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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-26
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-26
1eHer= ultb Observation-Disclosures,

'T@inia FIRE Y Marine Insurance COMPANY
Ole en S9na 5ice &apttal pom 500, 900 beiB
""O IN Sabre 1882 ourtb cr @eicBgetung
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g7iIIinn G5TaEtIWH; VI. 8. GOwarpin, NrdIo.
~'''' 50 Sefr:tar. lei.
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so S}prcs etrm SOrt 0jpi4sn 9beele,
$ &eurcS Asmr,
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StrtSui pct Nm S3atIacr IL. Sabn.
20 SarrSt Baltimore YtGltS, frcbcn crhalici ue ,u batcn bel
2Sm. 98aitlce u. Spbn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-26
T.. IL GRAVES,

Srufc unr Stm y rinter uno 0loicr,
Z. StyaEc, :wGhcn 2yclS~ I'M Grace,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-26
O<icDaffS=&4ajciaem.
SrILMAx & RLAckwEL,.

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800 Sblr. Stc 1tSc uuC Common GGslsE:e.
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Gdthco.
200 %srts Ydscr nm Spl3atcs ~tsrb.
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ter, Ghr;ir, varr, Bacon, &pjccS, PAPER, lubS,
Nsa,Irs. Cigars. Gcrt, ar %iading. iJlrur &c. N.
sac etrs SSdarcu iinp irinh unp srn pctcr Gut
ttai Gnp rcrfaufs ~p,itlttu ;u rcu |titt9ittu grcilrn
@ nj. S. &pttr,
@~StrlciIle Grocer, prerliiei anp
2iqupr Statcr.
Is. Strabc, smtl-cn Sa,P uu Yfair.
Millinery! Millinery!
Mardmc Spu
or. 1t nit. icprm Stc1mer rcu jiclr sjerf Tie ncuitcn
in caS Hue0ti5b5i, t,nitia9rnCs Nrtrtel. ais ,'Nn"ets.
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psltduit. 81 ardmt gym,
55 WojsprNbt. rem Ct. 0barl:s hcttl
d~rlcuuhrr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-26
BRUCE'S
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Intiaud-S dDriitci, Bier. 2 drifir:,,
r'cfup rrrcu ScDrIffcI, 0.utihsu Salriftcu.
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msclIn9'uc ma gu puuiSrGc IffsCSuucrotcu,
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w.r.'n 9NtI G'Ri n:aH9 @tn Gents III, caa NUirortr III S.G
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-26

1000 Ete. email Srraif5 Edcpu. 10 Itcrces Iuperirr
&NnpNR AtcrtntY 9anS, uuc : 5ircte 20 cams, nekt pi,Icu
anctrEi Nritttln tb!rtien lotttn SSn. 98aIae S6tne
$4,000 ytS. Irpp'S 0p9 0iruno Eamily Saeun, III
bahen bel NSm. 9Sauacc SG6ne.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-26
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
(eP'rtFrp hur'a oil IS l]tBs,tuaa Yon Sirstiitn.)
Capital: SP000O0.

tp;Ntsh merptn IL ete''r l'dnF enlelci scnammen amr So all
uMp 9AlP9 Is, Mnc lntrSrn oteitbgu III 9 PSI. pr ,@tr pcr;tnii,
|.nN nS fNt . Gtlndte 'cer llnNr ii bEirr 9anf utrtl ibtu. G.r
tIricrt y rio I'll Wtrccn 5 Ct. bttt hu,t. o.
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epNitet mtrrtH 1n3tnnlu"n uIH = :iu nam erItcr ors1cs
'Elt ouFN ctl Galtrsf !. y. Startt in pGm Srrt pcS ybGrn
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samuel :. GptIrrtL, ~rr6Ictit.
S'"Fle, G1Ilrtr. Y. 10 |lltbIIt. Se:rctir.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-26
NEW-M ARAET HOTEL,
Gfe cer .ifen unp MIylbIQtr.. Jtuhmpnp

