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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-11
for Sale, freigbt OF Charter:

FOR SALE-The Steam Propeller
VICTORIA built i9 Philadelphia in 1883
register 90 tons l2O feet long, a feet beam 10 feet hold
- r'.'e.' "'''''7 '''''. -lppiHi HELEN & ROGERS,
mh2-6 \. W. corner Pratt and Gay streets
81 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The
- fine schooner 'E. c. JOHNSON" Sutton, MASTER
200 bbs capacity and in ine order for any Apply
tel9tf corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
.Sgk FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
ssss4@-The fine brig ''ELIZABETH WATTS" Thompson
AR 9 to corner n9H fiat E and G5S9srss
Sg5s FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
The clipper brig n 4. CAMPBELL" burthen
teens s5 apply to DVNNock T H gmi[I Wharf
81 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
The The, new oo clipper bark WARRIOR, Beauchamp
A df&i- iIANNAH, Creighton, master burthen
,oo,s ~ pTRXvERs 4 MITCHELL
d2Ou No. Spears wharf
,9S1k WANTED TO CHARTER.-A GOOD
VESSEL of about I75 TONS for voyage to the Dan
' m,,oI ,'''S' ''' anu "''-' ''' JOHN $ PRICE,
81 WANTED-A VESSEL TO LOAD
in our Line for New Orleans, and having considerable
freight ready to board give quick dispatch APP
mEs Corner rai and DE GSmHefse c%
aS54 WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD IN
aS Line for Mobile GGGd rates and dispatch
fe25 NV corner Pratt and fdGGS Cav Streets
ss$a4 WANTED TO CHARTER.-A GOOD
vessel ofabomt $50 to IFS tons, light draft of water
10. voyage Tine Indies I Iat nf RfR GrfPGS
1eld So Buchanans wharf.
gdk FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
go go The schooner SEAMAN built in MARYLAND in 1854
~ tons II feet deck % feet beam 6gG feet hold copper
a. rec carries @ b0is or 54 bushels grain
voyage viii be sold on reasonable terms on application to
s3f Cor. Smiths wharf and Pratt streets
.ss9sx WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD
f S% London Good rats and diiP2isb given
fellf corner Pratt and Commerce streets
ST. WANTED.-A VESSEL of 200 tons to
Dad Goal for Savannah Immediate despatch given.
.ss4555ks WANTED.-TWO VESSELS TO LOAD
ssSouth with Naval Stores for Northern ports. Fair
ie's anu quick dispatch gwen AR R2IyG 70 sop
ia27tf corner Smiths wharf and Pratt street
.s5sk WANTED-A VESSEL, 400 to 500 tons,
to SO load for Boston Fair re F6 and good
s a2s 10 Cor smith Wharf Rg and Pratt sS Street
e5l4 VESSELS WANTED FOR
- HAVANA
The undersigned constantly vessels to load
.a..s " w ~ w MoRRELL < RANDALL,
IeZ2u s. Exchange Place.
as4!a, TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
80 So AMERICAN sHIPPERs.-B randywne superfIn ne
in Shipping order, by JOHN S. PRICE iE5'''e'
M lNDOW SASHES, BLINDS and DOORS
w WINDOW and DOOR FRAMES. ofa tba ISaI si1es
oil our own manufacture, ready made and sale hy
s,.s GEO o. STEVENS & co,
Ielfu Al w. Pratt street near Gay
X ROuT CUTTERS.-A supply of Cutting
for sale by - AIFRED' II REP
,.., at the HousekeeperS Emporium,
ni"u No 237 Baltimore street.
loud GLUE.-A full stock now on hand
OF this useful household article eXcellenty adapt
ca o repairing toys furniture work boxes or any kind OF
WOOD work. always ready for Retail price % cents per
bottle Wholesale and retail by -
C0RTLAN CO.,
d29-f Nos 2l6 and 2lS Baltimore street
I ARD.-23 barrels Prime Western leaf for sale
- by PoUMAIRAT MoCULLY, At and 10 Light st. fe2'tf
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GEA R. KRAUS CO,
EE-Zl IMPORTERS AND
49, DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND WINES,
PRODUCE AND CIGARS
No 10 CIIEAPsIDE ONE DOOR SOUTH LOMBARD ST.,
Offer for sale extensive assortment of Pure Cognac Bran
dies various yntages Whskeys, Old Rye, superior Scotch
Old Bourbon MonOngahela Holland Gin, of different brands
Domestic Brandy; Gin, Pure Spirits, Rectfed Whskey and
Peach Brandy Swiss Stomach Btters, superior article
which sole agents for the State Maryland Cigars
imported and domestic all guaranteed to give satisfaction
oclgU No IL CHEAPSIDF
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k FOR RIO DE JANEIRO.
sss5S The new clipper bark "F0RESTA," Captain
Welsh, will sail 10th instant For passage only having SUI
perior state room accommodations, apply to
PENDERGAST BROTHERS.
milf n S,niti ~
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Snsirtsss Garhs,

