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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-17

TIE RrER.-The Mississippi is about two inches
higher at this point than it has been at any time
inches in twenty-four hours, From the last ac-
counts above, there remains heavy rise yet to come
down. The water cannot attain much greater
height at our levee as it will force its way through
inc country on the Arkansas side. The suffering
and destruction which is destined to accrue TO the
planting interests from this succession of unpara
eied overiiows are fearful to contemplate and will
exceed all definite caculation-Men,phisA valanche,
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SCHWARTZ & DIX,
~ III LOMBARD STREET,
Have IN store and for sale the lowest market prices
1000 Zoo whole, and X Boxes BUNCH RAIsINS.
| 100 Drums sULTANA RAISiNS.
SO Bales Princess P. S. and Bordeaux ALMONDS
% Erals Lisbon ?. $, and Ivica ALMONDS.
| 100 Bags lvica and Tarragona ALMONDS.
| 100 Bags Sicily and Hard Shell ALMONDS.
100 Boxes and 20 BblS. Shelled ALMONDS
100 Bags Naples and Sicily WALNUTS.
100 Bags PALM NUTS.
100 Barrels and Bags TEXAS PECANS
200 Cases PRUNES, in glass jars and boxes.
so Kegs Bordeaux and Malaga PRIMES
5000 Drums and American Boxes FIGS.
zoo Baskets Bordeaux and Marsees OIL, quarts and
pints.
! SO Cases SARDTNES, whole, halves and quarters
100 Barrels REFINED SUGARS
| 1000 Boxes No. FIRE CRACKERS.
p Casks CURRANTS. 5 Cases CITRON
SO Cases PRESERVED GINGER
$50 Trails DATES
900 Boxes ORANGES. 200 Boxes LEMONS.
10000 Fresh San Bias COCOA NUTS.
SCHWARTZ & DIX,
aPl3[u III Lombard street
IOHNSTONS' INSURANCE ROOMS,
- 73SECOND STREET.
MARINE INSURANCE.
THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL
MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
New YORK,
ELLWOOD WALTER, President
Assets January |, 1855
NEHUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Scrip and Cash Dividend
TWENTY EIGHT AND ONE HALF PER CENT
OPEN AND SPECIAL POLICIES
ISSUED ON THE MOST ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.
PREMIUMS LITERALLY CREDITED.
IlioS - JOHNSTON,
70 SECOND STREET.
--------
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, S26OOoO.
POLICIES ISSUED LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS ID JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT
THE PHENIX FIRE
CASH CAPITAL AND SIrRPIJTS s2so ooo
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID by
THOS d. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT
TIE NEW WORLD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
po EHHH GArsTAL AND sURrLUs s2s4 900
prr LIVE, ,c On pS SW,,NS IN
,- TIE RESOLUTE FIRE
tNHu AAGE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
nAnn 'AFlrAL AND SURPLUS, $240O00
oh''ihS lSSG gE, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
TItr ,Jpr,,,nr " rrn,
I HSs,F SGIz GoIFSSX Or yiRe1S1A
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID ny
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
TIE LYVcnBuRG
INSURANCE co or VA
CASH CAPITALAND SURPLUS, S1SI 900
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
TIIOS. u. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
mn, ,,----, ,,o,,
or
THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
CASH CAPITAL AND sURPLTS, ss5i 600
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND p,IDny
THOS. ID. JOHNSTON
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT
me STOCK OF the above Companies ranges from 30 GO
cet above par, and they annual dividends 10
l" ~ ~ per cent
Iher assets are invested in the most reliable availa
que securities, ana are ample for any emergency which
arise under the sagacious jurisdiction which
thelr operations
$500. JotNSION'S INSURANCE ROOMS,
,,,5,,,,i - 81 '. % itnrt
4 rAo FITTING AND FIXTURES.
~
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A letter published in the St. Louis Re,uzz;oon

dated Fort Bridger April II, says:
"An official report of DR.. Hurt, an Indian agent
OF the territory, is understood to have been made
about the lst of December fastening upon the Nor
mons the cold-blooded massacre of a large company
OF emigrants last fall There is no earthly doubt of
1t; 1T was within twenty miles of Rock Creek settle
ment. They set on the Indians, who were twice
beaten off; when, appearing themselves nrofessedv
as friends or mediators, they treacherousy induced
the emlgrants to put aside their arms-into their
wagons-that the Indians might not be afraid to
meet them in council; and then, all together fell
and children old enough to talk!'
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2usintss Gar0s.

