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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27
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ltheR Woatn cogr aus Der Gsten entiprin0sn.
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bti Der ]etn5igen @~i9ent5imcrn
BENJAMIN gage ir. II. 6 g.
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Yitt5bura, VA.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27
An. gNlnlcl EnNne-
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lpjy b0utba; iOlhe &suhc crtNt0nuttmCn mn inns 6a5
. rtraucr unb Die 0uno'6Oft ocirlttu at clpclttu iutcl.
NNm. SrIIOCr GNhut.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27
Dry-G Goods \ Fancy-Store

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No. l76. Gde &rpoo- II. q. Strage. Nu. l76
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Sd Rtbc Ntlcnhcr1 fr9cnOe Slrtifel bcrpur:
Succnieuae, in l6pars uno allen Wuecforben.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27

Die uutcrirthneter lcntCu oie 2lufmcrfdmfctt
v'u 9RicrerYrrt1uirrn ogi tbr Eager eUu @rrtcr
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nuf n6rplthcn M(Grrteu uno meiitcn6 fir gaar
tctauft, wcetolt wiy lei pinFtttAep 8c'otlern
IA GuFcrf biii0fn @rCt'cn gergouf,n f5uucn. -
Nic eou ms ais aht 9arautjvtrn 8runoic5 unr
3&riue Iinc etScUe SmpCrtattru, uEO wrpcr &c.
mijht rUa nit 3ui6bcu lh0Dljher StOfe 0rr-
lien, wie Uieie5 brj Den inn 9iurpcn 0]cfauftcn
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Scr. St1nteu actraNnten 9Sbt5fcY UbertrOfcn.
Infer Eager bcitebt auBeroem nc@ aus:
1000 6oB ertra unC lu9erftue Niebl, uRtRr De-.
Aru pie ocn SddcrH 9ciuhttu SortcR ReDs
Orleans, Ncrto JticU un0 Gubn ,3uder uuO N(U.
Cafes; 800 Sag Gut 2oof, Grui6ep, 9umoerro
ltWo &uTee3ufrr, 100 &ilteu 1Gce; 800 Gtlten
5rjfr nm 2ihtcr 9tc. l unO 30. 3 @ladrtc'
tH0 6cgtnqe; friide quite @ol0cn Butter, ven
1ir mir w6heutli6 SenOun1eu crbolten; 2aro,
)}1ccu Shes, 6am5, SNculCer5 unO 8renit5 4,
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llP |Ititl %EA|l'HI Dtiv'T S''it' NHV aus It
vn.tigen 2lrtjtcl, Die in elmer Grocery 9cm56nIi@
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0A3 glouou9a5cla une ]JlecttfeD gG6isFey; 2OL
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27
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Ode Der 3tcn unO gSrp0ofr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27
Srrten rrhnllen

Surbeu Crbolten
TO RtIten Simtur9tr uno 10 10. SMmci;cr- Safe,
10 5oB @amtcrstr 3metihcu, co.bcutltc WcrIc,
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bic ttVi9it ]YerFauft q, q. MYERS,
232 SrOaOtr., 5ntldrn rer
3ten uuO 4teu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27
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Blu peYmiethen-

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27
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Die
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27

Cjcrcrol N1,ut fur 9rhhcuc: ., 81. Stvcder.
urt riubeuCcr Nrit: Or. gD. GjrchC.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27

DlmplIbifTdbrt sWilhen NibmOno II. giep 2Jorf.
Sic beiba oroBen Wb beduem tinseri@teten Gss> Dampi.
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strd9f kftu Gaiutc ud. 9stt u16 3olt SIS, uno int 8pis
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27
WSNlhINofNM Nf0wterr.

@tti1ca 6r..NEotH islpie Gem @ubitgum ;uSaeiamlpt Gle
ersetcue NW5ejge, ooB mrius Scmmer gEiribIbaft mil yer.
l%lhtreentn utucn &nlogcn sur lu,uboInm0 cCe Qutlifume
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Nere m0ut to 0uf ncluC rCU cn0Crjttcte NitNc Oufncrliam,
IN 81 ieCCr Belt mann uHb fate Spricn IN or6Fley glus.
nShl iu fRoeD ljno, igrir ana GcrGuts iCrtr gut rrn better
Cualttot. Ereunoi6dfdial ;um ;o5lrcihcn &elu@ lopsi
c1 Simon Strin elm
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27
9ottorf uub 60,
09Uleiale unp 9tetait Dstn., 9iqupr- unO
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ferjren o%snIslben unIsru8 efannttn an35,,8reunp.
iihRe. Oieler ncue &ir9iniiAr gGtin mtrO oc.
mig jsDem Senuer unp 5einlAmedcp number.
Oenn es lit pec refine IehenIaTt. I'm cjncn
irsunpli6en 3uipruh 6ittet erge6enR
s.. 81. 6attUrf IT,. 60.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27

- . 4 TT CrS
!ennen bel llntcrjcituctem tcto ircuunljhe Sim.
MGR unp quite &of erbolttu. 2luh itebcn eipiac
simmer an leoiac 6erren ,u ycrmictben bei
SpGn 81 arrbaulrn, 2tgt.,
an 9frucn 0forFt.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25
Daily Produce Market.

