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From Professor " LGa7rsses Litdsey, LID.
OF Cumberland University.
Dr Worcsters long expected Quarto Dictionary Uefoe
and realizes in all respects highest hopes Its merits compel
70 give il the preference all other dictionaries in IL
bray, embracing az these do others johnson, Walker
richardson, the Imperial Lexicon and the different editions Of
Webster, not excepting the 'Pistoral
"From dhonest criticism common Dr. Wo ceser may
not escape Works Of surprising excellence prepared with eab
crate and conscientious are subject to the most
ungenerOus attacks produced by celah pates for the accom-
Pishmen Of unworthy ends For the honor Of American iera
trust that this last Incompatible review Of peoples Ian
guage shall meet nations gratitude and perform its noble mis-
disturbed BY wicked opposition anu hired de,Tacon
From Joel Parker IL. D. Of TIE Lal5 School, HITUar
C0loJs-
have examined the with the highest pleasure and it
will henceforh be will be 20 mOstof
the scholars in the entire country standard Dictionary Of
the English language
From Rsg. A. F. CLAMPL Prssidsat Of the College Of tle
Holy Gross, Worcester, Mass
he work is great, and destined, nnkely to superceie
other English Dictionaries in is definitions OF religious
terms snguiary fair and impartial The eoocOn ofsyn
most approp iate and altogether suitable 70 the want
o. the student The book style which reflects much
credit the scientific and literary enterprises Of America
March 96, 1850
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N w BOOKS
JUST RECHFED By
F. H a q a ~,
NO.4I COLLEGE STREET.

TIE HISTORR OF HERODOTUs, by Geo. Rawlin
son, N. A, with Maps and illustrated. vols
MARIN's MECHANICS, BY Chas. Bennett;
HISTORY OF PENDENNIs, by Thscksray;
VOYAGE DOWN THE AM0OR, BY Collins;
LIFE BEFORE HIM;
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE, by Holme Lea, author Of syl
van HotJ Daughter, Katie Branda;
BIBLICAL REASON WHY guide Scripture Readings,
illustrated;
PASSING THOUGHTS IN RELIGION. SeWel;
NIGHT LEssONs FROM SCRIPTURE. ssweil;
FRIARsWOOD POST OFFICE By IL author Of the Heir Of
RedcliH +. HAGfAN,
College street.
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9asBbiIIt Gniun an0 5nsritan.
DalIy ss; TrI-Weekly 81 WeekIy ss.
Rates Of Advertising,

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE \ SQUARE.
IN TnR DAILY
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nIcLEAN q OLIVIER.

MCLEAN & OLIVIER,
CO1,lZSSTOY AVD FORFARDLNG MERCHANTS.
"A 9COmmOn street, New Orleans.
REFERENCES.
F.rr 4 CUNN1NsHAM, Nashville Tennessee
Macy & HAMILTON, "
! n DTvEsRF President Citizens Bank, New Orleans
II a RATHRoEE, o Ca0al and Banking Co N D.
ALFRED PEHE, Gnlop BANK, New orleans
y W WoyTeoaIERY, ESQ, Sc Exchange Place, New York
IT..-o, 4 urNcxrA PHILADELPHIA. msr2q- dom
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ooALI CoALll OOAL!IE
JAMES W. QUEEN & co.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

