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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-24
JOHN Pope.
'laj. Gen. Commanding

street. was entered on Tuesday night last, and
robbed Of $510.-A disturbance took place this
morning at the south end Of Fairfax street,
Which was ended by the fighting parties being
anested.-The weather is again very warm.
# -----zseA-----
The New Haven Courier says that two
church members got into a fight in the vesti-
bale OF one Of the New Haven churches, as
llle congregation were entering the church -
lAelr faces We're disfgured by blows, and the
ezScltement became general inside the church
ahd out, Finally the men were forcibly sepa~
rated
! ii regard to furloughs, the \. Y. CONNER
1al argues that-"The War Department
.'no0ld be more strict in the matter, and prob
SSsoaly will be now that Members Of CONGRESS
nave lett Washington"
: Inc IL National Republican says that Gen.
11'IiscS lett Order No. 3 behind HMM other
H ', that he will yield full and prompt
ooe1lence to the new military regulations
a'''Sn forbid the exclusion orretum of fugitive
t's' ana permit their employment.
!, \ letter in the Washington Republican
a sso r Augusta, Maine, July q, 1862, SAYS
-. ~ lar as have been able to gather public
!; ss4'1lent' between Washington and this city,
! : Is not favorable to any new movement al the
s;a ssells Time, IN the directions Of appropria-
- u money Tor the purchase Of slaves 7
s., psl1ec(ly satisfied that Congress, in refu-
ts 'S % entertain that suggestion, will be gus~
80 ~ to oco1~<x-e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-24

rT~v7 : NOTICE. FOR ALEXANDRIA
$500 zz5=ss.: AMI WASHINGTON, D. c.
Ihe steamer P14A INTER- will leave Baltimore,
from her wharf, lower end Of Frederick street
dock, every Friday afternoon, at O clock, for
TIC above named places commencing FRIDAY,
July Is, 1862.
Returning, will leave y ashington every Tues
Gay morning, at o'clock, and Alexandria at
b. O clock, (Janney's wharf, calling at all the
usual bindings on the Maryland side Of the I'o-
to1nac for passengers and freight. For further
information, apply on board.
Freight received up tc 2 O clock on the day OF
departure. Al way freight must be prepaid
Passage TO Potomac, So Meals extra
jy 2l-1m GEO W. WEEMS, Master.
R1 nS!1!TSIon W. ! ya1 A 1n5..
lea will leave Fowle>s wharf, Alexandria, vt
and II A. NJ, and |, 8. and P. NJ.
Leayethe foot of Eleventh street, Washin gto1s
at and 10 4. NJ, T. Nj, and 9 I and 2. NJ.
Fare, ID cents.
my Pitt +. 4. KYTIER Captain.a,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-24

XLES AND SPRINGS-A heavy assert
n mcnt just deceived and for sale by
JOHN r. ELYANS,
Washington, jy 23-eo1w 3Gj Penn. av.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-24

r,o.s ZEN. poPE's COMMAND.

v ,sI,1,;aroS, July "a The following dis
" : -. received at the Wa Department this
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

TRATE OF MLGNEsIA has long been known of the
best Purgauv ue hut In the usual form Of solution
LqGd Preparation too bulky for the traveller We have now
the SOLID F0RAoEe ho;ile being equivalent 10 three
or our liquid preparon Anl Ear preferable 10 spsom stls
Bel1iE Powders he uuN Apsheas ems CahsTi, Every
soldier Traveller shor1 have bottle with hin Al t sesIcn CT
the year.
For Bsls al hthDE bAKLRb Drug store,
iva iss Main 81 shove P. q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
tp.EE. 1851.