MONDAH EVENING, June "a
FL0UR-The market, under the news
from New York, was even more depressed
to-day, and there was no demand worthy of
note. A small lot of extra white Wheat sold
at So. Superfine remains nominal at 81 20;
extra at 81 50@4 60, and fancy brands 81 10
| @5.
WHISKY-Prices are 1lc. lower, and the
market rather dull. The sales comprise 500
brls. at 12T@l2Ssc, the latter rate for
wagon.
PROVISIONS-About 225 brls. mess Pork
were purchased on Saturday at $l3 so, and
at this rate there are buyers, but it is held at
| $l3 75@l4. No demand for bulk Meats,
Bacon or Lard, and not much offering; quo
tations can not be given.
GROCERIES-Afa fair jobbing demand, and
the market continues firm for Sugar and
Coffee, but Molasses is dull at 3O@3lc. We
quote Sugar at 524@7Ac., and Coffee at 1914
| @l4%c.
WHEAT-The market is dull and heavy,
but we have no change TO report in prices.
! We quote prime red at 9O@93c,, and white
at 81 059l IL, the latter rate for choice
sales 1000 bushels good white at 97c.; 1888
bushels prime red at 92c., delivered; 100
bushels fair white at 81 02, and 2l5 bushels
good white at 81 0212, delivered.
CORN-The market rules steady, with q
fair demand at 26@2sc. for ear at the upper
and lower depots; 300 bushels ear, at lower
depot sold at 28c.
OATS-The demand is limited, and prices
declined lc. per bushel, closing dull at 23c.:
sales 500 bushels in sacks at 23c., sacks re-
turned.
RYE-The market is unchanged and dull
We quote prime at 45Q46c.
BARLEY-There is no change in the
market; a sale of 600 bushels choice Fall was
reported at 60c., but this was above the
market, as the same grades were offered to-
day at SOC. '.
HAY-The supply is largely in excess o
the demand, and the market is dull anC
heavy at $s@9 per tun for prime Timothy
on arrival.
CHEESE-The demand is limited, anC
confined to the retail trade; 40 boxes new
sold at 6@61Sc.
BUTTER--A continued dull market, bu
without any change in prices, we quot,
grease at &C.; prime at &c., and choice West
! eFn Reserve at 9(1l0c
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25
NEWPORT NEWS.

Mr.. X. SINE was yesterday installed into
the Office of City Clerk.
The Rev. P. H. Jeffries, of st. Paul's
Church, Newport has received the degree of
D. D., from the Masonic University of Ken
lucky.
PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The annual examination
of the public schools will take place this
week at the several sehool-houses. The pub
liO are invited to attend.
RETURNED.-Messrs. A. L. Berry and Rich
ard Southgate retured from Virginia yester-
day morning, having visited the principal
points of interest at the seat of war. Their
account Of their travels is quite interesting.
UNION DEMONSTRATIONS. - Unconditional
Union Guards, of Brooklyn, will have a
Union demonstration on Wednesday even
ing. The Union men OF Newport, James
town and Fulton are specially requested to
be present. Several speeches win be made
on the occasion.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25

SCHOOL BoARD.-The School Board met
last night, President King in the Chair.
The roll was called, and twenty-five mems
bers answered to their names.
The following designations were rendered
and accepted: VIM. Adams, as Trustee and
Visitor in the Sixteenth Ward Auguste
Meinhareth Bose, teacher, First District; F.
II. D. Bode, teacher in the Twelfth District;
Julia Weidman, teacher in the Twelfth Dis
trict.
The report of the Committee on Claims
and Salaries was then accepted.
On motion of Mr.. Kelly, the Clerk was
directed TO have the eight shares of Cincin.
natl, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad stock
owned by the Board now standing in the
name OF VIM. NJ. Hubbell, transferred to the
city, for the use of the School Board.
The Board refused to allow the furniture
of the Sixth District Colony School to be
used by the teacher for private school dur
ing the coming vacation.
The report of the committee for redistrict-
ing the city was then read and adopted, with
an amendment Of the boundary of the Third
District.
The nominations for teachers by the Trus.
tees of the several Districts, with the salaries
of each, were then reported and referHed to
the Committee on Salaries. We omit the
list of nominees until they shall have been
confirmed by that committee.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25
TBy Telegraph.I
New York Market.

