davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
BRITISH POSSESSIONS.
@a- The postage to places on the west coast Of
Sonth America via Panama. is On each single
letter, "a cents: aud on each newspaper, 8 cents,

letter, "a cents: and gu each newspaper, 8 cents,
when sent and i9 cents On each letter, and
cents on eaeL upz, chen received.
Sg- Postage NJ BueQsU New Granada:1 Letters,
lSG.; papers, DC.
aa- Postage to Peru Letters, 22e.; papers, Sc.
Es-rhe single letter rate TO California and Oregon
is 10 cents, prepaid On newspapers, etc., the
domestic rates apply.
sa-The postage to New Granada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van DiemRn'a
Land and China {yia San Franciseo1 is j: on each
single letter 10 cents, payable in advance.
ns-Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, soath
Australia, etc., via England, by packet or private
ships, 33 cents single rate, prepaid via France,
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships,5 cents, prepaid.
New Orleans Nov. /, 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CITY, Ocsober 81 isea n
The arrivals comprised 1s Westerr Beeves, LIS
Hogs, 60 Pigs, and d Mich Cows. The stock on
hand comprised 12o Western Besves, $50 Texas
Cattle, $50 Hogs, go Mich Cows, and lis yeaI
Cattle. The market continues bare Of Sheep.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
E@ Tg1 E FAST ROUTE TO THE
szi5e2Hsss ~ - gEoRTH AND EAsTi
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD,
And E4S#z,
ITS Continuous Rail Connections
Through East Tennessee and Virgni1,
10
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. aI
All Atlantic seaboard Cities,
Celebrated Virginia Springs, etc.
The Great Southern Mail and Adams Express use this Iine
from New York New Orleans which sufficient evidence OF
ts unryaled speed and reliability.
The completion Of the Orange and Alexandria Road off
rendering this undensbly shortest Northern route Time
from New Orleans to Neg York by Railroad
EiGHTy-FDUR HOURS a@. @eas@
ton giving direct raEoad connections ali points in Ken
lucky via Nashville. Time from New Orleans to
MAMMOTH CAVE, So H0URsi
Through tickets 70 Louisville can be had az Grand Junction
entirely through Slave Territory.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Comfortable Smoking Cars on All Trains
Double Daily Trains the entire rovteconneeon per
feet.
Baggngo Checked through principal Grand
Junction.
Passenger going Railroad New orlean should ask
for tickets By Grand Junction. the New Orleans Jackson
Railroad office, Camp street, opposite Lafayette Square
Those preerrng river Memphis tickets
old established Packet olce of Capt Fregh ts
CHARLES Hotel.
s~This Road tickets over all boats tonchiug at Memphis
thereby avoiding deteatioD at New Orleans.
BARNEY HUGHES,
my2 General Southern gent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
Aiebietu Of tBt 5tlarAfts.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No; 10 soAs

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 CAMP srsEET
Wednesday Morning, Oct. "A. 1860,
CoTroN. A more general demand prevailed
and the sales embraced about 10000
bales. Prices were irregular, but without any
quotabe change:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

n Osr-sATURDAY MIGHT, THE lsr SEPTEMBER, on
the route by the Bell and Everett procession, in go
ing 10 returning from the of Josephns and Nayades
Streets pair Of Gold Sleeve Buttons with the letters g. j.
eraved apon plain shield The inder will DO literally
Yarded by leaving them at this Office. Fea If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

