davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

Incanatoni Puchs r,turn The loyersj Loves rivalry
ipcipep, affair Of honor, Paeh becomes medisor By
sgeLcy the stage becomes eny.lopsd 10 an
IMPENErRABLE MIST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22


JONATHAN sLICKs GREAT WORK
HIGH LIFE IN NEw-YORK.
JONATHAN SLICK,
(Esq)
WITH HUMOROUS ILLUSTRATIONS.
Complete in o1s large volpme neatly bourd In cloh, toi
o. 25; OF two yoiUmes paper cover for 81.
hearty laugh the reward Of every reader Of This
ire1preby funny volume. 1t depicts the adventures and
vesiuses IN fs,bonsble society Of live Ysotse" fresh
from the onion Of wesbeh.d who describes all be sees
and ,ncouut the richest Yankee ard with the rse'' hp
NOR. The equal 10 1t hss never been written.
ave bsv. had great msuy soo. broad, dds.obint sush.
every one ToJs fun purchase copy AMI read for
themselves ,ussepg that they will never regret the money
speTt"- sunday Atlas.
HI, porr.iture Of Hish Life in New York 10 nlnsste
There fuId IN this volume h:t cannot s TO
Sps The blues from the most inveteste Anchoiie-l
Transcript
"Por oownrst droery hearty humor these Letter, have
their squs in the Productions OF an American pen
Il spnL gdsl3 Rsp uohcan.
on,b.n si,I. aow Of vii. the freshness Of bis humor and
the EXQUISITE chn. OF his adventures are unapPoa'h,oe-
BoitoD Mail
There letters in the genuine Yankee ven, and win
lssp the reader best of humor 70 the end Bangor
Journal
"Rcb enough for any lover Of amusing boob this vol
&C., tn. book, read It, and be D.ny."-Iwhis Press.
"Decidedly cb and comcsl adventures ~ lchs'lercn
Courier
"A species Of wi. and humor
For sale by A. BRADY, D. APPLETON Co, DICK
FITZGERALD and by ell Boosess and News Agents In th,
city and elsewhere.i 49,
Comic, Of either edition Of the above work be sent to soy
per,op 10 ar part Of United States free OF postage,
their mpg the price Of the edition they wish the
Publishers. in letter Address all orders to receive mmed
At. attention 70 TB. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No. sos Che,tnutst, Phl.ielphil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
oHAND CHANGE TO TIrANIAs BowER.
THE FAIsr RING
THE NYMPH OF THE FOUNTAIN.

Fairy r.yeres-Tbs IncsLtstonA ppiesron Of tbs love
phirr-TtSnia bewtched-Lovers esafht tapping
tek-Love q mszs-An affection ransfsrrsd-rhs players
sxsn- The .ssd, IL d.vces ~ prsy-n, hs
audience taking sttAn stor, prologue decided upon
A lsw ehaIsc,1r-Puck o: work during rehssfssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE


xEW.Y0RR DAILY TRIBUNE
R,supp EvERf MORNING AND EVBNIH0
90 PDsh (susDsYs FxcEPrIDl
sv H0EACE GREELEY 90,
sutl pIsGS coRSER oF IAssAu LEe spEOcH
AZ yEs ft-,x,Ts OPPOSITE CITY HALL,
- "a CIV Subscribers ct a eenS per veek. Md
~ ssr &c pr snnu'n IN advance % Tor sI months
Hxw.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Sn rsv LARGE PAPER FOB THE COUNTRY.
a t.,.ry SATURDAY AoRsise, st the low price OF 81
pcbat ssx.boe Three Copies for sb sve Copies for
- ss1an kg f2 Tveaty Copss 70 one .ddIess tano
~ sc ke1 the rate of o per snnu1l 20 rssDg
say hp .asress Zach subscriber land larger puD
esYs 81 sl 20 esobl sA Any person sending 1s .
be- Or NOR. win b. eUiitled 70 EXTRA copy Sob
ans ~ :, Az semnsDoe 81 any time - -.
ex2oss os-a.,rt, IN TaE WEzKLY YEisvIB cost ONE DOL
yTR LINE ior essh insertion.
ruR sEmi-wREKLY TRfBGNB
-. .,.r, TUESDAY and FsIDAy koRSIEG Pnos, o.
ss.saa.s fvo Copies for s6i Five cop's' Tor sn -
xuE NBW-Y0RK TRIBUNE
.URoP PEAN CIRCU x
=, ths d.psture Of esch Mail steamer for Lsver-
- s5 psr snnun, postage iDclpded bDse sopfea sn
s'h~ ruR NRw-yORK TRIBUNE
- c.r IRoaHIA OREGON AND THg sAEpWlCB
Fvt "AN ISLANDS
xh an ,ss d. pa1rs Of esob ksil stesnhr for Aspo,
Ieo"s ~ "a az ,xnum Single Copies siJ Cents-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

