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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ey' TIE GREAT VIRGINIA Remedy
AMI no HGMBUG.-PETEko' INFALLlBLE
Kennedy FOR GONNOEb,i(EA AND ALL SE.
CREI DISEASE. This great American remedy
containing Mercurial B8t,ainic properties OK
GELS everything heretofore offered 10 the public III
its curative, restorative, aud reuorating powers
aud the medical world astouisiai naeu tcio
that the above remedy will cure the above dis
eases and coniou Ddctt when they have ocular de
TaonstgatioRs O. he facts. Bat the proprietor who
hss known of the remedy for twenty odd ye.rs,
has known vi case Ot twenty years standing u
he restored perfect health, and al Other %,
shorter duration 20 be restored, without '.nge
cepton, and therefore challenges any OF Il on-
OF hoe which the remedy VIII NOT cure proyiiea
the directions carried out with prudence The
part Of the patient and any one purchasing; halt
dozen bottles, Hnd usug accordingly, II bis ho
chso he guarantees perfect cure; and III cases Of
failure, will furnish additional medicine, irea
charge, To complete the cure through his agents;
and i cure vii. be effected w.thoat incon Tanieaoe
10 The patient.
Price per bottle, ~; half dozen bottles SO !;
sold by ArPEESUN Il DUPUY, No. 90l
Broad street, and u. 4. 6FKECKER, Main street
Druggists, agents ior the cay pf Richmond. 5cl:,
slso, by Vi. n IL Z. a. SANTOS, Norfolk, Id
CHAS. r. CAMPBELL and WILSON Il y il
ilAhS. Portsmouth, Va an i9-Gn4'
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COMMISSION BUSINESS
VII make literal advances on ! . r 4 c { q,
WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN. and ~ ether minor
products of the country, such d. 7 tC0N, LARD,
POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER. DRIED FRUIT 4
LEATHER, HIDES, POTATOES BEtN
PEAS, &c, &c.
ss5=Quiek sales grd prompt returns
a. I'm
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sEsz.E'EAssE N<sTsCE2S.

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT'OE wax
Richmond, Aug. 7, 1851. 5
>ToTICE--Et is very desirable that ali corps.
~ communities and individuals il t.e State
having ARSlS Of auy kind-beycnd those abso-
f'tslv necessary for their iI.laed.3e use--sAcuid
return the same 10 this Department as soon is pos.
aihla that they may be oveThauied aud thoroughly
Ecrs,red. Address,
c. DTMMOCK, Colonel,
ri ste CHEF o. Ordnance of Efrr;nia
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AS Agents for the sale Of the G GODS nianliiactur
ed by the CRENGHAW WOODEN COMPANY, ot
RICBmOEs, VA, we have now hand about 20,
900 yards Of Fine Plain and Fancy Single ana
Double Miiied CASSIMERES aid CLOTHS, be
sides Il lot of FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE.
MEMS SHAWI4S-and are manufacturing al the
rate of 1900 yards per week all OF which we Offer
70 the trade at fair prices and liberal terms. win
entire confidence HAT the enterprise VIII receive
LIBERAL support.
CRENSEAW 4 CO., agents,
fa O-dts Richmond, Va
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~ L. ROBINSON. ERADICATE or Thh
e., PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF EEA@
aACY, (SuCC Hsi0R 10 L&IDI.EY & EoR3>SoN5
Fourth and FrmSitn streets, Richmond bass 'a store
i.ye, fsesH a.d : scicted s34ck az A.-tis5"
CfeiAicsls. PeT.an.erv. Fancy Articles Nc, st'ca
ne oilers az low prize s. Strict posseaal stitH'ieA
vii. Dc given g. AZ. tie departments OF e. bas.'@
Orders for shipment will he promptly At and, .
ard u,e,st cssefn,i. packed ~ a
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EiAII. TRADE ictiI w. PETERSON n CO.
Il Wholesale nkUGGIgrs aud BEAltK> ~
Indigo, Spices, Nader LogSeod, BI C.rb. soda.
Starch. Sal Scda, Tobacco, Snuff, Ci-.rs Nutmeg.
Salad Oh, Safletre Sp0ngrs. Saleratus, Flor. Sci.
phur Gcpperas Birthstone, Alup. Cochiuel. Nh.'9
Lead, H'uc, Paint Llnseed oil, Cplos Pan fine III,
Solar Oil, Lard Oil Castor On 1nqGa Bc-,aS--in.
vie tue attention OF merchants visiting Richmond
to an examination OF their stock, wl.eb in variety
end price, is not surpassed i'll this any AortAgrn
city.
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'GnOCEwIE~. La0uIORs, DC.


