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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The ssmi weekly meeting If this Board took place
k,t evening PI esident GENT IN the Char.
Mr. TuoGEY ofe cd Il resolution requiring the Union
Ds4n.e Cou mitt-- 10 equip The Ijtn Rtgiuent n \.
Volunteers, Col. Kerrigan, who Il Is said are oesl
tu4 f the necessIy cothiUg snd other requirements
Hr. FRomISr said, Col Rerrgsns was no. .ne
so]y one in de titute condition Where the fault lay
he I'D rot know but thought it not insp roprate 70
cali tie atteni of the Union DefeDss COMMITTEE to
tae mater He believed, however, that the Union
Deiense Committee were perfectly aware OF these
tac,t. AGopIed.
C.l Wil.0n of the Zouave Regiment, now at
Sta en- Island, ao made application for asists and
. resolution was sdOped. requesting the Union De
fen.. Commiuee to appropriate $lO,Oo Tor their
relef. -
Counsel 10 the Corporation to postpone all fnTther
Leen confirmed and ordered legally TO proceed. MIR.
EHosEST Represented ba, the present state VI national
II irr warranted tie measure.
NJ GEsLT believed nothing would be gained by 1t,
knt the interests OF the ity would be btndered
Mr. Dayton made violent speech against the
measure.
Referred 10 the Committee on Roads.
A retition was received from Brown Brothers d
TO Hywlspd a. AspinwalI, Grinneli g. Mn,urn,
I'd ue & Co., Moses Tay lor, Il. Pelt, and others,
O. Gng an appropriation Of zoos for harbor defense.
TIE .iio ers represented that present system OF
ipiaHtrv regiment not sufficient, and that corps
Oh heavy artillery, capable and ready ut all times 10
NV tie various Notifications sbout the harbor wss
pee .5; Aad that the amount mentioned should be
uc in fiIg up an arory for their use, and school
0i instruction. The document slso stated that the
sueleus of such battalion already established,
sud an er degree Of advancement IN training IL was
ssi.rred 10 the Committee on National Affairs.
JonS A HAnAoyD Gent IL a petition asking that
70 ge may be allowed t. use their roofs ~ yards
" ticn was referred 10 the Committee on Public Build
iass.
Z petition was received from the ofHcen Of the ID
Re- in.n, OF Cavalry, for donation, and the use OF
hsliito-Squae, which referred to the Committee
.. Nstionsl Afairs.
4 esoution making The Worlda corporation paper,
sss saolsed. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
YkOu IIvFhPOOL.

In money matters there is change whatever TO no.
tice. Demand losns easy nj iG6 cent, and
paper ut o. a v cent if OF fAvore names.
Ii is our painful duty To announce to-day the
sudden death Of Lindley Murray Hoffman, the
wel-known auctioneer, which event occurred yes
tsrdsy afternoon. Few il any, business men were 70
well known and 30 generally respected as the deceaed,
and certainly w1 more universally beloved.
The amoani OF tolls received on all tie Ne~-fork
Canals from the opening Of navigation in 1850 and 1861
to the lot of June in each year, ism follows
Is6l... ss2a sO. ltoo... .*~s. ..6s-Inefe.e, *U'2os
The amount received for tor all the Canals for the
Ith week and from the opening Of navigation, during
the yssrs 1851 TO 1861, inclusive s as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

