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NEW ARRANGEMENT.


FNShANELLEkS fer the Ncrth and North South
ern Sstas Tickets from Charleston,
chattanooga, Montgomery, Macon. Wilmington, Knoxville
Lynenrg Washington. atlanta, snd Augusta, to
usve Cairo, HickEan Columbus, Evansville. CINCINNATI
Nes Oleans Fekburg Paduoah SnhlsHd. and Memphis
Nashville, Tennessee.
FIRST class Railroads connections al
al points, Passengers Aving8 Nashville, via Nashville
Chaitanooga hsroad directly boat without detention
West.
Regular Cairo, Mem phIs and 50. LOuis Line
The fine steamboats, B. NJ hunyAn, MpnetOnka Sails Vest
Cuha snd J. q. Cline.
Oae Of these Boats will leave Nashville every 10
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central 3ailFoad Oug from
Nashville to St. Louis In Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets
Reliance, Dunleth Ella Tempest Nas
vile every Thursday and Tuesday at 10 o'clock M time
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours and Cincinnati days
Reg Hlar Mem phis, New Orleans and VickSs
burg Lire OF ROats.
James Johnson, Nashville, g. Howard Joseph
ine Savage One OF these sats will leave Nashville every other
day. at tine from Nashville Memphis 50 hours Ycks
bnrg, 1--WE days; and to New Orleans In Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville day for e arrival % the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For hrscass accommodation upon the Boats. Tickets Se
proe9r at the different points, prices named In As annexed
Schedule Of Rates:
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DISTINGUISHED PsFAToss la 1897, Virginia
potatoes, they were then called, just Begin
ming to be known. A sweet potato had been previ-
Ously kuoWu which was used as kind Of confeetion
at the tables Of the rich. OF these Gerard says
"They used to be eaten roasted in ashes; some,
when they be rOasts ed, infuse them and sop them
in wine; and Others to give them the greater grace
eating, do boil them with prunes and SO eat them.
And likewise others dress them fbeng frst roastsd)
with OIL vinegar and salt, and every according TO
his own taste and liking; notwithstanding, hOwsOsver
they be dressed, they comfort nourish strength
en- the bodice These were sold BY women, who
stood about the Exchange with baskets The same
writer says of the common potato, which, for con-
siderable time after its introduction, was rarity,
that "It was likewise foode, as also mee for the
tables of She rich
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WoNT Pay Taxes The Tart'es who have Leased
properly in the Navy Yard, at Memphis, refuse to
pay any city tax on the ground that a corporation
cannot tax its own properly The appeal says:
''"hat makes The matter more noticeable is, that
the great argument used in Council, when it was
proposed to lease the Navy Yard was that the pro,
Perfy would not only psy rent, but also taxes 10
the city"
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VHDaHI-7u VI- Is -
Enclose the money address the Tickets ordered On
receipt OF which hey " Il be forwarded bT r Purchases
have tickets tBdiug any hgurs they may dcsignafe
The List OF Drawn Plumbers aud viii % pu
ehasers n1meiiaosy after the drawing.
Purchasers will please their signatures pain and
give their Post oiics, County AMI State
= KeHains- hatsvery Prize is dawn and payable fu
EithoEtdedUction
, Az prr OF 1000 under. paid iumsisseiv afer
the drawing0T prizes at the usual tius OF thirty lsys-
Notice TO SOrrespOudsn fs-fiioss Who prefer not
sending money by ma the ADAMS ENPRESS COsf-
PANY, whereby money Tor Tcke u Ten Dollars, ande
upEars he 9f rs ERst auy eFI
town where ney have 0ce- The money d order mus2
be enclosed in . GoseTtnesf Post oco f i 5asscps
CT the Express ComPany csuuoi receive thcIa.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets Csrheaes BY Nail Exprss to te d.
reetel Il
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AGRICULTURAL AND SEED sTORE.
CUNNIN CHAM a CO.,
NO. 8, College streets near Church,
Nashville, TemHsessees

