davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-06-27

Many, since the great discovery of Prof
Wood, have attempted not only 10 initiate
his restorative, but profess TO have discovered
something that would produce results iden-
teal; but they have all come and gone, be-
ing carried away by the wonderful results OF
Prof. Woods preparation, and have been
forced to leave the field 10 its resistless sway
Read The following
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-06-27
The Country Safe F!
II lS gF & @ o 3D. S a

The subscriber takes this method Of
informing his many friends, and the pub
lie generally. that he has returned from
the cities. with large lot of
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08
BALTIMORE MARKETS

COFFEE -Tbe,a rro.o ..,. SATURDAY, July g.
MO at l3tGl3A cts but day there bav vi Iuo
however IN oohee SO far as have heard There is
Arm =; uemand for it, and the market contn e.e ~
IN IN tone especially for the hate continues very
iSs cts VIZ Rio at l2a2x cts for low graTssq quote sH
toG glo cts; and Java 17aIs cts nm hagmayra at
81 orF - little rising 20, COO bags i'' Inc STOCK
and rath THE market for Flour this morni 49, .
was tb'fS' NO sales were reported on ,rt uuii
Holds efe any inquiry for it so far as @ On Ghange
S. SOFAS 62k f 30 oO for Howard Street and Ohio Snn
Ctv Mn howard Street do and e. ue hh r oho Extra;
at these ST. Dnt there are more sellers th ssanuard
Of two or three DAYS to tb SAFES made here within
Flour mart 81 some 5000 bbls sinner ed ior the use
to transpire uade' but the terms were mot n GA.ra
Family high resa is fair retail demand for
selling at the following rass Flour. and Family is still
Ohio and brands of Baltimore and ss so
bringing IS per bb eet Baltimore high grade Enra 'Gr
todax FL .o ,9 AND CORN MEAL.-Rye Flour
price for the has, 10 the latter figure being now duoted
GRSs1PM Per Dbl for Baltimore 41''' oorn Meal at
ing only one or So wa. in light supply this
for prime r ss i. nominal i2o25 cts
cts for fair to uoSa cs for common white
cepts smo Corn was also in verv Msh. Gus. for
two lot. sod to only about bushels One or
yellow at we quote white as closing a sna o. cts for
ing and we can , Tvs, per bushe There Is M Rv ana
Sahs ar but quote
for unchanged ana continues very quiet bnt ns
English Issna 9 Is 1907 saysd cts 1s for viz
New opeans ~ iy cts Porto Rico at
worcestershire hear of no transaction, o-.,
LING 10 day IN PROVISIONS There are some SNAIL no.
Sacon selling at the quotations, viz: 5Xas cts iSss
Snouders; IAgS cts for Sides; and 9dIix cts for
mans put there is nothing doing in other articles W.
quote Bulk Meat nominal at AZ cts for SbouIders snS
Cts for Sides and IN cts. for Hams Lard NAV S S
~ cts for Western in bbls and cs and we ouote
P. l9rk az Sio per bbl Prime do nominal at SI2NI3:
md ponH n En
per Dbl. for do Mess " s~'"" LUZ w. y ana $40
SioE'-si'si' armer, it being held to-day at sxae
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

