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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-20

GLOSSARY OF SUPPOSED AMERIcANIsMs Colec'ed
by ALFRED l.. ELwYS, NJ. ID. limo, Up ~ j. D. LPpin
,Ott Il Go.
1t has often been remarked that many OF the words
and phrases which ere usually set downas OF Amer'
can origin are genuine English expressions, which
have either become obsolete in the mother country,
or are now found only as novincialisms. Mr.. john
Pickering and Mr.. Bartlett have each directed aten-
ton to tbis point their excellent works on the sub
j,ct and DIR. Langd Elwyn has here added many
curious and interesting illustrations OF the same fact.
In his opinion, indeed, the language, as spoken in
England two hundred years ago, would find more
accurate representation at the present day, among
the of the Purtans in this counry than
on its native soil. The Yankees use old English
words such as are as old Chaucer, and which may
now be heard in England in those districts from which
they have lot yet been driven out by the progress OF
modern innovation. Thus, affard for afraid rs an
old Saxon word, and used frequently by Shakespeare
and sometimes by Beaumont and Fletcher. ar 10
TASK" which l. not uncommon N some parts OF this
country s pure Saxon and used by some of the be
old English writers. Cbaucer spells ii are Actsan
is Il e Apelo-Saxon. Catch is pronounced in New
England ketch but it has the same pronunciation IN
some parts of England and is so written IN Chaucer
and Shakespeare. In Essex they say kHch. "lll be
dayned" species of euphemism not uncommon III
New England, comes from Essex. The use OF the
word guess" in the of "suppose" or "be-
heve," which has been Tidiculed as popularity Of
Brother jonathan, may be found in Kent and in
Yorkshire, and, as DIR. Elwyn msiotsns, is not an IL
lt climate use of the term 1t is possible that some
Of the instances adduced by the author may be called
in question as the subject scarcely admits more thsn
an approach to certainty but he has, without doubt
performed credtsble service in thus collecting the
result OF his studies in the comparative anatomy
of language.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-20

Since the arrival Of the sloop.of war Savannah a
tbs station whittier she was ordered fr the purpo,s
Of recruiting her crew, medical sury Of the rnen
hes betn ade and orders issued from headquarters to
discharge seventytwO. Eight have been cent TO the
Chelsea Naval Hospital, and the remainder lave had
Liberty on shore and, Is general thing are greatly
improvedin health. New men will be shipped in plsce
Of those discharged, aud the chip vii probably cave
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GARBAGE MANUPACTOnIHs.
r. NEW CARRIAGE AND HAIR

E3E13. NESS REpOsfTORY.-The subscriber,
having been for . number OF years gagged ~
Coach Making offers 10 those in this section VINO
msy wish TO purchase, q variety Of light and SUD
stantiaf CARhIAG III, such as Buggies, hoc kawsys.
40. All work warranted made Of good and durable
material. Persons wishing TO purchase are respect
fully invited to give cali and examine. inonce-
prics and guarantee Of the faithful OF
the work. PULLEY,
oc lily Wall, st. near st Chartea ffotei.
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.SAxxs SECOND SUPPLY FOR La.
sssssS~~S DIES.-Receiyed, and opened this morn
ing, o fine assortment of Ladies Shoes and CATERS
embracing
Thick and thin soied Caters, with and without
heels
Thick and thin soIed Morocco Boots, with and with
out heels
Thick soled Gid Boots with heels
Double soled Patent Leather fozed heel Congress
Caters
Thick and thin soled Congress Caters. with and
without heels
Kid and Morocco Slippers. with and without heeis
Overshoes with and without heels
Morocco Congress heeled Caters
White Kid slippers, with heels
White Kid Slippers without heels
Together with almost every other u 10 usually call
ed for.
Ladies are respectfully invited 70 call at Nc. 90
Main street, two doors above Messrs. T. R. Price &
Co, and supply themselves.
no II JOHN q PAGE, JR.
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NOTICE On and

