus hope give general satisfaction
and be patronZed by all friends OF home manufacture
NJ. JAChER 4 co,
Claiborne Machine Works Nashville, Tenn,
June 27-u Late Nashville Mani. Co.
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Magnificent Scheme for March, 1859.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
sos. $50!
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY!
CLASS /,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Saturday, March 20, 1859
Splendid SCHEME.

30 3io prirrs amounting to............S 81 z0g 90
nckets s2o. Halves $40, Quarters IS 90 Eghths g. So
A Package ol % Whole lickets, at So, costs S51
There srs IL drawn balLsts. and each ballot be-
ing worth $40 niakes. Ss4o
Leaves nst-.....-...-. --.s..........- EOS
Leaving risk h the purchaser ........... sSis
PeTssns sho desire nced oaly remit the Tisk a
Package, taS WHICH viii sesld Certificate FOL.
lows;
csruhcals Of f.csa age Of &c whees, costs. ssoo %
do. do. % Halves. :. $50 90
da. do. - 0uArtefs....... IS %
d.. do. % kghths 81 50
a. All orders addressed % K. fsAScz 4 Co., Mas
agpfs, baltimore, Nd viii meet With proInTS atten
aud The prtatcd oEic ~ dra 9sugs
over FRANCE 4 Gu,
Ecb2s-td Managers, Maryland state Lotteries
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

fftIIE andsrs,zne6 hos been aPpatnte4 Agent feE
II ths PENNSYLVANIA kAIl-ksaAu, Aaa = noe
prsTaFed b exerute Bis 81 lzziae throash % BE
sea, Nee ferk, ihlladelphia l4itnaose ezeeed-
ins lsi.eFel teFeas-
cry - esslte trsra any ~ 49, EaslsFn cfit-s Al
pslnaH lke csuhsslzBs river a. ruazaa.3ls n.ics
NeE lslarszaEksn sfsIay -
john a. aARRIs. sErambe.t AsrHt,
aos1s-u ~ fI1szs, eAxlzz1 O. .
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Shirt Collars.
Canes! Canes!

DEE WE'D this day, every variety Of Shirt Collars,
N OF te besi quality.
- mar2s J. a. MnGIII
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~ INV I M ENAr-tSLsI. III.
on and after Monday Nov. 30 lS5s, trains viii
~ run as follows.
TABLE.
MORNING TRAIN. AfItsNn,N rE,FN
leaves Galhii, TO An leave ,.llain. o. NJ
Arrive Edgeneld . An. Arrive E!scicd > 60 q u.
cave 10 - tHaNe 50
A i've Gallatu l.an A. N Auirc GaIEtn T. NJ
The Tram leaving GaiIstin - 20 A. NJ and
Ecgcneld NJ 10 \. NJ, Councvrs az GalhtA with mail
c. aches Z" and from Louisville T4e trim leaving
EgcHcl Ut 10 A NJ, and t.sliutU 80 = ". con
NEE o. With mails coaches To az FEM inft-y he and
a tlage. only the boiH il.g tram vail be run on
avs.
~ Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage
ana each I.t-S.. crr VII y" siioN'd 50 rs. free 1
rharFc WI De- mace tui extra igg3gc which must
be paid D. the conf ucioT. 0fhcr artirl,-s than bag
&c, CARR % the baggage ears, viii he charged
express freight which must be id the Agent of
the ENpr SClutrunv.
Fasse reIs taking their seats az Gn'laiiR and Edge
nrlt, vii out puc asE tickets, will be "harged 10
cent extra.
news KOiT. MACI.FoD. Sup't.
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Louisville and Cincinnati Packets
Reliance, Dunlieth, Fila, John GuaIt and
TEMPEST.

Leave Nashville every thursday and Tuesday at IL
O'Clock NJ Time iom Nashville " Louisville SIXTY
Hours and {" Cincinnati Four lays.
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Louisville ard Nashville Railroad
" tNttr NVranmel,.. nj.

49, 50 49, 49, 80 80 sa
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Notice to Farmers
N o T &c + .

TS pursuance OF a Deed OF Trust made and e1ecut-
Il ell by ". K LUCAS TO me, dated 2Ith Of FebTua-
ry, 1898, and registered the Registers Office Da
wilson county IN Book No %, page 436; Will
On the 23rd day Of April. 1859,
at the Court house door in the city Of Nashville
expos To- Public sale for cash. the Real Estate men
toned ana described in said deed consisting of II
Acres and 81 Poles, situated about miles from Nash
vile the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad. The
grounds valuable, and those desiring country
places would do well 10 attend the sale.
mar23-td JAMES WHITWORTH Trustee
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~ Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
iill be sent to any one DESTROYS of receiYingIt.