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transpirsd very early in the day-sxsrcised very
marked eject upon stock dealings. There was
general demand for the principal speculative stocks
from the bears, who were afraid q sudden rse in
consequence Of the settlement. The bulls took but
little advantage q the news-in eed many Of them
were sellers; but the timdty of the bears still gave
them the advantage, and caused . steady, though
slight, Improvement in prices progress throughout
the day.
As compared with the price current yesterday af-
ternoon, New York Central rose this morning per
cent; Erie, 3; Rock Island, 0; Toledo, 1; Michigan
Southern, Il do preferred, per cent. Galens Illinois
Central, Panama, Reading, and one or two other
stocks, were steady Pacific Mail which reached
the very high figure Of ssa last evening, receded
this morning to s7i. The operations in this stock
are purchases for investment; there is very little
speculation in it. In the bank stocks there less
business than usual but change of prices-unless
indeed, we note sale of American Exchange Bank
at below the last reported sale. The new govern
ment fves sold, this morning. at above yesterdays
prices With this exception, there was no change in
the State stock and bond market to note.
IN the afternoon stocks were shade better. New
York Central rose !; Reading, D; Erie, .; Michigan
Southern, Z; do. preferred, 4; Galena, d Rock
IslaRd, 1, &c. The business done, however was
light, and when the bears had made their
purchases, the market reacted. The closing
prices at Kowalskis were: Central, 7si ISL; Erie,
l73 l7l; Hudson, % q 28l; Reading. 4S& 4si;
Michigan Southern 2s2 a 23B; Panama, ll3s
ll4l; Galena, s34 q s3i; Toledo, "a SAT; Rock
Island, 723 72s; Pacific Mail, SO ss&. The mar
ket closed duL, but without further change in
prices.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House were
large this nothing, amounting to $l9,ll2 $50 63.
The balances were $i,22O,Hl 49, Metropolitan GER
tiicates s., 900.
The following was the business of the sub-Trea-
sury to-day
OF wEsch ON customs -. :. ............ $4,000 90
On account Of boan....... b,s6o o0
otsI psym ..ss....'.......... Io,osl ~
balance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is 654,S4l "a
We take the following from Groesbeck Hoyt's
circular for the country
spce the cate Of ast circular there hss
demand for the rev goverunept o1n, and ssct
purchasers rom Jan l. 1859 The delay IN ksuing tue
bcnoe ut be Treasury Department bas 10 neAsure
feis Of gold Treasury on hs account since our
last, amount 10 81 2s3 400-uakirg entire payments
sDce the award Of the loan the OH nst So 1852
The expert Of specie for the week. together trans
fers W the sub Docei above reduced
specie svtrsge On The city banks 81 C68 TIE large
addition TO the oar column which wLl noticed 10 Toe
stais ment, mainly owing 70 The movement In she 60
vernment loan.
The following is comparative statement of the
exports exclusive of specie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since Jan. L.
Is.a, for the week 81 .slss. !,ss.,gs lsss,2s7
Since JAN 1.....sss 242 $50 ~ OO4 40 O5s, 46i
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100 HID. osha nssoovado ohssnv Within the range Of
7ko . okc.
TOBACCO ID ere are symptous Of q bcttsr feeling.
kepucky q Ne nym and considerable private contracts
have been ma .. he sales embraced 16S hhds. Ken
lucky AS. &c. 17o bales Havana d 3oc 40c.; la2
cases seedlesfa ~ 10 $50
TAILow -6Ales were made q loc.
WHrKxY-ne market YVES dull and lower. Nero
were selers at 26c without buyers
AOvemN0tG m Reel R0Gato
The following lots we're sold yesterday on
IN the o. the Kpgsbrdge road absu eight
milss from the City Hail.
By II Ludlow & o.
lot north side l3Ath d near sab av, 5000
] south side l8btb st., do. do . 205
sdjoinng each 2tx99 II, eaoh 30
2 do DO do 49,. ............... 2b
gore lot touth sAde corner Kpgsbvidge road . EOS
on l84lh So and do. do, each ....... lao
on Bah east sie 1884 st tos ether 300
lot north side 1884 st 6th 26xo9 IL TOO
! south sice l84th o. rear 9Th Az, 2bx90 IL le5
gore lot southeast oar. IS4h st and Knssbridse
road, ~ feet frcDt on road los
3 ore lo's southeast 1880 st and Kingsbridge
road, eseh lao
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WE0 RrwARD -sroLEr FROM THE 81 BsJRrBER.
YOO 2n Wet Fourteenth street. ~ about cir cock
Monday morprs July ~ two gold watches one patent
lever with chronometer balance, u. Beeeley, makers,
Liverpool NO l5s; ON the in.de Of The ped
the R sneleion bald watch has heavy as.d
taco, and whxe dial The other duplsr lever stop
watch face centre seconds Waite cnored
dial spider leg ereudius scross
lie dial watch chssed ON back, and numbered si Also,
euson and IN Ferguscn The above reward viii be paA
for OF the named property,
nation that win lead hereto ~ fEROOHOF
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THE REGATTA.

