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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

FKLp-GLAss Pog Coz, FAksaAa.-The Sunday
School children Of Christ Church u tbs city, recently
purchased an elegant iielG-elass for Col. Moan L..
FsInham who formerly connected with them, and
now commands the Firemen Zouaves. 1t was for
~arded to him at Washington, accompanied by a
fordy letter requesting his acceptance of the glass.
Col. Farnham gratefully acknowledged the receipt Of
the pe escot in tho following terms:
CAMP ELLSWORTH, Near Alexandria, Va,
juno Is, ls6I.
Mr. DEAR FRIENDS: Your acceptable present of n
fed-2 2lass together with tbs accompanying letter Of
prese laiion, reached me safely day two ago 1t
was the acceptable comi g from those With whom
bad been intimately associated in the peaceful
walke OF life, and regarding whom l have go many
Ilea-ant ,memoes To keep company while attending
to my ouiies. II s gratifying at all times 10 have tue
gooo will OF fcilow-Czcus while engaged u tue
performance Of Responsible business but mach more 20
when We know, in this care that we remein.
beiod with kindness, and movements followed
with the heartfelt best wishes lnd prayers OF id en
friends. Your beautiful present rhall accompany me
In my movements, aud trust tbat when this uIbappy
strife is eLded may have tho pleasure OF returning
you my ,baIks for il in person, whie remain mean.
time, Truly, your fnend, -
NOAH l.. FARNHAM
Col ltth Rrs " Y. 8 Volunteers I.t ti,uen Zouayes
To FKpYKIcK WLsy Rector and the Supentendsnts Gnd
Coa.miiteo of Christ Church SInss ySchooL
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ter is. that Hon, Henry Winter Davis was de-
teated in Baltimore because THE NEw-YORK
TRIBUNE opposed him We were not aware
of tho fact thus asserted; but the circumstance
that the opposition (real or imaginary OF Tue
TRIBUNE could damage a candidate in South
ern city, is cheering. Hitherto, its support would
rather have been deprecated as perlous II not
f,fal
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

An intimate friend of Gep. Schenck writes us
from Washington that Gen. S. had 40 warning
whatever Of the masked battery BY which Le
was assailod ut Vienna, but, on the contrary,
was assured by scouts who had passed over the
ground the dny before and saw nothing Of the
enemy. Gen. s. claims that he lost but nine
nen aud killed six Of the enemy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

Judge Sbipman has directed the United States
Marshal TO draw panel Of jurors from the
river counties for the purpose Of trying tue
sla'er cases now on the calendar. We would sug-
gost the prcpristy of making two extra copies Of
the panel--one for the use Of the Judge and the
Other for the Marshsl-in order that the fraudu-
'eht substitution Of names, not seldom practiced,
may be prevented.
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for the chance of waning it at some indef its
future period. Aod whenever the conntry
really needs soldiers, there will be no lack Of
eager and effective volunteers.
We shall her Illustrate and enforce these
views ut tho proper tiWs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

The first shot from the riled cannon, tried the
other day at Fortress Monroe, struck the maga-
zine at Sewalls Points the immediate result was
rapid scattering of the Rebela; the next result
was the removal Of the battery to more secure
position
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY JUNE o. 1861.

hdeous prospect thousand years Of insecurity,
anarchy and violence. and surrenders our National
destines to those "whOae feet make haste to
I" shed blood"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

Though we have nothing definite concerning
important military movements in the vicinity OF
Washington, it appears that the greatest activity
prevails there, and large bodies Of troops are
passing into Virginia every day. The advance
posts across the Potomac are to be held and re-
enforced. The villages of Falls Church are to be
occupied.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

that moral countenaoce, the best gift which one
great nation can bcstow upon another, we have
right to expect from England; nor do we
doubt it will be given us in full measure by the
great commonalty Of England.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

