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CHARLESTON MARKET

May 81, P. NJ
CoTFON.-There has been material change in prices
since Saturday. The sales this morning amounted to
479 bales at prices ollows1S bales at 10A 30 at
- at 123 at 374 at II $50 124 100 at l2H
20l at 12%c
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
MOBILE, June 1.-The cotton market rules quiet, and
prices have receded 2c h. middng being quoted
ll&c The receipts, last week. 1900 bales an
crease of 25O over the week in 81. Freghts
dull at ed. to Liverpool.
New ORLEANS, May 81 Cotton unchanged sales of
$500 bales at 114G1Ec. Wheat-sales of red at 95c
and white at sl074. Corn-White 70d74c.; yellow Go
(a12c. Freghts-Cotton to Liverpool, I'D.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

DEMARARA-Bdrk Anna
Ill hhds, Is tres, 304 bbs. sugar-W. H. Perot
HALIFAX, N. S-Br. Schr. Sultan.
900 bbls herring-Hall Loney.
HALIFAX, N. S.-Br Schr. Aurora
$50 bbs herrngJames Corner Sons 400 cans lobster
order
C0ASTWISE.
PHILADELPHIA-Schr DdnaseI
80 tons pig iron-Keyser, Troxe Co.. so kegs nails
$. S. Lee 20 bbs seed-W Price 20 bdls ironEgerton
Dougherity, Woods Co.; 16 pieces marble $50 pkgs
mdse.-order.
BosToN-Bark Sylph.
944 hides G. Kunkle; 80 bales mdse-Rice Chase &
Co.; 800 pkgs. do, 81 tons granite-order.
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BY ADREON ~ co.

POSTPONED SALE OF
VALUABLE VACANT LOT OR
GROUND, on THE EAST SIDE OF HOWARD
NEAR CROSS STREET,
AT AUCTION
On THIS THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SD JUNE
We will SELL the premises O'Clock by order of the
owner, all that VERY VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND sit
uated the east side of Howard street commencing Is
north of Cross street. fronting Howard 6 feet
inches or thereabouts with depth OF IS feet to an alley
feet wide The above Lot valuable from its location and
is worthy the attention of buyers.
TERMS CASH and title indiSputable
ADREON & Co,
je1-ts Anctionears
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SARAH JAMES MITCHELL as JOHN MITCHELL.
In THE CJRCIJIT COTTRT FOR RAJ

TlMORE CITY.-May Term, 1S5S-The object Of this
suit is to procure for the complainant divorce vnco
ndtrionif from her husband the defendant The Bill of
Complaint states that many years the parties married
IN the city OF Baltimore that at the time of said inter
marriage both parties resided i'll the said city of Ba
more and that the complainant has since resided
the said city, and still resides therein that the defendant
has not resided i'll the State of Maryland for the past
years and that he is not resident thereof That in
the year 1858 the said defendant abandoned the complain
ant and that said abandonment has continued uninter
ruptedy for more than four years last past and is deber
ate and final and that the separation is beyond any
sonabe expectation or hope of reconciliation that de
iendant has treated the said complainant harShly and
adudged ordered and decreed that the complainant by
causing copy of this Order to be inserted
paper published in the city of Baltimore each OF
four successive weeks before the 18th day June 1855
give notice to the said absent defendant of object and
substance of this Bill and him to appear in this
Court in person by Solicitor before 18th day
OF September 1858 to the premises and show
cause any he has why decree ought not to pass
prayed. VIM GEO KREBS
myl7-law4w True Copy test W. II. II: TURNER. crk
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1HHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

H. the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore City, letters of administration the estate
of JAMES c. UMBERGER late of said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber before the first day De
cember next they may otherwise by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate All persons indebted
said estate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 29th day of May 1855
JOHN II. b. LATRoBE, Administrator
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4ublit gaIts.
BY LENNON d. BROGDEN.
BUCHANAN'S WHARF.