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rae elcN. Qu>lium al cfttrsm &c. ,.rmadurd c!noe.
riptt:eu gpal5 frcurflih NJ tiaSuaccN, wctl5i m0n ie . p0t bIte
rasrtitr uo irnlise Gri'iiban5tl, utbt iu00r puncar r 2tNt.
NuES fneri ipIP. GGnttr II. EpbRert.
Giip mtt user rt 3ilfe Ger ASsle merpfn xiii Gjclolesinncn
pn 100000, 10000. lSeGo0. r20ooo. $4,000. ii. COO, Ia5O0O.
10000, 100000. 5o:ee, 10000. $4,000, . mol 2UOU0. 9 moi
$1,000, | ml Iceo0. . NAL 10000. nal 5000. , nal 5000
5 Mai 1900, 1 mai 1000. - Mat 29oa. ll6 mi 1000 Gjiicen II
f. 10. II. /. N. 0cseJen, Hne ii" IN esr Ittisn @mlt nub. nit WalO.
eSepinA,N dtiSltn wtrefn, traIlHn 81 her tne StiInc Der is.lcu
ben 8ousre em SreiroS. wHrmb esm Jllabr stlnct9 Gin o..
tinn biz i'll 10000 WuIrcG Sualtn tana.
Hie nadits 3ictuus fnctt tm Sanuar t&tt, We3u
II i" sss::s S S:Ss Si - s~,rssfst 'oaa.
8. QtttrS IL Go. in Grantfurl.
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q. RlIler, e. Gblh1n Sn.. Rtp Jc.t.
@gcEt ttH HItm. &nic. rs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-26

Septss u. Gpringmam,,S
s stu III bia &rtci uup Nefourut1rn
(r0tcr SHupp'5 6otD,
So. 4S4 4tnn VipIut0 Ncenue,
SpNaen 2bnp nm 0eur, anN a. Dali SucctS,
9SaiHnAtpn, >. Is.
Sas rGtnHe @UtIjtam Faect III rtccm SOC; bic frcunptialts
Guinalmc uno &cpicnuna. &ccinSunyeH nIaFia.
berHtlrBIn9 rr NrcIe ron &Ubltn.
Die @rtie pNn Gpfe ituo bis aWf weirre Marytht mic .fpl9t:
SrI Eunp Gptt $J.J0 vi EpG2.
Spt AoIi 9re 40
pIo 9oc, bcitc SortCn 100
GtccI 9!ciicH Sif9l9e nuB GOfe ais pl5 bulSjtt iytIcruna5n,a-
ttriii ctrr ScGlpn In9cicptn m:rCtu.
ytpHgunlcn: S~adrSNblUn9 bcim Ncitclcn orer Mtlicftruro.
Tie MNDitl-9lHrra btfinScn lib Sic Ger 10. SiaEc uRp &aiin
unr Gdt hcr Il. Hlo 9qrrin, iapitb YOm GayaI.
2J-9l 5GN. !. &3ertb, I1ent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-17
The Eastern clarion for Sale.


In the Paulding tMiss.) Clarion of Wednesday
last we find the following announcement:
BY reference to the advertisement in another
column, it will be seen that the office of the East
ern Clarion, with its appurtcnanees, assets, etc., is
offered for sale.
This step has been determined upon, after much
and careful deliberation by the family and friends
of the late S. r. Adams, as the best and most ad-
visable that could be taken, all the circumstances
considered 1t has been an exceedingly painful
matter for them to conclude to part with the es-
tablishment, and to let it pass out of the myso
many associations OF pride, pleasure and satisfae-
ton are connected with it-and so many Affection
ate remembrances cluster around its history, all
convergng to ono whose high intellect, strong de-
termination and indomitable industry wrought out,
from an obscure beginning, splendid, influential
and honorable career for the journal whose desti-
nies he directed with consumate tact and ability
for fifth of a century.
But circumstances have wed otherwise, and il
has been deemed best for the interests of the estate
and the family of the deceased, that the Clarion
| printing establishment, assets, and good will OF
permanent patronage thereof, which is exceedingly
valuable should be sold for the benefit Of the par
! ties Immediately concerned. 1t is therefore fol
sale, and the highest and best proposition will ht
accepted. Such chance for newspaper invest
| ment rarely presents itself in this or any othe
country. The paper is printed on power pres
| propelled by steam, the materials are new aud ad
4 mirably selected, and the establishment is com
plete In every particular. The Subscription
| probably the largest in the State, the advertsin
patronage very lucrative, and the eoueeznis prof
able throughout.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-17
r.-% Er. fEooHana's
q b Il M An BIT r. z II s. !,
pr. EIoo6and's
BALsAMTc CORDIAL,