Ehe Oxysesated Btttsrs.
Yhe Oxyeensted Bitters
Tbe O1ygebsted BitterG
rke O1ygeDas-d BittsrA
An uniaihDs remedy
aniainDg remedy
An SnfsiiOs remedy
Dysyep.ts Ipdis esion,
Dyspepsia sestion,
Dyspepsis or lnoigtsrron
Aoidky Eisiuenoy, Heartburn,
Aeidity FAtnleDoy, Heartburn,
Aoidity FAt0lebcy, Heartburp,
Debinty OF the System,
Debility oftbe System,
De bility Of the System,
Wstsr Brssh Oppression after Esting,
WstsrBrSsA OPpresslon after Estinf.
watsIBrsAh Oppressssn after Eating,
Jsnndise,
JsGndice,
JslIdice,
kok Hesdsehe, Lcks Of Appetite,
sek Headache Loss Of Appetite,
thh Headache, Loss Of Appetite,
Liver Complaint,
Liver Complaint
Liver Coa plsini,
Neu1alsis, Nervousness,
HeuTs- ala, Nervousness,
Neuralgia, Nervousness,
yever and Asue, Bilious Complaints,
IsveI and Asoe Bilious Complaints,
Fever and Asue Bilious ConPlaihS'
An Kindred Dtseases.
All Itndred Diseases
All kmdred Diseases.
The OxyseDsted Bi'ters
The OiysoDated BiteIs
The 0Iysepsied Bittou
.r KfSya1se by BETH W EOWLE 4 CO., Boston, ava are
Al ss ~ Aten Druggists and Dealers, both tn City AAa
Ce-ssp,
Everywhere.
Everywhere
Patent DsuhIe eIce-PItchers-Richy SILVER Plated and
EmAos.d tPITChERSj also Plain ones made ei orit-n
aa Metal Those Who intend supply themselves VIII DO Seh
10 sPPy early for them at the store OF
LUCIUs HART, Nos and BurinEshp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

vouldbe saDsuiusry ssus Of B@pespi The lovers sts
Packs charm An anomaly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
SUDDEN TRASsMUTATIoN or BOTTOM.

Fdsht Of his coesguss-Ttan.s swakspinsshs infsta
ated WITH the ssir iDs Animal
FLlGHr OF THE FAlRIEs .-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

DEPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS
III invited ~ withOu delay
RANoALEs LIVE Or JkFFEaSON
Nov complete In ; vols Pncs 81 81.
From the New York Tribune.
No other Life of Jefferson none 1N
will pubi.hed-csn bear eompsrson % tns In
fitness Of incident, and considerations hieh'y
Mr. JEFF the phiosophsr TIE pn
tciAu the ,ta.tmas Mr. Randall has Even 10 In ADDITION
Tbomss Jefferson the deyO;sd hSbard me
tender vsthu fsber the exemplary ciI-n the con
6dips ful friend. This biography has evidently been Is
Dor Of Yess O patient ssdIous toh has cos
have been tiven With uIfrndsi1s untiTi enthu,"n
DERBY L JACKSON Psoishera
No. ll9 Easssus., Nss.YOTf
CHAPIN and BEECHERs SERMONS
~ Published every TUESDAY following Their e.livery. on
I'm. book .. per copD type, D THs SPIRITUAL
TELEGRAPH Ar ID PlREsIDE PREACHER THIS paper 10
ire rser thtn austo Bbes IL convenient for
bndips preservaon IL will all the News OF the
W.et New Ph.nomens New Thouthts aod con, on all
subjects OF in.ectus Nora and Social Reform No eIoen.-
will b. spared in mailing the Instructive Companion of e
Young and Worthy Preacher IN every family saoenoe a.
commencement of 8n volume next vel.
Prce az Der year in sdv,nee OF SIX months Is per
cent discount TO clubs 81 10 or Address
CHARLES PARTRIDGE Hew.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

