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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12

Die HnttrjtiDnttsn 3tistn biernit ibrtn Greunbtn unb
Dem YutIttunt i'm &astmtinen an, bas tie nds bis6rr snn
ben psrrtn S5nliet uno Dunder esfabTts 6 OIo MAI
som esuttser Sage an unrsr Der Sirn,a sre
9dbmt0f s. N}iuer
IN bta gsf4aftslotale, SIR. 502 grcab Str, ,rsi6t,u 4
uno 0. Or, f%srifibren unb f6 b.mib.n rptrS.H' ssTG :,
lss'I 5inl5t rs.ae gtbienans unS nlDsIi6f nisSrissa sDrsi~
len ITO Die 0unit uno bas 9srtrauen, rpela. . Der fIlbsreu
8irr1a gu 9etil trurbt, su ~ertprbtn. N't'
8!el6ieitis bsmerfsn mir, bas mir infer qoo,r ms, ~.
Der BON Dem befannten o' ~"-
8eintn Sesd aaHtt, ftintn 9b.,,
pol. ptItnsf, S6nei,sr Rdft.
q duttr R6ft. Slb GaSinst sns,.t.
Slo Sbtrrp gDsia, 9tutIh,r Sims,,rSny,.
Gtroelai 99urff, SurflEbt ,bH,,r,r n
Dtfpbdlifhsy YunpernideI. ~
fotrie cine spQforanttne @ustrnb( son ,utfG.
Nrl6 ter unb allen Sprten 6 no d r N Mia fhon
Sstcttn'ea pabtn OStr in eisfsn Sassn ,rbaittn tutrb,n.
8ernsr nta6sa mir ~pefcnbsrs gSiessrssrtanfr auf infer
Wager BON altn SDrten rbindre II unb fei ,,n M
sSriirtsn Sseanna eisarrtn, iorui. aa5 auf
lin, rect bdr fss 9.fu&t unferts GsibSrsfsfat,S ts;uIr,
Grstbebsnf 6mi iii
Rinmpnb, Is. april, 1866.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12
parirr Naartn6ous.

ROBINSON & FAIRBANKS,
NbrltiaIs> unb Rtieil> gambler RON
S&rttb". Druid unp Utappins.Yapt.r,
Slanl 8poff. 1ins. G.oslOpss,
Snrstbmatsriaiitn. H'Rtsniarien u. 8untpasi,y.
va Sar Itnntne uns taumsDOatne tumpsn. alt SaSs.
Stride unb Dapitr piro Der bottle TParf.pr,ie bt,osIt
Sthtt: NainfraRt ,rtib,n 9 u. 10.
y %sbtHtSH. &&n. 6~stFtAAR6,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12

2O7' Wt. NSab, 2O7.
w. 20I SrUa FIR. 3wiidrn Der 4. urr 5.
srlauet lid itire GreuRbe uuS has eeiammtt S,uf6t su-
blltum apt ien srssss uub rei6baI;iscs Eager ppn
perren'. Samsu- unb Srnosr- SGuteu unb
Stt'frln. @aitsre. 9ant Trlu &c. &c.
aufmtrtIan' III MAIDEN, lie tr lei ZEN i,siaeu selhormtu
Better duserf biItis S~srfauft.
Der In e~rstibntte bitttt ~srectent UNI eirer 9tiu6 Lines
eaeers, ea CT ut,r'susf III. Stbtrmaun cae gtipunittr IN
Sener Sua!itat une tim biI!ieNen 9rtiS bittrr III
ten I6eH in %f'l5ceu 9abrtn sei6tpttt O. rirauen aud fur
Die 6olst gu trbalt'n uuc gu ~tcrpaSrtn.
uebT-S6ub' (5ummi~ S6u5tl i7b;r a,reEt, ftlrr
panf- une Rsiit>arffr unb Rsift- & fben i,btr art Nnb
%sleibtlus su zen %biuisi,u Yrsif;n unb in grocer gusaaSI
gu baten BEL W. M9pI
2o7 9Ipabhr., Ipil6en BE-. 4 u. 5.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12
SulinS 2bu s,,ann.