JOSEPH RUMBLE, JR HENRY NJ WILLIS
IL REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
BUY AND SELL LANDS, HOUSES. &c h'OND i mhiotf
CREES / ZOE, BENJAMIN K '0A
DEALERS n e caofGE f f 1ts9"s vaee
AND FINE FAMILY eRoG HEKfs3 LIQUORS.
fell-t No. IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait
y REAL ESTATE RR9KER
fFsaf fGR 5Esr e! purchase and s1s
T H. & J; s: HOGG,
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular
Job6ng attended to with punctuaty. jaltf
M IAci5ti5I & DUGDALE, GEO. D'''Al1'
&. th S.s
,.s cox McElDERRI', WHARF AND Pratt TT sT @I''
- CASSARD 4 son,
". PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERS,
pRovi kH5 SsA GESE Il
nsn Nos 40 AND 400 B MTfT BALTIMORE STREET.
T UTHER J. COX & R. B. WARDEN,
G ES 5ARv GeB BnISE9 S aSHNT
real Ell ESTATE lFE$$ He$ES MORTGAGES AMI
7 LYLE CLARK & CO.,
=. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
No. log W. LOMBARD ST.
n3u Baltimore
TT w. DUNCAN,
TEAS, WINES AND GROCERIES,
g. L. CORNER FAYETTE AND PINE STREETS,
ol6f BALTIMORE.
John H. ODONOVAN, JR.,
S n boM Resi- WINES s SD Of
AND AGENT FOR
oil r + II / S KEYS,
au2SH 30 Cheapside, Baltimore
T A. DUSHANE,
e. COMMISSION PAPER DEALER,
NO. 40 SOUTH CHARLES ST.,
near Lombard,
au2l-f BALTIMORE, MD.
John w. HOGG,
u ARCHITECT AND PRACTICAL SUPERINTENDENT
FOR PgBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS,
Office 2, (up sairs) No. IL South street,
(NEAR THE SUN BUILDING,)
je23ly Baltimore
7 EONARD VANDEN KERCKHOVE,
IL ARTIST,
STUDIO, McELDOWNEY BUILDING,
mr3lly Corner Charles and Fayette streets
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Bail Rpaas.
Ia ca E@s........:.:... PHILADELPHIA,