TVyHE regular packet JOHN GAULT, J. II. -
BuECE, Master. and c. 7. REEDER, Clerk, have
determined to make their boats trips from this port
20 Louisville commencing Wednesday, the loA
inst and regular leaving port other wednesday
uutlOE water.
= heai connects with o. R. Louisville for
Parkel, also Cincinnati steamers and in low water
viii not detan freight, hut forward Immediately
4oE freight passage spply on board or 70
fet2-Gm HARRISON, AUt
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Rl@ DR. KING, formerly Of New YORK FOR the last
49, four years Louisville, Kentucky, and who has
h attention to the treatment Of private diseases
thirty years atters HIMSELF having attended practice for
many years. aud cured Thousands he il enabled
all diseases of private nature matter how bad Trey may
nudcious medical treatment from neglect Of their
DIT Kings Dspensary is No Q DeadelicE street. between Cherry
and the square, where be ali diseases private
GoSoRHEA cured without nanc0us medicine inerisrens
from business.
STRUCTURES Of old date, eFetualy cured
days. by operation Vhcheausss pain. Wheve Structure
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and uncermines the constitution much.
SYFLs, with all the diseases Of the Ekn, growing out Of neg
ect bad treatment e e1ecually cured IN eE days
sEHAL WEAKNes particular attention having been gfea p
this disease sRd all the growing out OF IT, bro
in maDy By the destructive habits q neonsderAts
Youths and excessive indulgence Of The passions n "
which will undermine the constitution rendering ns N
At for business society, and causing premature OLD age
Females VINO may be laborng any difficulty Of The "ouf
may rest assured of immediate relief -,
Persons abroad, writing and stating tEer se En
fee e-closed direeted Dr.. A. King No . DederE oeL
Nashville Tenn viii have the medicine sent 70 ls
address, with Necessary directions srct sfecy oos O~
hours from 9o'clock in the morning unl N ss evening
] 1arrrfW
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New Public tiOms.
New Book, BY the author Of Wide, Wide World and
Dollars and Cents, SAY AND SEAL.
WOOing and Warning in the Wfldernesss a
Story Of "Caneueky, tale designed illustrate the do
nestle life Of the early settlers Of Kentucky, BY Cha De
Kirk lie DeKay) Of Louisville.
The Marble Faun; or, Romance Of Monte Deni, a new
book by Nathaniel Hawthorne vols.
Letters from Switzerland, BY Samuel Irsnaul
Prime.
The Way it all Ended
CathRra Clyde, Novel, By Inconna-
Home Pastimes, or Tableaux Vivania.
Walter AshyV OOd, aLove Story, By Paul siogooth
new edition Of Reeds Poems, enlarged, vols
Just received and for sale By =. HAGAN,
aprl3-H No Al College street
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Very respectfully yours1
,signeil O. W. WEIGH & co.
DAzsllr, KY March 2, Is6O.

DASuLLE, Ky, March 2, Is6o-
MEssas ". B DoBBs & Co., CSeIEs4TE
DEAR SIRsTLe safe purchased o. yoa in ssDember last
stood the great FIRE which occurred in town the ed
February sendldy had large amount Of notes, receipts
& in it, before the building burned took the papers out pat
in some hes Of paper ppou opening since the burning,
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IIITTK8IT RFAL ESTATE ron sALE

EFALUAHLE REAL ESLAAE EOh St-An
TTsrTygt 10 male other investments We propose TO sell
NJ an our ResI Estate IN Davidson county a. oiloHA
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCEy
ne Franklin Turnpike within half mile o tne eiyt
"a o1its the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton
Containing abOut Forty Acres.
.f., urhaps commanding site N tleficln q Na.
~ d s desirable country residences ne house VII
J t u or IS Of land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
- a s sims Tract. sitaisd the smith Turnpike .ola
1a6op road within shree miles Of Nashville ~
- Tbe soil 8 good Il Is well watrrsd and taered and can
bdvdsd into snal tracts Of twenty acres and uFEadaH Of
bfh are admirably adapted Tor country residences market gar
5s-s and dsiry farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
- - road aog occupied br T. @. hcCampbe and formerly
ouned By Harding containing about &c acres This
lseis - we'll known need further description. It viii
i divided 20 su purchasers T. C. MoCampbe win show
tfese places 10 any who Wll eaii.
An the above property viii Be sold reasonable terms and
on credit Of one. two, three and four years.
Apply % A. v. s. Lindsey Nashville either Of TIE IN
dsrsignde, TH0s. c. McC AAIPBELI.,
Six miles from Nashville
J. J.A.MCCAMPBRLL.
mh3l Nashville
10
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TEVHAT they able to offer to the retail trade
They have most choice lot Of
Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
Elegant Founced sE houneed Berage, houneed and plain
Musns Grenadines plain houneed Grey English Beges
Ducals for Every style Of for Gentle
Shirts, Shirt collars Lis Thread Shirts and Drawers
Marsees SILK Vesngs all coOrs French Cloths and Cas-
Simere white and colOred Linen Drngs We have great
riety ofthe BEAUTIFUL Carpets exhibited in
this market CoTnice Curtains Hooks, Pins and Stair Rods
Curtain de Lomes Lace and Muslin Curtains beached and
brown Table DaInAsk every style Linen Towels and ToWenE
Linen and shengs OF all widths, Marsees Quilts and
Oil Shades for Findow Floor OcOths from tn Is fest Wde
Canton Mating from to quarters vide checked and Whs
all widths Coco MatRs, Goods for Wagon heetngs and Tent
cloths ysrcs Wde all kinds Of heavy goods for Negro Cloth
ing. A. 9. & A. d. BEEOH.
Nashville ap.4 3m
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STAR ANDADAmANTINE CANDLES.