VTTE have opened extensive Seed Arcuitural Store
Nv and shall devote exclusive Attention this branch N
the bus ness and purohzrs rely upon heng supplied win
Fresh Seeds ard The approved Kinds of mpamenfs
machines. Our azen seeis o D. Laudreih 4 Sens
House, al Of The groEta Of 1855 Fed sas
lectei with care and are Warranted 70 germinate
SEEDS.
Clover Timothy clean and stripped Blue , Orchard Grass
Herisrass Nille Hungarian Grass Musquit Osaga ras
Perennial Rye Grass. And fall of Gacn see
BY pound q paper iane2 IN CUNNINGHAM 3 CO.
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DaIIy IS lrri-WeeIkIy s.; WeekIT 81.
eNEwbRLR an FLEAsuRE


Ouesqnare, one 9.a,EAcl additional square, gIO
Advertisers exceeding tlae space cOntracIed
fors Will be charged for the excess.
~ THa WEEKLY
oNR Dollar bDarefor the als and FITY CKy5s for enc
subsequent insertion
Advertisements Pplishei IN both the Daily and Weekly m
be charged the full daily with oneha weekly rats
adj ed
7rsasIeu' Advertisements mast tsraid for atfts time o,
To Correspondence.
IL VIII great deal Of unnecessary elorbe II our
reds IN writing 70 will bear in mind the following rules
Always give the date post oes county the body
Of your letter 80
yoa wish the paper shaageOm sne Oee to another give
both offices in full.
AZ Wrte business and othermaters write on seuarae
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon facts and
subjects as may be Of Information Interest public
Anonymous communications Of whatever character viii receive
noattenton.
Correspondents should write only uen one side OF the paper
WecanOt undertake to return rejected comuaunicatons
All letters business snould be dreetes to Messrs
EASTMAN Co snd personally to either Of the Prope
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WOOD, EDDY 4 co., Augnsta, eeorvis.
or Mo9D, EDDY A CO., Atlanta GsorSia.