From Jnclnna 70 UIeVeIaDd, F1ttAbufB Bear Without
change of cars
BgaBaggage checked through.
The Illinois Central and Ohio and Mississippi Railroads make
close and reliable connections at CINCINNATI without Omnibus
ride.
The 9ho and Mississippi Railroad having broad gsuge pas
by this route only have the advantage OF wide spa
eiops with greater bealiy of both in seats and
ase than be found other Railroad in the West and
having Foote'S Patent Ventilated by day Foote's
Patent Ventilated Sleeping Cars by night passengers will enjoy
atmosphere free from dust and least degrees
than in ordinary
Two Daily Through Express Trains Sundays excepted One
Train Sunday evening.
The public respectfully cautioned against bills advertising
other routes making quicker time.
To avoid delay of three four hours Grand Junction.
via the Southern Route,
Ra5~Ask for Tickets Via Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
For noraon apply at the Office Of the New Orleans Jack
and Great Northern Railroad No. lis Camp street. oppo-
site Lafayette Square also Office of the 81 Louis Cairo
and New Orleans Line Of Packets No. 81 Camp street,
Commercial Place
". ]. CoNGER, General Southern Agent.
3e25 If n. LoUGH. Gen'l Freieht and Ticket 4 II.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of ORLEANS. Eity of New DrIe

STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that this sh day of October 1850 before
me, the subscriber Justice for city
aforesaid personally appeared TGYEs President and j. W.
HIECK Secretary Of the New Orleans Mutual In.urance
Company Of New Orleans who being duly according
law do dpoe and say that the above just and
true transcript the Of said Company.
j. TUYES, President.
J.W. HIscKs, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this day, octobers 1860
ARTHUR sAUCIER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
i wEEE ABrTA SPRINGS

Boss Ter E respectfully announces 10 her friends *Ses
L and public generally that her housei open A
for the reeepan of Visitors The nrivaed electric medicinal
baths be enjoyed perfection the facilities
bathing been greatly increased and improved Her table,
hereoore wall be bpndany suppled aud every attention
will pRi the comfort of nvaid She earnestly trusts by
her untrn eeiions give safactioht all who
her by patronage Being sttuled at pleasant driving
distances, dnlke villages of Govpgon and Mandave il
,ders hc q 10 those places convenient,
The 5a omnibus viii be in attendance at the landing
-Covpgton to coEaey passengers TO the Springs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
CHEMICAL. ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS j. L. AND W.

This very remarkable sp,ing situated the Alta river
uErish 81 ST. aanmany miles half Gov
insten large volume of water rises from the earlw
stTonr current found to be 60 degoes.
II Is quite unlike any kHowa iu the neehbohooi
From it's composition ard the large
Sca contains are led suppose Il has very
deep in the eah-being, in fact natural .aresian wel
j. L. W P. RID11EIIfa
Professors Louisiana University.
In 100 of the water, weighing 100000 gramEaes
there So of dissolved maers made OF the
following Ingredients eaeated in the order of their relative
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
SUMMER RESORTS.

.sa STRAyVRISIDGE HALL, DELIGHTFULLY."-
f situated in the Pney Woods, Govihgton, La, will
open during the winter for the reception of Families
and oner es and offers unusual inducements nsaids and
seeking the beneficial Influences of dry equabe South
climate and good eaybeate and sulphur springs with the
retirement Of a country home
Tie subscriber attes himself that his patrons will be satis-
fed attention that will be paid to their comfort and
joyment. - ,,,,a.
90 dlm--2tawf j. W. HENDERSON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

Cotton Presses.
ALABAMA,
FACTORS, -
Corner of Tchoupltouas aud Henderson streets.
St. Mary's street, between Perdido and Poydras.
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets
Corner of Tchoupitoalas and Richard streets.
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets
MERCHANTS,
New Levee and Louisa streets.
Corner Ilevee and Rofgnae streets.
Corner Annuncaton and Richard streets.
sZYMANsKTs,
SHIPPERS,
Corner New Ievee and Rofgnac streets.
WOODS. -,
Corner Canal and Robertson Streets
TEXAS =,
Corner Of Tchsupitoulas and Orange Streets
CRESCENT PRESS
New Leyee street.
TYLER PRESS,
Front Ievee street.
LEYFE STEAM COTTON PRESS .
Eevee street, between st. Ferdinand and Monegut
Streets Third District.
Leyee street. opposite Post 1888, Third District
INDEPENDENT,
New Ieyee and Roffgnac streets.
COTTON PRESS. $500.
NEW Leyee street between Montegut and Clouestreets
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner Of St. Kary's and Tchoupitoplas streets,
Fourth
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
PoTNF CLEAR HOTEL. .t,es
situated upon the Eastern shore of Kabile Bay IS G