A rorHER REgArIA AT STATEN IsLAND-Br
"a the champion bOsts Dan BRYANT and Frank n.
WOOD entered ard will be hand Mondly 30h pst
for hr r. O. Buns 500 aod whis. This race VIII
be lhose two boats and others.
THOMAS BURNS, Proprietor, Nautilus Hall
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TIE TRADE op PHrLlDgLPHIA-The trade OF the
city 10 improving though bot equal 10 wbat /. uausly
OF this period. The demand for good s. however To-
creespg and the occupants Of wholcsae beg,
70 look little cheerful they have done sine
the psric one year aso. The hososs rJre oroSdef
with strangers, and the railroad dep1e altogether
bustrg and sctive The Western pscsrs speak OF
the improved appearance Of trade in thai lIter ~hoa
will act fsvorsby upon business here and greatly
me dullness which has 20 long Phdatelph,7
L>6oo, AvgtSf "a.
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REWARDS.

REWARDS.
( REwARD-Llrr IN FIFTH AVENUE OMNIBUS
Dbl MONDAY evening, pearl opera Rla@ The finder
win be psd the above reward By leaving At No. sAst
thirty fourth street
d = EswABD -sroLEN, August q, A WHITE FOX
Oh dog with long bair. Whoever return dog
70 p. ihsEcss Hail. lSs Canal street. viii the above
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BAIIflng INfBLLIGBRGE.

AxnAHAc yoRK-1ns BAT.
suU 20 Is
Al HIGH WATER. morn u
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MAYOR TENANTS MESSAGE TRANSMITTED
TO LONDON.


Va, or Tenants message 70 the Lord Mayor OF London
De- ,eep transmitted through the Atlantic cable Is
Sss by the operator At Conn station, Newfoundland,
- eco from m,spprehsnsion q the instuosoos Of the
ya.ssers Of the Telegraph Company, which was oorrec:
Cd y despatch from Cyrus W. Field, Esq The elecri-
ssns as made opposition 10 the passage OF the
message The cable, but cheerfuly executed their
portion Of the duty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-13

