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In the order in which they are here put down.
THE DAILY EXCHANGE is printed upon clear white paper,
and with bol and distinct type, which is constantly
newed; thus Offering to merchants and others making
of columns peculiar advantages FOR the conspicuous
attractive display of their advertisements, which, in
ntcon with its already large and steadily increasing
scption list makes it the most desirable medium for ad-
vertising presented to this community.
e. NO EXPENSE OR LABOR Is SPARED to furnish
the readers of The EXCHANGE with tie prompt full,
and authentic intelligence upon all matters public inter
est domestic or foreign.
In its COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. and especially in
all that relates to It's REPORTS OF THE DOMESTIC
MARKETS, it has established for itsea reputation which
iusties the merchants Of this city in recognizing it as
STANDARD AUTHORITY upon all those subjectsn which
their business interests involved whilst the leading
Fin ncia and Commercial topics Of the day come under
careful review in its editorial columns.
The interests OF commerce and the state Of the markets are
constantly and intimately affected by the aspect poti
cal affairs throughout the world that journal which
aspiTes to be anything than commercial repor-
ter or daily price current must necessarily devote
able to the dissemination of political intelligence and
the dscuss of political questions In this department
the paper which, apart from its commercial importance,
also possesses peculiar and exclusive interest its own,
is the object ofTHE EXCHANGE to preserve position
honest and fearless Independence equ ally removed from
servile parsanshp upon the hat |, and tmid neu.
traty upon the other.
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AmuseWtnts.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE,
ITALIAN OPERA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec mber 18th
O0' " ''s Su'i siGNo tfR% sSBRIGLIA.
Only Nlgat of Dohi2etti,s Grand Opera
MISS ADELAIDE PHiLLfPs. ....-,, LEANoRA.
SIG. SBAIGLIA. FFRNANDO
Az. IOIaE5 as BALSAS r.
oaFHGRs6$Y c:s;a5'r 5oth, Nv "
The management has the honos to at Ve5is
ceiesrst d Tragic Opera, ,,,,,, ,.,,,,l,
VIII be rrodurei for the frs AMI ori te in baltimore
:. on ERfRSY EvF& l G Dee Il IN i,1 di8
ENRONT STREET THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
FIRST APPEARANCET$ ANFRICA
MdTc JosEPHiIE GAGIIANI,
PARTISAN 2 nIP THPfo
one Of the most daring riders Of he whose
tu we audiences OF London ana EaTi5 spell bound
GREAT ARTIST.
appears every evening this week, in conjunction with
First coLosSA R,, E9GES s. r. coRPS
ITALIAN BROTHERS.
wh9Ie dive sGei performances have crowded New York
' ''"'' e'i'''' FUR CLOWNS ~
MATINEE Ev Try "'N''
dl7 If SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
1UEsR%A{Hi, I gEHffEEHi fR IS, -''''''
OF NERDI'S MOST CELEBRATED OPERA,
THE SlCILIAN NESPERS.
with its gorgeous mise en- scene, superb star cast and entire
costumes.
NINE. PAULINE COLSON,
$780, IN her renowned character as Duchess Elena.
BRlGNOil lrSt ......ARRIff)
MONtOHI
SUISlNl nrSt time OF PROCIDA.
IUlItt Ii
Director and Conduct r, SIG. MUZ!O.
The ChORJ SEES will be complete, and the ORCIIES-
IRA will consist of twenyeght Of the best musicians in
the country.
NoTICE.-The Sicilian Vespers possibly be re-
peated this season. consequence Of the immediate produc
ton OF ii Guramento, and Moses in Egypt which has
been long lime in PREPARATION and which wi be produced
on scale Of great Lyric splendOr,
ADMlSSlON-To Parquete and Parquette Circle 81 Re.
served Seats Fifty Cents extra Family Circle 80 cts
seats for either OF the five nights he secured, he
ginning SATURDAY, at Messrs STUDDARD'S and WILL
LlGS Piano and Music Stores.
Doors open at I. Opera commences q, S dli4t
baltimore MELODEON.
Ee GRAND TOC4L AND INSTR UHENTAL
ALL THE GREAT
STARS,
AND ALL TIE OLD FAV0RITES.
THE MOST COMFORTABLE HALL
IN CITY.
- Admission 10. 10 and IS cents
~ Doors open o'clock.
n lDpl en- m r1arr D IN n'a lrpt
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9ublit SaLfs.