TWELVE BARRELS
Loveriag's Pnlverized SUGAR.
Crushed, Coffee, aud
Brown SUGAR.
$500 TBS Mountain BACON aud LARD
go lbs. COTTON YARN;
Just received and for sale by
oc a--3ts RAGLAND & BRO.
r FWIS WEBB * JOHN q. WADE offer
1 for sale
% bids y. o. Sugar, par. prime,
.xz-s. 10 half bhs. Molaasas
-. Is bbls. Sugar House Syrup,
.ss3ss - bags Rio Coffee,
CT tierces Rice,
~ bbIs. Tar.
IL tierces Cocoa Nuts
80 boxes Family Soap. oc st.
20 BBLS. POWDERED SUGAR,
~ y hhds. n. o. Sugar, choice quality,
30 hbis. n. O. Molasses,
:. 30 bbls. Morriss's Golden Syrup
80 tierces choice sugar-euIed Hams,
) hall chests extra GuuP"u der Tea,
- haif cho-;s coed Black Tea
500 bbls. \. G. Roe and Gross 'er:ings ana
30 half bbis Nos. AMI , Mackere
80 PACKAGE French brandy Civ; Cherry.
Ginee- and Blackberry Elandy aud
W,nr
: bale Hops: 100 boxes Starch ~r
IOa bbs fine Old Whiskey,
30 hb.s. Rehaed Sugar,
:sl0 boxas Msnutat tured Tobacco,
700 boxes Yeast Powders,
800 boxes Brown, Cogates' and btfefsiFe
Soap,
100 bbs. Portland Syrup and Muscayado Mo-
IaSscs.
100 bags Rio Coffee,
- cases Matches; Painted ard Cedar Buck
cts. For sale 10y
WIN. Il. JONES & co,
oc 5-l2t i5a s., bet. Man and Cary.
N o I q L
Just received, a small supply Of
81. AGK PEPi'E r
For sale cheap by W. u. BLAIR & co.
oc 5--5t Cor. 9Th aud Main sis.
NEW SUPPLY OF
ASSORTED LIQUORS.
CIGARS, AND TOBACCO.
have lust received, via Nv Or'e;Ir
i.N0WO CIGARS.
French isRANDIES and WINES.
Also, received from the mountains OF virginia
q large suopy ~
O!d WHISKEYS and APPLE BRANDTES
! would call part;cu'jr attention to Army Sut
lars. Prompt non p;.i.i TO ali orders
y, CUGGtNHEIHEi.
li6 Franklin 81, near Governor,
oc 3-Im* RchmCnd, Va.
oSO LBS, FRESH Hops, ,,c,,,
900 300 lbs. thin family Middlins bAcoN,
$50 lbe. prime country Sao0!o"rS and
Hams BACON,
5 hhG-. New Orleans | GAR, ~
~ eriItS,
- hoxes Ada.aarltine Star A N
DLEAN
half che ia superior Green and
Black 7 EA,
80 baskets superior CHAMPAGNE
WINE,
Tor sale low at retail by "
J ). Rob- tTSON,
Corner Governor ana Franklin streets.
ALSO, RECEIVING
10 bbls Country 80 ZAP.
81 fiylins Counry LAND,
10 bbls Family, Extra AL sup. FLOUR
- irkins fresh Aiuan:aiu BUTTER.
oc 2-ltn
gNAnIDT CROCERY.-%AMUEI. <. GREEN
L HOW, of tGe late ,)1n at Burton ~ Green
how VIII continue the FAMILY GROCERY BIZ
SINE$S ut the ia stand, and will k = Consistently
ol hand :. good supply o. GFCCERlES, VINE,
l.! tUUHS end Z r s, and respectfully sol;aIts IN
yatIona,e o. generously extended l. tie 2iG firm.
: ii p .<TAHF Z - OFFICERS AM
.5ULotEi.o.
J. S. fOSnRTSON,
Corner 9f G00cyH1Y and Fyras u 6tCests. EtctaOrd
iTr-i. ut,
Eeeps con7tautlr "a hand large and variad as
scI men CT choice
FAMILY GROCERIES
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sHiSSULUTIO N.--'Ghe cn.yigtger5Lip of
! CLA2kSOE, ANDERSON & 60, was dis
solved on ,so.y lst, by mutual consent j. A.
CIARHsON viii settle the Lus,iess, though either
part0ef viii sign IN liquidation Jho books ard
acc"'iH:s can he found st the oi.icr Of CLARhseN X
CO., No. 1876 Main street. J. 4. CLAKHSON
j. Il ANDERSON.
au It's H. bPGWNFTI
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NIRdINTA CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANCE OFHO YRS.
Dn and after WEDNESDAY. CstoGtr ID the
Mail atl Passenger Trains will ieaye Richmond
daily Tor Jac!.sons River. Lynohbu'g Manassas
Junction ami all Intermediary stations. NJ 40 A. NJ
H. ID. WHITCOMB,
DC o--ts Gen1 superintendent
PECIAL NOTICE.-The merchants OF Rich
y ii,ond are hereby notified that on and after this
date, the freight and charges due on all goods,
ware aud merchandise, re eayed ct the depot OF
this company from connecting railroads will he re-
quircd to be paid before delivery from the depot.
BY order OF the perntendent
F. j. SAMPSON,
Gent Freight Agent X. K ID. Il. X.
Richmond. Oct. 9Th lfGl. oe S-lm
OFFICE RlCIiMD AND IET'G X. r. CO,
Richmond, H., October 3, ts6'. )
I'M AND AFTER FRIDAY, October 9Th,
J the Trains on this Road Will be run AS fol-
Cw5
Mail Train leaves Richmond DAILY at.....I a. NJ.
Freight aud Accommodation Trains leave
daily, except Sundays. at ...9 A. NJ. and I. NJ.
Main Train leaves Petersburg DAILY at....G +. NJ.
Freight and Accommodation Trai'.s leave
daily, except Sundays at - A NJ and 3 p. NJ
- The NJ nil Tram is the only enc competing
with the roads South Of Petersburg
ne Travellers will bear N mind that the Gov
ernment requires all persons leaving the city by
this road TO have 4 passport.
or 4--ts r. II WTNEE Supt
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s7ssTs RENT AyEs SAFE.