THE NEW-YORK BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
The New-York Baptist Association met again in the
Central Church, Bridge street Brooklyn, yesterday
the Rev. DR.. ARhITAGE presiding.
the forenoon was mostly taken mp with reading
letters from Churches.
The Rev. IRA r. STEWART preached a sermon on
Domestic Missions from the following text: But the
liberal devsetb liberal thiDgs; and by liberal things
shall he stand" Isaiah, xxxn., &.
Committee on National Affairs was appointed.
The Committee on Missions made very encour
aging report, and recommended ministers TO work in
the cause with increased vigor.
circular letter. setting forth the relative duties Of
members, deacons, and ministers, in their church con-
nections, was read and ordered to be printed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
cnIrRr CALYNDAR-TH1s DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-General Term.-Enumersted,
Nos ia u.s. le lls 49, 12o l2 IN Iza i l2s l2s LIT,
iaa, l29 l3O, l3i, ia l33 1874. 1875 l36 1877. lB 10
SUPREME ECOURr-CIRCUIT.-Part i. (short causes)-
Nos 1856 40ls $3.50 1884, 1885, 1850 a266 3c $685. 3aiS 3
ScOs 4oo9 4o4 46 ss 1905 1906. 2ol 2ls 12s 1896 a,
30i 1896 2g3 39 32e 3Js 3S2 1885, $685. 339 S<< 1913.
as45 1856 %O7 <o2I <O4 40ss sl +os3 +e AGO.
I2I lI3i 413 4 <J 4J2 l325 1926 1892 1883
4li6. 44i7, lt9 443i.
SUPREME CoURT--SPEcIAL TERh-Issues of Law,
Sc-Nos 400 400 3ai ia 236 2<o, 2% 26s 79 asa, 3s4
ass go 2g7 ass. 11s. 3si, 342. "a, 34s
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Psrt I.-Nos. 1911, 5S3, 1913,
I6g5 1863 lBii 1873 1875 1871 1884, 1895 1884, 1899 Part
i-Nos 1913 1874 1914 l6os i7o4 i7os 7oS, ITO, l72.
I7l4 I7l6, l7ls, 1870
CoMMoS PLEAs - Part I.-Adjouned to next
Mond,y Part U-Nos s3i Ils3 &c. isss 1893, 1899, l34o
slS 1919 l34l. l3s1, 1919, 3o s37
KINGs CoUsTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-Part Mos.
m ~ "a a6 2g 81 Is H. 3s 81 81 Sc, 81, So S. g. 6a
81 a. Il s 81 83 e 49, 81 90, 49, 30, %, 3 s, o.. 3D..
sol 100 IOl i02 100 l04.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

The BURsIsG CAsUALTY ~ CROSBY srRrKT.-
Cahsne Cosgan tho domestic who 30 esrfay burned ct
No Crosby street by the explosion Of fluid csn which set
FIRE to her co,he, b.. since died in the Hospital At the time
Of the Cshsne thouhessy using the huid In
hudns fire In the stove Coroner Jsckmsn held i,qne
body when appeared that hr had long been In the
habit Of using fluid in hndng re, In the morning .na O o
resivDg the flames intervals during the day when u ~s
found neo~sssy make IRE In hurry Deceased hsd osen
warned Of her dagger but needed not The jury rendered
verdict of accidental dss,h Deceased wl7 yess Of 'se and
native Of Iyesn1
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
Comparative statement of construction for the yeas
The May earnings Of the ST. Louis, Alton and Chie

The busne,s OF the Clearing House was SIS 1O9'2'
Gold continues To arrive in lage amounts from
Europe. The deposits to-day in the Assay once Tor
coinage, reach about mi Lon and half. In addition
to the sl,ii7OOO by the City Of Washington, AL
nounced yesterday, lave now The AustraIasinn,
with nearly 8, 400, 900. The LIST ia ~ follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

Patrick McD.rmot. indicted for grand larceny,

Patrick McDemot, indicted for grand larceny,
pesded guilty Of petit larceny In taking the watch Of Cb.e.
bay house in Avenue b. and to the City
Prison for ten days
H.rmsn Miller the State Prison for three years
having circulated counterfeit % notes the Union Bank OF
Vermont
Joseph Gleason indicted for robbery In the first degree
convicted Of assault and battery having attacked Simon Hog In
Nineteenth strest the 2st of May. He remspded
The Grand In with batch OF ndonen most Of
which will receive attention tomorrow. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

