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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-23
9Rttiia ID Nirrc.MNgfRer.

SO in cine ~a0oemetn b,fannte SAD, boE infer 6oue feir
{ inCr 8ciBe rr .5Otrtn Rctojl- uuo gBbpItlale Gela6fts in
rictgcr StOct ocntaMt bat. 9Scuncr bcfonnt OGrfte 0ber ieiu,
{ Ia unfer 5alS ciu 3pct0geIh6t in NCp Ssrf Cat, uno bae
uricr rrrtt9sr Observation-Disclosures lcte biz bcRen mb bili9>
0,n 2Saartn fur uuS Cirf0uft uUt Cclttbtn itce g8ode bters
: fcncet. Tcrtr YerOtsdt U]ugenrjuu bCtdrnt III ntroen,
sp6 mir Groceries, Qrcpjicutu, Butter, S0e &c. }e rUr pc
IN 8oor fauicn, mccurn mir In Sc1 Stanb gccet lperoCr.
'litt9 c%in}utoufcu uno ttli0er ale ir0ne eth onorc5 @cidatr
u fen 81 fcuutR. g8ir Gloublu ernoC t0crrd, o66 Wtr fir
4 ar r%int1ufcr, uno tctS cute, fr0@e unc btlise gaoore fuB-
r bic Sutcrc1cn unIcrGr &unotn am teNen ;t rrobrcn. 3ur
did Q0rmtiren mir 0uc bCi uuS o~tf0u{lra 9Baayeu ais dht,
IN ere GjourtS, gSttnt uuD Gj90Trtl ais u1pcrfIlIdt uno
5tytSipurci9. unO mohti NOD oirouf 0ufm,rtl1r, poB mir
10 in elmer @rrocrp scprauttCu @rtjtti fubret. @
1Rm. 9BOlluce S6bne.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-23
VIM. WALLACE's PURE MOUNTAIN Dew
WHTSKEY

WjcIcr 9Btieftp wire nur dht eurn me Bergen. 9Bir
moben boS NubIifum btcr0uf nufmuIiMU u1o mGrnCr oOs~
ltt, yer Nutduf ciEcS n~0d3cmodtn NltItce, !. eiclcr
Ubiatce uur ourT infer 6auS tcicRcu ircrocn fam. &drfs
]tieet0tcC, wtny Gin &arrrL cher mttr son riticm pcrSuslts
beu g'rano iu FaUf,u wunIhtn, iulttn uur "a Gluien, wo lie
IN Cc 8crtdEirr GtrtTGutn IctcR. SSjr loUuitcn has 9u-
6litln nur rCr 5dlituuQ;t 81 Mariner. gSir h0lttn tets
linen 0rGGeu 0crratb rrn bieltm gBbjSt,o ouf 9Joer. ben mir
.ly ann ]Yfrtduicn, reUn or ]ptaisiruS ~ MouOte alt ut.
Ntoi cr!nNtrt ith, Dap NIX bic ];ICui9CU 8crIdJfr non ".
Oall1u's NnC YlouutOju Dem IGbtsco liub, uno b0F mir
.nr tjucn Nrej5 bel 9eglGufen rpu ! bis 100 9Grrtle Gotcn,
umo lNScr NalTicbbobr Gin, otecr por3i9Ithen uub rcinen
,6biete9 elmer grOtc st untCrpCfer.
Wm. 9BOllOCe GbEut,
Gde Cars uHc Nclrl G4c) StrOet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-23
Eft ber litcn un6 Crr0 SroFt,

