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the VINE LEGION.
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RICHMOND, june Z4lh, IS0T.
ECECtTING Officers Of thc Wise Legion will report

tso VI Atst " ihL EStNE
RICHMOND. June 24th, 1861.
RECRUITING Officers Of ihe Wise Leg.o:! will repor:
Lii TO this Office without further delay.
From and after the Ihl day ol July, Yrnc, NO addition
al companies viii be received from the counties Of Eastern
Virginia. Companies which have not received their full
nulmser ri that date, can complete 1t Ia Western Virginia.
Alter that date, all rtrsULs who design juin!hs the Wise
Legion, will proceed IN ~LcSlsbury, Gre-nbTi4r county, Va,
aui there Report for duty. with their Own arms and equip
ments.
The term Of service MAJ be Twelve months mr. for the
war.
When = company has onl1Inrd from sixty four to one
huldrrd privatr-, (nD: less thar sixtyiUur,) The officers
will be commissioned by the President.
O0icrs in this Lrgiun Can only be obtained by recruiting
:hc companies.
As far az possible, let every man hiring his own gun. a
good bow!e-suie, Two or three blankets, Il change CT
clothing, &c.
AL c0upsr!rs not Wishing to join other branches o! the
service, should report forthwith 10 this Office.
Pay, ra;ivus, &c. the SAINT asln other corps ofthe Q. : A.
/; II ~ &c distinctly Understood that the abcrs resiric-
ton does no; apply to companies already fvrneu Or In
process Of fUrn4'iun for the Wise Legion.
such companies may remain and complete their equip.
.en.,, but The utmost despatch 10 erInlned In all cases.
J. LCClUS DAVIS,
June 26-td Col. and Acting Adjytant General.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

~endaunrleT Al IL OF tho Poioil4c,
MANASSAS JUNCTION, JESS -, 10.
Geuerni Orders, No.. -.
On md uf,rr the THlRrIETH INSTANT, 90 vr..cu
Whatsoever, With OF without o passport, except IRON III
War Department, will he permitted to uGIrr The iiL-- Of the
Army Of tn. rvtuuao. wItn the Intention TO pas i.rn,r or
thereafter in,n the CnI,ed States or the lnes Of ,h- lin.
cly.
q, .rd. Of Erisad!tr General B-sut-g,,d,
ilUMAS JOiUuS,
Juu. ct: A. A. AdJ't Gens,a!.
HEADQUARTERS,
HIScHEsTEs, Jua- q, i56I.
SPECIAL ORDERS NJ. -.
FGiiE Commanding Geuersl thanks Lie u. Col. stewart
i and ih- ~hiaryI-nG regiment for the faithful au,I exact
manner 10 which thy carried cut his order u tie l2;n, -
per, Ferry.
lie Is gl.d TO learE tha, owing 10 their discipline, no pri.
vaia properiy was Injured, ALL: no unoasnd!as citiE=n dis.
turbrj.
The ~soiiir.ly qualifications Of the Maryland resIna INT
will hot be forgotten Ia the day Of action.
By order
Gen. JOHNSTON
". Il. WHITING,
!.,. yu Ensin-s st,,r
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MMIT.hY.-.An artillery company Of abou,
ninety men, under command Of Capt. T. Il.
Carter, from King William county, "us mus
tered into service on Wednesday. We under
stand this company is composed I'll the most
su!id men Of the old county, who are dctcrluin-
Ell lhst the Yankee Invertebrates shall Ert long
remain IN Virgiuia's soil.
The Wondvills Rifles, Il line company from
North Alabama, under Capt. BIB md a
large company from P:ttsylvania county, in
this State, were mustered into the service yes
terday.
There were several compaI les of troops from
the South that arrived also Yesterday.
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ZION. Howell Cobb:

