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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-22
9SetIenburg Irnppe =!

Sbr BAIT @u6 Su
SsrIammsln In puler
Uniform auf SamRaed
zen 25. NRoi, um rin
llbr Na6mitta9s, am
Saule ron Daniel Sit.
ner in g1eiienturd. I'M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-12
!C"rr.sponde1ce OF the y. y. Herst.l
The Fosit.o;i OF Senator Doupjas,

80 Wb-gIScroa, March 6, 1851.
Ing :ris"ce Of Mr. Lincoln. Inaugural to-day by SenH.
thr o"ur!is IN he ssh1e, and the declaration CT John
Bell to day ga: he should accept Mr. lincoln. inaugural
as peace onrrinR, unti! b. proved that
he meant otherwise are received as :nod om.ps.
Mr Dougas speech to-day Is regarded cGrrsrz hira
over to liaco'n: administration IL Lincoln. right
hand man at the nsupur 4licn and Mrs. Lncoins cou-
pSnion AT the ball. and ia regarded In high fayer a. herd
quarters Some say Dousla. may be advsncea the
Cabinet for 1t suspected that this will fall TO
pieces
Douglas meEsay popular sovereignty has been .s,sblIsh
ed Ia The three nav Territories organized by IN. late Con-
sTess and hat Lneon- Inaugural opens the door fell
adjustment.
BELL men. Douglas men and IaoGsrat. Republican. are
evd-nt: coUns together to drf-a, 3ervy, pro,r,pnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-12
From Mex Nrleanu

NEW ORLEANS, March sThe Inaugural Ia Eener ally COD.
sidcred here as a declaration o; var
The Legislature has reso!udons approving Of ths
course Of Gen. THigg,.
i Is reported that fert Brow t:t surrendered
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-12

NV OhEASs, March s.-AdYices f.on Pxa.acola rata
tbs. Lieutenant slemmer raising sand batter Es,t
Of Fort Pck.ns The erection o! the wood land Battery
opposite fori Warrington, va. eohtuuirs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-12
Special Despatch TO tbs l,;ci'a:''". ..
Important from Ea.ii@'on CIV

az
important from u a.hi"'''
WAsYl>Gros, Mach l..--Ih- cir. il ~ %
run,r, ,,.s.v Ar.sry tt.m i,.,-, 10 ,.>.' .
:. $3.50.
scout yesterday st'e'' '"'';'s! @' 80"
reli.yus Mrj. Anderson, Hbo il Ir"~, ~ ~ 3
teen days .s., provsio:!s Oh hani; er! :-''-',
SCOT; .ia:~d lha, Port sumter cou!t " r'''...,
easily by stratr.y. An"tbss. probate, s:os1'
tie truoI- al fu.,, SuClxr and II. yea, aE', ''r-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-12

Nov, sir, locking alone to my OWN ideas oi
wha, would b. expcdient in the prescAt condi'
ton OF the Country, would say. not Gully JET
them 20 with what they have taken. but lei
item have wha: is still left TO take i: they desire
il; for am satisfied, Us much AZ | can be u!
any fact, that has 10 occur in The future. that
one year will not roll rouEd until the people oil
each and all Of those Stairs which have, III the
estimation Of SOME, withdrawn themselves
from the Union, will rise in their majesty, as.
SORT their POWER hurl those men from the
places which they have obtatnrt: through lAe:
confidence, and raise again, high above the
rsttlesnake and the palmetto, The stars and
stripes Of our believed land. Believing this, !
would let them alomc would let them, to
use the language ui politicians, stand ont in
the cold awhile" al.d. warrant you, they
will come shivcrirg back, glad To- 81; TO Union
fire.
MIR. President, ii | had strength and ii it
would not be an abuse Of The patience Of thl:,
Convention, who So kindly INDUCED m: ycstcr-
day with un opportunity to speak to-day, anu
to whom ain greatly indeb;ei Tor the at;en.
ton with WHICH they bayc heard inc, would
like 10 call their attention. and the attention OF
the country. 10 tie condition. III which We
Nny!i be- placed, particularly here in Virginia,
in the even: q: dissolution Of tn. Cnian.
Look ut Virginia, her Contra! position ii the
Confederacy, possessing within her broad lin
its the mineral wealth found any where and
everywhere in the United States the lral!uc.>
Of The Union are hers with the exception Gl sd
gar and rice; wielIipg power ani an influence
IN this Government, by vlrtne at her very posi-
too, her central position, that she cuuld never
WELD if the CJntederacy we're dissolved. Look.
when she recommended 4 Pace Conference:
her recommendation is responded to by 81
States. as quick a. the lightning can bear to
them the resolutions relue.!ingit. What ether
State could have accomplished 50 much in So
short a time? lNhy Ia il that Virginia pusses-
Scs the influence, Because II her position; be
cause of her sacrifices made for the Union; be.
cause Of her well known dcyoliDn the Union;
because she was the principal architect in iti
construction because she has ever been GOV
erned by the impulse of patriotic heart be-
cause her material interest are such as make
her interests equal between the sections.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-12