DRY q GODS =.
-EgECuA.IS rt1g ibis ~ 81 vlsv q nAEnS P1EasSsl
vi ~ sp-.fus stsi . szaaiae car siosE 81 Dkf
GCODs We '9es Zoe
COO bales br1-l .1eg.tass aud shdinsas
lEl-Hgzs-,
- .arsl s...c1ra .hoet1ss ABd Sh;EsnsA
srraca r..tr ani Sgglpsd esnAblfEz.
81 ut.,ss ssrr-d zsi Plaid Dones-ea, cor ssrvaEts
ttHsita Iilz ava
. ns1'nl AID S-ripsl scirtaga
IL ll-ss s2l-T grl-ts
-J..lL ll--
So gHs.ryt G.I.sflcA
g. Er1.zlgT cana arc fgesds,
E fsg e u-syy ans Fa Eners, fer seas Ees
s. . g-arez Tll Is1k risin Stirred and Enbroid
-r-s -s-sas eagals, chs, Csnsres Nestnss a., Ae
a. 81 sss 81 isH vsy oaS.p = as cash sd 2rv1p' wade
A.LEgT 4 DREERT.
Nc. ~ Pearl 81 "a
z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
rnusADS uF OEPART-

49,. go HEADS JE DEPART-
- rsVsyrI ASn AsslSrASTsI s0udbsS 70 lnyise et
% &c Hs1lE Department. o. 1e various or@nehea 81
- .7u.-1. 1clfstris States nos 10 Aenu'ond %
- " a. ysr rys sl-ct e. fsnOIE, rSpcF, StsltiOm-
-. Envelopes. ssiaRg Books, Sse,, shleh vii
f-rr.st Nr--, at lar F-Irll. 8,
H. tt $50 {, % 1stasGshusnt ez-sa1.ys F1oE ssde
r. ne prepared Is J1sslss B8sag and The r'sn2isoIe q
900 -r-.-.s i WORKS.,
RubilhSs gld e. kzelsr,
ly4 81 Ns!n street, Echrona "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
ClaANGE az sCuENULE.

@NN 81
Richmond a. Petersburg r. r.
ON aud after Msreay sIh February, The trains this
" road viii run ~ follows:
TAAS,
Leave Richmond AS daily, and Petersburg a. AIS
AOCopNoDATIoE TEATS.
Leave Rehusud daily except Sundays at s;t5 n and $50
p n, and Petersburg az S5S, =. n
Ms1rS III Ssor only at Half Way satlon csss.er and
Pest WAlthgn Juncllgn-
10 Travellers In mind that they required TO sho~
pass from oher authorized person. before
thov lssve he city by this road = II. 6ILL,
f9i Ge'eral .urt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
RICHMOND WING.
Sss a.uy Vybis in IsicsRORd--PHJ shs Car |

rse ozuy Vyhig in ISicsRond--F@T Ihe Car
PisrS.
Ths great demand for tss DArLr WIG within sne ei.I'
a. ss By regular y transient leaders, and me on-
Guilty OF satisfactorily supplying both classes OF readers
sys carrying Fystsr, adapted only 70 once seOsori
ions have induced u to resort to the only ieAo''
-zods Of managing large city circulation, 70 VIZ: 'u1'
G. Drsgsyssn: 10 10 0=rriy'. From ms oA.e, sHe,'
c-s, no subscriptions for the WHIs to be ie'' "'un us
49,, , 10 t,tsp At ,ss Office, and all persons Indebted
COR srrtio7 20 tbs present time, within the city, ara
"a tocslI A. the oqioe aud settle their accounts
% Carriers VII Of oourse continue to deliver the pa
oar 10 the rrseat subscribers and receive pay for the
.1s st no rate Ct fifteen ee1ls pc. week The pubhs
p 10, understand that all restriction uPen tae sale OF
he Vine b. Carriers within the city removed and
t. al mo us-l e may buy It from the Carriers or have
., for them a. their residences OF places OF business
g f..-r.- 15.t Is6l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
.s-.Ns..Is !. sNolLisyN,


