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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
WM. WALLAcE's Pure MOUNTAIN Dew
WHTSKEY

DttTtr g8tiSfep wire nur d6t tur6 uuS 6e,csen. mir
MA ben oae 9ublttum bierouf oufmcrfiam uuo m6rnen oose
ltlt, yer &rfauf zines uo6gcma6tCr NrticlS, bo oteltr
IBbiSttp uur ourdb uuier oduS besogen rctbeu fam. Roufl
%lieHt0ter, ipclhr Gin Barrel pNer mcbr sou Gicfem p~cr;ieIts
hcr Yrdno 3u fduftn wunibcn, Ipllcn nur bo faufcn, NO he
III &c SCrEdgffr Ssrtrauen lcecn. lSr nInlben baS Qus
biiFHnn MIR Vpr 6dlldbun9eu iu pdrlen. I8ir bolttn tets
tincu gr1Geu gorratb ppu oicirm 2SbiSfCp ouf Eager, BEN mir
lur aim ptrfauicu, rrenn er ~pcnt0itu5 IL Wcnate alt 1T.
Iiou er;uueye lb, Dap mir bs altiniaeu 8crfdufcr son @.
BaIrcc'S 9ule Wountoiu Dem WbsfCY limb, unb buE mir
III, linen Qreis BET Sert6uftn prn / bic 100 Barrels baben,
uro laOer SauRie0bober Elm, btsiru YprSasIidtn unb rcjren
.8bistep elmer @rrbc gu untcrpcrfen.
gBm. @auorc S6bnc,
Ode Carr uso Qeart Nlr) Strait.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01

QuS,ise eerf@ieoener Certificate BON Qeutcn,
pslfr ptsies Oitttsl aebrauht bdten:
Da I'D meiu 6aor 3'itis Vtttor, troudtc i6 YerT5ic6cne
gPttttl, ole abr ollie %erfpl9lp5 b%ljssen, sis aIf .PaeNme
G'arcin'S Sair Rcitcrcr. Ills ih ciniac Fluftsn bapun oe-
braudt bate, fns mttn poar tpieccr gu wd6ien an 1t murOc
itlrt uno otnt. Sdr1b -. Sbpdltp (6i Sobr dltl
No. lis WarirGtr., Ybllae.
Sd 6eiAriniBs bierntit, bd6 Ole ltnterNthnerin bed atiaen
s~rtiheatce etn auee MIli1lito Der Gbenc;sr 81. g. Rirhc in
btlaOilpBinr inp oaB ibre Au6lase YOqfonmen staubipurots
III. s. y. ~, GUlUugb,
10. On. go. 9altrr Der Gbenc,er STRIDE in Qbilao.
@eine Nrat mar in ben leBten Sabrcn ouf prri6irocnen
Steuen tpres Npptes p%oUltdnotg fail, erbtclt dbcr ourd ben
8rbraud 5brs 6elmitttIS rtneu neuel SuaupuAs uno
~StrealntBMiBll ianeeS baar Sd mus ftrntr bier beri6ter.
eoB etslelte lett idbrrt al NeuraIsto lttt. icttoem &c aber
fustt. e. s. 6orwcQ,
IL. Set. 1860. 50 NORTH 3I9bItr, Soltp., 40.
GS treut mid. 8abauc @atctn's 6lir eitpratire cm.
eIeblen III tcnnen, oaS tb nit Scrtb:l setrouht babS, juCm
20 Heln paar hart senobt uro cS nm 4uSfaIcn p,rbtHecrt
bat. Htncp 5pbne,
~. Stt. 1886. NO. 3 Is onnercttr, SlU1., Olb.
Set ben Icets. ;ebn Sabrtn lit 10 m 9teuralsia. Metn
5cpt Ipuroe err ts a%n9tlrlHsn, Dag lib tdum lcttn fonute.
Ae ib ieoodb tdVpl cine St0lpe pUn Ndp. @arciu'S 6lir
HererattSt, oaS mir tmpfpblen mar, gebrdu6t bate, fiblte
I. 9ios. 1890, Mrs. Dllrp q. @i&arOlon,
1872 WSriOntr., @bil0oeGpbia, 90.
SD ~befaeiuise hermit, bag mcin baar felt LANCER Belt
ausfeI, uno oa5 ourh ben @ebrauh ppp Waoamt Gorcin'S
pair R~eltrratipe, uuo ipar ron nur elmer 6Ioltc, o05 @us.
fallen oefe6en niht alein o%nfQ0rte, lonbtn auG sinen
uelta paorpuds berporbrGdte. 81. u. SbCna5,
8. Rev. 1850. 3l5 SCntb 6rout Street,
9btl0oephta, ga,
SD base Mdbdue @arein'S Srteutat 6ar 9eturdttye
ttner unterfuh ing unterporicn une tnce in ~ocmeIben ctr
pSrilstdss Mlrtel Jr 8eiui9un5 ee Nopfee, eaS purds
aus feline nahtbstiise l8trtun3 auf ot 9aut auslbt.
8aGte, II. 9top. $50. G]h.iltopaer Ribgye, u. ..
Vs. 5asrieirt unb gum Sersauf bel
~. 9arctn, I7tt Str06e 3iptiden Grace
umo 6rautltn, RthmOuo, SG., ionic in
allen NpUbttenIuO S0nepitcreS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01

