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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
Spl,l 6cI,!

Iuericihnstsr bait frr,p6brcus eircn srsFca @orratS ven
Gitrt- uuS TjhtCubeIi better Suolit6i: Xnb tanR feline
RGnecu btermit untcr oen o~uniljaitsu @tbinnuuoeu eerieben.
Sci &ilJcu cOu 3 Rlattern - trb ooe WearaCsc fcftcnfrei Be-
forat. g}tir0uuoen. pcl6. ,nts:loGtn perbeu oci Sabneo II.
Ect, pter gtp. u. 6unbto. 9roaSifraEe. fppie in Ger Spl,,
n]isoerlaSt an 9rpobhr., uat, 9rrUfe @penrt sstrber. srprri
beforaf. NrsiIe: 0oS teft @thenbpti ,u 1880, uni
SonIeu6oli III St.n0 eer Grrh. SdmtS 81. @rpr c
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
~@@alAlmotem @5opten.

NPeiucn GreunHer fsmie ecm @utlifum ;nsaeIammt bie
Crlersne Gnieiae, caB mciRe SpmmSr-ggmtbIha mil yer.
ldtcotncn nruen Nnll9cl sur llntebalmn1 oes NublifAmS
psrisbtn, pom beuti9sn Gage al mitoer 0cg1n nj. 9eIsn.
no III itccr 3Cti maTG: NIB FaIn Speien in arS6tcr Sue.
p.bi al iinecn ltno. ipiptr GWh @ttrGnte irber Grt pom better
Quaittdt- SreunpiepN ititbit gum sablrtiGen @eiudS lac.t
Gin Simon Strj, r;n
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
80 d + /.

80 + ).
Die untsrssi6neten ~ertauben T6 Giermit, alien
loren 6rcunpcn uno Setauntrn bic eraetsnlfe
an3ei9e 3I MAIDEN. paB s5r. Gbs. 6. Shweaerle,
BON DER 6irma 6lttcrf uuU Co., 81 Carp Ctr,
pcn osm Roroen suriidsetebrt 1T unp triunpers
tiCiye gtufdufe fur Cab ssma6t bat in
Wein, 9iqaers, @%iBarrea Simburser SGIr,
TaSterrp SYrup, aud s6ter reutIhsr
Gerpslatwurf,
trel6e Grtitel lie ben Secbrtsu &unbcn mboIe,u.r
nnp retail 3u Den ~biai9itsn prriisn ~atlalIrn mer.
ben. I'm einen irsunolithsn 3uiprut bittet err
s'bsnlt S. u. 9attUrf u. 6 o.,
27 SarY Strert.
SST Gin sutss titlss @laS Sirr eels al Der
Bar.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18

Srr SpeS&.