TIL. recepts Of flour at Milwaukee Oh the I'd were
G29 barrels and wheat ljg GA, but the blockade OF
the Mississippi has tended To greatly increase the
amount of freight shipped East from Prane Du Chen
The rate on wheat by nil Ii equenty three cents
higher thnn last year. Tie receipts OF gram at
Milwauke last week were nearly 100000 bushels
The W.scoasia says Of the business of the Milwaukee
and Prairie du Chen Railroad:
The inereae in the .noOo Of busls.' sn.ssiea ,hs
owned b, the Go npsny (sod th-e Is no ,ms lumber 81
."un of ir-sa, defined i terminus aud intermediate
points On Friday there pissed over the Road ln cas-
heavily laden wtp wheat and Hour alone mus III 'ne 'ss
gate at least 40 100 bu.he'
TIsN. q. Commercial Bulletin, Of MAY 30, says:
The financial movement to-day ha been Of . same restricted
way OF dcoung -Hep To renew some maturing o9s.'l4n.
So. ,nI hon. ni,,ed st st.ut h-re the
,sht inquiry ic-ab- for 'hs description 81 ,rcune,
EIchsnse II anything. . further nsg ec"d aud, IN TACT
elstos were entirely suspended In uo-i ei,.s-s OF oi II
uader,oOd tbs. hs banks having ~thdra|n ID. h1. OF
balances o New tofi were n0 longer eh.cAin 90 ths
city while contemplated suspension OF Communication Nth
the North bad n effect render outside sight absolutely
un.sl-ble ., prize The movement ~ ,r"s and NC. -
confined to 'n,i snoun. for ,-mi.ncs P1po'e' and
| notbing now be done In any other description
Tie Chicago Tribune says: Messrs. L. !. Tnkham
| g. Co. made an assignment this morning and Mersrs.
l. H. Burch s. Co, in another column Of this issue
hounce that they have made an ass gnment TO Writ
| Dexter, esq, for the benefit Of the depositors.
We have Lad c"h'erthiph WIN "'' A"0'ei ""e
Of tie partners of Tinkham Co.. aud he stated that
they had taken this step for the general benefit OF their
creditors We understand that number OF their de-
positors have been dema Ding coin in payment which
tLey could not obtain at any nate Mes"rs. Tinkham
Co will publish account Of their affairs within
few days.
Al Cincinnati on Monday, according to The Gasett',
EIrhanss ranged from par buying and tdt prem
iny Several houses were fee Jrs".rs Al prem AZ IN
inside transactions la De s checks
par There but little inquiry o gold ~h'h ss quote
NJ, and prem .eF u the Farmers bsnk Of
were bought at dis. Other. remained dts
G. ut the Northern, which one mouse bought 81 II dis
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.


The District Attorney on Wednesday moved all
the uued indictments With the exception the Of Con
tractor Rsohsy he 10 the General Sessions for t No
more Jury will therefore take place 10 this Court which
sands until the decon Of the Court OF Appeals OF
the Hsckley csse.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

The earnings are lees than the previous year BY
tll7 ,667, and the expenses are &ll $50 greater.
The annual meeting Of this Company was beld on
Tuesday last. This was however merely . formal
meeting, as all the stock Is now in the hands Of the
Trustees.
The revenue of the Ohio and Mississippi railroad
from May l. 1sGO, 70 April 80. 1861, inclusive, wss:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
Advertisement
A NEW RESTAURANT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
MAisoS DossE,

Having fitted sp In the mos. elegant style the
OLp PKssIxAs MANSION,
No a. EAsr I4rH-sr, usIoS sauARR.
the inspection Of the public Satgr.
dsy the STA inst The house has been hed at great
With special meeting the Of citizens and
all is appointments perfect and complete The
scous elegant and furnished In suii the
fs.dou. The establishment will be oPEx rEa
ExANISArios Saturday and Monday, the
9Th and 10th mat.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

TIE following table exhibits the receipts of -four and
grain at Chicago for the first five months in the years
1870 1850 and 1861:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
The London Times of the same day Thus notices and