Puck relate, 10 Oberon the tale Of lis prank upon s
Oberon discovers Puess so,-rne wrong lover bewtehed
The Spri<s IN conquest Of Helsna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

ACT FOURTH
ecEsE Irhe Mist CT Morns By Sunlight vsIsh are seo-
ally dispvles by
THE RISING 5UN
Bottom entertained b. Tao Bottom In the and OF Leans
Oseron and PacE Ilesla Ttsns awake 70 sense Of kef
position.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

NIB Tb. attention q ,hs sgd!snos 10 drawn % The seed
t&ses1 snch u nos, gors.oos esseron,n,
nd earnestly rsqassd ,ns: they Will retain their ssss os-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
AND MAGNIFICENT rABLEAU.

GRAND sCEHlC CHANGt TO
osERoHs Bo HER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
scENE-ArHENs, AND WOOD NOT PAR FROM
SYNOPSIS or SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.


SYNOPSIS or SCENERY AND INClDENIB
ACT FIRST.
Scene IA Terrace adj linos the Palace OF rheseus With
Athens 10 the Distance, By SunIse.
rb..eu. aud Hyppoa-Thes approaching nupt. and
popriae fsv A di'cotd ant complaints
love S ...oy sI... sosSsp, Or Ss "S@s
anloysd fair one-CoDemp.ei digit nom Athsns-hp sesi
Scene II-wOri.hip of oaisce, the Carpenter
Amsteur th.s,rics.An insight 10 how os,s oar
"Oss man plays many parts would n he could
who unlike most people, not satisfied Win the eest
s:tera
ACT SECOND
Scene "a A,sl sh..' Grove. Mr.. a..
dsrrn earth foOd Of so.'Oios .cs'i.I-rues y.sue:
saits-Fsry jeaouies snd donestio nqaietud,-haas
imi stons-rhs love cnafm-Paes In gust oil vsn
woman scornse-APoIo fss Dsphns-Paess return
with the charm.
'"N''' CHANGE TO TIrAsAs BowER.
THE FAST RING
THE NYxra Of iST THE FOUNTAIN
v.ry r.vees-Tbs Appacs,ion Of tbs love
s.s.s, .Rsss s.,.r
The G.s,d, ei'ea..sdI u ss'e. % A'
A nsw ehsIsc,sr-Puck a. work during rehsssL
SUDDEN TaAssMUTArIoN or BOTTOM.
Fright of hi. sw.ssrinssA. inf.s.
FLIoHT OF TIE FAIRIEs
bEAklN0 6OfTOM bOWEt.
ACT THIRD
Scene Ia n ksoElisht Wood and Wstensl.
Puck relate. TO oberon the of b. p.p. up'n s
Oberon discovers Puess sTIo,rne wrong lover bewtesed-
The spres ! conquest Of Hesna
CO. / 90, LOOK. HOWL 90.
PUCKs FLIGHT.
Inc.n..on Puci. return, The lovers, Love. rivalry A
ipcpsr affair Of honor, raet e.eoms' medisori By be
sgeley the stage becgmss eny.l' ped 10 .n
IMPENErHABLE MtST.
would be .ausuu.ry game Of Bopespi The lovs ssspi
Packs charm An anomaly
APALx TREE GROWING FROM fHE EARYH
'D' covered '''c CARL .NDs or FLOWERS.
YAMILr NAY-PoLE DANCE.
ACT FOURTH
sersr I-rhs Mist cf Moins BY sanHsht vh@A rsee-
THE n' SlsisS sisgTse; s5s.
Bottom entertained b. Tiraos Bottom In the and dssns
porton.
THE MORNING LARK.
DIssoLvrss OF THE FAIRY COURT
Bottom relieved Of bis h..sdrs..-H .urps. ~ he trs.n
The Due. 'sssScL p.rs"D-LS,s iswsssd
sc.n. ~wofi.h'p q oaiao., the Carpenter. =,
rlsy s.u rish mansd-rhs leading mssDs-A tis-
cs..cn ,HsPeasnes Of BO,so0,nsrs AappLsssssAs p.y
scesptsd.
ACT 1IFrH.
s1t , .Tss P;.es eso;S. Sl T.':s1s y :%s:sme.
TIE COMIeAL TRAGEDY
of
PYRAMUs AND rHIs8E,
st.e ~, @ s.:io . ii fs.s. sss .nd seo.
Isht-D DessnsDt Of the sssts-APpeersnce Of Psck-Ths
s.4ss becomes enysOped IN cio1ds.
GRAND SCENIC CHANGE TO
osERoSs Bo HER III
FAIRY LAND,
AND MAGNIFICENT rAsLEAU
~ The stterion q he sgd!sncs drawn % the hsd
tsses1 shich u the gors.o0s esseou'n,
sre earnestly rsqasssd they Will retain their sssss os-
N tee end.
sdTsncs.
Door. Op.s q. 0'soei .oseunsnss 1t u pr-s'sly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

