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WIssysi 10 ss0rs Imported difses non Frames, By u.aLs,s
100 csses 6ns Oarst Wins
30 baskets Chsnpagns Wins
casks hns French Drandv
ssds ssfss oe OF vey superior old knes Brsnde
qeesonAbs e 70 and purity hayine been bought IN bond
Also London Porter Scotch Ala Irsh md Scotch Whiy Ola
ysnalea han, "a Our stock Of Virginia Rys whisky comprises
most Of The best efand part Of which vsry old ana SUPERIOR
~ OF which " yin all q small sdvsnee IN lots 70 su psr
'n s.,s :oa1sseec .si sousesH oTII
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
No an0nnaI1II

UyRI.wEEKIY THROUGH TO LYNCH HHe-,nnIiA
Il BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, ll12
AND TRi,wEEaLY Qs THE OPPOSITE Days, MAKING A DAI
LIZ LINE As FAR AS sCofrsfIA4..
fnok
Richmond to scoves 50 Richmond 70 Lexington. q 90
The through line Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday NJ and and aer the 9Th September the Way
line FOR ecosyie NJ Tuesday Thursdays and Sat-
urdays and rp scoye Returning leave Scots
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday Ct III A. N.
distance time Of passing In card below for through
line and observe the seotve line will intermediate
points the oppose to sane up boar
later ceuing down
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FALL TRADE.
RY recent arrivals an In receipt Of my Fall stock TO which
ID call the attention Of de5ls Amongst ny assortment VIII
IS bale, Bordeaux Almonds 1900 Layer Ra,n,
10 do msrseiilss do ed size,
90 bags Sicily DO 1900 drums Figs
20 do Tlbeyts IS bxs sussred Almonds
30 DO wsinuts S5 do Genoa ci.ron
IS bIs MaoAroni 10 casss sordinss
500 bIs Fir. oracten Is fran Dates
100 case. ssserssd Pickles % Do n. fs..hs.
Do 70 Rr9;'YS AVS.
5000 assorted CIGARS, .s ss ito topsr thousand
DOUBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES.
Ct. na sss on :n.s :. e
70 The trade Of
the city rocers, article Of city made sssn Refined
sugar o.dy 70 stand in climate, much
below the Northern price for an article Of Ike standard
ssis- I'm e--'' " ny ' u w. LOUIS J. BossrrUI.
YANCEY & HARRISON,
$40 MAZE sfRKrf,
Importers and Dealers in
FINE LIQUORS, CIGARS AND GROCERIES,
sS 5ssss DsSs, s:ss Company"
chsnpagns, Sherry, Madeira,
Gin, whisky Jamaica Rum, Porter and Ala
Also, splendid assortment of
Hsysns Cigars, Old Java Coffee,
Refined sugars Teas &c, 10 felo
A ENCORE, Agent, o.,.-., v.,..
New Orleans Molaues In hah hhs
0ubs MuscovadO and Porto LEO DO and syria.
Hlftbh family Roe Herrings and hsckersl
Is Pals Refined LesfLard
Prixss Bacon Hams, Shoulders and Sides
Patent spern, Admane and Tslew Candles
Old Dominion Malls aud Shoe raeks
Salt; Sup. oarb. Soda
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco arSusm
Cotton and Hemp Cord
4. O. and TX Coffee Sugar
h ,sS, j sH. t .Sa s sas ne nss Sss''
London Porter-vinegar
Brooms, Duckets s1d Demgohns, and oil hnds
eus.r and Wines, &c. &C. sH
WATER oooAEss
Charcoal Packed water Coolers OF ali Of make
md superior 70 ali Eneoursge home manaf.ctare oA
.uir Corner 1a,h and o.ry sIr.....
CLOUR.-loo bhll nv.nus supsrsas Flour.
I 1ss DO DO o,,v Dc M,,,i h ssn;, 90 90
100 do do Extra do
$50 do MOtens DO DO
Received and for al, ali By lmhau HUNT JAMIE.
VINlGAR.-sUnRY COUNTY PURE Oh.
der vinegar Just received, and for ..ls y IrR
ny@ Dor. Ian and Cary -.
ExLRA FLoUR Of superior fSs ~ so M II CO.
75posiss Java do
Ginger. Pepper and Alspses
In ssors and for sale By -
TNRiAE CR0LAe0aUk-A Nn s.s. g! ACs sss
! S~'As ~'sH s0', ,
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DE VI o v L..
ROBERT J, DENNY IN, =,