Mr.. Commissioner PREsroS, in his speech DE-
fore this body, winds up rhapsody OF the same
character, as follows "None but 4 subject
race will labor at the South"
There il is in nutshell That is it-tlIat
is the feast to which the people Of Eirginla
ure invited that is the Government to be pro-
vided for the people have the honor to re-
present here; for my children, for your child
rcn and the children of the people VI this good
old State. South Carolina initiated this move
rnent; South Carolina will control thi; move.
,uent; South Carolina will give direction "a
this new cotton Government, if srcr Perlna-
neuL cue is formed, which, trustin GOD, never
will DC, and humhly believe, never can he.
But if it ever should, it must Of necessity Ut
THESE Commissioners from Georgia and South
Carolina who addressed US. understand WIS;
they were talking to us rbout-partase strong
~ of a military character. and strongly OF the
character Of the present Government. Of South
Carolina, where no man within her limits Is
eligible to seat in the Lower House Of ii:T
Legislature, unless ne is the oYner Of len
ncgrucs aud sou acres nf land.
have been SHAREHOLDERS from tie tin" that
have been atis 10 bG: q slave. hare been
II shareholder, not by inheritance, bit by pur-
chase; and believe that slavery is social.
political and religious blessing, and so be-
lirycd when, 50 far as | know. no other man
south Of AIaSun and nixun's line believed. 10
which fact there is a living witness NJ this day.
When boy, hut seventeen years Of aye IN the
city Of Philadelphia. | took the ground that
slavery was right in itself. Tint day 10 man
South took that ground in defence Of the in
sitution. The agitation Of this question has,
in the words Of Mr.. Hunter in The speech
which he delivered before the Breckenridge
Convention at Charlottesville last fall, bern pro-
.luctive of good. 1t has brought every man
South ,f Mason aud Dixnus line upon one
common platform, and no man o'day denies
the assertion have made, TINT African slavery
IL right in itself Believing that the institution
OF slavery is essential TO the preservation Of
our liberties, desire above all things to con-
tinue it.
How long if you were to dissolve this Union
it you were to separate the sla7ehclding from
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25