Udt Ctr Iittn mo NMNsST0Ft,
Il fen Die @ufntrtiamtcit ttrtr Trrunrt. Der 6errCn Siprc~
~, uur~2aQc. ]Unlrtjti1 baS 0rDBte Der StGet. 9ccuoerS
p'Mtu bttidheu ouf jbrcn oD0cmtjn 6ticktet ~. S8Ul,
Ia &c 0ure NlcUutatn Dem 9Sbteicn' unc oUf ilr Eager
"a rlOriucpt aRb ,-oUan0 GIQarrtu OuImtrfi5m.
Siclcltel p~updihten lid,, tbc 2El0reu Ypu O,ctftr SUae
'it ar ais tgc : ttn autcrr5 6auS bcietr G5tobt III
- mi wcrrCn itG ou6crScm %ts0rtbcn, mas Qucli~
n-.a p,Ht, 8up1dunQ uuo 8rlcnbuu9 o~ubeIdu9t, Die
s. f~icoCnbcit t5rcr Nunecu SU crptrbcr. Nue 0]jcisNilcu,
~ lde lrtbtr utht ppn r1s ldufrn, ino Crllttt. Uulcrcl
Z lortps &trr0tb cjtcr G%ruftu9 III uuierpsrlci, lluo wcroen
MIR nanftd; fclbe 9tWme tnt9eGtnuetmcu uuo un5 cas-
. rtraUcu uub Die EuNclb0ft SclcIkcn 81 crpHtcn luaef,
g1m. " clIAcc SSbue.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-23
@ihtine glnhriAtl

Den hcrren 2Etrtbeu, Wrpccg.S ntateru uno
@stnsrinttrn In, NGaemetncn re Gufiae, oaF
i'd iccten cine ncue Scnpupg fronjSFi6cr unb
T9eiu Beinc crbuItcn bote, sic Ft cur6 @jts
uno gjliStctt a~ueSeitnen. ., 2tpps,
ISL &yeo21raFe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-23

Die unterricbncti. leuten ptc }luTnertilmtett
vnu g3icecrgcrfdufern auf ibr Eager son @rOecs
lies, 0rcvjiUus, Otcbl, Gjlarreu, Gautabaf uur
]rrutilc @rtitel, Die gepG9uith in eineut rcrarti-
IN g80ulciales@ elAGft 8ciu6rt rcrbeu. SeiCu=
Jers mnhcu lie ouf TOR rejcbta gGeiu utO 9ioucr.
!lqer oufmCrti0m. 2Fe Djcic gGoartu lpiyocn
ntf uGrpliben WGrTteu unO mGittu0 fIr 8aar
~lcfouit, wcebllb mir BEL pInTtijbeH 8tB0GIern
rs GuB,rIt bjuj9sn lretleH U~erI1uru t6nneu. =
lie uun ms ais d&t 9Rrauttrtrn &rIupjc5 unC
}5etne iinD ei9eue Smportotiou, uno lutotr 8ss
uiiht, uOM nit 3ui6beu 'haOlidcr Stofe oers
.pcu, wtt ricIs5 Del pcn i'm 9lcrren ]getluftcu
@Godren uur 3U Oft Der San 1T. Der bcribmts
rs. GGalace's pir7 Iiountatu DEM" @ttefcp,
vou Gem mir Eie eir5i9eu &ertIuier linn. pirc
M Gjebalt II &iute Oou tcu,em iRuerGalb pel
,icr. S.luteu 3ebrduutcu 9Sbt5ftY ibertroTcn,
(luicr 2alcr beiebt ag6crDem uuh aus:
1000 G,B Irtro uuN l]ugcgiue NltbI, unttr ne.
leu pie yen 8Gftru 9efu stem SOFTEN; Stem.
Orleans, Ncrtc 9ljco uuO Guta 3udsr uuO 0io.
IluIes 500 6a8 Gut gOaL Grui0eO, DorpoereO
aSeife uuO 2thter; $40. l unO CIV. 3 Mafetei
Itio 6cyiuat iriEbe quite @oIbtu 8uttfr. Yon
IDtr mir wGbentlid ScuDungcn er6altrn Cars,
'}lcon Shes, 6ams, Shoulders uno 8rraIl5
5al1, StSrte, Ieat @Upper, Qcma6lrnrn Ra1r
unp WfrTer @eiffen, 8eieu GImsy unr aae Die
IWutasu @riiFel, Die in elmer @rocerV 9ew5GHljh
]Nrrlou8t msrpen.
Ttrncr: gB. 0ulace'5 9ure Mountain Den
21bi5t,9. Riharpluu'a, 5usralooia 6lUds, SuUu
I0t5 WoncnoIpela une ]JlecttfteD BbisFey 20t
Blg 5rauuFl&cn 8sauO9, bort, W(0petra, Sber.
IrO, Glaret unD Gbampagr 9Geiu Giper, GUnl.
nam Sranpu, Sin, 9tum, apple 8rano9 unt ali
4rten ~Hilupr5.
gSm. NB uUnLe @6brs,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-23
Sc0 sabi0e

