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OFFICE OF THE FIS.scn COMMITTEE OF TIL.

UEFIEE OF TIE FINaNCE VVMMIITEE OF TIE
GIsY OF Nav 'RIEAEs,
Room No. II ,itv Hall March -, lFGl }
Es-Nottcc is hereby given tRuE. in accord
win hcoluon NO. 55k9 n-D0yed ~ 1851.
h0ng the Chairmen of FHuce toumite Com.
Council to advertise during days that sealed pro-
dsas viii be received by them tor the redemption Of the onds
issued by The Cry in favor OF tbs Ponchtr Railroad Com
paly for such may deposited in tie citizens
BANK alter paying all coupons interest RAILROAD
BGrds :"
Sealed Proposals will he received until the 18Th Ap H. 1861,
On cocs NJ at the Office Of the III MHce Hornmiee, No
Ey hg for the hae the City of Th JVo Bonds issued
favor OF lii. FnuichHrtlin Rail oEd COMPANY
Proposals he addrtsscd a DUPEE and l.. e. FOR
STALL, EsqH Ghanmrn OF The Finance Committees of the
Ccmrlun Council Of the tiy New Utcan endorsed
''progoHals for Sale Of PJnchRrtran RaGtuad Bon s..
a, DuFPE
Chairman Finance Co mitjen Board Aldermen.
Il. +. FORSrALL.
Chairman Finance Commce 30 .rd OF Aldermen.
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ETNIoN INSURANCE. COMPANY Ute NEW
~ ORLEANS,
Corner Of st. Charles and Canal Streets


Total the LIST Of May, 1860 .......xs5976 IL
Company insure pers of the
and Loss and Damage by Fire, currsDl
OF premium.
insurers Company are allowed the
privilege participating tho profits the Company accord
ing srtcle of tho charter If they prefer dis
coanI PER will ba allowed prer4!n, All
losses promptly and equally adjusted.
JoHH II. CRAWFORD. Secretary. 80
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~ OFFICE NEW NuRrHERHr2
~ RAuRq4D tloaPANY, 49, sazE=5s )
,a.t. .s....= New Orleans, July Is 1866 y
&D~ The following resfs1EAtiDB yVRs at4OpEed
by the BOARD of Directors o this Company Mt their meeting held
On the llrh nsrnnt
Resolved, That public notice given
pes published the city Of New Orleans that duplication will
he the General Assembly Of the State of Louisiana
It's session. repeal the tenth section " the act Of incopo
ration of the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Pail
road Company, approved I'D of April, 1853.
OLE If R. s. CHARLES, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28

R5s.Holland Council of Royal and Select
NfsTtls, l. meets the FOURTH pslAE Of every
mouth tho of Concord Royal Arch Chapter No@ o1a
FeildWsi Hall, first District.
OrrrcERs-J r. Holland r. H.. NJ; @. p Crane,
p,I e. NIT A. Bares p. o.. W; Bruno do Ipcas,
Treasurs; Furnrs, Recorder; H. ]. ausbrg, Gapa.
the Guards T. O. Wood. Conductor A. oferGea Steward
oster Aor4an ssntInej sn12 ly
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Office II Commercial Place.
SATURDAY, both inst, Mt ~ O'Clock M,
y At tbs st. Charles Will be so d
THAT FINE NEW GOTTA AGE RESI- BEN CE situated in
the Fonrh u strit, the Of Washington
Annuncatn street, in The square bounded by Fourth Ian
rel streets
The ound contains I'll Lots measuring each 20 feet
In, hes less Wa>hi gon Avenue, by Ill
iuchrs in Depth b5Iweai parallel Ii
hou AMI we'll enttted containing large ball
IN inter-. large psrns and dining side
tn b.rooms panes, the other side with galleries
frn,t and rear.
In the story kitch containing kitchen and iron
ig the rs for and two bedrooms ana pantry with
closet attached IN The second floor
Iarg all paved with bricks large cisres contain
ing 1000 gallons of tres, hath ho, wond house and
col house. good well, and splendid garden attached, rub
hey and vegetables fine Hover garden the side and in
font.
This presents excellent chauc for families DESTROYS of
cui Handsome and house reasonable
Altogether handsome dece cannot be found and
parties wishing purchase would well to eSaui"e before To-
cRting thi will positively he sld without reserve
E-FERMS S40B cash balance in md two years. for
notes scnred bS mortgage the property, with SIX
interest annnm dae until maturity and eighE per
ii no. ihGn paid
Improvements 70 be kept insured and the policy transferred
TO thu yrndnr
Act Of sale before lanes Graham, Notary Public at the
penSee of the purchaser ms
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sa-CryssaI Fourst Division, No. q, y. Of r.,
rSsts eycfy THURSDAY EVENING" m tho Hail Of the n
r j 3. NeISert VI 4, " + Noaent; E. f. H. j Drey,
fuss; A, R. s., ". W Cooper F. s. 2. Carpelte IT. Ed
derso1; o. s. ". G Welktns Chap, james oyan p " r
JnEeth Gibbons. Visiting J. o. Nehert. W. T.
oslneat. H. j. Drey fuss, Edw. Booth A. Anderson Vim
fYil n @ HeERYJ DREYFrss. P. $.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