Stnlcr'e ncGc 6dmilienrWRaldin
I'M unlcrc eelteR 5aniijensH aiDinen in pcu N3cr q ur.,
81 brtu9cr, hdbcn mir ben ore 8 fur o%ieielbcn JSn%r, So
ptrr Sranertrfe StutIes Mai6int, fb5t pcr,ier S nv" S"r :
Ss SrlIrs bcrateeirgt. '""' o""|"
Singers Nc. I unb 2 Stanpnrp S6uttIe
Wdldinen.
Sttbc SrteR eirfrr @aitiue ifnS lebr In 81, hf,,o =.
eni 6anttlIen> rno 6ahTtdebraud. 9lie preiIc nrrSrISnSS, a ~
%tr0bSeittt, rsfr. Tn SI35 unb $l5C aIf $40 NM Ind III
Singers 9tU. 3 Stannaro : buttle. ,p,id,imc
Sur @asen-G a6ritanten unb IbDtre gsSrrarbcit So,
ecmplett, $l25. V'tIS'
Gcrner, ut unlere Cite ~YOaitdnbie IN MAIDEN rim. ,n.
WiathtHs ,hausiladsiids Bt Tdtr iatiri sipefe accfnnrt s. Nv"
raulhloS uno Ihncu arpeitct uno ieOe Art ypn SIrS,,i, w
fnhren tann. Yrtie %errieIbsn, nebif eIlernenn W St" " ~"
Stteblahs. SllO, welGee biaigsr il, ais iIr irnsn, ""U
Maldrte Spn 9letdbtr @ute ssiabtt ipirr. S"' ''"e
Ollie Siu1cr'iten MafsiHen MAIDEN pru g, ;nt.,
Sti6 nit ipei G9sen, Hrl&es Der brfannt' bette 'ESs tn% ~
Seecrnann, br Die bette 8tnntniB iiber Wl6nai NV. ".
AH9entetncn, Hber etun @rGEc, @rbritSfibiofeit S,rs s" ~
thalten mil, fHrribe fmr Elm @remplar Yen q Jp !" t.
uno Gn'S gaSettr," cine lbtn iiultrirte 3tinIno -. I ,Sm,
gratis ,~uaellnbt iperbsn nire. N""s' ~ 'phl
NaocIn, 3pirn, SaummrQenooru ,,nh CT.
unb ole iun, @etraub elmer NStnalbine uptbmsnSi,S =
%9nltanee lap Bel Iln.srfidncttm in srpser airsn"'ssis =, - "
SEn: VII 9s,htf5sr Mal4init wir6 unisren arplo.R bstr
pa Sln9er Ino Ge,s 9cfh1ft Dpa tlhtincn
fHhrt uno in better Gefbdfsmciir betricscn m ~
mir aud lsst, ME oies Pets frIbcr Der san nor 7,y.HT'
reihe @uFtIG9e iu erbalteH. &. M. Siu0er = S"''>
y. 3rctt, @9ent. $40 Wtainfr. Sih,"r, ~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25
U.s. inbanblmnaem IL.
8. Grant,
SO. , Gribau0s S5lcd.

Surrrttr une Srrtdufer pun " eiuen.
Srd"ntmeiueu II. @taarreu,
iautt lih hermit rcm b~eutlden 9utlitum Slid
henre UNI umgebuHg icin rrihGaltiees 9ao.
ION impcrtirten 0'iner, Sranntpeinen uup So
,nna @iaarren ,u empfrblcn.
Sein Scrratb ppu fraus6fihen 8utbpein,l
tr fpmntnSen Scmmer III sroB unb befebt il
'telen peri6tsosnen @attunsen, pie : ct. Suli,n
It. Glfepte, ct. Gmtlipu, @ontet @au6, Gbatso,
satpur, @batsau Ga Jtcie, @6nteau 9aRtte, @tl
eau Maraaur &c, nsrunter bic be!en @eiuc
psl6e impcrtirt perpen. Dieletten perpen il
,lald,in uno teim Ousenb Sertauft; etiraa &c.
SUrtcn audi bel @atlrne.
Srenh Sranpp beQ unp euntelfnrtia, ppr
5aS. penncifp, Sa5erac, Yirrst, @aliQpn u. 81.
Stne Growers Company unb aneere Sortsn Al
oerihtepeneK Nreisn, etenip GGampaaner. SIC
ssira, SterrYmsin unp GGeinwein gBbisfe,
Bin, Sum &c. Scn Savanna @igdrrcu immer
lrube Nuewatt an Sanb. o
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25
Mn3ciacr.
Mn Dos 9mbIifum.