Persons going to Richmond VIA THIS line, VIII reach
Petersburg in time for the mail train OF the Rich
mond aad Petersburg Road. which leaves Peters
burg at 5.45 III. , -
Persers going West by the Southside Road will
have 10 remain all night In Petersburg and take the
nail train which leaves at $50 A NJ, the next morn
ing. = 80
arrive in Pete rsburc By the mail train of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Road in time 10 breakfast in
Petersburg, Gnd then to take The cars for Norfolk
leaving at A NJ.
Person coming from.the Southwest by the South
9ide Road will arrive in Petersburg at 8 30 A NJ; in
time get break fast before departure OF the Norfolk
cars at
Persons wishing to go on North from Norfolk may
do By either, the Bay Line steamers or the Steam
ship Line for New York. which leave Norfolk, the
former. daily. Sundays excepted at 40 81, and
the latter SemI-weekly. Wednesdays and Saturday
No train will be run on Sunday.
Fare from Norfolk to Petersburg, straight
- W
Do Return ticket, good for days. 500
This train will step only at Regular stations TO
take in and put off passengers.
WILLIAM MALONE
Enpinapr and 9unerinfaphAnt h
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A HONE, THAT is A HOMEl

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ colt, Harris Z Co, having still on hand large
assortment Of 0vER00Ars and being determined
% sell teiore TIE season 10 over will offer great In
1neements Call on Darraeott. Harris 4 %, No li2
Low rsioE DAkRACOfT, HARRIS co.
No us Main street.
- Successors 70 Merchant, weisIger %.
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WATCHES. CLOCKS.


below the Old Market 1"fs
Here may be found a neat as.oytrpsp. sf g.
Gold and Silver Watches. God and Silver Cbsi..'
seals and Keys; Gold. Silver, Steel and pls,,l
speclaces 10 suit all eyes; large assortment a
noe Clocks. &C, &C. "
B-Partiou,ar attention paid 10 the Rerair,n,
and Regulating ef fine Watches and Clocks an
Watches and Clocks r. paired 10 my store are wa,
charge, unless broken. "s
JOHN y WiLLIAIs. Watch asa Clock Make,
Market. 10 N a. ~
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ROBERT l.. DICKINSON,
NEW HAT STORE.


IN NEW HAT STORE. M
FRANK BINFORD.
Late Of the firm of Bnford. Dickinson Weisiger,
would int rm his friends and the public that, nav-
ing sold has entire interest in the above concern,
is in way connected with 1t. bat will open about
the 18th of February, at
Ne SO MAIN STREET,
Two doors above his cid stand, with an entire new
stock of
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon MN
same assuring the public that rs fine an
of goods and on as accommodating terms, cal De
had OF him as elsewhere. . 49,.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS invited particu'
erly 10 examine his stock tn wholesale depart
ine1t will be complete. ia vi in
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Aa NEW STOCK uEmsss
BoOrs AND SHOES.

We are receiving this morning, Dec 22d. per
steamers and schf K. Hickerson. a good assortment
of BOUTS aud SHOES. of the doiio ,,I hinds:
and good; sizes tot, tot. 5 TO 9, toe, and !
to Q These Boots are made 70 order, and are such
as we can warrant TO wear well.
Mems fine Calf BK0GANS
Mems fius black bottom BRO0ANs; sizes: 10 IL
and 10 10 IL ,
Mems heavy double sole BOOTS
Mems fine Kip BOOTS
Rows; flne Calf BOOTS, all sizes, to 5, 10 to Is,
Boys prime Kip BOOTS. made to wear as we'll as
20 ell - -
Gentjemen's and Ladies' OVER SHOES
We invite all in want to give US a cali.
PUTNEY Il WATTS
Is Main STREET
6e22 Emporium OF Fashion.
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ERESH ARRIVAL Of NEW GOU DE-
u Il pa u L Z u e. On.