PORERT J. DEN Y,
mailer In Hardy are, CUTLERY, Tools, &C.,
Rmsraeing sUcry rGytsfy II articles aalptsG r.. =.
= No qOs, AS1yE THr BAHKA
- uAvr nov In .tor- ne largest and most com
Il plsts g.oek Of Enghsh, German AID American 40 ~
2art vnre have had the pea1ureto Of r1 40
r. 1nd respectfully invite All In want 70 exalne
% ,Epne before purchasing elsewhere Ny gooos Ne Az
ExnT been eSe1vey for cash. an prepare va
n paTnaing ple N suurersie Hoes HaaS cys
shoVss s2Ade soEes, Sass soyhes s5Ai AXIS 1no NA1A
ToSsthrr Win GARDENING rOOLS OF Al Sinds.
N House Furnishing Goods ~ !toes t'ssy
sonplete-viE: Yne Tea rays And waters snse Ane "a 49,
$500 Toi-t, sss Tir Ware sarcePans Tea and PErVtng
kss~t Cutlery; Ivory Handle Knives n dos sna II esJ
,n pstd Forka spoons; Bruihes Hal ard FeAih JSs-
- 49,. RaskstI. Mats; Br0orl, Cooking Utens &C., &c
Indin building Ftals, parts1lary an eoHfAnty
-srsd h large complete Goek-ys Loekn Of every Dc
-rntIon Bolts Hinges irsa and BrASl ~
a. .nd Ale Puys 3ash Cord scrsS Oa rossha
Malls and spikes and Al Other Aue1s los 0@1s P4P'-' W
rosnsr vith Tools Of al nndL
- ROBERT J. DKNSY,
-N.s N5 Main Esrret Escvs ne Baakl-
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UlAIBorT BROTHER, Proprie.ors Of he above roAM
proved construction, Of all s4es or six forty orse Pone
suitable for Circular eav ks 1hreshns hsehines and eth
pupoes which they fstter themselves fully equal not -
perior 70 any Engines buil. here or .lseshsrs -,.
They Will also furnish STATIONARY 6TEAk Eh3Ikfe from
Tan Horss 70 required pever
oIRoUAR saw MLLs, Of the most spprossd eeastrassa.
and Of VARIOUS discs.
PUHps and WHEELS for wATlg woHks, PORTABLE sTIf
huLLs and IRONS for MILLS OF all fnds
RAILROAD WORK OF every description.
fORACCo PRIneEs ELATTENING bLIe and all articles usss
Tobacco with every BRAeB sli
RON cIsfINas and wRoUeKf IRON wozK.
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
onsssO lss Maln CSOrtAeAss corner Of lith TtresD
Rrhmood Va
CHARTERED 29TR MARCH, 1891.
YHs old ana reliable nsution with ample Capita and con-
tnnt and carefully vested, continues Insure Slaves,
TSnIldinxs Of every description = ouse-
hoId EuroiIure and Panty Wearing Apparel vessels,
"a r. oes and freight, Al the loSest easn rses. Loss
Sjiustsd and paid with All possible de5psssa
,DIREcrcRa
LAW Pransia J. Barne.
SnaA n, 4 ",ts-e. John sahi@tt
sCnn a y S1--sS-' TnoG A RnsI
yoln ;. "tIesot Geo. GxGthnsE.
DAVID ouRRIr. rresr.
JoHS J. wI.sos Treas'r. IN,
Eosr T Secy oe-s
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NOTICE,
OE.n .fs5 Monday ne, next 9Th ms, me he
run three Zines week VIZ Leave Richmond Tor frercks
burr on ncnday Wednesdays and Tdays Returning VII leave
arrived In Richmond tuesday, Ihusds
Freight received on Tassday Thur,day ard Saturday. until
4 o'clock p. NJ SAhL kUrh, bapI usnA
once X r. and p l. r Company, -
Richmond, May 81, 1861. nyH
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ATTENTION, LADIES!
rs .yed At he PASAlonabe Boot and Shoe
j No IS Main street. following and beautiful syies
shoes for Ladies:
Ladies Co.'S sch BOots. entirely Bsu
BAlmoral Shoes
SIP sois, tar slllch hid Congress Boots
q" Heel button Caters, thlek and hin sole
Congress very superior
="
.tAs, M a anes OF all other styles OF ladies
'n'e' JOHN PAGE, Jr.,
"a IS Main Street
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uaHrI Z kaApBuapYIs pI.-r,.

