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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

A DILKrTANTR MoUsB.-In Boston, during
the performance of the Messiah on Sunday
evening, while Isabella Hinkley was singing
one of her finest passages, a mouse was seen
to issue from under one of the seats in the gal
leiy, and dance on the floor in apparent
dental movement on the part of some one
After few minutes the mouse again ap
peared, evidently attracted by the sweet and
melodious tones Of the performer. -rl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

The FAMOUS FRIfH PIoTURE.-The famous
Firth picture, which is yet to be painted for
1850 guineas, and for Mr.. Flotow, and which
has already been mentioned as to be "Life
at Railway Station,' is thus described
from hearsay:
1t will be ten feet in length, and will COM
prise numerous groups in every class in So
ciety and every variety of circumstance
grave, gay, lively and severe-which may be
supposed to meet within the portals of the
great iron highway. At one end of the
canvass the bride, "beautiful and young"
and her husband-lover setting out on their
wedding tour; at the other felon flying
from justice, apprehended by detectives; and
between the two extremes of high hope and
deep despair an abundance Of characters and
episodes of life, such as the great moving
panorama of London presents in infinite
variety. Mr. Flotow expects to get back his
nearly 5000 guineas, first by the exhibition
of the picture, next by sale of engravings
therefrom, and lastly by disposing of the
original. , ... .I.r....
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

"A GREAT RAILWAY LAWSUIT CoMIRG TO A
CLosE.-Last week the arguments were made
in the famous suit of the Vermont and
Canada against the Vermont Central Rail-
road for back rents involving about $500, 900.
This case has been on the tapis for six years.
A decision will probably be given in about a
fnrfniaht
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

PITTsBURe, April 6-M.-River seven feet
nine inches by the pier-mark, andat astand.
Weather clear.
ST. Louis, April 6,--River rising again.
There was heavy rain last night. Now
clear and mild.
LOUISVILLE, April S-P. M-The River is
rising, with seven feet nine inchesin the
Canal. Cloudy. ....
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

ERGLIsH VIEW OF THE "IMPEEDING Oasis"
The London literary Gazette for March l6
contains an elaborate review of Helpers
Impending Crisis, in the course of which II
remarks; "We suppose this is the sort Of
book likely to further the good cause in
America; for sixty-eight experienced Sen
AtoIs, with Christian names ranging from
Isaiah to Galpshs, say SO"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

A NEGRo TURNED WHITE.-There is a
negro woman belonging to the estate Of DR..
Hamilton, late of this place, deceased, says
black, but Is now of a tRwny white color.
We understand that the change occurred
gradually in this way small white spots
appeared, and these enlarged until they ran
into each other and spread over her entire
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

Tue MIsERIEs OF MATRIMoNY.-HenryU Ur-
ban, of st. Louis, is an unfortunate man. A
gang of rowdies attacked his house, and he
fred upon them, breaking the arm Of one
For this, he was arrested and sentenced to a
month imprisonment. When he had served
Z ont his time and went home. he found that
his wife had eloped with another mal. The
next day a, Jew peddler sold him brass
watch tor$e0' seg 2 sri.iqggs rhf ss5m
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

RESPONSIBILITY OF LIQUOR DEALERS IN NEW
ENGLAND.--0ne clause of bill in relation to
the sale of Intoxicating liquors which has
passed the Massachusetts House of Repre-
sentatiyes, provides that the husband, wife,
parent, child, guardian or employer Of any
person, who hereafter may have the habit Of
drinking spurious or intoxicating liquors TO
excess, may, in an action against any person
or persons who shall sell or deliver unlaw-
fully to the person having such habit, re-
cover as damages any amount not exceeding
$500 and not less than $40. 20 iriaHlef7 y
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