Have Just received their SECOND SUPPLY Of
FALL AND WINTER DRF GOODS,
making their assortment one of the most complete
and attractive they have ever offered and at such
prizes will insure sales.
Splendid Black and Cord silk Robes a'Lez
Rich Bsyadere a'Lez aud Plain silks
Black Gro dc Rhine. Polt de Sole and Tsfieta
SILKS
Ri h Piaid and Fig'd Valencias
Bla X BombaAines. Alpacss, Challies and Mouse
lines
Rich Lace, Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin. CamDTic. Pequet and Mourning Collars
Illusion Capes and Berthas
Cloeks, Nantes and Shawl5 In great variety
Cloths, Casslmeres and VestinRs
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
"a and 6 4 PULLED Cloths; Sleeps Grey Satinetts
auckland Pulled Cloths; Kerssys and Plaids
Plaid Linseys Flanneis
Bed and Negro Blankets
Dapask Table Cloths; Napkins; Doylies
Merino, Lambs Wool, SilE and Shaker Shirts
and Drawers
Alexsnder's Kid. Buckskin, Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and Gaun.lets
Cotton and Wool Hosiery Of every description
Carpets; Rugs; Druggets. &C. &C 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

HEROBINE OIL AND LAMPS.-A
h fresh supply Of jones' improved burners on
hand, with all patterns of Tampa. sons very nne.
with the best of In thisicity, At l6aoMain st. oppS
| site the American Hotel, J. W. REX.
10 a-iDs
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PURHUSS < BRO,
y IMPORTERS.

sETArI'S CUFF BRACED PLOWS -
w CO-PARTN ERSHtP.-We have associated
ourselves in bns;n. S. under the firm of GEO WATT
Il 90, and will continue to maze and sell George
Watts Patent PcwS, namely: Cuff Brace, with
Breast Improvement and Hanover patterns of differ.
eut Zes with both wrought and cast points, AMI
ill keep on hand all the castings belonging to
to-
We likewise make and sell hill side and su6soil
Pi0ws j JUMPING C,alters, CutiyatOrs Corn or Tobsc-
90 Teeders, ian invention or Geo Watts Road
.nake.) straw Cutters Grain Cradles, &C. Nearly
ell OF these implements made in our own facto'
~ of the best material, ami warranted to give sa-
tisfacti. or be returned. .
We solicit call from the agricultural community
assuriur them that our best efforts " i'll be used
give them superior articles
HUGH WATT
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JANUARY, 1893 =!

JANUARY, 1913
~ THOS r PRICE l. co,
With full stock full force, and undated energies
are making ready for he coming season. and with
a view Of cutting down stock and making some
improvements Ia their EaIe-rooms as also to give
themselves eib3ig room for the spring campaign.
they will from this time off n everything at large
discount upon regu ar marke. rates uutil the open
ing Of the season
Never mas so rare an opportunity been presented
TO the great buying pubic of laying in their sup
plies for either winter summer, as theIE assert
Iaout is Ia. ge, fresh and W Ill assorted.
For the first time in their business history. iD
some d. partments, they Will commence THEIR OWN
EFFORT ArIoNs the en-uing spring, and parties may
rely, from arrangements made, that every article
seected the other ride of the pond will be- in faoric
and quality unsuI passed and in style and elegance,
eqsai to anything brought TO the country Every
departments about their establishment will be
placed in the haa6s of judiciou5 and experienced
hands, So that their Gust Jmars shall have every
facility and advantage which the experience and
observation of years has given them. ja7-ts
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nKY GOODS MUST BE SOLD.

a Z VNF,
No 81 Msia street
From row until tha the -.st Of March, .sffor TO-
sa Q the greatest barga,ns in " ,0ien aud Sorsted
moth eaten By next Fal! hich patterns of French
Muslin and slerinots. 2! PR cent. below cost; ali
w50en Flanns Is al y cts; all coors Of Iernoes, j.
cts cheap 37ls plain ooIors De LsiLes, orth T.
Ct at 25c; rich patterns Muslins at l2]ac; scotch
Plaid hi 2212c; Check and CambTc u uslh at 10 cts
and HIGHER; B.eached anu Brown Table Cloths, Az
rnntshingly TO-; Cambria and Muslin Bands; Gam
bTi5 and rwi Collars; rich Needle work sleeves
and Linen 3oso rs at Is CeuJs; Bed aud servant
Blankets at half their value; Ladies hia Gloves,
l2}5r; Biua, myet and white HAse at 10 cts; BroHb
aLd Bea ohed Domes:ics at all price; soft IRISH Ii
ners at 375 and soc; shaw.s and Closks, az price.
that please every body
BE careful in going to the right place at No Il
Main street JOSEPH STRAUSE
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WHI5KEY, sc 400 bbls old Whis-
kew; 100 bbls Apple Brandy; 100 hbls Com.
mon Whiskey, Gin and Brandy. For sale by
fe2 JONES A 10
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T MISUNDERSTANDING, Arnica, Ara
- bian. &c. for sale at O DsWsONE
fe2 Corner Main and 18th sts
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..sa DIRECT IMPORTATION OF