TOR RENT-A HOUSE and LOT on Iorh
3 street, between Hrcad AMI Grace streets The
dwelling con, ans ioaTTecn rooms, two Of FG"m very
large Wac. IaI gas hsyc been carried into every
room, On lie lJ a. kitchen containing t. 70 M;
iurga Stable and Carriage House meat house,
AID other Or; hor-.S. Al! the houses are OF brick,
and have be bulls within the last tvs" yeats
They ali in thorough order. The 10 .ltiOn j.
plea 'nt on. 10 IL God neiEh5 0rhn0d, end EeIa
Il 20 The buness portions Of the city. The WI. le
e>t.hii>h GeIt erected ~ ihe lar" Charles Il
]ljl'. ivf h'- iu.i.y -'douac. II elegance and
c"nyen ne. he promises cannot be surpassed by
any in The city of Richmond. Persons IN war Of
desirable r-a.d nee, VIII 10 well 20 examine this.
On calling 4. the LcnS~, the viii have the whole
premises shown to item. ,'0r terms apply To-
THDS +. EVANS.
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rr5sE LI0v0ES AND CIGARS

FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported expressly for this market.
AtSU--Ihe best OLD ~ Z WISELY, aud
APPLE and PEACH DEANDY--4!isti,el ID The
mountains Of This State
Al LIQUORS and GROCERIES sta by him are
w2rrauted pure and good, or 10 sales.
= S-PartieUlar attention pefu % putting m and
shippiac Goods IL: Officers aud Soldiers stationed
at aud sway from sicL,Cc-A
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asggt+s. rEEEsRGsNsas, &c.
ROBERT w. POWERS
A FuTIyrrAEY Avn EIrGnr-r
{ ". FHtYSEE,


A"OTHECARV AND DRUGGIST
SeLcntstHM, tsiloeca GJaae md Hy9ad s.rt,n
ECH,.gND, VA,
Dealer in Drugs Medicines, Chemical, Fancy Ar
ticie~ Toilet Soaps, PerGuI,ay Sc. Al,o. Fanss
Oas Dye StGas, Buraiug Fluid. Kerosene oil! A.
coi.ol Garden and Fioyver Seeds; Cigars sunh
anil Tobacco, OF ynriJu, brands; Hruslys GoJ.a
&c. nj the popular Patent Medicines OF ti- day
aud I'LL other articles usually Kept in Drug s'ors
which Will be sold on the mos. reasonable t-fa.
Physicians and others can rely IN having 't9r
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY AMI ACCuRATfY
compounded at all hours Of tie DAY and MIGHT
J. w. FKAYSER, D~ue.i>i.
nah G} 1I.li street
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nj OTiCE.--An persons having clnln,s as.ins,
IN the estate of CaARLEs 3. HILL, dseea.sd viii
present them 70 me aud all persons IN debt 10 ssid
estate viii make payment to me.
TH0S J. EVANS.
Administrator Of Chas. 8. Ill., deceased
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7 oas, ~. GAG1lssh. a. T..

APOTuECARY AND DRUGGIST.
aaykSt Piece -rGll' Tn Sg.s.
f.IesaoSD, Va
DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS, O,{s. WY
BOW GLASS, tARNIStfGS. OTE.SI Qffs'
FANCY ARTICLES, &c.
PROPRIETOR Asp HANUFACFUEER ~
SEAPkES INA ALIBI.h BAKING rtHpb~