KBw YoRK, June PAP. -Cotton-Less
doing, but market remains firm; sales of 700
bales at l414@l4sSc. for middling Uplands.
Flour heavy and to lOc. per brl. lower,
with a moderate demand for export and a
limited home trade inquiry: sales of $4,000
brls. at 81 25@4 So for superfne State; 81 Go
GA IS for extra State; $4 2094 80 for su-
pe1fne Western; 81 55@4 90 for common to
medium extra Western; S. 20@5 30 for
shipping brands extra round. hoop Ohio I;
IS 5O@6 s5 for trade brands do. market
closing heavy. Canada lower, and only
moderate business doing: sales of 900 brls.
at 81 6597 25 for common to choice extra.
Rye Flour selling slowly at 1904 Corn
meal in moderate request: sales of $50 brls.
at SO 85 for Jersey, and So 10, in store, for
BTandywine.
Whisky-More doing, but without material
change; sales Of ! 400 brls. at l6c., and 90
hhds,, drudge, at Ice.
The Wheat market is heavy and l@2c.
lower, with more business doing for export
at the decline salesof q, 800 bushels Chicago
Spring at S71Sc @$l 06; 1900 bushels
Northwestern club at 81 O6C0l OF; IA, 400
bushels Racine Spring at 81 09@l 10; 90, 00O
bushels Milwaukee club at 9Oc.@l l3; 26,8 SOC
bush. amber Iowa at 81 14(9l Is; 5000 bush
Winter red Western at 81 209l %; 3, 500
bushels white Canadian at ST 27, and :, 500
bushels white Western at 81 28@l 30. Rye
is scarce and firm: sales Of 1000 bushels
prime Northern at 69c. Barley dull and
nominal at 55(9e2c. Corn advanced le. pei
bushel, with good home trade and fair ex.
port demand sales of II, 500 bushels at asa
Acc. for inferior to prime new mixed West
erni SOC. for very choice do, and 60952c
| for Western yellow. Oats is in moderatG
| request at 2s@9le. for Western and Cana
dian, and 3l932c. for State.
Pork dull, heavy and declining sales 40I
| brls. at $lb for mess and $40 for prime. Bee
| continues duh and nominal at 5000 80 fol
country primes So b0@6 for do. mess; $e@li
for repacked mess; $l0@ll for extra mess
There Is nothing Of moment doing in prtm'
sales 90 brls. at $lS 6O@lse2x. Qpt Meat
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SEIZURE OF LETTERS, PERCUSSION CAPS, AND
CARTRIDaEs.-0n the arrival of the eleven
o'clock train at Jeffersonville, says the Louis
willie Democrat on Friday night the Port
Warden, while examining the baggage of
some of the passengers, CHANGED on an oil
cloth valise which seemed rather weighty TO
contain nothing but wearing apparel. Dill
gent inquiry was made as to whom 1t be-
ionged, but no one would acknowledge it.
Ii was carried to the bus and exhibited to
the passengers, all of whom repudiated it,
although II was checked by the bus COM
pany to the Louisville Hotel. Failing 70
find an owner, the officer determined TO sec
the contents, and forced it open. One side
was full of letters for Southern points,
among which were Richmond, Petersburg,
Norfolk, Augusta, Montgomery, Nashville,
Memphis, and New Orleans; and the other
side was slowed full Of percussion. caps and
cartridges for pistols or breech.loading guus.
The initisls "a. ST. were marked on one
| sBd, and on the other E A. Sterling, Viz
lgfria, ~ hich had been severed by pAating
! paper on il. ,.-l.9 ~ ''''..' -''--'s'
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rule dull a. D0B1ic. for shoelders, and ca
exc. for Hams. Bacon quist and un-
changed. Lard dull and heavy; selss 100
brls. s1l@9I<c.
for Ohio, and T1f@l5c. for State. Cheese
steady at 2@7c., as in quality. JJ
Coffee without material change In price,
and in moderate request sales Of $50 bags
Rio at l4@l41<c, and 225 bags Maracaibo at
l41<@l41zc. Sugar, raw, quiet: sales Of
493 hhds. Cuba at 4I@45kc., and IS boxes
Havana at SIC. Molasses dull: sales of 43
bids. Porto Rico at 24@26c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25

