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9aniel S'Donnsa,
'&s- unb S6ifs, SIeiar6eiier nuA
q a litter,
S're@ppr., siptlben psr s. nas Q. 6tzaAA
Observation-Disclosures

rEeER-F ERSICHERUNG.
|trltheruns ses'n SerIalf bel 6cuer, bic bier in @ibmsuh ~,
nets @ssnt Ser s""s' w uh"fis@
Great Neftern S%nlnraace Company ,u NbilaseIsbi,
snntacsen naG!t9 S%trittrruns auf g9atnbah6y. Sfprts sosr;f.n
NeNeuulsn' Sstrtltatten, Staaunern, SruhHpeinrr, Sausa,rs,s
l@SlFn' 1uNlmanneSlter &C., ub swar Al bn biaisicn Nrsn.s
VA yerlUnen, weldb: lid sesrn ben 9erluit xSr geyrr s.s
INtfh @puen, werssn wpbhhun, brt Dem rniersiabnchn Sor,n ".
9sn. Die p9uptofTee Der ygreot a8eif,rn Snjaranss anS s s gm.
eonipanq" sr!aots nd IN 9ptlabdpbia so. 4oS ~ Ilnutir or
Der 4tsa Sfra'e, uno bera9t ee Capital eerfeIssn $500. 500 So
. 9n NtdsmCnG befnsst ith Die ~3wtisofEee an Wcm Iatasr ~
apHren nnterpalb DEM Grdban9e psicl uno neten e .. Cas-
Va GtbrnS.Ssri1srunesn fur A5ebe ub 6 .u msrA
NLetepllahe pslslelt fr Ole bslen Gpngasnieen une M Len bigi.S..
= etltn entSeAsn scnpnmen unb phb 6ei SterbefSG,n Srr '@a,ssnl't.H
" ! !" '''7"'ho "asselaet. Or. =. u. 8riGen, astnt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-22

Die untcr3eihnettI. lenfen Gle Authenticated
BON Wlepcrpertaufern auf ibr Eager BON 0jrucss
ries. @rcpiiiras, MetL, Gisarren, Gautatat uno
lcnifige Mrtitel, pic gemGbnlid, in e,nem ocrorti.
gen @pplelaie.@ rlhGft scfubrt mcroen. Selur.
bers maiden lt auf ibr rcibc6 98ciu. uno g oucrs
Eager aufmertlnm. Nrc cicle 99aorcr muroeu
auf nerplihcu MGrtten uno meiittns fir 8oor
9etauit, wesbalb mir Sci piinttliden ge,o6tcrn
Su auSerR billigeu 9reilen pertaufcn t6nueu. =
Ste ppn unS ae oCbt garautirten SranoieS unb
2Seine finp ei9ene Smpprtntiun, uup ococr a>
milh!, NOD init 3ulGscu lhGplihtr Stofs otr.
isbfn. trte eteles bet orn I'M Ncrten aetaufteu
Waaren nur Su oft Der SAT- lit. Der b~eribmtc
MS. gSaunee's 9ure Npuntain Osw" 9Sbisscs,
ben Dem mir ne sinsi9cn Gcrtdufcr inb, miro
an @ebalt unb Cite Won tetaem inuerbalb Der
Srr. Sfdat.n Sebranntcu gEbicftp iitrrtrpfen.
unter Eager beltctt ouBrroem nod aus:
ioOO 6aB srtra une i~uprrfine Dtcbl, untcr De-
nsu bic BON Sddern sciuhttu Scrten geps
Srleans. Yortr Jttco unp CUBA 3udcr une Mp.
laies 900 Sag @ut 2caf Gruiteo, Voipoerso
une TaHes3uder; 100 <en Shee; 500 &tIcn
Sefe une 9ihter So. l uno 9tp. 3 Ntadcrcl
uno 9erings; ftil9e CUTE @olbsu Butter, BON
Der mir epbentlid Senbunseu crbalten Ears,
Bacon SireS, 6amS, SbculpcrS uno Srcolts !:
Sal3, StGrtc, ytaf ppwoer, 9emablrnsu Rafr
uno 9fsher @lcifen, Scleu. Gimer unO ale bic
ionltt9en Nrtttel, Die III timer Grocery gcp5bnlih
oerlangt nerpen.
Serntr: Us. NaIace'S 0ure Ncuntain Dem
9SbtSfeY. JtiharOlen's, Gustaloola 6lpfs, Suon-
pa8o Wcncn9ahela UNI 9tectfiep 986istcy 300
Jap franipflden Sraupy. BORT, Mopetra, Sbers
rp, @laret uno Champaign 98ein; Giprr, Com,
mon SranpY, Sin, STUN. 2pptc Srhn>Y unO aae
Irten ~qiquurs.
2S nj. gS q face SGbur
Gde Der 14tcn mno @arY.Straee.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-22
DeutI6e 9etamme.
.5frS. >. j aumann, WarIb1u.@otr.

