davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

CxGIISU R~p~vSu m and ET~ssy--kspsntastsns ~
l. "a my spvsS IN Ensisss snS go = -
1s o. aeetdsa =. t@ s~s ~
sh~ ~psss inf css'1 =
AneA rs~-< 'hs sssrf - saen -, -
hsras-r sdaiFAig caa ut ees
ht2kugery, sscfsn~ esss@ tss
s-'Nssi as4 apd canal cs%c- I9 - - -.
HnA=ksft cpt-ttsE ~ off -
g.s-s, So pagsr sra erss vF~, cs~fwy -sfs y
~ sJn mQf~s fefsysr~~s snse4~s Aueftss@
tshesssd So per rsng - fe@ -s"
t nwnshss, epwpfs'~ fpsHn@ ~ tse- -
ArasF- nssal - r "-s
~ - lnitea srssss.
~ vsWshAs tertrs fsts a.
nE.r eestmwsi smd ~ 80
eS.iy xna as@@n,s h~neh tfss tna si'sf i
aa FsAsCs 8AyLos.
IsikNs-s Hs.s"vy 81 she tv.~ss N~"~s""~"r "'
ass vaANck pAsLos
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

THE Cowplets WORKS of Jcs~phws, Translates ~
Whiston octsro vouus n go escssiY printed rsses
indsr, ard several snrnvnvs Price, In fun ies'h Snsn
AsM FDkCk IA'LoN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

~ gnng ~ al sads iocuans sPoF whh NAY = reeaafso
stscusd the lnieftoff - snl
10, Wheeler es cscdsr~, fsfaeh"N
euns, ris nsssrs Rn, tsaSca' pir
nrare fnne, ard red Fuhns
Whrnx tho. dcscrFn@a hs ssn sAA
the oracs lEasflng ~ aA&
anE aisa sinr snscttn, psns, a., us hslos1nx a~
srpsiuus u p-pcr, witt :
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

TRsAsunr DHFARrSESr, March y, 1851
THE Of Tex BY legislature passed du
I5i9, called upon creditors
The st OF
evidences their e aud Con
having approved 9Th September, authorizing
millions The SAID Stale of
thai millions said stock should not be issued
certificates Texas imports
pecay pledged the un.ed
Of claims United for
certificates, such shall be
the Treasury and approved by
United ~ Now, order depart
danes imports pledged the holders OF
and
ls October i-5l, and
United of CLAIMS,
President
United The above ei Of the 9i Of
L. HODGE,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
approved September p ls5o
mi OF n state
said shall be issued until
Texas specially pledged
treasury United releases of
United OF said bonds
the undersigned cred0 OF tAs state
holding the following dsscfOSd bonds or
the be, and pr which
the autes said specially pledged:
gtlere bonds esrnheates
Now, pas complying with the provisions OF sad act
valuable consideration, hereby release 10 ihe
TAI law against ihe Tor OF on
account Of the (bonds csruhose.) Shove described
my hand and seal Al -, this ---aay Of
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

BALTIMORE remsls Cole x~.-This usutn,ioa, Dcorpo
rsfe " ne ieisfne q Marysad ,na enjoying shs~fs p
age sciT srquison orpaxs and
Ihe hsax. pleasantly iorstes ~i'h
and modern convenience iaF The
nasassr of boarding snA DAY ->hctsrs
rAcvIrr or tSsTsrcrfos.
n. G. Brooks, A ", professor of ancient lrnrnsxes
Rev. u. n. Nsdsl, a. ", biblical literature
n. n A. NJ, rsts~nstie- and nsfnr. scerr..
= n. Prsu, ~. ~, do 20
Mics ". A. uirsn, Engish ard Bellies Lstre9,
. Rochester, assistant IN Fnxiish
censrisn, A. Hnse, Frereh hnrusrr.
e. coh~ecst, Instruments nuac
NJ. A. Pewter, assistant Do
rlfSabsth = sieer, psptinf
W. A. y Clsveiana vocal music.
Tspus Boarding. m se..sos On w~esl s1l %
prspsrsorY department from % 10 60
eycst,rse, with tnornstion - had On
a. 9s-aaw9w NC. BROOKS, rnaepsL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