ssy g TsssessTi31sss4sss MA STEAM COMPANY.
Fq$ H1$E SAoE SHEHay s. FG chSa
ca" st aE5Pzs SssFy rs4 at5et
s1Sqr9ig gnI g. p 81 pEP2SlT EVERY nosDAY
aA* IS "a ft osio ahsFFSasIG' at o'o'k' and
g4 asskt S Se5svsd nc HIT 81
rates and carefully attended to-
Al only the sk S re- tease
,aerosadise consigned him Tor any point en- the 81
ssnia C4pals,or win re ship 'reghts intended more
The steamboat .JuNIATA, Capt Fred Tcmiinson, Ca,
a,ss H4 4daN TAYLOR .ai r., AGENT. svre de Grace
g. p FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER.
=ssaSsA~4assssss The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will
HspAY FTn to the Ptsx a Rye
thereafter until further notice
The steamer GEORGE Th AsSS H Ts Es2s M";ts
every sATUH DAY MORNING, commencing Marci. 18th
Tor the same place.
B-Tqbacco landed at either No i or To5acco Ware.
All freight must he prenlid. mh16tf
rsslSsss4s OLD DOMINION sTEAMB0AT
IS$s q He 55fES NSHHf5 Rvs AND Ian
de steamer VIRGINIA, Captain \. Fairbank, leave.
fSiP ri Sff A 4 4RNSa pe da t stree
fTst ti leaves fredericksburg EVERY Z
te Il, train Of cars from Richmond Washing Stopping
-oiTl,, A.snt!ESs on ehe happahannock nv Z;
aha returning to land and receive freight pas
SepSerS. ~ ~ wv
THE VIRGINIA
IS comparatively and built by merchants OF Frade
ana baltimore interested in the trade, hy
itS ana farmers residing the counties hGrderiue
On me appahanEoc the ca press purpose OF Keeping
. Grass steamer on the route During the winter the for
mdu aeeE mas Deem enclosed thus during complete pro
scsoh 9f Horses and other live stock. Carriages of al
Is can De taken on board and carried under deck without
Using Oh tie wheels Her staterooiD berth accom-
g%itg1s re large and commodi0us, and her capacity fo
neIS extensive AS passenger and freight bat size hal
NC }r : apeFior on the waters Of the Chesapeake.
freight recei we'd in Baltimore, and charges ps
by K !; CAPRON L co, Bowiy's wharf; ~
F!eG hit received board Of the Steamer v ednesda
aaa thursday, and on Fridays up to O'Clock 2 NJ,
FOR further Information ami Blank Recent II form use
oy The Company, apply on board, o. to
2: j. CAPRON & CO, Ags..s
or ,,,,.,-, No 81 Spwiy's wharf, Baltimore
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08
Sturaae.

@IORAGh.-Room can be had in a fir euro
~ warehouse On commerce street. Apply
,,o.. JOHN HENDERSON 4 CO.
lsia-tf corner Pratt and Conmerca strea}s
%-.IOhAGh IA hHN at the lowest rates pv
80. Y - ~ ih@ = rsn'aw street au2I-tf
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOT7R con
- be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two
fronts on bowly wharf. Apply to ~
.,., P. MALCOM Il co,
III " cod street. Bowly's wharf
AIi,RAGE.-Capacity to the extent of 10, 900
'berres merchandise can be obtained at Henderson,s
whari: Apply to JOHN HENDERSON q CO,
niyl1f corner Commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ OF the large Warehouse No 10 s. Eutaw street. opno
size :altlmore and ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
premises to REP 4 WOLF. feS-tf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
Srates in Warehouse Nc. IS South street.
au22.tr 90 Scr - i ID.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08
AaiI a9aas.


Sataa Ssks ezsa-S-SssS4 WILMINGTON AND BALTiM
ANNA, 5000 RAILROAD
~ tha after MONDAY May 18Th Passenger Tam for
fai!&!enhia ileave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT daily
except Sunday rs follows, viz: $3.50 - "'''
o,ri Spfess Ifa at IS o'clock NJ Way Nail at As
until further notice. 94a NJ As p NJ All TIA ms
Saturdays. ~ - ~ ''"ip ohi
FrSgnt Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves at
~ " stopping at ali stations bet ween Baltimore 40
rSSeiSsr$ for hlswarc AMI Eastern Shore OF Maryland
ton. ~ ~ way VI winning
cars. VIM AN 10 a. q l I,t,iS LIE
malt ~ "-''A "i.b,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08
NORTHERN
yst-.E.s fHHs So =-lHs.u -
F.1.t .=@sszssH $780, - I
IA ~ n"sTr N#rf4|-H4. - Al
-t.tAt. Ir.Lsaxahnz s-rIl
S--- - - = : = !. 10 fyrs-F

