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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

A CoyripEscE Man IN TUE CAMBRIDGE Law
ScuooL.-On Thursday the 30 iist., al Individual
ewing his name ~ Isssh i. Porter from this city,
presented a check at the Charles River Bank Cam
bridge, Mass, of which the following ia copy:
Ieg'-No 281 SEw.iORE, Janr , t8E
Robert Strn; CaSbsr Of The Bank the CT, Of Neu
Yok pesse pay Nj ISAIAH j. Porter bearrf tue sum IL
sixty llOO dollars. ,,,, ~ c,r,,rprr r.
(Sgned) WM II. j. GRlSNELL u
frudossd by lsash J. Porterl
Porter represented himself g. having Just matrlcu.
lated a. the Law School Of Harvard College The
Cashier MIR. j. b. Dana, proceeded TO make some H.
curry ard sscertaiDed that he had taken rooms nj
tee Students Boarding House, kept by hrs. Beaes.
He had duly entered hs name with the steward OF the
University, was actually attending lectures 81 the
l.ss school, and had taken tho customary blank
bond 10 execute. Mr. Dana Was satisfied that every
thing was regular, csshed the check, and sent il
through the Merchants Back OF Boston 70 this city
for collection. II was promptly returned protested
mo such account" Mr.. Dana fastened TO the Col
ege TO inquire after Porter, when he lssrned, TO hs
SURPRISE lhst thst individual he'd gOne suddenly away
from Cambridge. lie had leit note addressed 10
the professors OF the law school, spoogizng for the
sbruptness OF his departure aud stating ss The res
son that he had just received Geographic dispatch
from this city announcing the dangerous Illness oil as
sister.
NJ. Dams commur Gated with s legal firm in this
city and received the information inst there az
sts TO such firm VIM. & H. j. Grnnel 20.
Mr.. Porter, tie confidence man, was of course
mythical personsge. Mr.. p. is considerably chs
grned at the occurrence but places good fare upon
the affair saying that Il Is the hrst and only o.se OF
swnde the part Of any If the students OF iarvsd
College, which has ever taken plscs in BIS dealings
with them for upward Of twenty-five yesrs. lie IL,
boEever exceedingly DESTROYS 70 renew bis ecquairt-
spc- with hr. isaiah j. Porter.
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- Seventy.two persons will be admitted TO member
ship this evening, Frdsy in tho Market street Re-
formed Dutch ChuYch-the Rev. 7. H. Cuyer's. The
whole number who have been received since the com
mencement of the revival is 1870.
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jacob b. Warow, VINO was eight years member
of the municipal police and occupied the position o
lieutenant in the Eighth Ward, under the conmand Of
Capt Turnbuli, was a. recen. meeting of the Com
mssioners appointed sergeant in the Sixteenth
Precinct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

ALLEGED DURGLARY.-Yesterday morning Officer
Frazier arrested William Brown charged with bur
glariousy entering the cigar store OF Henry Rakow,
No. l27 Canal street, ard attempting TO stea guam
,ity Of cigars About 1900 cigars were found packed
in two barrels ready for removal. Krakow supposes
that the key Of his premises was Stolen from pocket
shortly after the place closed some time during
the night. Brown was in Rakows employ, and
boarded in his house. The accused was locked up by
Justice Brennan.
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REAL EsTATE.-The following sales were made
Yesterday at the Merchants Exchange by a. j..
Beecker, Son & Co.:
parcel Ian L. l24ht 2s5 n ". hhsv 62s&i blk. $500
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Cheap for Cash.
NASHVILLE SPRING RACEsI
THE SPRING MEETING