I IND < MURDOCH,
- ARCHITECTS AND SUPERINTENDENT
Nos. l. 2 and MCELDowNEY's BUILDING.
an2S-tf
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|. M. SINGER &. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
THE EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS
los BALTIMORE STREET
W To Clergymcn of all denominations and Sewina
societies attached TO Churches we offer our Family Ma
chine at half-price.
fe24tf s1t
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SCHWARTZ < DIX.

II. POLLOCK, 1855 Baltimore street,
=. A. ABBOTT, East Falls avenue, Com
7, W. BROWN, 81 William street,
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Jcli-t4Jy Agent
ID F. LII US,
~ NO. Q SOUTH STREET,
The Proprietor having just had his place painted pa
ered and renovated, making it look equal new calls at
enton TO the fact, that all the decaces of the season
REAL GREEN TURTLE SOUP,
TERRAPINS,
SPRING CHICKENS,
STRAWBERRIES, &C.
Can be had at a moments notice Orders promptly
filled fNi'''
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GREAT SAVING IN GAS

" J. TT. UOOPER'S
PATENT. LEVER GAS REGULATOR
Saves from 10 to 35 cent of Gas, prevents all
blowing and naring of the light "
JACKSON 4 CHANDLER
Agents for the State of Mary land District OF Coum
bia, at the office of Messrs GRATTAN & EVANS Gas
Filters and Plumbers No North street Jarvis Building
!. s. Certificates can be had at the office. myst
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IN W !" $500 ~ IN. y o,,., J. ODONoVAN, JR
~ DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
aplou No. 80 CHEAPsIDE Baltimore
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- BY JOHN II. HANDY, ESQ.,
an o OF THE CINCINNATI BAR
All CARROLL HALL, THURSDAY EVENING.
JUNE II.
SURJECT-The EarEv History of IRELAND. u. Co,o,s,,
"g 11"y Of England; the Confscation of lis Soil b,
Irish Liberty S''' "
doors open mt Z Lecture to commence at 81 O'Clock
Tickets 20 centsto be had at Banum's Hotel nj the
d. OF Murphy Co. OBrien, and 7. j. Hcdian;
at GraIamcs Drug store corner Of Eutaw and Raimor
streets and at the door the evening OF Lecture A.
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@F1V VI Baltimore.
BROOKE & COATES,
- IRON COMMISSION WAREHOUSE
liz SPEARS WHARF,
Have the Agency for the sale of Avalon Nails and St
Charles Anthracite Pig Iron. VIII furnish to order Mt the
shortest notice best Pennsylvania Boiler Plate and Fue
Iron mvIs 9mt
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FROM ARIZONA.

NECESSITY GOVERNMENT PROTECTION FOR THE SET
TLERS-LErrEEs FROM RESIDENTS.
Mr.. Edward +. Dunbar, of Arizona, now in New
\ ork, has received advices from that region com
prlsing events that have TRANSFERRED during the
month of April. He gives the following ex-
.
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N.B-The City of Norfolk will he ready to receive
iIeisnt oh neunesuay evening, 10Th INST. jc164t
IVORY HANDLE TABLE CTTTI ICPY
CANFlELD BRO. co,
229 BALTIMORE STREET
nave on and large assortment of best quality Ivory
handle Dinner and Breakfast KNIVES large and small
size CARNERS, STEEL, &c, for sale at wholesale and
retail. = -
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-/-f-.,.0sS f'4h n II'IN7INTI AND 81 VAN
< FTFsNAH STEAMSHIP COMPANY
grSc.sxSRaEE FOR SAVANNAH
The line steamship CITY OF NORFOLK COO tons regis
Ter, NJ X. Green commander having been put in thor.
ough repair Will resume her regular trips to the above
port, leaving her wharf at O'Clock p. NJ on SAT-
URDAY, the 18th instant. 49,
For freight passage, apply to Wv
Il. II. BELT Jr Acnnt
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A. 81 MskwS. Auctonfer
10y RANCS. BROTHER * Co.-Trade Sale