On TUESDAY, Sth June, at j O'Clock
~ ~ At THE AUCTION STORES, ON BUCHANAN'S
ST. Johns, p R. " ~ NUN
224 HHDs. PR SUGAR
80 DO DO MoLAssEs.
je3-ts LENNON BROGDEN Auctioneors
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week
Due to other Bk's. So, 929, 300
Due I'm. other Bk's $3.50, 600
circulation. 5,903, 600
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The Michigan State Loan of s2l6o0O per cent has
been awarded at of something per cent
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-The credi-

~ - ~ CitIhiIl oleo.--I hC Cicd!-
' tors of CHARLES II. LEE, applicant for the
benefit of the nsolvent laws of the State of Maryland
were such prior to the Sth day of August 1882 the date
his application, hereby notified to file their claims
duly authenticated, with the Clerk Of the Court of
mon Pleas, the Auditor of Insolvent Debtors Estates
on before the 1st day Of August next preparatory to
distribution of assets.
FRANCIS X. KELLY, Trustee
my3l 2aw2w 90 Fayette Street
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BATTI

n MORE CITY. In the matter of the Anthony Build
ing Society John Kren. Ordered this Goth day May
1885 that the sale reported by Frederick f. Benznger
and VIM c. Pennington Trustees the above cause he
finally ratified and confirmed unless to the con
rary thereof, be shown before the TWELFTH DAY
OF JUNE NEXT provided copy of this order be in
serted III some daily newspaper published in the city
Baltimore, once week for three weeks prior thereto
The report states the of sales be 81 $50
W. N. II. TURNER, CI'k.
True copy. Test W. IL IL TrRNER Cl,k
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my26 2aw2r
s. G. HUNT VS.. JACOB GREEN, property, Monum,en
street; Of depth TO Ed1Udrd street
I'm THE SUPERIOR COITRT OF RAJ

III TlMORE CITY, SITTING IN EQUITY. May term,
1883 Ordered that the sale and reported by Rob
er Gmor Jr Trustee for the sale of the property men
TONED in the above proceedings be ratified confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be on or
fore the sixteenth day Of June next provided copy of
this order be inserted in newspaper printed in Balt
more once in each of three successive weeks before
said fourteenth day of June next
The report states the amount of sales to be $1,000
GEO. f. SANGSTON, Clerk
lny2i 1aW2w GEO u G ANCCTnN fr.ul-
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Boston Weekly RanL st.,en.,,

BOSTON, June 1.-The following are the footing of on,
Bank Statement for the mast ,vaa,. - ~
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CANNON & MATTHEWS,
BY SAMUEL j. sOPER 4. co.

my3l Auctionee
re- The above sale will take place at THE MORT
DOOR OF THE EXCHANGE, and not at the Exchan
Pc linz
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Mollttarp ana Commercial 4soisu.
BALTIMORE, June 2