Ju.Y s-rue Hon. Howell Cobb,
AGO. civ 10 day. He has returned to
iEsi-''' or:anzs his regiment, and in u
UsfS.b h. will Lad a gallant body Of men
>:". I'M sustain the independence and pre-
''1a-T: rss;iss and homes Of the people Of
".' tolerate 5 aieS-
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LILY S.-Vice PRECEDENT 4: IL.
Ar0fs'A, in our cay to Cay. lle is en-
y,Hlns MS u's -, WaSaesbro', $50 miles below
lie >pssss ~,,rrow, on the cotton war, and a
Ills c,;!'l s%Scr;n;icn is expected from the
i,as:.: s ssd patriotic cotton planters of odd
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ropiCcu Inspections II lltnaoSu - w.
are Indebted to NJ. YIN. Y. Sheppard, of the
Tobacco Exchange, for the following COMPARE
Tive statement Of Inspections Of Tobac:o al
the ~G,""TL;,H:! Warehouses in the city Uf Rich.
monl, rom l.. Ociotcr. 1852, To lst july,
1850, anu IRON Isl October, 1860, to lst July,
1851
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EICNSlUNU, AFHII %, I3UI.
fSIllE Doyernor Of the Commonwealth o: firsin!a, uc-
Il knUWleiging with pride md satlsiacilon the hearty
seal d splayed by all classes In preparing for the defeuc.
Of the State, IL yet constralued 10 order that hereafter nu
person now engaged In the capacity o: operator In any
nrc Of the telegraph offices. or on ANY Of the Railroads ofIhe
State, shsll leave bis post, for the purpose Of engaging ri In
military operations, Without lrsTr HrsI obtained from The
Executive.
BY order Of the Governor:
April ~ JSO. ECuO's. Aid 10 Gov. i.etcher.
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.irroISINESr.-l! will be crafty ing to the
many friends Of John II. McCue, E,q, 10 !caIn
that IL, has been appointed to a position in
Gen. fioyd's staff and quarter,naa,cr 10 IL" Cd
regiment of Gen. FIoyd's Brigade.
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WHITE LEAD, AiNG, PAINTS, C6LcNS
1SD WINDOW GLASS.
SfEM. ShTrLEE & CO.,
" I42 pain Street, Richmond, Va,
~ PAINTS, COLOus, olLS, VARSGsHES,
WHITE LEAD, WINDOW GLASS, ARTISTS MATE
RlALS, ETC.
Ne have always On hand i lsrge stccs Of These articles,
for the supply OF city aad country orders, on the most Is.
v0rahlr trrms.
French and American Eno Paints
Boiled Rad raw L!ns.rd Oil
spirits OF Turprnt!ne
%e,l Lead, L:harge aad Pst.ot Dryer
ver,iisris AMI Black Paint
vuruiflcs and Venetian Red
French ard American 0chres
Paris and Chrome Green
Lhapb!ack, Eaisooine and Paris Willie
Window Glass and Cooper's G!nes
Painters and Artistic Brushes
Windsor and Nerter's Tube Coiors
Engr.ings and Autographs, suitable for Grecian
palntipg
Picture Frames and Gilt Mauldings
Printers Ink, Of every description
Printers YSrnlshes, etc. peYt 70
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ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures the passe1.
gers wha arrived ut Baltimore, from did Point
last Friday, was Lieutenant NJ. p. Jordan, Of
Norfolk, an officer Of the U. s. Navy, who
arrived ut Fortress Monroe on board the steam
er Mount Vernon, on Saturday last, from Pen.
sacolA. lie is On his way to Washington TO
resign his commission. - NORFOLK AryHs.
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II LADIES' OF VIRGINIA.
49,, The uuGrrsigucd take This nethnd Of Informing
the ladies' Of the stnte, that ANY contributions they d. sire
10 make, 10 the way CT clothing for the sick .oiiiris nav be
seu, 10 Mrs. semncs, ut Jadgr Mercdith's corner Of Grace
snd 7,h stree's; and such articles OF dief rs II may he con.
venirut for them to send, vii be received by HUT 4
Jane,, Commission Merchants.
Coyx;TT.K " lHS SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY Of FIpGlSIA.
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DksEKTER We learn that a soldier deserted
fraun Fort Monroe on Monday night in an open
boat and landed q; Sewelrs Point about two
o'clock Tuesday morniag.-(NucfoM Herald
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GEORGE il. STEGJI