LGHrI BaADBgl2Y'S PIssWs.
WE CALL the attention Of The citizens OF Rieh
w mond, and Virginia, 10 our Piano Ycrtes whichf
We have placed with Mr. Carusi, that their qualities
famed CiicseringL
a. CIR Pianos and can show IS high and q hume
testtnon1 factory a All OF which
bsseen Mr.. caruss Broad seet "a door from ssh
dsls- Lt0HTE BKADBUkkY.
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I lkGlNlA CENTRAL NAIL ROAI
CHANGE OF HOURS.

ON and AFTER Monday, June Sd,
" The Mail ard Passenger Trains,
VIII leave RICHM0Np DAILY at 6:i6 A NJ, for Staun-
ton, all intermediate Way statons connecting at Cor
donsve, with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains for
hAnatss Junction. ala nieEusdsle eislont hAnauAs the
With the hanAtsss kk.osd for wheeling
Winchester H.rpers Ferry, and all stations on the ManAa.
Road sToesve with their for Ly nchbuE and
points West and SOUTHWEST Of that place And every other
day. Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, for Jacksons
River and stations West Of Stanton.
Harman Browns Stages connect with the train st stsunon
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington.
Harmsn Mason and Company Stages connect with the Train
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, at Mboro for the WAr
Springs and Jsckons River for the White Sulphur Spring.,
Lsvisburg, 10.
RrTURNING,
The Mall Trap leaves J:eksons Ryer Mondays, Wsdnss-
ii THOMAS DoDAHfAD,
General Superintendent
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SCIESCE OF wAR.-Tacies for eeie.Is Of Ini nI
49, nd Ar,llsry Arranged aud complied by L " BUCK
sOiTT Publshed BY J. ". Randolph Prizes 10 cents
r.. C,o,1u Diqimoct Of ne Tlrgiad Pubic Guard:
sgsO-Y, RozsoSD, VA, January p l'0i'
J W RSSooiPH-Dear sir; -, A., -
Ne popular military raatte nov oeiors INC pun
lie ar c1pfned o-cinAy dIhs and PaiA1e. uhN
@ C,,ir lsaniry Rfe, IS taught In their Respective
Be used presence 81 a. my Whai gTouhu
- .rtst n, pnsnt. CHAT pre;Aa'n 70 pc ~
- -. avapelrg resreanE when 70 s u column ~hel
linz hou 70 post different arms 70 ec' we mos
r,t .sr,sl 70 success, and without which, no matter
- nsrrony brave troops be, they are -Nael 70
disaster "a presence o. a. Sual number .. ~s So
wi map@uyrd troops and this in0raron Capt Bashaoiu "f
I nave no hesitailoa In rseomueadiagA
caARiE ~ DGMMocK. Cast. 40, Ac
PAM nOO JAMES wOoDHoUsE CO.
-, osr-p.irus History Of the Campaigns Of lIs9 snd lis
n, - scaiheru Provinces OF North America BY Lieut. Col
T.Io9, sh maps and plans, quartz nney eoaha N hA
N'~scCeS. III TIP a., IN. h-s,, q ,r,.,h
yUr.o,,. N-sicsn Crnass9y WIS., H'i'' OS1 " ~ p
sons i, - scTtceo. giR 10.
SO, SSP H. :. - ~ y, -;Eia . vols, syo.
- ,,t,sis Ind. an Narrative. u mo-, boards
burrs's H,tory Of gnlA &volA 80 -,, MA, 49,, -,
1S,i. I5Sjo,, ofthe Us the ST. Hon william Pit Earl o.
Cha,haa. vols syo, eas. -. -,
Foutsnee on the Plurality az Worlds sVo csiL ~ Mani, W.
Memoirs Of the Re!5n q hing M. ~ 'ne fE'N - "a
wick svo, hAf Morocco, GIT toP-
~ Q, Teophrass Translated FROM he Greek sno
irt-td by pvs'cgnomcal Sketches. vol svo, poAfA
Gent sabyoa VIII E1srsylnss OF for'rat Cos
tumes. 6c yols quarto full calf eNire. - -. ~
De.tSI polpg.-nureroGs Original Ccnposd2hs 50 Patea 10y
Daylcy. Half calf
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THE U. S. SLooP-oF-WAR SARAroGA.-A corres.