A STEAMER BRoUGHT TO BY A SHoT.--The
steamer Georges Greek, Captain Willets
from Baltimore, in proceeding up the river
to SaYannah, was brought to on Saturday
night by the battery at Fort Jackson. The
GEORGES Oreek, il is alleged, having, when
abreast Of the fort, no lights observable, was
hailed, and giving no anWer, two blank cart
ridges were fired at her; still failing to an
sWer, two balls were fred at her, one of
which passed over her bows, and the other
over her stern-w hich Immediately brought
her small boat to the fort to explain her posi-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

FoRTIFIoATIoS OF A FLoRIDA SEAPoRT.-
The Pensacola Gazette states that two thirty
two Founders have been obtained from st.
augustine, and are TO be placed in battery
near the port of st. Marks for the protection
OF that haTbor, A call is made on the neigh
boring planters for laoerers to assist 10
erecting sand batteries. \ Iss,ol 4 81 is
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08
From Petersburu.

PETERsBUas, Va, april 6.-The excite.
ment is very great, and the wen news is dis
cussed on every corner All are willing it
should come, and say that Virginia mast go
nut of the Union
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08
LEGAL REPORTING.

m OUIe FRR6RH, VRRBATIM PHON0-
n GkARHIo hkP0aTER.-The above has lpS
attend promptly % orderB Of eyeFy des0npti0ns Il
thas sls5. ssssi % ~ 9Insr state a ~
nee In the Queen City Commercial College, opposit,
the PoSlofcs helers 3 Alphpnao Tan hyq., Atten
Ciaeinnasi Commercially 4. Reed Pro1listor Dali
Press. lelQ-o
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

BOSTON, April 6.--There is great activity
manifested in the Oharlestown Nsvy-yaFd,
over 500 persons being employed.
The brig BaiaBTiJgs is ready for sea, and is
waiting for her crew. The steam frigates
MinaesOtG, Mississippi and CoIordao. aye also
nearly ready,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, April G-The public are by
no means disappointed by the recent news Of
warlike movementa The Confederacy is
ready TO receive its visitors in any, form.
The supplies of Fort Sumter are not vet cut
off. Affairs, however, appear to be enlni-
mating
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

FALL RIVER, MASS, April 6.-The wooden
mill and machinery of the Dunlap, Manufac-
turing Company was destroyed by fire last
night. The stock of dry goods was mostly
saved. Insurance, $3l, 900.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

NoRFoLK, Va, April st Schooner
Lacy r. Warren, of Bath, was seized in
Hampton Roads, to, day, for violation of
the inspection laws. @ .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08
TBRPsICHoRRAN.
PARLoR GROVE.

UNO PICNIC PARTIES AND PLEAS
II URk-SkEKERS. Those beautiful and favor
ite grounds, known as the Parlor Grove,,' now
being improved for the coming season, In such
manner a. TO render them, beyond all com mparisOn,
the most convenient and attractive sgmmeEEesort
ia the noiehbOrhood of Cincinnati. The prcprie-
tors are determined to spare no expense in making
the "GrOve all that the most fastidious pleasures
seeker can desire splendid platform for dancing,
forty feet by eighty a new orchestra; seats and
tables IN every convenient position a handsome
refreshnent room, in which those who do not like
the trouble Of taking baskets with them, can sit
down 70 a comfortable meal at moderate charge;
q safe place in which 10 deposit baskets Swings,
etc, afe among the induoements held out to those
who wish to spend summers day In the woods,
and enjoy at the same time such convenienees as
can not be obtained elsewhere. The proprietors
reserve to themselves the privilege of selling re-
fresh nents on the grounds for which right they will
be willing to pay at the usual rate. No spritous
liquors will be permitted to be sold on the grounds,
upon any pretense whatever. To religious ceties
and schools who may not require the use OF the
platform, a reduction will be made. The prOprie-
tors will spare pains to secure for Parior Groyer
q high reputation for responsibility and orderly
maaagenent. Fer terms and all arrangements,
apply, Wednesdays and SATURDAYS TIL p NJ at
90 hain-st., OF By letter to Parlor Grove Delhi,
Hamilton County " r"tTV fE mills X =
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

AN UNKNOWN POLITioIAN.--A promiasnt
Southern politician was told, the other day,
that our national disasters would soon be
quietsd.
I" By whomF' inquired the politician.
" By no less q person than jehovah
"Ah, indeed! But who is G. Hover? Is
he Northern or Southern man n
This Is said to be an actual fact. The poll
itieian really did not know that the Deity
was sometimes called Jehovah. sa-1 10 ,-'l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08
Louisville Election.