5piiheu Der 5ten unp 6ten.
ntadt DEN Srauen &ibmsnos bic ~ersebtuN, @r,ciae. Rag =.
Aeutlat9no ale 5eeanms lfuNiertuaD auf Ser unipsrjitdt u Sam.
BERG IN gaern lhF Gramcn bttanben 6at, weruber Tic lie sraS,
2rI9nifr SorItSn fam, wesDt Ib tic I'D bi YOrspnmtntsn cs,,'
ssnpslitn bstsH$ emerebit. 3H3!eih matt eiclrGbe ibren g6nne-
rTlttn cIs &nIl9e, Dap lt III Dtutlblaat nebrere SIR. ipmir IN
Baltimore u Sabre praeitnt bat, aro paB lie pssb1ip bie, a.-T4.'
run9 aeesH lam, esB nc etpaise @ufrdsr in tr lbnsaif.n gSeife
Rne sur eout0slaenlten 3ufrieoenbeit ausrittal fann. 81
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-22
Sentiebe Sracbte!
Jacob WuMDers9eime I

JutOH u U u 0 TT y ct NJ
ye. 4 DtdtnltraBe, nabe an alteH 0iartt,
''laupt ith Dem aeutlheH 9ublium. nanenili6 6ausfrsue.. HE
aHS, g ~ maaptn, cap CT sa 0uscr aasr orutlben Suiht, bat.
ale: SptElten, seoprrtt STlbtn, Srtien, 9inien, ane &rt,n SIM.
1enTrUdltt, esHansil4s @einJe, SbwsiStr> urS onnbarNr RaS.
SorpNer, SntSinS, aeHtlbt Gebfuden, beHtfIe I3eint, eiHa,msd
blaagtcm Yrtre yer u,
&aa~ Gin suttS 8a- tascrf;cr mo fnuitise GrfStps,assn RaS
palt!blt aIttbfaus III 'cOer 3it III batSn, uno laeet IN ieisiccu
SsN'9t FElnSliAH s.Saeet 01Ra &c Heim q.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-22

q. II. CHARLEY,
gambler BON 2sOsr uno 6Au6e5ineinqs, Smports:.r
Den iraniSlii9em &ai6lcber,
IL. Str., swilAen Diain IL. Carp, Gihmpnb. Sa
9eutId,n Sdubmad,snr wirO oic5 s~paifinSia, a0prtIrtr p,o,,
Sn eeoer ager art beikns empfeblen. Dteitt6tu anoen ealtlst iu-
stth aueS Su tbrent 9el6dit nNtbt9e 2SerfScuS, Die /. 9. fSinoin9e,
9eilten &C., aGe Scr!cn lppeTS u. |. 10. DIS pE S0ttlerr uus
9u@tintern atb aRcbt merbenOe Geper 1T slei1faaS ~oopatbia.
@Ae btle 2rti!t! wer0en Sesen 9am Dper quite Yaptere 6iaiaf
eertauft. uG4
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-22
e. GOttr, & Comp,
mirtb(bafts- Gr6nnnno.

