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BATTLE AT PHILIPPI.
COLONEL KELLEY KILLED
FIFTEEN SaCEsSsoNfsTs KILLED AND
WOUNDED.
REPORTED RoUr OF OUR FORCES.

A telegram published in the Baltimore pa
rers Of Tuesday. from Cincinnati, dated june
"a. states that battle had been fought at
philippi. in Barbour county, Va, between the
Federal forces, under Gen. Morris, and the
virsinians, at that point. The former mum
bered about three thousand, and the latter
tvelee hundred. 1t is said that our troops
were routed, with loss of fifteen, besides
arms. munitions and horses
Col. Kelley, Of the Virginia Union volun-
tecrs-an eneiny-was mortally wounded, and
Il since dead. The pursuit, according TO the
telegram. was kept up fer some distance into
virginia Our forces were taken by surprise.
euch is the account which comes to US un
der the revision Of the authorities at Washing
iap: aud it must, therefore, be taken with that
wide margin which surrounds all accounts Of
Veginiaps that have ever been given to the
ruoiIc from that source.
A day or two will suffice to bring to US rel
able information from our own officers.
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ANoTH ER ENG AGENENT BETW ZEN A
L. y. VESSEL AND A BATTERY.

~ learned, yesterday, from passenger by
the James River steamer, that an engagement
took place yesterday morning at pigs Point,
situate at the mouth of Nansemond river, be
teeeg the United States steamer Harriet
Lane" and the battery at that place. The fight
commenced eboni eight o'clock, and lasted for
TN hour and half, during which time tho
steamer fred ffty-eight shot and shell, the
battery responding in a very spirited manner,
Daay Of lie shot taking effect. Ii was thought
that the Harriet Lane" was badly damaged
- she careened good deal, aud beat hasty
q
.e,ro4r ior sd toint, probably for repairs.
THE above report was brought 10 us by
gentlemen who believed it to be true; but as
they did not witness the battle, we give the
rumor for what il is worth
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n IHExoMESoN IN LAKE MISUNDERSTANDING
htse aud ran Of the Water Of the Lake.-pne
81 those singular oscillations III the lakes
mica nave oeen observed occasionally from
the time of the expiorat tons of the Jesnit
iathers, was witnessed some days ago in |. ke
Mich gan. variety of signs such AS the
mirage OF the distant shore, uuusual depres.
SION OF the barometer, and Sudden rise OF the
temperature from cool, bracing air 10 q sui.
Try heat, indicated an unusual con.motion In
The atmospheric elements. About IL O'Clock
a NJ, when our attention was first called to
the phenomenon, the waters OF the lake had
r,sen about thirty one INCHES above the or
binary level ami in tho course Of half an
hour they had again receded Throughout
the whole day they continued to ebb and flow.
AT intervals OF fifteen minutes and thu cur
rent between the on ter and inner breakVater
near the Illinois Central Round House. was
80 great at times that row boat made tile
or no headWay against it. The extreme va
ration between high and low water was near
ly three feet
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FROM NORFOLK.


NORFOLK, VA, June 5, 1861
Five or six steamers ara now off Newpori
News and Old Point One was engaged this
2orning in sounding some distance up the
i1yet. o. Monday, numbers of the Federal
troops from rewport geEs we're seen sail
.4g abopt in that vicinity in small boat, with
Their rifles, taking remarkable care, no viewer,
Not 10 approach too near within range of our
guns. They appeared to be III high spirits and
70 be enjoying themselves greatly.
1t IL supposed that heavy guns are being
mounted at Newport News, as they are rap
loiy progressing with their breastworks. II
Is We'll 10 be watchful Of their movemen Is,
LOT they are full of deception.
ihere Is no news from SeWell's Point to-
uay that can be relied upon.
rHVate Hunt who, it will be remembered
mile u Lieutenant Storrs while on entry duty,
wa, was honorabiy acquitted yesterday before the
circuit Court His release il hailed with
much satisfaction, as his innocence of the
9,aafge was proved beyond ques ton Mr..
iiuht Is n very young man, and, though pos
sesssd OF very grum look, is represen ted as
Hia and gsntiemaniy In his manners.
=, am glad TO hear that son Of Colonel
naser, AT this station, Is TO be appointed 10
ene oaptainey OF one Of our military compa-
ME-. Well skilled and affable ia manner, he
y destined 10 make d good officer. . LUNA.
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DEATH OF HON sTEPHEN ARNOLD
DOUGLAS.