ID Rooms No. IS Psrh row. a. 49,,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, May Il. o'clock
yAIUAIE PRIVATE LIBRARf-Compfisine eAs wu
CIV Of STANDARD In ah and American Books rls'ios TO nsa
.rr smhr,cps m.ny valuable Historical Worts iocniins
@ Ron on American History Also, scolecn Of Seize,
Trs6kY MORNING May 49, at O'Clock and thr-e kilo~
ANH" rs eaxs n tho came hour.
pratr.p spRiS0 Farrell SALE Of ENGLISH .nl
.NrRfcAN BOOKs-EmbrsciDsex extensive oonsgsmens lest
received frr LospoS Pvptssks eompn.'ns choice ns
- Sisnces Many them cxpensve and ers.aay
Iusird,ed and supe'b,y and 'ues's9ta oodna 81 ~
s srcs variety the best productions OF Ans.ssa
suhor. and reprints Of ,SPen.,ye Eo \. ss
80 fresh and many the books eh bound N et
IsH ca and Ase Invoices OF ssps sna sney ~
So a. tn. whole forming extensive and stsses
eectiou to BE- sold without reserve ots y sui, Pucossn
of. ling unusual opportunity TO coec''" '' Pu0' a Y"
vste libraries a. well - 10 the trade ,,-
Cztslosus. may lie bad application At The sseioons
AT PRIVATE sALE-A great quantity OF s"e"ns ana "~s
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w PoRrss. Arctaeoess
FICTION NOTICE. UOt

" PoRrts. ACctcpesf
FICTION NOTICE.-Superb HOUSEHOLD
~ FrRNITI -Hessy Frepch plate Pier sud Ms,ls Nh.
rcts rosuvo Psno For,- marble Ns',. BrOese. We've Co
F, o. Psniits. A. ,he hve''0'y r-"'e"''' "" ''",s
" PuRTTE' Arc,icrser. Will ,eE. THls DAY Nay IL
~ bs.. d .; q as ss ". r Hsc g Ois
ProtI2.srrdc Rosewood Ps!or Suites 10 r'es r~ss
alta With scd Roc wood ,res Of thoss celeefsie< fss
svv Rosewood P,no Forte ichy nsd win pe.h and ~
.gs Es., cS.ir. .pesad Prcnehpi,,s Pier Gaa via as
snl h',te,. reh tsenyone deg eorzs $40 Srm.n sss
,ewt CH. ees.oty c.rved rosewood Etsscr- vita p,ss
e ~ rSIs. 3 sTs.. cT I'd s @is fo sooo ,
cared s.ss.y q. made g match ihou;so., ss. ssss
large ssye'. s,si ss.'a. .rd R..tst' C0fs grns kstes
NAPKIN RDs, Spoo, r@t; Is'. LaSSs s,snd a sS.s
Ct.ut Ro.s~coa and ~.sor.ny SOFAS. Louns.. Couch
S,d. Ch. Rocker. elesspt Pier sDd Mantle mirror. thirty
H., m.e.e. Bes,S.g s suit SorPs. s &c -:
t table Cs :e FEs 'F Fs,s s,or, Of s; ;s Sss q
worthy of The especial attention OF thc.e sbcu, refrn.,hisS
c,s6 q, posi-, VIZ b. required ei al rhrc h.ers
D.,I,I g. HoUen Anciio Office No 4r Broadway.
Auction NOTICE.-Peremptory sale OF sli'
s d Md o sSy go9ps 3 ' and ss sss
race THIS DAY (Tuestay). Nav IL at JOY m preessy
Tbs sale well soShy The s'enSn o. 70. p.n ne sos
r,sewood and mshoSauy Fuuitne Decorsnoos Wornd Art
&c. suitable to sebteei hoasekeepns plrtA list ron The
In the B..emeut sre fun suite Ct Dining fratsre
E,,ep.iop Tab. BuHets and Chairs u ach beside great
y,ret ID Kitchen Utensils China Dinner aud Tea SETS Sar
wsre Caters Spoons Forks Liquor Chests ivory Ouisy os
q Bohemian ware Sale positive psPo'' requires
ev,iy puIcfsser .. ~. ...ws su,.. "A.
- h. Ltss-rs Pier Cen Tables caslp 81
Isn,cri. Rnres Clocks Nss.s fine Paintings lace CasaS
Cube Bookcases and Library ssortsie' 'oe'a'e rosewood
In the Chambers are srpedor cs-ved rosewcoi Becs&
p,..~s CON oSes Sofas Couchea Cbsirs Csrpets mshoe
arr Beds,sa5s &c prre cured hNr Mstrosses d 6ss
Rspfet ara Beddiag Of s kinds Catalogues can Be hsa
the house.
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" r. wrsTcorT. Auctioneer -
INYTENSIXE SALE of HOUSEHOLD fUk-