&ueS in Ser gSelt mus 1dwincen,
Stunt aIein bleibt efpjo eritn,
lint ben Rlnltler 0%ufiufnpen,
Rus man Ell Die 28elt burtb,icbn.
9pf bee Rinflere eisnes StrtSen,
Ger rte gDelt Mre Iih ~erfentt,
Set ser Mcnf6peit bin9r9sben,
Die CT feline Ssleer itsnnt.
Sor,,ut lfret, ids .frstunb cfen
gSrr baS Wnbiifum nun, bun,
Sbne Sanocn nil I'D ,hrften,
Das id bod piIitonlnien bin.
g1os Gle Suuft in nsiuer Spbdre
S65neS nur' btrpsrSetradt,
SIMMER 6!eiet mir mob bic Gbre,
0aB i'd S6pnsrse ecntdtt...
sImbrcisren nab bent Qebsa,
SDit Die g8elt tic mic 0c'ebn,
Wbutperapber nil ib 9ebcn,
Staunenb tleibt man babel ltebn.
8cmmt unb I,6t, rpas i'd seI&afen,
g8as Gin. 8inItlCr Itefcrn lam,
OeIfen &rdttc mic trfdlaffcn,
gSenn Der gBelt or biensn fam.
@6rnr, SinbCr, f66ne 3raucn,
Stctn in metncr 9allerie,
8rrmt, UNI ir Gid an;ufbaaeu,
@lauSt mir, CO 9crrut GuH ME.
Setpri& ,9Bplf nil &ubm s~vrinatn,
sSrtrt CT dnScrs. ip6r' or reid,
Ropn ibnt D eler 98unld s~elin9er,
Sicnt or Gud uno lid ;ulti6.
$50 Sctnrt6 8oIf,
1SS Srpabirafc, ifpiIdcn 5. rnS 6.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25

!aaftss, Snad'9aus unO QaaerbtersS Colon.
%eree6sn' @niise, SAP ih am 5use Ss Reusn @arfteS. me-
ben RtaSs SOttl, elm neusS Snad>Saus einaeri6tt, 6db,.
nrleiblt neeen I%Cnlfiben Grfrii6unser tfetS Gin autss @las
Sss9erISfs gretS'gdS0bieT gu BADEN III. Gtnem redt labL
rti6tp "s(ud f"st ~freunbIidb ,nfeeaen
Som Marr6auGen, @at.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25
@eiebdftS=M m,eiacu.

Dem 9eebrten @ublitum erGaltcn mir uns
Oterintt bic ergcbsnite @n;eiNe gu MAIDEN, RAP mir
.unltrsn 2in-Store nah unI,r,m neurn uno oes
rdutnt9en 5duic Ne. 1873 Srpapfra6e ,piln,n
Der 5. uno 6. perlsot tabrn.
6ur pas une btsbsr gsftenfte 3utrauen tefsns
%oantenr, erlauten mir uns, aud fsrre1 I'm pass
ietbe gu bitten.
SStr fubren b%sftinois lin rri6baltiscs Eager
lusr Sor'en Ssfsr, Sled'raarcn unD oler art>
perrn in infer G,Cio lift fbtaacnoe lrtfeG.
ie,r' % mr. muir fnr Saar %faufen, 5u ben, 5iqi9F
item Srriien Y~erfaufcn tGnneu.
Dne Defrn Ter 6Guler, lop'r Gle,o-atursn
leofr art werbcn ldbneG, sut rnH t',I1it belprot'
Wrffer! @ff1er!
aif unier neu erbditrnss a%6crtimcnt WeTsr
oeutiter 6a6rifattcn MAIDEN pne publifum cror,
6enit aiffnsrtiam 6U~tsbaucr u. Srp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25
s. Y@. Qimmemomm,

HSrma6s uno @Ulearbtiter,
$feabfrabs, 5ptfhen Der s.. uno 6.
Metnen 6rruncen unp rcm 9eebrten Vu6lifu.n
Die An3rias, baB i'd an pbiae.n pldBe einen lib.
;en' anO Semc0erpsS Store erGfnet babe, fpoIsltn
(. ftne 9rofe NusWabI Der aei6madpuQRsu in
cteies @fI@aft sinihlaeenre artitel fibre. r,ren
@lits sarantir uni %bifislbeR u au6crproentlih,
btlt9sH preilen p%ertaHie.
Nfparataren jsRtr art wesNen IGaeQ unN 6iI.
It9f belSsat
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25