II list Of benuners drawn from ne whseI via
the amount Of prize that each sntkd Eii Sc pub
hs afer svey drawing, ia the following papers.A uust
Ga) Constutonalist, New Orleans Delta, Nohs Ress5s-
Charleston standard, Nashville Gazette Atanta Inteii ncer
New York Weekly Day Book Savaunah Georgan Kichnond
Dispatch New York Dispatch, Pauliug lssl Clarion, sn
Little Rock (Arkl True Democrat Ffa21
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A young man by the name of A. B. Williams. of
Augusta. Ca, attempted to shoot : woman narel
Lizzie Whitiss at Memphis on the I4ih inst vii.
liams is ssid to he man Responsibility, but was
drunk. He was arrested.
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BARaAIzs IN READY MADE ULoTHIse I'VE are
selling at Reduced Prices for Cash, the balance of
our stock Of 0yRE CoATs-BBsIEEss CoAFs-heaVg
Pants and Vests. WARD, BERMIsoHAM s Co.
No. 20, South Side Public Square
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TTNHE subscriber offers Tor seventy acres ofaui on Ne
Middle frankin Turnpike, Eles ou Nashville.
joining The tract which he resides and the lands Of Cap
Jones' The land euai he best abunoncc q excel
ent failing with the buidnx
ia the country, and in the mist Of Ire finest nezhbor II
AmuFiea apnH NATHANIEL gAXrEE-
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wTNTER ARRANGEMENT.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
ff5s Fgss Ess zl
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
HXERmINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East and Wheeling, BenwoOd Park
eTsburg the West which places unites with Railroads
Steamers &c, for and from ali points in the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily I2:2O p NJ 12: 10 A n.
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers this Route Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New Ysrk and Boston, the cost Of ticket Boston alone
ether lines.
Time q.ick and fare as low via any other Route.
Inquire for tickets the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
the principal RailIoad Offices in the West.
E. F. FULLER GenI Western Al gent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
W. Smith, Master transportation deco
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MORRIS q STRAFTON,
WHOLESALE GROcKRs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers In Foreign a Domestic Liquors,
NO. IA MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
NNTE now in receipt Of large and we'll assorted
w Groceries, Liquors, which invite the attention
SUGARS.
900 hhds Louisiana Sugar, all grades;
10 b6s n T. and Baltimore Crushed Sugar, all grades
80 % % DO coGss and Extra DO;
2560 bags choice Baltimore Coffee;
100 do do Lsguyra do.
600 bbls choice Reboiled MoIasses;
800 y bbsdo do do;
90 kegs St. Louis Syrup
loo do La. do.
TIN PLATE.
90O boxes J. C. lOxl4 Tin;
i1O do X lOxl4 do, vety cheap for cash
SUNDRIEs.
$50 boxes Star Candles;
20O 40 Summer DO
800 do 1t. Louis and Man. Soaps
100 do Starch;
100 boxes boston srsura Pepper;
g g DO DO Dc dc do DO Sisssr; SFss;
100 do superior Carb Soda, papers;
10 csroons @ INDIGO w.
casks Dutch haJder;
100 bags Pepper;
% % tiaScss DO sPis: RiS..
100 dozen Painted Buckets:
ISS do Washhoaris;
30 nests Tabs;
loo dozen BroOms;
"a, ,OOi assorted Cigars;
IUO bales Smoking TObaepo
$50 boxes Tobacco, all grades Va. trands
500 kegs pure White Lead
30 bbS do LinSeed Oil;
25 kegs Shot, all sizes;
30 do Bar Lead;
so eases Masen's Blacking
3,OOO bags fine Liverpool Salt;
1000 bbs KanaVha do:
$40 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolis Whisky;
608 do Raw Ohio do
200 do old Country do;
$50 do Smith old Reserve do;
100 do Old Bourbon do,
50 do do Rye do;
iW do MonOngahela do;
20 do Old Port and Malaga Yine
40 do A. NJ. Gin;
2pipes Holland Gin;
do Old Coynsc Brandy;
100 csses st. Julien CaIJt Wine;
20 baskets Champagne extra;
800 cases Brandy
300 packages Domestic Brandy;
2OQ barrels Cider Vinegar:
With many Other articles for the Grocery trade.
ianll NORRIS & sTRATTON.
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DISSOLUTION.

FENE partnership existing between the undersigned Is Stck
Ter, Ellis &c dissolved the 3stOf December last
W mutual consent entire interest the other partners IN
the business was purcEase by Thomas who assumed the
Liabilities Of fru, alone authorized sign in uquda
tOn. THOMAS EAhiN,
LESLIE ELLI<,
Gshl6 SAM. A. STRICKLER-
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FISHER, WIRELESS a co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
General Commission and Produce