quotes The market; ,.,
dserGS. s1s s,s sIm: md &
iUIiGi.
The Economist says:
Notwb.,andrs hat The drain Of specie 70 America copnue.
Money market this week hss ho"h m'tee
ese Il appea. that the heavy demand eouy experienced
arose more from aarn than from any real Requirement and
hence that reaci ion has taken pee us nh INV,
,s-r can al present be negoaro At 81 = while months
b!- per The stock mon.y n ls
s" 1 h"Sn spSa ss.n p ss % Z, The back which eq.
sSf. s ".sg G S.s s.g .Ta o Fc
= Csn,s e, of this evening at Csf 4c, or ahae'0n i' ~
Fhe London Times Of the 9th says
Their. only moderate dem nd for discount at he bank
aud the open market he tendency was til ows,d
In h- ,tock exchange the Fate for mans at per cent
The Attorney & ieneral of Ms souri, a. decided that
the banks cannot lawfully pay anything but coin
in satisfaction of the 100000 due the " Fund Com
missioner" in consideration Of the legazed suspension,
and if they fail to pay in coin tie time specified by
law they will have 10 legal existence and cannot col
lect dollar due them.
The Kentucky stay law has been decided to be un-
constitutional by Judge codnoe of the Circuit Court.
The statement Of the Boston Banks for the hast week
compares with the previous week, and with tue corre
spending week of 1860, as follows:
May a. 1861. June 2 1861 Jons = ~ is.o ~
Loaus"....... s6952sIhs S6I;szs S6I;i5azs go isS as
np',, npe ,.'''''' "a sS6 S3S AiSs75l 2l-Gs6 2ss
Ig,Tpo,i,s,.'' iS,o'SIi iS9So'SIi 6lJl6yl $780,
The statement Of the present week us compared Win
the preceding, shows decrease Of s3ll 4sl IN the
items of loans and discounts, $9,5sl in deposits *4
100 in circulation and increase OF s9 lS Ia specie'
The Hario,d COuram furnishes the annexed il'' 10
the subscribers in that city the ate Government loan
Hartford Bank 5000; Phonix, 5000 fsrnleIs and "
rh.uics' 45ngO: City s25 600; hns, +2o O. M.rcahuIr
-2UOOp Exchange. 5000; State, sliWOi Merchants .no
Hanueac rrr t2OoOO; Hartford Comfy tlNU~a InaeF
OAs rs coo; fiuA Insurance Co. f0Jvoi A. becA"i'n'
$4,000; Howe, Msiher Co, slOt0
Tie Boston Transcript has his paragraph;
Fifty thousand dollars Of the bonds OF the southern
y.cr b.lnin. 10 pa-. in Orleans who forced to
, thrm were disposed Of fortnight at me rat. o '
r,nf N da, ONLY tive thou, aud dollars could be obtained
in tn. market for the entire lot which, within ie" months
cost t3JOUI.
The Secretary Of the Board Of Trade Of Chicago
give. the following estimate Of -four and grain in store
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
IAdvertisernent1 1

FINKLE g. LYONS SEwING-MACHIYEs AT
GREATLY RKpuoR PRicEs with all Hemmss
Tasasr Binder, 1suls, &c. Agents vsss& - Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
TAS~,,,..m.p,J

fAdWTtisement
ENGLISH CARPETS at low prices, displayed In
ten spacious Of HIRAM ANDERSON No be~ery
Of Csrpeting OIL Cloths Rugs Mats and Mating Table
snd Piano syAl themselves Of tho oppsssuaty
DON offered
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
CITY ITEMS

PISE woop.-Large quantities Of pine WOOD for
fuel have arrived within q few days from ports in
Maine and Massachusetts, The supply from ports in
Virginia having ceased. There is large sock On
hand and il does not command an extra price.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

Gen. Edward F. Bulard of Waterford, Saratogs
County, in this State, is in this city, charged by
the citizens of that county with making arrangements
for the erection of suitable monument TO the late COL
Ellsworth. All persons who may desire to eommuni-
cate with Gen. Ballard will find him at the Astor
House.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

Details OF the earnings OF the Gaiena and Chic
Railroad Company for the Last week in May:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

senate CoxxIs.Ios.-The Com nittee appointed by
the State Senate to invesgate the charges of maea-
sance in office preferred sgains, New-York Harbor
Masters commenced ther session yesterday. They oc-
cupy room No s6 in the Merchants Hotel, Courtandt
street. where persons having complaints TO make are
requested to call. Some testimony taken yester-
day, but none of interest to the public.
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Bic THINGS AT CAM DICK kRoBEKTsoS.-The
Louisville Journal has correspondent at the
above place, who is very gaseous. He writes,
on the 18th:
"We are shooting up all around here like
mushrooms E1ch day adds to our numbers.
We promise ourselves to do big things when
turned Iooce upon traitors. If tn" perform
ance comes half up to our conceptions of
what we will do, thunder what a smash
there will be of rebellion In haste, yours
truly
Trelnenjus,
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GsS. WASESGroS on ARRESTS PoR TREAsoS
A the tinle OF the revolutionary war, Gen.
George Washington wrote u Gov. Trum-
bull, of Connecticut, in the following words.
HIS language has been supposed by some to
b. apable of q modern application
Wonld it not he prudent to seize these
Tories who have been, are, and We know will
b. active against us? Why should persons
who are preying upon the yitals of ,heir
country ~. suffered to stalk about while we
know they will do las every mischief in their
power ~
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u EL1GIOUS RE DING FOR THE
IN SOIUlERS AND OTHERS III. Bsn.