SrCaoitr., 1milhen Ger s. nnp 9. Strase.
@teinen beutl6en 6rcuubcn NIB benz aeMrtmtrn Nubli.
fun Die 2nseise, baB i'd bic Ishher pcn Srn' z o~u;fTi w
rub rn SrOablreet SUtsl scfubrtc 98irtSEbaft ibernUmmsm
Ine nu sinSerittrt babe. 9urdp quite Ga haink uns ionIior
Srfrtldunaen bent eas @aCbiipUlrn Seiuel beatfdca 9rtrinSe
gu srpcrben unb laeet ~ J%ablyeibsm 9tgb f%rcurSIiblt eiu
S1meS g, @mitb.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25
g. Suffers

Birt5i6nft unp 9usutiers@ Salon,
LITE StraBe, 3piiuen 5rantlin unO Iain ctr.
0rIber @uper's),
Ut auf'e Glrsantefte sin9sri6tet uno NIT DEN "a.
f'n @rTltI6un8en %Oeritben. 6ran,6fl6e Gotb.
unO Nbetnipeine itnO OafeIbf audi ~ iuesrf til
lt1en 9rsiisn bel Der 5laibe UNI @aacne ,u bas
ZEN. I'm 5a9Ireiten 3ulpru8l tittet
e. 9 mtler.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25
fa9erbifr S0Im.

No. IS NTinitr., ipiitsn Or "a. unb Is. Ctr
llnleren 8reuneen rno benz ~ssetrtsn Ngsiitum mabea
mir bttrmit biz ersebene &nieise, baB nis an r6iaem 0last
Durt eta reihbolti9es g8bOttfalt -2assr Ser teifsn gHrinC
unS froriplti6cr SrGuSiee itno mir in ben Stanb oslcbf.
Cen 8eludrrroicles neaen SUeal5 stpas @ueae,eibnettS bic
zen lu tonnen. @0ntbitr II: 9IGker.
8b GBein n!
lnlerr 5reunren, iowie Dem beutfben 0u6fi
tum Ibt: Aanpt, eptalben mir unS auf unIer reid.
tSlttAes ut, 7"O9Iaft "tirteS Eager edSter Hbrin-
i cine a%Ifr;er,, -" ten. lpir Spr aufen
) tflefstn bills Nh o., fur Die Gbtbeii
GineS Rnen Scrte.
@amtRteru Vfabpr
Nra rs Nain.G trlEe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25
mrS. QH. g. 9Saoemer,
6eora Gutenberg,
Rbeinweine

Der UerI6iebenacn Scrten srbielt Ipe6en iptepsr
cine frii6e SenOun9 uno S%srtluft ~psnlslteu gu
ben t~taiglen pretieu beim 6ab. @oaone, OuBenr
unp 6Iaihe s. 9tppS,
SO. 1874 grnnnfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25
Nir0imi0 @ifa1.