miiAs from the city.
This Il delightful resort and within 100 yards
Hotsi the finest salt bsthing the whole Feh
and suudsn horses and carriages
and good stsbie provided music
PLAYS upon every evening and also for daneing
ments Of all kiads provided
Crescent will leave for Point Clear every
ing also on SUNDAYS and MONDAYS will go doRn at 10
FIJI CHAMBERLAIN & CO., Proprietors
Mobile Aug 6. 1850. anlO I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

s<s-s NEW ORLEANS, JACK
hsa f f n l1SasaSssse SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
sN@SasaESzRAILR0An.
Two Passenger Trains leave the Depot the of CALI
ope aud Magnolia streets datyhe Mail Train O'Clock A.
Nj and the Express Train at o'clock P. NJ.
Connections with all the Northern and Eastern Roads,
Tickets sold all the principal cities of the North
West
York, three days and 6 hours Price, S4s co.
For further ntormaticn apply the General Ticket Office
lis Camp street.
Ere1ghl received at the Companys Depot Cal
Hope street. late $3.50 P NJ daily, Sundays exceptea
The Company not responsible for loss by fire.
Excursion Train to Magnolia leaves Saturday at P M
7. s. WILLIAMS
lyle ly .. General Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
CTAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
- No. q ST. CHARLES STREET.

NEW ORLEANS, August l, 1860.
This Company, the tar Insurance Company
insure against the and Damage the Perls of the
Seas and Rivers, at the current rates of premium.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
m an VESSELS I'M PORT NOT CLEARED

kES FOR GALgESTON-An Al hrstcIass YES
se win be dispatched TO the above port For freight
So p'''2' Gho w. HYNsoN Co. 50 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

s-ze7 ..-,.z-,-az.s.s.-, EstgNTEAAF FtTR&EE RAIL
t5sas 4NSs4S 5sgsgTI ROAD-SUMAER ARRANGEMENT
hdEzS Commencing Tuesday, May /, 1850
H7 Fare and from the Lake. day, only 25
k5-Please buy tickets at the office, under Depot.
DEPARTURE OF OARS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
INDIAN La.

Arg FOR LAVACA AND INDIANOLA-
hTXK& b The packet schooner Mary L.. Brown, Cutter
9ste2, master, will have dspatdh. For freight pass
age, apply TO NM s. DEWEY CO,
oi3 .#z7ra=a ,= sc and sS GTayier street.
GALy EsToN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
KEY WEST AND HAVANA.

To sail on TUESDAY, Get. 80. ats AN.
ESz=s NEW ORLEANS. FLORIDA AND
Nk ffKIk HAVANA U. S. Mail Lne.Fot Key West and
Havana, va Pensacola Apalachieoa. 81. Marks,
Cedar KEYS and AanaeeThe superior cnppered
aud copper fastened steamship Magnolia s. GroWell,
commander, will leave above carrying the u. s. mails
For freight passage having superior staeoom accommoda
tions for passengers, apply on board, or 70
L. O. HARRIS Manager, 81 Camp st.
Freight Apaachicoa ST. Marks and Tampa Bay subject
gherage steamers expense but the risk Of the
signees oS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03
8rndlttt fEnLnrnsts bti 2titen..