fiis yell knoBa Statesman died IN Chicago
on Monday last His wife, wife's father and
mother, aad his own personal relatives, inclu-
ding DR.. MILLER, of Washington city, were
present with him during his last moments
Tie remains were to be brought TO Washing
TN for intermQnt. Senator Cameron has pub
li.Led an official obituary hotise, speaking OF
him as patriot, above all party considora-
tions. lie will have public funeral
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The Superin tendent of the Methodist Mis-
sion in China, Rev. Ii. $. Maciay, accompa-
nied by his family, and N Sites and wife, left
for Canton in the ship Kathay, on Saturday.
The H. will also take out some thirty passen-
gers, including eight children.
The County Court OF Spotsylvania have
appropriated $4,000 tor the support of the
families and equipment of the volunteers from
that county.
James Conner, the well known type founder
of New York, died at his residence in that city
on Thursday.
The War Department has issued general or
der granting volunteers the same money and
the same allowance for clething as regulars.
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VIRGINIA WoMEN.-On Saturday last when
the report of an engagement al Aqua Creek
reached Fredericksburg, the wife of an officer
eli duty there, inquired, "Who brings the
news?" Some ona responded, "Your hus-
Virginia women 'If,'' said she, 'sthey are
fighting at the Greek, ,otat is my husband do.
ing here ?" OF course the officer was there
on duty; but the reply of the wife was wor-
thy the days of the Revolution
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MARINE DISASTERS FOR MAY.-The total
number of American sea going craft reported
during the month of May lost and missing
was 81, viz; ships, 4 barks, briggs, and IS
schooners. OF these is were wrecked. 6
abandoned, i sunk, burnt, 2 capsized, l
toundered, l sunk by collision, and are miss
ing. Fourteen foreign vessels bound to or
during the same period of which were
wrecked, abandoned, and p.issing They
comprise 3 ships, banks, briggs, and i
schooner. The total value of the above do
TIC craft is es timated ut s425 600, exclusive
of cargoes.
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The RAILROAD CAPTURE.-In the depot at
Alexandria the enemy found twenty or thirty
freight cars and trucks and two broken down
engines. The Zouayes found in the cars 2 900
kegs of gunPowder, 200 barrels of beef, 81 500
in doubloons, two cases of Colts reyolvers Il
box of double barreled fowling pieces, several
superior Maynard's and Colts rifles, and pre-
served meats, and clothing. &c. The safe in
which the doubloons were found was opened
after two hours eXertou.
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RuA0R CONFERENCE.-The Port Tobacco
MD Times says that the report as to the
landing of Federal troops at Chapel Point to
be stationed at that place, is nnfounded A
party OF men from a Government steamer had
staked out in Port Tobacco creek, as far as
Chapel Point The report of the arrival of
arms and ammunition is also incorrect. 1t
adds that the fine prospects of the wheat
crop in this county are greatly lessened by
the appearance and ravages of fly and joint
worm.
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FROM BELow.-The Portsmouth Transcript.
of the 5tk, learns that the blockading force Is
again below in strength, and from Craney
Island are easily distinguishable. Their ma.
npuyres, however, have not been so risky as
previous to the affair at SeWeli's Point. So
correspondent wrote yesterday. The
Virginia Artillery, stationed there. were in
lne spirits, and winning good name by their
efficiency.
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THR CHARTERED FEssELs.-The New York
Post, in noticing the activity at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, remarks:
The chartered craft are like the generality
OF small and large steam propellers, and it is
probably best, at present not TO analvze their
characteristics too minutely. Outside they
look well enough, and in time of peace might
make tolerabie transports. But, not having
been built to stand fire, it is only reasonable
to suppose that "a pound shot, at water
mark, would end the history of any one of
them. They Will cost the Government more
to keep them in order than to feed their crews
with food and their furnaces with coal
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SPLENDID BEgF.-The freight train on the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, on Monday
night, carried down to Norfolk several car
loads of splendid cattle-large, in fine condi-
ton, and just ready for Strengthening. They
Were procured from the rich pastures beyond
the Blue Ridge.
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RETURNED TO THE NoRrH-It is stated that
the Rev. J. O. Proctor, Presbyteria minister
at Gerardstown, berkeley county, Va, and
Rev. DIR. Martin, Lutheran minister at Mar
tnsbarg, have left their congregations and
gone North, from whence they originally
came.
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A., a bgAuriFuL CONVENIENT. Seward, Prime
Mfhister, convicted OF wilfuI falsshood and
ueiiberate deceit ON the testimony Of a Judge
vi the Supreme Couft--aEd President Lincoln
pronounced ii perjared usurper by the Chiei
Justice who admin Is tered To him the oath OF
oaiee Are The supporters OF such Govern.
Hsat patriots or gentlemenf-ETsd. NetDs. -
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DROWNED "A little boy named VIM Z. Har
nah, formerly engaged in folding papers in
the Office OF the Augusta ga. Dispatch, was
drowned while bathing near that place on the
31st ult.
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esteTday, JOHN H., infant sou OF washfnuton
w and Jane Todd. aged months and days
HIS funeral Will be preached this Afternoon a,
a'eieek. In Oregon Hill N. Church. Psiss
tive. nd frisnds are hereby iaEits to attend
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CHANCERY NOTICES