Ter l%ntrrpihuste ~crlorrtt Th Dem 0utlitum
ouSl;Y 'ggp, bag ietn g01gcn unp 8uo9g ~ieOrr5eit
tcreit ieGt, um 6ImtItea 3u jrgcnO elmer Eoge5
icit nnh rtjlcut 8crluiiguug5pIae 3u fabrtu.
Derarttgc Seleuuuaeu ttune0 i'm @Gt1srtm yell
6ou5 pes 6rn. q. Shap gomo6t mtrreu.
~. 6rtrfnd.
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efomrtnacbumae
u. S0csfer Il. Grmp.,
y Epth Ter uu0 Dru4giR,
9IC. ~ Wtaius StraBe.

gIo. TO MlatusS tra6r.
D0uIenC fir CcS bi5btr oerrpuuenC 9utrousn bpft :,
inter 5rl6fras prcmpicy @ecjcnuns, 6afclbt ou& fsyncr.
Sin III crboIter.
%ecepts uCrNtr Su itotr 3ett {5ri Eos unt 9todO rrpmet
uIt ocrtReHboft o~u30cfutrt.
@ae Scrcn 6arbtlcTc, Tcu1trgCoS. 9ru6b6n6u.
Gt8arrrf, Gaud'r, &aur uub Sagurftotot Be75uSi9 an
@-sot VIM nt5een IN cen ttlisten 9ro;srn errtauft
. ptft6c 0pUtbcee.
6Ur eIt mir tou mtidco ticjsu ya8G8,cuten rc yttf-
auU iegHeIttn cCr,m 6%,rCjot1 63bimplcn, trcem i'd IL
91etdcr Setr sur Rt~nRjF tyigQc, caB tt HtbI friihu Drr<
elcn ufe 4NoicomcnicN Cigu- oytjtt Daeuaa, ErSln,
ltue uhc 9rrtc Gigiic, SlQ1, Grteus5, - frertsC. yer.
iIieotnc Srrte1 9tiSttn, ccilIbc Gjbrrleh 4unc- 81 aultrs
vac 9HcalooG @(dcMCaj. Sctsol IN eroSCl un0 tletnen
y 1l@rn, Summit, 6an3el une s]>,tO6uen, rt5| alc1 mnbrrt
9apuriCn, SIpennc, Nl fumrrtu, SCftn .. b.. wtthc
artit' ja ~ ZEN nt69!jdit b~jlislcR prtiitu ttttn5 @,ntpftble
q. &. p tf6Cr, wdt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-23
9tm;ctaerr.
3u permietber.

gntgc 3tmrtr, Nofeno fur ejnseInt Suren Q 8 fI.tne So
uilict. tuo tiute ~ oerrcnter brt 5curo Q lutte
:de Der gruaee uno 5!CSir
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-23
g aap s 9~JI,Oer'S