DRAFTS ODD ANNUAL SALE OF BOOKS,
= &C. is now opening at No. 265 BALTIMORE ST,
~ Hoor from Hanover, and will be continued until New
iG!t. BOOKS at private sale through the day.
Dcc acron sales to commence MONDAY EVENING,
DG ~ " ger l9tb, at o'clock.
d8-tlI J. B. CANNON. Auctioneer.
BY GIBSON ~ co.
fT'; TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of o de-
ceeof the Circuit Court of Baltimore City the under
s,&ned Trustee, will sell at Public Auction, at the
o l,tnT' on MONDAY, the 3Ist day of December, at
"A ~ ~, THOSE FIFTEEN SEVERAL ADJOINING LOTS
EltGtAD in the city Of BALTIMORE the first or corner
30 ig ana bounding IS feet on the South side Of
& @ sfsc &nd OF that width extending back along the
ana each OF the other fourteen Lots ontin rs feet on
street and each Of width, extending back SO
ee % sd ten foot all Y, with the use in common of the
the corner Lot aforesaid being subject to an annual
no rent OF seventytw0 dollars, and each of the other
n b d" f annual Eround rent Of sixty -four dollars.
ni9ICEF Of tye,e LOTS is improved by a THREE STORY
condition ' WIN Oa'A DuiiulnS III an uhuhlshed
ash S q sale as prescribed by the Decree are onethrd
tho IN ~ t IN two equal Payments one at six and
~ we've months; the credit payments To hear
49, ~ w uty or sale, and to be secured by the
p " SS OF inc purchaser purchasers endorsed IN The
satisfaction OF the Trustee. WN + EI'TC'T M 70 inc
CS 2aW}WiglS
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Proposals will also be received for Lumber of the follow
ing Sinds and quality
ComGaon Cuttings, J. 11G and 2 inch, per foot
Selects. /, Z and inch, per foot.
Whit Pine ScaDtling, and bill stuff per foot
White Pine Rafters and heart bunch Shingles.
Also, for the following articles for the year.
Pig Lead, per lb
Lead Pipe. extra strong,) per lb
Block Tin, various qualities per II.
Three Nozzle Fire Plugs, design and machinery 10 be
proved by the Board.
Fire Plug weight and pattern to be at this
Office.
Stop COCKS g. 10. Il, "A, l6 u.s. 20 aud 81 inch) to
be tested under pressure o. 800 lbs to the square inch
design to he at this office
street boxes 10 by Y inches and weighing 70 lbs each
Ames long handle Shovels, per dlzea.
Oil best quality Lard and Sperm.
Coal, Cumberland and Anthracite
Rest lutte p cking Yarn per 10.
The Board the right to reject any all Of the
proposals the above Monthly payments to be made in
cash for all materials purchased. -
BY order, JAS: s. SCTER,
dlTtJI Water Engineer.
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IHanIs,
G0ufatf0g.
SPECIAL NOTICE no ADVERTISERS AND
OTHERS.

OTHERS.
The claims which THE DAILY EXCHANGE makes upon
the attention of the mercantile and business community
are simply based upon those principles of mutual benefit
which every intelligent understand for they are
such undere in all industrial and commerce
enterprises lift can be shown that THE EXCHANGE
anaimrable medium for Advertising and that in point Of
circulation it will not only bear with that any
other commercial paper in this city, but that this crcula
ton is diused wider area its merits as means of
direct communication with the merchants Of other States
will doubtless elicit that non which shrewd and saga
cous men accustomed to give matters that
their Individual interests. What, hn are the facts? We
need not rfer to the large city circulation of THE EX
CHANGE, for that speaks for itself Its in this
spect is, in point Of time, without parallel What
propose is to make frank statement OF is country ccua
ton, because the larger proportion of the trade OF this city
is derived from the interior The extent which that circu
laton his reached may be gathered from the following par
tcuars which give the States to which it is SENT and the
number Of post offices which received and distribute
ed careful collation. our mail books shows that THE
EXCHANGES regularly mailed to sir hundred and tioeiUe
post Offices scattered through the various States and Terri
tories Of the Union and tina: the great bulk of this country
circulation is in those States upon which the merchants of
Baltimore must chiefly rely for the increase and perpetual
ton their trade. In MARYLAND alone THE EXCHANGE
is mailed to t,go hdred and tyro post offices, which
larger circulation in the counties own State
enjoyed by any other commercial paper in this city
VIRGINIA stands next upon the list and after Virginia
PENNSYLVANIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH CAROLINA,
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BY f. ". BENNETT d CO
IT'D II Si1NIlEaC q II