CLERKS oFrIoE HoUsE or REPRESENTATIVE u. g.,
April S, 1851.
DROPOSAL1S Will be received this Office until
4ih day Of May delivery
dred and fifty OF the
Jumps aboni the pound weight
posted vaults Of Capitol particles
Also, hundred and hy cords quality
wood, cords pieces,
mainder pieces, and delivered
a a o o before July en-
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Clerk House Of Representatives U. D.
Ap6-dtfthMayif
intel. Republic, 4 Southern Press.l
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

NEW French Esnbroidertes. xe.-Ths subscribers
ladies
French embrodee Ae which VIII be offered
below TO reduce stock We name the follow
Is handsome embroidered muslin chemtse,
medium do do
10 nch embroidered chsmisets, with sleeves match
~ -priced untrimmcd muslin collars
lo~-p muslin collars, with cuffs 70 match
B pairs rieh emsroaicrrd muslin sleeves
which viii s~l q
much
embroidered csmbnc robes.
% hav n .hawi., scarf, hc.2
Pisin VT snd emhTodered Grape shzwts
Plxin and embroidered eoiorcd crsps shavls
Ricn colofed shsws nch
black and plain black ak shswis
Plae1 lsce twisted silk scarf
slso fnnryc coloref and csshms~e
Tad~ srcis psrucu-
sell these de-
scrp.oas goods line
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, n co.
M,vr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

AIDES Dress GoOds.-The subscriber has now in
2o piece. plain embracing all the shades
80 do figured barsge, some beauuuls styles
% do entirely styles
$50 barage delaine, 25 81, pine
paily very rich patterns
Bohemian cloth, pretty article
Is do linen lusue, very pretty shades
1900 yards ginghams all prices
10000 do printed caicoes
5000 printed lawns laS cents, colors
and fine quality
1900 yards plain eoored Swiss musns, very beautiful article
al l2h cents
The ladies that get days
again,
ma accommodated. .
G. w. YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9Th sts.
Mar wifi
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

WILL Of claims e~ps eorre~s and IN"
w ". soa. executive asparu~srs ~ ins roverr~srt
pMes swessas street, s~t~ssn sh ssd l~n street"
pr1-u
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

n,.fy~s a aesd~wy-rsvxs 6o"rs~%-Nr, v r. LshsE has
IL ~. osor % ssh'nsoa srd Gse
, a., ~. for the
u,sree Tues ocoeer h a hs re-deaes on PsnRivanta
fvs-s~. npos,.st~ Walsf8s hosei.
Days Tpesssys, ThudsYs, asa Sstur-
asys. eearssrowa- Mondays sah FrSsys
O~f 9-au
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18
FORM No 3.

oI-------, personally
peared acknowledged with
lbs deed cerufy well
person Power,
eculed
foFeer's sisname.l
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18
A. & q. A. ARMOUR,
DR.fPERS AND T.dILORS,

No. Broadway OF Duane street,
-abore the Hrias House, Neu York,
ID ESPECTFULLY
IL spring goods, patterns,
they prepared
prices.
and vestng Of latest mportatons elegant light silks
fof vests; dark patterns embroderIes.
employed
coats, pants
pamenl is Army navy
with and despatch, and the
strangers this metropolis will establish
their perfect fit always
N. B wAIsTeoATs.-The<e
admired Castle Garden,
first premium by al
l5-dl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

~RuAers fsutds-A plain anA vvArtS~sf
ysrsua hard sns, ensraenx all details
principles ~ practical
with twenty i~o steel sns.yrss. fri~s s e~n,s.
Ap* FRANCK TAYLOR
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