LOUISVILLE, April g. Ex. Mayor DELPHI,
the Working meH's candidate, and Union
man, has been elected Mayor. Majority
about L2O0.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

SALE OF PIcTUREs IN LoSDos. areoent
picture sale in London, the rDeer 10 the
Lake" a large picture by Sir Edwin Land.
seer, brought $4,000 "Jefpbalem,n by Jones,
brought 81, 800, and f'King Lear" BY Poole,
brought 1900. A' 'o''' i. a'ii t.,. s's
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

MGETGoMERY, ALA, April 6.-The people
are pleased at the prospects Of brush, and
all Alces are bright with anticipation.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08
Rrnm Augusta. Ga.

Augusta, GA, April 6.-kittle reliance is
placed in the dispatch from the Narth re-
specting war preparations, but it is univer-
sally conceded that all prefer such a policy to
SUSPENSE,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

Nav, ORLEANS, April 6.-The report that
war-vessels have been ordered to the month
of The Mississippi has created considerable
excitement.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

ALTRRD DE MUssEr's CoRREsPospESoE.-
NJ. Paul de Musset, known in French literary
circles, from the paper war he carried on
with George Sand, whence arose, the two
brochures, Elle et Lti'and Lal et Elie, is en-
gaged in preparing for publication the core
Fespondenee Of his late brother, Alfred de
Musset. ~ TIluh san'Q aNf IEmiI .sI'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

Have confounded and perplexed the abest profess
sors Of the day, and who is the only person living
who can perform three pieces of music at one time;
reproduce any piece, however long and difficult,
after once hearing it play with his bach to the
then change seats and correctly play the primo to
any piece he has never befnIe heard; execute in
marches. waltzes polkas, antasias concertas, yar
atioDs. etc; gives inimitable limitations of the
etc. sings in English, German, French, Italian or
nIoyise he mnst briIiant ssS,s-Vet does moi know
a fiat from sharp, or the name Of key on the in
stTument; does he understand a word in either
language he sings, having been born blind. aud
without moments instruction; yet all is rendered
mot only critically correct but brilliant and beau
tiful.
Admission to concert, so cents; children and
servants, 35 cents.
Doors oren at O'Clock concert to commence alta.
Grand Family Matinee on WEDNESDAY,, April
10, at II A. NJ. DB. 4. e CHAMBERS,
aF6.u Business Manager.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

j "There are no disunionists,p says the
London Times, 9 on this side Of the water.
Every English merchant who has thought
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. B. & r. GIBSON,
PhUnG8IR9 ~
d ANp N

BRASS FOUNDERS,
600 AND 2OS VINE.sT., (NAFIONAL HALL,)
Bet. Fifth and Sixth, Cincinnati, O..
n EAD-PIPR 5HERT.HEAD, WATER
~ OL0sETSt Hot and Gold Baths and Chemical
Apparatus iitted up in the neatest manner. Iron
and Brass Pipe, and Brass Work Of every descrip-
tion. fe2Tscm
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08

Heavy FOTEeries In BostOn-A Shoes
DenIer swindles Various Parties out Of
$4,000 and Decamps- Assets Of 50 to
Offset Linbiiities OF $4,000. TO-.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07
@eimban6iunaen "a.
g. &rom,.
90. Q Grhnnne gslnd