9rpBts uSb Sea6ts iSper:bes Seaer rol:
SCrtlt' uuo MirtirrgBda-rui
@bC!efaIe unn &rteif,
lt 80 ert f5trdus,
9io. 81 Mainfr.
Setbtr per STEAMER er6alttn Cen ar6st,u uub rtiharr
Scrratb son perba- uaS gDtnttr> N adrtn Ser
it eem bitisen Yublitum in berartiasn @rtf,ln sT,rir,
pcrctu 1T. Debas. pom 10.Gts. uRb 5Sbr; 0t[oires in
ihoneu Wfuittru, Helm uuo ores carirt, IN IL. 20 nm Is
Gts. &C.; MIcr'nos IN allen G1rben !. IS2 bis S7I GtS
oe Dprpelle weTtb.
Nlparas, ppn II Cts. an, su erftauuenspertb biaioeu
grtiltn; so Oueeno letn. DAMIEN. Gaitentlter BON Cts.
an SOC gaHtta une Wtlles' %Sear6Citete ~frdusOiiihe Collars,
aut Wuettrnsu biVta setauft. III l24, 81, 374 Ste. &C.. bic
III aneCren 9eidldffen 6as DpppeIte fphtn.
S4parit StiesnItoHe. ! Ydre brett. III 65, 81 GtS. uub
~l.25; tarbtle Ssibeniicffe iur 5dIite hires lprtbes:
S2rrn @tn9bame, Dres @lnsbanas, @'tS lifina, Ia,Tmer
uno Saiirsts; 8rntud1 Seane fur SerrH> unS .Ruoaeu.
8leioer, III oen binialteu Yreilen.
0iHiepS, Sbee~'s 9rCo uue TtptrSs fur Sirr1kc,.r i.
aanS ipplsner tpeieer, rptber uno eel6er Eiannel N 25 Gts
bills ~ 373 So; Stella SbawIS, @(oarS &c.
Die eIoBtt Auepdbl ppn Gaons gDpr,es Sfnts 6ue,rif
SthiS auF aaeticnen aefauft Inb 81 per Siud ptrts. bic i'd
iu SI.25 une$L.7S C9erirs; Grid 9spQe in alien torbcn
III 81 rel YfHuo.
Carpets uno 6vurts au9e, bi, biQiafer in Nibmoub !:
8rspn IMP SleGdeo Sbrtins, Sbettina, 9cpeIin1. Sob!e,
GlOatb Grttntcrs Sriisr9. 0lcYeS. Sett uns Ssrnonta
Blanftie III oen b~tligtten greiisn.
..bte 9GitLne SlS6 unO 10 GtS. &C.; Cambria. Gbct
une S!ptB 9tuSltn, ns3it tircr 9rUBcu AGsmabl auDerer
Wairen. su sablreit, bitlrlb II bier auf,uTihren.
Sh lutte %ereebenIt nm eineu Scfud aQ,r Oomen uuo
ptrTti ele'er otaet uns %nm9e9eno, uno bite Die gfualmer
SDNs, N". q Ndinir aBt, IN trattsu.
SOl:pb Strer9.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
W. NlSnn.

ia. WTWII
Nu, 16I Srpacfr,. ;wjiden Ner 6ten uno Item
AScnt fir 6cirtiif's Gbampagntr.
suri 6lt rem reutibeu 0ublitum iciu friid on
octummenes Eager pom Gisarren. Beinsu @bam-
plsner, 9tttuheu, eebrannts IanOeln. itsr3ud
srtsu @llmus &C., udmlib
100000 peutI8e G%isurrsn, aGe granrs,
10000 @Unbas 6loand,
10000 6eurp Slap 6aoand,
10000 5rabuccs 6aYdna,
$4,000 principe, CARA,
80 Soren Rbsiuweiue.
25 R5rte 6eiptfdlbsn G6ampdener. fir
mcIdcn ih Naent bin 1pu 8 bic IA Dol.
lars per Sutt,
so EuBenn 9ebtnbsu,
so NIp. asbranute @anbrln uno itsrSud'
ertcu @ulmue.
mcl6e Irtittl i'd su tiGisem Sreis eTsrtrs.
81. 0ap, Nat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
2lmIriGea.
Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store
am 9leucn Niorst..
Gdc Ger 8rCap- unp 6trn Strase