Will commence on Monday, 18th day of May, 1885, wit
SWeepslske Tor all sseS l mile heaIs $500 entrance
$50 f0zeit Gea b. +. Uheasham names u. LIKE Bugg
b. Epsilon, dam b. AindeI By years old W. T. Round
Tree nans3 c. Kate Hays, BY albion, dam By PrlAm,
years old JnO. kennedy names &. By Emu, dam b
AKdei By; years. W. I. Oheaiham names f. By Glen
cOs dam By Levisthani years Col Geo. EliOtE name
g. C. Webb Allen BY Albion, dam By LeylEthan years old
ID kAOz-SS eePslake for years old. l mile heats
300 entrance; $25 forfeit n, T. Cheathsm ch.
BY Glencoe, Dam By LevisEhsn J.MaheWs names b b
/. BY Epsilon, dam by PTiam. Gen. W. G. Harding
names br b. Epsilon, oam By Msrgrsye W. 7. kOunG
tree names en- BY Albion, dam BY Prlam. Kelsey Pow
TUESDAY, MAY Is, 1858.
SWeepstRke for years Old. / uIls heats. $500 en-
trance; $5O forfeit Abner Turner names T. BETTE
Ma. o.. by shamrock, dam By BelshazzT Rice and UsgJ
name b Pot SOS, By Glencoe dam By Stumps imported
kennedy c. b. AlblOB dam b. Ainder BY
John KeDDeoy br. c. b. AbiOn dam By LsVialhsn
", +. ROundrts names CD T. BY GlsneOe dam b. Prlam.
MEDNEDAY, MAY 10, 1855
SWeepstake tor all Is. mile heats 600 entrance
S5J fOr'eIt. John Kennedy namesg by Emu, dam b.
Hawkins; years old. ". I. Chsatham names b L By
Glencoe, dam b. Leviathan; years Cd 7, q. Moore
names ca. f. By GLENCOE dam BY Frank; years old.
THURSDAY, MAY 80, 1885,
SWeepsake for uutred years Old. one mile heats 800
entrance; S25 forfeit w. Z. houndUee names ch f By
Albion, dam BY Puam. John Kennedy names blk C: By
Albion, dam by Levathsn. John Kennedy names z. BY
Emu, dam BY AInderby W. T. GheaIham names ca. { BY
Glencoe an BY Levlathan. James Jackson
BY Glencoe dam BY OthsO. Col Geo. klrtt names ch {
b. bOD, Jam BY Levlathan. Gen. ", g. Harding names
ca b. boB dam BY Prsm. Gen w. G. Harding names
br f BY Epsilon. dam By Priam. Gen. W. G. Harding
Dr. By EPSILON dam By Msrgrsys. Rice and Cur
Iey name b, c. BY Yorkshire, dam BY Glencoe 7. &.
Moore names CD c. BY Glencoe, dam by Frank.
FRIDAY, NAY q, 1858.
PrOprietOTs purse, $IO0 One mle heats.
2D RAoE-ProPTIeEOrs purse SlOO One mile heats for
Beaten years old.
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1883.
PrOpretOrs purse $780, Handicap, two miles and half
MONDAY, MAY "a, 1858.
Match for 81 $40 side; 81 900 forfeit mile hesa.
James Jackson names Life Bynum BIZ Glencoe dam BY
OthelO. years old. VIM. R1undtres q ames CHI. f. BY
Glencoe dam Jane Watson BY Priam years old.
SWEEPSTAKE PROPOSED
To be run on the first day of the FIJI Meeting with year
dds $500 entrance; 500 fJIfsE two mile heats 5 or
to make race. To nsme and close the 18th day
Of May 1885,
- Security will be required for the forfeit.
s. CARTER,
aprl6-eOdtd. Proprietor.
The Louisville Journal win publish TIRES times, and for.
ward bill to this Office for collection.
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Professor HaskelPs Electric Oi

A POSITIVE AND SPEEDY CURE FOB
y HEUMAT "a and NeuraIgis, Deafness srysDs a. sorof
II ula bfonc tits, Ieiter King ORD, Sead Head, Esr
VOus and SICK Headaches,
ESF@ Cured n from three 10 tos1ty minutes. 80
CorEs Piles Tooihachs Chronic SUE Joints prains
Lamenets In Nan Baas, al kinds Ot Scres Rrsekes
HumoS, Cramps and Chole Eains OF every description
eeAss natansaueouayt
Prices 50 sts., 81 and 50 per bottle.
II l the only real HAIR INViGORATOR that will make the
hair gov Whea even thing else fails clean head white
and Hee IRON DAhpkUkF IN ten minutes, and make II q
SHINY, glossy ist.
blstsTng sensations, with other lotions and nil1ents Il
Is pleasant take; eouquers frei sOOhina aud heaiua
severe burn scald IN I've minutes.
This Oh Or crates on the punc pies Of Electeisy hou-
sands Of miraculous e2fesl hive Desn performed b ali
over the land.
Use everything sse then give this on one tsl and you
viii be eonyinsed INDECENT Pefsons, uHaee % purchase
bottle, shall have i Tree
Friend, suffer longer, send for bottle Of Hask sPs
Depot, no 63 Pine st.
traction Of the Muscles should Try The metropolitan Bath
Be parcu about the directions ach bttle
opeddiers sell his medicine. Only respectable drugzs
ana eo1alr Merchants are SCENTS VINO have large nlho
graph esrtheate signed b. the proprietor
Belcars Of C0untsrfeitsl
Every bottle has Professor Hasksls kieetric OD Blow
on me side AID edges Of the glass aad the envelope has ais
Porrait and nature % oountereit which is forgery.
Wholesale and Retail DePOI
No. So Pine street, 80. Louis, qlfssourf
Drugg1L and Merchants supplied Is Wkue2als on liberal
terms Druggists and merchants desiring supply OF tis
popular snd wonderful Remedy b calling IN p6Fson, ad
viii have t1eir orders pronpuy filled and forwarded.
Terms, Cash-S4 81 or SO per dozen, Il is elegantly put
up securely packed and variety Of superb 5ns
Fine Bills, &C. furnished graiutously. Send your On
dersi you Wild dad It cures and pays
For sale wholesale By EWIN. PnNDLBTON & Co and
retail By 10 o. bkoWN, Nashville, Tenh- marld&Ely.
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25O,OOO.