| CITY OF RICHMOND. to wit AT Rule.
~ held In the Clerks OEies Of The Ceurt OF HIST,
| ings fer the said city, on Monday, the ID day Of
Richsrd T.. Thomas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Willis H. Woody, Richard L Brown Martha
Isrroii, Watson. p. Jordan, VIM. u. Day, {
John ID. Day, Henry y. Middleton ihs rer-
ssonai repressnts,ivs ~ Jno. siradsr deed;
Geo. w Absli, c. y. Mckenzie. Miller,
ana - go,p, Partners under the firm aud 2
II'yis OF Miller aopr; J ie"rea'x sad - z
Lofsntz partners under the arm = nd styIs II Z
!. iorsnii son; L. l.. u. Loudsn. Fawkes =
AcI = Harttetf, Partners under the 1rm and
styIe O. tawkssS bartlett: and wn. Hsrlea
me ohgect OF this suit Is TO enforce toe sale nj
certain slaves conveyed by the d-fe ndaut Willis
~. " cooley, to the defendant. gietsrd T.. Brown
oy osed OF trust dated the I'd dAy of Oc.ftar Issa
70 secure the payment Of certain debts tb.resn
spec neg, and TO appoint q new trustee in said
aas m Amaavit having been made that the de-
the state Of Virgins, he Is hereby rs1ns,sa =. =,
appear In the said Clerks Office within epe uontb
sI ~ dne publication hereof, and do What MAJ
oe necessary 10 protec, his interests !
:. a Copy-Teste
ls --Mw.w Ro. HOWARD. Cls.
Wy OF RICH MOND, 20 wi,:--A1 fsg.c--
~ neid 10 the CLERKS Office Of ths Conr, ~ " 80
ines foT t5e said city, ON Monday, the srd dsv Of
The Richmond York River Railroad
against IN CASE.
The United States of America DIS
And ON an attachment Returned executed
The object of this suit is to recover against ~.
defendants damages. which damages ara LA ,n
ne declaration at Eye Thousand dollars Aida
VII havlng been m&tte that the said u ed >f.tas
~ America are not residents of the State of yir
Eleia, they are hereby required to appear in ,hs
SAID clerks ofee, within one month after due
publication hereof, and do vi hat may be rccass.-
~ 70 protect their interest A Copy-Tes.e:
Je4-iaW&w R0. HOWARD, elk.
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TOPOGRAPHY OF HaxProx.-Hampton Roads
% tne name given to the broad xpanse OF wa
tsf oeiween the mouth of James River and
,ne entrance into Chesapeake Bay, Newport
Jews foant on the North side of the river.
ma rig Point, on the South, at the junction
OF the Nanseoond with the James between
these TWO points the distance is about five
niles Craney Island lies at the mouth OF
tizaoeth River, some six or Sc ven miles East
d fig Point. Seweil's Poiat Is about the
same distance North of Craney Island. These
tonr points form, therefore, very nearly par
eieiogram. Old Point is five miles North of
>e"tiis Point. Along the Northern shore of
the Rcads, tits believed that no batteries have
been erected, and the Federal troops NAV be
disembarked without any resistance If the
reduction of Richmond Is the object, "a the
signs seem to indicate, the march of the Fede-
RAJ army from Newport News will be ninety
miles But whether the invasion is made with
one or TWO or three columns IL will require
'h army OF overwhelming force, and in the
nishest state of discipline, to cut its way to
me metropolis. Whether Scott and Lincoln
nave such an army at their command our
readers can Judge "a we'll as we; but Tor our
part we DO not believe they have. When the
itteinpt Is made, the peninsula between the
ioFK and James viii he watered with blood
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Military Comp an ies.-
l. coo yards Cd GREY Military CAsIIMEBEs,
1000 yards "a SUPREME MILITARY CASst,
hEkEs,
With other goods for MILITARY UNIFORMS -
just received and for sale AT the lowest nett cash
prices,
10 cts WATKINS FICKLEN.
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GEORGE WATT TO.
One square bslow ExehanFs Etofs.
- kirn5nApH IA