am Neucn Otorsts,
Gde Ger Sroap~ nnp 6tru Strase.
g. ". Neenbaum empfieblt Ieinen
5rsunoen uRo Gem 9ublitum Istn gut aTurtir.ee
Wager BON 5ertf : Naarsn, Die IN ben tiqia
item prstftn ataeaeten mercru.
SerableBung Der NretIr pen &rblen.
DE Srttls ppn Cote fnp sis auf wsirre ssa6ri6t ip,
frlat:
Srft 9untp gpfe $3.50 per qpos.
Spft pail 9ptc AIS
Sare COTE. beiot Sprten 4.50
0telen S.retlen autelse mus gcft ais bes biaisIie Etus,
rillee nafertaI eieEr Seofpn ~anstleben psreeh.
Seoth9uHsen: SaarSabiuns bsim 3 rttItn rerr GSIisfe>
runa.
Die 8rbIcn-garbs bsfnrcu nd Gee Ser 10. Strose uni
San1. une Gds Der 6. unb Sprbffr.. 1uoIid epm @anal.
1921 Sup. g. gBtrfb Tosn,
SntatSI 0erlc. Stdrtc, SoHersGfenS @beco
blee nebit elmer Menoe orasrsr Mriifel, 9OrfGmeriscu, Gu.
iins ertioet. Sropn Q8inolrr Spop 9abublriten eau ce 60
Sans. N. &c. 'um Str'ouf bel s. G. Slider. @st.
GrrA pcrl6nlihc GintGuf: i'm glerccn ttu
i@ in Zen Stanp 9ciett. msincn ~gtcbrtrn Sum.
ben elm rcrliia!ihCe Eager Der telten &iaorren is,
Ger %rt unp Guolit1t III ou%anabmemeiIe tigi
lCn 9reiien pfc,tren ,u tGnusr. 8lcihfals en-
pfeble i6 msin mobtaicrtirtej 2a1er prn Naud-,
8au- uuo SAnupf 5atat, Qietfen aGer @rt ant
%icnitige Nrtitsl, pie in sinem @isurrsn- GsIh6it
lrmDbnlih 6eiuht iDereen. I'm cine s,fGtii0c
2lnlidt ieinc5 gaaere bi,tet .. SIC fcnIcGp
ge0. l94 SrpONlro
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
Y%c4 eDillc

Ter lnterwihnetr crtluSt lid Nm 9utlitnm
%anluwiaen, r0R 'tn 2ea9cm unO @ualp ~ierer,ril
torrjt ieAt, nm %5lmiIten AT irarnc ein,r Snacs
iit M cnilem &cr .niIun9sptap ,u fabren.
D,rartiIe 85iteluuden FJnnrn I'm gGifhstm IeQ
6lu5 pes 0rn. u. Sbac asmntt mfrrrn.
N. 6ctrtnd.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
S9wadr irgrnO siner art,
Rallies Vno 9it3iaee Sichsx-

~ 0e nerldlcetnsn MHtct;enen, pridC aus einem unprhtnf
liNeh Rostr oSer aus Ger 2ebeu entlprtneeu.
SSle ltnOeroaultdtrt, S0dre I'M Maacn, GNlif, SsNs
0rennen.. @ppetttloiigeu, @enQtlihfsit, 8erfrpfuno, blutsnSE
uo pulltot pamorrb0ietn. Sn allen rsrp6ien un6 rbeuma
tIlHea Solen lat &c btt U~ni6hltQcn MfoIsn ~np6ltbdtia ocp;:fi
uho 9oultatol9s betunq bert1G9ebrOhtt
Sallelbe ~ cine rein Ye9CtaUliihe Mi1funa, mad freua
riOeninOftlihen Gjruno1dtcn uub nah @nmclGlno bra kr
rNbrten hclonoiihCn 9rpfcipr5 @serbare, terejtet. S0rotn
lstee 9roFer STipigln in BEN msifti eurppGiIfen Staoicu.
mar lTlne S%iEtubruiB in DEN Ser. S.aOkn mebr fur Sicicui,
ger prl"nlmt, pclde aus unierm gaterlanoe in bieism Qonb,
lerltrtut lno. Ga oanClbe inter Ihnen arreen 9eifo0 no
Tinoen, 10 bete ID es ccm amerifoniIhen Qukifum an irbrr,
Ih wttB, Dap ielnc /" Der Sbdt wun6cr6dren meeiciuifh,n 81,
%lsnithafttn nd 9etanntNboft Ser1banen nerben.
8tlonoers Wtro e. fur SOlhc cmpfUbfsn. bcren 6 pn7itutio
ourh ben b~elt1not9en @ebrduh Won 2i0u6ren pbcr onffrc
observation-disclosures IN %l1pr6nuna oerotbeu Tnb. 9m 9TGor.
nreinen au9enpItfti6 mUtlom, fHoet IS ftncn deloeen 9Eca
ihni Siee peS Se6fno, lReem &C in iete Serve einorinot uuf
ne oerunll9t osn i~tnienotn Gtiif o~uiyiaiet une in eC 9Edj
aeSe OslnnoRsTt UNI Starfe in Oas 9anic Spftm brinot..
Barurn0:
9te9roBe S'erbreitun8 oteleo aue0eisidnttcn Nrprroe ia
T%lneoene Yatohmuraenh ersUraerufen, pcebetb tns su I
olt.om i'm @ntoufe ppriihtie len mus. Ddrum n cs 1EtE;o
Dap Sbr Sperbace'e b9adnGiihes BiteV, btSur Sbr "a fouFts
TtTtt4 pro6trt. Cine SOuteiae piYo Quo u6er;fuoer. RS
e peHer M, ME ale Rdh05mun9en.
IS- Srrfauft $l.0O per 9Ottel ober & gugks fir S.
bel ben %sinSi9tn Gi9entbunlern
BtniG in 9d0e ir. II.
NabriiaHttu ben @r!teln fur &pp!oefer n. ebsr,;F,,
@insbura, ga.
Sn q 6mon6 mirb otrts 9itttre ~nerFanft in b., M,0-
tbrttn Der 56. Dove uHc eomr., @leranSer TupoI Sn
Netteriou. .. SpbnitOn II. &rC., GrubSe unb grn,,irn @
Slair, Warina une NroIe, Gbarlcs YPirfpauob rnS E q
&ieot, unh In alex Stjhten Der Ser. G.,4eu is S;fiss a., -
ttrs in btr Spotbsfep " En6iR. -"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
efduntmadbmmae
a. SbSefsr II. Comp.
NpUtS Ter unr DrusstR,
go. 10 Woins@troGe