4 mi TRUSTEES SALE.
; By virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court for Balt
-s more CITY, the undersigned trustee, will offer for
sale on MONDAY, the cath day Of December instant, at
O'Clock T. Ny az the Exchange Salesrooms in the city Of
>, described as follows:
be&nnilg Tor the same the north side of Lombard
street at the dist Of ore hundred feet westerly from
enh street and running thence westerly bounding
G'r1 street twenty-five feet, thence northerly parallel
] en street enc hundred and fly four feet to alley,
iCi cas- ly parallel with German street enty feet
thence southeTly parallel with Pom street one hInr 1i
MY Tour ieet to the place Of beginning.
rms lot Is improved by first class threa-storv Prick
ELLINt with large Back Building. and ali modern
and subject to an annual ground rent of
terms Of saleIQngthird cash day of sale onehird in
Ihuili ana te balance in twelve months, credit pay
e to bear Interest and be to satisfaction of
trustees S. MORRIS COCHRAN,
JOHN p FOE,
Trustees
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~ n IL 1 III u IL ~
L / + z
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1880
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
0FFICE-No. SoUTH STREE
JOHN j. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT
INSCRES LIV ES FOR ONE YEAR, A TERM OF YEARS.
RFOR LIFE
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN.
SLAVES INSURED. either Men, Women or Children,
at the lowest rates
DIRECTORS:
WIN. G. HARRISON, J. J. DONALDSON.
S. J. DONALDSON, A. ALDRIDGE,
C. A. SCHAEFER, GEO. S. GIBSON
E. F. CHAMBERS, ROBT A. TAYLOR
n. COULTER, Secretary.
DR. +. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
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otparaIe rcp saTs VIII also be received Tor suitable
Of 22i0 lbs
BRASS WORK.
Pr posas will also b. received at the same time for a
OF the Brass Stop Cocks Ferrules &C. which may be
qured or the year lsfl.
& inch Stop Cccks with nuts washers weighing ounces
| do 90
Ii do. 4 lbs
"a Ferrues to be timed ready for plumbing weigh
ing Il ounces.
z do is o.
do. 81
* de-. &i"'
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THE TRI-WEEKLY EX CHANGE

Is PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AN SATURDAY,
And contains all the reading matter o: THE DAILY Elk
CHANGE including its general and political intelligence its
kilograms, Of local affairs and public meetings; its
accurate and impartial reports Of the markets. foreign
and domestic; its review of books; its carefully pre-
pared abstracts foreign news and its editorial articles
thus given in every partment the latest information re-
ceived in the city up to the day of publication.
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4 8SOCIATED FIREMEN5s TN8UE An On
- I90mpANI, No, SQJTd STREET
Recognized for o tbe PR6T gE SLY BgL2ISG
AMI EXPiCTF P0fCiELSi ne 6vv " 1 II
ElTURE, VESSELS in port MEECH2&biSE ana a
property JOHN 5fSFi K MOE MGoRE FPFE rsfa1
rr DIRECTORS
laws J,4Es WgEEDEy, JAMES 4. BETGE.
+. c. Mason FRANCIS BURNS
JACOB TgUsT, JAMES YouTG
JAMES GETTY los q Poyn
Moan WALKER, Jas b. George Sr
j. 4 FARLow, T. i. MILLER.
OFFICE ug gHm
SUN MUTUAL LNSURA ECE CONPANT,
INSURANCE BUILDINGS, 40 WALL ST.
NEW YORK, October 81, I5fG.
The following statement o tie affairs Of this Company is
published in confcri ty with the requirements Of the 10th
fection Of the act of its Incorporation:
Premiums ureTIred risks 4th Oct, S59.. s3s4i3 SIS
Premiums recsivcd during the year to
9Th Oc, 1850, on Marine Risks....$i, 222OTt %
" inland Rsks.... 51575 II
Fire Risks....... 3j,IG3 ca
Total amount Ct Premiums 655 057 o.
Amount OF Earned Premiums during the year GG2 6s
Return Premiums. S9,09j 81
g Net Earned Premiums. ...........sl,l32 597 IS
losses during the year
On Marine Risk dess Savings, &c3.9753,47l %
Inland do 34qo pi
FIRE do rs u
Expenses and Reinsuranca..... sl,753 20
Net Profts...... $2s3,l57 IS
The ASSETS of the Company on the 18th OF october 1850
as follows, viz:
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages... $4,000 90
STOCKS Loans On Stocks, accrued Interest
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cf0r SaIe.