8beingauers unO Wolel.HSeine.
Sge5en er6alten eiue Senoun9 son
% 5o6 Rbeius9Retue,
Sc 6lB Wclel-Q8etue,
20 / GO8nac 9tnet SaitiIcn,
Sin. 8Im, Abipnt6e, B6istey,
20 &ilten 9mbnr8sy II. S6Wst3er &ais.
10 SAP dhten g8ein gina,
4tht tmportjrte5 Selter5paTrr.
SacCb 2tpps,
supporter, l84 8rDapsStraBe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
OfMf{cbe 29npfhefc-

tur BEN mir ron meinsn biefeei 9oa6sleuten 70 r,iA.
lth stldtn!ten 3uipruG esriIib par!:nO, enipf,5le ids mih
quo %tsrnstlin bercnt 9]ensieRt 28eblpslen, inoem id ~
9Ic'6er Belt sur Serntnis brirsc, eas Id ntbl frifben Orr
leint mo 9rpbe 6Asrits, Sa9v, G%FltSws5, . fcrorrbc, YER
l@leetnt Sortcn giucelr. pcu6be 9idorteh uiinGr a utter
8ale, 9eoeolaoe, Macorcni, Salaiel in srcFcn uue ttttrcn
T.1lhen 9intmt, sonitn lno tn, fc6enen, netf oncp onSern
@epur;en, S6ndntme. 9mflmsrieu, Se,fen Il. ,c. wrIte
Nrtttt Id gu BEN n6gli< btli9iteR @rtiien bs1cnS cmpftbIe
g. 6. 0I,ts
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
Dry-Goods 4 Fancy-Store

Dry-Goods & Fancy-Store.
No. 40. Gde 8rcoO= II. Is. StraBe. 80. 176
=. 81. 8p"Irnbuum
rrlanht I'D tua sccbric gubhfum aufmcrrianl III MAIDEN, cas-
lsint SprtnS~9SeNren e%mvfon0eu, bic in elmer 9roBrn Aue-
NAB. Der ntutlIeu @rtttel b%cilrbel, uub III un0eue.n bilieen
met@t tctnr &OncurrenI }ulaTrn. pcrfGuit wcroeu,
Sd Aebe 1clcnbcrs folgcuec Irtitcl berYOr:
Sectnicu9t, IN lunar, mO allen Npscfarbeu,
Nuoltn 0clOn. 90ui NIB p~i6mplcnc,
MtcrtrS e0Ri uub bGlbWplt I
@etttirlanbiime gtimpoRoT
NenirS ntcocridnbilGtS IUh unt GaIimcres.
SboiYI0, SiGntete, lcipic cine grpBe 9luomahI pun 5pu
teeptna GoO1S II. rolenen II. bNummeaeneu Smimp
yin Stlu0 h''tee EaSeTs wirc ~er9ebeunt betCn BON
.. ~. GI icn6aumI
rNbe, NV. rrirr Nparfte
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01

