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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-01
3. 81. Strccfer,

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l@en abemicalten u. I. ~. pr. g Maine Ctr.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-01
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-01
Tcucr= uuN Nsariuc=stllefur,u.

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Virginia Fire y Marine Insurance Compa,,
ETC ri" $enA oiat oIgtt"I pum S2r0.UuU trns
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-01
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-01
Scfdm..tinnhumncm

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-01

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-01
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-01
BRUCE'S
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-01
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n.stnv; T'ahcps. e. Dad 0aus ut acitmadppa eiuasriht,
uHe mrr,en ek Wlitt Imf paS Iafnsrliamuie breicut.
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mtSe Gun FARMER MT cincm GNritsI spn $3.50, nm in sri tmrnc
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-01

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sflersi uhc ceraFItden NHt!rIgth nucLitgnS nIpf,uru, '
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-01

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@anvaH MentGto Sams, mr. litrus r. b,rs ,.sa r',''
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-01
II GR.NEt.S

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-01

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-01
Goblin Il A1ptd11,
VIRGINIA SAVINGS B NIX.
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y. ST. sro,,,ucl,

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-t'tfI. "N't';tadllS rpn Nni,0ECn der "u, 5arei;crCI ven 3im.
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NJ alH'S p|et. G"s -rTit; no Gun unc YenctianuGC HIinee nr.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03
Arrival of the Overland California Mail.

SPRIScrIELp, Mo, June 29.-The Califor
MIA Overland mail of the Sth inst with tele
graphic advices of the 9Th has arrived here.
Nothing definite had been done about re-
storing the Pony Express route. There had
been no more fighting between Col. Hays
and the Indians. A despatch from Capt.
Steuart commanding the forces at Carson
Valley, states that the hostile Indians had
probably all fled beyond the reach of the
troops.
Ex-senator IIaun died at San Francisco on
the 9th, of congestive chills, the effect OF
disease contracted on the voyage from Wash
ington.
The contribution Of San Francisco for fur
nishing supplies for Col. Hays troops amoun-
ted to S, 900.
The full list of persons killed by the In
dams in Carson Valley numbers eighty.
The Pony Express which left on the 18th
returned to Carson Valley.
Judge Terry, who Is under indictment Tor
killing Senator Broderick, has applied Tor
change of venue, on the ground that he
cannot obtain fair trial at San Francisco
Four ships had arrived from China bring
ing 800 passengers.
Important mineral discoveries are repor-
ted in Klamith county.
Partial returns from Oregon have been
received. jackson county gives Shlel, Dem
ocrat for Congress, $50: Logan, Republican,
1853, The entire Democratic Legislative
ticket is chosen Josephine county gives
Shel 2S6, and Logan l37. Logan gains in
Josephine 100 over last year, when he was
defeated by 10 majority. The returns midi
cate the possibility of Il Legislature being cho-
sen that will elect two Republican Senators
San Bias Mexico, dates of the 18th state
that two English men-of-war had landed por-.
tons OF their crew and taken possession Of
the place, and were holding it against the
Liberals.
The acting Governor and Custom House
officers had granted an officer from British
man-ofwar the privilege of taking & Mexican
schooner and putting an English crew on
board for the purpose Of smuggling silver
up the coast.
san FRAScrsco, June 9th-Twenty men,
we'll armed, left for Carson Valley to-day,
escorting the Pony Express. They will pro-
coed to meet the expresses by tho way, re-
establishing the route, and leaving men and
animals at the stations. The Indians have
fled from Pyramid Lake, without giving
fight and the volunteers called out to punish
them will disband.
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Wisconsin Farm Mortgages.

The Supreme Court Of Wisconsin has pro
we'd itself the guardian Of law. In the face
of popular pressure, under which cor
rupt bench would have given away, II has
decided that about five millions OF farm pro-
perty, which was mortgagcd by the owners,
as security for railroad stock subscriptions
is Justly forfeited to the mortgages Of
course, if only single or small interest was
involved, the question had never been raised.
The sale Of property, under foreclosure, is
an every day matter, and these mortgages
were as valid as any other. But when the
farmers of Wisconsin, awaking from their
dream. found almost every alternate farm
so to speak liable to foreclosure and sale
for an object whose advantages they had not
realized, we need not be surprised that they
thought the case oppressive and exceptional,
and organized Il plan Of resistance. But 1t
was only exceptional, in the greatness OF Its
folly. The mortgage ct Il farm, IN most cas-
es foolish, in this case was madness. The
Supreme Court Of the young state has cover
ed itself with glory. and will receive the APP
probation Of the world. No Sneering stigma
of reputation can tasten on Wisconsin,
Yet we may we'll pause and ask: What
state of things is this to which We have come.
when the performance of Its plain and SIM
pie duty, by court, deserves such praiSe?-
y y jEOy5I
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Departure or the JapansSe.