I-INII 0IfNEI|Lg
a. r'-. -r sc Pal l--cs. C1r2rt--s OF t-clAs "a
- ~. -1r ,l1s 2. .-z1 lct hincs. Nl-icF sa=c-
f.s- 'srs -H=l ur lsa 47l7, - 4-t - .oT Eu-lf-
Ta1a g1G- .4-css-a 1ste % cE3=r a. teo-t 20
l.. F-s 500 5-ls 10 lie cg o. s8s1r - Turslr ve-s'
rs E.fE FAX gH3ssa o. VgaGUtVEz
SEA l.es ssnllz 3z SI=s--1 l1- .rg 5tlse- hag
- Eacrl-s- n-c0z1 a,-z,s1', va Ei 10 great
D. .ss1 O. aH- the so1h s:l BUrTsR, ald hay bac'
o. -a sEt-ss g many T-As IN hssa Re! a1sr. E TAKE
'hg r5oq 'rfv % b-zl1g T-cr slrg sci
.Hs.1g . r7f aF ~ Pals lp c .ucs larger ~ ~ tcG
s-.a @ rrsr . se-f - l-zst AZ racEl yea
g Ta' n- pie se+ 81 receive j. O. c"afsa1-nto-
's= uA- FITS Gee ati-e-i -fsst P,es 40 - 9ss- -f
asI. 1s, rch you ss1is 90 enc 'oWlst "a rfaf pr
. #-nI Do al lrJzug, s1,isser say Be seat
ssl "a eEl % ~ de Interest Of hsth lls rr-ss
!. -e-. Ives. % Ga. 90 set-iv1 Ery fthe= c1EarJ
30 -e- % 10. 70 clil yC1r particular aissa-
-.- HHs..z-r saH1 . have heretofore
7.HsH le . N1 .rhr- sg --r r-s- An iu-ulz1l csV
ssa gH .J- ne ,a-tasf have s--n t1sss ei
Ht.y or mo -s srvy-tTs yeas. Al 1sE
.t.a.-..= r4r.'sas .. ..s1t tl--sis. .l2a-
-Als=cN JONES' Hgens,
-H1e-r AM ~ H. -1 h.-chAl-
- i. gu 81 .h-L.-n- ".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
NEW HARROW
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

pEcIAL notice the city and eoeny PsoPs in want OF any
- Goods would DO Neliby eArnE A. Nc. ~ Main street;
Havng very large stock Of trn.s Lawns Jseone 0Tgan
ss plain figured Bsrege black and cooTed silks saAH8
"a .pas blsached and brown shns snd Saeetng OaSs
uees Kentucky leans, striped and domestic Tor men snd
servants Ladies' GAers Eoroec5, kd snd oaSkin shoes
Hy.. Gad chdrenb Shoes o. every sad quality, Linen
aad Cotton Goods for And boys LA bs and LIE fhrded
Gloves AZ l2 centg; Mis- 31H 20 ~ Anen Boa.s q y
cen.I; Irish LAnen a. SIX and 80 cents; P1rLsoI plain
striped 81 u cents; Ssss CA1ric and Jaeoaee NS1
pink acd white fa-sxn 81 aohshpg low prices the hhes
csmbric worked BAnds and CosTI, Gosh Al nose sooda
Escve great many TOO Numerous 20 Esnion oner Ier
sale without charging c.e &C iheg e oo0ght beose nc
hard aes hsd eouereoi, r. careful shat VOC come ;" e
s.vE - w. " JOSEPH sT2EUSF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
PACAET BOAT FOR LEXINGTON

New Arrangement.
ON aud sUar the 9lIs az April, Ickt sSE<IS:Ir
" Boa viii hroulh 70 Lexington as wei E11&k8es9
a. Lyuehbug and Buchanan.
MonsoSD
To tt'Fyie ~ 90 To Lexington ~ %
To Lynch6urg L'o To bnehsnaa o-'
Leave Richmond as usual p MoDdSy Wednesday and
Friy y ehbIrg in S6 hours and Lexington and buon-
sIan, NJ Y. NJ, Of the secoad dsy
VIII accompany the Boat far Columbia TO avoid
croEdng ana 10 give each passtngrr n Beth
Leave I-Sipt and Buchanan ~ ", Monday, WeiDes.
daT sni Friday aehburg In 70 hoHr aud hmond IN
- h.uu.
Rs,x see time Of and Fare between Richmond and
Lynchburg:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