Mfeineh Sreuncen unp benz gcctrscn Wutlitum
Die srsetsnlte anSei9e, pae i'd bic ii6rr pcu Urn.
Hont9en an Occult NGen nabe Nioiulfr. %acfibrtc
gStrteldaft tbcrnommcn babe, unp pag iJa MID
freuen ncroe, enrh quite GetrGutc uno nufnert,
fame Ssoisnung oicie 98irtbi6nft III elmer You
Seutl&en mtroer germ beludten ;u MAIDEN.
0an3 c~r9etenif
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&lsiprr=2assr! .Sfsiscr.ao.sr,
=. Scdeer.. :,

No. 80 WaintraBe, ,ipifbcu Der r ;, nc
eelf Gun arDpe$ Eager futiser 5crrcr> int ,tna5,n. sTsiS.r !.
LM M etltelge. 5alcn, Die aus Den, beten f~ran,tTlbrn Sus Fssy y,s
Isicrtts; iinp. II" OsVssI ofsft ati-
s?ntN perl'nliSen Snfauf aaer in msin GeIb6it siurNt,s,rs,,
Sn1t I'm tp III Cen Siane eeieet, 9ulcnerS en n,r,s,t
Yrrnpclie uue Slfisne bepicS. ' "'"'fH aaf caS
&3- @lctht1IS 9orrItbis sin arpess Qooer VI ;eih,u.
lttlltren 9al1tuhtra, Sal4taiaderf, SelnStn. Nrtrra ImSSnsa sao
"' y. 8e6er,
Mp. 80 gPairhroS,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-22
US tlbelm Sett sans"

'.uUs-' Shaa'oahs nne 2Gaerbier-S alss
9ieintr 6reuuoen frwic seu oefomo,t,n a,,sr;sn,
t ~"'s ss Snk tH am SuFe % Ntuen Marftcs, ncbtn SeaSfss Ga '
~ w. th Mta.S Snaasps1S t%in3eridtict patt, iprribl nsten f,rS;-
Nh S1l,utpUn9tc tets en eutce Ylas Sesacr'lhcs Nnr,;s p smn
StI III pa0tn III. @tnsn, rebt sahlrei@tn Ieiub hest frs,nSi9sa
's'HN Sobn 9farrbauicn. Wat"
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MECHANICS HOUSE,
Wfainltr, 3pilrben pn Is. unp ~. Ctr.
Der ~ilnte3ejAnete crlaubt liA Dem OeutiAtn
9utlitHm pte 2tn3eiBe 3i mahen, DAP CT Die lett
Der Son prn. Magunts sefibrte 26Irtgjaait ees
9bi9en @o1ule5 ibernpmmen Dat uno in Der lcit.
Der 9~eflDrten 9Geiie nit Den soften GrfrilAunaen
itper &rt fortfIDren pire. lin iaUlreiaen 0ejGuA
leiner oeutiAen Jreunpt bittet
9Sillidn Oomber
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-. ~. ap,.ln.cI.

AufPrl ferrr uno Gape,t crrr,
W. 2o4 SrDarirasc, ,,rildsn Fer 4tru uno Stem,
enmistehlt ltA benz btutNhen 9ubIitunt sur Nnitrteuas aner in Icin
9elpett ciilNia9tnotr Nrbeiten, alS; Nufpstftpn neucr uno alter
HtepeI, %ritrtiSdng zen Matraecn auer Nri, Sapc;ierta ect 8imt.
ricra, Su nelHent Sired ib Elm ltbr lh5ses ss1rrtn:nt Iapetsn-
poIretoiS aase. Alc Sprttp HcIeaur unb rtretjanifbe elines sprs
rdtbia uus gu tiaBcnt Yreis ,u batcn bel 8. q. NcmmeI
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Srbt aus nab
N0. e. M0lgaIGa@c9