-------fs-n1-r CENTRAL RAILWAY,
StPEHlNT &NDENrS OFFiCEl
III; CALVERT TATtoN, Baltimore Nav 90 1861
! FRElGHfS as heretofore " 0''i1hiio-' of
81 in3rnation respecting rates. aoply to LANES
| Al; EIPi.l. Freight Agent, Calvert Station ~ ~
rIr fi:T.a"hI; testinnd West, via Pennsylvania Pail
tfs ~ hAS>A" q hOON5 3, Nor h
! M ~ "''eelS' JAS. Z. CLARKE,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08
III liz ;t .;:,..;,,.7 NORTHERN CENTRAL

ofFkiATENnENT's OFFICE, CALVERT,
. STATION, BALTIMORE, May 18th 1851 /
VI aai attGf SUNDAY, May 18th, 1861 Trains on MOI H.
further notice. F " ''o"s' un'
~, TRAINS NORTH
MAI ato 10 A NJ Express at 30 7. ~; Harrisburg Ac-
nE II A. n Train connects Relay House with trains
On western Maryland Railroad AT Hanover Junction with
ian9xer ant gettysburg Railroads. at Yors with York
anu HughtsVe Railroad; at Harrisburg with P.nnsvj
y'a hsroad for az paris of West Also with Le6anon
aey htitoad TO New York direct. At Northumberland
ith L. ana Is railroad for Kingston and all parts ri
Wy9miag Valley; Sudbury with Phaieiphi. ana Fri;
York. - ie""sJiFa anna AMI New
The 30 P. NJ Train makes all the above connections 1
GePt Hanover Railroad, Wrshtsvilie ReiIroad and tx
Lebanon Valley Railroad -o"u ano Tie
, me 8 r d Tran makes connections with Pennsylvana
ia "t all parts OF the West aud direct connections
TRAYS ARRiVE.-aa at 10 P ~, Express at AZ
For TTGK ErS - = -; c liouatol al r. Nj.
once, calvert Station, Eat.aere " ne iioAet
nome JAS. c. CLARKE
superintendent
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08
.ssi:s sssS rss:sss: ::aas.ssssssas FOR TIE

.ssSi:s ssss 49, ilSsssssttsr FOR THE
Sal=e Z ~ ', S' y n EFT I'D s. rr?'H
n TdE "a LflMORG AND OHIO ThfL20AD r.
~ Sad ate, Nay 18Th, :G the trains wi un a. Iloss
s,a ease "a sDEN STATION, Baitimore--lan (excsoi
49, ~ 81 80 A b.; Express daily 1T $40 p NJ
gE i gai a,TsGt!y th94gh for ~ PARTS OF THE
FOX WA PA SSERGEhS
it"ten baltimore and Piedmont take the S 80 A. NJ
alh oe."een fiedmont and Wheeling take Acco.nmoda
so train laying Piedmont at $40 4. NJ anu Dctwesr
ts tiQiore 10y ~ Wv '' a 81 hs'a from
and TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 43o F. Ii
and pa ELLlGorpS M i Baltimore al Oso
At 40 and II 20 II, 345 and TOj P NJ ''o MINIS
rse,. :. y e ~, - Sa!N SToN hND TIE SDUTR
IL Dn sundays 2; 40 A. NJ. only Leave Washinetos At
% s' tx a. H. ana 23l and As P b. On SUNDAYS Al
oV - ONLY The second and fourth train, oniy sron,
stoo at way points The second al fourth trains
'oi- bailnore ana tie second aud third from u
connect = ith trains on the nnapolis road e''
flLeT ocr1ati2, tickets Of every kind, &c annv
~ ENGLAND Agent, at CaUden statInr or at H.
'-~Ae' "lA'e. p. SMITH,
l. II cor ~ ca,oso, master o. Transportation
nIS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