uIALRoIf BROTHER, Proptls.orI Of N. ssoys sOAxE
Il balding PoETABLE STEAM Hs6IsTs, o. ~ 10
proved construction, Of all ttes, hon SIX 70 forty Rose
suitable for chouar Bag h Threshng hs-hne and eiha
parpeGss which they nssr themselves fully equal
otros TO any Engines built here eifsyhs.s.
They viii also furnish srArlo6ARY eTEAk Hs6Irrs, Eta
seo Eorte 20 any required psEe-.
CIRCULAR saw HnLS Of re ses' sppre,sa sssyis'rs,
EuSfr5 ssl vsitIs fer WATER WORKS, RcsvAsts GzTEg
hLLte, aod IRoSs for sILIs Of al kl=tt
RAibRoAD vNEk ef 6gery dcs5Tiyti5s.
IcbAooc PRTfs isTEsG vits s,s ~ s-tIsiss gl.
TchAseo gsasi sih every tisd 81 RsB 81.
| - nAtSif,is Eai TsorsHr r7cd Takz.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

DiSS0LUTiOE az CO-FlRTGGEShiP.
FsfHM co-Psrtaership Of CizFksOn, Anderson d Co.,
dissolved July ist BY udasl eonzsnt j. A. oLAAH-
rs viii sette M bualnsS trough ei!hes partner viii sign 10 qu
daou As books and be found 81 the once o.
J. A. cLARKsON,
IN Anderson,
.uS--H 7. HRoHHELL.
NOTICE.
sltbis .NrtS daYa cLaEKSON CO,
NJ Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
E.-F ti'VTFoI nDETtS,

ga-.arfssld ts1 s 'sg s1--,c'' s Ag-50a s1si2ss'
. t.....rf rf t.s auction g5-a FganEl-
g.. sew 1.-.s..F Hy .FrrE a GGut-aY.
.-..r a- .args.r z-t s'T1-ey, s-i s,ieits he
- r..1.. Hrt .Hc r=-le rtl -gs'y. he P.siFss hg
... - .H..Hss or la pstsslss s-3 tate-s s-t-i
.. I. -- ihs t-sdV ~ vll be euE5lci %
r..t.-- zlrs-s -s.-ss VII u.ss liberal advances
...sT o. tll1-4ad Is prepared 20 bard ps7I7ss sn
t $50 t-.. sr' s,sc q. I s5r'sl.ihst1g ample se,or'
...r. fr- --.- z. i srOEG,
O. sraasra "a i5cr ssov VAL riresl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