Ess 60 sz.... PHILADELPHIA,
1-n BAL II NJ khElkN afrR9Sp AND
On and after E1 MGybRs14R TK "a Ak
S rps TEEf tr bf6 fG
RsAffRNa az 8 s. f SeScE
FaiE1b bAl # lt 70 BAIr1uoRr aaAwIpT
n GN wi SGSNSp MA Ysr 9&9P NJ only All the trains connect
l \ fE DE GRACE and Intermediate places at a.,
p,s.eD,.r. FOR FOR sEAFoRD, DELAWARE.
an and n SO ? fSnnfs t, At W
WIZ WIFI y a. NJ NJ, train rain ~ 'Oiii baltimore
De required to bring some responsible White per6n W
bond o Inn om Te who will be willing to sign
portion Of The road ~ 'hey VIII be passed any
n2ga WIN CRAWFORD, AGENT.
Is g g az.:..:.::;..a FOR The
AaH - f7rf7TdFE AND oH HHT EAf HE8 lTB9UTH
Tn ana after November 10Th, 1885, the trains win run as
Leave Camden Station Batmore-AIail Except Sunday,
THE VEST soGT@Esr AND E6Rr IJ rATRr e M SR
teaches Cumberland at $40 and Piedmont at no NJ and
through. e ''
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 30 A. NJ train;
between Piedmont and Wheeling, between Grafton and
E k TRy ea Ein B tGn Ba at 70
A. ~ and $50 P NJ, and Ellicots Mills at 80 A. NJ, and
1s.v FGR it;I w4SHLyGT0y AND THE SOUTH
Baltimore O. 10 and 745 A. NJ and 3 40 and "a j. II On
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second and
fourth trains from Baltimore Washington connect with
trains on the Annapolis Road. $500
rE Fer tckets Of every kind information, apply to- T.
w. p. SMITH,
l.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent n27tf
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
"a :: .;
WINTER ARR4NCENENT.
passenger trains lea Calvert Station Bamnra (,
lows, viz: ' '' "a i'i
FOR THE WEST
lS The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday excepted atsl5
A. NJ arriving at Harrisburg % NJ there connecting
with the Express Mail Train for '''''S
PITTSBURG AND THE WEST
Arriving in Pittsburg II S. A NJ Leave Pittsburg by Ex
M e aa r Columbus at Sh b at A M
at 81 M 2 N and st. Louis at I3O P NJ
Inc tlncnna5i and Chicago Express leaves daily Sun
gay excepted at $50 NJ, arriving at Harrisburg at NJ
over the pennsylvania Railroad arriving in Psburg at 20
"A IT4iieago at A. NJ Leave Columbus p NJ and ar
rr..r. ON SCND4FEVENING
This Train leaves at p NJ connecting at Harrisburg with
trains as above. ~ - 40 "+''
20 hours Observation-Disclosures.
% {" '.''..'.'''...''...............C INCINNA Att
''''''''''''''''''' LOUIS.
FOR THE NORTH
ISL me Mail Train leaves Calvert Station at sl5A
TaiE Except Sunday arriving in Harrisburg at % P
MIamsport at $50 p NJ, and Elmira at go P NJ where
I'd The Buffalo and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
- NJ excepted at $50 NJ, and arrive in Harrisburg at
8 NJ Miiamspor at 1880 NJ, Emira at 20 A. NJ and
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS Il WES STE ' SE IN!
And YORK AND CANADA.
anu az u0 with trains for Suspension Bridge and thenca
S $SAN fSS The FHETWaEE tRf q P2 S6RfHwEsr
For TICKETS further correct and reliable
please apply at the Ticket Office Calvert station
oil Calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore
Il, WARNER. Ticket Agent isn't
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WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,

LEN-E1 I-'I1'1j DI'-h-' I'D, w MD,
ta@5I , ,. . BLACK TEAS, &c.
sSkA p. TIERNAS son,
oher for sale the following articles their ow importation
particularly for family
SHERRY W!NES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass.
PORT WINES-Sandeman's Competition red and white
Port, In wood and in glass ~
MADEIRA WlNE-John Howard Marchs fine Madeira, in
wood and in glass; ALSO Grape Juice
H0Ck WlNES-Jahannesberge Steinberger, Marcobrun-
ner Cabinet, lieb frau milch, Bronneberg, OF 1876
CHAMPAGNE WlNES-Moet and Chandons finest in
quarts and pints. '' i
BRANDlES-0tard and Hennessys fine pale and dark
MS-Old and fine Jamaica, Antigua Grenada and from
the Islands, imported direct from London
HOLLAND GlN-The best quality-Tiernau bran6-and
no mi Xture of aromatic poison in it, ~ ~
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA ap3tf
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Executive Office, Baton Rouge