DC PtIi9IFen Dry Woop5 in 9lihmon0!
5OOo @oros ltSae sebradtc gatture srn q HI, 9 G.,,.
ptrip i2A 9tS. lbone garnS ppn 5 bis ~ Gts.; bic IhSnL
zen Ntulter llno belte Qaalit6t ron 5acon;ts, OraonSiee
Sateye gu oel btli9lten 9rcilen; lbrnc GancYsSufs IN
ou Viz, merib 80, anoere III So, 1925 ullo nebr; ihn,rr,,
Sttocnltone 81 80 cts. uuo a~ufr6rte; Stella SbomlS N
81 une alfrarts, in allen 6arben, rr..tb Den r~r.ifabcn BE-
u"9i AulierS gu 90 SIS; Icto. Mtautilltn III ST 90, 1925
yGt0loIe uno Grtrillpn SttrtS psn - Gte. au oltfmIriS. bic
Sla'slt'a IN gf'dmHn6i bic fclnltrn irani. 9ecpIe-wcrfts
SHp%H epnsTe uns earlbrte 9aneS gum balben Nuiie;
tth, Aopt!tn9, Easle 9lOtp, Dill glot6, Garptts, GambrirS.
SptHS un< SipiR geuS!tne gu acknowledgement eiataen prti..
NSarpeet, rib une @oai. fin Sdutc nit Stcl5 M 81 iSi
uno auIirsrsc VPiltS une GbIlbrrn'S e,olicrs in alien Sar-
zen uno 81 alien Yretlen. pom % GtS. an a~lfsdrts: It,n,
lelne SclHeI 10. III 81 Cts; Sriprp Stes, 6 onSrcF e5siIers
eatI,ltn Sdpubt FUR Serrcn, anabrn unp ScrrantS.
q Nfoiulir. 'Te irrt GS,." III
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OseaR padet= unp @elO gef5rperunss> @pmmiGfca
@9enteu:
o.. 9dmitt u. So.
Sneaifpe, mmtffipnS> SpeStttpnS> unh
Be6feI- @ef96ft.
Srefc unb @odett, lcetcre bio gu 30 @funbGepitt. persrn
nit iebem ron bier ~at9ebtnSen 9Oitpdmpfer mad irlsnb eincmSrts
her gSeIt (psrsl8li4 Seutl4lanb ub bic StweiO franfirt Bis
belt erpsoirt, geeru @arantis unb Sdetn.
ID e6fel ue @nmeiluneet. in hen 6autplascn sy
Oeutl4lanS iablbar, ito iu Den niesriB.hnGsurlen in benz sbiotu
Sureau3 III taben.
9eIbonS5abiHn9sn an iraea6 cine @Orehs in Deutf6.
LAMB, fei tne 5auS geliffsr gs8en Quittans.- @a6 ass> Silcte
UnN 8eiiep6Nc.
gso6ur Rid,monS anb ~ilmSesenb BADEN mir Srn. g. Safe
unlere Aaentur %usertr"scn. O. S6mtbt v. Gn
Ntib auf Ssiaes ~besiebens, tittct an bic aeneiatenQ uftrdo, ni
Der 8rcuEbe um6 20nosleute 8. Sa IeI"
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c%far,ntiuacbmmoeh
0,utfcbe 0Innthee.

Our ben mir ron meiasn bicfaen QonsStsrt,, :,
sGsmntn 5alsruS esriliS eanten0. snpfebts is mid aud Grrnsrstr-
mis- srigna ntY Ss ~ tnpsm if su sIcher Seit ,ur RsnSt.
e mSsT s gTaniasn' srsltn; fsins nnS srptr @crft. Sage, ejrfiss~
-, M Fas ron,su se'lGWeeht Serten Naeslr, etutIhe gitrrifr.
t srt + g,a( @9s5 SI4ant sS sagSsn unD y :ofsntn, nsta aSta anssrn
'p Su Zen mpsstdft ~biatsltca @reirn tekns enpietIs' P' "i""'
s. G. etf6tr, @ei.
- y Seres Saneles; Saaprp. Sperm uns spamonln,
So SS"rss Seap, 9iad, Srptrn une 9easp.
D &ctres 3ice, ~"
400 8rppms unp Sufehs.
zoe erpe Ihprteb pipes,
200 Grps RatGes r
8ertouf bei Sam nS' ,csesS erpslfen NM ,Hs
~ o@''sS baltimore gtdsss, fusbsn erbaItsn unb 10 sotsn'
Wm. % atlace n S,hn '
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Sefanutu,acbunee

psbsn per S@if S8ttlcr via Sremcn ~erboren:
500e pip. Sambsrssr 3petIaeu,
1890 9fp. 9tnlra,
Hu6Sl &C.
NieoeTSfrtarter erboltcn etnen sutcn Rabatt, une revScn Sicie[-
ben SNt hun, be or liz font @intsrfr MAIDEN, bitie g8aarsn ,ucrf
&idmpub, Sa.. /. SuGt 1859. epbn Sertio
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y btGipp 81 y.