FEJHos. PRIo1 CO. have In SsOck-nAny rseeyse-
l. Heavy Bed Blankets, Grey Army Blaniss O4 and lq4
OIraburgs Irish Linen, DAnAsks Twlinu nesAni supply
Black Ba.que, Black Beaver and French Cloths
ase Just opened spool Cotton Lambs Wool shs and Draw
Hosiery Collars sleeves and Iaes &C. &C. Any portion Of
regardless OF the present Increased they determined 10
Do when the br ke oct; Goods ssera soss sud such ~
Their stock Kept up.
w. .s
E0K sALE.-i9,OO9 Ii, prime LssfL.rd
Il 100 boxe, TallOu Candies
10 ties Res
S9hhdS N Sugar
a. s sss syTSR s,.,
81 cases sardines
irObbls really nne Irsh Ps.slSs
80 bbs Crushed Sugar
10 bbb Porjrreddp
go gslS Bye Whisky, years old
50 do Apple BFSBay
go eeIsi iySeseuIs Ma Ias.s ros.'ss
Jsis J1HSs1N. Yo1sGER oTKYs, Is pe.rir
SUOOL HATS, AZ No 1 Ballard se-Jus, re
w oYediO0 dos Wool Hs OF vArous grades for sale on 40
ds laS'''''' ''''-'' JOHN thompson.
DECEMBER 1861. DECEMBER 1861.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.
TogEF GRAY, liI Main street. ROhnond Va has in ,.Or'
and oaers for SALE At usrfs rates. for CASE cay 'Snss
Indlgc. rtdctiy prize Qr.lsv
haddsT. good 6nSrO
Alum
GIa Opium
Iewt Opium
sulph AeTphis
Oaloue
Blue Mas
hereural Ointment
Chloroiorln, tpts Eitrs
Adhesive TaS4er
TaT1aro Add, Bup. CaTh so3t
Black Pepper AlLspce, Girser
Nutmegs, Mace. Gloves and ciEnhnos
BAkd OIL OF Lemon, pure
Csstile soap
foHd. RhuhAFb y ].
french Mustard, Cocoa
German Matches, &c, 40
Mss, Aysrieiy ofPsieni or family medicines.
ao3 JOHN = Cray. Drsscs
SUNDRIks.-ls9olb los Cotton ODE, assorted
. so Co Hemp Tvine do
Toe do Pat Lin Thread
70 coE fine French oalfshns
10 do DO do Morocco DO
90 DO English sheep Skins extra
% dc Oold Iinizg skins
IS Ades Pat Enaneed Leather, u'd oslsu
$40 pr. Mems Shoe Lasts
qoO Iors rs snd Children do
600 dos Aiexanicrs Spool Cotton
l69 pks Fine assorted
l0c0pr. Trace Chains
500 Log Filth al Tongue Chains
loo nil and \ Cut Saws
50 Circular Saws, aSsd 4to ~ In.
10 caSes genuine CGStie Soap
800 G and EngiIh Per. Gaps
In Nofe and for sAls By RHODES, WILSON HURT,
Successors 10 Smith, Rhodes 90.
Jail 90 Pear street
CIIsATE OF MLsNEsIA hn long been known Of the
Purgays In hut In the usual form OF Solution
Lqzld Preparation bulky for the traveller We have
8sOlD FORH hne being equivalent 20 three
or iour liquid prepGron Sn as preferable pson st
bel1E Powders ie usual Apere1ls ems CathsIts ENeJ
solder Traveller shor1 have bottle with hin al s eAIen CT
the yeSr.
Tor ssis M MADE 1 BAKERB Drug Store,
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Eoroners' Inauesta.

UyESowS MAN DROvysp.--Tbe body Of sn unknown
man found oatng the dock al perNo. East river
yesterday Coroner Colin held annques upon The body.
when verdict that tie doceased eame TO his death by
ROWING rctGrDel Tho deceassd was apparently
face. lie lad linel snort, BLACK nsured sIk vest,
bloc coat gray pants and shoes In hs poo set wore
found a vcDw agured pocket hanlkerchiet AMI small
key Had been Ia the water about twenty .four hours
sIxfsR CAss tho body Of man abou! sixty years
or age was yesterday found floating tho river loot q
Canal :, oct Corotor Mar larn held o. nqtcst tho
ctsa wn verdict ~ acciieuta lg vte restrn.
an le ,Aeea was four folt s8ycn 'gn1s ~ heEh was
dfqe..d ii SIT Il black N. Aad peeA IN wster
eUJu. tSsSs AVlfS
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
! Nsw YoRK ClrY, July 5, 1852.
WEEKLY HERALD. from July II, 1852, 70
July Il, 1858. Nos. 81 papers
Received payment in full, on account, 81 90.
G. LA GRANGER
Al 90