yPLFSDID silk NantifIss- ae.Ws inrits ne
- recsssd
I7 rich manulas assorted shades, ws'yiss
IL rich eheuc silk shawh
- muslin manulias.
a ano--
n black lace scarfs
~ DO shavls.
ladies ~ especially invited 70 our recent I'd
rrv fr all of which ~t be
oeTrd al prices suited prices
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Ap l2-dly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.-JuSt receiveA-
IN 20 pieces handsome China -iik
10 do do China silk grenadines
25 do silk style
50 do do plain and figured berege
10 do Donna Isabella entirely
onn Mara,
20 do india silk
printed marques, for dresses, and pretty
50 do berese de- iasne
u do French figured fouard silk
French de LANES, superior
Is do black silk every quality aud price
IS black lace nantes
do
shAwls
pieces black all widths
so plain and white and cooed
Together with and handsome
dress goods of all embroidered
hosiery. Also, large and
English cloths casmeres, dnngs, vesung which
" -olicit the attention OF buyers,
Ap io-2wtf P. II. HooE Co.
NO1IFICATlON-Tbe subscribers beg inform their
~ and public that have and
stock u The following arciss, which
tenton
Linen sheetngs, s4, 81, l0s, and 1914, Irish
g., 50, lO4, and l2t, German
Pilow-ease linens, all widths Ir-h snd Scotch
ind 10 81, "a, n
White and coorsd Harseines quilts very large
AlendsIe quilts, very cheap
Richsrdson's family linens
Cray and Sons syd hnIsh do
Hollands family
Damask e-cioths, all sirss and qualities
Table the yard all wiaths superior
al-o, superior lot OF ilk warp and gsuze hanneis
Genn-meni- and ladies' snder
general of house furnishing goods
Mar ss-swn Y. II. HooE 4 co.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

STEWART-S pREEMAsDNs' MANUAL--Tbe Fresma-
Manual c0uvsaou r the insfsd nfgnsh sh ths d.
frosn spprncs the higher ssUe>s
snirhthood. x stswar X r. roi"~e ds"deefmo
a sie paxes, Bssrrsed vh upwards q v snrs"ss esAs
nu.tn tee al This has been highly rscnmmsaAed 70 The
crsh hy Wgnis grand of ne cr7n1 Lnge
Davtd G. Eksurf grand hfn w'-' resnsyvs
p,. sna nv ua,uy susnsu sssoas
Ornamental ard Domestic PDay, sssatiss
~ psv gduanA Diron, additions by y T.
n vluoe aaoSesro pages, srab~Giehed
rs nsurs, nsir bnsias price 4sseor1 sAsoer.
Ap1a TRANCk TAYLOR
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

u Ey. MASON MOBILES Seminary for Young t~Asss
IN win bs Opsned hts he q sh and
THesdsy The nd made sn9Tn on sPp
cat N principal.
AZ lot May
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

Norfolk
ssA The Steamer osCEoLA, having undergone thorough
repairs, will her trips the above
Leaving Washington even "Wednesday and Saturday ocicct
Returning, Norfolk Monday and Thursday
O'Clock Touching rotnr and Cone and
The usual landings Potomac for signals 20 land
April III JAMEs MITCHELL, Cspt,in
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

TO OWNERS Lands I'm Texas.-s gentleman in VrEnia,
and desire. TO 1.sss
M
of lands county, view bring than INTO
family capital dssous engaging
He The sssfseoy s"opiais OF capac
fnsty responsibility and his such
q
OfTeras would Inclined svsn himself
plsccd cou.spooAence the
advertiser suitable responses add.r-ins psid,
WM. GoULDIN,
General rgen, and collector, Richmond, yrsins
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

We >Ss"sn&.
Building Pennsylvania avenue, Wsshnston,
Y0rs Calornis sinsesoss,
Of the Uni0n
rHARIEs sEr.DINC hHvfnx ,ppfned
u governors Cafonas, snd
Terrfory
take The scsngSieds-sn deeds, kc O1ers
eixsns q Washington ard elsewhere.
Feb Is-2aw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

,1myAvv~--Wame~A. . servant snd 4~~A
DO sf fxrnfy employed
-so rsnrc sns s.ca fnq~r. hss cmes
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

N Eu,yIILs Sermons
M Msrnses sermoas-three s.res IN three volumes.
Las of Protestant Episcopal Chnrch In the
United sts,ss-l vuA
Bsop History Ensand the Revolution
Of I6s1-i vof.
% the Religion snd Churchl vol
ThgrutonE Fnmiiy Prayers and Conlmsnfsry-l vol.
Od New Errors By Rev. C. VI Buuer vol,
Farp~sn~Ns hy q. n. Taylor.
Lsav Mary, g. N. Tsyfor.
Asxels BY q. u. Taylor.
MARI Wilton by g. r. Taylor.
Margaret, o The Pearl by G. Taylor,
sceRes Clerrynsn'. Life " q b. Taylor,
wysu's Cari~tsn Onhcs.-I voi. -
Mui FEsNth JAfLOh
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18
FORM OF RELEASE