Yorreunn', @ln5s, 6olj uRo Gpitl g6aarct-
Stcyt,
. Gdc Pc; 3tcu uuo 9rpab. Strasc,
uuo PSI 9ro01IroBe.
S1ocu tc nrtcrtiinctcu ctlt Gau'fen 0utGhtm I'm
ooe thnca lut 3opren ]0itfHte @crtraUsn iSrat Dout aus
l%rlt1tsn, rrSnocn ic iu9lcId Oonjt Die &nsJQe, Gas ia
tbr Wager olc IN or @0usbI,tuRB 30 tomms1otu 0cr5t5r
l@0liGn ourdl rt1pnlt@c Gtntluft N Cru Stdotcn ccS gtcr
pens 'ut has 81tc rtrccultluCj9t Gatca, uuo oar, mac nc
@ueUdtI llP btll8t9ulc btriTt, mir glS nit etEem jcoeu
s%er6rti9Gn e'cdofi Ger StQotmcGta Eouurr.
I'm 9Uti8cn 3upyat bei CaUdi6tm geoarf uuo Nruflms
unIcTee Eo8cre Bitten i~ytUuoli@it
S6s0p uHS Wcutr,
Gdt her Stem UGD 9}uN.rfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-23

R9ein9auers uno NloieI>gBeinc.
@De5en srbaIten cine 5enpung son
20 SAT 9tbeins9Eetne,
sc 6aB WloIel.&Beine,
20 ! &ognae Ytnet Gafiacn,
Sin. Sum, NblDnlbe, g8bistse,
20 5tlten Giintur9e: Ii. S6met;er RGie
10 sag ahten 28ein Gifa,
Atht inportirtes SeIterspaHer.
SatOb Qtppe,
Smrortsr, 1874 6rpaD-5tra6e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-23

OampAhiHfa9rt 3piiten Gt6monO IL. 9IeU 9orf.
Ois bttOzl orUBen uns be4uen ejaseriaeten SstsDamys
lhift ,,Somc5topl" uuo ,%9tconcft' ptrocu BEN reifnotn
gublifWr ;ur @tuuBung stscns e%nPfobIei. Der 5abrprti5
iheuoed So. - Bic 91me5;apn" serli5t i6ren g8harf an
3odst5 Iecen Dieuito0 I'M 4 U1r 3abmitta95, p6frtno oc
,RDauste" ieoen Treito0 I'M 8 ubrN8en65 son Gits Goini
abiah~f. 23er oa5 (eBiert Oaurfidtf 5eauben nil, BAT IDS
5sioeI .,nscr5ejhnsten cUa 6a5rbtue3u l5ien.
frla intro bilisit enSsnenasn uao plaitI at geF3rori,
9aHeseprete Hen 8ori0liS2, 90,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-23
Rnrper4forsu uuc Direttcreu

@enerat. N9ent fir 9ti6bmcuo: .. 81. Strsder.
llnt,rlubenocr 9Irit: Or. 0B. @5rete.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-23
Dfy-Goods 8 FancY Stors

.NHt J'SafN 0tulAi, = ...a #
&de Der Grpac- uno 6hn Strnee.
9, 81. 8pfeubaum enlpfcblt Istncu
6rrunceu uRo Dem &utlifum Icin gut aIorttrtee
Sa9er ron s. 7 3 It : 9Gaaren, he ~ ben tjqi9
ten prgifen nbaeaebcu meroeu,
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- 4Ft,nfheRe-
81. p. $500. gLacnt.

- - N-ELA-L- u <TNIII,
APptbtter, Drt9Stf, Smpgrter Urn
.ocntlhen Gbcmtcottrn 1t, & ~. SIR. g..
Mtdtlt= ;2try 9c9cuiiter Dem aItcn Wurtte.
X 2 rtstt ptrccn nit ser orfFtrr Sprafal. mao
Scneui1.u etrclttb lcrle dtmtide GRAY orOtc ana
Hh0lolch mn SuF-ptr Su.lfUCu tcluret. &ouCF6Uf-
lcHte mo9tG boS y~ci-toltioc No8cr am, CnifHr, beutfAt-
un9 J%rNioladcr Q Ft2 tjfhcr - &riuc, nancy @utfeg
~ ID. ul PtlttI 2tt0pefl r9l; ia >UgtElSeia ucbncs. mo-
! Ea!!e! sum SbtA itstlt so n]trcrtarycu, oI6 cen -5gbi,ttr
spTsnt enSs.sijs" OcroGr. MtOtiinto ttn rer6cu an
pcn bt1t9ltr &so,assugcn risGuum nil rcucm Sorratbs
oISgClattt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-23

g UarOcr6
fCuncn BEL unter3eihuetem fists fyeuntIi6e Sim,
mrr rnO CUTE &of trbaltur. Guh IeGcr cjpi9c
3immsr an iepige 6eyreu 'u uGrmictten sci
So9u 81 orrb auieu, Ggt,
am glcuCu Dart.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-23
6rrabieknlo ptr Nreiie pon Nrhlen.