2 $3.50 9. FOR SALE.-A close, paneled light
Apply at KEARNEY'S STABLES, Centre st. di0,tf
Ara FOR SALE-A fine Bay Saddle HORSE,
90 to be seen at MILLER'S STABLES corner Of Ger
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING

It's columns have recently bean materially enlarged
and new features will be from time to time introduced
render not only additionally attractive the FAMILY
CIRCLE but still valuable medium of reference for
the + RMER, the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN
TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE contains the general
and political intelligence given in THE DAILY EXCHANGE,
and especial care will be taken during the progress OF the
present political campaign, include its columns the
latest and most reliable reports Of the State of Parties both
North and Sou h. and of the changing aspect affairs
that always accompanies the struggle for the Presidency
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also embrace con
slant variety Of choice NOVEL; TTES, TALES POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted TO FAMILY READING;
selections from the EDITORIALS of The DAILY EXCHANGE
REVIEWS Of and Extracts from New Books; a PRICE
CURRENT exhibiting the State Of the markets, at hcne
and abroad, up to the latest moment, and FARMERS
COLUMN, wherein much valuable information in relation
70 Afrr.o, ,It,-., ~ loF
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OFFICE OF THE WATER BOARD, BALTI-
! ~ MORE, cemb-r Il h, IS50-SEALED PR0POSA AIS
w be received At t tc til of the Slst inst, for
all the q Asst IRON WATER PIPES which ay he required
by The Water Board du n< the year 1851 The pipes be
a't q o o. s9ch qua!ty as VIII readily CT and am
ana TO ne of uniform thickness all pips will be ec.ed
which do not stand pTesur of 800 lbs the square
to be pro- ed the supervision of the agents the
alter Board they will also b. rejected for nfeoity in
| the qu tv Of the iron.
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TRUSTEES SALE

-asiii= DWELLINGS,, &c, ON SCOTT STREET,
~ virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
c y, Inc Undersigned, Trustee, will sell at public auction
a. ie EXghangs Sa!csrooms, MONDAY, 3lst December
LOTS OF GROUND the west side of Scott street.
"lES tach Other; the fret Of which is dis 70
,uGiss .souh from Saint Peters street The second
MMcn Is distant ~ feet south from st Peters street each
GI q. 80 let to an alley 10 fet vide Each lot being
eac lot consist of BRICK HOUSE three stories Lib viii
AA'mlsaIh basement and each being unfinished
lIh' Of Al ne third cash, and the balance at four
Din ho, me credit payments to carry interest and
10 ne secured D. notes with approved eudNrser
-fo ,.r,,- ,,,,,,, GEO n. GILL,
- - ", - !.sz,--SstI Trustee.
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to Agriculture will always be found.
ne ERCHANTS FROM THE COUNTRY
W. WILL FIND
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
Ne " AND DESTRA BE GOODS
such
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
GOLD CHAINS,
FINE j ELRY,
ofeYary description
ALBATA WARE. TEA AND COFFEE SETS.
SPOONS AND FORKS, FINE CUTLERY. CLOCKS,
PLATED CASTORS,
CAKE BASKETS, ICE PITCHERS,
FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MILITARY GOODS
MILITARY COMPANIES FURNISHED
The above goods Eor sale low, wholesale ana retail
CANFIELD. BRO. l. CO.,
aul6tfr 229 Baltimore street.
BOYS CLOTHING of every description, on
Dhand or made to order in a superior style
II PATENT SPRING 1SyER-GAITERs, fol-
81 LONG h'GNsS R &c ffS f} ff fhEa'F Of
Sa47 Ii osam 9G' oh S;1 Is street e1,
z NJ ov a
T0GR4P II G1LLERY
JOHN r. VAIL,
R< TO 2ls WEST BALTII08E STREET %
NEAR PS GF4nLhs g STREET.
~ ONLY ONE ESTABGisHMENT, AND NO CON
| NECTlON WITH ANY OTHER.
In thanking my old fer DIS and customers for the very
liberal patronage bestowed for past at Ole
stand am happy to inform them Of my to the
above named large and splendid Gallery, which have
fitted UP in the best and most costly stye and where
now prepared to execute all kinds work pertaining to t
Art IN the very best STYLE and in all the branches knowr
70 nrst class Artists and at prices which cannot fa
| please.
As import my Materials DIRECT from Europe, and il
very large quantities. aford liberal terms for tn
same quality OF WoE than other similar establishment
in this tly. And as devote my undivided attention +
the Art can assure the best and most satisfactory work
and the most prompt and polite sttention.
| JOHN II. VAIL,
Proprietor Of the Southern Photographic Temple
aul36m 2l3 Baltimore street.
DIED FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
| W. F. OWENS,
! olSti 2O5 Baltimore street
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~ oRDFRING rICEETs oRcERTIrIcArrs