L. SAG1lAk
u +; I +,
Office and residence on Main, between It'll and 9Th Streets,
(FTre Doors 1h"rs tie Spotsro-i EOfel,)
RlcHAoSp, Va,
4 prepared, WITH INCREASED ysciL!T!st, to ,Es-r->AA
i perform all operation, In either depart. kNsSSS5H
rnent Of DENTISTRY, promptly aud In the fTp@1
beet manner. I
Having been engaged In The study ard practice Of his pro
tcssluu In this, his native city, slice the year ls9, he feel.
confident OF giving satisfaction 10 those who favor him With
thelr patronage.
AbrI, l2-,y.
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TIE FIRE At THE pESirENrrAEy.-The Su-
perinlendcnt Of The Penitentiary Guthoriz's
the statement that the loss By the IRE on Mon
DAY last, does not exceed ten thousand drllurs,
instead Of tho urge estimate which has a..
pcarcl in the pap.Is.
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We understand Hon. James l.. Orr, Of South
Carolina, has arrived III the city. II. las
bc,n appointed y member Of the Provisional
Congress in pace Of Judge Wiihers rrsi sr.ed.
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rikp, after a pfuiracted and painful sickness, Oh snn'
morning, June 3Uih, 1861, nj the Montgomery White
Sulphur Springs, JOHN C. DEANE, younger s'n OF Mr..
sui Mrs. Z. d. Deane, 1r., Of Lyachburg, Va, In The "p.a
year Of Ills age,
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MERCHh...

MERCHhu.:
Wh,s! WAR;! ExTERMInA.-L 49,.
$!j.Dnn WORTH OF DRY GOODS!
IN EXCHANGE FOR NEGROES!
Ar FAIR PRICES!
J Si:Ea s:ucg .. by Goods-emoraclng also the store.
= e aEu dwelling; wothlrJd Of the good, are suited
20. H.. =, lt.sd., embracing a thorough variety. A large
10. oi VI Water Ciuthl.g, Boots, Shoes, HTS, &c &c, bou.h,
u, la II .urrs. | believe Il better assorted stock cat not be
1 ,ua: !, M country. I Wish to exchange for Eegroe., b.
IL r rIi:es, :or goods at marked cost.
The point ID the best point for doing a safe, lucrative
bushes. en- the Memphis and c. r r. second ncst point
- M-mrhi., In West Trnnessee. Fourteen thous:bi bale.
cotton sO.l NJ this boIut Ia q season, and the pltn'tIs buy
thri: goods h re In exchange. besides a large IrigIboriI"od
trsdr. We have 4 trade here for . miles 10 The interior Of
Mississippi. Salisbury Is ~ miles from Memphis, on the
n. and Z. Il. K.
For further particulars, address, 4. &. DENNIS.
Juce .@lm' salisbury, II ,rdenan Co., Tennessee.
SPRING TRADE!
THIHE subscr!bes has received lis stock of SPRING
Z CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS, and Is pre-
pared 10 furnish he customers AID the pubic in grncral,
with good ADD substantial Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Uf the Latest styles. Gail ard see our beau ifuI s:ir:s,
.ieck Ties and Collars. Dress and Business suits made 20
order ut short notice and Warranted 10 g.. A sIr STOCK .!
cloths, Cassinrres AMI Ycstinss TO select fruu,.
Prices To suit the tiE.ts.
~ Remember, Our Clothing Is SUu.urRs. " Aps.
\. STUCksDALE,
VI. III Main ST., ) doors below Exchange Bank,
April l5-ihc3m Rc.mcn!, Va.
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DlscuAKnep-Mr. i. II. Craige, who was
before the Mayor, on Saturday last, charged
with aiding and abetting the Lincoln Govern
ment. had a hearing on yesterday. The esi-
dcnce offered on the part Of the defence was such
as To Induce the Mayor to order his discharge.
As Mr.. Craige has thus been publicly noticed,
We will State that we have heard that, on his
return frclu the North, about tho commence
mcnt Of the wur, he brought with him a stock
of useful articlcs-such as thread used in sew
ing machines, spool cotton, AMI such things,
which he sold at prices far below those de-
manded by many Of our own merchants, who,
while they prated about sustaining the South,
took very particular pains also 10 sustain thcu'
selves. We mention this Circumstance in mere
justice to Mr.. Craige.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On the % inst, at The residence Of the bride In Peters.
Lurg. Col. wM BAsKERrlLLE, Js., VI Mrcklrnburs, to
M,z- ALICE SrRU0lYANT.
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fSNIirs W.RlEENTON SrErNGS,t 80. 8
4 FAUQCILK COUNTY, VIRGINIA., are open Y.i@
fer The reception IL f!si.ora. ~
TgnM-F"r Board, $50 per month. $40 per week. - per
isy; White Servants, threef. CUl6.rri Scr'n.:t ana
Ihildrra under ten nil over iTo years Of age. hal l''c''
Ilnrsr- tlu pT month or tih CENTS per day. ~
June i-d.wswiW EObEhl ~
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WRECK OF An ENGLISH SHip-During the
stem on Monday night, tn English ship, load
ed with coffee, and sundrics, went ashore at
the Washwouds, South Of Cape Henry. She
is high up and it is thought The larger portion
Of her cargo will be saved. -tHorJoN Argus.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS,