Dlmpiibiiiabri 3wiIben RihmDnp H.. Nap BORT.
Die bsi0en eOBen uub beauem ein9eri6teten Dambf,
itt1e ,Some5lcpI" uno ,9p0ncfs" wtroeu Dem reif:nSfn
@Hblifani sur Senubun9 selteno e%mpf9blen. Der Tabrprsi5
~ttira9tin br Gejute incl. 9ett uno 0ot SIS, uno in, 3,yis
lbenOef S.. Die s 1mssicipH" YsrldBt i6ren gBhnTf an
EOdetiS leoeu Dienitd9 um 4 llbr 3~apmittaas, p6Grrup pe
,,8oanefe" ieben 6reitoa UNI 8 llbr 46enoe son Gits Voini
a6fdb~t. GBer ooe leBtert DampfiGiT benIsen min Sat ia
beiOea .nttrisitneten elm 6o6r5iast 3u l6len. 10y
Grlotroire 6ilislt an9enonneR Uno plRttl dR 6eF5rbu;,
YaIaSrprsiS Bsib ReriolfS2.0O
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01

Die unter;eihnett., Ienten bic 2lufmerTiamtptt
pNn 9Btteerpertdufern ouf itr Eager pOu @rpce.
ries, Nrppilfons, Wtebl, @igarrsn, &autabaf uni
rrtfiae Qrtifel, bic gewSbulih in etrem berarti,
I'm @puIeiutes@ eIhdft geiIbrt wcrbsn. Se1cns
Ocr5 madden lie auf tbr reitbcs gSeius uuo Stquur,
3laer aufmerflGm. Qre Giele Raar.n ipurorn
luf n6rolibeu Ntirften unO ~msifteu5 fir 8aar
aefauTt, mrsbulb mir sci piuttlihcn Se,oGlern
~ GuBrrit btujSen DrciicH c~rrfaufsn fGnueu. -
Alie son uRS ais Ght 91rontirtru Sranpies uie
gSetne iino cigene 9mpprtatiUn, unO wecer ge.
mtlht, MD nit 3uidBen lhGpljher Stcfe Der.
tpeu, pie oieIee BEL BEN i'm Noresn g~efauften
E3adreu uur III oft Der SaQ lit. Der beri6mte
,gB. @9aQace'5 @ure Mcuntaiu Tcp" Wbieteo,
rgu Dem mir pie ~cinSigsn Sert&uier finn, miro
III @ebalt unD Glte non teuram innerbnlb Der
y'cr. StdGten gebrauuteu ISbi5teY iibertrcfcn.
Infer Eager beltebt auBerOem nod aus:
1000 Sa6 crtra uur i~uperftue YlcGl, inter DE.
pleu bic Don 8ddtrn 9eiubten Sorten New.
Orleane, Qprto 9ticc UNI Guba 3ufsr uno Io.
tl|fe8 500 5aS Gut 2Oaf, @rulbeO, NCwpereC
uu0 6ahes3uder; 100 &ifen ~6rr; 500 GiRsn
5cife unO Qthter 9tU. l uuO go. 3 Madete!
It 10 6cyinee; frilhe quite Soften Butter. YUn
Qtr wtr W0beutlih SenOuugeu etbalten Cars,
gilcpn Sipee, 6am5, SbOuloers unp 8renit5
5nlA, StGrte, gealt pcwper, Ssmablenen RaTe
uuD 0fe1er 4eifien, 8eIen, glmer unO ate Die
l]1uttBen Artttel, Die in elmer Grocery gew5Gntih
Srrlnngt perpen.
8erner: Us. 0aaace's Yure @Uuntain Dew
9GDisf'y, NiAarOlOn's, SuscalOola. 5lcds, OnUu
ol5 Munun9leela une 8settfeD gBbisfey 2Ot
Slg frau3pflAeu Brandy, bort, Nlaoeira, Sber.
~, Glaret unp Gbampasr gGsiu GiOsr, Com
nIm 8raupy, Sin. 8lm, apple 8ranpg UNI all
Arten qiauUrs.
30 NJ. 80 aItate G66us,
gfe Der 14ten pno @GrnsStraB
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
gGm. l8auoce S6bne,
ode ser l4tcn unS Girp. StraFt