DtNupltENitg Get Atttle cOll NtpOleii.
Die Nretlc ron Gpfs ltno sis ouf .peicre Natri@t iplc
frIRt;
Spit 2ump Gctc $3.50 per 2pao.
Suit 6Ntl Grfc I.75
@are Grte, teiOs Sorten $50 >, ;,
9telcn Rret'en iufoigc mug Gcfe o5 b0S btlisltt 5tue~
uWaS.taicrtat ojccr ScalUt 0nE,fcFcn rtrotp.
8t6tuGun9cn: S1oriOptua9 bcnI gattIcn rter AbIiefe~
ry,ro.
3e &pbcr-MorbS befnNcp ndr ett btr 10. StroSc unb
@nlI, uro Gde Der s. uup gvrpitr., WRlih ppIi Canal.
23.9l Sno. s.. Btrtb, @ocnt.
Satottl @crRe, Srarfc, 6afrc-&Tcn1 &6pcp,
bloe ncbt cihcr N,tn8c 0rtcrtr Nrtud, NorfumuiCtn, 2u,
Inns Gr1ocr, &guiru 2SiEclUr SOAR. 9]GtGtjuICn GouCc GD-
.ognc. lc. l. iUu StrtGui bti .. Is. Ttihtr, DOT.
Irrt pcrf6nlt@e Gurtduia int Icrprn Din
tb IN rem Stouo geicBt, meiucn sec6rtrn &Gu.
rem Elm ppr3U9Ii&ca Gaseg Der telteu Giaarrcn ier
Der @rt unp GualitGt 81 auenabmspeiic Niat
gen @rsiien ~pfcttren 80 %I6uurp. @lci6faas en-
pfctle jh mein nghloIorttrtrc2a3 Won Jldut-,
&au- uuo Shmupf IobOt, QIcicu alcr 2lrt aro
iuufi9e 2]Irtjtcl, rtc in rtucm Cigarette @sftdft
aep6bnIth sciudt wcroen. lin cine s,fdai5s
@niiht ieine5 YaAere tt,tct s.. 9ofrufelo,
Sc, l94 Sruacnre
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.. H. GHALELEY

-. ID. CHALK i,h,G
panOIer ocr Sroer uue S6u4.6a rings, 5u,,
portsar uUlt frau3Diihem &alblepcr,
IS. Sr., j]wiIthsu Majn II. 9orp, 9ubmrub, pa.
Deuti&tn SHubmoG0u wrO bUo ooglGUCiaI 0lcr-
trtt EOGu BON NsNtr Olcr Nrt bsttnS t%npfcblcu. @iCcIbt1
RNorn oolelblt iuaictt alcs uitbrcnt @tbdft n6tbilt Q6ert
icu9, bic 8. %Jlnojn90, Gsillen C., axe SCrtcu urrqS u,
I. 10. Gue VIZ SruIcvr Euo Sudttnccn get0Jbl yer.
ocnoC Gecc it olejhfoUe p~reD6tbia.
gus 6itlc &rtttcI werccn 8egel 5aar Deer cute @0pjcrc
bili9n r~rrtlItt. 1O.4
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MADAME GARcrN's
RESTORF

VNILLV ILNLILWIA hTsD IONEN.
Us 1T pielee ein unieblbares Mittel cas- SGa6sr
tbum Der 6adre ;u tefDrperu, unp wirtt su9leih
9e9eu pos Ausfdatu ~perlrtben uuO ,ypar otue
tr9eno welAe nottAetlise 8olgeu fir Die 6aut.
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1n3ct9en.