Articles received, at the Cooper Institute, for
the army BY The Womens Central Association Of Relief"
From the ladies Of the Gr.uecy one box Of bsndages
and box of lint From the female department OF Grammar
School No a. parcel From unknown persons boz
oOnsng bns.gs 6ysrds long u inches wide bsndsge
wards long inches wide psperoox coutsntng Jinch
bsdages Of scrsped white lint parcel Of cotton
wsddi1g; two large Sheets two small parcels Of linen and
cotton remnants. " L. ALLhN eecIetdy'
Room No 25 Cooper Institute. May 1861.
The Ladies connected with Dr. Chspin's Church have
formed Society aid the Patriotic Volunteers Of this City
Dopaons of Flannel Plain and Printed Musn and Money sent
to the Sexton No 81 Crosby St. viii be faithfully distributed
Hotchkiss,s RiGed Ca annOn.-Pstent Cannon Balls and
Bomb Shells nsde for any RiGed Cannon.
sMOOTH-BORE CANNON RIFLED AT SHORT NOTICE.
We also arc prepared to furnish Smooth Bore Cannon and
HoWitzers HOTCHKISS SONS,
No. 30 Beekman.at., New. York.
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VOL XXI.....No' 6,249
wnnnn,s Centrnl Association of RelIef;,.

This oaton formed at great meeting OF aaes 10
ject 10 enhten methode and make efficient the pe
nevOnce Of the Of our country IN of our Army
to the defense the Government the Union ana he
Contribution BY application TO official and GovenmeenMIa M
Of Information by patient and systematic study OF the
teachings military experience by conference WIN tne nsne
pee succeed in procuring reliable Information and counsel
and dSaie through and By Go G5 ssG1s s1 S
sire how beat to apply their industry in eeh 0 the
n proposes to answer such questions the following
For what stores and supplies must our army on Ine
benehcence OF the public distinguished om the oo'on
What the kinds Of clothing needed, and what are the
What are the distinct channels through which supplies can
Wiat is likely to be the demand for nurses aud how
those erous Dg prepare themselves to reach the hed oil
Finally what can be done any way bring the sympathy
ard sevicesbeness Of mothers sisters daughters women 70
practical bearing on the comfort hesth end Sae'y :" o ~
No questions can interest of the country at hi,
hour than these. The volunteers already IN the hed
represent hundred thousand loving househods Never IN te
history Of Society went forth an army 20 & ng "gf
be rsked beyond what is absolutely necessary ne
reslesnes honq6essess to have any pAr destiny Of
this army We must not wait 70 san by bite sspeIeuee
must anticipate and provide against all dangers not essen
Money OF course required carry the objects this
ssseson The publication and printing Of circulars the yer
and transportation of stores the regsa'on for
wsidng AID support Of np,ses-s WIN REQUIRE much money
contributions Of all chuches ntichbhoods and ndiyd
uss who approve and their integrity sud efficiency
BOARD OF MANAGERS:
Mrs Hamilton Psh, Valentine Mott, NJ D., Prosldert,
Mrs. v Botta, ii. w. Bellows, d. d. Vice Pre't,
Mr.. Charles Abernethy, George r. Allen Secretary,
Mira @. L. Schnyer, Howard Potter, Treasurer,
Mrs J. A. SWEET john David Wofe
Mrs II, Bsvlis Fred L. Olneed,
Mrs y Blsck kven Elisha Hsnis, NJ D.,
MIR. c. H. Griffin. Thomas L. Msrkoe NJ D.,
Mrs. Adelaide Fitzgerald, VIM H. Diaper, NJ. d.,
Ms / DoremieuH, AzaD. Smith, u. D.,
Mrs. CYRUS w Field William Hague. d. D.,
Mrs c. NJ Kirkland, William A. MuhleubeIg, D. ID.
The Committee for registration Of receive applicants
daily from 70 o. m in the Musical and Philosophical rooms
4th floor Of the Cooper Union. Candidates mn bring written
testimonials qualifications and character and be 81
of age.
The Office Executive Committee Room No 25 first
ball Of Cooper Union. Ii win be open from 10 to
m daily. lady the Committee viii be present during these
hours to Information and patterns Mr. Roberts the
hoed agent receiving contributions Of supplies will be ut
the office from 9 IN. to M, daily
Contributions In money should be addressed TO Howard Pot
ter esq Treasurer the office Of hs hTu Brown Brothers
Co, No. 50 Wal street. By order
W. GEORGE F. ALLEN, Secretary
Room No 25 Cooper Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