The Government has assured Messrs. johnson
and Etheridge that the Union men in Tennessee
shall be aided and sustained. That State is to
be included in the district under command OF
Brigadier & GsIera Robert Anderson.
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AN "Union" but Burnett, and all new
Members but Burnett aud Mallory. Burnetts
majority is reduced from over 1900 in so to
1900 now, while the " Union" Members have
generally overwhelming major tes-oiten three or
four to one. The People Of Kentucky obviously
mean to stay in the Union. and are wllliog to
fight for it, but tbeir ruling politicians won't lot
them do this, and will probably jugele them INTO
The ranks of the traitors in the course OF two
months. To that abyss, the late treaty most un.
fortunately negotiated by Gen. Mcclellan with
Gov. Mngoffn palpaby tends to hurry her. A
State that repudiates her solemn obligation to up
hold the Union Viii soon be ready to JOIN its enc
mics. Witness Virginia, Tennessee, North Caro-
lima; note the impotent yet imrudent hiss of the
nost Of skulking traitors VITO call themselves the
Legislature of Maryland.
The late Members Of Congress from Kentucky
were chosen five Democrats, fre Opposition; of
the new Members we know that Messrs. Crtteu-
den, Mallory, aud Grider wero formerly Wings,
and Messrs. Burnett and Wickliae, Democrats.
Mr.. WlcklifFe was for time John Tyler's Post
master. General.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

We learn that Harpers Ferry was probably
occupied yesterday by the National troops,
though 10 particulars of the movement are
given.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

The N. y. Times has letter from its "Own
Correspondent" at Washington, evincing a great
ana gratifying improvement in the public opinion
" ''s aither South. The substance OF the let
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

The latest Trustworthy intelligence states. tba
Colonel Bowman and Mr.. Chase have not beel
hanged at Martmsburg.
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Death Of Dr. Todd.
SrANFpRD, COnu.,

STAMFORD, Coau., Jupe ~, 1851.
The Rev DIR. Todd died thi. morning al q a. m.; he
having been Rector Of 81. Johns Church IS years.
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THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
TIE DEFENSES OF WASHINGTON,
THE WHEREABOUTS OF BEAUMsAap.

THREATENED OUTBREAK IN BALrINoRK.
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Single Copie. for sale In the Connns Room fso Three
I (eUtaL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24
KENTyJCKY.

The special election for Members Of Congress
(tiOuso) in this State has resulted as follows;
DIST L-Hsnry c. Burnett, e. State Rights") reelected
H.-JasEs 8. JACKSON, vice Samuel o. Peyton-
IiL-HBsRY ORDER, " srcis M. Bristow
V.-AARoa HARDING, Whiiam C. Andcr'on.
v-CHARIFsA wicKLrvFs," Johu Yours Brown
VL-GkoRGE w. DugLAP, Green adams.
VI1-RoBgRr mALLoKr, reelected
VIlI-JoHs J. CkTTErDEs, vice William Z. Simma
M.-WIiLIAN II. WADswoKTn. Vice Labsa T Moore.
X-JoHS W. MESuKs, vice John w. Stevenson.
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The following are the contents of yesterdays
Sunday tribune;
LEADING ARTICLES: s,...-
helJe.y Honor A Look Forward Gold on tHe hun-
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AInaN-SIO-OnO

sItSUFACTURsD TOBACCO boxes Nc
VI l11Ea brAll,. Cor sale by.
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FRnM PENNSYLVANIA.