lush6ie, peIer NIT pbisen uebeln beboet TT mn 6fi
Gneu abreun NIst wenSu. bur pebeu ni6t
pca nen S6me5en bere pb, rnbern benelbeH aud bcd-
bi1t ieuen Rran cine iebr bae eHun9 uGn ndhrenb
Il in ben fdle1, bic Srmptcn ND raS IN bos @rfm
eueepurset ps Die Rrantbet reiIer @ 9esfeu ba
nett erbBeren Renuns btreiet IT. Berenenn9en rber
atricTs" peroen nGb elmer OF. 8. Sutb nuEge-
unoenu 8ehdnbIn9sDeie in enisen Eaeen obne SmerSen
pbe uconpensen nr ben Baieen sebet 3usIei& sor6n-
tut Ir g. g. Gutetb CAB leie Gnhn6una ber lrebraE H. e.
NJ aIs Steures" beban6e webeR mrbnr 10 Oft GbnrIotae
bic tranugeH 5cIgeR berbetabreA. 4t1i
Suna atte ufb Afe, peIdt Ieminaer Gmrd&e IeIbeu
oten @ bet 3etcm mben Eoor& Ht pielen &mmeF nb ercke
uutoiteu erparel. tt4 #11ff tasa3 fla;'fa
gr Z g. suif5 Bat bird bi. sadtGe gur Obiaex erontSe
srb6cre &erbmtbt aIs gee ein anberer N Amern
ans CT tsiIt ueb in 6n fmiersfn @rtb aus uuh
abt osr gcntHcn bre uprnneIie kra piebe ube e nur
nrfahs unb nhe DteI anrehet. SetN ycbi5tn III m
ger unb aen msraIiden Giitcn IN elmer beausm bt&ten
g1ae subereet nub taan nm Sat- pber Yrnbaue sb n Aer
8ee unbmerh Rnc sbne SSrn9 IN @c6diten 30 reruraeu
QsnCmnlcu perhen S1r bett1e Gn5nhuf0 it,
mirS enc Gnibrdntung ber eebensweiic nobpcnbi0.
Rranshcteu bes ueibIi6en @c@Iemh bat Dr. g. D.
gni elmer Setbe BON Sahru iete bcienbere AnrcmfeA
sn,5nltt eerpr76t allen 2eoueeH beiIenbe Chr.
Or e. 9. gnIbs rdcetatne fnr franem tnnn ebt-
aem Rdt rhalten Ole Deou III ant uub utrhe inerbalb
Sobreu aako1eenth u oaben asbroldt - Eres e6 Ger.
Io.,u es BON Baltimore enHt ppbn Dfieu mad aenones
anaabs btr Sprtome Dr. s. g. Smb In pcttDreien Nreer
euuulren Tbn mad hoenb snem fEeue bcS SanSeS
eeptdt erbaileu
ge @nfragn bI,fBen reng prsatm. Sn ber Cfce Euh =.
parats 3intnter ,Ir gtsrofttcn ber Yattenten.
0ien Don tbr RcraeHS bs rbr Abenhs. 41
= Or. g. q. GMtfb.
Saso.s 20. IL Sas-Srsberfar. B1Iansu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03