u6rmatsr uno @olcs unp 5tlter.N,b,it,,.
30 629 Sroorfrass. ,wiiGtn Der 6htn II. 7f,u.
Netrtn 6reunStn uHb benz b,utf6ru pu6Iilum ti, En-
ssisr. eab Id an eSis'm YGate ein ibren- uub sefpe!,y-
St'1atf efttIntt babt, in ben, i'd Gin 9 csts Eager her ptr-
iG'tot narttslitu 9plr> une Silttr-ubrtu, @anc- unb
StaHe~utrsn uno SrspeIrp~SrtitsI fttts o~urt!tste balt,.
sar tnt're uno gu Den ~biuissn greiien strfauf,.
VA RtsaratirtR nttbsr 6seI unb tiUi;N ausat :Ssrf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12
MRS. @6te'S

y u.s. u n Is anep 9 fsre
14O Nain Ctr. ,p. Der %. u. "a. Ctr.
pire ben btutf6sn EameH 8i6mcrhs gun, 8efuHr btn,ns
s%mpfcblsn. ale arten Tus- unp Ginep-a rtift fnS ia
'ti4tr auepati ftstS porrdtbis rnb t0nntn quite, Sauben
une ALE eerartist &r6eitsn auf BsiteIuna, unS inner jcbtn
Veihn:ad entrrsbtne, %anstfertist rersep.
Dos @uTtIln'rnen alter Quite unb ale in sintu, fcI6en
9t'@aIte sortrmmsnos Reparaiuren perbsn biaisf autst-
flbrt.
lin einsn 9siu& unS 3ab!rsi&s guftrase bittet
Rrt. % Q BE.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12
ALEXANDER MCAULEY's
biuiatr @roctrp. Sfpre.

'ec. Il Dtdtnfr.. lrrtltbsn Der 17tsn une IS,sr.
Das otuti5' gutIfum rrs ans,i,stntIh&i auf tfls
n.at ~seu 0FStI9'Seibdft aufHtrflam s,ma6t. mr. ii,
IN tIat1o e'rtni aneertn etrarttssH gsfGdft Or Srast yer.
sSnlt Tsrssn; aItin,r profit ane i4usn,r S:rfauf. in bas
prime =. ra1 iptlStm otrfts G'eftdit esfubrt rirh.
I'm tt6 srn benz pbtn Geiaeten AZ h~bsr;suseR. nib nm
ttntn Ssia@ pttit1 grreeI2-oas,:s ssh.i:n, in tE, bio
eseortsr faufr in snsliiter, bsutfttr unS frarj0tl&rr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12

VIM. J. BRoMwELL. PARRAn Ca.nu.
Srpmiptn & Sramc,
Hshtednpdlte.
ri nj b, pa.
OIftt: WninRrdb'. a~p,idben Der Often u. l0trn.
Iut Irtsn Rt&tastf&dftt, fctpt. Sas g cIIee-
tiISn ron Sbulotoretrunstn miro bttens btIsrst.
SD'r Striptti:H ale q, ftrtritn an bic 5trrtn:
garefftr Il. Comp, 9anauitrs nub grstrrS.
x. Z. Gsfer II. Comp,
gu ton ". Comp,
Spens u. 'yiefOn. gOmmifHpn @erSaais,
Goblin. Rather her gIanttrs gast.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12
S. @. TARDY s. Co..

S. G. TARDY s. Co.,
Gruher TRADY s. WILL1AMs).
0rcctrs. Spmmtifion Wsrhants. n. Wufti,n6re
Sdt Der i7ten uur Dpd Str, 8ti&ncnb, va,
(Sen'one j.. Dastnrort's alter plae.)
Df 6tIn'a ptrtautt NIT ~tefcretrtr @ufn.rTiarftit 9asaf.
Gpmmiifpn. 49,
Our& Die e%unifi9e Gage tes gDaarsnbauf.s tSnrtn lie
DaaIts unn Precufts nit srpser 8tauemIi6feit fur bic
erbtt'R. "
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12
eesmmtmadbnnae
Sobu Npbu'S

Deresuan', @las-. Sol,- u. Spttlwaarsn-qaa,r,
Srcapfrost ,wif6en Der 1ReH u. SoulbuRr..
wire Dem ssu!fGsH 9ublifum uRb HsmsEili& ben bsuiSd,n
pauetrautn bsfsne %empfrslsn, ba ca0titt al bic artifsl
IN rt,hittr Muswabl tntbdIt. Die in Sl6e unb paue ss.
bral6i p.resn. nm sinsn Seiu6 ftiHts 9asus bitttt nit
Der 8srt5eruns, 6as man IS Yrss,nt bilissr ale in irs,ns
t'ntm anetT'n o~srartissn gtf6dft einfaufsn fam bel
SSbn Or Q b n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12
g. @aaner.
Gds Der 8 lfen uub Brcaphrabt,