Of the Star and Adamanns Candles offered for sale,
Deficient in Weight
what scld for pound actually weighs but lf Is
and packages marked 90 lbs M short tUo, ree and
even Eve pOunds 70 the box.
Many Candles that really The p0und branded
sold making difference against the of
i've pounds the h0X. The variation usually made In The price
Is not pOpOrtoned to this difference The following atenent
shows
Box o. ssvsus contains PIT Candles is sold for Is Is
which is the actual weight.
Box Of "a oz, or Short Weight Skier contains only 2aO
Candles ihe seVeng, and sold orf0I5s-
Supposng the price of the former be % and the latter
Is cents viii difference Of twenty in price, and
Candles per box, favor Of the uli Wh
Candle to retailers and and this viii be Increased hTe
cent? per box for every cgnt advance 10 price
The subscribers have always lade heir Candles full sixteen
70 the poand and marked packages st the real We
which may By stng them. AS their eperauce
IN TIE business enables them aree equal n Qa
any the MARKET they solicit the patronage of rrhss Who
desire to study their interest, aid, the time,
courage correct dealing. PROCTER & GAHBLg,
febI7-71w3ul Cincinnati.
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- DOZEN Coal Oh Lamps or various styles, tied with the
Nl celebrated Collin burner, for sale BY
Taar2-f RAINS, BROWN & 90.
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GEoRsrTowE CoLLEGE, D. c., March "a, 1850.
The examination have thus far been able OF Dr.
Worcestes Dictionary has besh suce1t TO convince Of it,
superiority We prefer il 10 Walkers because It represents the
present. not past state Of the language, ana TO other works with
which il is usually compared because its decisions fouhded
upon recognized authorities, provincial pecuiare
the eccentricities Of the photographer.
Dictionaries tobe found, in which the dednionsof Of certain
words eVnee political religious rsncCr than critical s
where the writer's preferred, 70 the praise Of correctness the
Qualification Of parzan feeling In further commendaton Of
the edition submit ed Judgment Ouid be added that It
is remarkably Il from any such offensive partially.
JOHN EARLY, President,
J. r. FULTON, Professor Of Rhetoric.
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Want 10 Hire,

FNOR the balance Of hsyear Servant to DO ne cooking
washing ior q Imail family. Apply 70 this OfHee.
apr2i BAR
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EMPRESS FREIGHT

E Nashville and ChaianOoga Railroad Company, in con
nection with the Roads below, running ENpres
Freight Tr.n from Charleston and Savannah 20 Nashville
slower speed hut with the certainty their pasnge
trains. No delay to freighis by this route.
jans6-I KGBP Z. W. COLE, sup't.
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These safes have never fsi to preserve bsr contents and
are warranted to be
Entirely Free from Damp.
The construction Of the BURGLAR PROOF SAVES Is Pc
cuIar and in convection with The Great American Key Regis
ter Loek' (which possesses the great advantage of having
No Key IHole and Jet has The security Of Permuta-
ting Key capable Of 250o00ooo changes) They VII bs
found perfectly impTegnabls
srRArTON q SEYMOUR,
narls-d9m No. b Mkt slr.sl. NashTilIa
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COAL ON IAMpS.

nE0 BOXES superior Gold Chop Fire Crackers II
Sds9Sa HUGH MocREA co
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TFNEE numerous friends Of Mr. WILLIAM HEAVIER, Of the
"Resding Rosd" Nursery Ohio, will be pleased to learn
thathe his way this city, with ccOce collection from his
extensive Horticultural Garden
Mr. guarantees sales made by him. and those who know
bUy with full lie opens front aution
Shields No y College street, where the ladies
all
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-03