Dditetf fur eae bisber ervprntrt 3utrautn buft E,
irier 5ri6cfuns prcuptsr SsbienuHs, Safclbs aud fsrncr
bin III erbalten.
So,pt. wercen III iccer 3cit (sti las uHb sia&t) prvmpt
unt dtr tEenboft ausdefubrt.
aae Sprttu Gurttfcfe, Trn1tralos, 8-ubbanSer.
etsorr'r, Rand, 8Gu- Gne S6aapfabaf btifdneis al
- -ho uno tpereer ~ cen biuioifen Nre,frn ~prrtauFt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18

6attpr uub O.,
@6plelals unO 3:e:oil Wein., 2iqupr- uno
@i8nrren,Gtitdit
81 Gm9 Stre t, 2 Gbursn BON IA. eoer
Yeurl trert. 9
Nuen %Inlsrfn 6reunosn unp Scfannten bic
%craebene Nnieiae, pdB MI Ole piraj1briae 9Gsin,
crute res 6errn Shiltte (6rnnt SteatePs
iSarm) tGulIh on une 9ebrabt bnten unp Of
@ferirrn r%snltltcn %unlernS et0nnten auf'e 6reunp.
iiblte. Olrlcr neut SirS nlihe gEein mrO sc.
NIP jtpem &enner unp 6ein,hmsdsr munpen,
cenn eS ut Der refine 9teHeniait. I'm eintu
ireunplibsn 3uipruh bittet r9sbrnf
s. u. 6dttOrf II. O.
q. .. &r1GtIinen 0eriOnen, welbe cine
Lrrtlui6e 9Bsinflr maiden wOuen, tann nihts
SeHeres anempfOblen merpsu, pit une Don un=
fern 5errn 9tIebrten ~2lerSten oeIiiberl miro.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18