Tha great standard Of the ptcscnaEehaye acquired
jAair great poraar e through years Of trial uubounded
satisfaction Is rendered ~ them in ali cases and the people lave
pronounced them woriEy
LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIcE, DEBL.
NY Or THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. DISEASES OF til
KIDNEYS. and ali dissaaes lng from adisordercd liver
we,e Of lie stomach srd digestive orss speedily and
permanently cured w the GERMAN nIr1ERs. @@.
Tle B&LsANIe CORDIAL has acquired reputation sur
passing a Of ary similar preparation extant. 1t viii caTc
viboa g tie rncqt severe and longsauding COUGH COLD
OFT uoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP.
.-fNEUMoSIA. IycfF1ENT CONSUMPTION, and hos per.
formed shc mos; Astonishing cures ever known Of
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
e% doses wit also check aud the severe
ptsRE!tEA pfece ea:as rem cold inila Bowels.
Tsess edcnei prepared By Dr. c. NJ. JACKSON Co.,
No 48 Arch street Philadelphia, Pa and are sold by drug
gsand dealers medicines every where 70 cents Pc bot
,ie Fae Signature of 81 NJ jackson viii be on lie outside
wrapper afeatt tHsle
IA Tie Amanae gptt,ed annually by the proprietor called
EyERYBoDY's ALMANAC you will nd testimony com.
endatory al parts Of the country. These Alma.
nscs are given awsy t9 al cur agents.
!. WRIGHT 4 CO., Agents.
M. q and l5l Charities street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-17

NEW YORK, July lG.-The United States Mail
steamship Vanderbilt, Capt. P. E. Lefevre, from
Southampton and Havre, reached her dock this
morning. .=-@.z.
She left Southampton Wednesday, the it inst,
and brings three days later intelligence than was
received at Halifax by the steamship Arabia.
The New York, Philadelphia and Liverpool Mail
companys steamship City of Baltimore, from
Liverpool July ith, and Queenstown the 18th, bring
ing one days later news, has also arrived at this
port
LIVERPOOL, July 1.-The sales of the three bust
ness days ending July Sd, in the Liverpool Cotton
market, amounted to $4,000 bales, of which 1000
were taken on speculation.
Much rfegularity in prices existed, and the mar
ket generally closed very dull, with tendency to
decline. The quotations Of last week were barely
maintained.
LIVERPOOL, July 4.-Messrs. Richardson, Spence
4 Co., Bngland, Athya & Co., and others say that
the Liverpool Breadstuds market closed generally
very dull, and prices for all qualities had cxpe-
ricnccd slight decline since last week. l
They report the Liverpool Provision market
closed generally dull but quiet at last weeks quo
tatons.
LoNDoN, July 4.-The English funds continue
| steady and unchanged.
Consols for money closed at 94s ex-diyidend.
LrNERpooL, July 5, P. M.-(Telgraphed to
Queenstown 1.-THE sales of Cotton yesterday and
| to-day amounted to 10000 bales Of which speen-
lators and exporters each took 1900.
| The market closed very dull, and some authori.
ties say that all qualities of Cotton declined d. on
the week.
LlvERroo1 July s, P. M.-The Liverpool Bread
L
| Aaualities Of Provisions closed very dull--priees
being barelymaintained.
LoNDoN, July 5.--The London money market
| closed steady.
| Consols for money closed al 93l to 93s.
| European Political Intelligence.
| The news by the steamships City Of Baltimore
and Vanderbilt possesses features Of Importance.
In Sicily popular demonstrations had taken place,
on account of the provisional government, irst
tuted by Gen. Garbaldi. The expectations of the
/ people were greatly deceived by the ministry.
Garibaldi has requested his friends in London tc
buy two steamers and provide them with arm
strong guns.
1 dispatch dated Naples, the Both. states tina
| on the 26th the populace marched through tht
principal streets of the city, shouting, "Garibald
forever! The annexation forever! Death to thu
police
On the 9th of June, the police stations were
pillaged in the lday time, and some forty agent
killed or wounded.
John G. Heenan, the American pugilist ant
champion of the world came passenger on boart
the steamship Vanderbilt.
There had been no additional failures of an,
consequence in the leather trade. Among tht
previous failures is the house of StratGeld, Law
renee 4 Mortimer, with liabilities of e1 O00, ,0O
sterling.
Several of their houses had also failed thei
liabilities ranged from one hundred to two hun
dred thousand pounds sterling.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-17
FURTHER BY THE VANDERBILT AND CITY
OF BALTIMORE.