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HOrELs A ssEs rA,JssA~gs.

~ T Il X 5
1he undersigned are receiving fresh sf4f
daily. They are taken oa' Of The pste: 10 go
morning and arrive heFr az 8 C'eloek IN uW Az
poca. Iheywill be furnished ~ whoesss' IT "
tail u; our beu. e, 18th street. between Cary sS'
the Deck, J, Ii. WiETT "
q
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WOCLrN
-n - sr.r
or THIS CITY,

or THIS CITY,
Organized last year Pnd in order 10 make suc'
Goo, wo;ili aos pete With on you'd
Ter ald other southern manufactures ny furnish
ing graz. = aul styles If Goods that have never
heretofore been made in Nire IN, they filed II lI
Mill with machinery Of the best and fines. quality
They are uoT manufacturing FINE ca 1ol.il.kf
and CLOTHS of every variety, from Fine Virginia
McTno and Mestizo v oO, ana solicit tfe atte,tion
of tine trade ia the South - their Gods. All who
have seen their ARMY CLOTHS 4finriiac ired at
first expressly Tor The Virginia Military institute
pronounce them az Least equal ii rot superill" il
quality, TO those they had been buying here ofole
and quite cheap.
The Virginia State and Central Agricultural So
eieties at their Fair held in this city, III October
last, awarded 10 this Company Il GOLD MEDAL
Tor their exhibition OF Wcocn Goods which in
cluded some beautiful SHA!yLs, BLANKETS, &C.
Purchasers may rely upon every piece of Goods
manufactured hy Us being what II Is represented
and under circumstances VIII this Company be
induced TO work shoddy in their Goods, nor viii
they card any cotton with their wool.
LEWIS u. CRENSHAW, Prest
SAMUEL 2. MITCHELL,
WFIIJNGTGN GODDIN, ,>:a.
JonE IL. MONTAGUE,
=. w. lakewood,
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NLOAkS, CLOAKS.--We have commenced
~ the manufacture Of C!oaks for the saason.--
We have now made up fine assortment and shall
be prepared 80 long Ms We can get Cloths, TO make
to order any style Of Wrapping wanted
We have a lot OF Striped Cloth Cloaks now on
hand, which We will sell At great reduction from
former prices They well adapted TO the Fall
season, and we think they will be found very de.
sirable i've 26l CH1LES & cHENEkY.
4 tiL CLOTH BLANKETS. CAMP COTS
AND STOOLS ---t}n hand. and manutaetur-
ng daily, super O.. Ese.h Blankets, Camp Cots and
Cfasp s.:oels mr. ssis ii reasonable prices, ~
ALEX. NOTr
~ ~ gerger 10th and Main ats.
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CO-PAHE NGESI.ip. The subscribers have
associated Themselves together under the ,tg ie of
DiChINSON Il HILL, Tor the pHrpose Of car.
- ing on the Auction AID Commission Bu ines TOR
tie sale Of Negroes a the o.d-es:,.biished stand Of
/ lckinsOn, Iii :. Co.
RICT'o Z DICKINSON,
NAT. b. HILL.
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a ENLOUE AGn
SOUTHERN