Smpurttr tfno SertduIer BON u etnen.
SrauntwstRen u. @tearrsn,
eriaubt f6 bisrmit benz csutIhcn Vmblifum Siih.
nCnoe UNI llmasbuna iein rsiGbaltisss qoac,
pom tntportttttn gGstnsn, Srdnntweitten nnp SaD
sann @igarren gu elnpfrtIen.
Sein Sprrate Don frarS5ff6en Rutbpsiner
fur fcrtrnencen Summsr iR srus unS btRsbt In
stslen oerfhtsbsusn @attunsen, tpte: ct. Sulitn
Ct. Gfepbe, ct. Gmiltpn, Ycntrt @duh, G6ateau
sdtcur, @6atsau Ga &oe, 9bateau Qaftte, Gbr.
tedu Margdur &C., treruntrr Die belen @eine,
tsi&r impcrtirt rsrorn. Diefelben perben in
slalfsn uno bsim Dubenb rertauft; etrsaa az.
.e,neere Sprtrn aud bei @allcne. =.
6reR@ Brandy bed uno tuntelfar6ia, BON
Sas. 0sunehp, Satsrac, 9irret, Ganilcn u. Co.,
Sine Growers Company unb anbere Sorfen an
'SsrI6trosuer SretIsn, etsnIp @9ampdgner. IPc.
esira, SberrpWein unb 8bsinptin Bbisfev.
Bin, Stun &c. Bon 5aSuna @isarren INNER
srpee NuSwatl an 6anb.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07

9tetne alte imp0rtirte
0SSeine, SiqmDrs Mnb @t0drrcm.
unter Der Sirna 49, N""
M'KEEVER s. BROKEN
unb tperpen liz i6rrm Sture, Nc. 4 @rbonor
6otel, 9eari Str., Rlbmomb, Sd.
fir Die 8elss elm itets rei&baEtsss aastr fibten sOn i'm,
prrtirten uno inISnoiiten 49,
Betnen, eiauOrs unr @iaaFren,
GonbCn Qurter, Gect6 Ole.
SarOinsS u. (. 10,
af irelhe griitsl bitislber bic gufrerfIdmfeit i6rer Hrsunh,
une Ses seebrten 9nblttan,s btn;upeilsn lid erlouben. Ssrts
lclbt. a6sr aud su9leib Die @erli6cruma aebfnS. hns ;sSsr
BET uns ~setautte artifeL ais d&t sarantirf rfrben fam mi
aab jsSeni &bstIs Der Staot frsi inc Saus oeliefert mirS.
Mler. SIC Seeper,
GbaS. 81, Srioen
&@- Or. Srtden srlaubt ib i-inen GrennSen 81,
gn5ri9e ~ MADDEN, e1s CT baS iritber ron ibm bctrieben,
Esler> nno Gebcns~S erf6eruneS sgeTb6ft f~Drffeken frirS
Setgs Sfitet btfnSet I'D jebt i' Sem Stofe SIR Srrrer
WcSseser II. Srifen.
va Serf&eran9rn ollsr art unS in ben beueu
9tlsQlhdften peroen billi9it boelblt ntaeaenorncnUfTn
Ne8sR 8erl:Nsruns (Snimane) t5enbe man ltb ain
Dr. Sriden,
SO. { gr9dRae Sptcl. NeofIIr
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@ef6dfts.9I m3eiaea.