@t6tis fir 0rretr!
9ufrr, Bacon, Garb &C.,
200 95lS. g~creinisten 3udcr,
q pbo5. 6ans, Sreaite uES SbpuISerS,
100 93ble. primo 9caf yUb.
100 Seres primo @pihea Safe,
A. Oatages prime q. I6en Butter,
80 Sbie. priua Strlr 9ibsr,
200 SblS. Or. /, = III 3 Waftr,Is.
100 Sor's frikte pcrjnee,
40 Srrea SIR. o NPo!oFts'
100 Yprts Sire Grade 8,
IS Sbls Srib 9ct roe
200 9bIe. rtmcitie 9ronbs, Gin &c.
400 Spret Gancles uno Scap.
Spleeo, Sudmbsat uRo ale i%pn1fissn in elmer
9rStsrv s"r Nn' II: Hre,l rti,d, 3 : biais s~trfaIft unS Mf
iptltbs lstHe osuIlben 6reunoe aufnsrfiom ma&t
@m 8 GsGtr,
l3te Str.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
Sd0er=G pinpaamie!

Sd9er=G pmpa0mte!
Osn Wit9lieCern lur yfatbriht. RAP ieeen
DCnnertas, AbenOS 8 ubr, rcseImasiae Grsr.
eIer.uetunaen in Der ,Nilitarp 6aa" ltattTnper.
Seosn !tBten Oounrrfans i'm @tuuot
ftnbet bic mpnntlihe 8criammIuns NJ Qusals
esO 5trrn S9ap fatt.
6Ggemeptr, orb. Scra.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18

6tnpcrpGter's Sttters
in tieinfn nnp 9rr6eu SuantitGteu.
Nuslrseibnete SuaIltdt SteintpbleuGl, Gam,
psuSl uuo 5Iuip.
gtafporprr gum Bad II, 0cu uns ltttf prI-
rarirt, tlltg INN gut.
6pfmann's 9HarmIprup uuo Gcaeler's 0strr
tbran, teipes ppn tinem reut!hcn @hemiter prG
pdrirt.
6ummel'S 8afee-Gfcu,.' Gi6L8nfes. GbU.
%ecIaps, @aerU. tirfilhsr uue rsutiter Houhtd.
hHt, 70 ME ale anpcrn gu uuItrm @eihGfte &c.
bGrige Nla:rn.
6. NI9usr, Trua9if,
Gut 6. unp Srparltr.
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u NJ q
MtQlnrrD Uaaren!

y. G. BARTON crlauot lib Die 4n,eioe m
uateu. Gap er lsinen StOre BON 100 nab 229
RninitrlBe, OterbaIb Der 0tsn, oerlcai Sat, mo- er
u iepsr Soiicn Gin oca:dntjseS Experiment. Der
oil ,cnrsn lrtitsI vorrdtbiA bait: Seicene unp
5lrnh. bits, 6auben, &upipuge, iran,6flde Blu.
mn uno Banner SpiBen Sertba's unO GnpS.
5riben-S 6leer, Srauer Srasen unp lsip,ne uur
asGiiihe SriBen Mantias5.
Odmen, welbe Die SaCso.ts t"iuhtn f5nnep
N otjrt YOuifint;I ,,aQ &c. 4nyla.
IT,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
5amtm 8-Amerrt. Yafetfabrt. actica-@ eIsu,doft.
Snnpfiebifabrt

milhen
6amburs uuS saem 9jorf, ola soutbou,.,
ysrmit.eNt Der neuen auf baS 5rlioe1e o,61rirm mnS IT,.
oanisits tin9sribftIen 9rcBeu stitrncn 0olieamgfitiTs S'
, orulta, 1000 Cons, Capt. Iroutmnnr.
$ ammOpia, 1000 Sons. Capt. 5bp,nI,u
Saronta, $500 Sons, Capt. OILERS.
Sbis.me9sh tprer lbntllen mno sllfliten 5a6rten RUBIN.
II3lt 06t1iniF OamprNhiTs iperpen r~e3eImaBie AMI
grlten unp 6iinfebnten jeocn Npnats
nrbmsn 9aia9isre pom Mem gorf mad II
9amSHrs, eaOre. @OnSUn nns Southampton
~ f~pIatReen 9rciien:
Srfe @di1tt . 500.
8Wtut &0jute IS.
3piihehptd "a
Spm sombHra nad gsep sJorf:
grtt GaiRte $3.50. Sweite GGIatt $7j. 9pifbs,S,r
St5. NSeSsn 9'ala9e iusnpe man lido an "'
=. .. Riobaro, 3oaS II. Grus
Is" 9rNaOpa9 y N s'sr1
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.. 81. &trccfcr, Qlscnt,