. SIeH. N9taffn W0ntefun traAte Wltie
Soulle ltterralht. Sif Der bier in g8ten.
Wfaleltlt, er 1T leit Monate!l bier, aDer
uliter fallhem Namen, uno er Bat IS niht-
sena9t ild Carer Maeifdt bersuifeuen, UNI
ntut ole siusen Ger YoIiSet auf ffA III lenfeu
nno mot IN lelner an9enDmnlellen Goue ats
9upfnctr Se9itimit fth ell Dement, III oes
ben. AOer beuteit er bierber aefommen uno
tlebt um cine 9luDiens. C3r 1aot. er brinoe
Gnrer Watltat 9fahrihten Yon per orDele1
Wtdttefeit. g4o0en gle ote @nooe boben
i'm Sa empfan9en? a..
W1arie Scuile idrpie9 uno btidte oeoans.
fenpUl Ypr fib bin. ja, faote lie enpljd !
entlbIchen iDr 9aupt emportlllte1lr, ia. tc5
nil lbn ounebmen. SD babe mid, aeorduot
ootI oen llmltanpen unp 9er61lmiiIfn. be-
weBen lai1en su einem 9raulamen 5hritt
9e9ea metnen @en1abl. 2ld, laBen Sic feiirl-
9Gort 0rafn, ib petB llebr mpbl, oa6 id,
Ste Mue betrIbt 6abe, = ADJ, tcb lelber Gin
leitoem AUDI tetritbt td bereue uno mDdNe
rpieoer gut maiden! gtelleidt faun i'd, mel,
mem 0emabI nugIiA ieir, pieleidt 1T er in
9totb, flahti9 perfcl9t uno t@ fam iDal bon
melnem yater Elm 2IYl elfltten. = S5a, fiibs
rem Sic ren Gjrafen Derein, a6er aeben Sie
rObl auf ete abr 9thuna oamt er. aebt, be-
Dor Der Gjraf Ote pperg fcmmt. -, a...
Der 0raf iitlll meinem 3immfr uno ih
neroe 1hn lc5aIo e6 3eit 1T, audi pabin ME-
Der Sarlidfubfen faste Die @itdfll Daftio.
grlaubfn @n. Mdieltat tBt oaB icb DEN
@rafen bierber fibre.
S5ie OerIieB eiIi9 oaS @emah uno febrte
na6 elnI9en MinlEn ibpn suraf, sefoIst
BON Gem @)rafen Wonbrun.
Warie Sputt 9ing ibm lebbaft etniee
S9ritte ent9eSen. Sle baben MIDI ipre6fn
wclIen la9te fte, Ste babcn mir ipicbtiae
9fahrl1ten 3u brlngen hl9t mirpie @rafn !?
Bon mem itno otele gnhihEn? 5st119
Maleltat Die ftnp BON pelnNaifr yapplecll
la9te 0raf Wontbrun feierlit6 aas9
ST Iebt clio nod ? rief Warie 9Oui1e te<
benz. Wlail bat iba nod niht einoefan9en?
2t0, la8rn Sie fhnelI, rr. 1T nod frft2
0raf glentblun 1dauete bic Siaileftn nit
erltaunten Sllden an. @m. Mlisit1t wifIen.
aIlp nidtS fragte er. Sic baben fpine 8pts
fdaff oue 6ranfrei6 frbalien? as.rr
Sb melB gar nidtS, rief Wlarie 2ouilr,
man baIt jeet giahricht yon mir fernu55Sd
lpei6 nur, oaB rer Saiier Napolepn pun 81 4
9Sfladtet, III S5rurfrsid einstbroAaa, Ypn
ben Wonarhen 9edhtet III, ltno Gag er ltcb,
um per 8ulD ceS franS0ftidcn 9Ofts, Der
9a1e Ger Nlliirter St entgsten, nit pen ipee
niisen 0streuen, rie i6n nidt perluiifn babsn,
IN ele YDren9en 9efllhtet Bat. ae
lga Is (5SprtleBuna fplt. - -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03
Or. Gphnltnn.

Wee ts f6utst6en Gruestnms gDuntdrsts tn ecutcn
ordcrter ees eer erfen mfrtstn &r1eeten er
Ten Ger ten Sesten lbe epes esbns 5Cipttdern
e0nrr yars phdhs nr dnceren Stdbn ueebrd6 bat
nl9e Ger ruoerbdren peungen gouenbet bic C
6tpe Der Wteen ets unsabltse 9ei6snbe Sttsuiop
zen gereeat unt dneeren 6rdntbseu ltten Ir6s D du
ben BET srmeen 8lentsttte 10. rursen ausenbltd6 &C.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03
Nunlmcr so.
23altiulorr=9 9ccf=S SOlpital,

G1c9rlnpet slir unterpriiduns Der Guadiolberd.
Der etuSt9e glaB, no etne betllln9 erlanGt
ss-ae5-g lrercen farm.
0troerling tn ech5 Sturtoet.
Rein 2uedlber. rds euerr 0elunpbett Dcle
..4ae, lellns rutntrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03
@efibrlihr &ranfbeit.