Phod, -, - :. 1eo os
TIL iSiahd has Just negotiated new loan 81 80 10 mn
son p amount of bids 1897 0no ms s I,
% nuts 0elng the lowest bidders the wbo - D. oack-
m !" 'hem at n 100 per cent Interest '' was
me me philadelphia Ledger Of Saturday, s,vs
~, ne S'ock market, all circumstances cons;a,os ~,
for in - Prshgy, the frmness can alone he acco.s
canit.r iac, OF The great abundance of unam,Ia,
notions 70 :oIuers cannot reconcile with old bnsins
no maa permit to remain unproducye thonab Is :; h
presant ellain mat the amount invested in stocI ~
viii prices VIII, at the end Of six months or " AZ
amn,n. Jung dividends, amount to as mncb ca
not ;, 0, cash invested Money is abundant th .ne
its n ny borrowed by those who may chance tn r
nnrn o me payment of debts, which is about the n
So T Tor which it is required. Business paner At lay
and all s on as Is considered reliable is done at bank
favo such as is thrown out by the banks finds it'll
paced as low as 5 per cent r'f0'' 'n CALL can De
me N.Y. tihclnnati Gaeette of the 4th inst saws.
bankers o"lhE OF two days business into ono oo
activv e , 70 DO Yesterday and there was deare e
the present above the average sluppisbness Of
dav was sa,in The paper maturing Yesterday and t
coun ted note baiiy met. We did not hear of dis
confined to VIII eg lett over and the protests were
that Are IN ha bankers call ''scallawag' coection 80"
demand to e pest times very uncertain pronartv IT,
yotiat.d NJ; discounts was light and good nanar y me
Come , tnout dlf1culty at 1O0I2 per cent was III
'he past two weeks " INC I'VE" orleans banks for
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

lHE BUBBLE bURsr.- Mecca, the great head
quarters OF Oildom in Ohio it is said is almost de-
serted. THERE'S nothing left of it but few holes,
ana mere and there greasy spot. Not one well
out of a dozen is pumuinp
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

The Yancey Rifles, a company of volunteers
formed in Washington county, Alabama, left Mobile
on the oath uIt. tor Virginia. They are command
ed ed by Capt r. j. Fletcher, nephew of General
Winfieid Scott = -
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

The Conn ecticut Legsl lture, after a session OF
nine weeks, adjourned sine die the Sd inst. Ex-
Governor Seymour offered resolutions in the House
on that day virtually upholdng the South in their
rebellion. He could get only eighteen members to
assist him.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08
GsaneEaTg aas GsmmeEctxI AfbIshs


49, BALTIMORE, July 6, 1861.
STOCKS continue dull and heavy The transactions at
the Board TO day quite limited sales being made Of
500 Baltimore 6s at Is for 1905 and rs for lss6s
shares Union Bank at $751; and IS shares Farmers and
Planters do at Say For Railroad shares the inouir
was very limited, but there wide difference bet
'he views of buyers and sellers. Baltimore and Ohio
eoeo at so'A bid, SAL asked, and Northern Central at
SlZA Dio' Sl4A asked regular way Northern Central
ooo ponds closed as yesterday 40 bid asked and
Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at &C bid GO asked civ
lei' OIL at '4]a bid, rs asked for Is60s TAI bid 75I
asked for 1Ss6's; and bid 70 asked for 1sgos Mar
iahd os Tor which there some inquiry closed ut 70
Did for ls7Os, and 73H bid for 1905 Rank Of Ra1,i
ore CLOSED at SS bid $50 asked Union at ass hid $50
asked; Farmers and Planters s2Ik bid 800 asked
MECHANICS at St3 bid. There are no sales of Mimi,
stocks making but Sprin ed closed to dav at q IN hid
SlSo ASKED and Guilford at 25 bid IS cts asked
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
.o,e -, SATURDAY, July 6. 1861.
S326 Baltimore 6's, go. .....,....... 70
ooo do. 6's. 'S6...................,,
. s1s. Farmers and Planters Bank -, . 81 L
shs. Union Bank of Maryland ............5 s
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

1t having been ascertained to the satisfaction of
the War Department that First Lieutenant LAIN
Thomas Goode, Fourth artillery, has expressed
sen.1met IS not in accordance with the Government
o. the United States, his name will be stricken
from the rolls of the army
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

Seven hundred Miss0urians said to be in camp
at Memphis. General Montgomery's and Lanes
troops marching for the Indian country 4
proclamation by Ben McCullough calls on the citi-
Zens of Arkansas to aid the Missouri troops in their
struggle with the Federal forces
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08
Ynmhsr.
SnsiNess Ggr1s.