STATE NBw-YORK,
SURGEON GKSRRALs OFFICE,
ALBAsY April q, 1851
General Orders No. 3,-The Comuittee for the exam
inaon Of esDddsses Surgeons and Surgeons Mates in
cogdance with au entitled An ct 20 authorize the ebody
ing equipment Of Volunteer and to provide for The
public defense" viii meet al the Surgeon Oeness once 81
the pto In the City Of Absny, WEDNESDAY May .,
10 O'Clock. By order OF the Commander Chief
S. OAKLEY NANpERPOEL. Surgeon OeneIal.
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NEW YORK, MONDAY, MAY 6, 1861.
Badges Bills Banners Envelopes! &c.

BAKER Il GOODWIN Printers, Tribune Building, have on
hand and print to order many varieties Of BADGESSENYEL
OPEs, &c, plain OF in oolona
BADGES ON SATIN, 10 cents each. Sent by mail upon
receipt Of price and cent stamp to prepay postage 81
dor SO SSP o. - Pe5 ope lSe ses9rdns to style ,s
per 100. As or s peI Too dseesdips on sy1s
Every description Of PATRIOTIC PRINTING at the lowest
BAKER L GOODWIN Printers
Tribune Buildings, Printiog House Square, N Y
Church Anti.slayery society.-The Anniysrsary Of
S,S Union sc aSa Thls 81
dresses may be e1pected from the Rev j. A. THORNE OF
c. H. A BULKLEY ofPaeIsOD, N. J. Afternoon meeting Of
members and friends for conference In the Of the
Church of the PuIisns, at 81 O'clock
American Institpte Farmers Club win n, meet ., its
at u o'clock M snbect Corn and PGtato Planting" Ad'
Baptist sunday school Union-The hr,t anniversary
Of the Baptist sunday School Union will be held at the Cooper
Institute R TUESDAY May I lS6l at O'clock r m The
tween 7h and tth.v at o'clock when the teacher. and
friend, o the school will be addressed BY the Rey
WHEATON, SMITH Of Philadelphia
Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science
and ArtIhe annual examination Of the pupils Of the Free
The department. of CHEMISTRY and PHYSICS, on MON
The department Of MATHEMATICS on the 7h ab 9th and
lOth nst-besrnng on each evening a, 7iO'elOek.
1 he public are invited to attend
Cabinet Furuiture.-J. NJ. DOE K Co. offer at Retail
ROSEWOOD, WALNUT MAHOGANY, and OAK FURNI
TURF, Of their own manufacture at very low prices.
Every article warranted to sv. entire satisfaction
NaIerooms aud Mandatory Nos s. and 90 Eat Houston
four doors east from BoWery.
To One and All.
any othe various pulmonary trouble; that 20 9nen eTm1Sts
OIL AND LIME safe and efcacious remedy This &.
91a5E prsp5aon P1 y IeSay P5sifnSef oy . ias e' &
I66 Court.t, BostonI in New Yoi by J. MILHAU No ls3
Broadway in Philadelphia BY T. w DYoTT sons.
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Union Defense Committee.
1o,e Of our patriotic foOwcitars who sble AID who
ye no. contributed the Fund for the Defense Of the Uno
nd The proper equipment and comfort of the brave Volunteers
.ho enlist in support Of Conntrys Flag earnestly
~ OF The Committee on Collections aud Subscriptions via
ALEX r. STEWART.
VIM. f. HAVEhEYER,
WIN. =. DODGE,
r. A WITTHAUS
r. H. McCURDY,
ROYAL PHELPS.
N 10 THEODORE DEHOH, Treasurer No. - Pine-st
- ''O'' " ALEX T. STEWART, Chairman.
II McCrRDy Secretary
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Advance Guards, Col. Duryea's Zouaves.-This
mustered into the State service and 10 into the
United Tuesday receiving Recruits for
the last company As has been accepted commences i'm
media,ely-a benefit those having families IL l.
saonf AZ Fort Schuyler East River and IN thorough state
Of drill completely organized that il escapes all the pd
ystons euiss suffered None but ebleboded aud nie
gent young received The last company now being
eruited Recruiting Ofce No $50 Broadway and w
ner Of and 3dst and at Washington Hall No 1881 3D.
Harlan.
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WHY DON'T YOU DO YOUR OWN PRINT-
w mo. when yos sseny PRINTING oTEcs Typs isi Isl
Other Printing Materials Send fef scirealax ADAhs
Co. removed lfon Ne 81 Pszhgsv " Ne. III Ialteesk
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New Edition. IL
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