tist Coiportage Heard, located in This city, have
new on hand very large supply Of religious tracts
large proportion of wltis h address. especially
10 s,iaicrs. and written by distinguish Southern
divines. We are daily hearing of COED results
from the 'esting OF these tracts IN the camp. We
xious TO place them in the hands of every col
dier in the State, and appeal 10 Christisns in and
ont OF the army to aid in work in which
much e I'd may he effected
HYMNS FOR THE CAMP-This IL the title
of an excellent selection of hymns which contains
sole twelve af ths favo.te spiritual songs OF each
Evangelical denomination. r. rsons buying twenty
or more c;sn have them sc two cents apiece Spesi-
men copies viii he. sent to taapl,sias who desire il.
POCKET TESTAMENTS-In a few days
shall he able TO furnish i2U00 Testaiuts i2
cts apiece. Tn wishiBg a supply would do
we'll To send in their ORDER.
he above may b. lcaud ~ George J. Summers
Iron Front Building, Governor stre-t
A. K. DICkENSON
5T--ts (.ey Sup'f anti (.ln
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SCHOONER ANNA BRYAN BrRyT.-A tele.

SCHOONER ANNA BRYAN BuRyT.-A teie.
graphic dispatch from Galveston states that
Capt. Aidon, of the Galveston blockade set
fire to and burned the Anna Bry0 at 10
O'Clock on Sunday night. This schooner was
one of the yessels captured by the South
Carolina, in violati on of the law of nations-
that is, without warning, and previous to
any notice of the blockade being given
Pensacola O6sgrtr, 18th.
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CEQUES TION.
TICE.
~ THE RxCEIvER or THE EAsrERx district OF
:vlRaIaIA.

TO ALL WAOM IT MAY CONCERN.
I hereby notify every attorney. agent, former
partner. trustees, or other person holding or con.
trolling any lsnds, tsnemcnts or hereditamsnts,
goods or chattsls, rights or credits, any interest
therein within the Casters District Of Virginia Of
or for any alien enemy Of the Confederate States Of
America, speedily to inform me- appointed Receiver
for the said District Of the same snd to render 70
me an account thereof and 50 fsr q s practicable
TO place the same In my banda Any such person
wifuIty failing to do so, viii be guilty OF high
misdemeanor. and liable 10 be indicted. con .cted
fined and imprisoned as provided by law.
also notify each and every citizen Of the Con
federate States speedily to give Information to me
(as he Is required by law to do) of any and every
lands. tenements and hereditaments goods and chat
tes, rights and credits, within the said Eastern Dis
tricto of Virginia, and Of every right aud interest
therein helds owned, possessed or enjoyed BY or Tor
any such alien enemy.
My Office is on the Northern side of Main street
IN the city Of Richmond, between 10th and llth
streets. TIIOS. II. GILES,
Receiver for the Eastern District OF Va
"a i3-dNew2w
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ANTEp--"TO LIVE AND DIE IN
I DIXIE. Any person wishing To sell a
4 sd fertile FARM--say 200 to 400 acres;
tcllins, good water, healthy location: con.
20 church, school, and railroad, or naviga.
wer, than 100 miles trom the scaboara
a or North Carolina, and not less than l,i
Sonia Carolina, Georgia, Alahama. %.
4eS--saay hear "a purchaser, by address
r. Is. c., Icaic Station, Isle Of Wight co
" ag minute description and terms.
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correspondence Of The RICHMOND Dispatch
TIE Cfty-The Confederate Cadrs-Ths Receg,
NtnS tfOm tie lFsst