Apotbetsr, OruQstt, Supporter Sr
peIt den @bcmicatieu II, (. NJ. Nr. 8,
@atn='1tr., acarniber Dem alien Wartts.
Es- y tepte WcrSen nit Der er6ften Srrefolt rnt
@endul9tu bereitet, lpiuie dem I'D c 9r6rorate UNI
Nnllpith mil duseritCr QnnIi6fett tcIpret. 9aubtauf.
tentt nteaer ooS rcttbaltise Eager an ,niIber, eeutIbe-
nm 'r1niolildcr Ette friihcr : Gr;net ion,s,M rjfeI
II. !. ~. IN better guSipohl clbf in @ueenIbcir ncbmep. wcl.
+ Ff'ts! ;uml stril ltIblt III nircriacTtn, oIe cen :.Srelytcn
Srs',r ~erss.STSS Tocrbcr. Meptstnfa II en- werocu an
cen etdt5'ir @:H!.san9en miebcrIm nit pcuem Norratbe
ouseClaitct.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
y. Il. EHALRLEY

~ OItAAIN ~
paapler pom 2e0er una S6ubs5ii fiugs, Sni.
portt>r BON frani0iitcE &albIcprr,
IL. Ctr, ;niihcu Waiu II. Carr, Nihmcnr, ga.
Sruibtn Shubn0helu mirb ette pcuitdn6ieh after,
trtt Yn9n Ypn 9eOsy aIer @rt bslenS c%npfcblcn. Dirittten
1nbcn ooiel6lt iusleih alec III ihrem @el6dft n6ttiae 1Berf.
Scue, Die I. &, GyinOingS, 9eiIten &C., oGe Sprttu ltr~.rs IL.
+, 10 TIC opr Q, itlGrr unb 9uGtinoern 9tbGuhl rcrs
benbe 0Cber III eIejhfouS poe, dtbjo.
ollie Sisie 9IrtitsI weroen Sc0en 9oor Drer Cute 9opicre
hiliah ptrfduft. [1O.t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-18
Smiths @olpu

SroaGitr.. lrtltten Der 8. uno 9. StraEe.
Mtcinet o~tutlden 6reunocn mo benz ecIamutsn 0ubli.
tInt bic &nSetae, . IL ih Die letief non Srn. &. Qemful i'm
fSub rtn N%rcocifreet SOttI 9cfubrte Nrttltafi ibernpmmsn
ine nu ttn9trt tet hube. Durd que @,trlnFs unb Iputiac
Grfrilhuneeu trfft bas lppbtrplcn Ietu1 reutidcn Ircunte
iu erfpcrben une Label 81 ;%lblIcitcm Sslub frcuuoIi6jt Gin
e amFS 81 Sp,ith
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Tener= mnb SOGarimc=9l Hefnran;

Uener= nuD M1rtne=9I ~fIefuram;
otT
Virginia Fire y Marine Insurance Com
pany
ole ef Bona 6ise Capital BON 100000 tsTbt
"nN i'm Sabre 1882 purch pic @eieserbung
BON Sir9inien c~ingciest rurec.
StTl'6erungen pcrben eurd oicie aItr 9empuanic or.
thrill unttr ben s%inlti9ltCn @~eoin9mlecn aegen iJcuer. unb
SSdnslhaocn an S~i9euttum ousi &rt, ale: 6duirr, Mcu.
be-, @ittr uno Noarcn dlcr @rt, ipmpbI in Der SaOt,
ale ouG I'M Ganee, NIB prrbeE Die Nelrrfenbcn Nussa6lun-
gen prpulp: seItiltet.
&o~ Cur bic 9oItes Uub CITE Iufnosms DER III o]crIidrrr.
ben @tatnitdnbe miro nid,te bsrcdMst.
SITr Np. Isl Waiui'- 4idmpRo, Sa., e'Ss StIr
~arIcrnalt Der 9tepatb S,..s.
N. 9. Gpwprbin. @rfTo.
o'h gam N0 lsS Ut, Sccrei itG.l.
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V8irtbT60fte. 9rDffnuno