80 Srroomop, @de Batfrett. 9ten 2crt.
8aares &aPttal 100000.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-23

Sn y ONIONS piyo r%jeS 9ittere Yerfauft in Dem 9rnc.
t3fIen Der 90. DoDC uHp Gonp., @leron6er EuSoI. 81
pttteylon, y. 5o1atpn i. 9ro., gru66e un6 Hyperion q
Blair, 4S1rtnl u1o 9ranc, Gborlse Minfpmiob nm 81 q
yie9tanG. in allen Staoien Ser 8T- S'q1tru il Siefes 9fi.
.I5 IL , %2QscFen ~ gl5sn,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-21

THE TARIFFS NORTH AND SoUrH.-The following
comparison of a few of the articles embraced in
the various tariffs of the North and South, will
show how the two sections stand at present and
how their interests will be affected under the new
tariff. The first column is the present United
States tariff, the second the existing Southern tar
lift, based upon the United States tariff The third
is the new United States tariff, just adopted, and
the fourth the proposed tariff for the Confeder-
ate States, but which, it is reported has not been
passed. 1t will be seen that the rates Of the exist
ing Southern tariff are less than the existing Uni
ted States tariff, but this difference is still greater
under the new United States tariff and the South
eTn proposed tariff:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-21

NEW 1Ohh AMI GEUROIA.
The whole of the arms seized by Fouche Kenne-
dy, of New York, on board the Monticello, en-
route to Savannah, have at length been restored by
that official. The following is a copy of a letter
sent by the owners of the Martha j. Ward seized
in reprsal by the Georgia authorities to Mr.. Ken
nedy, and which, doubtless, in connection with the
fact that the vessels seized by the Georgian author
tiles were advertised to be sold on the 25th helped
to bring about the desired result:
LETTER FROM JAMES E. WARD & co.
j. A. Kennedy, Esq:
Dear Strive are the owners of the ship Martha
j. Ward, now under seizure at Savannah, as stated
in reprisal for the arms seized by you. We have
made every effort to save our property, valued at
$40 000 and find that without your friendly aid we
shall be unable to do so, and must submit to such
enormous sacrifice. If in consideration of our un-
fortunate position, you will deliver the arms to u.s.
we will indemnify you against all damages and
costs which may be recovered against you for
such seizure, JAMES Il. WARD x Co.
The before mentioned indemnity reads as follows:
INDEMNITY.
In consideration that John A. Kennedy will, at
our request, deliver up ten cases of arms seized on
board the steamer Monticello, and in consideration
of one dollar to us paid, we hereby agree to pay
all costs and damages and expenses that may be
recovered against him for such seizure. Dated
this 18th day of March, 1861.
JAMES E. WARD & Co.
IHe auONe IHuelultJ was lequlTeu Vi tue OWHeTS
of the ship Martha J. Ward seized by Governor
Brown in reprisa for the seizure of the ten cases
of muskets here by Superintendent Kennedy. 1t
is understood that the loss of the owners of that
ship in freight alone is between four and five thou:
sand dollars, besides detention and this indemnity,
which may be as much more. Upon giving this
indemnity the arms were delivered to the owners
of the ship, who transmitted them to Savannah on
Monday last to be delivered to Governor Brown.
THE RELEASE OF THE VESSELS.
In connection with this matter, some private
Geographic correspondence has taken place be-
tween Messrs. S. d. Babcock and John A. Parker,
of this city, on the hand, and Messrs II. Brig
ham and r. Lathers, of Savannah, on the other
hand. The result of these dispatches is embraced
in the following Geographic correspondence:
SAVANNAH, March 10, 1861.
Samuel d. Babcoch and John A. Parker, Ne,g York:
Your. dispatches of yesterday received. The
ships have been released by the authorities in
sideration of the release of the arms by the New
York police
II. BRIGHAM and RICHARD LATHERs.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-21
HARRIED-
o the nth February, 1851 by Rev. Mr. Hdt, JOHN
VIM SHIELDS to Miss MARY E. JONES, both of Bat
city.
On the December 1860 by Rev Joseph Young JACOB
CHAMPION to MARY JANE GIBSON, of Baltimore.