0rublingse uup Scmncr Waaren fir 1860.
Suite, Muben nno StrU6s rs aarcn
Die llnterSei6netsu bnhtfi icet rrrdtbje unb ;um s,erfauf
cine rCtdt Ateipa9l prn Sur, Gaifmicrc, 6renT- uno Sine
rtean Sell pats. 9Spleetn Dub puts otr fttnlta Sualitl.
une ~ icbem %retlc tets Y%prtt:bis une wcroen dus lcIbr ouI
Seltelur9 angeTcrti8t. I'm cinen Seudb bitten er0cbtnlt
u. 3. Moore II. Gpmp.
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@errse n. 4prinsmanm'S
9 plumbta 5ptel unp 3tetaurattpn
tfrastr &upp's bstst),
$40. 4S4 peunlYlpania 2penu,,
;pii&en Sti'e unS SUsrsane. a. satf Streets,
aSalbinston, .. 6.
9Gt rcrruSe @ubIifam Tub: in btesm Spiei iii, treune.ihst
Gufuabmc me SceienunS. 9tbinSunSrn ntdBis.
6erablebuns Der Nreiie ppn &pblen.
Die prtiie Yn Gsf; iio sis auf weitep: Mabridt wiec frlat:
Srft 2unp @pfe $5.5e pr SpaS.
Spft 9aiI Gpte ..... 4.75
9arb &pte, bciot Srrten $50
Dtclcn SrctIen iufeI9c Ruf Gofe ais bas biaisfe 5eaeruuasns-
terial Dieter Sealrn anstlchen mtrpeP.
Sebinsunsea: S%aarSobtun9 seim . nlelcn pecr g6ieferu1a.
Die Apblen"Saros Hrfinpen ib Gte Der 10. StraSe uno Satin,
une Gte Ger q. une BprNltr, lublib ppm Canal.
1881 Snp. S. 8er 3, Gsent.
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2ooe Ses. 0naa Sreafs Sacen, 10 zi,re,s fys.,,.~
eahsSe Aentuts PANS, HnO ) Simess b bama n,sa rssss 80 :
So,ooo Sbs. &soo's Scs gisune 6snilp @o.sn
tabcn eel sSn, sa,uy. S.'s gu
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Blu D%erinietben.

SU 1ernietben.
&ttt9c Simmer, p0leno fir sinielne 6cvrcn pSer feline qfo.
.;itl,t. MD c'utG ~ rclGeNtu tei 6cHr0 SnEttc.
GiC er Srpac~ uUo 5tc Slf
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United States
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gse'hen 0rennrrn uno Dem prutihtn YubIifuw hi
trseoene an,etst, Dap i'd rs s8irtbIhaft rs Hn,tse
States osttls' eds Der l9ten uno &ainRraee, is,r-
pace, 'iine Dap es Mid ~frenrn Sire, rs6t sN
ettnen su fbpnen. a s'~ W
Spbu G vi mrnbdur
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=&p,npaamie!

Den @Iitglieecrn sur giabritt ea1 ieeeu 0puucr.
Ita8, Nbenos s ubr, rc9elmdSise @rercler. ll~ekunaen
in Der ,VtilitarY DAD" t%attfinpen.
Seoen .ssten. Opnurrtans i'm Wonat fneet bic
nipnatli@e Serlantmlun9 i'm Sotals peS Scrrn Sdae
ftatt. prs. S5ero.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-04-14

repeated three or four times, but by no
chance was the favorite word "access"
ever omitted. 1t had a grand sound, it
could never be made enough of, and so it
was forced to duty over and over again.
Although there is, doubtless, some pri-
walton among the colored inmates of this
huge structure, still they are much better
off than those living in West Broadway
and the adjoining streets. Their apart
ments are comfortable, there is no danger
of fearful tragedy like that of Elm street
occurring, and if they have sufficient to
keep their dwellings up to the point of
tropical beat in winter and enough to eat,
they are pretty well satisfied. But this
they find to be rather difficult matter, for
the reasons stated-the crowding out Of
colored by white labor.
With this we can surely leave the sa-
tanic press and its last effort upon us to
their own fate, and the good public to Judge
between us meanwhile, should it, like its
predecessor in the garden of Eden, turn up
in some other shape to tempt or decoy, we
shall feel bound to give said public due
information.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-04-14