EXTENSIVE SALE Of HOUSEHOLD run
r. NITIIRF-Bocade Parlor Suites supe-b Paintings sss
rior Piano Forte Eusi.h Bronze Chsnde,srs eS.uy ss
Embruins large aud beautiful collection OF rae ssd W.
able Furniture unique aud recherche Wotss o. Ar mSna
MsIts Mirrors Sofa Center and Pier Tables 900 yards o. me
Cup.ts Beds and Beddlsg Dining Room fnrnitaie sv.T
dssption China Cut Ga.s Silver Ware Nc contained 70 e
dwelling house No i52 West 2isst. 7ths, the sI
which will bs 20 tive and without reserve CMsiofe- wm
ready q, the house sale morning For fun PARTICULAR ~
Herald and Times.
NB-Deposits will be required from ell pu,eh.sr and nd
able men win be In attendance to cart or ship the goods
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6ouses and farms Wante6.

WANTEDstO RENT-A pleasant COTTAGE,
well shaded IN village the line Of the Harlem Railroad
thin miles New York. Address n T. PostOfce, Box
No. 2fl7.
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W s. MrLLoR, Auctioneer. - .
DEREMPTORY SALE Of the entire STOCK II

DEREMPTORY SALE Of the entire STOCK d
Il the LOOKING GLASS aud PICTURE WAkERoOM$
No. lOs Fulton at New York. on TUESDAY and WEDNkS
Dt IL - commencing lot O'clock esrh day Sod
on sccr unt dissolution Of partnership The stock e,mps
heavy French plate PIER mantle and oval nrror mouossd
tho finest eod frames and Of the latest and most approves 40
signs Oil Paintings by American and European srsias sbss
700 m number mounted In rch frames some Of which an MI
susbe ana are worthy the attention OF oonnoseurs Aoas
800 cbtice Engraynz &c The Stock has been manrsdnd
expressly tor custom sales The Mirrors ar, OF the hN irrnea
nlste and warranted the whole Of which will positively b d
without serve and worthy the epecx enon o. the sae
and raes furnishing hotels and dwehn ru
can have goods boxed TOR shipping the premises
Terms ca,h- city Eds Deposits required satisfactory to IN, s,
oneer The tiede invited TO attesd the sale soso "a
Descriptive cstaoaues ssued morning Of sale TIE se ~u
b. conI ued weekly until the sntir stock closed on
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Henry LINDSEY. Auctioneer -
ITO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, al