DIED.
On the goth instant, ANDREW ALDRIDGE, Jr in the
3Sth year of his age.
His friends and those OF the family invited to attend
his fuacra from residence of his father No. ia North
Charles street. at eleven O'Clock, Friday morning. 2d
instant
At Centreyie, Queen Anne's county, Monday, 18th
March, her twenty third birthday, LYDIA holdings
WORTH DARRELL, wife of Stewart Darrell, and youngest
daugt Of the late VIM, Sidney Winder ESQ.,, of CASTOR,
Baltimore county.
Grace Church twelve o'clock, to-day trhursday) with
out furthe notice. = - ~
Tn the 2uth instant KATE EIIZABETH, only child Of
William A and Caroline W. Wisong, aged IL years and
month.
The friends family invited to attend her fune
rail- on tomorrow friday afternoon, at three O'Clock
without further notice
On the 10Th instant, Mrs THOMAS WINANS, in the S3d
year of her age
The friends Of the family are invited to attend her une
from her late residence this Thursday morning at
eieyen o'clock, without further notice
suddenly, on the 10th instant, EMMA CLARA, only
daughter and youngest OF Thomas b and Mary Ann
gell aged month and IL days =
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GRAND SALE
- - OF
.lCH FANCY GOODS, FRENCH CHINA DINNER
AAn TEA n.n ~

RICH FANCY GOODS, FRENCH CHINA DINNER
AND TEA SITS RICH ORNAMENTS, VASES,
PLATED WARE, GLASS WARE, &C. &C,
NEW STYLES.
L viii sell without reserve, FRIDAY MORNING,
March I'd, at 10 O'Clock, at store, No 81 Baltimore
street large and elegant collection of RICH FANCY
GOODS OF new styles and patterns viz Rich fancy French
Emma lea Sets A pieces handsomely ornamned French
Emma ases, varous Styles Lava do handsome Paan
ases OF great variety; uctagon Spills; Card Receivers
basque Ruby Liquors large assort
Sets Puff Boxes Colognes; Alabaster Tea Sets handsome
Inquired Pitche's; Gobets; Glass Dishes heavy silver
plated Tea Sets; Cut Bottles, Casors and bottles &c;
with great variety of Fancy and Useful Articles
too Numerous to particularze, &c
EVERY article will be sold without reserve
- The ladies are particularly invited to this sale
lsrns cash. SAMUEL H. COVER, Auct,
mHZl.ts 81 Baltimore street
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REPORTED SAFETY OF THE U. S. SLooP oF-WAR
LEvANT.-We find the following intelligence in the
Philadelphia Erening journal of Tuesday:
U. S. Stoop-oE Var LeUam Safe.-San Francisco,
March I'd, ls6l.-Messrs: Carr & Elliott: The U.
S. sloop-ofwar Levant, W. E. Hunt, Commander,
ran ashore shortly after leaving Honolulu, damag-
ing herself so much that it will also be necessary
to place her on the dry dock. The flag steamship
Lancaster has bent her propeller shaft, and will
from the Honolulu Polynesian of Jan. 49, 1861.
Wendell Phillips made another of his "crisis'
speeches at New Haven on Thursday evening The
Register says:
"The audience was made up,chiefy of Republic
cans, and such sentiments as-"The anti-slavery
party has stood face to face with the Constitution
for thirty years, and the mercess conspiracy of
1857 is done with'-'You will never see the Gulf
States come back until they come back black
empire, under the control of the black race-were
heartily appauded."
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ECONOMY ECONOMY