III FOR 1861.
new edition eedy containing the names OF ffresdens
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Boots, Shoes, &r.

&. . SHOES AND GAITERS-A NEW STYLE
qp - AT JoNESs, NOS. 10 AND HANN-sT. P.s.-CALL
An ID SEE THEM.
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r. II. McCURDY, Secretary.
The Regiment Of WEST POINT BATTERIES ofRFLE
CANNON How TIERS and SAPPERS and MINERS is now
completed and messenge has 70 Washington this
erpoou 70 procure the MUSTER Of this Regiment into tbs
REGULAR SERVICE, aud also 10 srrsnge for the EQUIP
kENT this corps II viii In all probability be mustered into
srvice this week few experienced ARIiLLERlSlS
nd come MECHANICS az Ssppers and Miners aIs wanted
kpply at Hes lqusrters, No. e32 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

ketice-he following order issued by the Navy Depart
10Th instant s made public for the benefit OF
NAVY DEPARTnEBT, April26 1861.
= tie Fourth lads,oy Of tae TyeGsvyv' - -
hk: 1. found 10 due resigned Navy Ohcers
& Tue States which es 70 have seeded VIII hereafter be
~ than ION tbe United States funds heretofore sent TO or
sd States except In cases where the Depsrsmen'
~ otherwise direct ,,,..
GiDEON N'ELLES, Secretary Of the Navy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

WashingtOn NOlunteers,-Head UuaTteTs Nos g5 and
sIthav This regiment having been accepted by the Cover
for inspection the line officers hereby ordered to re-
hemse quarters and hold their respective Comps
ass In readiness for inspection immediately ,
Colonel, CHAs. II. INNES,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

A BOOK, exposing the fallacies of Psychologists,
~ and the Of Physicians "a special di'
eases at first local but by neglect and improper treatment pros
stinR the nervous system esving both mind and body
total loth edition 800 pages, 100 lusaiions BY NJ
LARMONT Paris London and New York, Physician and sur
geon. No 6i7 Broadway (up stair.l N Y Mailed by H. o.
LAWRENCE, for II, No ] Nesey,t, Ahor House bo's
Touey 12l Nassaut H. DEXTER Co, No l3 Nssssu.si
NewYork, Il B. PeteTsoB No. 500 Chesnust, Philadelphia
and II. johnson No 70 sats.t Chicago Office hours-sA
M TO D. m ard Thur.day to In the evening We
with tie following papers IN recommending DR. LARMONTio
the afflicted: Dispatch Atlas Courier des Etats Unisi Demo
irAi SinhiE IeitunR Dsily New. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06
Urn Dooos.