PROM HON. GEORGE 3. HILLARD, OF BOSTON.
never write without having johnson, Richardson, Webster
and Worcester all within reach; but il compelled to take
only one, should surely take Worcss.er
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sass 3eoeepeo ~ ool1vOU4o u Deee0oess -
The sessipss ~ Cssal aad FFsdericksburg Rail
roaA veso Duhlishsd : fsw dAss $50.
b kieAmsad AsA Demrifie Railroads. Oh
ees&els wheat. ~ hhds tobscco. lSl bids ssrms
nuxes l~af tphaceo. - hOxes 9,suufhrtured II
k4cedA u pkxe emokins tutAcCO 10 bnxes pipes -
prs 4css. Z! heehsls cor! md oats bhl meal. a!
hake ult. " n$xs And bbla. wax u htAs appsss.
y hnns{: q has boves spd 10 bbls haxses q,
kSecCes Ds0!ti y tcxss Ass y 6rhins lard
pss posasoea. II bsgs sinsenx. sacks fars bnxss
Jscon,I Dol. pickles. bqxes books. car and t1J
knas. sundries. PIX :. furniture. 70 car Lads Of
smumner and slaves. !7y empty barrels. bug .
axes 70 sheep ~ COWS. 2 Lorses. ~ bass feathers
IS ba-s shot. ~ boxes and ~ kess lead. iox and
epssces machiner, ~ bs = wool l stove piano
and hoxes glassware boxes iaii'w bbts. Dnt-
ties 30 chairs bpls old iron. boxes marble zoo,S
tons pig iron. sind. dc 9ls tons coal
by ne Vsrrsn,s Central Raurond.-22 soS bush
sls y eat, 3,zs3 bills -four. ~ bids tobacco, s3,
PIX .. nsfh. do h4ds stems O96 - tusenx "a
tons pig iron. 2 tons scrap do . 0yS lbs. bscoa -
b. butter, II ra!tie "alves ~ pags esAs. 9l3
as sheep. 4 al1 . lard ss' lbs tai'ow 81, live
turkeys. ~ 6S2 lbs poultry, gS5 lbs pork o44 rs
woai 1o6 bts apples 81 hus heis PEAS and he IS
pkgs bIckwh heat mea 2$6 bushe 8 corn IL hush
els meal. 1917 lbs dri.d rnit. ~ bushels rye. 5l5
bushels oats. 81 t.ashels fsxssed, s oshels needs,
80 bales has, 1875 lbs bes swax s bales domestcs,
- pkss leather pkgs shoes. ls0 reams paper. 304
bhIs whIske,, Is emvts bhis.
by Richmond dnd Peieysburs RaJyead.-9T
bushels wheat. 10 hhds. tobacco. 70 bb's. Il 'ur
liquor ibis l7i6 do. f"ur bbls 10 tons iion and
c ssn -, - bsies waste IS COO It. lumber, 81 PIX
6 0U1 slaves bbls spts turpontino, 10I s34
lbs mIsce Aneous irei. hit.
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MEDICINES.
llK. .a's'Fi ANDs GERMAN EsrvEas

NJ. sftssEi ANDS HERwsN isgyEss
DR.. H0OFLAND'S BALsANIC CORDIAL.
IHe greet SfaadnT1 ntsfsrsass of The present qgc.
hd1e G69"iTed t.er sfsat p0palnYity eatu throYp Il
years Of tr'G!. Un5oNHied Satisfaction is rsadfrtG
~ enz IN AZ cases. cad t,s people kcre nraoustrsf
iI6sa ortAQ. |'
LITEk CQMpLAlN7, DYSPEPsIA. .rsUN
DICE, DESlLITf OF The HEnrO
ofSa ~ DISLASES Of
TIE KIDNEYS,
irsG:asss af tn -oDlaeh anal G;esstsre crrans cr
bITTFRS. ~ '' " KIT W AS
The BALSAmiE CORDIiL hcsaeoz,yedar s,..
ta.tafS saPdsEtag that # any Staiirr preyaration
s9tGHs. Il 'cia cure, wIrIioUT FAIL. the 1lost So .
cfrs Gfd t0Hs SGGadiss ~
C0UGH, COLD, or ROERsENESS. g9oN-
fSixIS, ISFI GENZA. ffROG Up PVET
nURIA, INEiPfENTCONSL nfPYTON
Hia HaS 2sTforaief re most 9St0nf.hlzs r.rss era.
s;OtsI @; 90 ""
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION,
fer aoSfZ 1ctt o}ss q! oEcs check crd -,-, III,
moss sscers DIARRHCEA % occedta7e from Coz ~
TIE BOWELS. --'
ihsse nied,e5nss are yrepayed By Dr. G. II. Jacx.
eoH g Co., 20. AS Arch street, PHILADELPHIA Pa,
s9sygwhsye ~ IS csntS per bottle Ths Sigrrturs Of
Z. "; JAG EsoN ss4R Be On !5s egts;ds ,crcpps~ ~
eacs boris. 'fF'' ="
il ths 4 fapuace PUBLISHED enneCkly bv m. mr.
p'sttorf easIed EyasYsoyy's AIMANAc yon ,sfu
ma fsStt'nohs nH3 coannsea'atoyy sot;css from ali
Parts or ne country. T6ese Ai1,aa0cs ase sipss
GisGgdy a.! oar GgeNfS. ~
PURCELL, LADD &c CO., agents,
j AA~aeSc~b Richmanu
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&ittuuaa 8;spart.
MONpAY aonNligo Jan q -.