SHOOTING AFFRAY ON SIXTH. sTREET.-A
shooting affray occurred en- Sixth. street.
near Vine, yesterday evening about six
o'clock, in which man named Peter Hagen
was badly injured by another named John
Waggoner. A feud of long standing has ex-
listed between the parties, Waggoner hav-
ing been the cause of some very serious
domestic difficulties in Mr.. Hagan's family,
and yesterday, while John Waggoner and
his brother William were standing in
Charles Piston's confectionery, drinking
beer, Hagen came up to them, and, with
out saying a word, struck William on
the head, whereupon John drew a pis-
tol and fred, the ball entering Hagen's cheek
wound, although serious, is not dangerous.
Waggoner was Immediately arrested and
conveyed to the Ninth. street Station house.
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COLUMBUS, June 20, 1861.

FROM THE SOUTHERN PAPERs.-The New
Orleans Crescent of Wednesday says:
The Eighth Regiment Louisiana voluns
teers, Colonel Kelly, is to break camp this
morning, and HE away from Camp Moore to
the battle. fields of Virginia.
Numbers of companies have been enlisted
in the State to serve in Louisiana.
The Crescent gives us an account Of no
less than FIVE murders and several shOotings
and stabbiDgs in that city on the 18th, to-
gether with robberies and assaults innumer-
able.
The Congress of the Confederate States
passed an ordinance forbidding the payment
of all dues to States in the Union excepting
Kentucky, Missouri, Delaware and Mary.
land, and makes agents collecting them liable
TO prosecution.
The New Orleans Bulletin says;
We have it from good authority that the
first of the New Orleans and Liverpool line
of steamers will leave the latter port in the
month Of August.
We shall have peace only when we can
whip them (the United States) or impoverish
them into a recognition of our rights, and q
repentance of their misdeeds.
One company of mounted men left Hen
derson, Texas, for Arkansas, on the 9th of
June.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ARMY CLOTHING!
For Ohio Troops.


y uDivtfED at the ONCE Of 4. 3. BIT LLoUK, No.
II T Mest seee9d;st e Gincinnsti, or the QUARTER.
o'clock M. Of SATURDAY, June 20, instant, for the
following supplies:
n,COO Regulation overcoats, all wool, sky.blue Ksr-
1900 Regulation FrOck Goats, all wool, heavy dark
1900 pairs Regulation Trousers, all wool,
800 Regulation Cavalry Jackets, all wool, heavy
500 RegulstioH Cavalry Trowsers, all wool, heavy
dark-blue Kersey-(re. enforced double cloth (;
800 Regulation Artillery Jackets, all wool, dark.
800 b saistioh ARTILLERY TrOwaers, all WOOL dark
1000 Regulation oyercoats. for mounted men, sky
10000 Regulation Socks
5000 Regulation Shirts, gray mixed
1900 pairs Regulation Drawers, gray union;
800 pairs Regulation Shoes, pegg ed or sewed.
Al the above are required 70 be OF materials and
style corresponding in every respect to the State
SAMPLE patterns Of each article will be furnished
BY the State, and may be aud after the 25th
instant, at my Office in Cincinnati, and at the Quar-
tsTmsster Generals ofioe, in Columbus.
to be indorsed the enyelOp. For all accept
ed bids the parties will be required to give bonds TO
faithful performance Of the contreotj and in case
q failure in the time Of delivery or zoe quality OF
the articles the State reserves the right to procure
them elsewhere, at the expense of the contractor.
Payment TO be made, at the pleasure of The State,
"i.hn ninety % gays from ihe R 81
Delivery to be made az Columbus-ons.q quarter
within ten days from date Of contract, and to be
completed within thirty days. rate Of one fourth
of whole amount in each week thereafter.
article will be considered.
Ohio manufactured geoda will be preferred.
tstgLed) p BUOklN0HAM,
OHAS. WHITTLE5SEY,
A. d. BULLOCK,
Army Clothing Commissioners for State Of Ohio.
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STEAMBOAT LEHIGH BURNED-Incendiarie
at Work.-The steamboat Lehigh lying at
about four o'clock, causing loss of about
$4,000. 1t was owned by Captain Skunk,
and others, of Pittsburg, and was insured to
the value Of $4,000, in Pittsburg insurance
offices. The Lehigh was lying near some of
the vessels recently chartered by the Gov
ernment, and it was doubtless the intention
of the incendiary to burn the whole fleet OF
boats, thirty. FIVE in number, now lying up at
Enltou