BALTIMORE, June 2
The Stock market although not marked by any special
degree of activity nevertheless buoyant prices are
somewhat enhanced For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
better feeling manifested 625 shares took
place at $5749$5Sb cash and seller co DAYS S5S%(G
S5SA buyer GO and 20 days 1t left off at s57 bid s5S
asked regular way and $5ST bid SSH asked buyers
option go days The improvement since yesterday is Sl
slS Northern Central firm with a slight improve
ment Sales of 300 shares at SIS seller 60 and slSX
buyers option 60 days leaving OFF SIS offered $751;
asked cash, $751; offered S1S4 asked buyer 60, %GlA
better than the previous day.
In Bonds and Loans the were small but the
market is quite firm The sales of Baltimore CITY 6s
embrace 81 42s at 96 96K for 1855 an advance of "a
II 94h for 1855, and 95H for lS7Os an advance of
The only other sale of bonds 81 900 North Western
Virginia, I'd mortgage r. Baltimore and Ohio 1s67s
closed at 81 asked 1888 S4 asked 1855 at 81 bid
50 asked Northern Central 1855 at G24 bid 63K
asked. ...'. ~
At the New York Stock Boards yesterday prices still
further advanced though the market heevy and in
active. Erie improved e; Michigan Southern n;
Reading X; New York Central n Cleveland and Toledo
at first board X, but at second board fell off q; Rock
Island IN; Hudson n Missouri 6's X Canton sold
at19%.
The Assistant Treasurer New York reports on Tuesday
as follows:
Total receipts. $1O6 194 %
Total payments. 1S0.10S II
Total balance ,6S5, GIG. IS
The receipts include s4S 900 from customs, and s25.
900 in Californ ia drafts.
The transactions of the New York Clearing House on
Tuesday follows .s-
Total exchanges S17 40 673 O5
Total palances l 49S, 500 SO
Messrs. Thompson Bros, bankers New York ouote
Land Warrants follows:
Acres. Buying. Selling
4O............ .................1O5 10
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P. DE HAAN, JR.,
ID. DE HAAN,
A. DE HAAN, Pr,
By their Attorneys,
Il " RRINE 4 SONS.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that the sub
scrber has obtained from Orphans Court OF Balti-
more city letters estamentary the estate of SAMUEL
HOPKINS late of said CITY, deceased All persons nav
inc claims AGAINST the said deceased hereby warned
Tn axbibit e SANG with the vouchers thereof to Henry
D. Lonely his attorney No 81 Lexington street on or be
fore the ath day of November next they may otherwise,
Nv low he excluded from all benefit OF said estate. All
indebted said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment. Given under my hand, this 18th
day of May, 1858. -
my1g-law4w* WILLIAM LONEY, Executor.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A MS

RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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NJ OTICE-In compliance with the provl-

NOTlCE-In compliance with the provI-
sions of an Act of the General Assembly of Mary
land passed at December session 1919 entitled Act
ating to Stock held by residents and provide an
easy mode for transferring the same" Notice is hereby
given that the widow ANNA MARGARETTA FISCHER
Of Coburg Saxony has departed this life that at the
time OF her death she possessed and entitled the
lowing stocks, to 1.-TWO thousand eight hundred and
twenty dollars six cent stock of the city of Baltimore
one thousand five hundred dollars five per stock of
the city of Baltimore two thousand five hundred dollars
five cent stock of the State of Maryland two thou
sand three hundred dollars six per cent bonds of the Bal
timore 4 Ohio Railroad Company.
Said ANNA MARGARETTA FISCHER, duly executed
her last WILL appointing the Judiciary Court of the Duchy
of Coburg her Executor and under authority of the latter
the undersigned will at the expiration of one month from
this date, transfer the above mentioned stocks.
A SCHUMACHER
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the
subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Baltimore city letters estamenary on the estate of JOHN
KEPLlNGER, late of said city, deceased. All per
having claims against the said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber before the 2d day November
next they may otherwise, by law be excluded from ali
day of May, 1858.
THOMAS C. MACCUBBIN,
Executor.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ JOSHUA ROBINSON and JAMES c. KREMER
have by Deed dated 22d instant conveyed under
signed in trust all their property of every description for
the benefit of their creditors One of the provisions of
said deed creates preference in favor those creditors
who will, within ninety days from this date accept its
terms copy of the deed with the release signed
by the creditors can he found the counting room Of F.
L. Parker Il Co., South Charles street
OLIVER A. PARKER
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compliance with the nroy,S