Utne meme Sdbrit" uub 6onheIa-
Stabt an 5afen SUn IprFoIt
Dem tentrallten Nno beRsn Seetalsn FER lini,,,
&m Ssrcint9HnsSpuntte DOR 9roBen psllinrn M,rf,[f ,",
petersburg GncnbaRn nab Der Qrpsen iueii-h,r ~ "no
unp GtHarptes G~;lenbalnr iopie b5 &ur6aGorpiins 60
nails dlo pee Chesapeake ub Mlbcnarle gJomnf,5 iit,n,.,tI.
at per SEaEtlete eiees berrlihcn ScaU5 An Um% ~ ~,
0!pBte N1E9'garo Der SeTsini9ten Stlatra nd EfiTrSs, Nv
bier arunoen MIR unife neue S6brif- uS 6,rSffs =
mi. etrer nta @fsitsa lenser 5aftnfrcnt, beren psSs Gsat
G.eihen IN Nmerita nhbt 1tsosr fAbet. 81, orS6,:%n ssvt"
ctlS" uno SrtcSsl5i1s. init 6infbias Der .05rIsatp is fGh'
'tonnen no initrrni SneigHtnee roll 0eIaScu an. MN
Tatrsn.. Gas Iano titbpdb 9ele9en, nil onitfr arinrgn, :
NIB luBem gSailer Tr Sabpu5wede reidlidb .srtsr"n
Gunha 1T mtlte, gsluHo utb erfriItCnb. @lcs SIC Ivy
luolifer Stdbte. S"Be uHpe1f1
I'M bic staft ftnel o%rfubauen, fnncrs ii, srf,n o,o,
8'nplees eassrlt ptlllS GU Subiuipricn gsrtauft n err r," ",
. Dollars per @tonat. "'' S"p''af mtt'
Der sTSRte Abetl Der reineH Ginnatlme iOI ;ur 9. lea.
panet ptroen. S"'"F'N reT"
Cine Grmpa0nis quo Gniduna pom 6osrfcr -,
incorpp mt hprben. -" yhlltb'
Die AuSfnbruna BAT 1tcn teopnnen
DE sSfen Gbeilnebmer BADEN Die ,r,
SapthFife. S''bteP
Our GrtbsiuRs jsbtr yn6bsrsA @usfunft a.
oon 1artsn unb 9~ampbltie, ionic ;ur She GS srti
9%ertftaten uno Grbesun9 Der mpnGtlibrn J,,itvs.. 20 soR
""''S''p"'' Wv" \. y. &ne Ges
NO. 3 @rain : Souofs
a9eRt fa1 Rt6nOa6,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25
1Dirtbfdaf1s Gr6fuuna

Ger unterSethnete erlautt fi6 einem see6rteu
puslitum Die guSeise gu MAIDEN, pae er 3wiI&cn
Der 6. uno Z. Strase elnen 9asrrbisr- Salcn er.
6Huet 9at. Ge ptrp pas 8eRrsben bsEelben Iein,
itetS nur Die tcitsu @strGnte 3d baltsn unp cur&
auf melfiame uno frsunplide Seoisnuns bieieni.
gen, wrlde ion tsiubef, ben tur,rn Nufenttalt
in ieinem freunpli6en nnp tablen 9utale anae,
uebm III MAIDEN.
9tidmuuG, 20. Suti 1860.
Spbu 6ertta. @at.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25
Gaer=Npmnnnniel

Sd9er=& pmpn9mie!
Den Ntlt9liecern CUR ytahfiht, pas ieeen
OUnneylia9, @benes 8 ubr, ~rreelmdstae Grrr.
cier<lebun9en in Der Wilitary 6au" lfattFnpeu
Secen sebten OCnnerltane i'm 1cuat
fnoet Die mOnatIide 8criammluaa N qcsaIe
OcS Serrn S6ap tatt.
so NEVER. nrI y5rr,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25

Sefommtmna.nmocm.

leres @rarrirA aus uur sdssrtitr. Errtb,hct
Der llItrrisibnste bal al Der lTten Strut.
'em 6litmiGrtt 9c9erIbcr, Gin nrues Sndf= /,
EcarriuRs 6oue ertfTCt. oaS sr leinen 6reuu
en- unr esn 4utIitum in Na9emetnen tcltrn
Impfieblt.
SIN Dem SdrrUpm oiefeS nelt einaeri6teter
oauieS iiuS lfets 0strdnts aler Art mnp teIse
9udlitat gu batet. teiOnSers rmpfte6i. a6er ei,
9tas eutes eayer-Gter
u. Diocput.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25

eSIrtBTd1@ffssa GNSetae.
@sinen 5reunpeu nup Setanntsn, iprpie benz
Jelammtcn 9rblifum' Die crgsbrur Qn,eiae, ta6
id an Der Ode Der 8. II. Srcarfrret siucn
ga gerbterES saloon
%crGfnct Babe uno lace biermit a(e meine Sands.
lcute Treunpit6it gum Seluh c~srIelben ctn.
r. y. N9ers,
GEe Der g.. uno Srpabhr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25
Ycarpers Yparpers !