Dem 9ss6rted Yublttarh trTauben tpir unS
bisrIn't bic eraebenfr &n;etae iin MAIDEN, bas nil
inisren Stn-Stors mad unisrsm neuen uno ae,
reulnt9en 3anie sgtU: 1873 Sroabfra6e spiIdsa
Der s.. unb 8. peftegt taben.
Sur pds inns btsber 9ef@sntte 3utrauen teaenfS
%oantenr, s%rlnaben mir unS, aud. fstse. am oass
felts gu bitten.
@ir faSfsh 6~tfanbis SIN reI&baltiass eau.r
ausr Sortsn Sefen, S~Iedtnaaten un6 aller an.
erren In infer @efaaft ialassnoe &rttsl;
NH, oa mir MUIR FUR Saar %faufen, gu ben sintas
ten pretfen Derfdufsn tSnnen.
Oas Defen Yer 5duier, ippie 9ie7acntureT
le0sr Art ipsrcen ldnea, gut nnh ttlieR befurat.
Meffer! mefferl
@uf nnifr neu rrbGitsnrS GGcrtiment We6sr:
oeutiGer 5nbrifatipn MAIDEN oaS pubIitur er6e,
BENT anfmerfiam 6uIs6auer II. Bro
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Sin9er's nete SdmiIienr Malhir F '
I'm uniere belten SomiIien-A aIbinsn in Snn O3er,i4 Nu.
81 brIn9en, sabe1 mir ben Gre 8 fur bieleItcn. 9nIi,ehSs 81 81
posT aTSa5ssrle Shuttle laf9inr, fd6n per,fher ont Semi :,
zig Spudrs b~erabselttt. 20" uuI oHhIS
Singers 30. l uuO 2 StanSarb S6vttrs
Wafhinen.
Sstee Irten bieier Maf1ine linb Itbr iti 4o66.,.n
BEN Santlten| unb 6a6rifaebrauh. Die lJreifr SrTsssif s ~
berabStlesi, Tir. BON $l35 unb $3.50 alf 500 NM SI nnUS
Stnser'e No. 3 STANDARD G6uttIe. SSo 49,
sur Na9tn' 8abrifaRtrn uab i9pere 9sbcrorbeit n.s:.
eprtplett, $l25. "rcte'
Gerncr, urt urEtt elite ycafnfSia IN r466,r -.
NAeal9lne, Paupiladitd; i SabritafcisSSeft ocsian ~ nsu
ranlples aS idnel arocttet aub jebe @rt Dor SrS,,;, sc
tlbren tann. Yrtis %brrielber, nebt eiferrrTn ca = ausS
S4leblane, SllO, peldbes biliaer III, ais I'M i rs Hao
Htal1tne opn 9lelher @jitte 9ssablt tptr6. "eN" ''"s
Nue' StuSrldGp Raldinen madrn ben
S qua mt ifpst S9Den, ipttheS Der betannt' bette q y it
SSosrmann, ptr Die Bette NennthB l6er 0itm1SSGja ,sp ~:
AN9snisiren, Ibr SeIen GrGee, SltbeitsfS6isf" /; It'yMsn ns I'M
erpalten mill, lHrstbe fir Gin Gremplar BON 9 SrS dsie 70
uno SpS 95aistt," cine l96n iaufrirte 3tifnn NJ S'GseI
gratis i~ngelanbt perben wic. """"J' 0R t9n1
gfaoeln, 53wirn, SaumnpQenooyn urh e..S.
nHb ole sum @etrau6 elmer @6brrbI1ine nrtbms,S; 1--we d
%gentanee ltno bel Qnter;eidnetsm in arpscr Srsnn y. %sS
ben. Gin arlhitttr @aIainif pirS SpGrrs ~"S Sn iav,'@
Da SINGER un6 Cos @eibdft shn %ffdftinrny .S5,S.,
Inbrt unc IN better G,slhdft9fSeie bttrisSsS9 Mrs gSu = &C.
n!r au5 leett. ME biss tets frabfr Der san mor y peESn
retSe Iuftrags ~ erbalren. 8. 81. Sinnrr' .Nur Sael'
z. &rStf, agent: 246 Mainff,. "$Sii f u: S0s
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&aTts<. Snad;@aus unb easer6ier.@ ofsfs.
wtelneis Bfeunesn isrpis ben seiantmtrn 0u5liflm be
ersrbsn' &Heier, bab i'd ant 8useS be Nrtten SpsrftSS w y.
en &sae'S p0;tl, ein nsuee Snad<paus Sfiaeri6tet bah}.
@elslolt neSea letfttgsn erfrif6ans.r sfstS1eia aEiss GS4aS
SsssiSgee yreiS>SassTbter 81 bG6en III. Gtrea redf ;aDf.
80 :, 3eRR'@arrEauftn, Qat.
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gar,p 8eDbS!