Enclose the amoaaI OF money 70 our address FOR
what you wish TO purchase; name the Lottery IL
which YOU v ISL & invested, and wLGtheT you visa
-shUles, Halves. ~ Quarters, on receipt OF
which send Shst is 0rdss ed, by nrst mail to-
gether With tie scheme
Immediately after the drawing, Printed Drawing
certified TO by the Commissioners will be sent in
an Explanation.
kF- Purchasers Will please write their signature
plain, and give Ihe name Of their Post ofee county
and state
Recommendations strictly COZ edentisl
So AllpriZes OF 81 GOO nd under ,paidimmedist
ylfIer the Wing-othei prizesatthe usuA timeo
forty days.
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The Invisible Hearing apparatus

rs Davis, orsElss sna AnFlzt, ts1 t.sfos1elrs -
~ AeN or sass Ia. a<s = ~ - y-tHg<e@ea ias<rs
zeens. isF extftEs eases q tsssfEess VIA ~ a.
slsz4nce ssFseo = e1ahir4 - hezr ss<A n kfsst
ezt ezz<fs ssaF eFdsnsFF seFszfktl 4nd - E<4r
A. r1ez 1zszrsb.te1. Il rez<z sp1e eff III eia he
~ e1d csz - NlE1asl he siisht<ff - cave
ezxzn u eeesE<et s<sls y HWY, 1es - - 80
al. - sAa - e1@b<e p<fe12 10 azPsl5e 80 -
ss<. Cal ssd ss<nzEs e $50 fsr eetSas<F-
kEftt-14
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Hide, Oil & Leather Store.

n KIRgPATRIuE SONS, Ne 81 soVrs ruxp
L. srxxxz, between Market and Chestnut Streets.
Philadelphia. have for sale
DIP & Sailed SPANISH RIDES,
Dry sad GFeea szite1 Paths Kips, Tanner oii rsn
nsr's aad Carrier = Ioois Al ths iouest pElces aed
ap.sa The best terEs.
az Ailkisas OF Leather II abe ressh wasted ,tor
shich the highest market pFsse viii e given -
cash tzksn IN exsAsaFefaF hides. LssEaer stored
Tree al chzrgs acG sold 90 Goa nsssion-
sest1-szsIfg
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Transportation,
Nashville and Chattanooga R.R.
80 go - 81
Change Of Schedule.
on AND AFTER
Sunday next, April %, 1850,
PASSENGER Trains. vii as ioluNs

SuHuhs hCAte APA.A ~ AcOO,
Passenger Trains, viii IN as follows;
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A. Il. and s, P. =.
arrive at Chaitl nool 50 P NJ, and ! Is A. n.
COMING WEST.
Leave ChatIaroeea al I: o A NJ and 30 P NJ
Arrive at Nashville - r. n. and sA.z-
IL rail connection and shortest route TO Boston
~ New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wsshing
ton CITY, Richmond, Petersburg, Iynchbnrg, Knox
New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains on
Memphis ana Char lest''n Railroad, AM ~ CaItauso-
ga with fraias Gu Hast Tennessee and IecsSsa and
Western and Atlantic Railrtzds.
Through Tickets may be had 1t sny hour on mil
ca:ion to Ticket Agent, NJ oce at Ie,,ot t. the fol-
lowing places. ard az the following prizes viz:
Nashville to New YcTs via Char .e-ts-a : c So =
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Fresh Corn Meal.