90, I 90; LOOK, HOW 1 90.
PUCk's FLIGHT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

ACT THIRD.
Scene Ia n eoElisht Wood and WsteHsl'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
PYRAMra ANo rHIsl

By Messfs Bottom Quoce 5nass SCOUT ana
starve ins for sssc,t1n Of Tnsse1s and Hs1JtsAd-
IisstDIssnsDt Of the ges'.-APpesrsnee Of Ysef-Ins
s,Ass becomes enyslOp7d N eio1ds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
Gene II.-wOrI.hip of oaiace, the Carpenter

Amateur thsatricssAn insight 70 how olsys car
"Ooe plays many parts" or would n he could a.
Bottom who unlike people, not sased with the bet
part 10 the play eyinces desire - moaopoks al the char
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

PALM Tree GROWING FROM PIE EARSH
and covered with
terminating with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

Theseus aud HyppoaThes approaching nupa' and aer
propa@ festivities complsts
Love purposes-Cupdr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. punisn
meDt Of refractory ssuhte-rhe convent or the tonb-A
loved fair one-CoD.emp.ei digit nom Athsns-hsp ses
confidence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
THE MORNING LARK.
DIssolyIN6 or THE TAIRY COURT.

Bottom rs,v.d Of bis heasdess-H Hs surprise dream
TIE peT discovered ey Tnssso. sad 1Aa-rhe swshsnne
The Dues pareoD-LOys re~assd-
se,ns fI--Wofksh,p Of Qaisc. the Carpenter.
r!sy vel rsh msfr.d-rhs leading ms1 missins-A SIS
-Appestsnee Of BotomGsnerA hsPpsess-fhs pay
sccspted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

Out TODAY
" THE NET HO DI srit!
Coufsins More Rssdpg Mater than
ANY OTHER METHODIST PAPER
IL WoELD'ii
FOR ,As>; T. GcodeuousA, No. l22 Nssssa. " Y; s H.
Chhs No. 81 Euton-sv, Brcekyn Tbos X. Pesse, Boak
eest Chsppsls New Hsver Z A. Lewis, Bookshelf No 81
Wtlst, bncEefcrt. Pabishe6 by
Nm 3. BARBERS OTHERS, Nc. 81 Greenwich a., ny
TO BOOK COLLECTORS.-AbOu the middle
81, o. May neLt MesrA GEO A LEAylrT Co will
SGIIx AZ AUCTION. large and veiy tue collection o.
boOks PncPa II Epsh c6or editions being patty pri-
49, ony ,1t partly TIE valuable seleotioas Of vel Known
oeyef, Seose Judgment is ind ried.
hee sac viii eoRrne ak dAya sud from the varied and
49, 1teots sIp&ssns BY ste Parker sale cisr 70
essaIred for Years p.s. - -
fstsb.t srsas In s1vsnee and purchases mate
"s oS tne suessTioeT who resrt % su:aoleeT.
sA'ID DAVIDSON, Me- Sof Brosdwsy, up SsiTG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