NJ OTICE.-In compliance with the provls
ions of an Act of the General Assembly of MARYLAND
passed Dec Session lS49 entitled San Act relating to
Stock held by nonresidens and provide an easy mode
that JAN DE HAAN Pr of Amsterdam kingdom Of Nelb
erlands has departed this fe the time of his
death he was possessed Of and entitled to the following
Baltimore, and -Four Thousand Dollars Five Per Cent
stock oil the State of Maryland Said Jan de HAM Pz
GerSgned, r. de Ham, Jr D. de Ham, and A de Ham
ms executors thereof who have been duly authorized
70 m as suc by the laws of the Kingdom of Netherlands
VIII, al te expiration of one month from this date
lei The above mentioned Stocks
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MATILDA NJ PLOWMAN u.s. VIM PLOWMAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL

IL TlMORE CITY, May term 1S5S.-The object of this
suit is to procure for the complainant divorce
1drimOnii from her husband the defendant The Bill
OF Complaint charges that about the Sth of June
1884, the complainant ntermarred with the defendant
the city of Baltimore That at the said intermar
rae both parties resided in said city, that the complain
ant has ever since continued and still continues reside
therein That during the year 1854 the defendant aban
doned the complainant, and that said abandonment
continued uninteruptedly for than three years
past and deliberate and final and that the separation
beyond any reasonable expectation of reconciliation That
the defendant has not resided within the State of Mary
Tor more than three years last past and is non
resident thereof That the defendant has treated the
plainant harshly and cruelty and has threatened
her life The said Bill of Complaint also charges
endant with adultery 1t is thereupon this 14th day
May 1888, adudged ordered and decreed that the
planant by causing copy of this order inserted
some newspaper published in the city of Baltimore once
In each of four successive weeks before the 18th
june 1885, give notice to the said absent defendant of the
object and substance of this BILL and him appear
in this Court in person by solicitor before the
seventeenth day of September, 1855 prem
Uses and to show if any he has, why decree
not to pass as prayed. VIM GEO. KREBS.
True copy, test: W. II. H. TURNER CTk
, 1858-07-09


Medicinal Diet Drink, Of emnenty salutary uual g.
men1iseiured BY him eli exclusively, at his fctlfy al
-eheidam, In Holland
1t is made from the best B,rey that can be selected in
Europe, with tho essence of aromatic Italian berry, O
acknowledged and extraordinary mt dci al Gu Ites II
has long since acquired higher repjtatoD both IN Eu-
rope and Ameriea, than any OlGer duretic beverage
In Gravel, Gout and Rheumatism, in OistnLct ons Of
the Bladder and Kidneys, and in general Debility, its
effects are prompt dec ded and invariably reliable And
Is not remedy for these malade es but In all ca,es
In which they are pOduced by drinking bad water which
Is amDst universally the cause Of them, it operates as
SURE PREvENTIvE.
bladd,r Of trevsrT- new re,idents aud oil persons
unaccusomed 10 them produced by the waters Of nearly
al Our great inland rivers, like the Ohio Mississippi AID
Alabama, from the large quantity Of decayed vegetable
matter contained in them IN state of solution n well
known j. also that Of the waters Of limestone reaions
IN producing Gravel, Cacu aad Stone in The Bladder
The AROMATIC ScniEDAN ScHSAPPs an absolute cor
rectve Of these injurious properties Of bad water and
consequently prevents the diseases which they OCCASION
tund to he sure preventive Of yer and Ague,
complaint caused by tSs conf int fleets Of vegetable
malaria 10 the atmosphere and vegetable In
the waters Of those districts whtTe il principally prevails
The Aromatic Schedam schnapps Is cons queatly in
these paris Of the country especially as well by many IN
every community where t has bee0e known On account
Of It's other remedial properties. -
In all cases Of DrOpsical tendency, II Il gene ly the
only remedy required when adopted In the early stages
Of the disease. In Dyspepsia malsdits when taken in
proper quantities. as diet drink and especially dinner
found, BY uniform experience, to be- emincnly eca
cous In the most obstinate cases. when even the best q
the usual remedies have failed " az nd more than po
aTy relief In cases Of FIAuency an mmedi .te and
invarabe specific; and 4 may be administered 10 diluted
and proporonate quantities young inianis IN al
those paroxysms Of gppg paa In the stomach aud bow.
t % which they are especially subject, as well Is In the
Ii jadcious adoption In connection with the priucipal
meals when sense of exhaustion dictates rs use
sls Q relieve The debility attendant upon prvrscied
energy, by whatever cause induced Tkaae ara facts n
, 1858-07-09
THE PACIFIC MAIL s. s. co.