THE U. 5. SLooP-oF-WAR SARAToGA.-A cores
pondent OF the New York Herald, writing from on
board the Saratoga, at Cabenda, Africa, saws:
Nearly all the Saratoga's officers are from South
ern States, with Southern feelings and Southern
ALBANIA and Mississippi. Here is list: 49,
Captain, Alfred Taylor, Virginia; FRS. Iieuten.
ant, John Julius Guthrie, North Carolina: Sacsnd
Lieutenant, Charles W. Hayes, Alabama; Third
Lieutenant, Joseph S. Sherrett, Ohio; Fourth
Lieutenant. Francis NJ. Ramsay, Pennsyiyania.
Surgeon, Richard W. Jeffrey, Virginia; Paymas
ter, j. N. Carpenter, Kentucky; tant-Surgeon,
James E. Lindsay, North Carolina; Boatswain,
George Smith, Virginia; Gunner, Robert H. Cross,
Washington. ID. c.; Captains Clerk, Benjamin X.
ShekelI; Masters Mate, Lewis E. Rogers, Wash
lngton. ID. c., Paymaster, Frederick e. Rowe, or
folk, Virginia
Not one of them, have even the smell of aboli
uohism ON his garments, and yet they are all as
eager 10 suppress the slave trade, and their hearts
ee as deeply for the real sufferiags of poor negro
humanity, as even Greeley and Sumner, with all
~ ''pcouile tears over the fact that many of the
ol!oe's mere are Houtherners Let not the hope Of
prize money be imputed to them as y motive The
Nignungale would have been taken before she
took lie, negroes for all were sure she was CATER
no good mere, but the fear was that ,,;,ho,t ~ =
negroes on board, evidence couId mn ha rod,nS va
to convict her before even New York or posto
jurv, and commanders of naval vessals - ~ M w
wish to make themselves personally HabIe for
damages to wealthy slave traders wban ,h;
own government will not protect them in tba AZ
charge of their duty from such risks Besides
what Is the prize money on a few hundred negroes
compared with the value of such ship as the
Nightingale? Let the law be amended so as to
protect oincers in the discharge of their duty from
legal action for damages, and savers will be taken
much faster, without slaves on board than they
even have been before with them
GEN. SCoTr AND THE REPoRrERs General Scott
WAS heard to say yesterday that he would have can
tured the rebels at Harper's Ferry and all their
munitions of war, had it not been for the news
paper press Tin their anxiety to give early pewsl
keeping the rebels fully posted up in every move
ment of the United States troops. He said she
tOould rather haze one hundred rebel spies in his
camp than newspaper reporter! He said right.
Wash. cor. Phil. Inquirer.
The Western papers say that nothing but sheet
Hon gloves can resist the mosquito bites at Cairo
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Philip Pendleton, of Virginia, Psymaster in the

army.
ms Ari<ansns Troops.
Coi. Thomas Z. Hindman, late member of Con-
gress from Arkansas, has reached Memphis with
regiment OF six hundred Arkansas t. oops on the
way 10 Richmond. He acknowledges, in the Mem
crate silk flag from Mrs. Jefferson Davis, sent from
New Orleans.
Affairs ina Eastern Virginia,
from reliable sources we learn the following de-
ta''s OF affairs in Eastern Virginia At Fairfax
station, fourteen miles from Alexandria. are the
Mount Vernon Guard, Formerly of Alexandria and
the Old Dominion Rifles are expected They are
also mounting heavy guos at that poiut. In the
vicinity OF Manassas Junction, Centreville and
tar'aX courthouse, there are about 20 900 troops
A lew days since General Lee visited Manassas
junction, and changed the whole plan of enurench-
Lneats they not having been thrown up according
to Gunter. y Wash. Star
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Army Affairs.