ITO RE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. al
the beautiful aud costly FURNITURE contained IN s's's
No log LexipEtonev
LINDSEY 4 SHATTUCK will sell THIS DAY Tue
day., Msy IT at i04 O'Clock precisely:
DINING ROOM-LHge lot Of beautiful Glassware, Chiss
Sets Crocke'y SverwHe Cutlery, Extension Table So oss
Chairs, &c.
PARLORs-Three Suites Psrlor Furniture. In rosewood
French Bocsee and Velvet richly and In fine ords
Mantle and Pier French plate Mirrors Reception Chairs 10
dalton, Turkish Chairs sad Lounges, Dshossny Sofss Arm
Psan Ware Lace Curtains Marbetop Center Tables vevet
'Caipet, &c.
CfAMBERs-Hs Mattresses. rosewood and mahogany Bed
sesds Wssbstsnes Bureaus Pillows, Bosers beautiful dcs
raed Ctsmber Suite, China and atone Toilet Sets Mfron
Paintings Sofas Carpets Carpets 10, and ss los Of
articles mentioned but which viii be found catalogues
the mo'nrs Of sale Cash deposits required Of ssry put
chaser.
Auctiopeer's Office, Room No. Bank Of Commerce.
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printing.
Go printers.

4 FOUR-CYLINDER PRESS for SALE
~ The Publishers Of The TRIBUNE having been obi .ed TO
purchase OF Hoes Ten Cylinder Power Printing Presses
( feses; in the woId in order meet the requirements OF
ihr large circulation offer for SALE THE FOUR-CYLINDER
PRESS which the outsides of their Daily aud
Weekly editions have hitherto been printed. This
constructed expressly for usha been in establish
years-hss little repairs and
failed render good service. Its full capacity
impressions per hour but it's ordinary speed about SO 1t
Sl2Gp aud will BIZ sold-sioce ger need it.
for 81, 600 cash Apply to HORACE GREELEY 4 Co,
Tribune Buildings New York
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Groceries an6 PROVISIONS.
Removals..

DEMOVED.--M SHEPPARD informs her
IL Friends and the Ladies generally that has removed %
No 2i5 6hey btween 18th and l6h s where she will b.
ssppy Ladies whose Hair requires her attendance
DEMOVAL.-CHICKE & SONS have
IL REMOVED their PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS 70 No.
81 Broadway of 4th where may b. found all times
laEse assortment OfPIAhOFORrES their uac:nre
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8tationerp ano fanep GOODS.

OBDERS for BLANK BOOKS. WRITING PA.
VIPER, STATIONERY aud JOB PRINTING .olcited bv
FRANCIS L0UrREL. Nc. IS MNden-ans, N Y Prices low.
CLOTE and JAMES,
~ sTATIONERs. PRINTERS and BLANK BOOK MANU-
sACTU0Rs. No. 70 fuson'a Orders respectfully soilted
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furniture.