PAINFUL ACCIDENT AND Loss or LIFE
About half: past - o'clock on yesterday, whilo
Mr.. JOS. Laidley, a we'll known chemist aud
apothocary Of our city, WIS engaged in a room
near the State Arnory, in the manufacture Of
Eliminating powder, used for charging percus.
sion caps, the preparation from some unknown
cause isnitcd, creating an explosion by which
Mr.. Laid!ey was Immediately killed.
The severity Of the explosion was :uch that
the body OF Mr.. Laidley WAS not only very
much nangled. but a portion Of the head was
from the body, while one of the hands
was found some distance OF; another gentle
man named Clayton, being near, was severely
stunned by the explosion, but We hope is not
seriously injured. The roof and sides Of the
room were shattered by tho conclusion.
Mr.. Laidiey was n very popular gentleman,
had a large numbrr Of friends in this commu:
nifty, and bis loss which at any time would
have been deeply regretted, is rendered more
painful by the circumstances attending his
death.
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krLLEn.-Monday night, II man whose name
is not known, was found lying in the alley
near Messrs. Wo,nble & Claibornc's Oh 18th
street, with Il terrible cut across the lower part
Of nc abdomen. He was conveyed 10 the Hos.
pi:al and died IN Wednesday. The appearance
# the wound indicated that the cut was from
a knife, but by whom the decd was perpetlated
has not been sSccrtainuf.
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NnTEEE-

NOTICE..
fHlHE Quarter Masters Office for the army u tic Conhd.
4 crate States, will be on Pearl streat, rest door TO
SPOTS K ~HnrysJ's, for the pr-rent, AL pcrauns having
business with tbr undersigned, viii please call between the
hours Of s A.. IS. and 3 7. 81. each day.
w.. l.. CABEI.L,
Major ard Quarter Master,
AprIlSD-if Confederate States Army.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
p "~AsHIsGros, July /, 1861.
&c .s3Te order is confirmed.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
'ae AEair at the Camden Street Depot.
"A:-i.s!oS, July 1.-The Twehty.second
Nv 'a'a regiment arrived here early this
-.''n:. Colonel Phelps e1oDcrates the ci,i-
'.',,i.H ali blame in connection with the death
;a''"'d Bryce, a private from Pottersville,
H'f o'cn,y, who was accidentally killed
: I'd "~lscnarse Of a musket at Camden tic
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~" =. l!nent - ~
SEs "" iork 5!ank Statement.
IL r @""A, Jait l. The. weekly statement
e. -; hihN, ShGw \ decrease in loans of
':.ct... an '.cIr4>c IN specie Of S2,697,S 22;
!. ciIcu:a'ion Of $l06.27l, and au
DEPOSITS vi $ll9,4G9.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, /