ACT SECOND.
Scene IA 5hao Grove.
Meeting Of Puck and singing FAIRY 1nmortss NE the
derz.ns EARTH fond Of sossOus scs1ta-ruek vssGos
apd ticIs upon tsyesrs0snd u Obsron ana and
sas-Fsry saou les ana doneittc inq1etnds-Maias
iui aons-rhe love chafm-Pacs In qusst Of -The lyvsu
ass-A woman scornse-Apoo fiss DsphIs-Paess return
with the charm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

ACT WITH.
Scene The Palace Of TheseuG
TIE we3ding f,s,ivIries "A choice ~ smusemenz.
The COMIeAL TRAGEDY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

n B.-Dress CircIe sess mar 5e secured TEN UAf5 I
sdTsncs.
Doom opss ~ o'soei :osounsnee n u prsessly.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-31
Sbipaina SMtflliafnre.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, May 80.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Locust Point French 40 hours from New York
mdse to Samuel J Pearce vii, IN no,,.s, to
load for arseiles Chs r. up by steam
Steamer Patapsco Iayfeld Ssh hours from New York
mdse to Saml J. Pearce Reports above the VOL Trap
Steamship Potomac Watson, Sc hours from Charleston
Brig Mo Toni tSstrian) Mae 40 days from Bordeaux
Schr Onion Reed from Bshtdale' n s-plaster to Kirk
ser E 0Socl. from New York-cement W. Rhoads
Shr Breeze Hulse, Richnond-baast Rose and
Sclr elizabeth. Latchum from Newbern, n. Cnaval
stores to JAS Corner x Sons.
schr Isabella Ellis Jones, from Newbern, N. C-nava
se6r Boston, Kmhall % days from Monges Islandguano
Brig Chattanooga, Norris, from Rio Janero, March Both
chr Nancy Brayton Rogers, from Fall River-balast
az Brig Helen, Miller, reported quarantine, came up
Schr Ohio Carlisle from Port Deposite-umber to Carr,
Schr Majestic, Jackson from Port Deposit-umber to
schr Bennett from Port Depose-lumber to Carr
Giese Il Co.
List Canal Boat from Havre de Grace per steamer
mouth May 30th, 1859
Boat William Edler Captain Edler-lunber to II. James
Boat Weaver, Captain weaver-umber to Henry James
&Co
Boat j. X Davis Captain Gemberling- lumber to R. X.
Boat Bait Coal Co No 2, Captain Wiams-coal to Chas.
Gilmore.
Boat Mary DeKert Captain Harper-coa to Charles Gil
more
Boat Bait Coal Co.. No a. Captain Schalecoal Chas.
Gilmore
Boat Altoona, Captain Bidleman-coal to r G. Reiman.
CLEARED.
Steamer Potomac, Watson, New YOrk-Saml. j. Pearce.
Sclr Maria W. Lawson, Lawson, New Bedford-J Phillips
& Co
Bark Adelaide new 400 ton) Wingate Rio Janero and
market-liugli jenkins X Co.
Brig George Albert, Thompson, New York-Morrell Ran
dali
Schr Jennie Morton, Bullock Bermuda and market-Jos
c. Yates l. Co
Big Ocean Traveller. Sargent, Boson-Dobbin & War.
field
Sclr. Samuel R. Vinton, Washington, Philadelpha-Jas
Sullivan.
SchI. James II. Gator Woolford, Washington D. GAS
Sullivan.
Schr Evergrene, Dill, Philadelphia, do
Schr Cornell Davis, Hicks, Richmond, Va-James Sulli
schr Augusta, Nelson, schulke Pa-do
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-31
SAILED.
Brig Belle, (Br.) Lee, Londonderry.
AT QUARANTINE.
Brig. Helen, Miller, from Rio de Janeiro,