WAOEESAAE GkOCEA8ss e ss Z
General Commission and Produce
MER CHANTS,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Corner OF sxroadp and uarket Streets.
{ NASHVILLE TENN ESNE:E.
GROCERIES,. .F4
WETB receiving o the largest and desirable
stock Of Groceries offered to the trade house
In the city, 70 wit:
s7 hhds New Orleans Sugar;
lj0 bags do do Codes
20 barrels Plantation Moiasses;
- Is de do do
465 boxes Star Candles;
1000 kegs assorted Nails;
SO boxes TallOW Candles,
50 barrels Crushed Sugar; tttsf
IS W n Cheese;
IS do ED
$50 barrels Whisky, all brands;
p casks Imported French Brandy;
de Holland Gin;
$50 boxes Family Soap;
$50 boxes Fresh Raisns;
i do do dc
IS 4 do DO do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters
ll65 bags Fine Salt;
100 do Coarse de
0,0OO Cigars all brands;
i7J boxes Chewing Tobacco all grades
With many other articles numerous 10 metion all az ht
viii sell at unusually low prices O cash dealers
decls-tf FISHER, WHELEss q co.
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ID virtue Of two Of ae faeas directed,
Circuit Court % the Cultsf States, Which wse founded
uOu tso Judgments rendered in said Court the October ru
le5s. wherein Wilbur Scott plaintiffs and B. W. Hall
and the aid E. Payne defendant vI ell az he
Court Oass in The city Of Nashville, saturday
defendant. L. D. Payne and following ots q or al
joining 70 the said city Of NsshTe VIZ: Lots Nos. 3, 10 r.
~ u and D. al fronting 100 f and % feet on The east sde q
lot No 25 all situate and lying thal of said city
as bei survey near Charlotte PIKE Also lots hos and
veand fronting said - frt sliniung Bses
sod as The properly q iald inns 70 1y . az.
This rlirl day q March. 1850. mhs-dd
MarshaI's Sale.
bsa@s1. G AZ he rs asr l IN Gn N1s 111sa :. l NE ,eI @
il Of order of the district Court fer District Of
stHbsat proceed ell snd Steamboat, maehneTv,
boats 9pEas tackle and iaraiare g he highest ss Pas
purchase in cash. and 70 give notes with good seea
payable in Bank for the residue in equal q four
and eight months. This ID DAY of March, is5D
J. B. CLEMENTS, U S. MsrshaI
mh3-td. Tor the Middle District of rsunsssse.
A Card 20 the Ladies--D DR.. DuPOneoss Pe-
riOdical Pills for FeEIules,--Are insaible for 70
moving stoppages Or Irregularities Of the Aienses.
his practice Tor many years, both in America wuz-
Paraeled success IN every case and he h urged ~ many ou
alienation Of those suffering from any irregularities Ehaeve
preventive 70 iadies whose health m permit Increase Of
Pregnant females or hoss supposing Themselves So are eau
10 ssass5 80 vs P ~ ~. ~ si a. n s9s ys5g5s
their midness would injury health. otH
N y DIeS'iol' salA osA- ffse
EWIN, ,PENDLETON 4 CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
To whom al orders ustbe arese They EiiI supply he
trade at PrOprstos prices and furnish show es sna ervaara
Sold Retail 10 Nashville, BY
DEMOVILLE & BELL, No 26 Cherry street.
@. ". .HENDERSHOTT cor Cear 81, and Public square.
BEACH G0ODLEf. Market st., opposite Cnion srest.
J. STRETCH, corner 0f Broad ami Market strsets
By enclosing ther cf the shove asnts,
the above Pills sent lconhdsnhaly by mail % o ne
city e1untTy.
N.B-The ingredients composing these Pills made kn0En
to agent selling tea. They VII tell that they A
they be. Ask for DR.. DupOneoss fsOi-
den Pills. See the signature each you E then
uedieins 1ay depend upon, perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD & CO., Agtnts FOR Memphis.
WILSON 4 STARBIRD, Agents for Louisville.
FE.rI-
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WILL furnish Chandeliers either burning Gas Oh on
Candles. huiii CLarca. If0e or p-nlfc
llai in the city eouatYith ali the glass Globes shaes
a cheap IS they Dc had from any market
Keep good ass1rtnlent Of all the small gas fixtures,
Drop Lights, and fancy eo Glass Sbaes psien Burn
Ec-
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The notes. books and will remain at The old stand
(noW Ahay Gibson & Co.. charge Of A. Adams for set
tlement whom those In arrears viii call a7a make imlae
payment, IS longer indulgence cannot be given.
fsbl6-lm. sB TH0AAs EAAIN.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