WASHINGTON, June l7.-Quartermaster-Ge G eneral
Meigs has issued order to all the Assistant Quar-
termasters to make no purchases whatever without
first advertising for proposals, even for a short
time.
Col. Robert Anderson has been promoted to Brig
ader-Genera
Ex Governor A. H. Reeder has declined the ten
der of Brigadier- Generalshp
VIM. s. Rosecrans has been appointed Briga-
der-General.
Hon. John A. Gurley is authorized by the Presi-
dent to raise six regiments in Cincinnati.
Lieutenant Colonel Martin has been elected Col
one OF the list New York regiment and brigade
Major Smith, Lieutenant Colonel
The owner of the three slaves restored by Gen
era SANFORD resides at Lisbon, Maryland, and is
Union man. The rendition under The for mer's
prnciama tion, which met the Executive approval.
1oung's Kentucky regiment of cavalry is to be
mustered in as fast as the companies shall report
Three or more companies are vet wanting to COM
p!ete it. 1t will be commanded by General Josiah
Harlan as Colonel, and Young as Lieutenant Col
onel.
The first Massachusetts regiment, from Boston,
arrived here this evening at o'clock.
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Army Medical Beard .

WASHINGTON, June lit having been deter
mined, announced in the general orders contain
ing the plan of organization of the volunteer forces
called into the service of the United States that t
the President shall appoint, by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate one Surgeon for each
brigade, the Secretary of War has instructed Sur
geon-General Finley Immediately to convene in
this city, after due notice. an Army Medical Board,
whose duty it shall be to examine all persons re,
ierred to it by the Department as applicants for
Brigadier Surgeons, and report the result of such
examination. Appointments will be made only
from among those who shall be so examined and
reported by the Board as qusfed.
iurther order has been issued by the Secretary,
that the Surgeon-General institute similar Board.
in consequence of various complaints having
reached the Department, of the incompetency Of
neglmentaI Surgeons who have been appointed
ernors of the States. The Board is to examine
Surgeons, OF whom complaint is made, in order to
secure their dismissal, il found incompetent
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CaDtlare Of a Prize.

NEW oRK, june 1.-THE brig Hattie jackson
arrived here to-day as a prize of the blockading
ssqnauron on Savannah She belongs to and was
pound Tor Savannah from Matanzas with a cargo
9I 2 molasses She captured by the gunboat
Union after five hours chase. The Confederate
ng rag was found on board. The Minnesota and the
soon leave for Hampton Roads. The Wabash. aag
ship, was off Charleston.
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The Bids for the Steam Gun Boats.

WAsHlSGroN, June 1.-THE bids for the con-
structon OF the steam screw gun-boats advertised
by the Navy Department, were opened today The
largest portion Of the bids are from the New Eng
land Ship Yards, and manufacturers The bids for
the hulls range from S55009 to $4,000, and for
the engines from $4,000 to S4s, 900. There are
from one hurdred to one hundred and fifty bidders
for the hulls. The time in which the bidders pro
pose to comply with the obligation, ranges, as to
the hulls, from 80 to los days, AMI as to the en-.
gines, from 60 to l60 days.
The above informal ation was obtained from, ono NJ
the bidders. 1t NAV be proper to remark that the
Department as expressed in the advertisement, re-
serves the right to accept the proposition most to
all at its option.
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si!aaatarp ana Gomrtfrtial aeaifn.
BALTIMORE. June Il. ls6l.

BALTIMORE, June II, loOl.
The record of transactions the Stock Board to day
was blank, business whatever being done at it. Most
OF the securities the list however steady at Saur
days quotations. Railroad shares, for which there was
inquiry, closed at $40 bid s44 asked for Baltimore and
Ohio; aud SIS bid Sl4 asked Northern Central and
Railroad bonds left of at 20 bid for Baltimore and Ohio
1855 80 bid for do ls62s 36& bid 2s asked for North
ern Central 1885, and 60 bid Northwestern Virginia
second mortgage. Northwestern Virginia first mort.
gage bonds offered TO- but no bid was made for
them For City G's there demand to day; 1905
were offered at 79 and lS75s 4 but there was no
DID made for either The Mining stocks are dull and
very heavy. The only for which there is inquiry is
Springfield which closed to-day at f14 bid slx asked
regular way.
In New York to-day North Carolina bonds declined
per cent; Virginia b's l. and Tennessee bonds 4; but
missouri 6s advanced per cent; and Canton T. Elie
New York Central and Reading all closed at Saturday,
figures.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
MONDAY, June H. 1861
\ o sales at the Stock Rnnrd
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New York Military nyoyemsn,s