S1ctp @eDbS! ytsto G1DDbs!
Gs.t,n ,rbaIten cine srOee Ydrtte fran,6ff&sr
,,,,n oupere GolicpsS = spring style - FRANC.
Priuionts, 70 wie eine srcec aueUa6l BON Sc
0r,i,t,, uno ~tarrirten Saumtuolen.S tUfen, Sc.
sfsiht,n II. unasbteitten gsRel. a%st6perte bauns
,.ntsus uno ~bnibpouepe 3euae fur 6nabeu.an.
,aa., Gnsif& grcwn Dud. feinsre estnpanc fur
Sspr.r, .Mu,;iee uno Sbtrtinss tn allen Sreiten
uno preiIen.
eaoer BON @%stotnfOHen, DrsS 9opps &c. Wtr
veriouf,n DE Sese III 81 Cts. uno Sareas gu
1o3 gtss Gbttes II. Gbenern,
I73 SroarRr.
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Smiths Colon

SroaSifr.. sriiten Der 8. uno 8. Styaae
Neinen btutf6sn Greunbtn NIB BEN sefaniintfn arsfi.
tnR bic 9n3et9e, oaB Id bic ieitber pUn Srn. s.. QeafTi i'm
frilbren Srporlt'eet 6OsI ssfabrte gslrt6Ifafi ii6ern Sran :,
Ilie nsH e~insertttst ba6e. Durt quite @,srSnfe mnS Snn;iin,
ertrNfbuhsen bOftt6as gSOblpplcn ieihsr' oCutitSn NrrInEs
,Su tr'pcrben uno Label ju S~aelreldsn 8eludb fteunbIiSff cir
-SameS g. 9 nTitb "
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DirtbGbatIs Gr6funna

Der unterSeihnste srlaubt ft6 einem eeebrteu
puelttum pte @u5eise gu MAIDEN, bab er 3pilhen
Der o.. uno Z. StraBe elnen 9aserbier, Salon ere
SCfnst bat. Gs irire eas Sefreben beEeiben fem,
ltets nur Die 6sitsn @etraute gu bnltsn ourh
dufuertlaue uno freunottGe Sepienuna ~oisisris
gen, uelbe ten Seiuten, Den furSrn Nufentbalt
IN letnsm frsunsliten unp tlblen 9pfale anse,
nebH, az MAIDEN.
8iAmOnS, 90. Suit 1860.
Sptu Sertta, @at.
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g. 9S. Sftmcmamm,

ntrma6er unc @Otsar6ttter,
8rvarl ra6sr yuifttsn'b Der s.. unb g..
Mfsfhtr'6 rsunDen un5'Seh ssebrttn Yn6fftirn
Die AnSef6s ,baB i'd an Cbtsrr pfase eifen Lib.
EN- uhoe SJelpelerYsS tote ef5fhetf6dbe, rStTtlte
d cine a9b8e @usipatt bsf a~tf6mddbtafin iii
oielsSF @fi&aft 'sinihiastnSeF@ rtitel fibre; osren
@iitt sdraHttt' unt OieislbeF VI aukGrorOest4tS
ttataea Vfsitth' Seffduie.,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t. rsvrSea. ,d,asg unongIL
lieFi befsyat.-
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Sir0ini0 Gifm-