goenn ber rrgsIete unt unfues Slnsr btS 2aaers
Fub CAP ben 8cim br fhmersbafen 8ranfte In @ auf
9cnsn bat II step es edaf8 hae stn unsttSes S6dmet
aRi Oee Ole burG Urr @ntbefnng tbn atted G ne
wenben melbe jufpIee brer &rbne Heeeftdbdt
aaen et Sesirduen eSfn t0nr ub rarteI 70 ldnse bic
Surptpme ntecs hredbeH uebels rts o. n init e bmil
sntSunpeer 6dls bG ylde Sdmera Arp
tn cen @sesrn Nbndtm Gei6tes laubbeit Ausru6is
e 3qut 6nrten an ben 8nen nnD Armen 6rnen tn eem G
te une an ben &TtreutdeH @ tet8en eteie ebsI
NIT eaeT brsdlten S3asusett a& fbretten bs ;usgt
Der Sd9nen unp bts 9aienhOten etnaen cns OpE Der f
barren 8rdnthe Ssgniuuh Dttistbs Gre
snsn sf6er Seen poeur& e,n &nes mdt pue tbn mad
eiem slnrs bfe nnHtH tetR Netieroer juruffebrt
Gs ittns rdur5f lbdtiGde BAG laulenee pee irbaren
araafhett sm Sp fallen tn bDle her EneeiGdIfdfst uupii
aSer Yrdble rel6e bur Nnperune es Cctltbsr @tfteG
he's Wsrfre htG @pnfuftpn peryten uub eh EeEens
III ein eIeiees Dactn perpdupein y+@ii ~ ga 1855
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03
Beionper6 ~ beahten !!

Nr Srtnfpn btctet dnsn Denen fetus n rree t tnrh
fuG bctme une unuarthe eR nHh R0rper era6renoe fur
)th qrbett o efaftaf unb Dte &b uHfnbe d6nee sasr
eefhrdtt tdbeH. - = fti2Nf- ii9l&44i tlg hI5H tki
0er aureen unb beflassnswcrtbpu Esen per
rubeg enOenbetten ees Galers Shwdht TIM Jufen IN
ben tteeen oGme5en I'm Rcpfi rns bee CSedrs Weriuh
Der ptusielfrafL pettCptu uerp6e uarube Oassuhpdd
1nOrbnuns bet VertduunBsSrednt anDtetne &attraina
SehiptDmt Der SamnbiR4ts ara -. l...- ~. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03
4sprtlanb &crpfenc.Acf.

IgII.eI NDrtIdnb NcrDtenCsNCI.
Der bette @rte I'M Nore Gs erselat BEN, grsnnn F;u
&aity u,lc bat tsaen unanaenitfncn Gssrud Heusr
s 14g IN " 6erpiene Hels&en
tem. ekten une pbeerts 4atgrnuler nit Ruo ghI
eereaiern uno Grdtelfm @rok- 1ne flsin Gelfanf be
.Atgs 8tssIs, al :. 81. II. Warefield 81 Co..
sai9en Ggenten Der EOttIanb Reriene GOupoante
= -wz4'Sm1 sss xsTi1ns Nc. 10 M. .9rwartitr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03
.@eifin Z:

D 6redlt&en QDrfunsen 9ahcvs nt It5r au fnrten
Nerluh ws SsPebnes 0rwrrunG Sbeen ehrudbeti Ser
SetfslrdM bDf 4bHnEesn abnstsnne Uer ber 0seQdast
lt Aipr stn,9e Der thmmeu Sr9sn
8unknDs ytrnen beu Nrs t6nneu test beurtbesIen
reer urtds trs 9eunbhetf dbnimm h brs Rrdfi psf
eren wah bldB unt aSsebr rerben tnee1 A sns
eesHbun S 6etnuns Bite Ausea ben 5uea anb 6se A
ietheH pet 4uS5ebruna bnben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03
Sr1anlltbe SAmdhe