CHAMPAGNE WINES, BRANDIES, &C.
THE subscribers offers for sale the following choice
4 brands Of Wines, Brandiss, &C..
so Baskets Star brand
25 Eugene Cliquoit pnts and quartz
10 Widow or Vive ChquiOt.
Fleur de Ssllery and Crown brands
so boxes Che ce Clarets
5 casks Harmony and other choice brands Of Sherry
and Madeira.
10 cases Of Swiss Absysth
10 Curacao and Msrsschino.
50 GOuiey BOeksrs and other bitters.
80 casks London Porter and Edinburgh Aes Of various
brands.
251[ pipes of choice French Brandes
The Vine growers Co, Jules Durand, Agent" 'Jsan
LOuss superior old COgnae 1871" and 'SazAFic" are
fully gual anteed pure and unsuP ssed in quality and IA
vOr by the Agents for the sale Of these brands
2 pipes pure Holland Gin. Jamaica Rum Peach and
Apple Brandy Scotch Irish and American Whisky Cher.
~ Brandy Bounce ETC. The connOsseus and lovers good
Wines Brandy, Segars &c, are respectfully invited TO call
and examine their sIOHk.
sprll4 A. KERR CO.
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GLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.


IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have now started our and extensive Foundry
W the old stand Of The Nashville hAnuiBcsurinR
Company, and prepared 10 heavy and HghI
work Of description The shOr eel notice Light Cast
inRB small 6mUuns moderate city prices heavy Cast
ngs large amounts furnished per contract ~ Cincinnati
prices with additions Of freight have sBO commenced
operations In
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, EWmiu PlOurmils Of Ihs mOstimprOvsC
patterns made 20 order JobbnE repsTinE done immsdi
Htsly, We ready make contracts for Engines and Mile
and shall furnish plans enable purchasers the
Mile Wi little exp Manu- fscurers Farmers will
nod profitable 10 U.s. before going kast o. West
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
Probationary engines and 70 order Ofhe
beu material, iete with FreironIs Crates StAndppe
and Naveg, warranted 10 pressure required
Manufacturing or pOrpellug purposes
BLACKS vi Gn SHOP.
ANY description Of SmiIhwork done in excellent styI
none but dstrse Iron used-SBWm work, ELerups Dogs
Pituau Irons crsuks Bolts all kind Mill Irons
made 70 order on shoH notice.
Farmers wishing 70 purchase good cheap Machinery, vii
do we'll 90 call a. on ohice or address by letter.
a. JACKER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
uIvQ5 late Nashville Man. Co.'S Sbops.
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Notice.

WILL sell TO The hgbest BIuOertOr Cash st the Ware
i 5use # Jlhus0n, Viewer Co. on TUESDAY
MOANING The Is instant Oh the personal estate OF W.
Brown deceased consisting Of one Wardrobe, Gold
Watch &C. All persons indb ei to the said estate,
osE red come forward imue nate and make payment
srd thote having claims against II are hereby no ID 70
present them vitbin The time required By Law. This ID
Nay, 1855 D. WEAVER,
mayA-dd AdWiniB9stoF.
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New Goods!
Clifton, Albright & Co,

louccess0fs 70 CullUn q ArnQit,)
A BE daily receiving additions to the former stock Of
"A Geutlemens Clothing at No. Is Cedar street. Energ
they would be happy 81 the patrons the old firm
and al others II want OF any goods in their line OuI
Fu nishing store
In the TAILORING department We have great variety
Of piece goods, Which will axe up 10 order and war
give satisfaction. Two Of The 6rm are constantly
in the Eastern ma ke and al patterns and styles are
forwarded to this house with despatch We R,ter Ourss
yes that facilities for receiving ell new aud desirable
styles viii enable US to suit al who favor with their
patronage.
april IS CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT L co.
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Dissolution,