From various sources We see and hear
complaints Of III now powerful corpora
tion-powerfnl by reason Of its immense
wealth. Having grown wealthy, it is now
becoming arrogant, and is Indifferent to the
rights Of others. Theinterests Of individuals
and communities are made to suffer while
those Of the Mail Company alone are con-
suited; and we nowsec the COhpany's agents
straining every ner e and exerting all their
power and influence to advance the interests
ofa British colony OF the expense Of the
United States. This is being done by means
Of the grOssest Misrepresentation to the
passengers on board the Company's steamers,
and often by resort to physical force in
compelling them to land at Victoria. But
the motive that actuates the Company is q
powerful one, and perhaps We should excuse
them on that account. Tho Hudson's Bay
Company, We understand, have bought up
the Mail Companys Agents, Messrs. Forbes
& BabcOck, BY tho gift of large tract Of
land IN Esquimalt; and hence, to make this
land valuable, the sacrifice Of American TO
British interests.
We certainly thought that, with monop-
oily in the transportation Of passengers and
nails 10 and from New York, added to the
mil contracts on the Pacific the great steam
-
, 1858-07-09
lsls Caution to tho Public. a
LONDON CORDIAL GIN,
a CLUB HOUSE GIN, ye
SCHIEDAM ,SCHNAPPS,

lOl III .OCAAdE-I-O.
Afier sgyeFsl years experimenting In the manuacure
Of Gin, IerunAey succeeded in the year 1885, in maxi
ny discovery 10 is manufacture by which IL was de-
pFved Of all acrd and inammatory properties and re-
duced perfectly pure. Ny manufac oy Is at schiedam
Holland Alter several months reflection what title 10
give introduced i 70 the American public undtr the
name OF Wolles Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.' Schie-
dam Is the name Of the place in Holland where the Gin
4 manufactured; Aromatic derives its Mans from Il
Italian Juniper Berry, with which IL Is favored; and the
woid schnapPsls the German for drink-Cogne, Dram
W0lies Schedam Aromatic Drink. je - i l11Frs
NO sooner had my sohnspps been introduced to the
American puilic hnd received with appreciation than
the liquor mixers Of New York Boston and phladelphia
started IN pursuit with their mixed and poisonous stu
nndervarlons -Scheidam Gin Scheidam schnapps
London Club House Gin London Cor ial Gin, tkc and
In several cases my labels have been 90 perfectly inflated
With only the addition Of few letters 70 plead technical
av0loance o the law and % carefully prepared 10 i'm
pose on careless purchasers. understand large guam
ty has been purchased by merchants Of California on
account Of the cheapness Of the articles especially
caution the public against those vile limitations put up IN
imitation Of my bottles, and wrappers Of the same coors
yellow paper, With blue and red printing -inteDded 10
deceive caeets buyers Such bottles contain the WORT
kind Of doetored up and unwhslesome lquorA A mer-
chant who participates indirectly in the fraud by selling
spurious articles u as much offender The principal
who planned the imposition hope every honest man
IN Cal ornla who yalnes the health Of the Community In
the unscpulous merchant, who, fol the sake Of few
cenig will put In Jeopardy the lives Of the immunity In
which be lives Such m sheuld be nailed 70 the ploSy
0f popular execration. r@f. .5.i - =
fbe genuine schnapps can be purchased at Wholesale
from ali the respectable Liquor Dsaleu and Druggists in
/ have appointed CROSBY DIBBLEE, fan Fran
cisco, Sole Agents for the SUhiedam Arom c Schnapps
for California and Oregon.
, 1858-07-09