Bpareers Ypdrpersl
Ourh ue6ernabme oes an mein 2ptal nn
srenSenren 9srdumi9en @pbnbouiss bin i'd ii
Oen Stano 9efebt, elmer peitrreu Nn,att Soar
Oers bequ"me 3immer einribtrn gu f6nncn.
5ierauf Jtefettirrube bite Id, nisbaIp bel mi,
Spriuiprc6en. s. @arrbGufen &st.
(Nm 9teuen @arft.O
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25

Gsine alte tmpprtirte
SSeiue, 2iqmDrS Mu6 Gi&nrrcn.
Die llntcr!tbnetsn BADEN en GOnpa9nit~ OeI@Ift cr6fue
inter Der 5irra
M'KEEVER & BROKEN.
anb iperpen in ibrem Storc, $40. 4 Grhauoe
Sptcl, 9earl Ctr, 9tlbmcnO, 3D..
fur bic 6UISe elm ltet9 rcitRa!tiSes Eager flsrer ssn ini-
pprtirten uno inldnpii6rn
@einen, 9iquur5 mn @i1arreu,
2orNVn SUrter, Gcptd Ole,
Sarrinrs II. +. 10,
auf mcltc &rtiteE beIsl6en Die Acknowledgement ibrer qsrrunhr
une bte 9eebrten YublitGnlS binSupsilsn f4 rGaubsn, eem>
ielbcn abEr and Su9Ieits bic Seritdcruno ocbrnb- roF irSrr
bel usS 9st4ufte Nrtita ais dtt 9araniirt iperpen fam nm
Wnh jtrem 2betle Der Stapt frei ms 6aus oeliefcrt Trjrp.
&ler. Nc &eeyer,
Sba9. 81. 8riden.
@y~ Or. Srifen ertaukt itb isiner arcanSen 81,
4riet9e pi MAIDEN, SaR or eaa leibey pom i6m bericbcnt
Seuer> une ~ScrEhcrunsS sBeI@Gft fprtlcben min,
SetIe SfNte btnabet it9 jest in Dem StUre Scr Scrrrr
MeNCtper II. Srifen.
&94- Seriiterur9cn alGsr ART unb in ben semen
9citAibeften merOen biai9it baielbit cnt0eoeuernpmmcn
SfeGsn Serltberlm9 (Sniuronce) pen6e man I'D an
Or. Srtdeu,
NO. 4 6 rtanae !6OteI, 9eorlltr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25

Weis- und Lager-B Bier Brauerei.
Die u~ntcr3ei&ueten itnp ieBt in ben atuuf
Seiegi, Die .9crren @irtte unp bas 9erbrte putI'
fun NIT sSeiSs NM 2agerbier cianer 5atritatio.
~ Den %btut9itcn preiien terienen gu f5nnen.
Srrrcs per 5a6 pOer 0ubeno bitten mir he;
6rn. SteinIein abiugsbsn.
6. Sibrr II. 6 m =.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25

ngOdtatH Sitters.
Gin aue9e3sihneter Grtifsl Don dHtrm
Steuaetcn's Sittsre, fir Die gar unD ,um
SetbiSebrau&. Gum Sertaufs in n:5Ben nnp
fteinsR Suantif6ten bel
Me&eeSer u. Srtden.
geetH, &tqusur uno 9aYana.Giaar"n.6anbluna
gr. 4 @rhange 9orel 9uilctna.
Dearl @traEe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25

Gtrt9e quite 8parpers,
ftnSen i'm Nep. @iartet 5otel Der uuterSeN nttsr
freunolihe Simmsr uno suten 8parb.
Stabetb pfer II. 6dusfer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25
MONTICELLO HOTEL
ppn
Sinou Steinfeiu.