ANNUAL CELEBRATION AND GRAFTON.
The annual Celebration Of the Grand Lodge Of
Tennessee, Independent Order Of Odd Fellows, will
take place on Thursday afternoon, 18th inst. All
members Of the Order in good standing are earnest
" invited to participate. The Order Of Exercises
will be as follows:
The members Of the Order will meet at their Hall
punotusIly at l o'clock P. NJ, where a process
sion viii be formed, and move in the following
order:
Down Summer street to Cedar, through Cedar
street to the Public Square, around the Square to
College, up College to Union, through Union 70
Cherry, up Cherry to Church, through Church to
Vine, up Vine to Broad, Through Broad to High,
down High to Cedar through Cedar to Cherry, and
down Cherry to the Gaiety Thestre. Arriving at
the Theatre, the following Order of Exercises will
be observed:
MUSIC BY THE BAND.
Vocal Musie-OPENING ODE.
PRAYER.
VOCAL MUSIC.
Oaation-BY BRO. W. K. Bowling.
MUSIC BY THE BAND.
CLOSING ODE.
BENEDICTION.
After the close Of the exercises, the members Of
the Order will resume their places in the process
sion, and move to their Hall.
The ladies and the public generally are respect
fully invited to attend.
G. ". CUENNGHAM,
Chief Marshal
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Match RACE FoR S4O0-ONE MILE OUT.-There
was very pretty little spin Of mile out yesterday,
between two Of the horses in training the
There was no advertisement nor effort made to give
publicity to the thing still quite number Of the
patrons and friends Of the turf assembled 10 see the
sport. The match, by agreement, came of at y
NJ, and considering the heayiness Of the track the
inc'emeney Of the day, and the fact that neither
horse was in condition, the result entirely salts
factory to ell concerned. Cheathams FLY was the
fsvore al long Odds and but for the fact that Betty
Ha'0Eias, known to be greatly "Out Of fix, the
knowing ones would have fallen heavily. As it was,
there was but little betting, and that at not less
than two to one on the Glencoe. At the tap Of the
drum, Betty Ha1rEGs took the lead and maintained
it throughout. The Glencoe FLY contested the first
half mile bravely and cOllared Betty once or twice
on the back stretch but the superior strength and
bottom of Betty told against her lighter competitor
in the mud and sfter they swung into the home
stretch she had il all her own way. Betty won the
heat and race hsndily in / minute 55t seconds
which considering the state Of the track and the
condition Of the horses, very respectable run.
it is but just to say that either mare could have
made the mile under favorable auspices in I.49.
After the race, the proprietor spread choice cold
collation. Of which all present, to the number Of
several score, partOok heartily, without mon
ey and without price" Col CARTER has long been
known as one Of the most accomplished ProprietOrs
In the Union and this is but another proof Of his lib
eray and desire to forward the interest Of the tu
by every means in his power, "LOngmay he wave -
SUMMARY.
Match for $500 aside; 500 forfeit; one mile
out
Mr.. RoUNDTREE enters b. f. Betty Hawkins, by
Ross, dam by Aiszey, yrs. /
VT CHEATHAN enters b. T. by Glencoe, dam
Ssnora Love by Levisthan yrs. l.
Time 56R.
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COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT TO Mr.. CRIsP,-We
learn that il is in contemplation the part Ofmany
citizens, and also the part Of the Fire Depart
ment 10 tender 10 Mr.. w. H. CRISP complimentary
benefit, before the close Of the season. We have
not hePrd Of any proposition which meets our more
unqualified and hearty approval If any man ever
deserved a complimentary benefit, Mr. CRISP is that
man Since his connection with the Nashville
Theatre he has presented before every attraction
which the theatre world would furnish. The first
actors and actresses Of the world have been placed
upon the boards in quick succession, supported by
as good a company as we have ever had. Every
effort has been made on his part to please the eleva-
ted aud refined taste Of people, and TO establish
the drama among US upon q high and pure basis.
All this too has been done at an actual loss to him
self We are familiar enough with the affairs Of the
Gaety 10 feel well assured that it has not paid eK
penses during the season. This has resulted from
the financial panic and other causes which it is
needless 10 mention.
Under these circumstances we have heard with
pleasure Of the move that is about to be made to
tender 70 our deserving Manager, q substantial to-
ken Of our approval upon his managerial course.
We have been informed that Miss LOGAN will vol
uneer her services upon the occasion, and with her
Mr. and Mrs. CRIsP, and the entire company bill
OF unequalled attraction could be offered. Let the
benefit be rendered, and we venture the prediction
that the house will be crowded as it never was
crowded before .-BdEHer.
We NEST heartily endorse all our neighbOr says Of
manager CRISP, and join him in the hope that the
result Of the proposed benefit may be such every
theatregOer in Nashville will readily acknowledge
our manager deserves a house damned from pit to
dome. During his managerial career Mr.. CRISP has
spared neither trouble nor expense to make the
Gais,y place Of refined and ohaste enjoyment He
has given the public in rapid succession all the best
talent Of the country and redeemed the promises he
made when he took charge Of the theatre to the let
ter, in the face Of repeated disspPOintments, and
despite heavy pecuniary loss. Mr.. CRISP, during
bis sojourn amongst US has made hosts Of friends
and has greatly endeared himself to the public by
his talents as an actor his urbanity gentleman,
and his libersiity manager. He richly deserves
and we feel will properly appreciate this token
Of the public appreciation of his managerial course.
We never have had such Manager. Let the benefit
only be commensurate with his deserts, and we shall
see such house as never assembled within the walls
Of the GMETT before.
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RENEWABLE AT ELAAsLAAAf
one sauErs one year SsO-Bseh additional square So
Advertisers exceeding the space contract
ed fer, viii be charged for the excess.
To Correspondents.
win save Us great deal Of unnecessary trouble our
Friends, in writing Us, viii bear in mind the following
tui6t;
Always give the date post once, county, and State in the
BODY Of yoHf letter.
II you vis the paper changed from once to another
give both Offices IN full
II you write business, and OtheF matters WnS On
separate sheets Of paper or different eGvssOf one hee
Letters and communications solicited upon al sueh
acts subjects may be Of information or interest %
be public.
spoDvmous communications OF whsisVsr character, win
receive attention
Correspondents should write only upon one sidsOf the
paper.
We cannot undertake return rejected communications
an letters on business should be directed 10 Aesr G. C.
FoRurTT & Co.. and not personally TO either Of the Proph'
etorG
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PROF. HaskeII,s Electric OIL,