Sdt Der l4ten ulo carp StrnFt,
{, fen bic Iufmerf(umtCit ibrer 5feunce. Der 6erren Strres
y, ltcre, 4ciiulroater, 9aQerbttrsg 8irtbe. GcufecticntrS uno
n 6ere auf ibr Eager Ypn @rpcern ieocr PIT. ionic ouf ibr
y, nor go0er, unjtrctiia oae Qr6Bts Der Stost- 9efcuOerS
NJ lhcu 6ielclben ouf jbrtu oIoemein btliCbteu IN. 28aI.
II eS purc Olcuutoin Dem 98hiSey' uRo ouf ibr Eager
SieieIteL supfiidteu I'D, ihre 9Bdaren son elcthcr Qua>
III DER ais ir9c 3 elm Ortcrf5 bdus biciiscr g5toet Su
~. .upc iperocn I'D ouBcretm %bc1reben, mac Suclt-
w.. ) ntht, 8trpadunp 'unb S%yitENuRs a%ubelduet, Die
3, f]rtcbcnbeit itrer GuNbcn ;u crwcrbcr. bile 9ieitniseu,
NJ tde lcitbsr nt6t oon uns fauftn, ino eriutt. uulereu
j elmer 9rufun9 u Inieruerftn uub weroen
oonfbo; iclhe Stuhe rutsecnnetmen unb une boS
. rtrancn uub Die tuneidoft bCricttcn 3u erpcrbtn iudeu.
M m. 81 eIIncr Shhnc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
Stm3eiaeu.
Uermtetben.
g8ibtioe No6rt6tI

Den 6erren @irtbcu, Grocery nbatern unS
gSeintrtntsrn i'm NGaemeinen pie Nu,eias, noG
I'D lcstsn cine neue SenOuus f%ran,Sfi6sr unr
Hbein. 8stne ertalten bobe, bic f6 rur6 @Ite
BiQietrit aueSst6nen. 3. 0tpp6,
184 Srpacfraee.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
A0LLea IN @lLllaaa Niahna-