La Hhf Tvs 1905.
A recent meeting Of the Board Of Supsrv OF
IA the State Seminary q Learning, held AT Aexan-
dria, in the parish of Rapdes the following resolution
adopted
Resolved That the President Of the Beard in his Of
fca capacity advertise for applications from persons
competent Ia I'LL
/. A proiessorship Of Mathematics Material and TX
perimeni Philosophy with Artillery tactics; 90 which
office shall be attached salary OF twenty i've hun
dred dollars per aunum-S25OO.
?. The Office OF Instructor OF English and Ancient
Languages; which Office shall be atiacbed salary
OF two thousand dollars per annum-S2o00.
J. instructor of Engineering, Architecture and
Drawing: 10 which Office shall be attached a salary OF
twenty five hundred d, ilars-S25OO
4. The ONCE of Instructor OF Chemistry, Geology
and Ninerology and OF Infantry Tactics To- which Of
ice shall be attached salary of twenty five hundred
dollars per annum-S25o0.
8. The once OF Instructor Of the Modern European
Languages; @ which Office shall be attached salary Of
two tbousaTN dollars per annum-S2OO0.
From tte five Professors selected q Superintendent
viii be chosen, who shah receive thousand dol
Io0o-cxtra consideration in virtue thereof
Furnished rooms 10 be provided 10 The Professors
free Of charge.
In accordance with the foregoing resolution notice
is hereby given all such persons may desire %
present themselves competent 10 Oh the chairs
above enumerated, etc, 10 make application accom-
panied with recommendations, etc. 10 me- ~ the TX
Onice BATON Rouge, uniii the goth day Of
July and after that time at Alexandria, in the
parish OF Rapides, Until tie Let day 81 August
made 10 MI the several ProiessoTshs, and Superin
lent chosen.
The appoiitm ents thus made will take effect the
FIRST MONDAY II JANUARY NEXT, fls6O,) at
which time the institution will be opened.
iuly6-td ROBERT c. MlCKIIFfE.
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within their power. See that arrangements.
are made to fnd out the 1ukewarm or iRfirm,
and to guard against their absence from the
polls. But the various suggestions OF "details,
necessary to success, we leave confidently to
Your own zeal, energy and discretion.
What are the elements or this popular
revolution is a question that must
occur to every one We are assured rom
every quarter that numbers of Democrats
will not now vote at all, and that other num-
bers will vote our ticket. Then again, large
numbers of old line wings, who have been vot-
ing the Democratic ticket will come back to us.
And why these changes? The democratic
leaders who have had every department of the
government under their control, have permit
ted the government to be disgraced with an
accumulation of evils such as have never
been inflicted upon it before. Extravaganza,
impoverishment of the Treasury, intraction
of the public credit, corruption in the use of
the public money, corruptions reaching the
President and the heads of departments at
tempts TO seize upon federal powers. unwar-
ranted by the Constitution and unparalleled
in the days even of black-cockade federalism,
ATTEMPTS To ovERTURN THE SOUND BANKING IN
sTTTUTIONs OF THE COUNTRY, AND WITH THEM
THE FORTUNES OF ALMOST ALL INDUSTRIAL CLASS
rs OF THE COUNTRY, &c, have brought whole
neighborboods of democrats to conclude that
it is better to let their leaders be chastised
than that these things should continue, while
old line wings who have been deceived by
their speciOus promises and professions, now
see the deception, and are resolved to arrest
further threatened evils. So take courage,
friends, victory is within our grasp. Set ev-
cry body to work to bring in a full vote, and
we shall be crowned with triumphant success.
Respectfully,
JIJ F. K. ZoLLIooFFER. Chm.
ALLEN A. HALL,
p. W. MAXEY,
S. N. HOILINGSW0RTH,
.4 JOHN LEILYETr.
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EAHDREw JOHNSON, A. o. P. NICHOLSON,
SAhiL A. SMITB, Z. A. KEEBLE and JOHN K.
Howard, made out and subscribed the follow
ing propositions: | EttE
1. That 1T WOULD BE UNwIsE POLICY TO RE-
CHARTER ANY OF. TIE EXISTING BANKS.
2. That such reforms should be made in our
currency during the existence of the present
banks as will insure a sound circulating me-
dunn, convertible at all times into gold and
silver. "a eE
8. That The seraol hanks as their respectse
charters shGA expire, should go out of existence, and
such steps should be taken, consistently Nth The pub
lac interest. sciU secure The liquidation of The
Bank Of Tennessee attte expiration Of lis charter.
These propositions were ratified and adopt
ed by meeting of prominent and leading
democrat, and concurred in by Gov. HARRIS.
There can be no doubt that they truly exhibit
the aims of the leaders of the democratic
party. VIII the people agree to see the
banks of the State swept from existence!
Will the honest democrat, who knows that
the Interests of the country would be sacri-
feed by resort to specie currency, aid by
his vote in striking down the banks, at the
word of command from party leaders!
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Kentucky--What the Democracy exc
peel.
ouisyille C0urier of Che % saws