IL their PARL0R aud BtDReOM ~ RSlTC RE- At g great
rf,e spfed for mmeoi.y cosHsinE of rosewood Paror
suite eisbo.sy carved ard covered 10 rich Satin Brscste
tosewed sasteso s,rr,sry BGseG. Wsshssnd Hall Stand
C-u;e, T,bs Ns~S Ps't;.oss &c App t5a West 10th
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TI,O ALL PERSONS GOING WEST.-An in.
t~rstirs and illustrated PAMPHLET Of 50 pages coa,.i.
Ing full p;ions II the Lands which the Illinois Central Raj
road Con pay seua settlers long credits and
r.,es of interest will be sn gratis TO any West who
will Apply to the CompNys Agency, No $50 Broadway.
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DAVEN, BACON & Co. (successors to Bacon
IL RAver) }. PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS, Ware
No lS5 Grand st. Broadway where full assortment
Of nsrim may b. found exclusively Of mSnuisc
turr. Warranted in every respect
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NJ U ID u l l. ID n G. S.
TEMPLE OF ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELsY.
- Nos eS and sos Broadway, Prince-s,
WOODS MINSrRELS 'P
PERFORM EVERY EVENING
The following unapproacssbe combination Of Ar,i.. In
PERSONS ion Of Negro Peculiarly: 'ff>" ."
SNLvgsrEE BLSxcKER............. S,.,. x.n....
COMIC DRLiHEATORS- on ETHIOPIAN ECCFNTRTcf
TIES. NM
Mr.. c. II. Fox. MI c. WAITE. Mr. J. BrpyoRrH
Mr. O. HOLLAND Mr.. I. VAUGHN, Mr. r. Epw.sn>
Mir NJ. CAMPBELL.
QUARTErTE
Mr }. LSscH, NJ k.fNoS MI G. GARDNER,
Mt COLLINS
INSTRUMENTAL.
Mr. l. mus, Mr.. SMITH, Mr. HAsLAN,
Nr WERkio, Mr. LEoPoLD, Mr.. DEWEY
Attractive novelties wi - produced In rapid succession
This week. THE STATUE LOVER
FoT particulars see bills Of the day
Tickets opel s,7 Performance to commence
nj o'olsek precisely.
nR, ABBOTTs EGYPTIAN MUSEUM, Stuy
vc-snt No ESQ Broadway The Boston Chrstisn
Register Let ell who 70 have their curiosity ectT
he'd their hearts touched their nasnsiions sinded pay al les
one vst to this Museum" Open day aud evening Tickets 30
CRYSTAL PALACE.-The Crystal Palace is
~ open DAILY and contains great number Of WORKS OF
Ant CChlosiTlEs &c. Strangers and others cannot ind
more sgveabls place In the city TO visit
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THE FAREWELL BENEFIT
u ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM

IL ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ Continued of that intensely exciting drains, TIE
BRIDE or AN RvENNG with that bewitchiDg aad hoished
sriae MISS SUSAN DENIM in the graceful chu,cter Of
H0NoRA rAULE TUESDAY EVENING, a. u O'Clock.
RArpAp.NNocN. HONoRA PAULE Miss sUS An DENIM;
Mr. n. n Watkins Godfrey Dul.nie: AFTERNOON, as, THE
BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA. The STONE found
TIED si0und the eody Of YOUNG SAMOEL, the
LIVING sEkPhNT, The original HAPPY FAMILY, aud
the lniinitshse AQUARIA, OCEAN ssd RIVER GAR
pENs Ac &c may sl be here Positively free list
Admrahoe 70 ell 25 cents Children under 10 Is cent,
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
IN REM uber this is the Farewell Engagement Of
THE WONDERFUL RAVELS.
They POSITIVELY LEAVE in SHORT TIME.
TUESDAY, May II, 1855.
The Brothers-An the Arists-All the Talent
Comic psntonime. JOCKO.
EvOLUTIONS ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
MARIETTA ZANFRErTA, YOUNG AMERICA
Last night bot one Of -
THE GREEN MONSTER.
The White knight. R,ye
Door open at 7; to commence 1T O'Clock.
Tickets cents; Upper Boxes p cents Children % cents
WFUNESDAY-GABRIEL RAVEL'S fret and only benefit.
Next afternoon performsnce-SATURDAY,M May 10.
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90 nbom it Alap Concern.

CAUTION to DROVERS.-MOSES LEH
~ IEN who bought cattle in name has autoot
10 contract any and hereafter viii not
any @. his contracts. II. 4 B. WE3rHAMMER,
Cattle Brokers
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TOHN PERRY, JR., late of San Francisco, CAL,
sale OF California Bonds Of ali issues for the purchase
collection of Coupons due within the sae and TOR the to-
wardus Bonds conversion into the issue He
will be pleased give any desired information respecting any
and all California Securities Apply to JOHN PERRY Is.
at the Banking Messrs Ashley Norris No. 81 Ex
change place.
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CCHOOL FURNITURE r PATTON. No. ~
- 0Sose--t- New Ycrt
n B-esrc'ap. ipwMdrd N .p,Iso.ss'a o. .hovs
financial.