II -. D--DADh'S DBnTAI pSFkafk--I =
-. L ms IL pre0a ration for Wbtsni nl CLEANS
l9S ana preserving the teeth, strengthening ths
gums, anu relieving affections of tbs rnuuth ,pi
tofoat. ~ rs saoerior 10 anything aow in pss
ier these purposes, il coutaius eoihIrc luf rigf,s
TO the enamel OF the teeth, as Is The cas- yriF,
powders fDd things Of that natur-- ont from il.
preaching aud soapY qualities, il removes all dis
col0ratioa, tartar, other matter from the Il eth
imparts fragrant odor ~ tbs breath srd leaves
d Pheasant taste IN the mouth. Prfca-e5 eeuts
Prepared and sold by A RODEEFR 4 p,J
~ OfupyIets M Ia Mai. stssss,
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SENATOR BsxcKiSRrpaE The Keutuekv
feoman, In speaking Of the insinuatious and
charges against Senator Breekinrtdae. haakas
the following remarks about ths loval.v Of
the late Vice President: -
he has been sinsuiariy discreet In exnrs..
Sn oh a'S ,snsntariy wise In action. No man
coaio nave iaoored more earnestly Ara, -
suppress tendencies to disunion. and ne~, ~ ~
Sk aoou. q restoration of the retirinS
nts t~s, and lastly to mitigate the evils reanias
' ms ION sne disruption OF the Union. The
s,s s.sh'y ana injustice of these assaults unon
ms public character are the mora mpon
vnsh we consider that, of ali public man
zone are more distinguished for the c.nSnr
snu Justice, the fairness. the kiu4iness. the
observes In all his utterances' nnh,in .na , ,r
sa'r, toward opposing measures and men ON
marIh MA whom he feels i. his duty 70 re-
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MARRIED
nIHn

On the 18th May, at the rs.idaue, Of N. brida..
nTo,her.f law. Mr. w. Ksndies. by Rev Jno
Boyd. ". II. NEWMAN and Miss SARAH
GRANGER, all Of HenrIco.
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~ GGa.--Ihis Essence contains all tle pruusr-
tles OF the Jamaica Ginger in lis most 81 pcar-
ifhted form, and Is one OF tie best family neei-
o,neS now IN use. IL is an excellent tcnic nor
teotiy grateful TO the stomach aud is iuvaluahla
i1r In91g ssliou, Cholic, heartburn Fistuieucr
heacsthe, Acidlty or Pains cf the Stomach, srt
also useful Tor havorIug cakes sc prspsreI
only ana sold by A. BODEKEa 4 C6
lea No 10 Main II pichmoad y.
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je eff OF the firm of Jas. M TayIory Son
NAVY DEPARTMENT..
RIcHaoNp. June 4 1861
NAVAL OEEICEks WITHIN THE cox
~ FENERATE kTATkS wbo ra " " -