ELMIRA, June l5.-Tbe Buffalo Regiment, Col.
Rogers, and the Utica Regiment, Col. Christian,
They will probably leave on Tuesday next The
remaining five regiments will be mustered into the
United States service for two years, aud fully
equipped. They hope to receive orders the coming
week to march.
The Twenty-sixth Regiment is ordered to Wash
lngton, and will leave on Monday or Tuesday.
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
BUENos AYREs-Bdrk Sarah SheGf-lO4 tons bones
2o3 do bone ASH being her inward cargo for Falmouth
England
HALIFAX, N. S.-British schr. Sir Colin CampbeH-
1 345 bbls herrfrgs, Jas Corner & Sons.
British Sehr. G. o BiGio,c.123 bales WOOL
c. Yates & Co.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE East Pennsylvania
Railroad has made offer, which has been accept
ed, to receive Govern ment Bonds in payment for
the transportation Of troops and munitions of war
on the route between New York and Harrisburg
The bids were opened at the POst.office Depart
mtnt to-day for carrying the mails on route No.
l425, for four years, from the lst of July next
that is for supplying the branch pcst-nice for the
General Post-oaice in the city of New York. There
were 55 bidders in sums of from Sl2 900 to SIT O9O
per annum. The contract was awarded to M.
Wray, at the latter sum. This service has been
performed by e. d. W. Norris for SO 500 per an
mum.
The withdrawal Of Mr.. Burlngame from the Aus.
,rlan misson, was not in consequence of any pro-
test, but delicate unofficial intimation that the
appointment was not agreeable
Major Henry Hill, of Virginia, Army Paymaste1
at New York has resipned
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Army Movements

Army Movements.
PHILADELPHIA, June l7-CoIonel Ernste;n,s reoi
ment broke camp this morning. and are abont
starting for Chambersburg. General Small's resi'
ment starts by the same route this Afternoon.
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Movements of the Western Division Of the


CINCINNATI, June IA special despatch from
Grafton says there is gradual concentration of
federal troops in the direction of Phillippi. The
report of fighting at Buchanan with Considerable
loss to the Contederates, has not been authenti-
Gated.
number of riaed cannon have arrived here
from ONO with a large amount of ammunition.
There is unusual activity towards Cheat river.
The Confederates at Cheat River Mountain
Gaps, under command of Gen. jackson.
messenger from Philppi announces that scou is
have discovered that the Confederates are march
ing towards Phlippi, and the federal troops there
expected an attack this MORNING
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anniversary ~ OF the Battle of Bunker Hill
DosIoN, June l-Col. Clark's splended regi-
@ sns Al r'lery corps, and battalion of Zouaves,.
pa. Iueu 70 uay among the other military features
of of ne P Of the anniversary of the battle
ed around ba M Monnmn az Unasest"n The military march
mense assemblage of citizens Col. CIa,k,s Reg;-
ment subsequently, went into barracks ~ Nnr,bTeS,
bridge where they will remain till they march for
Washington next week This afternoon a. I;I. .ui
Artillery reviewed and drilled on tho e one eu
Their battery consists of six red cannon csmahI.
of throwing shell four miles. ~@pao'e
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bsoon onAt to bc6 night about II o'clock,
served to rise from point near the Ehan was
and Leesburg turnpike, some six Mills a'n piias
bridge. 1t was doubtless a disunion a;I s%uaG ane
traitors in this city within the Unitsd S. .loih
lines on the other side of the Potomac WE
SfUr '"oht.
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A NEGRO APPOINTED TO THE New YORK Crsro,,
HoUsE.-The Leader says: We are informed that
ON last Monday free white citizen of the Four.
teenth Ward, of this city, named william O'Briep.
was removed from the position of a marker in the
Custom House of this city, aud q negro named
Robert Vosburg appointed in his place!
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-18

ALEXANDRIA, June 17.-There being strong rea-
sons to suspect advance of the Confederates
from Fairfax Court House last night, the military
here were on the alert, and every preparation was
made to meet and repel attack, but the night
passed without an alarm. The position of Federal
forces here is deemed impregnable.
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CINCINNATI, June IA special despatch to the
Commercial, from Evansville, Kentucky, says tn at
the steamer Sarah Kir&wood, bound to Cincinnati
and St Louis, while backing out of Owensboro',
kentucky, had her flag fired upon by Canfederates
and completely ridded with bullets Other dam
age done.