TIME Subscriber has made arrangements with one
Il Of the extensive mills IN kentocky Tor
galAr weekly supplies Of Family Neai, snd Is
r.cesxing Sooe hashelz which he offers 20 the Cay
Trade Al slight advance over coat aud carriage
A. JENKINS,
myl2 - Market. est-
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scE, uCEm sCEm.

xIyEhAve opsaed eur ssc Depot 70 the rear q
Nv .ke STATE fsank. Ana 10 sell - cheap sny
IN the ra4fkst thai l. goes Der Se 4 trom Para
go Hili N rtesn miles a.frsh q Nashville and made
Txrla-iyeF e Ihe b. srFng Mater N TIE state fssR
f,ur a. .trht lncAss thses We sin o.sa def.at Oh
sacih Garry street e AecFaFy's sroeeFy store
As ss., Ia BRkLJ GARRsTE
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Louisville and NaShVilic
RAILROAD.
E7sstszz EzfsE.Ts=5 g5zlsfT5st -
ss=S S-sfss= .s;ss s--fs,ss-
Change OF TIME.

TWO through Express Passenger Trains bs.Seen
i Nashville and Louisville, making close ccaDec-
tons Louisville Tor New York, Boston, Ph'ladeI-
ph:a, Baltimore, Washington CITY, BL1dIo; Niagara
Fails Cleveland, Cincinnati, ST. Lous, anu the Far
West.
On and after SUNDAY, NAY THE sta, 1850 ira.a
will run as follows:
FirsItrain Ieav es Nashville at 90 N daily stop
ping at Gallatin Bowling Green, glasgow Junction.
khzabethtown, and all regular stations hen signal
led by flag, and arriving IN Louisville a: $50
NJ. Returning, leaves louisville go p. NJ, stop
ping as above, aud arriving IN Nashville II 80
a. NJ.
Second train leaves Nashville at T-s0 p. u. daily
Sundays excepted } stopping as FIRST train, and
irving in Loui>ville 200 a. II. Returning leav
Louisville at 5:lo a. NJ, stopping above and ar
rivng in Nashville al 30 =. II.
Gailatin Accomm. dation Train leaves Nashville
daily Sundays eXceIdec) at 500 P N, and arriy-
ing IN Gallatin 2. NJ Returning leaves Gala
tin at 700 A Nj, and arrives Il Nashville 1t Gale
Il. NJ.
Through tickets sale at the Depot for all points
North, East and West, with choice the many dir
fereut routes.
JNO. B. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
A. J. FIELD, General ticket Agent.
may7-dtf
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enc CapIlai PHO of ssz,5Oo:
= : - . % 1''I''- IT 8 :" s'os'-s7
Whole Tickets SIC; Halves St; Quarters SO SO

Certificates of packages d. The above Scheme To be
drawn eh Wednesday wall lie slid ~ tie TO blowing
.aies, which Is the sisk.
Certificate OF Package Of &c Whole Tickets .siss so
&c Half - IS
% Ouarter 81 81
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Our Single Number Lotteries,
capital prize $4,000!

EItAH " In oAI hDAI
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 50 SO.
e. Orders for Tickets or Certificates in any of the
above schemes 10 De directed Ia
WOOD, EDDY X CO. Wilmington Delaware
or, WOOL, EDDY Co, - / GUS, Mss .uri.
RE-Clrcnsrs Continuing schemes Tor the north
will De sent free al Sc by addressing above
t. The arsSingss'i Weod Eddy & Co.'S Lotteries
D. bllsh.d the New York II raid, sew Y,rk
I'm aud New Yo.ke- SlaaIs zeitGEg-
iJay Std
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-07
EXPRESS FREIGHT.

TINE Nashville ald Chattanooga Railroad Cornpa-
= ny, in conueUtion with TIE Roais below,
running Exp e-s Freight Tram from CnsrlvSt1n
and Savannah II Nashville al slower speed botEith
be certainty as thei- passenger Trains. No de
lay to frcights b. this ioute. E-W- COLI,
jar2!-G- Sapt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-07
WATER CooLERs. sc.

UST received e4reos frsm sks manufacturers and
j Forsale 81 ieNeE pfces than ever eeicre sole N
Itis s<zfk<E 80
Is piais Water Cos5ers,
IS loIcekta liaed ac-
10 kcfsoaziass tslfs geraleFs
Schceiey = Pate tca-
80 hsss<r s1Enate hTsezefs.
seanioFs fai- trefx-rr-
! Eiso make p.aia les cEssn Frssssrs 10 order Of
Any =,
% par. Nssos's rat Screw Top Frusi Cans,
ant qGzfts-
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a. doz I zzft 6izEs : rait Tsrs-
Ice f'tcks snd h2lcLets
- ~ Mfxese Aaeclerz.
IL os1. Z. stea ta7peF--
IN WILSON,
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