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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01
n. n. SIURDIVANT

n. a. STURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01
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Virginia Fire X Marine Insurance COMPANY
ee eEi Bona 6;st Capital pom 5000, 900 beTs
nnp i'm Sabre 1882 purh pie 0jcirsactuna
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81 Oils. Slb 9tpe unp Common S1bistty.
200 ~ Sreu& Brandy, Gin urn Jlam.
100 - WalasN uub 9prtpcin.
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100 - Sn Gdrtcnate Srca.
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so balbe Scrcs Slad lea.
100 grOb asissrapt, RrunO @cUb uno.. Stansba
@dtbcS.
zoo SertS Yaper uub @rlsatcS Star6.
SStstpes, Suicus. Grfflb, Silt, Salt, SL.:r. Sut-
: ter, Gbseie. 2arp, Bacon, SpiccS, papcr, SUBS
Vtea!lrs Cigars, Gorpasr, 9Iadina. 5lcTr &c. &c.
Aat bitic eDaaren fnp frti4 UNI Ypn tehsr Qua.
eitdt Ins ~pertauft p~iricltcn gu Den ~riaialteu prcilcn
N M. y. 39tcr,
sGbclsfale Grocer, VrppiGieL uup
Qiqucr Dealer.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01

LI1HH VhutFF HHR WfIp ytTorpcrInaS 8 pmmiiicn
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nit lssena rE bier %ab9stcEccn Ystbdmpfer nah irdenc cinemSTtr
her geGI (srrluaIih 9cutitIanb UNI Die Stlpcu) fr1uGrt Fl.
RIr SCffTRHuns Seer tbriIprife, promsi ub nit Der arGEtrr Sits,N
tdi erpebrt, 9eaeu Garantis uRo Statin.
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Der tfrsuHot uHo gdnnsleute " a. 81 I'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01
NEW NJ ARKET HOTEL.

NEW ARKET HOTEL,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01

Millinery! Millinery!
Warame Spu
Ebdlt nit ireeIn Steamer rcn Jicm Nrrt ri, uru1rn
IN saS 9ue9siddft siniblassnrt 2rtfel, ais ypnnets
&rpipnss &C., ris lie int @roBsn mo .Rleinen biIiait
~ssrfauft. Mapamt Scn,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17
As6 OrIeans DaiIp Crescent.

.
THE PRIscE TO BE PaoTEcTED.--The facetious
New York correspondent Of the Mobile Register
writes:
The Prince of Wales will not leave England un.
til reply reaches the British Ministry from Lord
Lyon, the British ambassador, in reference TO a
dispatch concerning the safety Of the Prince while
in New York harbor, with 1900 guns OF large cali
Der. bearing directly upon the city. and upon the
least symptom Of danger to the future King Of
Great Britain, New York will be blown To atoms.
The Queens Ministry dislike to be obliged to re-
sort to this. They dread friends more than enc
mies. They fear the Prince will be killed with
kindness. The Queen has been told that New York
Aldermen and Counciimen are worse than Dabo-
mey cannibas, and consequently Lord Lyons has
OF Her Majesty's crack regiments to escort the
Prince from Canada to New York.
Mr. Gass has replied to Lord Lyons that the
PRESIDENT doubts his power under the Constitution
TO grant such permission. He thinks it il o right
reserved to the State Of New York, and recon-
mends Lord Lyons to apply to Gov. Morgan, of
New York, for the necessary permission. This
will delay the departure Of the Prince from Lon
don until July. Rest assured his Royal Highness
will not visit New York at all, unless he Is allowed
fullregiment OF 1000 able bodied English soldiers
to be with him. The Queen does not consider his
life safe from mob kindness.
Old Maciay, who died few days ago, agei s3
was the father of VIM. b. Maciay one OF oar city
members OF Congress. Mr.. Maclay was the oldest
Baptist minister in New York city, and his de-
scendants are almost innumerabIe and very mach
respected. William would have risen TO higl
position as lawyer had he not unfortunately
taken to politics and destroyed his splendid pros
poets by accepting situation as member Of Con
grass. r. SIS ss55s Ell iasiFss j
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