~SSWNsosD - - 0S0uAeO0Q D0o0leo.
1ssss . OsetA--Asvsss - . Ssvssss CAasse-1x
AsstsssS Exsesssss, $e.
LrssAsua0, Va, Jan. 6. 1890
- mssee s!rl aos1t foar years Old, daughter
q Rsssrt Wntttvw, living in the low Of - b.
oros % " city, kaoWn ~ SANDY Hook,
Wa ~ BADLY burned on Tuesday uixht last by
Del otsthss tAotee are, that chs, died shortly
Alter tAs Sccasse0cs.
Cnomas Cos ser, resident Of the same 10.
coaasy, Was afrcsted on yesterday on the
charge Vt marderiug hts wiie It Is currently
rspvrtsd tAAt she died from iuiuries Indicted
By OSausr VA last Sunday bat ~ there ARE
oevefat conflicting statstn~ats anoat Ia reta
uOa " The affair, the details are reserved Ma
tii the GsOrosers smQuest II held, which takes
pace thus rnsraimG. rhts wall be the knird in
quest he'd nero W. thtu = lew dnys past
Work.asa are nsw engaged In dwelling the
maia rvad, on the opp0sisc side VI the river,
preparatory - running omaleusses, etc, tor
the conveyance VI inAiis, passeux~rs, -, from
the Temporary termiaus ~ the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad xhach, II IL an.horIta-
uveay stated, Wttl be o&xn to travel vn the OH
tnst. Ihis Aunounceuneat viii, however, ad-
NIT Of s0SnS doubi. as everybody Knows rail-
Tosd days are logger ihaa aay body eise's days
-prooNoay owing ~ the tact, that beiug last
Aasiitutton, they get ahead vi lime.
A. keuSiAa tnimg, there appears to be a
QeArth Iu neWs aud e.eIy thiny else with IL,
except Colo weather aud iSe the former com
m duty - about ~ cod No Il Keneraiiy gets ~
be, while lnany 81 our ciiizrns are busIty en-
gagged Ia put aug w the latter for summer
qsastsv.. L. rauxrs tom Two ~ three and Tour
lucheS thick, Aud Ia Considered vi pretty iaif
QuAaity, and getting better Is sAe Cold weather
l.c reA.sss. In the tobacco market theTc Is ht-
tie ur nothing doug. S,me four Tugs sold
from - rs 10 -. Wheat aud -four, tuierabiJ
brssk-wneat ranging from % 10 3 .}5, ac-
curdlug TO quauty. our-Famiiy, s.; SUI
perhae, so5v; Extra Sup~riin~, so. .. h.
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CLAyG LlgE lNsUM ANc {. ..fHE RIcH
HOME tNOTtfUTION-wIth an AMPLE CAPITAL
snd Barplus issuss polic'es "a the Ivss ct S..s
on . uaOiogato tormo ~ sns kupd eu0 retfaoe
C0mpany. TIE tnssnens If the COMPANY y con
fined TO this stats snd hsvnx no s e
own of6cers .isiNx better security for the pro-
rart,es reading in the country having Negroes
n, insnre where Il 10 incnnvenisnt to have them
exainined in the city. val, lie furnished With all ne
csssass papers upon application .. mall or a. me
ilth where the officers will take pleasure in 4iving
any information upon tho SUBJECT Of Insurance.
DAVID CCRRtE, President.
Ro. A. ToMPxINy. Secretary,
DR. NJ BURTON, Medical Examiner.
de 3D. d. eliza
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M e 0nN~aF31N0 ron $780,
~ The sateofjbtsD aeAin olef their ooYsices 70
sas. ksE iHafs r sos 1esiNsS !; orr rEcRnEs
* An exDsriene of six years enables N 70 promise
tho hest prices and good homes for oil nexFDcs
trusted 70 OuF oars. -
We alsp alsend to the sale Of AL kinds OF COUN-
THY PRODuxE. cpd rsspectiul!y ask conkign
n'en's' ,s,. r "a 1aN0S HOLLApAY.
0e - dGclm Richmond, Va.
H1klNG.-LEWIS HILL. attends to the sale 81
- CONN. WHEAT. TOBACCO, &C., and con
tinnes to HIRE OUT NEGKOES 80
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o,46o PRICES, amounting to.---.....---. Hs14 txN
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS: q rar.ers - S9
WOO, e. DY J. CO.'S
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS.
on THp THREE NUMBER PLAN
CAPITAL PRIZE
ny 90. OOU. VM
Takes place on the Last Saturda, in each month
Whole Tickets $40 Halves SlO Quarters M
Eighths $3.50. W
In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose tho
money 10 oar address tor what YOU wish To pur-
chase DaMe the Lottery ia which ,ou wis, II IN
vested ard whether you wish Wholes Halves,
Quarters or Eli hits, on receipt of which " serd
what 10 ordered, by first mail. to- ether with the
scheme. ~
Immediately after the drawing, Printed draw
ing. Cefihed 70 by the Coumss oners will he
sent. with an Ex panaten. 80 ~
A- Purchasers will please write their sign ures
plain and kive the name of their POST Office Coun-
~ and State.
All communications strictly confidential.
- AL Prlzes of %1.0OU and under, paid imue-
dlatety ater the drawins-other Prizes At the usual
time OF forty days.
Orders for Tickets To he directed either to
WOOD, EDDY h CO., Augusta, Ga.
" WOOD, EDDY CO., Atlanta, "a
Or WOOD, EDDY CO.. Whining ton Del
h. list Of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount Of the Prise that each
ore p entitled e viii be published after every
Constitut,onals., Mobile Resistsr, Nashville Ga
rion. - SAs-
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JAMES 9. BOSHt; IKs;,p ,rcr .cr.r