no 90 .,r.d especially if you ct;ai'. desirable
Good, vi.L,I. ms say for them tta2 their
ac.CsI worth. TIE
CREHN.AU
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~ III Oh eIIITIS.
10 doz. Fine MERINO SHIFTS.
90 doz. JEAN SHIRTS.
10 doz. FRENCH GINGHAM SHIRTS
20 dc1. CHAMBRAY GINhHAM SHIRTS
10 doz. CHECK GINGHAN SfIIRT4
doz. STRIPED CALICO SHfRT2>
Is doz CHECK SHIRTS.
For sale by GEO. MAGUiRE. IN
~ - ~ Main .,r.s,
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4 OOK OUT FOR CHEAP AND 1TOt5D
( GOODS, At No. u Balm STREET
just received ian e stock at Ladies Dress foods
consisting Of handsome Mouslin Dpiains pain and
figured, ali eoiorsi French and English Merino,
worsted Plaid Challies Valencia Debeges CASH
Eleresi $50 yards of stlal. fine figured Prints;
black and colored border Stella sh;wls all wooen;
paid and double Blanket Sbawls: CasSmeYes and
blached i0I and IA SheetInqs GAirtings and DO.
NESTLE Goods Ter Servants: Ladies itantill;.s and
Iloaks; Embroidered Skirts, and fine worked
Bands and Collars, ct all prices; Linen Hil.dker-
chiefs, Hosiery, Table Cloths; Irish Linen Besoms
Gasait!e,al Ladies, Misses. and ,hidren's Morocco
Dooteas CATERS AVID Brogaas. for women aud
Een. aai great many more goods too numerous
10 mention. ask call from one and ali IL Won
want good article ct low prices
JOSEPH STRAUSE
Sc Is No ~ NJ, s,-a.
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J. S. f0SrRTSON,
Corner 2f GO9GH5C and Fy'as Il Streets. EtctmOHd
ifr.i. sT,
Eeeps constant. "a hand large and variad as
scT ELslt CT choice
FAMILY GROIERlE,s
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kpss ss4sDEsa. &c.