VA T,(
MAYA, oE EE Ll WITHIN TIE con
~ FkDERATE STATES, who are embraced by,
and who desire TO avail thems civ as Of the proyi
sions Of the Act Of Congress, entitled, IAN act to
amend Nan an yet to provide for the gani1aion Of
the Department thereof on or before the 20th
instant 3
IN act to amend act to proride for the
Of The Navy, dpprored March ID. 1851.
SEC. /. The Congress OF the Confederate States
of America do enact That the President be, and
he Is hereby authorized 10 0m nate and by and
with the advice and consent of Com ress to ap-
point all officers Of the Navy of the United States
who have resigned, or may hereafter resign their
commissions, on account Of the secession of any
all OF the Confe derate States, and who may be
fit for active service, TO the saline rank and posi-
tion in the Navy OF the Confederate States which
they held n that OF the United 81 ates Provided
however, That no officer shall be SO appointed
no may, at any time, have commit: ed any act of
hostility against the Confederate States, or any
Sc. 2. That the President be authorized to as
sign officers OF the Navy to my duty con ected
with the defence of the country, aud suitable to
their rank. which he may deem proper.
SEC 5 That the President be authorized TO ap-
point elk Assistant Pay masters Of the Navy, each
10 receive salary OF one thousand dollars when
not thus employed; and all Paymasters of the
Navy shall be taken from the grade of Assistant
Approved May 20, 1861. je s-eodtll goth
T UMBER! LUMB ER!! LUMBEK!!!
$1,000 feet WHITE OAK. all sizes. suitable for
20 oee feet "a. 2 and inch ASH.
o,eVo feet u, and 2A-ineh HICKORY.
90 900 feet X, - and 2-inch ROCK MAPLE.
o,oue feet l, IL, 2, 8 and 4-inch WALNUT.
ioo,eo feet superior Canada WHITE PINE, all
sizes.
For gale low, for cash, by
ja 7--lI& TpUNANA pkpYEp
II 4 II b n.
Just received
tubs superior FRESH BUTTER, just arrived
from the mountains
10 tubs BuTTER, fresh and sweet, for a5 cents
1s boxes Engltsh Dairy CHEEsE.
$50 sugar-eured aed Plain HAMS
geo bushels Peaeh Bloom P0ToTOES, (which l
will sell low, for plating.
For sale at retail, by r. ROBRRTsoy
1ee--A Coreer Governor and franklin sts
lOTToN KOPE.-le, 900 lbs. COTTON ROPE,
~ suitable for Tslts. For sails by
iss KENT, fAINR 4 co.
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HEADQ'kS MARYLAND VOLUNTEERED
q IN VIRGINIA, May 22d, 1861. I
W Having been assigned by his ExcelIencv the
Governor of the State, and Advisory Council to
the command, for the present, of such volunte
from Maryland as may offer their services. the
undersigned advises immediate organization into
companies of not less than nfty men, who will
elect til cir own officers.
tbs commanding officer, who will forthwith pro-
cure the proper commissions.
Each company viii CONSIST of oae CAPTAIN ON 6
First and Que Second Lieutenant. foer seYgeants
four Corporais, aud at least IOrty-,wo priyates.
II Is earnestly recommended TO the MARYLAND
men that they lose no time in perfecting their
organization. lnneriting as we do the name OF
the Old 'Marylsn nd Line" let initiate their
aid the grand ''old Maryland Contineutals'' OF
i7'6 set an example of loyalty, discipline and
courage to be emulated but not surpassed by our
brothers OF the South
FRANCIS J. THOMAS,
my 2s-ts Col. Commanding
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MEADE 4 BAKER, Pharruaesuttsts,
mye IsJ Main ~ g,eg'n,nnS y.