INAUGURATION GOV. CCErN-His NIkWS OF THE CRISIS.
HARRSBuRG Jan. l5-HOn Andrew Curtin was quail
ie to-day Governor Of Pennsylvania. ln his iuaugu-
r address he pledges himself stand between the Con-
suon and the cncroachments inStigated by hatred or
ambition anatesm or folly lie SAYS the lawful election
OF President has made the occasion for disturbing
peace OF tie country by wrestling from the Federal
Government the powers the people conferred on t when
the Constitution adopted No hing in the life of the
President elect warrants the excitement that now blinds
the judgment OF part Of the people and is precpitang
ugrg the rights Of any OF the States contrsvenng
any federal law obstuctng itS execution he ssay it
ought be repealed Pennsyyani has faltered in
recognition OF all the duties imposed by the National
compact and she wl by every consistent with devo
ou 10 the interests OF her people endeayor 10 promote
i'aernity aud TeICe among the States.
When her trade was Frustrated by the legislation OF
Congress and her industry paral, zcd she waited pa
t,utly. No voice OF di,lOyAlty heard; of
treason Vas raised 20 suke 40 the sacred fabric Of the
national Union. Il will Dee duty to unite with the
people OF the loyal States in Just aud honorable mea
Of conci aiouand if Just and moderate measures
be adopted the impending danger may be avered. Ours
- national Government having all the attributes o.
sovereignty. Among those rie hts il that OF Sepreser
walton. No State combination of States secede
abso'yc themselves from their obligations TO the
Union. Pennsylvania acqgesce Ia such con
spracy nor doctrine that violates and des-
roys the Government Ii the Government is to exist :
mHst have power adequate TO the enforcement OF the
supreme law in every STATE II ID the hrSt duty OF tie
Federal Government TO stay the progress OF anarchy aud
enforce the laws and the State OF Pennsylvania will
give the Executive hy these ends united honest and
faithful support Her people mean to preserve tue in-
tegrity OF the tnioU at every hazard.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

EXPECTED ACroN OF GEoRGA.-THE Provisional
SOUruERN CONFEDsRACY.--SOUrH CAKuLINA AND FORr
SrvrER.-WASuNGroS, Jan. l5,h.-Dspa,chcs have
been received here BY Southern pGrte' saving thot
Georgia would probably secede Saturday when del
egates from South Carolina Mississippi Florida and
G,osga will repair Msledgevie to put into operation
Provisional Government for the Southern Republic in
Guiding the election Of President and Vice President
Ministers to be, thereafter sent to Europe TO
make treaties.
Il j.. understood that Col Hayne from South Carolina
Is her, demand the part Of his State, the uucon-
itoual witLdrawa OF the troops at Fort Sumter. He
has, as vet received 10 reply from the Government
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
CAPITALS Of Vornts,r Companies throughout the State
~ rrspeul, informed thai the Comms icneri appointed
hy law for the pup IT ctng &c. have made
acts for these Tens they delivered % this
they ssuei Immediately e,orrg ;roriy Of date
Of orders CHARLES nlNhOCk.
Captain aud supeI!-ten tent Ann ~.
Richmond, Va January ;, ISL jaO-u
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ERoN NORTH CAROLINA.

LEGISLArIvS PROCEEDINGs-FiEE NEwBERN.
RlIKIGH Jan. l5.-The Senate have been engaged all
day on the Convention bill No vote taken The
debate turned mostly the details Of the No
indications how It will result
In the Hors', the resolutions opposing coercion by
the Federal Government have been under considera-
ton Various amendments have been proposed All
are against coercion but all do not acknowledge the
right Of secession. The debate attended by some
excitement.
tire urred at NeWberu last night destroying the
Court House and other buildings.
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FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE REENgN-RONBARpNESr OF GAErA-LoSS
OF Al AMERICAN SHIP COMMERCIAL, &C,
NEw loEE Jan. 10 The steamship Bremen, from
Southampton, has arrived
II commercial advices report Cotton quiet aud gene
rally unchanged. Speculation had been checked by al
advance in Bank rates.
The bomoardmcut Of Gaeta continues Tn, French
feet have vi bdrawn.
Victor Eur auuel is at Turin.
The ship Golden Star" from Mobile to Liverpool va,
wrecked relr Wexford The captain, his wife, and er-
want GIL a1d sixteen Of the peri,hed. Tue mate
mud ~ Of lie CROW were sAyed.
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90 CESS.-The excitement In behsfot Bdkcr's teebTd
i Ps,u Bsrs continues toiucreaB throughout virginia and
SOUTH aal the demand for has become 60 great that me
Proprietor finds difficulty Ia supplying IL A. cure for Aeue aud
these without rival and We have yet TO learn
where they have failed TO check that nausest
oahsome disease when taken Ing 10 directions fo
Dyspepsia Cholera Morbus, summer Complaint Tcrlty 81 The
Liver stomach and Indigestion these Btes without
-v1 Headache sy have been known TO
violent an the beat IN 'sicias had gvea then
hopeless family where there cldrez should
without Spring and Pail months they Improve
appetite ami strengthen he system Reing entirely free from
poonoa. substances they b. taken hy both seE
a. any all Circumstance II you need etsaI
effective medicine Try them and judge for yourselves 81 heh
virtues
had All The prominent Druggists 10 the city Of monc
10 Virginia and North Car liza Also by g. W
Jones o. Memphis Tenn = ~. Smith. Brandon Miss syme
Proyan, New Orleans b Miller Cov.rgton, Ky stott
Washington city, u. c.; Csnhy, Gpin Co, Baltimore; ~
Co Philadelphia and barnes kPuk, Y Orders
aue4 by addressing Z BAKER, Proprietor,
Richmond, Va.
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WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE.