INTEIs EST ON THE pCELIC DEBT.
NTnTICEls hereby given that the interest on the d. b; ofthe
~ 81. te OF YIrg!nl, will be paid III the Treasury OF the 'taie
III the lJt July, 1851, In currency, 10 conformity 10 lht
urovisIons Of an ordinance OF The Convention, rs.sed on
me Goth June, ls6t, and hereto attached. The lnterrogn.
cries required by The Ordnance will be PropOuoded, and
must bs answered satisfactorily, on oath by the party claim.
Log the Interest.
by Order,
THOMAS II DEWITT,
Secretary OF Commissioners Of the Sinking Fuad.
40 Ordinance IN relation 10 The Inttrtat CT Ns StIte
E,nds:
Re Il ordained, That the payment OF the Interest upoa
the bonds Of the state, now the property Of the Govern.
uent Of the United siat.s. or held by II ir truss. or which
are now the property Of II cit zen or corporation o! ala
G,Y: rnuent, Or OF any State adheTrg thereto, shsl! b,
suspended during The existing WAR and for the purpose g!
ascer.alning III. bonds which are 50 owned, the CoDhis'
sioners of the slhkiug fund shall csuss such lnter!ogsiorcr
as they may prescribe, TO be answered under oath. The ih-
trrest Oh said bouds, except thuse held Aforesaid, aGI the
-.rrllrg bong payable In London, shall be pad at the
Treasury, AMI hot elsewhere In currency.
Adopted June 26rh, 1851.
Lara ~ III n klr
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C9ETEDEN:TE TATE or AMERICA,
WAR DEPh RTMENT,
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
E:cHNVNp, July ,, 1861.
nROpOSAIS will he received at this Office until u
4 o'clock, NJ, on Thursday, 9Th list, for the nanufac-
turc Of ll.rc thousand 6 5000 sword B,yonets, Harper.
Ferry Pattern. \ model 10 he furnished by the Depart
inrat. J. GORGAS.
Juiy n-LGt. Chief OF Ordnance,
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~ nuL.Pii wnI ubilsh in ten days. ln,'ruc'iobs for u:i.
cera anil Sou-c"an,,sioard Officers NJ Cavalry b. Lieut..
Co. Won Arti-rhiI.t, ist Hu.srrs Kings Legion. with an
nhrid,n-nt uf .Lrrr ~ L cut. Col. Tue HOE. +. ropsoaDy.
i2ih Light Dragons.
~ IL viii 80, mailed (pcst pnld)f for SC June -
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Nina. TY.se,,sd low the Govern1nent.

".:4iNGroS, July Lit is asceftalned
- az ciGc,ai source that about 100000
.:;: ais have already been issued, leaT'
- tast humber a. least still on baud with
~ beng constantly manufactured. These
Ar aGiiti.4isl 10 those furnished by the
- "i'A":ti:<s. None have thus far been Or
|: +"I' abroad through the Ordnance bu.
l.. i"' " Is al abundance uf ordnance and
~'iV'"s, ard other implements Of war
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LOOK orr FOR ruB "iRaIToa kSArs. Oh
Monday night, one Of the sentinels on guard at
Camp Talbot, was fired at from an ambush by
some unknown desperate, and came near being
killed. AS il, was, the ball struck ono OF ms
forearms, the cone of which it broke. The
wound, however, though severe, is not under
stood to De dangerous.
A strict search was made for the assassin
but without discovering any traces OF hin ;
and thare is not a doubt that he is now going
at large in our midst, u seemingly quiet, mot
fensive citizen, while like a black hearted trail
tor, be is ready at any moment to perpetrase
the most diabolical crimes against US - Nor.
folk Herald. ref
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aC9Ns BY TELEGRAPH.
PRESIDENT Stsphens.