- E9SzE7.s...iiEss;s sszsss
being the Importance or The proper protection of
Track and Keep Tie Nay O gravel and other
trains, freight regular uniform rate Of sped
which only accomplished by RAINING schedule tne
order that the freight be the time
laid afeT thirty
ate, height Will he the Nyille and ChAauss
e. Railroad Company, at schedule Stations MY
& W COLE,
Jansl-u Sup't Of Transportation N. & Q. Z R.
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ON and after Monday, November s 1855 Trains
follows
Morning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves GslIan 80 A. ". Leaves Gallatn 100 p ID.
Arrives Edgefed " 500 do Arrives Edgeheld $50 de
Leaves Z" luU0 do Leaves do :" $3.50 do
Arrives Gallan " ll3J dc Arrives GallStin 500 de
The Train leaving Gallatn at 80 A NJ and Edgeheld at %
A. NJ Garn with mail coaches and from Louis
Vile The Train leaving kdgefelJ At 10 A NJ. and Gallatn
P NJ with mail coaches 10 and from Haryille and
Carthage. Only the Train viii he Sundays.
Wearing apparel alone Constitutes baggage OF winch each
passenger will allowed SUpou will Be made
for baggage which lie paid to the conductor Other
articles than carried IN the luggage will he charged
Express freight which be paid the agent Of the Express
COmpa y.
Passengers taking their seats Gaatn aud Edgefeld without
purchasing tickets, will be charged ten cents extra
janaG-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
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As the mehers Of as By gay purchase scoua
TIE Of the grants chartered b the States %
tacsy Missouri, and part 81 tose eoa under naasre
ment Of Msrs. rsg0y Maur, OF Wnuztoa. Deiasare
have aeeuea it sxpeient change ne of frm on
and sf1sr January s $50 % that ~ " Oous Eddy 4 CO.
who viii hereafter xve ths q AcssuT
Lottery, aud the gthers. above named
In all transactions Ee endtFote conduct business
With integrity and Vtness. ths puol
& patronage heretofore st0Ket Is Ve deserving hen
transferred 10 SUCCESSORS. Very respectfully.
;. SWAN & co.
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CEIsTIFICATES % FACsEAGEs ulllss sola s

a Circular showing the plan OF the let
teEles - al DC seat 20 any enc aesfrous Of
receiving it.
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1859 GR R5EzsE.=szRs.s 3. 1859
Hannibal and 81. 5OSeph railroad, |
Z 80

Hannibal and 81. 5OSeph Railroad,
Of Missouri.
OOMFLETED and upeE through from Mississippi to Missouri
Rivers. further West and 80 the
NESH GOLD REGION
other Railroad AhOr3ng Tie shortest, quickest and
cheapest Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
NebFaSka and Pixies Peak.
Trains leave Hannibal daily O'Clock, A NJ, arrival
og the mAghceut composing the H. L ST. 10. r. X
Line, ST Louis dai O'Clock, p NJ, whereby
passengers Joseph in ~ hours from st. LsuiE, and
Bect al Joseph with line u first Passenger Packets
which arrival Of trains from AthisOn LesvenwOrth
Cty Nebraska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha. Gaming
Prom 4 days over any other 1SOute.
Tiue Nashville u 81. Joseph, 90 hours.
Fare from Nashville TO st. Joseph
SIs.50; from Chattanooga S23.5O.
Baegage checked through SaIerooms Packets
free Freight taken Emgrants desiring
company depend going through freight
trains.
Through Tickets land the only route by which ST.
Joseph can reac Railroad for sale at the y. & &. L. X.
sud STEAMERS all the principal kailruad Offices
United States information address JNO. u. BOWEN,
Z. B. 6RosT Gen. Ticket Agent Gen gcnt, 81. Louis.
IIuNT, Hannibal fets9-iGul
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wOOD EDDY < CO.'S

Single Number LOtterfest
(cHARrEEED TaE STATE o. sE0Reial
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NO. IT PUBLIG 50 QUARE, NdSH VILE.
NHTE now in receipt Of Spring Goods, Care
prepared to the generally
WHOLESALE, of the desirable Dry Goods,
Ready Made Clothing &C. brought this MARKET and
sms advance for cash. punetnsI dealers.
We shall take great pleasure showing them, those
visiting market to give call examine goods and
prices ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 CO.
On,
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NOTICE
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40 "a SENG EfES.