A CENTURY PLANT ABOUT TO BLooM.-At the
station house on the mail line to Clinton, La. the
residence Of our old friend, William Elder, in this
parish there is century plant, expected to bloom
now in week or ten days. Mr. Elder extends an
invitation to East Baton Ronge, to be present on
the occasion, and many citizens of East Feciana
will be there on invitations This variety of the
cactus family Of plants is common and well known
in Louisiana, but how many are there who have
seen it in bloom2 Our friend Of Elm Park, Col.
A. P. Converse, who was at Mr.. Elders the other
day, describes the growth as most wonderful. A
stem shoots up from the center of the plant four
teen feet high, the growth Of two weeks; At the
shortly. Quite number of citizens have already
been to see this wonderful creature of the vegeta-
BILE kingdom. Il Baton Rouge Gazette.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

MARRIAGE.--I never saw, says Mrs. Childs, a
marriage expressly for money that did not end I'M
happily. Yet managing mothers and heartless
daughters are always playing the same uniucky
love than women, because they have their choice.
am afraid to conjecture how large a portion Of
women marry only because they will never have q
better chance, and dread becoming dependent
Portable, but great number would have been far
happier single. may judge by my observations
Of such matters, marrying for home is most
tiresome way of getting living.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

CHILD DROWNED BIZ IT'S FATHER. - Mr.. E..
Cockfeld, residing in the neighborhood of Myers
vile, in this District was committed to our jail on
Monday last, for having murdered his own child by
drowning. Mr.. Cockfeld, we are informed has
been supposed to be insane at times, for some
months past, and has often exhibited symptoms of
insanity. He had previously made repeated threats
to drown his child. On Sabbath night last he was
occupying the same room with his wife and child,
each being in separate bed. Sometime during
the latter part Of the night his wife awoke and
found her husband and child missing. She imme-
diately called the servants and commenced a
search, at the same time sending for one of the
neighbors. Recollecting his threats to drown his
child, one of the servants started to a millpond
about one mile and a half from his house, and met
him returning with the pillow in his hands, upon
which, it is thought, he carried the child: The
servant asked him where the child was 5zsf
He said he knew nothing about it, and returned
to his house. The neighbor who first arrived at
the house repaired to the mill pond and found the
child floating about on the water. Cockfeld said
he intended to drown himself, and did make an at
tempt by jumping into O deep lake of water, but
was saved by a gentleman present. He has ac.
knowledged the committa of the deed, and gives
various reasons for it. One is that he wanted to
send it to Heaven, and wished he had been done
so when child. The child was about six months
old and was one Of the only two children he had.
We are only astonished that he was allowed TO
be at liberty after showing signs of insanity and
making such threats. GRingstree Is. C.) Star.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

AN EXTRAORDINARY CAsE.-We find in the Aber-
deem Aliss,) Conservative the following:
at the late term of the Scott County Circuit
Court man named Matthew Jordan was found
guilty of betting dime with minor, and SEN
fenced to pay a fine Of $500 and confined in the
county jail for three months. He was indicted for
betting with minor, knowing him to be such and
had he been convicted of that charge, he would
have gone to the penitentiary for two years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

How TIE WOMEN OF THE NATION LOST THEIR
THEETH.- Livingston's Travels in Africa il one
of the most valuable books of modern times.
Among the many curious and amusing things in it,
we find an account of strange deformity existing
in tribe of negroes in a sun-toasted country he
has been exploring. Every man, woman and child
are without front teeth. Inquiring into the cause
of the unnatural appearance, it was given him
thus:
Once on a time the chief of the tribe, like many
better civilized countries, was possessed Of re-
fractory wife. He endured her impudences and
annoyances for many years. but one day his pas
sion becoming suddenly aroused, he gave her what
is termed in civilized parlance ping =. IN the
mouth with his fist. The blow must not only have
| been severe but well aimed, for it relieved the
mouth of the proud woman Of all her front teeth.
Thus despoed of her most priced beauty, the
sable matron hid herself Id shame, and afterwards
became tractable and obedient wife; The war
riors Of the tribe, in council assembled, observing
the good effects of that one blow of the chief and
being troubled generally with disobedient wives,
resolved at once to follow his pugilistc example.
Each repaired to their homes, and rested not con-
tented until their wives were deprived Of their front
| teeth.
The result of this general affection, however, was
far from being satisfactory. The toothiess women
became enraged at the loss Of their pearly jewels
and combined against their lordly masters in q gen
eral mutiny, which the warriors were unable te
/ resist. 81 @ sz
i After period of serious trouble peace was re
stored, and compromise effected on the following
terms:
! The husbands were Immediately to extract the
| front teeth and thus deform themselves as they
had deformed their wives. and from that day on al
their children were to suffer the same inetion, n
/ the earliest possible age The covenant has been
faithfully adhered to, and the tribe, from custom,
i now consider teeth an enormity.