All Ingredients Of PIs Purgave and act
In conjunction OPen dslach dissolve, ceanse. COOL heal and
carry body whatever Injuries H. BY being digesei
the food they with he blood TO search cut
and remove bad They dissolve all unnatural collections
oOd tuSere ulcers &C. let them he In
system they They ire no part OF the bo
dy Ihsy carry away nothing that good They only remove
bad They nature agree with H. and always do their
work we'll has saved many valuable life. sold at
principal oc. No. Price Is cents per box
sod nv all resnsctahle dealers In medicines ia-dkvIm
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ana IN Ten minutes your mir'or SHOWS oua
w n ID KRUL TRANsP q II M A II d

Every hair tHa few before unsghy beulsh
element Of beauty "a magnificent head n hair
the exclamation Whenever The ddeIence be ween
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DIED.

o vr1,y afternoon. ~ oco-z atr pro'racted Illness
n gg.gE NILS. 100 thr ,uth yelr ~ hey *
ff. and -IIg tt1rs At rep ctly tnvt ~ % attend
r from Ie t,sIru,e % sarah CliTke this ~ sinrsday
am 81 u.t.-N
dbl sunday h- fh ttnt, a. ts fhyrs Tel it7er IN Fuyhu
-t. .h tre iirtlt~~ OSCAR, tl- Only son 90 Month
~. ID ID. 'IH year To-. is sr..
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Il. Il. h
THE MINUTE MEDICINE.

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Is truly minute Medicine, for 1t
will minutes dis that other remedies require hours
effect and will relieve tie agonc pain of acute
and namaloy diseases In seconds Shen all other ts TAIL
altogether.
RDwAV READY RHsF should be kept In tn house
Kept SsfdsJ Rro or dre scdpe for Mtfy from SHdden
coIyrJt Hundreds die from sudien attacks OF disease that
dose Persons sue TO Fs Cramps spaUs
u)us C0c houc be able TO reach the Instant they are
Taking during the dst cll prevent second
great pain. whether arising from external or
Internal injury sudden maady R~yers, originating In
changes Of temperature unwh eome yapo are
pei ed before they have obtained hold upon the system by lis
hYRelan opeTaton.
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INTHE COUNTY COURT OF HENRICO, IA

INTHE COUNTY COURT OF HENRiCO, Jan
Jay To- lN0A the acting Just being present slr'mon-
el 90 sirr The sui % placing is county In z
tad 81 defence the report q the tee heretofore appointed
o1 r s-rci received approved and ordered % be
600 req lp.u The mi~utrs Ant he Court feeling The I'm
porous % this Sub cc and coucurng IN the
o Proposed Oh b. attained bus being ADVISED that is
81 6 i1u1i' doth hereby nve the people % Che county D.
' 40 OBJ County Court House Wtluts lay next re l6h
lsAn a, 20 O'Clock a " Gr the purpose o. considering the
r FOL-. ur-ora1ng the legislature % authorize his Court
'} oa it people such De 90 pas the
1, a an etcut OF defence aad also. authorizing he
ti 1- sl Court che mped atey, 90 lay
s levy ordered hat these proceeding, De Published daily 10
' -tssageu " The CITY of Richmond uut Wednesday next
Copy-r-st-.
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Y,yOO COTTONI-ANDS,