s17zA~-as" FRENCH GOODS.-The subscribers have
On hand a large supply of French Boots shoes ana
CATERS, of their own importation, suitable fer the
approaching season.
deS ALEX HILL Il co.
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ELOUK-Family and Super6ne, for
= ssleby 6l C0Ler0S . CO.
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oranges, Oranges, Oranges 5000
~ Sweet Havana Oranges. just received at
10, ANDREW ANT0NI'S.
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u GENTS Quilted Bottom Boots.
"a Just to hand a supply of Gents Quilted Bot
- tom Boots, of very superior quality.
aff ALEX. HILL Il CO.,
de III Main street,
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- -
LoYKEHIEE.
LoYKEHIEE.
WOOD, EDDY K CO.'S
w SINGLE NUMBER LOTTEh! ESl
CHARTERED BY rHE STATE VI oEohdIAJ
CAPITAL PkIZs s5e,oooi

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AS the members of
cur FIRM nave by way of purchase, become the own
es of the grants chartered By the Ststes OF Della
ware, Kentucky, Missouri, and part OF those in
Georgia under the management OF Messrs Gregory
Il Many, OF Wilmington Delaware. We have DEEM
ed il cxpedjent 70 change the name OF our nrm, on
and alter January lat 1859, to that of WOOD, EDDY
4 CO. who will hereafter have tie management OF
TIE Sparta Academy Lottery. and the others, as
abepe named.
In all transactions We have endeavored to conduct
our business with integrity aud promptness, and
assure the pubic thst the patronage ueIepo-
FIRE bestowed on us ia well deserving of being trans
ferred 10 our SUCCESSORS Very respectfully,
5 SWAN co.
Augusta, Georgia. Dec. Is. 1858.
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ZINE OLD WINES AND LIQUORS,
= Choice Old Rye Whiskey Old Bourbon Wits.
Key. Hammond's Family lid Rye Whiskey, Star
rann Old Rye Whiskey. our own brand Eectjfed
Whiskey, extra hGe Old Granada Rum, Genuine
French Rrandes-s large assortment in at ,e and
for sale by seldom A MILLER
lasg Cor Pearl ard Cary straata
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

CUNK FOR Sal E.-26 shares DShA
- Of yirynia: $500 ylrsin,s siais. t. a.,,roal
wANTRb-o Uto sirgiaiA ~ ~ ipSi6CELL IuA
lss Mortgage.
1e-{
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poor STEMS and Powhatan Pipes
Az For sale wholesale and retail at
CS DAWsON'S
fe2 Corner Main and 18th sts
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! He greatest caaace y,t t1r bargains,
GOLDSHlT Intends for month only to offer
his stock st 1pTeC. uttd low pTiC g, 10 u .EE
room fer sp:iG.y puCnSses If on want to bu,
Good, AID save tit per cent, go to
Ja3l EG ID t., 2l5 Broad 81.
Ole 1CHED OPTIONS at l0aud Z IL
- cents werth IL Cents: Irish Linen, at 373e eta
- - - - GlilNSNI1I! Rrnah al
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DORTkAND sYRUP.-1OO bbls Port
L land Syrup. now landing, and for sale by
SELDE$ i MILLER
Jag Cor Pearl and Cary sireets
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Of package of 10 vhols tickets. "
IS IG half
70 Gu&TtSg
cs0hth