Nt0s tfOm tie lEest
PEreRsBuRG, Sept %, lSGl.
ihe city has been com paratiyely ouiet for
Tue past few days, and all things here hly,
moved on III the even tenor OF their way ex-
cepiIhg, occasionally, the monotouous SCENERY
Is cIthged by the arrival and departure OF
soioleTs, marching chesrfully onward to ;,i0
IN diiYlng back the Hessians whose uni,o!v
iset now press upon the soil of our. g4orious
old common wealth but, with cur trust il,
the Hud or battles, and relying, as WE do
hpon 1he courage an: fixed determination of
our brave men who have abandoned thu ron,
torts and iuxuries of their oui,t names r.,
share IN the prriis of warfare and inasmucb
as Il KIND Prov idence has thus far smiled
upon us, We may reasonably expect, at no dis
t,ht day, 10 tVe pc ice ana pros perjtv in our
southern Confe,leracy
Inc 'Contederate Cadets" now number
the "oout SIX HNe men, and commanded
o} capt j. B Laurens have received march
ing orders, and will leave here on Tuesday y
nornlis for Norfolk. This will make m.
sixteenth company that has left this cit,
since the beginning of the war and they
nave le1t behind them some three or four
Home Grtrd companies which if need he
tley, 100, would buckle ON their armor and
ihiifcn 10 ald Ill establishing the liberty and
independence of the South The "Cadets',
may wen congratulate themselves upon their
Soou fortune OF securing the services of Cant
Lturens, whose military experience in the
heAic'n war eminently qualities him for the
POSITION ne now occupies, and l bespe:tk for
'" Ioipo' Us wei us lnOSe that have pre-
cPueu lhem a good account of themselves
should they ever come in contact with auv ot
Lincoln's hirelings
Inc glorious news of the brilliant victory
OF Gen. Price and his forces at Lexington.
MO, reached us yesterday and caused much
rejoicing among our citizens and ere long
1erchance, we shall hear that the combined
forces OF Floyd, Lee, and Wise, have had a
battle in Western Virginia and if sucb
should De IL fact, trust it will result in the
| colnp nplete annihiiation of Rosencranz am; hi :
! entire army.
1he weather is now quite cool, and thick
| clothing and comfortable fires are in crear
| demand. R,untrp
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AlrImuno t,lspatrb.
TUESDAY MORNING. OCT I ,ss,
TERMS OF THE DISPATCH.

DAILY PAPER.-Tro cents per copy at tn.
counter and from the regular carriers of tb.
dty. Per annum, So six mon tbs, %; thret
months, 81 rs.
SEMI WBEKLY.-*3 per annum.
WEsKIY.-S2 per annnm.
Neither the Semi Weekly nor Weekly paper
will be sent for a less term than twelve
months.
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fez- WE ARE REQ ESTED 10 announce
~0 that Hon. -. e DtJARNETTF, Of Caro-
line, is candidate TO represent the district CON-
posed Of the connties of Caroline, Louisa, sy.5t
sylvauia, King George, Stafford, Orange, Greene.
Madson md Cuipeper, in the first Congress of tn,
Confeders te States. Sc 3n--lmt
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

EEYsD DIR. +. ". HANCOCK having been or.
~1S Gercd TO Gen. Ewe!l's Brigade, as Surgeon
will ecessarily ne absent from the city for time
Those wishing his professional services will ind
his representative, DR.. JAMES &. WILLIAMS, ut his
Office, prepared to attend TO their calls
DR. JAMES E. WILLIAMS offers his profes
sioral services to the citizens of Richmond and vi
cinity. He may be found at DR.. +. W. HAyCoCK's
Office, on Main, between Sd and 4th streets or al
Mr.. VIM s. PHILLIPS Office. on l2th street between
Main and Bank, at the usual office hours
Any message LETT at either place will be promptly
attended to. Sc iO-ts
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THE CHARLEsrowS {MAss.) NAVY YaRD.-The
number of men employed in the navy yard
at the present time, is 1900. This force ex-
eeeds by 500 men the iarg ST number ever be-
fore employed there, and exceeds the force in
the Brooklyn nayy-yard.