---------Y tS1as
sealed and delivered In presence Of
Two Witnessed
Mar ls-drJi kwfSepJi
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18
FORM No. Q

sworn ana subscribed before this - day of Co., las
fOdieer's Sisnasare1
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18

A NFRICAN Archaeological Res~ar~hes, N"- The
serpent and worship o. Reciprocal frtnoes of
~sfsre ta An~rscss W =. o. ssa@r, A. NJ vol, svo
Da-s ts fscsr ~ Mayo, asssos a ka
soas volume o. Dictsns'. Ho.sboS wors Jas prhhsd
- 49,. a.v rr~~}rss for x,ls ~ TAYLOR NArRy,
apH Bo@ssederss nsh s7h s''st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29

$1,000; eoored do l. 49, ginghams 2 $40; figured cot
tons, s. l491 pants TO- 1857 hose, All shirts 8s7
spool, 40; binding, l, III. Total 40 packages value
5000
Manufacture Of SH.-Silk and wersted IS packages,
value S. 625 velvet ribbons 6i2 embroidery T. 1926
pongees a. 2061; plush Sll6; raw, 10, llS3 Total
IL packages; value. $40 i63
Manufacture " Flar-Linens 81 packages value SO 26O
linen and cotton, 2, 249. Total, 50 packages value,
50 500
Miscellaneous -Mohair plush package, value S2070
hair cloth. 2oeo; diapers 3 SAT- Total packages
cue, S47l3
ENTERED WAREHOUSE.
MuhufactnU Of Wool-Wonllens. package, value 3d.
5le worsteds g. 35 cotton aud worsted 49, l953
stuff geocs 81, 1926; ustres ~ $685. coatings 422
merinoes T. lao; damask $50; delaines q 374 shaws
TO- 1854; popnets. s. 7l2; blankets, g. 652l fanneis
H. 2405 Innings. O. l,i20 printed baizes 5, 1855; no
siery 20 1888; mems do ID 3276 other manufactures
Of, Is, 1888 Total. AIS packages value, S1065
Manufactures Of Cofton-Cottons, % packages, value
s4l32; coored do AZ 226; prints L. ll2l gnghams
l727; velvets 14e0; handkerchefs, l, 22s; hose s,
1706; gloves l, l03; cords 10, ASH webbing 265;
other manufactures Of q $685. Total lis PACKAGES value
$40 All
Manufactures Of SIX ribbons packages, value So $50;
vevets, ~ 1S505; silk and worsted, 4497; gloves 2
1885, mitts 8 l2Io braids rs. Total 81 packages;
value. $50 Loss.
Manufactures Of Flar Linens 6packages value 81 0s
thread lo2s yarn, $40. Total Is packages; value,
$2,632.
Miscellaneous. Artificial feathers and flowers pack
ages value SsoS leather gloves L. 1858; kid do l5S
Total, Is packages; value 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29

The total put upon the during past
week, 81 443 OIL being nearly double that of the
previous week The increase in importations Of dry
goods has been much more rapid than anticipated;
and from the daily receipts the office of the
Treasurer Of this port from duties judge that basil
at the Custom House quite active The arrivals
of foreign dry goods have early We fear
our market is about being flooded with goods.
The following article is taken from the New Orleans
Commercial Bulletin of June Is, which we commend to
readers giving the opinion at the South on the
subject Of the great Importance Of the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad, in which, doubt not the people
of the North fully concur
THE WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER RAuRo,p-In a
short time the only link wanting complete the railway
communication between Montgomery and the eastern
cities, will be the line extending from Manchester
South Carolina, to Wilmington in North Carolina. The
remark that the position Of this road its connection
North and South its easy grades (none over thirty
feet to the me) fieedem from and cheap con-
struction, such TO put beyond the competition
any other line Of road for the immense inland travel
between the North and New Orleans" is undoubtedly
correct
II will only materially lessen the time of the Jour
ney from this city to New York. also diminish
costso to place the Atlantic route ia fair
competition with any by the Western lines aud lakes.
We have long been of the Importance Of 1t this
city, have repeatedly called attention to It. and have
watched its steady rapid progress with the greatest
interest In fact IL Is essential TO the complete
Of the Georgia and Alabama roads for IL will be the
means Of drawing back to them large amount of travel
that has recently been diverted to the steamships
the Western lines The citizens Of Mobile deeply
interested in its compet the earliest possible period
Az an investment IL strikes that its bonds offer
usual Inducements TO capitalists who desire both
rty and profit We know Of company in the Northern
States from which the same rate Of interest be real
ized with equal safety and should suppose that In Wan
street its bonds would be in request par
the value q the stock Of the obligations Of the
company, predicated knowledge Of the
sity Of the line TO complete railway
with the Northern cities and conviction that 1t will
be the peediet and probably the vore route from this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29
AMUsEME IN PIHLADELPHIA.