Snstrsss Ggras.
NEW CARVING AND >,, ,,o. =. $3.50
and the public, to our NEW EsTABlIsHMRNF No. 81
Der Fo EffEa AND TS
Aa6 k yaIs AAb 5 PRREGHg
MA orders in line will be carefully and punctually
exeou ed on very moderate terms TTrsk ppc nm
n14-f No. 50 West Bsltim ore St., near Fl sier;ck.
JAMES n. ANDERSON Son,
s1 tsx F24h sTE Wnp DIP SiE1E
Engraved and Printed In the most fashionable styles
Corporate and Notaral seals Letter Stsrns sts ondos
and Paris Visiting Cards. De La Rus. EpVeiopsr slo iea
NROSsE BLAOKWELL's
~ ENGLISH PICKLES AND SAUCES
- casks For sale at lowest prices n Sgg uo,I1.s
20 81 "A N, Charles street
NORTHWESTERN VA RAILROAD COM
Y PANY'S lsr MORTGAGE BONDS endorsed by the
How4kb Hank STOCK for sale.
apllIOt corner Baltimore and St Paul str5set,
pERUVIAN GUANO.
PERUVIAN GUANO of direct importation for sal
Ia u quantities to suit. Also, ELIDE, ICHABOE,
,.e.,, P. MALcoM & CO.,
-. Bowiy's wharf
1900 Patent Bath Bricks aaoat per ship "John
from LIVERPOOL for sale IN lots to suit purchasers,
6na.t FoARp i Z h Eo'GE1R Sss.r
0RANGES AND LEHONS.-4, 600 boxes land
is.ss . \: r -" - 1p"AA0 L. fAA&A . 81: |"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

Several counties in Wisconsin have lately held
mass peace meetings, and passed resolutions urging
peace as the only hope of saving our country and
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

SUGARS - There has been movement q day 10
Sugars far have heard There is however fair
them and the market firm in
tone We still quote AS follows, viz: Cuba and English
Island at $i75a for common to good refining and IS
575 for grocery grades Porto Rico and New Orleans AT
s47595 tor low grades s550G6 for fair to good; and
So 25d6 so fer prime e' ~
SALF.-Sat is dull. There are some retail sa,as m
k,ns put there is nodemand for large lots We oun,e
LNerpoo at soGs5 cts. for Ground um, and l35fdI40
o. per SACK lor common brands fine, and Turks Island
a ~ 10 a5i" cts for cargoes ahoa and 2Ol25 cts
per bushel for small lots from st. re- eS vs.
w, mhlshEY. For Whisky the market is firm with
rather an upward tendency. sale of 50 bills ohio
maae today at is cts, which figure it closed firm VA
we quote City at l7NNllS cts per GALLON - '
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08