must be. Only think of it !! Out of the
whole colored population in New York
city, only 62 births occurred in the year
of grace 1858. Prodigious
We are next entertained with a BIRDS
eye view of what it styles "The Metropoi-
itan Colored Press" so much of which re-
lates to ourselves, we give to our readers
entire. hoping that they will make due al
lowance for many gross blunders sprinkled
through some degree of truth.
THE METROPOLITAN CoLoRED PRESS
With population of between ten and
eleven thousand, mer, women and chill
dren, more than one-third of whom are de-
pendent upon public or private charity,
there are in New York no less than five
periodicals devoted to what are called the
interests of the people. 1t is true that
none of these are in very fourishing con-
dition, but their editors manage to exc out
a subsistence They are conducted partly
by white and partly by colored writers,
and their subscribers are, no doubt, mainly
among the white population. The literary
merits of the periodicals in question are
not of the most shining description, al
though in some respects they would bear
a comparison with several of the other
hebdomanals published in this city.
The headquarters of these abolition pub
LEGATIONS in this city is No. AZ Beekman
street; and as it possesses many points OF
peculiar interest, daguerreotype OF the
concern will enable our readers to form a
tolerably correct idea of that part of it
which is occupied by the anti-slavery por-
ton of its inmates. The visitor is inform
ed by sign at the door that the office OF
Mr.. Thomas Hamilton, editor of the An
glo-African," is on the second story, and
lest the aforesaid visitor might have any
difficulty in finding it when on the second
story, he is further told by the same mute
informant that the precise room in which
Mr. Hamilton concocts his editorials is No.
5. And it is very well that the editor ofthe
"Anglo-African" is so precise in this parti-
cular, for the walls on either side of the
stairs, and the doors, are literally covered
with tin signs, shingles and placards of
various descriptions.
Turning into narrow passage which
led from the main hall way, our reporter
proceeded along until a sudden depression
of the floor, where it connected with the
adjoining house, came near causing him to
lose his equilibrium, and at the same time
suddenly discovered 10 him large wooden
sign board, OF which was painted:
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-04-14

Resolved, That our thanks are due and are
hereby rendered to the many kind friends in this
city and elsewhere who have sought to relieve us
in thousand different ways since our imprison-
ment, and who express sympathy with us char
acteristic of true philanthropy and fidelity to the
cause of human freedom
The Marshal, Mr.. Jenkins, and his dep
uties, well also receive our thanks for favors
and services rendered us since our impris-
onment. On behalf of the rescuers,
yERITAS.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-04-14

society for publication. Dear little child
rem loved it and sang it, ard taught it to
one another; and whatever popularity 1t
may now enjoy belongs to it because the
spirit who sang it first in that teachers
heart saw fit to use it as medium through
which many a one, under a divine inhu-
ence, might give expression to its first ear
ly aspirations after holiness and heaven.
With this answer we believe our question
er must be content, as we are not at liber-
ty to be more explicit IS. S. Times.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-04-14
ANTI-sLAvERY BOOK DEPOSITORY.
RADICAL ABoLITIoNIsT.