&ue ptl oteH uuD OrpaotrQbt,
apotbefsr unr GroauiR,
ohtrirt Elm solitdneistS unb gut aFSrtirtts Eager Der ka.n
Drcsutn. 9dtsnt- Nrbdsmente. Gbtmitaiicn, Garbt0rFr.
0ids, sem l5r, StLle une auer arbutn @rtifeI. b. in
rperoen. ~
Gin soaes Eager Don RoSIsu-Stbl nt6n 9amstn. : dir
men uno Do1ten. serpNbnlibem Ga npen-S, WaISintu-
uno Heetr~ seer D,rbr-SebG fetS %scrrdt6is aud baIte
ib itsts cine ercst IusrabI ppu SruG6duStrr, ~eaiift,n
Strlmpfen Santascn WOMB SUPPORTERS, Sruh~
YGmStn .G. l.
Iurb etrsttt SsrbInbuns nit ben arsFten unt trRtn
@:i dftebauiern i'm Norsen bin i'd in ben Starp o,itst'
~ ben %nieorislsn @arfiprsiitn. ia fe;bl Az YaIiimcr:
N%boIsiale- Yrei'eu osrfaufsn III tluntu.
va PIC S'stetur ptre bur8 Jpsi I'll ttis, uub erfas-
rene Gpotstftr ~r:rltbtn. g. IN oap,r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12
SO. 2icbia,
G&lpE,r unb 3IH1cnmah

S@ioHtr une VI&f.nmahr.
NGts Ctr. am. Bruao mn Tnri&ou ctr
.ngteeh f6 btm beutf6tH YabIfum IL, au,fubrum sau
IN isin Sa& einidIassnesn arbeittn unb q pararur,n.
ytltoisn, tlnta6s une DrrpeI>gensbv', icrir RtEssH X.
l'no 1fts tn l6snifer auswabI bi iEn ~seIr6iSia.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12

SbSmas Nstffermamn,
lote SfraFs. ,piidsn Main unD 6ranlltn.
(9eabt benz @ttn Eearste.)
SGBmHs mrtS @ftefeIs@GGer.
Der antsr5eihnete srlautt fh Iein,n ptr,br
zen Runesa u. benz sstbrttn @ukltfum ~lbsrSaupr (tin rid.
baItsts 0ds.r soH. ftlbft psrf.rtioteh Stisf,In unb S6u ben
better Qualttdf ~trssbenit ,d t~ntpftbIeA. BsfsInna,n w.rs,s
'roHiSt v. iHatF eusSeflbrt fbSm. 80 tatfnank "
II. On, ~. Deaia Z. NYtnEts
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12
5snfsr. unp Sptssei-@las, S,bl, 8arbrn,
8irnis u. {. w.

6fnlttr' unp Spiesei-@las, Sstl, 8arbrn,
Sirnis u. {. w.
u. s.. @trfbber9 s. Gpmp.,
Wo. 2l5 Sroarfraee, spIidsn Der 3. u. 4.
baetn ftets auf Eager uub srbaIten tdsIi&
fraujoflbss uno amsritdnii&,s @Ias
Spiss.l-Ylattsn auer 9rSesn uap Sprt,n,
2srpis' Yure gDbite Qeob,
9tpis' Snpfp. NIB it 3ine,
3erpsntin~SebI,
Gtinfamtn- StbI. robes unb setsSits,
Or ,ihin'E~SebI,
ebrpmt"Jarbtn, trpden anb in Dbl,
GirnifIe ie or Grt,
Rprfns paint, penttiantIdes Rrtb,
HranSoiiidsn S6re, @biiina,
2tin, une Sano- Yapier, gniprp Iap.r,
8arbt.Yiniel, W6ittpaIb~ 9ruibsS,
ginItl isber Dirt unb gr6se,
@rlt Create, GunctntrMteb Pre,
Shrdntntt auer 4attunaen unb gJrcEtn.s
garss~Steft, ganiIianifte S,ife &c. &C.,
uno EN- solitaHoiSeS Gfortiment aaer buitniaen grtifd,
orc son gGalsrn uno 8anfilern ee6rau6t psrt en-. unb bic
ftnb. Ias IN
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12
9tm9uff SSSimfers,
ets Strabs. apiidbtn 8rpap. unD @racrAr..
9et1snbsforetr
Sarafobrifonf