tEAET'S CEEf-t, AZ AZ t.ffsst =
W GEO WATT i CO.-SsrAa5fsvs IN iS.s :
9EoR3s WATT has obtained, A. d. eerent tisaas.
our separate patents ON his CO FF-SgAEE
Flows, acknowledged to emit race the me.t va
iisbis improvements ever made on this tu,tss.
nent. thFes 81 which patents have 10 rna raspae-
ffely tea, twelve sad thirteen years, sad has
been awarded al the late Mechanics Fair In Ris -
mond a G. <ticate OF Silver Medal, for centis al
superiority In fioughs, the highest pfsT.t,,,ss
given, and AZ the last State Fair prsrntur, - 80
same, In addition TO premiums awarded Nia.iS ia
preceding Fairs for years. NV
Within two months past he has added othsy
valuable improvements. aud we noe ia vjts al "a
want OF Flows, warranted In ever re.past sl-
perior TO others, to call and eysmih our lsFgs and
varied stock of Picw9, Castings ana ssric,iitn-
"a implements, and fresh and prime usrteo saa
kisld Seeds, &c, which W. Offer fer "a Ie en- nnr
usual accommodating terms
GEORGE WATT 4 TO
One square bslo~ ExehR age Eotsx
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I AIDLEY's viWGjNiA INDEi.iaIF:.

~ INA or marking clothes IL is esstiy u.ed
lofms lat black letters, 10 permanent, i. not AZ
lectrd oy. scap, washing fdids or boiling with
sooa 1t Is neatly put mp ia eases, with psu AMI
aoteor comp etc, the case forming stand for I'm
bottle which preyents its being upset when in
use. tAe mahutEeiursr ofers il to the DubIie
believing that il Is fully equal if not superior to
any narsing ink in use. For sale by brugSista
and Booksellers generally, and by
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CPFCIAL NorIoE--ro ORR rg1FYps All

SPECIAL NOTTCE-To oUR FRIENDS AND
- THE PUBLlC.-The usual avenues through
which our supplies are obtained bang now
eioted the stock of goods that have Il all that
We have to live of Ct, aud eannoi be rsplenis I'd
when exhausted. uns msmber Of onr fTm, and
mere than bait Of our usuai assistants, are ca
military duty These facts, together with The .x-
traofdinary and unusual financial sxtgspeies Of
the times compel Us, for IRE present To SELL yoa
decline opening new accounts for or o,
present force rot being sufficient to write up car
1td accounts even. Trusting that our friends will
see The force Of thsse remarks, and apprecis our
-lt1Snon, we tender them our grateful acEuor~
Judgments for The liberia, patronage heretofore
bestowed an Us, and assure them we III spare 20
Pains or expense TO obtain by come m An G. ALI
necessary articles Ia our line.
MEADE BAKER, Phs rnoa csut.stz,
my6 lsJ Main 81 Eieg, n,,r5
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MILITARY NOTICES

INSPECTOR GENERALS oyriCP
HEADa'ss, RTeRNosD June 5tb 1saf
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN Tusr
~ the Proeis nation of the Goveruoy daIsd
the 50 OF June, is6i, calling upon Volunteer f'nm
panies ito repair forthwith, and without swaitjng
further orders, to the piaces of rendezvous. was
not Intended to include companies of Cavalry
Captains Of Cavalry Troofs are dfreeied ~ ra
port by letter, stating the condition Of their com
panies 81 70 numbers, arms, &C., and to await
further orders W x" all
BY order of the Governor
JOHN 3. BALDWIN
IA s-ts INSPECTOR General Va EoYcs.
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APPS Commission Merchants on tta .,aes

tLiEAKf CLOTHING MADE fO OK
Ah nSR.-Ns are now IGanufacturiuf and vii.
manufacture to order, the following goods for
military purposes, viz Red and Elne Flannel
hhltt- heavy tolored Jeans Shirts; Tweed Gas
simere Fatigue Jackets aud shirts heavy French
Linen Fatigue Jackets and Shirts.
hkNT, PAINE 4 CO
nv y lt3 and lGs Main street