Brig Helen Miller, from Rio de Janeiro 9th ut-coee to
T. Whitridge Go.
on Swami Point ship Hope Pearson from CaIlao
via Hampton Roads-guano to Barrill & Muir.
MEMORANDA
Brig H G. Berry, Race for Baltimore, cleared Havana
Scir Mhado, Jones' arrived at Richmond I'm Baltimore,
Brig Tyler Hopkins, Baltimore arrived at Bos-
Schr A l. Hyde, Anderson, from Baltimore arrived at
Schr " Daily, Rogers I'm Baltimore arrived at Port
Sc Avaado, Davis, for Baltimore cleared at Richmond
9th inst.
Schr Sarah VI Sherman, Sherman, for Baltimore sailed
Schr George, Wait, Baltimore arrived at Kennebunk
Schr Rescue Baker, from Baltimore, arrived at N York
Sclr j. Rayner Rayncr from Baltimore arrived at N
York, Both inst.
Schr Ellen tolnshorough Bunting, from Baltimore, arr
we'd at Richmond, 18Th inst
Brig Australia Wiley for Baltimore, sailed from Carde
Scfr Luther Child Kelly FIN Boston for Ball. arrived at
Ed.artown 9th inst.
schr Mary from Charleston saw off Cape Henry on
Thursday, ship incl Joe.
Brig Isaac CaIver, Carver for Richmond, sailed from Ma
tanzas, 18th inst
Brig Ava, Bennett from Baltimore arrived at Boston, 25h
inst.
scr. Whwnd, Maxey, for Baltimore went to sea from
Charleston, 18th inst.
scr Jane C. Patterson, Hand, arrived at Boston m Bal
timOTe, Goth inst.
Ship DucheSse Orleans Hines, Baltimore was dis
charging at Valparaiso, 18th ult
Schr H. Curtis Carmen, arrived at Boston, 18th inst FIN
SChr Ephram Anna, Dole, for Baltimore was up at Mo-
bile, 18th inst.
Schr Martha Jane Billings, from Baltimore arrived at
Boston, 25th inst. - "
Schr Whit Foam Milkin, arrived at New Bedford from
Baltimore, 2A inst.
Se!r FLORIDA, Tall arrived at Wilmington Baltimore
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-31
STEAMBOATS,.

81 FOR FREDERICKSBURG, Va.
The steamer WM SELDEN, W B. Kirwau
captain VIII resume her route to fredericksburg and land
insS1 on l'apahannock, leaving Baltimore from her
WHARF ~ R LOOT o OF SOUTH STRE Eft, on
will leave fredericksburg at O'Clock FRIDAY M0ENfYS
she will continue to leave baltimore EVERY TUESnIY
ana fredericksburg EN cry FRIDAY during the season
freight OF every description taken low rates Horses
cattle and Live Stock generally, handled with care and
comfortably accommodated. Through Goods punCtualy at
received ~ ~ 90 '''" "a
For inoTmaton freight passage apply in Baltimore
at her Office, l05 SOUTH STREET or on board the Iioat
frI2tf h ei's K u TTfifT' TES y IN
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-31