$50 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER TLa
aaS Al British bark USK ssS tons $50 the
teIl-H ,aN0X \ co,
dr. WANTED.-Two VESSELS I90@I1o
AS ftir to -' ~ ,aKS 'G & c iPale'
esssas WANTED FOR a PORT IN EUROPE
= oc 81 q about 1000 to barrels capac
0p asif2 join HEI S b fn5l 1ts AR 67 at
o2t-' corner Prattand Commerce streets
49,, FOR SALE FREIGHT OR C9ApTEp
NEiD 'L 4ppiy I9ppeFsd and
80 WAETED.-A vessel of 800 tons to load
.e y 1bs 9n n Also vessel of s0O tons forsouth
s,+ ~ "'o 's''s TO S &6RhzA1 Rpl I FAHnAI1
IS Exchange Place
s& VESSELS WANTED FOR
to T and qn Fo az Of vsses to load
fest, I0KREL!, = RANDALL,
- z&chsngs rIace
@yaIIt.alsgsa# g::stcpaus.
CHAs. BRiNKMAN K CO., 'AA'0lS KIRK
'r 2akE$s 81 f Fk5F GH1Ngs'
DEALERS s. y 3 +. EE fS.4S OF rzoDuon,
r,.,.,.., Ne4r Bowly's wharf,
% Ibis; Mess Beef 100 do ES ut sa No
ESQ: hltSa, Pr and p0rs
IsieqiaT attention paid to aeyns orde sa 'n mhl Gff'
fFEoRGE WARNER
FOR TIE SALE OF s6gG fIS$I hN6 af asfhS
Opposite Baltimore ana ohio 5iRE airdad Depot,
Nssss s cs, 3 So sa! GR to
M assTs, F P4dei4 = Gr SyI 33a@oIa
s sisssrs SGotIs }farveSS ~ Co., Co." si5 2Tn
S Ss::;:: To !; i $:d.5 4. s
Ea%II y t w., ES9;, New 0fTanS
NOR ntn aFneT' Esq Presdenl Mechanics Bank t,t,;
SKTTIfI2n . f7F,.,z,57 nh3-tf-
w LUNgEk, sTITE,AYD
Co,,o. Hf g, sskA! GoAAIsSlON MERCHANT
Willatend to selling ali Eiids i@ Snfngss 6s,
E1oops' &C. ana fill orders for same. 'eS' SAooks'
4s'''' H H5sfeT E E2s: Central p Co bait
5 & Hand & 60,
p W. y; MI u - z52=. aE,asen. Pa. est,
j. eF HHS az : c5 Ok = e., vrno,
sPxRu epyr,,p,, :Agg DEALERS N "-' II '1'@s WIS
SPERM sE SGT2 ,hs EANKAND SHORE OILS,
.o,, Is S S1 49,;
5sglI 80 '"V hsI fhR6nf' Ma
= saIPrlS S1 AND \ y coamss,oy ,,,s,.,, ,>r;
l2' SMITHS WHARF,
riencs in various ports of ETo6 10 S address
5 Yy5 v 9,94 Eslgy- ..zo7 s,v5a,,
/ 5"AAALE1 6,f 4 :Tsa Vt '''''
FRe saz Is ) iqMS AND PRODUCE,
CORNER OF ofA ps ,1hAE1'
All ~ Ny 8SAL7lnoKE.
Va w. WHITMAN,
w r. y I, Pk0hUCE AND GENERAL
'"~ MI ) 81 . y HE RCH4 Mt,
wool, FEATHERS EI piALEE BY ~ -
AND PR6httG5IE t5i EN III taffqIT' BEESWAX
No 90 iIGH y $500 Ia Lily
j2t 0-'' Az r1,to,
E-IT.F T1Cr S.VfSS
"a -AS%A~'H+A q SJ
u,--a Dst1sSS IN
y i2r, ~ : + H. = = . ~, ;SeH
ElnpEp
Il ST.Tn-II- ;" ~
- SHIFTING Nd COMMISSION NEPryI ,H-Tc
CCSEsRCTAL 3IrIr 1Iycs ~Li-''1Sh
tetrt
j. LYLE cLAkEs 9al&E-cfe
5ST,ARKE T. "E NJ PESRkg
,t-Hh'<A2i,
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROIIN4 u A,rTr4 4. ssrrrrn
-, TOBACCO, AVE."
snS = u " inoara street,
auIO-tf - aS,1 go street
!; r. MATTHEW'S. 7. R MATTHEW'S JP w,, - ,z-,
nus. 4. MATTHEW'S 4 SONS $40 - DN''0
III r-rCNA'i~J
a22H NO@411"SIcf AAHCHANTS,
no ~ 3oWly's wharf.
~ A BERRY
W. SNIP BROKER
,r,,rr,,, - ~ AND
6S Pratt street, Cup stairs
BALTIMORE esfn
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08
Ggai.