mo DC perlhleotneu A1sttiCRcn, Medic aus einem URpYeEni
luben DIo9eu Ober aus Der Qeben entlprinaen.
QBte llnUtreoultatcit, S0arc i'm @fo0en, Guild, 6erN.
brtnnen. AppCtttlpitQtsit, NsH9ilihttit, 9erltrpfuRa, bluteabe
uno null9t 5amUrrboiben. SIN alien n~srs0ftn Hnb rbeuma
ttl3en S1ltn lat ee btiunj6bgJ9cn @iaItp rpUfItb6tis gem;;f
dao o~ou'tauoigt 5tIun9 barr1rgetrodt.l
S0nclbe NJ cine rein pc9cta1tiihe Rildune, nah freRa
pIenlh0ftlthen @runbl0sen Wuo mad 2Inpelfuna oeS be
rabmttu bgluuOt16en 9~rpfefcrs GsevbaSe, t%crcitst. gDtoen
mar ltlns G~irfubruHg in ben Der. StaoEn mebr fur 9itieni.
gen eelttmnt. pelhe aus unierm SaterIanoe In bieiCm 3anbt
lrltFedt l'no. 0a beNrlts inter lbnen 9rDstn 8sifal ae
Tunoen. 70 bHte tb &c bem Gmerifanilaeu 9ublifum an, in6rr
100 petB, Qos leule II bar 8b0t Wun0tT6uredm ebiciniIGen Gil
sculhatteu Nb ge!anntaaft peri@ahtn iperotn.
8gicnoerS Wiro eS fur Solhc empfoblen, beren G%pu1itutip
ourb ben b~etGuoigen GsbrauA won Qiau6ren ODER onSere
&u5ldwetfuracn in u%norPnUnQ 9sratheu fub. @m @uoe.
meinen au9eRbtitIth miriam, fnbct &c lelnGn enabrn QSca
iurt 5iee bee 9ebens, iu0em IS in ieOe 9ierOe ~einerfnat unE
lie terubi9t. Den i]tnfsnben Gsin oufri&te une in Ger GEoJ
aeue 3eiun6beit unb St6rte in baS 9anie SgltM 6rinot.,
g60rupn9:
Die9roFe Serbrtitune bitie6 auSQeieihneien @rOnlos &:
%|ltjeeenc DISADVANTAGES beryOrecrufen, De5Ga(b eas Qu ,
5Itar i'm &ntaufe S]OriAbti9 ieiu mug. Sorum n es aStbio.
ooB Shr 8perboSes 69uisei}de5 Bitter, beSOr Sbr es fap6'
riHIte probtrt. Cine SOatsile mtro @u6 G~bsr3cusen, bes
e. eeler m. ric ale 8ad0hmurgsn.
* StrtouTf $l.0O Der SOftel Ooer G 9ofelS fir S.
btt Der etn3i8en GtaenGlmern
3eHjam in 0o4e ir. II. G s.
NdbrttauteH psH &rh!?u iIr 4pctbefer Il. Cbemifr
9itt55urs, ga.
Sn R 6mOu6 wirO eEieS 9it.ers ~Derfouft in Zen gtn.
t3rtsn Der 90. Dove uno Comp, Alexander TupoT. 81
petterlon, 9. SObnifOn Il. 8rC. Orubbs unb @ppsrf6n Q
Blair, GEARING unO 9rane, GtdrIes 9iilEpouo6 unf 8. q
Nicot,Ino IN alien StoDtSn Ser Ser. Giaatfn III oieRs 8u.
ltrsi ~ aIpVtbttsr iU
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
efanntmad,mmee
q. S6SeRer II. 6 o M p,
apptb ter unp Orugstf,
81. 10 Mldin.S traRe.

9anisne fur paS biSSer aspOnnere 3utrouer bpTt q.
dntsr Suf6eruR6 prcuptsr Seeienuns, paG6be aud ferncr,
Bin ~ crbalttn.
&eosste weroen st ieoer 9cit {sd Sag unb gIaGD prompt
unb ocmiFsnboft auSQCfubrt.
Guc Sryteu BarbeltcTs. Geutsralas, 8~ub66uber.
Gigorr"n, Raud~, Rou- rub S6nrpftobot 6clSubio an
~aAb uno ptrocn IN cen btniaifen NretSen e%frfnift
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
MADAME GARcrN's

ORIENTALHAIR RESTORER.
Gs 1T pieIes cin uufeGtbares Mittel oas gBadss
tbum Der 6aare gu bef6rcern, unO pirft Su9leib
8e9en Das A~usfolen o~srlrlbeu uno srpar otne
tr9cnp welhe nahtbsittse Jcl9en FIR Die 6uut.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01