AzUzEnESn-Anew en- haseertainly dawned
upon stsilacoon- Within the past week we
have hadno lessthan two balls, one exhibition oi
magic and vsntiloquism, and one negro minstrel
perioruancsi and during the ensuing week we
are promised alittIe more Of the same sort This
isdoing pretty well, and we take It to be palpa-
Ole sign Of improvement We may look next
ior theatrical company and circus.
, 1858-07-09

RErcnrED INDIAN FIoHf.-The last numbers
received Of both the 0rsgonian and Pioneer q
Democrat contained reports Of fight said tc
have taken place between abody Of sixty min
err and several hundred Indians, in which the
miners were the victcrs; the Indians retreatinr
with the loss Of two hundred killed. The min.
es lost twenty Of their number. Tho rumor
was circulated BY two Indians at the DaIles, and
remains 70 be authenticated.
, 1858-07-09
wIstar's Baisam OF wild Cherry,
THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN

For Coughs Colds Asthma Group Bronchitis Inuen1 Bleed.
Ing Of the Lungs Difficult Breathing Pain or Weakness Of
the Breast or Side, First Stages Consumption, &c.
In short this Balnm uary adapted every disease
Of the Lungs and LIVER
Wild Cherry has long been known possess mp1 ran me-
denal properties This fact Is familiar 70 every natro
our land and Physicians often prescribe In different forms
for variety Of complaints Tar also has been equally noted
for It's vrues and physicians whose fame Is familiar TO
the whole country, have gone far declare that even
Consumption could be cured BY that alone In other hands,
again, was nearly valucess owing doubt to their ignOr.
anee In preparing and administering ~; dlcuy now en-
rey obvated by patient experience and long experiment.
The extraordinary medicinal powers possessed by these two
substances for the hr time combined and embodied
in DR.. wIsTAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY. By nice
chemical process everything deeierou useless Is rejected
% that what remains Il the extraordinary and truly en-
caeous remedy for all kinds Of pulmonary and liver disease.
ever known TO man.
cAUfION-As there are many couRtereits look well at
the signature before purehasng take unless the name
Of Sanford Park h engraved the outside wrappera
others are base limitations
Sold BY all Druggists and country merchants.
PARK q WHITE, Sole Agents, to whom an orders
should be addressed 1872 Washington street. San Francisco
Also Importers and Wholesale AGENTS for all GENUINE PA.
TINT MEDICINES which offered the trade at reduced
rates lor eash Ism
, 1858-07-09
IlisttIIantuus.
NEW ARRIVAL.
p. KEACH.

+. K EACH, n ~
II AVING JUST ARRIVED FROM SAN FRAN.
CISCO per steamer Constitution, offers for sale, a. n.
lowest cash prices, large and well selected
STOCK OF GOODS, H
Suited to the wants Of farmers mlner, and the town trad.
Ay stock selected with care; and my expenses are very
small am determined TO sell goods cheaper for eoln dust, Or
produce, than any other store on PaEu, sound Mp,r,
are particularly requested TO call and price my goods be,o,
purchasing el'ewhere as intend give them rood deal Of
grub for little dust. I4t.. =
have Just received, per steamers Constitution coumAl,
, 1858-07-09

11In1uu1r--Thsp plridmanc'sof he New Or
lI1n 1lr1n.1lrs o. Tuesday evening ln1i, were
Witnessed md enjoyed by an oseracWing house.
U'ronehouf he mlIp Performance, the audience
mlnifi1,ci lhe utmost pleasure BY elapping
81 hands and stamping Of feet and Al were
hIrlly gIafied AZ tho conclusion, i was an
bounced hat ihiln would b another perform
snoo on next (this) Friday evening when i Is
hoped tho1o Who were not present before win
all1 lhlni.lrll q lhi opportunity 70 ppsasery
tIl1nnl evening Use 3 sisr ~.