In p3rrSJsG TIGEgT5 OR S2RTIFIGhTfs:
Eu,I0se the Inorey 70 cur address IoT the Iickets
ordered on receipt of which they viii be forwarded
nv {irst mail purchaseTscaD have Tickets ending 10
any figure they nay designate.
fhe List OF drawn Numbers and Prizes VIII De cent
tonurchasers i'm uediately after the Drawing.
ayr Purchasers will Please write their signatures
ri ain and give their Post Office County and state.
eSr Remember that every fTiZs oEG~h Sno pay
sbtein full without deduction. ,,,x,.
" sifer the Drawing Gther prizes at The usns line
u Se ,1ti 80 INSTRUMENTATION who
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
whereby money lor Tlchet7 IN SUMS oi AeH oiifio
and upwards, can DC sent VI
At oUa RISE AND ExPEN jE,
from any city 7r town where they have an once
The mo rev and order must be ouci0s9d IN $ Toy
ERNMETT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENfEL-
OPE" OF thu Express Company cannot receive
al ali communications strictly conf Ieatial;
Orders or Tickets Certificates De directed to
u GOD, EDDY It co, Augusta, Ga,
Or WUOC, EDDY Il CD, Atlanta. Ca,
Or WO0D EDDY IL CD, WiminxtOn, Del.
n1- Iist OF tue Eanbecs tnsg AKA arawn from tns
wheel with the amount OF the prize that each one Ia
entitled TO- will DO published after every drawing n
the following papers: The Augusta (Gs1 Const
tut;onaiist New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register.
Nashyillo Gazette, New York Weekly Day Book,
Ssvsnash Daily News, RichIond Dispatch
Pauiding (Miss Clarion. and Little Rock tAIO
True Democrat. ia "A
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AM BBLS. REFINED SUGAR, all
1Oo grades; 40 hhds Sides, Shoulders aad
Breasts; 80 bbs Family Hams; rs bills and 100 kegs
No l Leaf Lard; 1000 kegs Nails; 10 bbls Ale and
Marshsil brand: 80 bills fine Rye Whiskey; ?O6
bbls O. mmon Whiskey, in and French BRANDY; 81
bols Apple Brandy; 100 packages pure aud mixed
French Brandy; 50a boxes AdAnantine aud TaAow
Candl. 200 bills Potomac HerringG 30 bbls Scis
Goes; lch bbls No and Mackersl; for sale By
10 20 JONES Co
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OTUCKS FOR SALE
~ $1,000 Virginia State
10000 Virginia and Tennessee, I'D mortgage
20,eo0 Virginia aud Tennessee, Sd mortgage
eight years te run
5.0O0 manassa Gap lat mortgage
1000 Orange Alexandria 5 per cts
20 shares Richmond 4 Danville Railroad
Stock
Is shares Richmond Fire Association
100 shares Virginia Fire and Marine
lWshares Lynchburg Gas Company
For sale Ia sums to suit purchasers by
CW PURCELL 20,
de29 Exchange and stock Brokers.
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ID l. "A T + d CAsTORS Silver L lated
Casters, from the cheapest to the finest quality.
To be had at BULKLEY5a
fe2 l37 Main st
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SYRUP of the Phosphates CT Iron, Lime,
- soda and Potossa or Chemical Food; DR. Rose's
Killer. sale BY
WAGNER Druggist
Nz Corner 9Th and hrosd sts.
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QUBB E R BELTING.-Just received
~ from tho Boston Rubber Company. . full as
sortment of Betting, and Plain and Mixed Packing,
which will be sold In quantities 10 suit purchasers
at Manufacturers prices. Also, on hand . supply
Of Italian Packing.
CLARKsoN. ANDERSON 1 co..
de- a. - - No tnf main IT
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CERVANTS' BLANKETS Servants
~ Rlanketstl-All persons in want Of Servants
Blankets will find t to their interest 10 OK anime our
sto'k before supplying themselves, as we have
large stock on hand Of the above named goods:
which we are selling e. very reduced prices.
JOHNSON 4 HARDWOOD,
dee No7f Main street,
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r& aeESEiE z.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS are now be
~ ing Offered at JACOB A LEVY'S. Ia Main sit
to those who wish 20 paGcheae Dry Gods Re !,
now selling to bis customers CXcelIent SOFT hnsheG
actually worth one shilling; Kus5iap per at 80 CT
rice between ieaUd u ards Ia each piece; black
iasic Bet. at 20 cuts; excellent h'te Rri iisntt
st l215 cents worth % cents aud Thousands OF other
Dry Goods sold at the ssrne low rates Don't -ors1'
Ia u Levy IS a3ng the beat organs in Dry 60 ds
selected stock If You hsyo any II aso keepiug 6
aoocs T / Ie,s Goods 10 purchase, remeub that
cd riaCr ia3I
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Total, saas.osi go 10000 $50 $1,000 as,7soe
s,of the seven New York Marine Companies. recent
ly reported. the nett earnings Of each are as fol
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WHITE and toi2re1 iactatans. " cite
" Six Iaces; White Ribbons, with pearl cage,
White Kid Giores: swiss and Cambria Musns
Crayes: ais5 a1i Cauibfc Ed yes an3 lnsertinRs:
Corse many other goods, to be closed ont CT
great sacrifice, By .G.sLDSMIT,
Ia3I EOS Broad street
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EDDY co, Managers of the Sparta Academy Lot
terry in each of their Single Number Lotteries for
February, iese at AUGUSTA. Ga, in public, Under
thu superiptendence of Commissioners:
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February 5. 1859
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February IL, 1859
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February ~ 1859
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February 20. 1859.
ONTRE PLAN OFSLNGLE NUMBERS
FIVE vEous.s iS'o Fo TtGsfHTfn' NpgEpAND
EIGHTY-FIVE PRIEST
Nearly one Prize 70 every Nine TiCkstsf
MkGEIFfEENT SOHEhEl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-29
NUMBER 296.