RARNUM's MusEUM CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
- Chestnut Streets PhiladelphiaP. T. Barnum Propre
II. Sanford hsnager.-Two performances daily, after
evening Admission, Is cents; children half price.
Monday June ID Mr. Booth the eminent
makes his In Hamlet During the week the
formerly Of the Rayel Family, will give their
ng eyoutione and ding fests the Tight Rope
Mr. Taylor the popular comedian will also appear during
The week In the LADY Of Lyon and other avorite plays
Pleasing arces both afternoon and evening The collection
wonders crowded into the capacous saloons
half dozen original collections including the famous
by Peae. These all worthy 81 visit and be
together with the the Lecture Room
tor the low price Of % cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29

GRAND EXCURSION ny SEA TO AND FROM PHIL
sdepha and CAPE May.-rsrc reduced 70 81 70 60 20
Phil adepha Nay and return, July "a and 9TH by
the spiendid steamers PENoBsCoT and KENNEBEC,
from Pier "a, North RIVER foot o. Cedar street. MY The
steamer Penohacot will leave the above pier
Wednesday, guly "a 81 o'clock y and the kennsbee
Friday July sth At o'clock ~ VI. (for this occasion
ony) Tickets will be from July I'd TO 10hinelusiye
Passengers stop At Cape May 10 Philadelphia
and return 4, NswYork by either Of the abovs-named
boats The Penobseot and kennebec are hrsteass sub
stanta seamers qualified and equipped for the
route The simd may lay aside their esrs. and be
assured Of perfect safety and thoss who appreciate good
LIVING scmfortats arrangements viii have their
fully ratihcd For tickets state &c Apply at the
once the pier. hoard the tJats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29
PUBLICATIONS.

Il AN nSELr ALONE!-oN THE FOURTH DAY or
July 3l the snnversary " our Nation al
II shall issue specimen Of tie hrst number u
weekly paper. called rue C0sTUAER or HI Hii HI y
devoted 20 the stage the drama general literature ars and
tsnces and the constitution Of beloved country, and
pledged u the iaf6na humhus " the day IL will
Be printed and peculiar With article 81
bras faced type invented expressly for this paper aid
curiosity Of literature and hancs genius combined ~
will create sentatsn unparalleled in the history o. the
The d0ettarti the cOrnotcent the tera and AL
othcrt ntereted in the Of civilization aud the adj
vAncssnt ofscenee In this great and gorovs republic
invited T. eramine the fret number which viii be exhibited
rue after the above named day At the Museum saloon,
81 Bgvsry, NO stairs. ANDREW JACKSON ALLEN,
Editor and Proprietor.
Nl toe Laws q hAna Nature and Development are
sreotyphing 81 Boston, and will be published
This v ~ THE fret print these talented and Interesting
letters In the United States Orders for them received bT
JOIN NOkRfSON, l5 Chatham street. New York, and
BY J. y. hEhDth. Is Washington street, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29
SALES nv AUCTION.

A UCTIoN koTiCE.-GhockRiES RICE, TEA. FIGS,
"A Pickles .Raisbs brandy, Wine. Se.-At lU1a elvc
in front Of the 81 Ric.
Tea. Rans Fgs. Pickles. Cheese Soap Candles. Mutton
ams Fireworks Segar. Brandy, Gin Madeira. Sherry.
Port eiaret Ale Porter Olive Oil Maeearoni Fig Blue.
Dutch errngs, smoked do salt Salmon shad Maekere,
Goldfish, Bay Rum. SO.
" a CARTER. Auetionaer. 81 Day street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29
D AYNoNp : HERR pRIEsnAcns NENAcrRIn.