The Japanese Embassy left this country on
their return to their far off home, on Satur-
day last, after perhaps one OF the most favor
ed soiourns that so extraordinary an embas-
sy from one country ever enjoyed within the
borders of another. The splendid United
States steamship Niagara sailed with them
from New York about two o'clock OH Satnr-
day afternoon direct for Japan, via the Cape
of Good Hope, aud will reach her destination
in about one hundred days. The prclimlna'
ries and preparations for the departure on the
previous day were somewhat interesting, as
follows:
The embassy left the Metropolitan Hotel
and were escorted to pier North river by the
common council committee, the seyenty-hrSt
regiment, and the naval commissioners. At
ter ii delightful sail on the Harriet Lane, up
the North and East rivers, viewing the Great
Eastern and the maynard on the route,
they were placed on board Of the Niagara,
and their escort babe them adieu. Before
leaving the first ambassador had taken oil
his outer garment or coat, with which he IN
vested Mr.. Leland, explaining as the high
est order Of japanese compliment. Tom
my" had also resented Mr.. ". ". Leland
with the suit of clothes which he wore ut the
reception of President Buchanan, saying, II
hope you will keep them in my renem-
brance.'
The five princes OF the japanese wcr" pres
ent at a wedding ceremony, i'll full costume,
on Wednesday last, at Grace Church. The
princes had expressed Il wish 10 80" tune
raj. a lnwauit and q wedding, and were graft
fad This r,s their only entrance INTO Il
u place Of religious worship IN America. -
They expressed themselves surprised and de
lighted by the beauty Of the ciltce.
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MODELS OF BEAUTY.
And q NANWbW ~ WrcNuHicdI S"tT
GEORGE B. SLOAT & co.'s

TLLIPTIC LOCK STITCH, FAMILY SEW
II ING MACHINES are the only ones except
the WHEELER Il WILSON, making the lock
stitch without 4 Shuttle. They are less complies
ted easier learned, and less liable get out of or.
dc. than any other. They need only Is be seen to
convince any one that they are the cheapest. be>'
finished, fastest, and handsomest MACHINES !"
the world.
To Tailors, Shoe Binders, and others, who have
used Singers, we would saw call and see our ne"
$50 SHUTTLE MACHINE, before you purchase
any other. word to the wise is sufficient.
A LOCAL AGENT WANTED for this city
and county, apply to THOMAS J. BiLEs, al
ucdebowers' City Hotel Alexandria. jy 30
cO00 REWARD!!-Ranaway from the farm
OEUU of the undersigned near Salem, Eau
qu!er County, VA, on the night of the 23d UT,
TWO NEGRO MEN, named SlIADRACll ana
DICK, the former hired from Mr.. Joseph Down
man, below Warr.nton, and the latter from Jane
V, Brooke, esq, in Warrcnton, Fauqucr County:
Shadrach is tall stout man, about thirty years y
age, very black, and has slight scar (the unde''
signed thnks) on one side of the face near the eye
but which sido not recollcctcd. He has IA variety
of Clothes and, it is supp oScd, took the most q
them with him. He may be in the neighhorhoI'
of Mr.. Downman's but it is feared he may be MAJ
ing effort to reach free State, as he lett wi'h'
any known provvcaton. Dick is also black, aoo1
five feet seven inches high, heavy made, ana ao0',
nineteen wears of age Both OF the negroes h''N
rather down look approaching TO sulkiness.
am authorized to give one hundred doIlas'
| each for their apprehension if taken in any CouD
ty bordering free State except Loudoun' apS
twenty five dollars each if taken in this, or aa'
adjoining County. In either case, they must be "'
livered to me, or secured in Jail 50 that may s.
them. -
I will also add that it il supposed Dick is WIZ
Shadrach wherever he may be, although II ~
sible he may yet be in the neighborhood OF W.
renton. Dick has II winter suit of drab iu' WV.
cloth, several suits Osnaburg Cotten--all OF wn''
he took with him. RICHARD ii. CARIEh
Salem, Fauquier County, Va, jy 3-eo2w
nLAsTER OF PARIS.-2,5 500 tons, for !"
i by WM. II. FOWLE So,.
js 28 No. 4, South WhH'~'
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The SMITHSONIAN INsTITUTloS.-The num-
Der of visitors to this great institution for the
increase and diffusion of knowledge, has
been very large during the past month. The
excellent management and energetic efforts
Of Prof. Henry, Secretary, and Prof Baird,
assistant with their corps Of scientific assls-
tants, continue to add daily to the already
very extensive collection of the institution
The operations Of the Institution are not con
fined to our own country and continent, bat
extend throughout the world, wherever 1t 10
possible to obtain toothold ''lor the diffusion
of knowledge among men," The institution
has its agents accompanying various expedI-
tons now out and about to leave We learn
that Mr.. VIM. A. Henry, son Of the Secreta
tary of the institution, has been detailed to
accompany Col Alexander in his expedition
to make observation of the eclipse OF the
sun in July. Mr.. Elliot Cowes, son of the
able Examiner Of Patents. accompanies the
private expedition OF the Boston Academy OF
Science. Mr. C. Drcxlcr, the skillful taXid-
ermiSt, accompanies an expedition to the
liudson's Bay region. Interesting speci-
mems of Natural History are now being re-
ceived from John Nantes and Il. kenicut,
two talented collectors connected with the
institution, the one in lower California and
the other in the lIudson's Bay region. The
arrangement of the extensive and beautiful
collection of shells is still in progress, and at
tracts much attention from the visitors. The
arrangement of the skulls of animals is now
being made and is progressing rapidly, and
when the work is finished this collection VII!
be the most complete in the United States,
and will comprise specimens from the lars::
est to the most dminutiye OF I'll kinds OF
animals. = Washingio" star.