DEMOVAL.-WM. CROMWELL, Wholesale
IL DRY GOODS dealer b. removed from No. 6 Deyst 10
No us CfIAMBERS-ST. near the depot Of ths Hudson
River Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

Fifteenth Ward, Metropolitan Home Guard Reg"
inent are requested THIS (ouday EVENING, st7s
O'clock their Drill Room Phelsn Billiard Saloon, cor
ner Broadway 10th Citizens Of the Ward who feel an
In this organization cordially invited 10 enroll them
selves Gentlemen having Roll.s viii please send them In
Regular Drills every Monday and Thursday evening
IYERS0N W, KNAPP Wa
JAMES G. RICE, caa nIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

sixteenth Wnrd.-RELIEP OF FMAILlEs OF SOL
DIERsThe Committee for the sixteenth Ward appointed by
the Union Committee Of the City Of New will be
in session at the Eighth District Court room south we,te cor
Of 1thsv, and 2ldst the evenings Of MONDAY eth
May; WEDNESDAY. 9Th May, and FRIDAY, 10th
May instant, "A O'Clock, 10 receive spplicetions
FOR the families Of soldiers who have actually volunteered
and enlisted aud engaged In the service Of the Army Of
the United States - - a.
the number and letter Of the regiment and com
which he IL enrolled and tbs Of the Colonel
Commanding Of regiment and Of the Captain Of his
Company be stated And the residence Of the soldier and
his business occupation previously to his enlistment and the
Of family dependent him for
port where children included their must aso DO
even Certificates upon which relief will De nihed by the
Union Defense Come subject to the rules Of theCommee
viii be granted ater proper investigation OF the Statements
made by the applicants . .,,
ISAAC DAYTON,
WASHINGTON SMITH, Committee.
ASAHEL A. DENMAN.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06
Anderson ZOuaves !

N.med in honor and organizing under the auspices Of
MAJOR ROBERT ANDERSON,
The Rssnt defender Of Lis countrys flag and honor Tho
anderson Zouaves Regiment in the process organization
Ill be composed good able bodied and AL such
sdAy invited enroll their the headquarters uuon
kunre At Palsee Gardeus Laudemsns Hamilton Pak.
TO ALL UNION MEN
TIE Committee would respectfully reques. such desire TO
officers and others who engaged ia the arduous and
penSye task Of recruiting and organizing this Regiment TO
nd their subspop to either II the following gentlemen
f.jsr ROBERT ANDERSON, Breyoort House 5th-ev A. v
Hr eo President Of the Shoe and Leather Bank SHEp
BIRD KNAPP, esq President Of the Mechanics Bank the
Eop r. A TALLAlADGE, no. % ChamberssLi AMBROSE
Ely, ESQ. No Io3 Goldst; To Hon JOHN R. BRIG0s
20. - Exchange place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

On 20 the South !
ssbodisd she.s wh2 have sssn 81
1YeSrn Rtss,oen Inericans Italians Osmens, HungAnrs
Rebch Spssh Portuguese and Poles Come ons-c9ms NJ
ssd rsoas ssa nerFsct dT Cell ct osce st the Arm0fy
I-''ns Duhons'' NJ Wv ~ lSiTASsY, Colopel
T.x.~. .A..n. G. b. NORTON, PayniAster.
| Can S.- ssr, ,.eons---TRs SURGICAL AND MEDICAL
kELii xssocIHToN win st their room. No PsIk
1acs Of BIoafssy, from f 70 p M 70 ss s
more members to conpee their camp. APphcsi0n wll
- poaae fer sdo,son 10 Dr VALENTINE MOTT, No Ora
fsssey Park Or H. SIVpAhpJ gte2asas
~ q. 1epp, Ssssssesy.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-08
Malbnrg nnO 9agenbulb
Gatlnetmadter In Der @tabt Qnentaun,