N This celebrated Menasesehe LARGEST and bes; eop
Quoted In the known w0rdembra amOst animal
known natural history, aud which has received the
tronage and applause Of hundreds thousands u the
respectable and in gent pie Of the United States has
iust commenced most brilliant summer campaign. and viii
visit the principal cities an tosns Of New nglnd In the
following order, yz-Tuesdsy Jane 2ith Nsrk Welns,
day 25th. Waham; Thursday 18th. Caneo-d Friday Hth
Saturday 2sth, Lowe Monday. %h, Lawrence: Tues
day July South Reading; "Wednesday ID, Charestowa;
Thursday ID Friday 9Th Saturday h Monday 7th Tuss
day 18th, ard W Wednesday, 9th. Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29
FINANCIAL.

IL THOSE HOLDING THE PAPER OF THE HAgR1
"A De erase Bank, Maryland sill be favored -,
rorunity 90 dispose Of tile There VIII te
New York city 70 huy aid paper the sr
nett, when further notice viii tt xspn.
M ETRoPoLITAN BANK.-ISsTALSfsr-The haas
h nstalment Of Fifty dollars per share the Capital
stock IL this Bank "a required paid the nanaa
house Wall street, Wednesday, the ninth day Of IulJ
nest BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
!. n. WILLIAMS Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29

MISS BFRTTA EEssELER RECOMMENDS HERSELF
lt teacher 81 the noforc Her method IL that Of the
beet having made her study Cologne and under
the special ~ the cspessr o. the cathedral Of
that city. Address ~ 9os sisth avenue.
(,oL DURYEA'S QUICK STEP, ARRANGED FOR THE
~ Janoforte, composed By g. g. Grafua author " Cap
tain She popular Quick STEP received
for sale AZ Nm. NkNDERDEEKs Susis Store. No. Eg
Broadway.
L,oR sALK-A VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY 81
eond hand Panoforte Boston made In good order will
b cold a. great sacrifice In consequences q ths family
breaking up housekeeping Apply 10 n ". n. CJRrIss,
Agent for Hcves American Patent Action Panofort No.
a. Broadway where 10 can be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29

NEW YORK AND FHTLADELFHTA-NEW YORK
~ snd Pbaaeiphis dirtst-unitsd states Nail Line
Ih-oueh " ~ hour,Ss New jersey Railroad Fare re
4ucsd 70 81 ~ 81 ~ f6r second class. Leave
Nev rrksstk loot ~ courtiand streets and AZ
q A. n. Rnat " f@ot ~ Liberty street Lave Phi
lsdsiFhis t6aaa sads y. A., tren the foot Of Wal
uutstFeet
l~AMaEN AxpkI RAIYRoAD LINZ FNON NEw
Y Nrrh to Lave rtr No North River, ~
steamboat IpaN ry1TTR h.rninE Lire - = o.ciosk
hfltfnttn Iiue, ~ rteiosh Pare ~ either Use So
ltr~ar. Gtet. 81 gr1itrNnt tioe A. o'clock Y. "
faro. 81 Fn q. BLISS. traut
CHANGE o. HCuR.-TnF STEAMER ALICE CAPT
y W~Hkn EeF pvtERfMtt. wt frd aer lu0sdtv. fulF
20 tfats r pcs fttt Il ih rtf street y. " atb 4. -.
&ttNHas " raua DAY TtwtgaaB aHd Friday. atd I.
.HsrfHNV NttNnNEeEe Id aNrfNn Nr EeNIft n NWNia
~ tss tte orat srsins Tie Hsasatapic NaQ
ratutk nd Nov Haven Railroad Fare - eene. fratht
ker atr.euctd rates Arriy % board Or a. The oe %
TIC rer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29

The advertisement inserted headed Caution the Pub
ho in behalf Of the Hayward Rubber Company" New
ark India Rubber Manufacturing /Compary" Candee,
"Ford Co" Shoe Associates and Others, not pub
nshed by these companies, who not willing to
the responsibility OF such false statements about H. H.
Day supposed to have been written by Of the
of oody a