Dissolution
VIE partnership hercOf0re easing under the style and
4 hrm OF ClifCn Abbott, was dissolved on the 9Th
inst BY mutual consent 10 take effect the Cd Of Feb
ruary, 1858 The business viii be continued b. Clifton
Albright Co, Of Philadelphia.
All persons indebted to the late firm previous to the
I'd Of February 1885, will please call Immediately (a the
old stand No IS Gear Streatl and settle With George B.
Abbott who Is fully authorized collect and receipt for
the same.
In retiring from the late firm Of Clifton Abbott take
great pleasure IN recommending 10 the patrons ge Of my
friends Messrs Clift"u, Albright Co, as gentlemen
worthy Cf coLfdsnos and solicit for them o1Duauee Of
past faVOrs, GEO. B. ABBUTT
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Bradshaw 8 Rutland
No. a. Courna1 sqa1ss,

No. "A, oOL1RGn sTRERE,
TTAyE JUS rsosivsd gash FALL and WINTER sFocK
II Of SCOTS and Shoes Hhssh eOusiai d , It Of Ne
foloWings
For Ladies, Misses and Childrea.
ladies' fine KID ard MOFOSoO BOOisea hiok and tin sOls
with and without Heels.
Ladies fne black Lasting Caters, side and frat la0s
Congress Caters, with and without Heels
Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed /"
and Morocco Buskins theE aDe thin SOLE
withaud without Heels.
Black and Fancy Lasting Caters
Z" Cafaud Goat Heeled BoOtess for school;
Childrsns Kid and Morocco bOOtsea ihck and thin HO
" = ankle Ties with RosstiE
1" !" Top bOoiees with Heels;
W0man's extra size Calf and Goat BOOtsss;
Servants " " Kip aud Dutch BOOtsss;
Calf and Goat with Heels.
EoE Gents and Boys,
Gents fine Pump and Stitch ed Calf Boots
=" quilted bottom W p a. 5 e
E" doubeHOle W. P.
g Calf stitched, Calf Congress Caters;
double sole p L. extra;
Union Ties, sswed and psqTsd;
:, Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and Peggsdi
a." Cloth Congress Caters, stitched.
Boys fne W P Calf Boots sewsd and peggsd;
:" Calf ana Kip boots
" Calf Oxford Ties, seWsd and psgged,
Congress Caters
= Cloth and ?. L, Congress Caters.
Thick BrOganss Boots,
Extra heavy Brogans for plantation use;
Mems heavy Boots, ali Of which will be sold cheap BY
octe BRADSHAW B RUTLAND.
Trunks, VaIises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies' extra size Sole Lsathsr Trunks
g. Travelling
F." sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Gents Trunks
q hog Skin Iron Frame;
Ashland and Siesl Spring sole leather Yslises.
Also. Heavy Wool Hats, Carpet Bsgs, Satches. BLACK
Beg ali the above articles will be sold at the very
lowest prices By BRADSHAW 3 RUTLAND,
No Ia College Street,
oct 9 Is On Of the Negro)
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CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT 4 co.
NntlCa.

PLANTERS b 4NK or TENNESSEE,
Nashville, March Stat ls53
fT'BBRB will be meerE Of the Stockholders Of this
Bank held at the Banking House In Nash vile, on tns
& June next, a. ~ O'Clock, A ake considers
act passed he session OF Legislature
a this State, proposing amBndmBnt the charter Of
Eank. By order Of the Board ID. WEAVER.
april I'D asher
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Dividend.