Vteihen Srtlheen une BEN sts6rtsn publ;eum bic On
!stst, oas fS lssf in ben Stdnb stitst Sin, aut auftrist
biqist aussufdbr.n. ""'"' UNIV
wtttH nsutr 3eesnpas.n 1T Der lb6na. Der Gfost. in
nu ruets:n sn6 fb6nen Yfsrbtn ~bsfpannt, unb fftst nsSif
ltosreit iur Dispoltinn.
Sarse tsosr @rl iiao ists sorrdtb;a unb tssa,a burb bt.
Inter, ;t@n,isn Bin eft bsscssn wotsn.
Snr @as'ubruns alsr @rttn Rtparainrsn u. 9arniIx,u
S0H SartiEsr>arbsiitS eubfsbi f4 t.i,ns[
ausnEHt1RtYa
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12
Sefauntma6umesm
Simmtr su permistbfn

SoarSsrs tsIm 9aa nnb BEL Ger SDo&sI
9n BEN pptd res IntslEiSndn fs5,n Sr,vubII6 nr,.
bltrie 3tmntsr al lttise S,rta hliaR III strmitrt,r.
DIN 6rtHsnbt ant @uortt:s finrsn Gin, ara, tsStf6,
mn. RHet&s 5immsr xue bic f.tunhIi&Nt B,Stenuns.
g. e ausr
Ro. l55 uue 1k7 &3rceeHrxGs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12

Sepr9 Haui's
Nefaurdtton unp 9aasrtitr- g8irtbfGafs,
pina &atp 30. /. am stsuen 1artt.
piTe benz bitEstn btutfbsn TubIifum ttHens ennp fpbIea.
WtumppifGe @dhfreuubfdaft.
Ditfts f&Snt @tbiGt III weber ssn Brtilis- o,s, nod ron
@Ursse, tonetrn ron
Doors pauL
G& forget unb rufet Ser D,utf&tn 70 kbr,
5u ~tnpfarsen tie xurRcr.Bdte.
.,Yner 5uuetrt irnimtn III WFus ita Der,
East bittsH urs ,buen baS Httt!"
60 fpri6t mos nit Offer uub ttnttt,
w1it Sptir unb 2rant fsi'e sstban.
Go6 ntnn Sbr Duri'se gu rMl s~strinf,t,
afAs fang. Sbr nit ibu \ bann an?
60 Bort: Spui' Gian ab,abIuna etbrauGra.
sDt,iti i'm nur az uein; NJ Gistthr:
Dprt taun feline S'Ss rerraub.n,
limb i& Garst batar ftin,n Stutr.
&c ttrrf&: ia bort itia 9rruS iipar,
Sartt Bpbicu. hdtt wtiden Btifrn,
Dc8 ntutrntuen fnS ace Gile firrab-,
BshafIen mid nlGitrH, nil i'd nttttn. .
Bepre pauI.
. 0prausssftSf, fe rprmtn ni&t ct beriuf in meinrr
Barrpom.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12

Sei4mpub. Is. @priI 1855.
En!sr Der Girma snn
aUppIe s. Snufcr,
Sfttcs: Srrab StraRr, n.hrn Der &its 6ou.
(estal bee ,Ti@mcnbs anstisus'0,
eth u entur . % 6 { ID
ium IHtauf anb @srfauf con Gruntfaden &C., fcspi. Elm
fag @sf6Gft,
IpiI6tn bier unb europa, rSFn.t BADEN
@Is asen:tn fur rusmli&I bstannte Sauf.r, inter .x-
tsrr fir os Serrtn
6. g. &i4arb II. 9 poS in 1sp Dor! upb
2erpp II. Ruh
i1nS ~ir in ben Stanb s.fsbt, i~.bsrssit EiIlias. Be-
anemt Gne f@nslls Bsf5rhtrunetn nit 9amrf- urb
Sulutptiitn. Ns-
pom une teforst.
gs auslanf # pirt tebsrseit 6srritpu-
liz ertbttlt
IN. y, 9auftr, ale 6H.ntti6rr gfosar. ersh,bI.
F9 duFtrbsM ME biSbtr ,ur @usftrisuna BON 8 ,rtrS-
atn nno Stsldubtsuneppn nrtunbtu; f,rnr
jan StMtofftren pen Rt6nunssn In b.farr g ont
ano CUR St'orauns pom pbeRf4etn 6 lb,r Bier YER.
F'tosAe Vtllonea. 6ermanr RoppIs.
B n. .. 3dufeI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12