@tne neue 6abrtt- n b g. o,,,,S III
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uno HcanpfesG Ilenbabn, lofpie 6S 0prS-G sr.I;s SSeepearo'
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eltra tltmlee, gsiuno uno pfril5enb. @I,s ME- s y ,
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S'peiaSs aassIlt bills anf, Subicription SerYouH h. - : = "
5 9dlars per @lonat. ' "H0~"pL sapiDar' ntsi
per srosts &bstl e%er'rsiasn einnab me CUf mr. ~, t.,r~ .sa
panpt fperofn. ""No' w SIaBtn etf'
enhe ~e6mpagnie idT grri6mna sSh taSriF;p iHis,4s,iri,
%ineorporitt iporerR.. N'"" 'GEps1St
9ts @ueflbrrna Bat fbOn traUfrneir.
Vie srFeR 3beilnstmer ba6en biks A.zs,
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Sen Serten une 9ampbltte, lctpie iur 9I1af~,i"HN&fn1ns
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Der Undergraduate empRsblt b5aiha fetuen
0reunoen uno benz YublituG; Iein aueasosbntes
fril4 euseieates Eager BON 9iaueuren unb 81.
sarren, oirett impcrtirte frnnS5FGGe Tctb. unr
Weis'Detue, Gbnmplgner, WaIaaa, Sberrs anr
Waoeira Betne, aQer llrten Branntpeins, Bbis-
tep's, bp0dnc. Sin, 8um unb elm q. oiprtirtes
Eager Dun 6aodna unb einbeimilhen Gioarren.
5auptia6li6 ober enpfeblt er allen 9ie6bdbtrn
oes puren beutI6sn 8rteulaftcs 1eihen Ghten
Tbeinwein, Su BADEN BET alen Suantit6ten urb
btui9en NreiIen.
Nuh d6ten 9im6uresrs unb Charlottesville,
Sarcines II. {. {.
Nehtes SelterItr. BaIer.
-Nue Sefelun9et perpen nit Oont smpfandeu
uur aufs 9lnttli6is ous1sfitrt. gBisrerpertGus
terra %9ertaule t6 au Den t%ial9fen prci1rn.
l. 9. Sng9enbcimerH
supporter Don peutihen II. fran;6ilhen g1einen
unp Srdnoiss,
uno'
Havana x Domestic Cigals,
$50. llS 5ranflinfh. swiihsn Der IA. u. IL,
nabe @UoernCrfr.
LDas oeutt1e publitltr, tnSteipnbere abr 8itberSs,Eapfer
lne cte 9errcn 9etrthe, ircreSn ouf btties nei errihletr
aSeolelale. 0elGatt %autmertiann gcniaht unb eriuCbt, biz b5bf
prsispireiecn g8aaren biefts ntueu grabIifIcments N Seriu.
Stn. tee le IN aneersr pteIsen pesr n6rcliben SdaIern irs
StHtaute niadeH. Inter @nbtren perbienen fplsenbt @rtifsI
%Ssl9netrS bier ertpdbut unb berYprsebobsn ,u iperStn:
SranSOll6s Branptes unp 3tctEweine,
@tampa9uer laGt Scrten),
Ttein' unp Mpfel @vine,
&ae Sprten @bistes. Sin.
9sad uno apple-9 Brands.
Nle Sorten 9iqr:ure (@prbiaIs), ats : &iiimmel
Nnis, Itlpntb, CURACAO lc. IL.
Wle SCrten 6aYaud ::np Oumrair @iaars ~
leoem greile, Qpu6turs &autlbat, ALE @prtep
8au&ta6af, Sarpines &c. &C.
I'm freunbli6rn 3gicrub g. G5G6 eubsirs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-07
@enr,1 @idarbt,
WeWg Gutenberg,

5a6rttan BON Spissel- uuD StlOer-8abmsn
Wu. II @cSernrr Strase.
Dem bsutIfeu gh6lifum bic s~rsebsnIte @nseise, sas i'd
an OSiaem Viase Elm @ploleiiten uno @olbrabmen. YeIbdft
erS6nttt BABE, rcOItlbff5 gfhtnen iebsr Qualitat un6 @r6se IN
Sen biGialten Wrtilen nEbNin Der srGSten @uspabt III baden
(ub. @tpafaturenl rpereen sbilisf auseefibrt.
I'm aefSlise Mhftrdae buet 81. Gbrenberd.