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEGROES.
yuE undersigned proposes sell eNch for Negroes,
6OOO Of the finest Cotton Lands In the
Yazoo Valley
some Of these Lands are In cultivation with Steam Mills and
Gns-otheTs deSdened aud can be efslly improved
These Lands the rcnes portions Of YazoO and Washing
counties Of and convenient 10 navigation
Any persons wishing to negotiate referred to Gesss J. r.
Co. Tredegar Iron works, Richmond Va and can
address W. bARNETr, or
H. LAWRENCE
YazOo CITY Miss
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STAUNTON
ROOT SHOE AND LEATHER FACTORY

TNVIs mpany Ia prepared TO fill orders for Mems Women
and girls boots and brogsns Of VARIETY from the
Lade PIPER snd Mems Congress Gater and oxford Tie
the heaviest boot and bTogsn.
lit Southern Factory built by Southern Capital With the
approved worked by good work
the Unt "a States and viii furnish good work II
price Factory the Union. Let Southern
Sustain Southern Hanufactu
All promptly filed and all work warranted to he such
ordered address, wM II. CAREER,
deiS-dkctf tupertntendent
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At six per cent per aunum six interest notes at xix Mt
payable respectively IN three four FIVE Anl Nix yeas
o late Of sale and for principal ysbe 10 four
I've rom date q sale the nifact sPula
ting n purchased shall be fenced and cu
each and every year. Eve years rom the date Of sale
50 thai a. years oneha shall be fenced and uader
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Over 800 COO Of private capital have been expended tn
system OF Illinois nasmuch as part OF the Income iron
several Of these works with vaus lie public fund In lands
diminish expenses the ARR LIGHT and must conse
quen,ly every day decrease
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FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere Industrious farmer such immediate
% for his labor upon these prairie soils thew being composed
Of deep the fertility Of which by
thag che
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TO ACTUAL CULTIvAT0RS.

Sace ISL tie Company hare soil 300 900 acres TheysN
Ia 10 actual cacdo and Gerry contract contains an agree
nnt 10 curdts The road IS been con'ucd through these
lands at an expense II sOOOdOOO IN 1870 he population n
Enins c,lnfs, through ,eIich passes Uds only S35t9S
sacs A 40 1913 hare teen ddded making 6s ,oao popud
ton sl4sgl, gain n 1iS per cent
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TIE Agricultural Products Of Illinois greater than those Of
any ether state products out during the past
ce-ied The wheat Of ls6O approaches $50
900 bushels crop yields net less than 900
bushels
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NEW ORLEANS ,foLAssRs.-I'o bbli pine New
~ orleans Mols.Sg for sale by
h7 EDMOND. DAVENPORT 4 co.
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FROM ALABAMA.
STING o., THE 1ral,l,rrRr-.Tr GOVERNOR RECOMMEND.

MATING LEGIsLATURE--rHE GOVERNOR RECOMMENDS
PUTTING rHE STATE WAX FOOTING.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. l5th.-The Legislature of Alabama
met aud ofgluiz'd this morning. 1t will conhne its
action f possible during the session. TO business
arising from the action Of the Convention.
The Governor in his message, urges the necessity OF
the State being once placed upon the most efficient
footing. He recOmmon ds the appointment OF Mil
itary Board by the Legislature.
Tue Convention have been in secret session Both bodies
,Si.,rrrrd over fill to-mnrror
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UAFD RIOW Ar THE CUIVALRY.