supply Of this wonderful Medicine for the OF Rhsu-
matsm Dearess, Piles, COTns and all nervous diseases,
Headaches PaiRs, has been received by EWIN, PIN
DLETON CO., and by 10. G. BROWN, Nashville Tenn,
be Obtsaed The suffering should purchase
boe INN edatsy. See advertisement In another column.
PEOF HASKELL-Ihe following testimony 10 favor Of Dr.,
Hsskes Electric OIL Is furnished US for publication.
PRuF. HAsEELL.-DeaT SE: feel It TO be my duty TO In
form the public through you, what your wonderful EOe
trio Oil" has done for my family. Ny vile has been alarm
nEy troubled with falling OF the womb and pains In the back
breast, bought bottle Of your OIL yesterday, and
OdaE she s entirely free from pain, and ends Der wHTmesJ
respects your aud prosperity have had Thsu
matte pain my chou lders and for long time, and
IA minutes from The time applied your OIL tne pain
all gene HisFuly wonderful remedy for all pains, such
have been suffering with, and cheeTuly give this
testimonial Of its effects
G. T. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed before this day, 24th Of July,
1857. LIBERTY WAITE, Justice OF the Pea &C.
such testimony tells 'Osr true tale" worth columns Of
made cert dcEtes over the zud, and great way OF.
Try ye suffering and am ctsd. See Advertisement IN
another column msTld&ly,
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ny We wish to inform the public, that we have
Just returned from the east, with beautiful stock
Of Dress Goods, and feel confident we can offer in
duoemsnts to purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city. If prices are an object we are
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest We
would call the attention Of the Ladies especially to
lot Of side striped Berege and Muslins, which We
bought unusually cheap and will sell them the same
wsy. Also Silks, Ducals and all the different kinds
Of Drsss Goods Our stock Of staple goods is very
complete, aIl Of which we wish to dispose Of imme-
datelv on terms most favorable to purchasers Call
soon and examine for yourselves.
l. C. NICHOLSON Co.,
spr7-tf. No. % Public Square
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BITES AND STINGs OF INSECTs.-As a remedy tor
the sngS and bites Of insects, and Of all poisonous
lies BFagg's Arctic Linment lie unsurpassed, such ave
dsnfeeunE and penetrating properties that matter
viTulent may be the poison from bite sling, this
Imminent reaches the Of the venom, however
Deep neuTslzes and extracts H. With Brsgg's Arctic
Linment hand, the bite Of TEtssnEke IL harmless
gnGt. Il relieves the smsrtOf mosquito bites in
SANITY and few minutes entirely destroys the pain from
a sting. For sale BY Druggists generally,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-13
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

We are authorized 20 announce E. GARDENHIRE
candidate Judge Of the Sixteenth Circuit composed Of
the counties Of OveTon, Fsnress Morgan Scott Gambler
land, White, BedsOe, sequaehie and Marion Election
ThuTIdHy, May q, 1858. mar Este
We authorized to announce A. A. sWoPB cHnd i'd
Attorney General Of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
Election, Thursday, May 9Th, 1855 mar este
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-13

The GA1ErY.-Miss ELIZA LOGANs performance
OF Margaret EmOre, last night was one Of the best
peices Of acting, we have ever witnessed, and We
can only regret that the public are not more dspO-
sed to show their appreciation of genuine merit BY
filling the house nightly With the engagement Of
this talented artistic the dramatic season closes
and We trust that the patrons Of the drama, will
improve the opportunity they enjoy Of witness
lng the Performances Of this accomplished lady,
long the fsv0rite Of the Nashville public For to-
night another capital bill is presented Let there
be general turn out.
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NAsHVILLE.

- No advertisement is inserted In this
paper, except from those who have reEu"
lar contracts, AID except legal notices.
unless paid fer az the time Of insertion
ian I-IF.
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REPUTATION IN NEW ENGLAND.