NEW 10RK, July 16.-The steamship Vanderbilt
from Southampton and Havre, and City of Balt
more from Liverpool via Queenstown, brings the
following additional news of Importance and in
terest.
The Royal Mail steamship Africa. from New
York, arrived out at Iiverpool--all well.
The Prince Albert, of the New York and Galway
Line, from New York via ST. Johns, reached Gal.
way safely.
The Montreal Ocean Mail Gompanys steamship
North Brton, from Quebec for Londonderry and
Liverpool, arrived out at Liyerpool-a well.
General and Political Intelligence.
The Emperor has appointed Prince Napoleon
Bonaparte as President of the Imperial privy
Council, in place of his deceased father Jerome
Bonaparte, eS-king of Westphalia and Governor
of the Invalides.
The Neapolitan Minister, residing at Paris, has
sent in his resignation.
The relations between France and Prussia are
daily becoming more friendly. The Prince Regent
of Prussia is about to visit the Camp Chaons.
On Monday the two London Tory Journals, the
Morning Herald and the Standard, had been con.
fscated at Paris for publishing articles against the
French Emperor.
Advices received from Palermo state, that owing
to the unpopuarity of Garibaldi's ministry, a new
administration was about to be formed.
Tie negotiations between the Kings of Sardinia
and Naples had been discontinued Il is reported
that the King of Sardinia declines an alliance with
Naples, ut the Emperor Napoleon urges due
consideration Of Neapolitan overtures
A telegram from Madrid states that according to
the recent treaty, the Emperor of Morocco had
paid the first installmcnt of indemnity to Spain.
Advices from lisbon say that owing to misun.
derstandng between the Crown and the Ministry
the latter had formally resigned.
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Our PERUVIAN DIFFICuITY.-Late adviees from
Peru state that our relations with that Republic
were approaching crisis. The u. S. sloop. .of-war
Wyandotte had arrived at Callao with dispatches
for our minister, instructng him to peremptorily
demand a settlement of the claims growing out Of
the seizure Of the ships Lizzie Thompson and Geor-
gana, and provisions for a joint commission for
the settlement Of all outstanding claims of our
citizens. Some delay has however occurred in
consequence of the resignation of the Peruvian
Minister of Foreign Affairs, and it was not improb-
able that our government would be compelled to
resort to force before the demands would be com
piled with.
In case of noncompliance with the demands Of
our government, the American Minister was in.
structed TO close the legation.
The Peruvian Minister at Washington has been
notified that unless his government accepts the
ultimatum of the government Of the United States
his passports will be furnished him.
| The difficulty between France and Peru hai
been finally adjusted though not until q lombard
| meat of Callao was threatened,
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