Sternit erlaube ib mir. neincn 6icunoen unS Sefarrtcn
bstannt III mo6en, rap ib am Mcntap, BEN 10. Nipp.mber.
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-23

The probabilities of any concilatory policy, or
the part of the present administration, are becom
ing fainter from day to day. 1t has, it is true
been compelled to abstain from initiating
the coercive measures which the Presiden
clearly had in view when he delivered hi:
inaugural address; but it has not as ye
manifested the slightest disposition to make
any such concessions as might pave the way
10 compromise between the discovered sec,
tions. Wearied with expectation and disappoint
ed in their hopes, the conservative party in the
Southern and Border States is beginning to des-
| pair of reconstruction of the Union. That the
extreme and bitter parsans who now have con-
troll oil the destinies of the country should hesitate
before yielding anything whatsoever upon the re
quistion of the Gulf States is not perhaps surprs
ing, but it is somewhat astonishing that they
should not see the policy, if not the necessity, of
listening to the demands of those slave States
which are still faithful to the Union, but in which
the warning notes of revolution have already
sounded
The Administration is certainly aware that
| there are a number of Reconstructiorsts in Ala
bama, Louisiana, Georgia and Texas, and yet it
takes no step to reassure them. 1t knows tha t
there IS strong UNION party in Kentucky, Mary
land and Virginia, and yet it does nothing to
support or to strengthen it. Weak and wavering,
it seems unable to determine whether it is most
advisable to conciliate or to threaten; and while
it does not yet positively decide upon coercion, it
promptly disavows everything that can be con-
strued even into tendency towards peace pol
icy. Fearful that the proposed evacuation of Fort
Sumter should be regarded in the light of a con-
cession, the leading Republican journals at once
declare it to be merely matter of strategical ne
cessiy and the Administration itself has evidently
hesitatedand delayed to consummae an act already
decided upon, lest its motives should be misunder-
stood. Uncertain as to how Fort Pickens is be
be disposed of vacillating as to how the Commits
sioners from Montgomery are to be received, it
appears to be perfectly unable to comprehend the
importance of the situation, or to be capable of
dealing with it. That any measure will be inau-
gura.ed by such an Administration, that will
either tend to reconstruct the Union, or even to
satisfy the slave States that still remain in it. can
hardly be expected. Is it not, then, high time for
these border States to demand from the Admins
tration decided declaration of its policy that
they may know what they have to expect? Isnot
anything preferable to the present state of uncer
tainty and suspense, which is paralyzing every
branch of industry and prostrating the CONNER
cial interests of the country?
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-23