ATa meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of the Nashville
n Commercial Insurance COmpanY.a Dividend OF SIX
per the CaptM stock declared out Of hs pro
hts said Company leT the lsst six mUntha
JANIS WALKER,
EBIhvne, May 4, IsSs, Secretary
Mun sl,eIon held on Monday Sd Instant the following
gentlemen were Il csd Directors % mango Affairs Of
he NsshTi 10 Commercial In6u Ancs Company:
Al XANUER FALL, JOHN IA. EVEN,
JAMES WOODS JOHN A. FISHER,
A VI. VANLtER, VT BERRY,
HENRY HART, HUGH MCCREA,
JOHN KIKKNAN, K. Y. McNAlRf.
T. w. LVANS,
And Az meeting held this day Alexander Pal
mousy re elected President, James Walker Secretary
and Jesse Th0mas Clerk. [msy5-Im
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El.F-Y ENTILATING REFRlGERAIl
FBUIT PREsERVERSI
j. DOYLE & CO.,

NO. As FRONT SEREEI.
HAVIEG bseoms PropFietors Of the Patent f1r 20
ll State Of SCHOOLEY'S CELEBRATED SELF-f4l-
TiLArlN9s AkAT, PROVISION, AND FRUIT PIE.
SERVER, now ofsF them 70 the NashFis pubic.
TINS ertee bound 70 supuF1sds every thing Of tn IS
n use ~ great saganiagss being too strongly sppa p
Be doubted. By means Of the retaliation the pres
enaInbef q warranted 70 Be always dry and aniire
RON mould, must OF impure favor with current ~
dry ar passing through Is contnually-an 'accoH -
Wiih the usual qusntiy Of ice.
every house keeper should give thigarsisie litl -
% one viii consent 70 Be Hiihoutt.
We have diGsrsnisiEsB,o Iuit cur ousiomsE1 !,
aplO-R y DQgLB O.
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Painting establishment

BUILDERS, HOUSFHOLDERS, Sec
RE- reqnsled to take notice thai the undersigned hay
a ing made the necessary gemens and secured the
services Of competent WOrkme prepared 10 take
iARGE CONTRACTS
in the line Of his vOcahOn in ali Its various branches. In
the de paumeut Of
HOUSE PAINTING
The subscrber prepared 10 execute with the greatest
sromptness all contracts, however large which may be
rendered in style and upon terms which cannot fail 70
give satisfaction.
He Is also prepared to execute all manner OF
SIGN AND ORNAM entail PAINTING,
Granting and MRTbIings
Having in that department secured the services Of the
expert and expert need artists
The subscriber request person. having work In his
line 10 give him call before making hnal arrangements.
X. T. FLEMING.
No. 80 Union st. between Cherry and Summer.
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY sI2-TIME THRO, 25 HOURS
FENRAlNS run through from Stevenson 70 Mem S1~-f
III phis and make close connection with trains
n Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad al Steven
Through Tickets from Nashville TO Memphis sold Tor
sic Time through Is hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville on the O'Clock p NJ
Train, which arrives Stevenson at Is A. M ard con-
meets with Trains fOT Memphis No delay except in chang
ng cars. G, L. ANDERSON.
april3-N Ticket Agent
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Tobacco HGanufactorV

W. MEREDITH,
a a COLLEGE sT4gET,
LAS now ready for sails a. his Facory 800 bozs Nan
II ufactursd Tobacco IN boxes OF % So and leo and IA
pounds eachs 70 meet ne views Of the trade az ron Is 10
IS cents per pounds; all OF which viii eel a. Wholesalers
he tftdet at prices that cannot Gi 10 please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured T0bacso are ran6asd
70 call and examine tor themselves. Also
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND GERWAN CIGARS.
On commission, viii be sold BY or thousand q lees
pnes than ever sold In this city before.
ROLLk0 TWIST AN ID cur TOBACCO In Ersst varietvE
a very low pre- sspt i9-tf
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NnLlCe


DIV virtue OF various Vendioui pOI directed
ID from the Circuit Cout OF Dickson county, a. s Peb
e-m 1873 will on tns Monday IN next Offer Y
sale The highest bidder, for cash al the Court House
door Ia charlotte The tracts OF land which White
BuR Hotel s silusted hing The stage rosd len miles
east from Charlotte Said tracts contain about thy
OF land we'll improved. There Is said la1d excel
dwelling house Gently 6sd Tor tavern, good
house and large aud cOmmodiUus stables, together
vita all necessary houses. SAID property Will be
TO satisfy he execution Evuus Co, and others.
JOHN w. HUTTrN,
aprll25 sheriff OF Dickson County.
DY virtue OF deed OF tr1st executed, BY A. P,
ID Nicks, duly registered 10 The Registers Once Of
Dickson county, will 1.-THE same time and place above
specified expose pubic sale, for cas- 70 the highest bid
der, Of land containing 60 acres, lying Immediately
west and ad dining the above named ac OF 80 acres TINS
sale he made i accordance with std deed and for the
sGcuOn Of Evans d Co.'s debts therein mentioned. The
boundaries Of said land will be given Oh Of ssle
JANIS ID. TRlMBLE,
april 2S Trustee.
b. DEBToE, b. b. WAsHBURE,
COOkvflle, Tenn. GalnesbOFO, Tenn
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SHgRP.