@cif & &empe,
Shrsintr unr Sau-lnttrRt6ner,
tie GtrdGe ,ptfhen Srcab. unr M1ribaufr.
llnItren Grtunben uno benz atebrfen Yubltam bic On
itise. bes mir Jest in ben Stlnb seIcst fuS. ALE in bas
Saufh6 sini6lasenbe @rteiten gut uub bilis1t aus,u flbren.
Rtparaturtu ar 5duieIn wit aad an Oleu6tIt iebsr art,
trTrtr rae S'rpaden sn Neustln une ALE bsrartissn @r-
5titcn rerb:n btiftnS bslcrai.
6trnei ~sTpftblen I'D bic ltutsrieihneten ;um IufeSen
Don g~did;ntn unb S1r Iuefdbruns aler (. a. Nd6Iratbs-
@rettt;n. I'm sensiStt auf rage bitten
Wets u. & pc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12
3 . b n g Oh d e r,
S6loNsr unp Sibfermodnr.

IL Strnbs. 5w'i6sn Wain uup Gary Strnfe.
Sasefr0nten fppis cem s~tfammten bsutfb,n Wublifum
ett erssstnt anitt8e, eab esr llntrrsriGatts aIs t,aftift,r
S@lo,ler uno Nnbisnua6r ale in bitftn Gti6dftsn ssr-
tonineno:n arbst;su gut uHS 81 ben aisnsu wr.ii,n aus-
%sufubrtn i'm Stanbt III.
@le In bititn @tftdfIe,wsieen sebrouGt ptrttute Hr
ttttl edlt Ter nnttr,tt6utts in rtihcr NuspabI It,S yorrd.
tbis ane rperesR fOlGs BON %SsmitIbsn gu rem t,aisRtR grei
n ~seifauft.
&erareturen an siltrutn Safes p,retn btfens unb
pnntIii6t briprst.
glcdsn.ise iebsr ART rtrhsn ssn SsmfIssn in irs,nb
.p,I6tr g9cift tinaerihiet.
I'm einen 9tiub feinte gef6dts unb ,abIrsi6e auf-
irdss biitet Spbn S&Iti6tr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12

Gin WabWsu Don 10 -l3 Sabreu
a6tbartr GIttrr pirb st,Ianat, I'm ,pti Siubu siutr r,
spStlaS'tn austrttanlihtn Bantlis AZ btaufNbiiseu. Die
Bette Btblubiuns unb elm tnifpttteuesr oosa mirs ,uae-
aSsrt. Ra5tree ~ ~erfrassn in ti,.,r OfFet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12

b. u. u. Diaecut.
Ste Strabt, Sniftrn Sruab unp 1arI6au ctr .
8ihmrno. Na..
emette en- th ibrtn 8rtunbtn uEb benz astbrttn btutf6tn
pubIiiam btR ne CUR Infertisuns antr
SGmiroe. u. Wdaucrarttt.n
Ine bitten uxi stEsiete ~sIuftrdss nit Der gserfGrrua. Sos
le hipt aaein aut in bit'tn 8tiddfs,nsisen surfpmmeuSs
Ntparaia'tn, ipnb;rn aud ntue Wassn is6tr 9rt, usb ,par
G. A. BRocKMEYER,
&de Der l3ten uho JrdnfItnRrafs.
W:irtn alisn SteuTbtn anb rem heutfttu mubItFur, b,
Snitlss, has i'd an sbisem Ytase Gin
eladrrsn-. Hau'ts uno &dutntats Qaasr
eisntr Habritation er6ffuet babe unb an, Sprt,d AZ s,n
stl,aittn Nriftn atiulantu in zen Stanb aefest Sin.
gIeidSdtis fisre i9
eianrre iefer @rt. nnr Qaesr.Si.r
lu 5 Cts. per 9.ae. lni frsuntIihcu unb ,aslrti& IN An.
lPru9 etttef =. u. p6mtr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12