The Louisville Courier of the % says
Our prospects all over the State are good.
No Opposiiionist believes that asingle Know
Nothing on the State ticket stands any
chance for election. The only hope of the
Opposition is in the next Legislature, which
they will aim to secure by swapping votes
and taking every advantage of the duplicate
candidates of the Democracy in certain places.
The Opposition, however, should be deceived.
They cannot control the next Legislature if
the Democrats do their duty. We will have
majority both in the Senate and the Honse
If the Democrats vote as they should. We
should not entertain doubt about the next
Legislature being Democratic, and sending a
81 tie ul 9itea fStetefe Senate in the
This is every reason for a strong aud INIT
ed effort in behalf of our ticket in this Con-
gressional District. We never had better
chance for success. We can elect the whole
ticket if we do our duty. The Opposition
care but little about their own men, and will
not be able to get up any enthusiasm. Their
domestic and imported orators both fail in
getting up excitement. There never was
such Indifference manifested by the Opposi-
sition, and if the Democrats don't succeed
this time in electing their whole ticket, it
will be their own fault. .~
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Will the PATRIOT tell us what party car
ried, in a public party procession, through
the streets of Nashville, the efigy of for
eigner hanging by the neck. as a representa-
tiou of the fate to which the party in ques-
ton would consign the foreigners p Union
and american.
We could give the name Of the individual
who, to suit his own taste, did this thing.
That taste now leads him, as we are inform
ed" to the support of that party which would
allow the naturalized citizen to be arrested
as a deserter, should he voluntarily repair to
his native country, owing military service to
his original sovereign. That is the party of
Gov. HARRIS and Dr. MENEEs.
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BADLY Scared!

A reliable friend writes from an East Ten
nessee county, among other good things
.The Democratic Committee at Nashville
is scared. got to see one of their letters,
and they were begging them (the democrats)
to spread hemselres or they are gone"
So, after laughing at us. in the opening of
the canvass, as a trif1ing and hopeless minor
ity, they are now writing such letters as thesel
There is no mistake, they are taken with ON
appalling feeling of ''gOne-ness."
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tional contest, and it is for this that the
Tribune is laboring.
In all the serious and solemn significance
of the subject we PROFOUND to the people of
Tennessee, whether they win thus be hum
plugged, and led OF driven into the ranks Of
their enemies! Whether, having clear view
of these motives and purposes, they will az
fliate with the aboltionists of the North, or
their co-laborers, the fre-eaters of the South.
Or, whether as intelligent patriots, they will
rally to the support of the Union and the
friends OF the Union everywhere?
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-30

Es-The Union and american ostentstious-
ly parades an article from the New York
Tribune of yesterday. viii the Union and
american answer us. yes or no, whether that ar
ticle did not come to that office marked, or
some way signalized to draw their attention
to it. Let us have a categorical answer.
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HOIlOway's Pills.-Of all the diseases of
young children, Summer Complaint is the most IA
tai yet, like every other regularity of the bowels
it is infalliby controlled aud cured by Holoway's
Pills. Sold so Maiden Lane, n. "
iuly26-lw
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Prairie Farming in America,
WITH NOTES BY THE Way,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES

JAMES CARD, NJ. p,
Author Of "EngIsn Agriculture p Letters on tn
Corn Crops, }" High Farming" "Ihe West
of ireland, - &c. One vol limo.
"The picture of Prairie Farming rs drawn, no, by
smart Eden land agent Spectator in the hope Of
taxing in unwary Briiishers, hut by eminent Eng
hsh agricuiturst Nor is the reader invited to place
a ohnd iMih in Mr. Cards conclusions. They are
given II such form as 20 show the exact amount o
personal knowledge and local experience from which
they spring; and the steps in his calculations are IN
general easy and obvious enough for the most ordin
airy intellect TO follow And, as far as We can Judge
no element IN the purely economical aspect of the
question has been misstaied orgotion-London
Spectator.
w. II. BERRY a. CO., Public square.
julyl4-u
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CrOss Vics Nantcd.