If under the relations at present existing be-
tween the Confederate States and the Government
at Washington, foreign goods find their way up
the Mississippi and are discharged at Western
ports free of duty, it must be evident that when
the Morrill, tariff and the tariff framed at Mont
gomery come into competitor with each other
the imports of dutiable articles from abroad will
seek the ports of the Southern Conederacy, for
distribution in the interior, in preference to paying
the higher rates of duties which would be imposed
if they were entered at any of the Custom Houses
North of Savannah Dispatches from St. Louis
have already announced the fact that foreign
goods are beginning to arrive there, free of duty
from New Orleans, and it is in the natural
course of things, that a movement so sue
cessfully initiated, should rapidly increase,
both in extent and importance. The means
Of introducing foreign fabrics into the Uni
ted States through the States of the South
ern Confederacy, and of avoiding seizure by the
Federal authorities, are so easy and require little
forethought and management, that those who en-
gage in this trade will bS able to carry it on al
most with impunity. The New York importer;
are conscious of that fact and of the serious eff
feet which this diversion of the current of trade will
have upon that commercial emporium, that they
are becoming ciamorous for an extra session o
Congress and a thorough revision of the Morril
tariff bill. 1t is now regarded as beyond perad
venture that after the latter goes into operation OF
the lst of April next the imports Soutl
will inflict immense injury upon Northern
commerce. and that the Federal reve
nue. will fall off in a corresponding
ratio. The Republican party, in adopting higl
protective tariff, has unconsciousy played into tn
hands of the Southern Confederacy. But, having
thus committed itself to the iron interests of Penn
sylvania and 10 the Northern manufacturers, tn
difficulty now is to find loop-hole of retreat from
the dilemma in which Mr.. LINCoLN's Governmen
has been placed by its most ardent and enthusi
astic supporters. To be praised for ''back bone, )
| and to find it necessary, in the midst of lauda
tions of the irmness Of the Executive, to evacuat
Fort Sumter, and to permit the seeding State
to retain possession of the arsenals and other prop
erty which they have seized, is, of ITSELF humilia
ting enough; but 10 discover that the MORRILL, bill
as tariff of revenue is wholly impractcable
that the Commerce of the Northern ports is trend
ing Southwark and that there is no recourse bu
either to call an extra session of Congress, for th
purpose of modifying the new tariff, or to resor
to loans in order to be able to carry on the Gov
ernment is mortifying in the extreme. Yet, wha
else can be done? The Republicans dug the trap
and, if they have since fallen into it, they hav
only to condemn the ingenuity of their own hand
work.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-23
,Tis liberty alone that gives the flower
or deeting life its lustre and perfume j. Cowpe
NO sea
Swells like the bosom of man set f


Tribune liberty: The constitutional liberty to furnish
the South with slaves to S08 and then the unconst
tutonal liberty of melting these slaves to cut he
masters throas ravish their wives and daughters and
desolate their land.
:, SLAyERr, n. The state of absolute subiection to
the will of another.
Harery was abolished throughout the British colonies
in 1S34-HaydE
Tribune slavery: The state of absolute subiection of
free nation to the will of few bloodthirsy fanatics and
bgoed despotc rabid disorganzers of socetvtbe end
OF which is hell on earth.
REBELLION, II. Violent resistance to lawful au-
thorty.
Tribune rebellion Violent resistance to lawful author
ty engaged in the rendition of fugitive slaves.
TREASON, n. breach of allegiance or fidelity;
disoyaity; treachery.
Fellowship in treason is bad ground of confidence
Burke.
Tribune treason: Underground Railroads. Personal Lib
erty Bills general denuncaOn of half of this Union
along continued advocacy of aggressons upon the South
all forming breach of allegiance fidelity to the con
sttuon, dsloyaty to the government and treachery
Republican fellowship aboltttonisn. sis bad ground
of confidence"
THEFT. The act or crime of one who steals
His hefts were too open.-SAak.
Tribune theft Stealing niggers.
ABoLITIoNIsM n. The principles and measures Of tn,
abolitionists.-W Wilberforce, 1901.
Tribune aboitionism Discord, dsunion, rape
murder, fire, war, national disgrace and ruin.
MoBDIsH, a. Tumultuous vulgar.
Tri6Wme-Mobbish: Hungry, bowling, cone shirt
week" mobs of neutrality-suspicious. office seeker:
besieging Old Abe Lincoln.
TERRORIST u. One who rules by intimidation
Thousands of those hehounds called terrorsts are lei
loose on the peOple.-BlTke.
Tribune terrorists: Garrison, Phillips, Giddings,
Greeley and the thousands of velping John Brown
Abolitionists at their heels who, like hel-hounds
have been let loose among the people.
Suppose you make another draw on Worcester,
gentlemen Of the Tribune, but remember that it is
an expensive amusement for those who live in
very thin glass houses to throw even small-sized
pebbes.