SucIf6ts
Nrbeifs= II. Observation-Disclosures,
Sranfiin. nab. Ger 9. Strots,
DIR lln'erieiGne!e ma6t hermit te7mut. eaa tr 9,r,-
lHe1 Seit% afisuns unter ben ttftn Bseiusuratn re.ftaTi.
oeitu9Itn allen GItwaneerern, ten:a aue Ndhfptifuud ara
ne SeSsetn pito. &ue Dieieuis,n. bic tirpaiae grbdrs-
ssrfcret. N'tb t,M So IN"
%an a~crtlttTs: Soutbsrr GrpIspmtri &c .Rss,
Ritmpnb .. O., Der is.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12

c. B. RICHARD & BoAs,
NO. Sartias SH., nabt 8rOabrpap. R.p.Sorf.
Wt@ttl. u. S6ifffa brts.@ eisllthaft.
@nsinise gaf ss-ss ;nt,n br
0amturat . dmpff6tffe.
S4tHs>Sontrattt u6sr aQt 5dfen, fur Tantpf. unb
Ssstlt5iht;. 8olmaGtsn, ad,tSef5%erino
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12
PURCELL, LADD s co.

PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
q u iffe
gambler tn @rsneifefen. GbemieaIi.n, Nart.n.
Del. Saruiib.
frani0E 4sm ~psIirtsn 5aftl- une Gslinb.r etuatr,gIos
4ssntsS otS 3ofSritss Ilum Q9aHere,
oee Strstnta NatRraI YeirrIeuid 2ubrieahrI Oil ,e. ,e.
auitrdse ptroen pluttIi6ft ausstflbrt.
l32 Watnfrnbe. Ode Der l3ten 8inmpnp. go
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-05-12

Cole s. TURNER,
SuGbdneitr unp 3ettuuss-Naenteu,
Rbia-Butipina. l3tt Gtrase.
balt'a Fsis ~srrraibis uns iitftrr auf grfeuuns in allen
2etiltI Der Stsbt itte rinitIi3 al
ole Nrisn reutldtr Su6tr uub :2,tiil&rifttn.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-30
Condensed Ledger.

While in our County Auditors office yes
terday, we saw Mr.. w. Steele employed in
opening for that Office Ledger, according
to Charles Selden's system of Condensed
Ledgers and Reports for Governmental of
fees. This book is, we understood, to be
opened by way of experiment, and, if sue
cessful, as 1t promises to be, will no doubt
be adopted by the Auditor and Commits
siOners and used in the office.
The Condensed Ledger contains a COM
plete record of orders issued, giving date,
number aud amount, to whom, for what,
and by what authority issued, combining
in one full ledger, journal and balance
sheet; showing the state of each particular
fund at the end of each month, and also
the exact amount in the County Treasury.
The different accounts, the state of the
various funds, ETC., are presented at single
glance under appropriate captions. Its
many apparent, and we presume, real, ad-
vantages can only be seen upon inspection,
and, perhaps, not fully understood by any
one, save practical accountant. The
promised saving of time, as well as money,
in the use and purchase of books for ac-
counts and records, and its seeming con-
venience for instant and ready reference
are great recommendations in favor of the
condensed Ledger" 1t has been used in
Hamilton county for several years, and is
now used in number of other counties in
the State, where it is, we are informed,
highly DriZed, ...r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-30
An aquatic Exploit.

Quitean exploit was performed yesterday
in the Scioto river by boy who drives one
of John walsh's carts used for watering the
streets. The boy had gone down to the
river for the purpose of filling his cart with
water. Before this was done, he accidental
ly drove his horses too far into the water,
so that the team took to swimming. Not
being able, or not deeming it prudent to
turn the horses and cart, he set up in hi
seat like hero, guiding his team, which
swan, with the cart attached, across the
river in the direction of Fitch's warehouse
On that shore it was impossible to land
So, the boy, with presence of mind far
above his years, turned his horses, still
swimming, and returning across the river,
safely landed the team and cart on this
s;da
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-30
rhe Concert a, Naughton HAN.

.Naughton Hall was crowded to over
flowing last night at the.concert given by
Prof, Nothnagle, his daughters and Miss
Donovan. There was one of the largest and
finest audiences assembled that we ever
saw in that Hall. The music, vocal and in
strumental, was received with rounds of
applause and other manifestations of salts
faction and delight. roo. r'
The entertainment was one, taken as
whole, of rare excellence. The ballads,
solos and duets, were well executed, and
the overtures by the orchestra from the
Institution for the Blind, evinced great mu-
sical talent and skill, as well as careful
training by their musical instructor, Prof.
Nothnagle. The overture to VIM. Tell-a
duet for the piano-by Profs. Schirner and
Cherrier, was an exquisite and finished
performance, seldom equaled. On the
whole, the Concert was an eminent success.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-30
FRANKLIN Common Pleas.