anteriugit aeb be pDas Gra wteb ter8tut Dteies
uTbtbhr een weles ods Sben eenb BITE &be rnb gd-
rnnenbtl unmee maL TT Oft 9Ops Derer pts tt-n
es'1tatn unbepnneu frcbnen. SunSe Qer rh su IetGt
gu aastpetfuisen eeHgt pet Ns Eeeen utat eenG
elufn GbBiet6 ts aud eurh Sniftuen @berlnldgen TN
farh Scn ute dnrere urahen entheben 70 III lie bDh
NlsHSheis etns sDSe DhBbraubeS bfen Drsan
User dter pu ldueuu ndb ra Grseu9une
een urlrren wrb ee It'd beimlten Qahern ersebeR ds
GeIen bls ra re le 4uBeroem wereen bur& fruben &C.
nus cte @erdHunas 2ecrteusf 8&wa6 uub De pbpben uni
setltt5sn araTts oern6tet 5lfga j e.
@urn unt eepreE oft nh bic rfane Rrantett IT,
8ncer Egae JEtt retben liz Qeteen dnpe.
rea triatsn Gle bur& GwObubet sstemen 2aers
hagpendpp ~
lGs Sfftre: gp,7 Sao-6rspertd1ra6s,
lteben 5biiren ppn 8altimOreltr., GltIi6e Sette,
Die Stllfen btuauf, 114 @
2af merft N 9tnmen p RnuSultrmer benn unrtIene uni
nn5erlhG Na6m1tr burdrebent pnt eeDieno AnafiabfI
S6ubHider Snhrde StrdBenrent8eT unb HdmpeTpuper
henea N regelmaBte @ris uue lduern aastsaeu Dr
Schulfpns 0uf 9dhe -
NS. aae Srteie muhen stnen Dpa 5tanr tntbalten.
~ Gttl' 9etlans in2 Ia9en Su9eli4ert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03
DIT. 9Oi)nItOll,
Der ettlsl1e 9lrst. lpelher dl.SetAt.

tGtubitrI ahtJehn Soprsn-) e.4
Gr bat eds nherne wirdme beht yttteI tn Der Qt
nteet seecn aus gentle Rranfbstten Stra6s TIM Nudeu uui
eoloern uHten n9t Sddmen suuetn bmer3tE
Nerfn urtubInfs bee Vrrrnes bet
craautNAeu Rrd bs Rsrpsnrstses Rpr @uree NaieH
Rdntstt deG pen ebel ete sereA
3shemen Guobnbetten Der 5nesnb re bren Opeu Gsfdbr
% ans ale Der Streuen SsdrG ben @sfnbrter oes ulrHs
erraPreu Htt ete sebeif brs edrauohsn
c6nuuben peuiten Shua6s &OnttutDn berpcrbrnee1
pr 9ns unmrsIi mAeu nh sulss ben a6rpF nne Ssun
1nrpn I
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03
&ebinonnnen.

Ger tdslie6e Baltimore gBefer" Gs. per Eo8t.
an bic &ri3er Sa4lbor.
n geaDhoton g89eetn8 aStd gseder sbsuaus
ins 9au5 8etrodt.
0ur8 bic qof Sermb $3.50 per SaBr, in siereabriar
8prou5beSagtn9.
DoS gSpeenbIatt bS Baltimore SBecfer eriaetnt ibsn
Seta8 c ii6rj6 50 uneeoingter Sorau8besohluus.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03
9Serbelratbete Ner(cnen.

cosr SGls rrits d Ucrbeartsn beabnbrse uns @ Pig
htber bwdbg Cpef nes tpetHs bswIst nb Iol-
ten anpersua'b Sr 5ebahou gu @utbs sttben.
4lt ?nesrnt se9n ec Gbe pbonb cbe ssttst Serrntne
Westdeti Der Nerpen 3tisrH Snwahe Erl6 6png
Der ftfbtsn 4rI perrsn 5usu turrt Derientee wel&er
b her Stbiheluas unt &nrrrss Or Cbnapn unsetbt
tdrn tn Ils suem Sbrenm1nne Cbus Surt b
nno AMpeElhi6 au ietns ara1as Ssiatdhie psrlaaien
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03
Sun1e Wt1nner,

cepners Th htt Sp IsusS Ssbeteu 9ders eerrrben nb
eHrt brt erhLbutn 4lrnte eutdettn Beth1ntt rdf
mi ren Echer b 8sretdmtett beestfsr
eetsI tsalbstnes 1Snt eutpd babeu wnFetn mpSeH @ m
pDQem Uertrdutu udhen, -~e4- +ty{tR9