6ol3! 5Ul3!
lnterjsi6nstsr BAIT fOrtpdbreuo einsn srsbta 8crrat6 sen
Siheqs uuo 5ibtenbsls better 2ualu6t, ano tanR feline
Runoen biermil uHlsr Oen s~unltieiten 9cOjnnuuesu perieben.
Sci &dufcn BON 8 8laTrern niro oS Ge9oacs. fOitsnfrei6e,
iOr5t. 9eteluu9en. wt4. tinlerlaten perOea osi Oa6nep IL.
GOts ooer SEQ. u. 6unolt9, Src10itraBe, Iopie in Der 6Oli.
~nieoerl09e an 8roaoltr., uabe 8ro0fs @DsuHe 1trceR, oroupi
5slOrst. 9rejlt: DaS beite GtarnbOiB yU $3.50, uup
Gapneubplt u $500 per Gore. SGmeS q. 9tcor {
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01

6srabicBuu9 Der Qreilr puu Rubleu.
Die @reile Won GofS linS bis ouf 'pcjterc 9lobriht ME
frlgt:
Suit Qump Grte $3.50 yer Qoo6.
Sott pail 9ote 40
paro 9otc, betoe Sprttr $50 >,
Gttltn Qreticu utcIss mus Gots ais oas biaisfe Teic~
runaeliatcroi btclcr SeoiUn o~nereben wtrbeP.
Seetn8ungen: 9oarjabltn9 tem 9rtclsn pber 9tbIicfc~
.rliue.
Die 6cbIsrs9arbS teinocn. I6 Gee Der 10. Strose unS
Saita, unC Gdc Der 8. unb 9prblfr., IuoItf Ypm Gonal.
23.9l Srp. 8. gBertb, Nocnt.
SalatiI @eritc. St1rfe, &ofeesGTcuS @bpcu.
babe a'btt eidGy 0lengs aEtsrsr artilct, @arflmcrtecn, GU
tins grnou, 9rOtrn 98iuolpr Spop. 3abnburiteu eau &c 60.
;Osns, &c. &c. in Scr,ouf bel s. 6. 6ti&er, @st.
Drrh prrloutihe GinfGufs i'm gIoroer BIN
i'd in rem StanO seiest, mcinen ser6rtru &pu
Oen cit porliaIitea Eager Der teIen Giearren ie,
Der @rt unO Quntitdt Az a~ueuabmSmetIc btat,
gen 9reilen p~fettren IN t6nner. @leihfaus en-
lido msin wubtu1 Ortirtrt Eager uUu 9tauG,,
unc Shnupf GobaF, Yfeifcn auer Dirt anO
NrtttcI, bic in rinen Gisarreu>@ eGbGft
seIuht wcreeu. I'm cine ~slflut9c
2iui6t ieincs gaaere bi,tet y. 8OIenfcIO,
SIC. 194 9rcdoaro
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01

OaOtp @. GOrple,
9te StraBe, swif6sn 8r0aOs nuD Grace,
TibmCuO, 8d.
praftiiher @a5s5ttter u. Qlumber.
OerieI6e III In ben @tanD geIeBt, ale in oisIe5
Drihdit sinibla9snOe Qrbeiten eben 0 lbueQ unb
eiai9et berjuiteaen, ais irgenO Elm auperes Der.
arttgiS @el3dft.
8ri ~sreH3en.
q. S6ao. @. 80. Itofen6aum.
9. 9aTsI. Steb6ins II. Iuaer.
puretE eaAl 81. @bas. 6, GQett,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01

Y ONE9 SEte I, 2 Ahlren BON II. sOer
9earl trest. Q
Naen u%nieren 5reunOen unO 9etanuten Die
%srBebeue ~9lnSeise, paB w'r pie Oiesia9rioe gBein,
ernie re5 6errn Shitte (5raut Gteabcrs
6arn) fdufi6 an ms aebrabt 6aben unp Of.
f~eriren o%enlslben uniern8 etauntcn auf's,5reunS.
lthfs. Dteier neue SirsiniiAr 8cin mtro ae,
piB itbem &enner unp 5einl4meder mrnpcn,
penn IS 1T Oec refine 8e6eniaft. I'm etncn
freuuOIiben 3uipru@ bittet ersebenf
S. u. 5%attUrf u. 60.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
Royppraturen uno Oirrftcrrn.