lA0 HHDS. Common, FAIR, Prime and Choics LouhI-
~ sugar.
400 barrels Crushed Sugar
50 Clarified
50 While Havana Sugar, in Store and Tor al
81 lnay 2il W, b. GORDON & co
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| STAR CAN DIES, &C
| Inn WHOLE Boxes WsFk & Co.'S slar Candles
lUU go Bali q
200 Or
80 boxes Madison Starch
100 FoE1s
100 Prescott 70. No. zta scan,
I 10 stons, and for sale bv v. r.. GORDON 4 %.
COTTON MANUFACTURERs AGENCY.
ANTE are sole Agents for the Saso the Fabrics Of tbs
w klchland Manufacturing Com. Pulaski fanr
Sumner do do Gailstiu, Do
Franklin Factory Franklin dc
R0cEdale do NJ Pleasant d
snoal Alll LsHrsalsburg do.
Crescent do do IA
CfOWBon do do do
Hope do do da
PineW0od DO PiusHood, Do.
sparta Manufacturing COny. sparta, Do.
Laurel Hill Factory, Henryvis do.
Aud Rave always on hand fall stock OF 5neanEs o.
na0urgs DTlIngs, Bagglng Cotton Yarns and Bsssing
which we chef % the trade only m lots Of Lot
.ses than b4ss Shsstings blss Osnaburgs IS bsza
Cotton Yarns &C.
WI. GORDON 4 CO.
Nashville, March 2, 1858
SCALESI sCALESlI sCALESHI
kULL Stock Of Farbank's celebrated Scalos-Djruan
"A Platform, GFOcsr5, Counter and Beans.
Also hay and Coal Scales In and for Fnato-
y prices oy W n. GORDON q co.
81 Hrsnts for WfffIs T--------
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O2N 4SN * " AoA6 y Elm
ys at Law

h. DEBTOE,
CookvfIIe, Tenn
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Wool! WOOL!

NE want THREE Th~usaEd Pounds, clean Washed
" Wool for which We viii pay C48l. We want it 10
ake Jeans and Llnssys
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-22
BAN K S
BANK OF BALTIMORE,

BANK OF BALTIMORE,
Corner Baltimore and St Pald Is
Discount Days. Tuesday and Friday
UNION BANK OF MARYLAND,
Corner Of Charles and Favstte SITS
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday,
MECHANICS BANK,
Corner Of calrert and Fayshe SIS
Discount Days Wednesday and Saturday
FRANKLIN BANK,
North ST, bet,geen Baltimore and Fale cite SIS
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday
MARINE BANK,
N. Z. Cor. Gay and Second SIS
Disco'mt Days, Tuesday and Friday
FARMERS & MERCHANTS, BANK,
Corner Of South and Lombard Streets
Discount Days. Monday and Thursday
COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK,
Corner Of Ho,oard and German .gts
Discoant Days, Tuesday and Friday
MERCHANTS BANK,
s W Corner Of Gay and Second SIS,
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday.
WESTERN BANK.
Euaa'o 81, one door North Of E,aaw Hons
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday.
CHESAPEAKE BANK,
Cor. Of North and Favetie 81
Discount Day, Wednesday.
FARMERS & PLANTERS BANK.
South St, Jetloeen Baltimore and Sscon
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday
CITIZENS BANK,
nj. Corner Of Hanorer and Pratt SIS
Discount Day, Wednesday
HOWARD BANK,
No 81 North Ho,card S.
Discount Day, Tuesday.
BANK OF COMMERCE,
Discount Days Wednesday and Saturday
FELL'S POINT SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Broad'cay, Canton Avenue
Discount Day. Thursday, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE.
Office, s. W. Corner Of Gay and Second Sts
EUTAW SAVING BANK,
s E. Corner Of Fayette and Euta,o SIS
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE
IN Bank Of Baltimore Building, Con- Baltimore Dc 81
entrance St. Paul Street
FREMONT SAVINGS INSTITUTION
No. 727 West Baltimore Street
Discount Day, Wednesday
DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE.
". Colrert 81, adjoining Mechanics Bank
MECHANICS EXCHANGE AND SAVINGS co.
No Exchange Batildiag