TUESDAY, May 29.-The Court OF Com
mon Pleas for this county-Judge Bates on
the bench-commenced its May term to-
day. The following Grand Jurors were
empaneled and sworn: HH4M .
E. B. Decker, Foreman; John Havens, r.
W. Goodson, Shuah Mann, John Keys, Pc
ter d. Krag, James NJ. Paxton, Caleb Far
ber, I. A. jackson, Jacob White, S. Nc
Elvain, Gilbert Green, David Elliott, A. B..
Crist and Michael Kingery.
The Grand Jury, after having been charg-
ed by Judge Bates, retired to their room, to
enter upon the investigation OF such Grim
inal matters as might come before them.--
We understand that there will be an unu-
sually large amount of business before the
Grand Jury at this term, which will proba-
bly, keep them and the Prosecuting Attor-
ney busily occupied for several days. Quite
large number of witnesses were examined
before them to-day Tuesday.
We did not hear the charge of Judge
Bates to the Grand Jury, but learn that it
was quite pointed and stringent. The
Judge dwelt with emphasis upon certain
offenses against the criminal laws of the
State, insisting that the Grand Jury should
make diligent and impartial in quiryicon-
cerning all violations of those laws, and re7
turn indictments, not only against. the more
obscure and minor offenders, but more es-
pecially against those of the more promi-
nent and criminal grades.
After the charge to the Grand Jury, the
cases on the civil docket set for the first
two days of the term. over one hundred In
number, were called. and the Court adj
journed till Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-30
Soldiers, ROnmtY.

The Lower House of Congress has, by d..
vote almost unanimous, passed the bill.
Equalizing Bounties. This act gives to
each soldier uniform bounty of 500 per
year, or $50 per month, for actual term OF
service, deducting what has already been
paid. The Senate, actuated by the same
sense OF justice to the soldier, will, without
doubt, be quite as ready to adopt the bill,
and we may confidently expect that in a
few days it will be law. AS all applica-
tions are considered in turn it is evident at
once that they should be prepared and per-
fected as early as possible. HTH}
LA. HUTCHINSON, General Agent for the
collection of Military Claims, will continue,
as heretofore, to receive and receipt for dis
charges, furnish full information, and give
prompt and close attention to all business
entrusted to, him. Send in your discharges
at once, and address all communications
plainly. '.o S''-+ -"'
" u LA. HUTCHINSON, 5.y
General Agent, No. III South High street,
Columbus, Ohio.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-30
sDIendid safe.

Messrs. Bartlitt 6 Smith, Bankers, have
received safe from Messrs. Dodds, Mac
neale & Urban, Cincinnati, which, for beau
ty tyofworkmanship, strength and symmetry,
exceeds anything Of the kind ever ship
ped to this city. This safe has three com
bination locks, two with five rings, and one
with four rings. 1t weighs $500 pounds,
and cost Messrs. Bartlltt & Smith $2,l25,
which is at reduced price. This company
are prepared to supply the best safes in the
country at reduced prices, and they defy
burglars to pick their locks, or make an
entrance into the sanctum sanctorum Of
their safes. I.soe J70fgc .lf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-30
Franklin House

Mr.. Volney Shaw, late proprietor of the
Franklin House, has leased the above House
to VIM. j. Carly, late of Lancaster, Ohio,
who promises to sustain the former good
reputation of the House. The well known
face of George Mccormick will continue to
greet the guests of the Franklin.
1t will be well for our country friends to
give Mr.. Carly call. Good stabling and
terms moderate. ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-30
Go to Kaulrman's Billiard Saloon.
rb, Rountv Law Has Passed

The Bounty Law Has Passed
The House of Representatives in Congress
with only two votes against it, and, no
doubt, will very soon pass the Senate. r
Almost every discharged soldier has a
claim for bounty under this law.
Send your discharges Immediately to T. w,
Tallmadge, authorized Military Claim
Agent, Columbus, Ohio, who will file your
application in the proper Office for payment
of the bounty due you.
This law gives Eight Dollars and Thirty
three Cents bounty per month to all who
served during the late war
Three Months men of 1861,
One Hundred Days men, . ..r
Six Months men,
And all other honorably discharged SOL
diers. Also to the legal representatives OF
soldiers who died in the army or since be-
ing discharged therefrom. .-.---.
may 29-d&w2t lL.r4a