Sabtnetna6er In Der Stabt Wlentain,
8eotsnGn fidb oisier Sels9enbsit ibrsn SrGun6en
Sunoen uno Dem eesbrten Yuttitum iiberbaupt an
Suis9en, oaB fe ibr cabinet: US larsnIaaer pcn 80
"A in tbr bsrrIthss neue get6ubs, so. SO in Der
98eIts bnmtltcnsStraBe, uno ,mar seraos sssendber
pa9snbudbs pctel, perleet babsn, alIrpo e nun BE-,
rett fino allen Qulprehsnoen ssrabs nab 0BunIb gu
otsneu. -Sbr se9snnartiser Stcd III nabrlb Gin
oortrsfftbsr uno bsltsbt gum Sbsit aus fcIssnosn
1rtifeln:
Bureaus, SeitboarbS, Qiers, Centre,
9aros, Dining mo 8reotfaIt SiTben,
Siberz uno o(le l(rten anoere S6ranfe,
9Sbatnote uno Sofa =Sifbe, QarlOr 81:
f6e, Sofa6, pianozStGble, Spring SIP:
Sbaufel Stiible, SettItellen BON allen
Senennun9en, 70 lpie tiberbaupt ale Qr:
tltel bic in eInem poll itdnoi9en cabinet.
@oorensea9er oeiuCbt peroen.
Sic psrfsrtisen stsufaIs aaf Sslittuna itbt ar
pcn Surnttur, nab Der nsusIitn SalbiCu, unb sbsr
non ibnen Osrtaufts artst muB tat lrin fir ,poS fl
tbn usrtaufsn, uno muB pOIs 3ufrisbsnbsit 9sbtn
6GusbaItsr uno hsIOnbsrs iIusf Peuis Wdb,
6ausbaltun9sn gu beginner 9sosnfen, l0iItsn midi
perliumen beI ibnsn dnJurufsn sbe lr ontmo talfsn
tnosm ne DsrRcbert fdblen bab fs ibnsn Yareains
oubtstsn tSnnsn, bic niraenttWO auBtrbutb pbdatsI
pba dertrCffen WSrbsn tEunen.
Sir bsrstts senCBrns b,roIs llnrrltdsun4 fut
fs beriIib oant6ar, unb wtrben burb billiar prtb,
une CUTE SsbanbIun9 tbrs RuntbafI ltrtF ~ usr.
mebren ubeu.
- S.-@tr9sgst ben Srt ni,bt - btrltlbr in
so. 50, 98eit: oamItpR SiraBs-unb ruftt baG,ltli
on, uno dbsrEust @ab sIbit V0u tsr Q9abrb,it pom
Dem mas cbsn asiaat III.
Malburg uuo 5oaeenbub.
December IL, 1860. mel J
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-08
QGbtes 0ref..Sssaaren,

Sersss 9nsGss, pOIte GbiVsrs, Ssrtss DsIaIn.
fsurirter uno unssI6madtr Dsbeae Ducals.
wOtlens Delains. Elm SOlRanbisss enforcement
I6war,sr unb faurrtsr Ssbs, elm Uullss vi.
IOrtsmsnt S6awls. lOlhs als ssbrudts unG
SrC6a, tsarGn,ts Ssaa, 9bibst, wulenr unb
fsurrts ShapIs, elm vClss Enforcement Tu.
fires, RasIan' unb Sad.GIOaFs, GabeS unb
Mdss SrGbItnSs' 'Sfirts.
98r baben stsnialIs en VCIIitaubis,S Ndotttmsnt
snhsimiltbsr Gdlsr. ais:
6attun, Muslin. @Insbams, Gbrds, 9tdtnas,
6lunnels, Cotton 6IameI, 5iI6ta6r,
uuo cine arcbe @srihiIbsnbeit oncersr Sitter, ,pa,
DE mir on ben uieori9itsn prsiesn gum @srtaafan,
btsteu. 3u ptrtaufCn bCi
Eeninger uno Sbeimcr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-08
S0h0f! S0bnf :

Die unter3ei&netm Ssrfsrtissr BON gisarrsn
uno Ga6atbdnolT, tpinf6m Gisurrsnmadr uno
has 9ubIitum I'm Gaseneirsn oarauf dufmertam
Iu MAIDEN, bab fs icstrn rrbGltrn baben cine gro.
bs unb auSsmstns 9Iuswatl pUn Connecticut,
Sbtc unb Spunti6sm Sl6ttsr.Sabat, nstit elmer
au9smrinen Quswatl Der bslsn altsn Stcd 81.
8arrsn, Gapenpi6 mb 8auh 5abat, wsl6ss
alss fis gum gerEuuf ausbistsn in ibrsm Store,
9I0rO Ststsnte Strabs, Sasntaun, ga, fdr 9aar.
9rlp pesr ouf Grs6t.
6barlce II. Eube une 5Sbne.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-08
YDnuetz YDren.

Die llntnJeIhnsteR hatsn lpstsn gum @srEaui
rrbaItsn, etns bsulihs AusWabI Bonnet. Vcrsn-
etn iOldes Nlortsment ME no6 Rtr ctsbrm tine
In Qasntaun ansstrVffsn Turpe-unp Iabsn ta.
bsr glGbsrinnn, Mtansr, 6aufruts u f. 10. Elm
tsi itnsn SOrIuiprshsn, wenn is garBaIne ma
Zen wOam-tsnn Itre Yrsibs fnb gang unss.
pSHnIi6 bldg.
@utD uno 6elfrih.