ECONOMY! EcoNoMyII
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done by purchasing already Sawed an
Split, at Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. sNoRTH sFRrlf
slO-tf JAMES n JouNson
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EMIT
SHOULDER SEAM
SHIRTSl
SHIRTS!
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OR NO SALE
Unequalled by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOsOMSi
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS.
aERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALFHOSE.
HANDKERCHIEFS
SHIRTS.
w. P. T0WLES & BRO,
PATENT sHOULDER-SEAM SHIRT MANUFA Glory,
If5 Baltimore street.
Under Carroll Hall
SOLE AGENTS FOR JNO. CLARK, Jr., & CO.'S MA
CHINE COTTON. Also,
PATENT FLOOR SKATES. nI5-tr
NOTICE..
THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY
Have appointed Mr.. RICHARD W Tyson the Sole Agent
for the sale of its this market to take effect from
February Ist, 1861.
THOs. WILSON, President.
BALTIMORE COAL CoMPANY's COAL.
SOLE A G Z 2,
No. SIS SECOND STREET,
Yard, CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS,
The undersigned having been appointed the sole agent
for the sale OF the above celebrated Coal in this market
takes this method of informing of Coal and the
public generally that he is prepared to FILL the shortest
notice. orders for any size and quantity OF the
BALTIMORE CONPANY'S
GEORGES CREEK
BIT UMIN Us COAL,
For Domestic Shipment, Seaming or Manufacturing
purposes, at very low rates.
R. W. TYSON, Sole Agent.
Mr. CHARLES GILMoR the former agent OF the Company
will continue at the Office and attend to the sale Coal
heretofore. ie5-d
EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAMES FRY Err invites attention to the very extensive
assortment of Looking Glasses in store, suitable for
every position and of all sizes.
Mantel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do. oval and square
Cornces Tables Brackets, Consols, &c, at unequaed
prices.
The latest English and standard French Engraviags al
WAYS in stock.
Particular and undivided attention is given the depart
ment of PICTURE FRAMES. Also, frames Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &c
FRYER'S Galleries,
81 South Calvert st,e get
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GERMAN CRITICISMS ON HAMLEr.-Two German
critical works on Hamlet have made their appear
Rohrbach. Herr E!ze publishes the English text
of this play with historical INTRODUCTION and a
commentary in German. Herr Rohrbach goes into
the psychology of the Danish Prince himself. and
sums up by pronouncing him a very shabby fellow
"A cruel, vindictive coward, laxative and sy.
This is surely going little too far; but every
reader of the play knows that the Prince is very
far from a hero or 9 COED man One Of the most
preston of his opinion that Hamlet is very like his
own ountrymen.-London Cor. of N. Y. Post.
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ifhS. HUNTER q WILLIAMS,
PHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND I.U2Gs
- Monument Square, Baltimore, Nd
The practice of Drs HUNTER WILLIAMS il confined ex-
cusvey to the treatment OF Chrouic Diseases of Throat
and Lungs by DIRECT MEDICATION and the success that
has attended Their a5ors is Sufficiently well known Il has
demonstrated OF only that Brochs Asthma Caarrh and
Eranuar Sore Throat be permanently cured but that
Consumption an I'LL its St1geS durable disease ard that
the direct application OF remedies by means of nhaaop
to tn seat OF the maady instead of giving them by he
stomach always overaxed and delicate in these dseases
must hereafter be regarded by the profession as the only
tional and scientific mode of treat nent.
Parties unable to visit the city may be treated Inv corres
pondence-medcne instrument, &C. being sent them nv
express. in order to ob ain proper statement of such
cases. form of questions has been prepared which will be
forwarded ny letter on Application jal7-eo3m
IMPORTANT TO HoUgEKEEPRRs
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Saw ell and Split at Office ofCity Steam Fire Wood
Mil,
No. 3R0IFR STREET
slnu JAMES Fl. JOHNSON
INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES
William Dxons London, and Jules Jurgensen's Copeu
hagan WATCHES; Eugene Breguets NICKEL. WATCH
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Tir1eKcer
for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner Of Calyer
and Water Streets Importer of Fine Watches Iewery Sold
Chains Silver and Ware, Lecoultre Swiss Razor.
and Strops Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacle 10 suit Al
New goods in store Purch viii peseca
Notice-Store CORNER CALVERT 4Np WATER STS
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