n
COMPANY
81 WALL STREET, Corner of William,) NEW YORK.
INSURANCE AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND NAvI
CATION RISKS
RESERVED CAPITAL OvER...................s2 OOOC
ASSETS, OVER FIVE MILLIONS,
Stocks of the United States, of the State of New
York, of New York City Banks 90
Loans secured by Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages,
ana S52 $50 00
Dividends on Stocks, Interest on Bonds, and ''''''
Mortgages and other Loans, sundry notes,
Insurance and other claims due the Company,
Premium Notes and Bills receivable 21sS0S IS
Cash IN Bank. So
Total amount of Assets. 2s2, Al
WHOLE d FL PRoFTs Of the Company revert to the As
cae re aed BEaRNG FRf Esf uh ff Th efr
Six cent interest the outstanding certificates of
profits will be paid the holders thereof or their legal rep
next
fits the outstanding certificates of the issue of 1856 and 1851
will be redeemed and paid holders thereof or their
February Which, date ali interest int hef s. nay
cease Inc certificates to be produced at the time of pay
dividend Of FORTY PER CENT declared on the net
aeT bs h ay ii will be issued and
The profits q The c9%pany ssfertaned from the
which Certificates issued S7655 80
Additional profits from lst January, 1883, LIST
January 1852 100000
Total profits for 1914 years............. s9Ol5 $40
The certificates previous to 1856, and 50 per cent
9fthe issue of that year, have been redeemed
by 5s7s,7sO
Net earnings 1o remaining with the Company on LIST
'ahuafy' boos. S3lS6,5sO
W. TOWNSEND JONES, Secretary.
JOHN 5f} \, p; JONES. s. 7. NIcoLI,
S&H1F4 i M RSESEEIs S S2R$HSA ToB HFGSsRr'
WI {; PICKERsGILI, WI Aiif sPt R -jR.,
WI. S. -WETM0RE, A. a. low WW Do0hNi'
ff6 6AF H H5 HGgBSRsdEk B Yen PEREZ Kss
ROBT. C. G00nHUE, Jos. GAII.IARD r.
T A; H RGoGs, WI WOOD, ,-'D' '''
HRIF dE55kzA SHSFH sH$4
Roy R9Y Al : PH HELPS WATTS sHEKMAN, N
fk9NARP5o9 s suAREz, E. E. : !. M Mo9KkfEAANNIb
DANIEL S. MiIL[Eh, : P PtET RPEERRVWSfEs sfRAY
Now v. H4fES SgSEEs q Vice F FFssdsns
fsilaw5m&lamsm JAS. CAREY coALE
rOLL ECTION AGENCY
~ J. D. PRATT 4 CO.,
Are prepared to receive and transmit CLAIMS FOR COL
k6fE m city o Ss and gn
pg S Premp Lee sSfb
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, corner of Bal
uInore and 3 Charles streets. mr6-u
CHEESE.-6O BOXES EASTERN CUTTING
~ CHEESE
1000 boxes Western Cutting Cheese;
1000 boxes English Dairy do;
or ss ses By T RzyI F2.S, Bgz F,ss:.
ID GORSUCH,
l. CONVEYANCER AND PROPERTY AGENT
No. 80 ST. PAUL STREET,
Opposite the Record Office, Baltimore,
tn
Property. Also prepares all kinds of legal instruments
such as Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, &C.
sons. d23,tf
STEAM ENGINE IN FIRST RATE ORDER.
Cand quite good when made II inch cylinder; 80
inch stroke IS horse power will sold much below its
Saius Address Box l4sI BaltimosP felGH J
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-31
Sl FOR THE SOUTH
uzsssslzaz1ssss DIRECT FROM NEW YORK PIIILADEL-
PIIIA and BALTIMORE. via the

IIINI.VlI ItIIN NFN lWRk, PIIILAULII-
PIiIA and BALTIMORE, via the
M, ,-,-. t,BAY LINE.'
TO NORFOLK, WELDON, RALEIGH. WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
GOMERl, AND NEW ORLEANS
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
$780, DAILY, Except Sandays,l via.
BAY LINE a SEA-BOARD IL ROANOKE RAILROAD
49, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged traveller subject
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, N c.
uAIL.L.L rr.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-31

TO BUTCHERS AND CATTLE DEALERS
Wanted contract for 900 foreouarters Raef 20 1
heavy quality CURRY, NEPHEW CO., 81 West Frat
'Hee" feSn
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-31
Hlftals. 1arNtuare. III.
NJ EW ID w A r E n D HO U Sc
Nv FURNISHING STORE
- ANDREW REUTER- l. SONS,

ANDREW REUTER- l. Sons
No. Sc W. BALTIMORE STREET,
between Frederick and GAY sts
our stock consists of complete assortment fine IVORY
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET CUTLERY of the best ma
GERS AZORS and SCISSORS of all descriptions, Taors
Shears of size, French Cooks Carving Knives
GorSsGTewS and Champagne Nippers PLATED and BRI
lam MAKE, such as Forks, Spoons, Tea Sets, Pitchers
Casters Coffee GnS Lamps and Candlescks Also, fine
S IIr Of PLANiSHED TIN WARE; the celebrated OLD
SetBtions Ice Cream and Jelly MoULDS Fancy Japanned
Bird Cages, Tea Cannsters Brushes Fancy busters and
many other articles too to mention Also gene
Tools, GUNS, &c. ~ ''
The prices and quality of Goods will be found equal to any
solicited fmb5tf'