BRISTOL n Hes June sthi lS55
To B. 4. FdhnsstoeF & Co.:
GENTLEHEEFOT Eve years past have used B. A. Pah-
nestock's VermuEe for Bnthemintic IN practice
my attention FIRST called it in where had fail
ed ditlodEe worms with cGlOmel, plRk and haEe
obtained and used with desirable effect
then have prescribed for hundreds Of patients and In
large majority Of cases with complete success In
single bottle OF the medicine brought from
tent NINETY EIGHT WORMS. lhEVe never known q
90 do harm, induced make thi statement from
conviction that the valuable VeTmiuge
Net such Is my confidence In lie 'sWOTm killing
powers that mended It 20 other physicians 10 this
section, and furnish them with the article
Apr3d&wIm NJ. &. SAVAGE n. D.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-13

No. l54 North Third street, Philadelphia.
And may be had Of the Druggists in this city.
As there is much worthless compound sold uGder
the name of COd-Liver Oil, be sure to procure only
of J. c. Baker S Co. for an entirely reliable and
genuine article.
april S-d&w3m is
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RIrEs IN sTLNGs oR INsECTs.-Aa = ransdr d

my one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal &c, from Rock City
Mills, will dad order Box Post Office and W. II.
Gordon Cos, warehouse, where the calls four
times each day. BAUMAN & co.
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BG- By reference to the advertisement Of Messrs.
J. z. BAUNAE & Co., it will be seen that the price
Of Flour At the Rock City Mills, has been reduced
TO 81 70 per hundred pounds for Extra Family,
with corresponding reduction in other grades.
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Rock civ Mills Orders.

All articles sold BY the undersigned, deliverable at any
place city free Of charge When selling by the guam
y their Of dseOuntis 10 per cent from retail prices
apr lily J. b. BAgMAN & CO.
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PORTER's SPIRIT OF TIE TNEs.-subscriptiOns
received and weekly papers for sale every Monday,
BIZ JOIN YORK s Co,
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For Consumption, Bronchitis, scrOfula and
Rheumatism.
JOHN G. BAKER & CO.'S
.GO.I)7.lly.3.R OIL

Has its virtues aesed by the best Physicians in all
parts Of the country; prescribed its medical eff
fecs are uuequaled. Being strictly pure, it is not
unpalatable and is always uniform sndreliable See
the certificates of Drs. Mutter Samuel Jackson, and
others of great eminence in Philadephis and else
where, as to its character.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-13

FUNERAL Sa
III r coRNgTUB Agent for The sale Of Fisk's Cris.
w bruted patent nlotalic Bu rial Cases.
sreparsd 10 ssnd an runeFals heretofore, WhaB sr
raTies. ST IS required. OGeoat ne Paunn Warsroor
No n SpTiaa sirosI Cherry. Residences Eo n V,p1
,frsef elTssn spring aad Broad.
III VIII also git8ld - REQ anruarffr trlT--
- q
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SfraWberrY Plants.

OFFER me following trW1ery Palt' f1r saei Iowa.
a. 81 per ne udrud, npsns about ne % May Boston
Pine a. ~ per huudfud upsns me SIN Of Nay tGyiora
seeding a. 81 p1T dfsd, npcus ne lisa OF Way Geor-
ga AamHlth, 81 per hundrsd upens no ibil % May-
Toe ABOVE isg Of pants al and are sell impfE
MAJORS and viii produce fruit Without mixing pstllatu aud
stlnin te ants wiki Them All orders Tor strawberry
Plants len al Demovills Bss, No. Is Cherry street, viii
JANIS 3. WALKER.
mar 25,-oo&w2w.
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Prices Of Flour.

J. z. Bauman Co., PFOPFIetOrs.
J. K. BsUMAN & CO., Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times for
Wheat and Corn their Mills Of Line and Cherry
streets, Nashville, Tenn.
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Digest of the Decisions of the Supreme
Court of Tennessee,
Enhancing the VII, VIII, TX, and X VOss Hunprsys
Reports the and II SWANS Reports, and tue l. II
and Ill vols. sneed's RePOrts--by H. Valntine.
For sale By
JOHN YORK & CO.,
mar @ No. 80 Union Street.
The Atlantic Monthly, No. 6, for April,
1853 Just received BY
JOHN YORK & Co.,
mar9s Ne. 80 Union street.
Harper's Magazine for April,
u RCkVkD BY JOHN YORK q co.
II mar 25
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Of Advertising.

TIN LINES OR IEss TO Oessr1TUTl SQUARE.
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Tennessee BOnds T0r S ale,
WILL sell 40 Capitol Bends upon voEy hrorssis .o-,-
n. HQBSoN- Rss.t
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spirit
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-25

HUGH SISSON,
- STEAM MARBLE WORKS
Cor. NORTH AND MONUMENT Sis
, BALTIMORE, MD.
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, MANTLES
IAbLE-IoPS, TILES for floors, GARDEN STATU AIRY
&c, &c.
rs Foreign and Domestic Marbles frnised the trade at
lowest rates 10 &c