THE Nashville and North western Rnil oad Com
II pany wish 90 cfniract Tor "a. 600 CHAR CROSS
Iih>s leei long, inches thea web hcN n Go fec,
at nRrToWest place not less Ihan inches clear OF
bark timber t. be sauud Ia be deliH ered al the grade
line Cf the road h. Nashville
lie contraetIrs want 10 eontraotfoT so. eco WHITE
or tuSI-oAh tbs 81 The same sire the above,
BE- delivered The line IS he read IN Tiles from
section - TO see'jon -, enough each section to
supply the same.
Persons wishing 60 bid will direct o. the President
and directors 81 the Nashville and North Mcslern
Railroad ComPony, Nashville, Tennessee.
luit 2l-tf
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Read the "seeret Circular,

A few days ago our neighbor of the Union
and -fmeyicGn startled its readers with an an
lara sort of Kno,o Nothing Increment the
Opposition Central Executive Committee.
We called upon our neighbor to publish the
Circular, and to show it up in all it's deformi-
ty. But it has failed to do so. Why. The
That there may be no misunderstanding of
this pretended bug-bear, We have obtained,
and publish the circular below, as follows:
10 ACTIVE WORKING FRIENDS OF THE OPPOSITION
IN TENNESSEE.
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For Hire

| HAVE two young Negro Women 20 hire. Those
Il wanting will do well 60 apply j. mediateig
Il. J. IYIES,
june2O-u "a Cedar Strree,
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Lard! Lard!. Lard!!!

A SUPERIOR lot Of Lard in Il and a barrels, put
n up expressly for family use, on hand aud for
sale at No. 25 Market street. by
july22-d3m WOODS x co.
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ONTHEP PLAN oFsINGLENUMBERs.
$4,000 Tickets.
5,4s5 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to everv nine
Tickets.
Magnificent Scheme
TO BE DRAWN
APPROXIMATION RIZES,
Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS; QuartersS So SO

a1-Remember that every Prize in the above Scheme
is drawn and payable in full without deduction.
certificates of Packages be sold at fol
towing rates, which is the risk
Certificates of Package of 10 Wholerckets, $50
90 90 10 Half 40
80 10 Quarter 30
j -" 60 10 Eighth 90 10
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FRENCH WHITE ZINC PAINT
FROM THE
Vieille Montague Company,
OF PARIS.

hIS Paint Is adapted TO all purposes, 20 which the
White Lead Is applicable. Il does not urn vel
lew, as lead Invariably does, and will acquire the
hardness and smoothness of Coach panelling thout
the aid OF varnish, and Is easily washed. Colors
Win zinc basis retain their freshness briIiincy
Of color.
zoo pounds will cover much surface with the
saele ooay, as go pounds Of iead-showing great
economy as well as beauty
Ia order that parties may depend upon getting the
Htee strictly pure they should buy Of but the
most respectable houses. The Company ship but two
iuailnes, known as Ne aRd Saoso Whste Dry; Red
ana 1feen Seal The No or ked seal the artice
most used for painting purposes, the Snow White or
Green Seal being only used for the expensive
work.
JOSEPH N. STRONG, Agent for a< %.
Orders addressed 10 either of the following houses
VIII be nlied al the Tsdaced tarig prices eth
CT Dry OF la OIL
HALL & CORNELL,
No. 123 Maiden Lane, New York.
RAYN0LDS. DEvoE & PRATT,
july 3o-SmfFl
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RUTGERS GARRISON
6I Warren ST. New York.

TNHESE Canopies have many advantages any
others in use. They more graceful IN appear
ance, and more spacious and airy. They easy
adjusted Z" any Bcdsteai, and very simple in con-
strucuon; are quite elastic, and, therefore, easily
adapted TO Becsteacs of different widths They are
not In the way Of arranging the bed do not nor
injnre the Bedsiead IN the least; In short they com
bine the greatest elegance with durability and sim
plcity. july6-1mn
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Notice.

HAVE this day associated with me in the Drpg
Of 10. G. BROWN a EVANS.
NASHVILLE July 1, 1858.
" B-Beng anxious To close up my cid affairs as
soon as possible. request all persons 90 call and
settle their accounts 30 LIST July.
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srarE ExECuTIyE COmMITTEE.
SATURDAY, JULY 80, 1859.
A PLOT TO CRUSH THE UNION.

The Northern and Southern Ex-
tremes Meeting TO Overthrow the
Constitution and the Union.