,cr. rog THE ElohMoND ESauISh'
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DARDGza,S SUGAR DROPS, for ths Dc
81 slructi"r OF Worms. These Deep. have q g medicinal
taste. but haY- . pleasar, favor. and are peculiarly adapt.
ed to children, who will cat them l;Er other confectionery.
For sale hy W. PETERSON 4 CO.,
P,L ID l5 Vain street,
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
BUREAU or PUBLIC PRINTING,
RICHMOND June l9th, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS vii! be received at this oface W.
= lii the 2Wth day az July next, at noon, for furnishing
the Undetermined paper for the use OF thu Government Of
the C0hfrdrtai1 States, to wit:
BINDERS PAPER.
Is REAMS IMPERIAL.
IS KEAHS SUPER ROYAL.
Is KEAMS ROYAL.
25 REAMS FOLIO POST.
~ REAMS MEDIUM.
~ REAMS DEM.
luz EEAnS FLAT CAR.
IMU REAMS CAT. CSRULED.
lN KEAXS LETTER, UHRCLED.
PRINTING PAPER.
20J REAMS BEET BOOK PAPER-2onGa.
The contractor will be bound 10 furnish tie Paper al
such time and In such quantities IS the sur-rint, nden,
t Public Printing may oirceti and must give bono, with
two good surrti.s, Tor the faithful Performance e Tie
contract.
sp-r!mens OF the Pape. 70 be furnished NUT accompany
he hid. the paper TO be delivered ln the Cry Of Rich.
mont.
The Proposals 10 Re addressed 10 the Superintendent Of
Public rrin!uS, ami endorsed, "Piopora!s Tor Furnishing
Paper"
The nsmer OF tTn reliable suretirs, also, to accompany
the PROPOSAL. GEORGE l.. ". NELSON,
tnp. Ir-iIr SunArint.nI.pt prhllr prInfiry
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HOUSE WA NE ED.-A MODERATELY -
1I:lZED HOUSE, with The EIoiern impror, FL, mis- sri,,'
anu fixtures, pleasantly situated, with n Yard AMI A.tih-
Trees. IL must be furnished, suitable for HE im.
mediate occupancy Of Il member Of the Cabinet.
E:S- Apply. with prize OF Rent per annutn. to J. H.
JusEs, mt the War Department.
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Fort McHenry, duly J..
In pursuance Of orders issued from the Head
quarters tt thu Army at Washington, for lie
preservation nf The Public Peace in tins D..
par,tnent, ] have arrested ard do now dctain
IN custody of the United states, the late Men
bers Of the Board of PJlice-MrssrS. CHARTS
Howard, William Gatchell, Charles links aud
John W. Davis. Tic Incidents If the past
week afforded full Justification for his or!.r.
Tee Headquarters uIa;er the c':arge ii tie
Board, when abandoned by the officers, reSe'n.
Dlcr; in some respects q concealed arsenal
After publlc recognition AID protest sga!nat The
suspension Of their fIactiols," they contili-
ucd their sessions daily. Upon a forced amd
understandable cnns'ruc:i"n Of nay Proclama
tlon Of the sStli uIumn, they declared that the
Poi C. law vas suspended, and the Police off
and men plt fl duty for the present, intend
lnr 10 leave tho city without any Police
protection whatever. They refused 10
recognize the officers or men necessarily
seleeicd By the Provost Marshal for its
protection, and hold subject to their orders,
now and hereafter, the OH Police force, u large
body of armed men, for sulue purpose, not
knoxn to the Government, and inconsistent
with It's peace or sccnri'y. To anticipate any
intentions or orders on Their part, have
placed temporarily portion Of he force "n'isr
inv command within the city. | d~i'clai,n, TN
tho part Of the Government I represent, all
desire, intention and purpose to Interfere in
any manner whatever with tire ordinary
municipal afflirs of the city Ct BALTIMORE
Whenever a loyal citizen can be named who
will execute It's P,lice laws with importantly
ADD in good faith to the United States, the
military force will be withdrawn from the
central paris of the municipality ut ONCE
No soldier will be permitted in the city, eS-
cept under regulations satisfactory 10 the
Marshal; and it any so admitted violate the
municipal law, they shall be punished accor-
ding to the civil law, by the civil tribunals.
~. NATH'L P BANks,
~: /, Major General Commanding.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04


MILITARY GOODS.
AT WHOLESALE ONli Y.
SIE have nc~ In store and ale
daily rec.lv;us-
a. Dark Navy Blue Cloths.
g. L!pht DO. do. do.
81 Cadet Grey do.
~ d.. 90. Sat!n-tts.
81 Rl.- do.
~ Cry Wool TTert.
81 TO. do. Plannsk.
ur.y Wool Over shirts,
While Wool Drawers and ShirlB,
black Italian Z o'ks.
Military EultuEs, Colts Navy W,tol', &c.
1877 N0IGAS i CO.,
W, j, sale Dealers In General Dry Goods,
ClnlhiuY, Notions, &r.,
No. : and 9, Pu5!i: Square, NASHVILLE,
Jdue gT-2R Tennessee.
OFFICE ts. u. L. Il. h. Il. CON
licHxoHp, 9th June, lsGl.
DAsSESGERS no: knowa to he ::s5.aN
/ residents on the line OF lie lgSSyGS EfdSESS
road, before they can obtain tickets
for passage over the Richmond, fredericksburg aid too-
msc Railroad, must he furnished with . permit from the
proper authorit.r,.
by order Of the Governor,
June - A. D. ALLEN, Tlcke. Agent.