The subscriber underwrtes on every description
OF property against ioss or dana b, FIRE IN town
and county. on tn most reasonable e, ms. The
capital OF the o.ffpanes represented by me is ac-
tnai and am lie. safely invested uuQuestianab ie
secuf res II does not boast Of many NIL ions. hat
modestly claims ono and hall millions. secured
BY bond and mort. axe in double the amount. and
affords tha assured better guarantee than capital
SECURITIES M policies are issued by her. on Sc =
risks; nor do they assume on the lives of persons
free or slave. and their risks ainst are So d.
yided that thes not liable tn have their whole
cap tai exhausted by any sinsle casualty Persons
who desire info nation and to be well and safety
insured will had 1t to their advania. q to APPLY at
10Y Office an the east side of 18th street, between
Nam md kan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

FANCY ARTIcLES.-Av very choce a..ort-
= msnt Of Fancy Druggists' Articles, suitable Tor
Rseeents. cnnprsing .6ns Hair. Tooth. md Nail
Dfnsaes; F0rtaiee Shell "a Ivory Fine and Dress
lnx Cowhai Pocket Boois; inc Fancy Soaps and
1oilet Sp ~ AS;. a.; jn great variety.
W.fETGk6ON, Drak5st, lt Main ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

CIRB AND LOS or LIFE IN ILLINOIS n,
D"ce,hber &c, the hotei a p&3dzabeth. 10 Davies
county, H., was destroyed by fire. and one o.
the boarders, Mr.. Edward Clark Il ner, per.
ished In the ruins. When the building was
barring several persons went to mis- room ap,,
succeeded In getting him from his bed but no
being thoroughly awake, and not knowing
what the matter was, he resisted them and
they were Obliged to leave him to perish An
Other bIarder, Mr.. Gale, WAS saved throu eh
the exertions aud presence OF mind Of MI.
bradner Smith, who happened TO be at Eliza
beth on visit, the night of the fire
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

MN. SATTLER CO.,
~ IMPORTERS AND DEALERsIS
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WTNDOW
GLASS.
bhuSh ES.rWe received b, the late steamer
arse supply OF PAINTERS and artists Brushes, OF
superior quality tn which cal! the ate uton al
our customers. "
RRIDGFO2D & co., Genera, Commission md
Va. D. r. BRlfiG EtiR is'onu'
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S
N. TlNSLEY PATE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

Thx CASE OF MAJOR WISH, U S. A.-Tbe
SECRETARY of Wal, ~ 10 slated, has reviewed
Nc CASE VI Major Wise, who aas receurIy
Tried la Oregon ny cour,-marsiai. and q ,ny,c;,
I'd VI signipg iaise certificates vi trans,n,rl.
ti"n, and some other things Of minor i'm ,,ar-
lance, s.d i,as overruled he courtaud nnuuIt.
ed its fading.