BoSToS, January l5-lu the Legislature to-day, Mr.
Tailor introduced resolution appropriating sum oil
money for the purchase OF provisions and stores, Tor the
relief Of our suffering eilOwcOuutrymen Of South caro-
liz.
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RADvAys REGULATING PILLS

Purge regulate and nvg rate at the time Within six hours
they relieve the bowels Affect the ecreuns htea TIE feeling OF
oppression the Of the stem oh caused by Indigestion and
render the circulation ~ h blood equahe Thus they cure COS
Bousn-s C1uges loo, Headache FuircuRs Of the
Heart N,ryOasnss Hysa Female Complaints MalIous Fe
the dig y ecreye and ciseharng
Administered Spring caaIc they the system IN shea hy
condition for the campaign and they ooush Instead
nng the system, be given safely TO pSteL whose
stamina has been exhausted by sickness
RADwAYs RES RsSEST dsihfecs and neutraEes the
diseased blood depvng OF the corupug prne wuih en-
rendrs the Lnng Bronch gu Running Sores
Canoe Salt Rhum, Eryp las Inflammation OF the BY an all
kinds Erupon and dchargng Sores In secondary
SYPHILIS scrofulous dorde and all hereditary chronic and
maaae AID eradieAes the indou
causes Of the ds
Radway's Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere
RADWAY 4 co
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r,Tnls OIL PEACE PREPARE FoR WAR AT toe last
If the City Council, Mr.. Hill offered the follow
..os,ions, which, on his motion, were laid upon the
l-e h, future consideration;
- That the Committee Of Finance be instruct
- So 900 by sale Of bonds, from time TO time
Ie needed for the purpose Of armug and equip
- Of the volunteer companies as are Low commits
- i. mr. nav be- hereafter commissioned.
''rJsl Tba, special committee, consisting Of two
.s,s tom each ward be appointed by the President
y -, lorrrl whose duty It shall be TO obtain arms,
,r-ion and equipments, and It necessary, uniforms
b. ,ss volunteer companies OF the city,
rf.f That the drafts for Che payment OF such pur-
t-.s.b,U be draSa on the Chamberlain by the Char
NJ Lid committee aud couutrr,igned hy the Quar-
,.,.sr Of the Regiment or such other officer as may
h. ,.,1ir-ed by the State for such purpose
W6l f. no, De well also % provide that Notifications
,4 b. erected az i'rent points aud furnished nth
..,is ordinance The old brass cannon and mOrtars
h s Armory yard should at once be Pnt in order, aud
,3esd 10 the CITY authorities by the General Assem-
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H,CauoND AND


49, -
AND STEAMBOAT LINF.
GUNNER WESf Point Capt Rowe. leaves Ncri5k Non
Avs n. l1es ays and Fridays 20 = ", lor King Queen
4rs connecting with che al West Point al r. NJ,
,sf a--y-in Richmond 40 $3.50 p "
ga ans leaves King AMI Queen Court House on
T,tys Thursdays s1t Saturdays. al >3n A NJ connecting
~ s, Al Wet Point at gi3 A. ~, and arrive In Rorok -
SHFM
II " a1l g. no Tuesdays. rhusj11s aud saturday
.tlHA N and arrive Do Richmond 40 a. o. 4. NJ
-roi,ton Ere ght Train sill leave ch nond Tuesdays,
r--I,ys and saturday. $50 tP ", stopp.lg GA gnal
F-s received Tuesdays, Thursdays and Ss,adays until $50
p n 80 Richmond .1t on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fu
tt-.l.aI . r. 81 e. West pol1t
b., 1,-, ,slrg e take stage - Hger', Tor Gl0u-
, a. Cappaho1sc sud for saiu ia and UroaLnA a. vs.;
P.-t
-. f-r Richmond O. Nornns, ,unuer eStrt) g..
.U--s Il. TEMPLE, sapt
LOAN-SIO,OG0.
GENTLEMAN from thc country desires o. negotiate loan
\ 90 $4,000 based Up.u ample security whether rs'ns o.
f-. Address "a %
sll-f Care q Wing Oai,s.
lItNUFACTUREO TOBACCO boxes well
VI krlEn rali,. Cor sale by.
la0 a g. DAVENPORT
SUPERIOR OLD RYE WHISKY, "GclI N.dal
= o-s-i, 'or sails ~ L& e.. DAVENPORT
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RETURN OF THE BROOKLYN To NORFOLK.
NoRloLG January l5.-The L. 5 sloOp-owar Brook
lyu arrived in Hampton Roads this morning from her
cruise towards Charleston