Our reporter, after picking his way
through sundry boxes, knocked at the door,
and, an invitation to "come in" having been
given, opened it, and found Mr.. Thomas
Hamilton present. Mr.. Hamilton proved
latto.
According to the statement of Mr.. Ham
ilton, his office, which is now devoted to
the publication of his periodicals-the
"Anglo-African," weekly paper, and the
Gang lo-African Magazine" before
his time, used by the American Abolition
Society as their headquarters, and for the
publication of monthly styled the "Radi-
cal Abolitionist."
Mr.. Hamilton's office is well lighted,
cheerful and spacious room. The floor is
not carpeted, but the windows are neatly
shaded with old-fashioned Venetian blinds.
A few shelves at one end contain collec-
ton of books A long table or counter on
one side of the room serves as desk and
mailing counter at the same time.
THE ANGLo-AFRICAN
is the name of the paper which Mr.. Ham,
ilton edits, and which began its career
about year since. 1t has had varying
success, but never has as yet been self
sustaining institution. It's circulation made
rapid stride after the John Brown raid, and
now numbers about 5000 copies, which
are sold principally in the Northern States,
few being disposed of in Canada. This
quantity is not sufficient to sustain it, but
as the circulation is now gradually increas-
ing, the publisher has reason to expect that
it will soon be self-sustaining.
Its prospectus sets forth that it is devo-
ted to literature, science, and the advance
ment of the cause of human freedom.
y y y y =
Now this is most extensive programme,
and it is to be hoped that the colored peo-
pie fully appreciate the labors of Mr. Ham
ilton in their behalf; but on this point there
is, we are afraid, considerable doubt in the
mind of that gentleman himself He is as
sisted in his intellectual .labors by a whole
army of contributors, among whom we re-
cognize number of the old anti-slavery
standbys-Fred Douglass, Pennington and
others; but as Fred. has made himself
rather scarce lately, there must be con-
siderable falling off in the Intellectual vim
and vigor of the concern.
THE ANGLo-AFRIGAN MAGAZINE,
like its weekly namesake, also had its orr
gin about year since. Its success has
been rather varying, and its circulation is
very limited. To use the words of the
publisher, at was started without capital,
but has maintained itself throughout the
year, owing at the present moment but a
few hundred dollars"
But as climax to the whole scope and
force of this last effort of this, our satanic
press, against the black man, to show be-
yond all question his low and degraded
condition, especiallyin New York city, the
colored tenement houses are vigorously
seized upon, inmates and all. We sup
pose this is the last grasp. Well, we are
free to confess that this is point from
which our worst state can be more fully
exhibited than from any other. We there
fore cheerfulIy accept this pondemonium
friends pictures of colored tenement houses,
with the permission to place beside them
other pictures Of white tenement houses
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-04-14

ONE HUNDRED YEARS IN CHAINS The
following is going the rounds of the papers
"Ncgro Sam lately died on the plantation
of his master, A. J. Billingsly, of Jones
county, Ga. When captured in Africa TO
be brought to this country, he says he was
forty-five years old. He landed in Charles
ton, and was bought by the Lowther family,
lived with them in that city nearly twelve
years, and was in their possession til few
years since. From Charleston, Sam was
carried to Savannah and stayed there forty
years. From the evidence Of reliable per-
sons, and the negro's own statement, he is
supposed to have been over one hundred
and forty years old at lifetime of his death. .
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-04-14
ANTI-SLAVERY ROOMS.
BOOK AND TRACT DEPOSITORY.

These rooms, however, were used for
the storing of anti-slavery publications.
Turning to the right, he suddenly espied
room No. 5, which for the nonce was the
beginning and end of all his desires. A
Single on the door bore the following in
scription:
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-04-14

U Advertisements for This paper must be ae-
eompanied by the cash
w Copies of this paper can be purchased Of the
netrs-dealers everywhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-17

rTl,e annexod ;s from The l,ouisyille Courier OF
AZ If,t, ias+
nj. r;ynr ,vas At /, stand veste,sau. till even
ing. with fully five inches water in the canal, by
the mark, and had not risen inch IN twenty n,,
hours y tie evening toenenSsS ~ XIV season
,;t IA thermnSeter nat above seventyve in
the shade, and clear aud bright all day.
Music f0r Lafo,anAt.-The new and fast pas
senger packet Music, Capt. Il. strcck, commander,
Mr. Richard. clerk, leaves this evening at 5
o'clock for the above and all Coaat landings.
N,,osboq for Red Rices'. The light-draft passen-
ger packet Newsboy, Capt Joseph Bosseau, leaves
this evening It = O'Clock positively for Shreveport
and al way landings on Red river.
Moro I'll, lsed Ritef.-The neat and light-drait
passenger paclict Moro, Capt. Joseph Auguader,
commander. Mr.. John Anisden, clerk, leaves this
evening at o'clock, for Shreveport.
The May 4. fol. F1cks5tay.-At o'clock this
evening tile new ana splendid passenger packet
Mary T., Capt j. D. Phelps commander, Mr..
Holmes, clerk leaves as above The Mary Z.
connects with the neat passenger packet Dew
Drop, for the Yazoo river
.Tol,, Ip17sb R.IiI,ood L;ua Paelt hi, 81. Io,sis
T,,- I)g,f. The spandid and tirst.class messenger