The bill passed first reading, and vas referred to
the Committee on Sreeis. -.
Mr. Craigheed offered bill 70 auiherizs TIE CT
izeus sprBkletbs streets in front Of "a ir properly
hieh passed first readihg ard was referred 10 the
COMMITTEES On the Water Works r
MIR. Rbea called ep the bill ta pay John Coltart
$3.50 for h.sservicrs as Mayor pro ten durfrg the
illness Of the late Mayor AeETen, UhiCh Fassed
three readites uader ssuspeBsioa cf the rulc.--
Dir. Darden move TO fecpEsiier thevots referring
tie biH for the be6ehi Of Fire Comp1ny, no. l. 20 a
select committee lie vas induced u make this
Motor As be had earsei frum the Captain aad 9TH
ers thar thsir engine eofld not be repaired r'
Ths molten was eOReUfred in and tae bsil again
taken up
Mr. Bosiiok was opposed to this expf ndisure uns
81 1t wss ssssrteined shethsr il vas nsst ssa aud
hence he desired she report Of sPseiai eemmites
uPOnH Ii such a Committee rRcOutS ended the ap-
preparation rs necessary, he vou't vote for il.
Mr.. Ess opposed the passage Of she Dill He OBJ
Jected 70 the manner IN which il vas prop, sed 10
purchaser the eDgiae II the city furnishes s 500
and ths company the balance, (sl00O) the Compa-
ny vii get possession Of the giae aad keep IL and
he city thus lose 81 500
The bill vas then put upoa is passage and raieet-
Ell by the following vote:
Ages-Aessrs. Crugk, Darden Rhsa Anderson.
TafborouEh AID Winston 6.
Nays-1iessrs. Esst, B5suck, Martha, Craiyheed
Chea,ham and Jones-G.
The C0mm1n Council then adi rurued.
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A Costly FIDDLs The Memphis Appeal says
"Tbe violin Mr. Cooper of the opera troupe playsup
on, was formerly the solO instrument of " Ole Ball -
and was sold by him to rieh amateur for s., 500
in 1910, during his visit to EOg'and After pass
ing through many hands. it came into the posses-
sion of the Earl Of Falmouth" at whose death it
was sold at public auction to Mr. Cooper fer s., 900
1t was made in CrSmOna Italy, in 1914, by Joseph
Guadnerius, aud is perhaps, the most perfect spe-
eimen extant of The celebrated maker"