] TkESA DRY GOODS by various sTr
! vas, We are receiving, Navy and Army Blue
Cloths Gray Clotl.., ani C.saime 6; English and
French Prints Printed De Lai1es: lie Reyes;
white. Gray and Scarlet Fianneis Plaid Linsey .;
EiGnKe;s; apron ChceAS, B.eached She .tiags; Me-
RHO Shirts and Drawers: Coiored IagobIics; Sele-
sias; Hoop Skirts; Sewing silks; Spool Cotton Pa
tent reads; Git Buttons; Bone buttons So 4, c .
which we oileI to tie tr,,te AT small ~ vance
oca KENT patAE & Co
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~ ISSULuTION OFCO PARTNERSHIP
I The frn q JUTNE!, < GO. is rhis day dis
solved by mutGa! consent. AL parties having
claims viii please present them at once; and
eroInp payment is respectfully solicited Of those
indebted. We may be found at tie old slgrd, pr
coiamEnicat, with through j'oSt-' tie", Box 81.
JOINER Z %.
=. W. JOYNI.E.
Late Of Jones < Co.
NULTAh T.. SLAItR,
Late g.: !. W. hipe i 90.
MILES CARY,
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E0AMIbT CROCERY.-SAMUEI (. GREEN.
L HOW, of tGe late ,)1n at Burton ~ Green
how Viii continue the FAMILY GROCERY BIZ
S{NESS at the o.i stand, and will k : Consistently
hand i good supply o. GROCERIES,, VINE,
l.! tUURS end TEAS. and respectfully sol'eIts IN
gatIonase 81 generously extended l. tile >id firm.
Sc Is
!. Id l. al :. =, = :, B, b. % a. p 1, :. ;. =
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The undersigned having opened their establish
meBt on Tenth street, between Main and Cary, are
prerared to take all orders in the above line.
Also, repairing Guns, Pistols and swords.
Grinding and Polishing done in the best style.
Razors, Shears, i c. done az the shortest notice.
So L5--l!n* TURNER 81 ROUSS ELIOT
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a.gat:ast
Samuel Congolon, Thomas Martin
and David heener, and such
others as may have any interesi. I
IN the Wheal Maria Copper MIN
ing Company, whore names and
number are unknown. Dts,
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ii 0 ~ i NJ Z - ONFl q E 7 ) Z :
SUI}tEE.,.
The national Republican., 1861-06-20
TIE VIENNA AFFAlR.-Our advices lea,

The VIENNA AFFAlR.-Our advices leave
it in doubt whether the enemy are not still
at in possession of their battery Vienna.
They fed at first, supposiug that the train OF
empty cars was full of troops. In flight, they
left their camp equipage, &C., and finding
they we're not pursued, they returned for this,
and, as we incline to believe, resumed posi-.
ton watching the road at that point. The six
cannon in battery were protected by pile Of
cord wood, piled endwise, and so arranged as
TO afford embrasures for the guns.
The national Republican., 1861-06-20

THE RErREAT FROM HARPERs FERRY.-We
have variety Of accounts in respect to the
retreat of Gen. Johnson's force from Harper's
Ferry. One account is, that this force has
gone to Martinsburg, which is neither verified
or probable. The account which seems to be
best supported, is, that the main body posted
itself at Charlestown, whence roads lead to
Winchester, aud to Leesburg, the latter sub.
stsutially parallel to the Potomac, at from FIVE
to eight miles distant.
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THE ELEVEN NEW REGIMENTS
THE number before each desgnates tho rank Of ssms
Rrade
General Orders-No. SO.