GDal.
{ {cAI' ,o.-
GREAT REDUCTION IN rRICE
having large supply of coal on hand and dailv
eViS Y canal 2i railroad, Shall continue tn sell ra
tail at NHOLESA lie prices commune ~ '0'i '0
n y DiFG WtOD.-S4wei " cod prepared at NV cyn
reduced. N " A' 'i-ees S'e'-'if
Mood without being sawed and split for sale at all times
at wharf prices ~ " " e
JOHN g. McCULIOUSH
No. - ,Nho!eSal. and Retail Coal and Wood Dealer
StSSe-E y corner .T&tt and Fremont streets
WI. y. " corner PARE and Fsyatte streets
y -it-toot antaw street, Spring Gardens. au2o-tf
- CUMBERLAND COAL 0: me beet quality, from the
I'M lca Cotans and other mines in the Georges Greek
'aii1y' constantly Tor sale BY the cargo load.
.,,,., STICkNEY Il co,
-"-1t Exchange Place.
sLEORGE'S CREEK COAL, SWAETOE
tEBJNE2 9TzplEa, y rk -, "f'
n2= hS..l,
CUMBERLAND COAL OF GEORGES
a. CREEK, by cargo load, direct from the mine
81 .fhBN :. Les, Agent, so South GAY ST. AUDIT
I FUAh.-Cumberand Coal of the best nuslitv
ro,n ne AMERICAN Company's and other mines in ths
'orEe tFeek valley, for shipment from ::au1ore nv
Exchange Place - = ~
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08
s4iialaagais
U. s. GOVERNMENT LINE

tpkT MONROE AM. OI u POINT COMFORT
20 w. 'wCr ENG OF UNION DOCK West SIDE daiiy
o.. T3 acu i5d at Az O'clock taking Passengers
and @ ana connectiug vi the railroad LINES
a. ., w " ASi'ngton, D. q, !hiseluhia New York,
30 ton YORK, ii rrisbug, Pittsbur Pa ana the i'm
FORK and PhllAd- ipha ~ avn "
rue Glowing is the schedule:
Leave Ne" ork at A. NJ. cav, Philadelphia al 8 Is
ana H. % 4 v Leave Baltiinore At AZ ? NJ
FOUND IklP TICKETS AT REDUCED PRICES
FROM rev ork TO Fo Monroe and back ,.......e l4
From Philadelphia and bicg. ...,,.....- m
From Baltimore and hack
1F frs cure your Tickets in NEW YORK at tn. New
Jtrsty Railroad flee, Foot Of Cou' t'and st,ec.
IN ItIiI tpEIPttlA, at the Companys fiji &c, n w ror.
and Prime str cts " WV N.p'' D'N"'
In BALTIMORE, Board of the Steamers Foot of Union
p"cs.s HUGH UCONNER
's1i Passenger Agent.
rsysasa NOTICE
S-xaxsaaza.szim CHANGE OF DAYS TO THE
., The stea,ners GEORGE WEEMs and MARY WASHING
iUN VIII leave Baltimore for the Patuxent River on the
following days: - " "
SATURDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY commenc
1hg on saturday m1rnnE, June ls 1851, clock !o
Rsturning every MONDAY, W EDNESDA and SaTUR
IA The Boat leaving Hills Landing Monday auC
Wednesday, will be erect for Baltimore.
lhe Saturday Boat will leave Hills LaCding ON Friday
O'Clock or Baltimore. -
he above Steamers will call the usual Landings OF
returning. ~ N' |'7 ON
Fghti received up O'Clock Ga the days previous t.
the departure of the Boats.
Passage to i'atuxent River....s 0O. Meals extra
10 Plum fo'nt........ LOO. Do
N,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

The London Daily Ne,os den3unces the Adolf
uonlsts as advocating inhuman policy that will
cause them "to be execrated by the whole civilized
world"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

The lNUHDATIoN IN CHicoT County, ARKANSAS. -
The lake Village Press of the 10th inst. saws
The waters are fast subsiding, and our planters
are busily engaged in planting corn where thew
had hoped to realize crop of cotton. Some are
venturesome enough to replant cotton seed, and
are sangnine OF as good crop of the feecy staple
usual -
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

The overflow has not caused the amount of dan
ger we bad feared it would, and if the planters
VINO nave suffered most succeed in raising good
corn crop, we question whether it will not be to
their advantage ultimately.