SInyoS DssPrR. Anctioneer -
ny SIMEON DRAPER, Office No 46 Pne-st..
cor on Viram-Rexul.r Az ton Ssles II the herrhsnr
F,cb.n,e EVERY DAY Socks and BJuds bought All sold
axIE THIS DAY e III o,elock Sse CsAozas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

OK beautiful 7-Octaye superior toned round cor
ner PIANO-FORTES with carved legs aud scoOpel
bottoms Il material snd fully warranted will be sod
a. sacrifice for cash Apply at No Is 6th-sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11
Amue smeuts.

ASTH CONCERT THEO. EISFELD,'
eJ CLASSICAL sOIREE the last Of the Season on yIv
DAY May II, ct DoDWORTlfS ACADEMY NJ, 30 IN
KEMP, M.srs J. BURKE and ". SCHARf bNpr.n" :,
asst ifJ. EIsfELDS Qusrette Party. Con"en"s
eoieok TCicts at the doortSl esoh.
A CADFMY OF MITSIC. -ANNIvERSAR1
"A WEFK-TIIE NEW-YORK HARMONIC sV ~, NH
respectfully the Cergy theii Po, aSpivcrsary
lie in gel ia. that they viii give, DUNG '"' Wv
Week, -, on .roRIOs
So, , lnO $500 Of the most distinguished clergy
'''''' 'o ""H ,. ., NewYork and Brooklynl,
u,.A ~ H. ,s i.st bs, will BE- performed ~, see.2n: Ar
vi -
-. A<hi'nH'
The So,o s W. ~ MIfNfR PERRING. SIMPSON.
DH'' End CARL FORMES- 80
r.~uOpUs Of the SOCIETY and the ORCHESTRA Will
an. h-Y over 30 pciformes a.. !, - nc,crou,
a;..;on So cents Reserved seats Is cents extra
The a. for the Messiah commences tins morning a.
,he three cket Offices -.
'n TO RROW-Mendelssohn p'4ht and Ma,ard Concert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-12
u Z o X q Is TO WN APPAIRS
Corrsspondsaee Of the Stay

GEORGETOWN, Feb H. 1859
A fire occurred this morning about O'Clock. IA
the carpenter shop Of Mr.. Thomas CisseIl, sitas-
ted Immediately in the rear Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, on Congress street, which en-
urely consumed the building, a consider able
quantity OF lumber, prepared work and ali the
tools of Mr. Cssel and his joumeymen. Asthere
had been no fire about the shop this winter there
can 1e no doubt hut that Il was the work Of some
vill1inous tncendisry. The Nigflant Fire Com
ratuS, but could do nothing more than prevent
the names from spreading. The loss Of Mr. Cts
sci and his men cannot fall far short of 81 OlJ
Our citizens would do well 10 bs on the look out
Recent developments indicate conclu.ivrIy thai
We either have among MS, OF our town ~ visited
chief
The weather this morning IL d-cidedly win
trtish-bltter cold. LAST mig ut, tie canal fore
entirely over, and large quantities Of ice formed
on the river At the time OF writing this letter
snow Is falling tolrrably fast, with every indics-
tion Of q heavy fail.
Tue packets Argo and MeIggs, Of the Mrssr.
Ritter canal line, are rapidly approaching com
plction, aud will be ready TO take their places
upon tue zine by the first Of March. Each OF
these boats have been ttoroug bly, remodelled in
ternally, and will be fitted up and furnished In
the most superior style: and will be, when com
plet' d. decidedly the most superior packets ever
run on the canal
w h-elwrigbts In want of FIRST rate stand for
business, with good roomy shops, will do well
10 pay attention TO the advertisement Of Mr.
keByla
ton 70 the meeting at Forrest Hall, this evening
for the purpo demonstrating the new Code
No change In the Flour or Grain markets since
our report Of yesterday. s