g. grade.l
General Orders-Ne. 33.
War DEPARTMENT, ADIg1ASI Generals oHla,
.,y Warrington, June 49, 1851.
l. Organization Of the eleven regiments add.
ed to the military establishment, in conformity
with the Presidents proclamation of May 5,
1861. The officers will all take rank in their
respective grades from May IA, 1861.
THIRD REGIMENT OF CAVALRY. r.'
Colonel-2, David Hunter, Of Illinois, pay
Lieutenant colonsl--d, William H Emory, of
Maryland. -, '. b.
Majors-3, Daniel H Rucker, of Michigan |;
%, Edward B Wright, of New Jersey.
Captains-4, Isaiah N Moore, Of Pennsyl.
vania; rs, August V Kautyz, Of Ohio, FIRST
lieutenant fourth infantry 81, Andrew W Evans,
Of Maryland, first lieutenant seventh infantry !;
As, William s Albert, Of the District of Colum.
bia, FIRST lieutenant fourth artillery; 81, David
McM Gregg, OF Pennylvania,i first lieutenant
first dragons; 81, Jos Z Taylor, of Maryland,
first Lieutenant first cavalry; 08, Irvine Gregg,
volunteers; 70, John Savage, OF Maryland so,
George o Cram, Of New York; 90, Charles R
Lowell, of Massachusetts. 'r
First Lieutsnqnts-20, John X Midzer, of
Michigan; 10, William W Ayerell, of New York,
second lieutenant Of mounted rifles; %, Herbert
N EnOS, OF New tOTh, htCOHu H6utcnnnC OF
mounted rifles 35, Ira W Claain, of Iowa, SEQ.
ond lieutenant Of mounted rifles; 60, Sewall
Brown, of Pennsy ylvania; II, Benjamin Hutch.
Kentucky; SO, Tatnall Paulding, at large; iO4,
Frederick Dodge, Of Nebraska /; ia, John B
Johnson, volunteers; l24, James T Wade, Of
Ohio
Second LiettD0nts-l, John W Spangler, Of
the army, first sergeant company q, second cav.
airy 3 Peter McGrath, OF the army, first ser.
geant company !, mounted rifles 8, Hugh Nc.
Quade, of the army, first sergeant company y,
mounted rifles 8, Curwen b Mcclellan, Of the
army, sergeant company ii, second cavalry.
FIFTH REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY.
OoIoDeI--l, Harvey Brown, Of New Jersey.
Lieutenant G0loneL--2, Thomas W Sherman,
of Rhode Island, major third aruiiery. "
Majors-5, Thomas Williams, of Michigan 1,
I, William Barry, of New York, captain
SECOND artillery; 9, Henry Hunt, of Ohio.
o Oaptains--l, George W Getty, of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia; 2, James A Hardie, of New
York; 3, Truman Seymour, Of Vermont; s,
Charles Griffin, Of Ohio 6, Samuel F Chaiin,
of Illinois; ., Romeyn B Ayres, of New York,
first lieutenant third artillery II, Richard
Arnold, of Rhode Island, first lieutenant third
artillery; 81, William r Terrill, of Virginia,
first lieutenant fourth artillery; 40, Stephen Fl
Weed, of New York, first lieutenant fourth ar,
tillery A, John X Smead, of Pennsylvania,
6rst lieutenant second artillery; so, Henry V
d Hart, of New Jersey, first lieutenant third
artillery; 90, James Mcknight volunteers.
FIRST ,eutt,..:ants.--2, A haseaii, OF HeW
York; 3, Edward Bainbrdge, c. New York
4, l. Lorraine, of Pennsylvania; 8, Loomis L
Langdon, of New York 2, George A kensel,
of Kentuckyj is, Henry A Smaliey, OF Yer
mont; Is, John W Barriger, Of Kentucky
lieatsnent fourth artillery; 4s, Norman J
The national Republican., 1861-06-20

HF The following is General Cameron's re-
ply to recommendation of the Engineer De.
partmeut, for the admission, free of duty, of two
hundred and fifty tons of gas coking coal and
seventy.three tons of camel coal imported for
the use Of the Military Academy:
The Secretary of War cannot countenance
the importation Of coal by approving of this
recon mendaton. A better article OF coal OF
all kinds can be secured in this country than
can be brought from Europe and it is deemed
due to the great dustrial interests of the coun.
try that the Government should foster and en-.
courage its own resources instead of those OF
foreign countries. SIMON CAMERON,
" Secretary Of Var.
"Juns ls, 1861"
The national Republican., 1861-06-20
OFFICIAL.

tbs PREslDENT, in consequence Of the pres.
sure of public business, is obliged to decline
receiving any visitors from this time until the
opening of the session of Congress. a.
June l9, 1861.
The national Republican., 1861-06-20

NRaLEcT OF TRooPs By THEIR STATES
Some Of the regiments arriving here month
ago have not yet been provided BY their States
with means to discharge the bills for their sub.
sistence incurred on their arrival here. The
tworegiments in regard to which this complaint
is most decided, are from New York. We call
Gov. lorgan's attention to this matter, with
confidence it will be at once attended to.
The national Republican., 1861-06-20

~ Quite a gathering was had at the Ma
tiousl Hotel some evenings since Of those
friendly to the Scottish regiment in the city,
with q view to provide means to cover the legs
Of some Of that regiment, who had left New
York without trowsers. Mr.. Cameron was pres
snt and made speech. Could not the ladies
prepare havelocks to meet the casef