General Qsent fir 8t6mcnr: .. q. 6tredcr.
unt:riubeuper gtr,t: Or. g8. @rste.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01
2tmsci8en.

30 Broabmap, Gde Waatrett, 9(ew 2crf.
SaareS SoPttat 100000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY l. 1861.

cinct, yesterday. on suspicion OF being implicsted
with Jeremiah Flynn in the murder of Joseph
6utchiif in West Thirty ninth street, near Tenth
avenue, week ago. 1t is said that the police
will be able to prove that the prisoners were in
Flynns company on the night Of the murder.
and that they were probably concerned with him
in the crime.
According to the City Inspectors report, there
were $3.50 deaths in this city during the past week.
decrease Of 81 as compared with the mortality
OF the week previous, and 7 more than occurred
during the corresponding week last year. The
recapitulation table gives 64 deaths of dis
eases of the brain and nerves, of the genera
tive organs, ID of the heart and blood yes
sells, l28 of the lungs, throat, &C.; Of old
age, SO of skin and eruptve fevers, premature
births, "a Of diseases of the stomach, bowels and
other digestive organs; Al OF general fevsrs, and
3 of diseases of the urinary organs-of which IA
were from violent causes. The nativity table
gives 244 natives of the United States, 6 of Eng
land, 81 of Ireland, II Of Germany of Scotland,
and the balance of various foreign countries.
The cotton market yesterday under the influence Of the
foreign news excited, with active and specula
tive demand from the trade The sales embraced about
5000 bales, closing at advance Of Nc per h. equal
10 about " 70 per bale. We now quote middling up
lands at I2c. per H. making the whole advance from
the lowest point Of depression (9ic) equal to 2c per
ID, which is equal to about $l2 3T per bale This ad
vance, applied to the cotton the country unsold
least 900 bales, gives aggregate Of $34 $4,000
The prices established yesterday the highest Of the
season Flour, under the influence OF the news,
higher, and closed at advance OF 0c 15c per barrel
with moderate sales. Wheat also rmer, but the ad
in freights, with the enhanced views OF holders
tended to check sales Corn firm, yet from the
the upward movement checked while the de-
mand good and sales far Pork firm, while sales
limited. Sugars steady, with sales of about
36O hhds. and 200 boxes For prices and stocks
other column. Coffee steady and sales light Stocks
viii be found in another place. Freight scarce
and rates were frmer, while engagements were mode
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ITALIAN OPERA IN THE METRoPoLIs--A WORD
TO THE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE ACADEMY or MU-
src.-.The return OF the associated Italian artists
from their provincial tour has given fresh
impetus to the public inquiry, are we to have
any Opera in New York this winter? And If
not, what is TO become Of the Academy of Mu-
sic? In the event of civil war IL might be
handed over to the militia for drill room. and
afterwards be turned into barrack, hospital
or citadel In that case the mimic plays would
give place to the serious drama of real life.
The stage would be the scene of real assaults,
of veritable combats and unfeigned deaths.
Real Manricos would lead their troops to the
field. and Fifth avenue Leonoras take prussia
acid rather than yield themselves up to the re-
morseless villain. Let us hope, however, that
such contingencies will never arise True, the
prospect of things political as we enter upon
the New Year is gloomy enough. The metro
polls feels deeply the effect of the selfish in
trigues of few miserable politicians; but
we are still aware that the country
is, Notwithstanding the panic, rich, prosperous
and powerful. In all the elements OF material
strength the country never stood better than
1t stands to-day. The year has been an emil
ncntly prosperous one. The crops Of all tho
great staples-cotton, corn, wheat and tobac-
co--have been larger than ever before. Go
has been pc Tred into The lap Of the mctroro
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Are We to Have Happy New Year.