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TO "A ASSEM- ElES.
DAssENGERs TRAINS running on tie Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad, Will leave hs Depot at Nashville the
minute Laid the Schedule, Wit: 4 4. u and
and orle prevent confusion the ticket Office, The
M mneut Of sIrLng Passengers respectfully requested
provide tickets advance Of ue time, and thai all may
h aoenmmOdated the Ticket Agent W le IL his Office Uur
before the departure Of each uain. \. w. COLE,
IuhIi-tf. superintendent
A CHEMIST, an American, pupil of Pee
"a louze & Dumas, Paris desrous VI obtaining
fiE As Chenst a Mandatory Chemicals IN any
establishment whte Chemical uosedge may be required.
The best reference Will be given. Address CHEMIST,
feblg-lm. Boa las, New YORK PosI Olee.
TNOR RENT.s--The large over the Daily News
II ice Formerly occupied by barnaus Biudrry
room is u by feet suitable dob Printing Oce book
Rudery or almost any echanca eInplOy power
can ID had fruc tie News Once Engine, iu this ro0nl
Enquire OF Mr. Fisher News Oace, Gf H. v Lnesley
he SUBSCRIBER. ja6l JAMES ". HOTTE.
OruamemIsst frees AND EveTgrcens.
MEONrGOMERY * McGREDY ,Nurse1yuen Nashville, Tenn
invite special attention TO their extensive stock Fruit
Ornamental trees, EyeeeDs, Gren House Plants, lUOOO
ornamental Trees and Ever sutabe for in eate elect
Fruits-5OOO Apple ,, & years old.
Pears-sOOO. Dgarfs 4 Standards, , to years old
Peaches -5uOOJ old Cherries, PlUs, ApTcots Neo
tarens and ounce, in Large hunters
collection OF Grapes Wberrl9 hapeerries, Goose
berries, Currants & Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY & MCGREDY.
nall. LinWood' Nurseries Nashville Tenn
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GAS PIPE AND GAS FITTING.

have the best Eorkmen always ready any
Gas Fitting Also. all TIE machinery 0r cutting screVnR
Gas Pipe, and Wi se number of feet 10 pars- eoua
try cu to their measurement plans aud furnish the ongs
ami other tools, 50 that they Do thsir
Steam and steam mbOag 2EorIx.
Steam Pipes steam Valves Cocks al other articles On hau fr
repairing steam work.
STEAMBOAT BLOWERS, and other steam pipe uorE dom.
with despatch.
JAMES IT. KENDRICE,
esse-3n 50 Cherry Street
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
CT g g = 3 g 6 9 p q
az after Monday 18th, 1855 trains will
j follows
Leave Gailatn, 8 NJ. Leave Gsllatn M
Arrive Edgefed, 10 do Arrive Edgefea, do
Leave IL do Leave do 43O do
Arrive Gvllsiin pm. Ar5ve GallatiA $50 do
The leaving Edgefeld II K. NJ 5allstn
with Mail COACHES Louisville, Harsye and Carthage Only
the morning train viii be oa Sunday,
octI7-u R. MACLEOD, Supt
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Glass 1s draws ON
saturday, March 40, 1850.
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'aIale ilII' Of d
Oh the receipts, the large amount Of SIS, l79 20,
is from Cuba and S33 78f ~ from New York ely
aloEe. The report shows the receipts from l29
lodges but as no lodge is required contribute any
thing tothe Grand Lod until it has been in ope
tiOn six hs, it rs safe say that taere sre now
over 200 lodges and their membsrshiP is rapidly
the increase When it is understood that cnly IS
per cent Of the eepts of subordinate lodges is
paid into the treasury Of the Grand L3c gs, il
be seen how immense is the that passes through
the ccffeIs Of this Order.
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Glass II draws On
saturday, March -, 1859.
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Glass Is draws on
saturday, March rs, 1859.
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ON TEAEE'klAN OF SINGLE y NENRERs.
$4,000 Tickets.
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States, made to the Supreme Grand Council Of the
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