No. l65 Srpabs, 3plihen Der 6. ump 7. CITRATE.
Dem eurhreiienocn gub!iflm mirN bieIcs nu unoerihtete
p0tcI beltlno %empfobler. Die 2BirtbIbaft S%cIielbtn if nit ben
SorSl9tttdDlttn @elranten aueGeltatht. SOnfigc @rfriI6unocn
;t9ne uns 9traumi9e SaaI pirS tei sprtenntenSen 8dlcn
be.ynS e~mpfObIen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-25
Smiths Golpn

orr. Sern.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20

specifpiy invited 70 attend the funeral from IN. rss
errcon at two Co., so z'o oome street. Thursday a.
Charleston, s. c., papers please oonv NO. ~'''~S''u
| % "s.-ou iuesGay February 49, JoHy Moa.. 49,
Kings COUNT I,ss o. Annsheryey, barony Of GssS
The frienss Of the family and those Of hi, h,0...
ninth Ieginsn s,o Inc members Of company l. sixty
c'iuiy invited TO attend the burial, ON Thursdsv M
is,,oo 'a past one O'Clock, from his late residence,
NO isa Elijah his city on Tuesday evening February
i. oS,Sr IN A. "a WILLIAM MCMAHON aged 80 years.
ibe ras,, nrlsi In my are respectfully invited V
a aan The funeral from ursday morning al hale
pas, n tan a houston street. on H. zoe.
soss ~ ,s Tuesday morning, Feb he 18TH yesx
81 I ~ y ane heaft Mr. WILLIAM PATTERSON, In
= ms Trends, and those Of his sons VIM Turner saf
tend hs nnss are respectfully invited TO as
hls dau5 liter, Mrs Hurd No lTe Fast Broadway thIa
"wednesday afternoon, at two O'CLOCK
Quss0n Tuesday morning TsSruagpv eas se ocSy
QUINN, aged 80 years and 1G days. -
bers Of Atlas Lodge No sis and are pes ns m
Invited to attend the funeral Thursday AFTERNOON q
one o'clock from the City Hospital.
ROGERS In Brooklyn, CAnnRIsE VAN wIsHIx wife a
VIM. II. Rogers, aged ~ years, 8 months and days.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the f
neral with nut further notice. from her late residences
Elliott place, nth house from Dc Kab avenue this WED
heeday) afternoon, at two O'Clock.
10, Mrs. CAnKnIsE RoDDY, beloved wife u ConneiiT
honoy IN the 3eth year Of her age, of metrots
Her remains viii be taken, this wednesday, morning,
=. eeven clock from her late residence No n Furman
street cottages, to St. Peters church solemn requiem
mess WIN be sung, and the funeral services performed,
whence the remains will be taken Fatbush Cemetery
Tor ntermen The relatives friends OF the family
are ressectfuly invited to attend the funeral wthout
further notice. "
Londonderry Qreand) and st. John, NJ B., papers
please copy. " - f'1'
su'Iiyas-on Tuesday, February 10, C1ni,RNx suIu-
VAN. aged u years.
Tho friends Of tho family, and those of her brother In
law maurice Cleary, are respectfully invited attend
the from the residence Of her mother 22 Tenth
street. corner OF First avenue this wednesday, after
noon, at two O'Clock
vklAsrI.-on Monday, February Is, RICHARD yR-
The relatives and friends Of the family arc respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this wednesday, ater
noon, at half past three O'clock from the residence a
his nephew, c. v. Carkson NJ ID No. 1916 Fast Thirtesh
street, between Second and Third avenues.
WAIDo.-On Saturday, February 10, SAMUEL T.. wArSo
artist in the 18th Of his age for the last SO years
resident of this city.
The friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, this "wednesday morning. nins
O'Clock from the New Jerusalem church, Thirty 6fth
street, between Fourth and Lexington avenues