Are We to Have Happy New Year!
To-day we enter upon the eighty-ifth year
Of this great republic, the three hundred and
sixty-ninth from the discovery of America, and
the eighteen hundred and sixty-irst since the
Inauguration of the Christian era--the three
great epochs Of the world. There is probably
no event that has taken place within the range
of these three eras of more moment in its bear
ings upon civilization, the rights of the people,
and the question of selfgovernment, than that
which will be developed in this country in the
course of the year that has just dawned upon
us.
The question which now agitates the public
mind has produced such an intensity Of feeling
as TO threaten the disruption of our federal
Union. Itwould appear, from the innumerable
communications we and other journals have
received from every part of the country, as if
the teeming brain of our people were reused to
its utmost activity in its efforts to solve the
momentous question by which we are now agi-
tated.
1t ia to be hoped from all these efforts that
by next New Years day our national troubles
will have been peacefully solved, our people
enabled to congratulate each other that the
Union is stronger than ever, and that the
United States are one. The prospect is GER
tainly gloomy enough to discourage the most
hopeful; but by energy, decision and an ear
nest and honest desire on the part of our
statesmen to save the country from impending
ruin, we may yet escape the disasters which
wait on disunion.
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The News.

No paper will be issued from this Office to-mor-
row morning but an edition, containing the latest
news received up to the hour Of publication, will
be issued at noon.
There are no reports of an exciting character
from Charleston The Convention sat in secret
session till the adjournment
Two officers of the army and ten officers of the
navy, natives of South Carolina, have resigned.
Also two officers Of the army, natives of Georgia,
have resigned their commissions.
Our reports from Washington are of gloomy
description. All idea of peaceful adjustment of
the pending difficulties seems to have been aban-
doned. Postmaster General Holt has been APP
pointed Secretary of War. 1t is said the selection
meets with no favor from the South.
The proceedings of Congress yesterday are in
teresting. In the Senate Mr.. Powell reported
that the Special Crisis Committee had not been
able TO agree upon any general plan OF adjust
ment. and asked that the journal Of the committee
be printed. Mr.. Crittcnden's joint resolution
was made the special order for Wednes-
day. when Mr.. Douglas will give his
views of the condition Of AFFAIRS. Mr.
Wilson offered resolution calling for information
as TO what disposition had been made Of the arms
made at the national armories; II any had been
sold and II 30 at what price and TO whom; what
number there were In the arsepals, and how they
were protected. Objected TO and laid over.
The bill organizing the Territory of Arizona
was discussed by Messrs. Trumbull and
Green, and the bill for the admission
of Kansas was made the special order for
next Monday. Mr.. Benjamin, Of Louisiana, then
took the floor and delivered an effective speech in
support OF the right OF secession. At the conclu.
sion Of his speech The crowded galleries gave vent
10 their feelings in vocnerous applause, and the
greatest excitement prevailed all over the house;
yyhereupon, on motion Of Mr.. Mason the galleries
were cleared-a circumstance tina, has not oc.
CURED for years.
In the House yesterday commando alton was
received from Mr.. Floyd, late Secretary Of War.
explaining his reasons for giving certain accept.
ances TO Russell, Majors waddell, and inviting
investigation as TO his official acts The paper wa
referred TO the Select Committee on the Indal
bonds robbery. Mr. Pryor offered resolu
lion, q that any attempt TO preserve th
Union between the States Of the confede
racy by force would be mpractcable, and dc
structive to republican liberty The pre-
vious question was ordered, and the resolution
was laid on the table by q vote OF 80 q
D5. The Committee on Military Affairs wa
directed 10 inquire and report how, to whom
oDd for what price, arms have been distri
buted since January, 1860; and also into the con
diti0n Of the forts, arseaals, d9ckyuds &cu VI III