Here il will be observed that this double
impostor, in the characters Of newspaper agent
and soldier, is selling off the HERALD every
cheap for ceshi' and without regard to cost"
For our weekly, which is three dollars, in ad-
vance, he gives whole years subscription for
one dollar, cash down. II people, however, in
the way Of bargain, will be deceived by such
manifestly false pretences, they must be content
to suffer the consequences. We havs no ira
yelling agents. and all cur travelling cores
poudents are required to pay as they go.
When an interloper drops In anywhere collect
ing subscriptions for the HERALD, or palming
himself off upon hotel keepers as q HERALD
correspondent, the parties approached will be
good enough to understand that he is q knave
and an impostor. Against such rascals this ID
the best that we cen do to protect the public.
The United States mail is the medium through
which we receive our country subscriptions and
pay for advertisements in the HERALD.
HAsrY LEGrsIATIoS.--One of the last things
hurried through Congress was an act striking
out the State Of Connecticut from this judicial
circuit. The law previously authorized the
Judge Of that State TO hold sessions Of the Cir
cult Court in this city. Judge Shipman has ac-
cordngly officated much Of the time here, to
the great satisfaction Of the government, the
bar and the public. In the midst Of the trial. of
an important pension forgery case, q few days
since, his Honor read from the doings OF Con-
gress, published in newspaper, the announce
ment that he was no longer legally upon tho
| bench here, bill eiiccting this change having
not only been passed, but signed by the Presi-
| dent, to take effect Immediately. or course all
| the witnesses, summoned at great expense
| to the government and the defendant, had to be
| discharged And this is not all A tedious
trial for murder on the high seas had just been
brought to a close in the same court, the jury
returning q verdict Of guilty IL was found
that the aforesaid act had been signed by tbs
President while the case was 10 progress The
whole proceedings are Of course null and void
AS the business Of the United States courts il
this city Is quite heavy, there Ia some curicsit.
20 kno. what were the motives which led &
tbs movement which has seemed to take ever.
one by surprise We have heard il suggcste
that we havo some one in our midst who wou
not object to IN appointment upon the Unite
states bench, but bow could this w,sh b. grt
,s,soA glsaegi sgss creating All ogeniaai
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

Sgu COUNTERFEIT "a large number OF eouniarfeit
Ave dollar bills tbe Mercantile Bank Of r.attsburg, N
Y, were put In circulation In this city yesterday. The
bills remarkably well executed, and dated March
4, 1852 The storckcepers IN the Ftseuth ward were
pretty extensively vClimzai but up to late hour
afdY did not learn thl any arrests had boon made
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

GREELEY ~ TRoUBLR.-Psor Greeley IL raving
over our announcement that q combination had
Seward for United States Senator. In his agony
he throws himself upon the ground, knocks Of
liz white hat pulls his hair, tears lis drab coat,
kicks oG his boots and gets Tie legs Of bis pan
falcons above liz knees, and cries out FOR Weed
to put a stop to this. We ask xr. Weed 70 do
no such thing, but 70 watch and seo whether tbc
Internal republicans y the Conservative masse.
arc now to be victorious.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

PEAcsks IN nn Crr.--rhls delicious fruit has once
more made Its appearance In city. The supply
from New Jersey, and consists, Of course, Of Inferior
and yet unrpe quality. better description may bs
expected in the course o. few weeks
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

Death of Rev. Benjamin J. Waliace.
Pur.ADsrPHiA, July Is, 1852.
Rev Beajarnin ). Wallace, editor Of The Pra1ytstda
QudrtrLy Gerisu, died this morning
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

his hair and calling on the negroes to come
North and help US. "If they don't come," says
Greeley in the Tribune yesterday, May God in
His infinite mercy save the republic; for
there is no other hope remaining Look at
this silly sniveler-half coward, half traitor.
Here at the North we have twenty-three mil
lions Of viii te men, and in the border States
we have million Of slaves. In the South they
have three millions Of negroes, who are es-
Gaping TO our lines as last as possible. Yet poor
frightened Greeley and his gang Of fanatics
have the impudence to declare that II these
three millions Of tlsrkeys do not come over to
our side we twenty-thres millions Of Anglo
Saxons are lost forever. Can anything be
more silly than thiss What would we do with
the three millions OF slaves If we had them?
Half Of them are old men, old women and
picaninnies, who would have TO be put out TO
nnrse. The other half might wash for US,
scrub for us and cook for us-they cook very
badly--but as to fighting, we believe that one
stout white man would be enough for dozen
OF them What extreme folly il is, then, to be
ranting and raving about few darkeys, who
would not earn their yictuals and clothes il We
had them, and whom we can get along very
we'll without. May God in His Infinite mercy
help poor Greeley out Of his scare.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

NXoN's CREMoRSE GARDEN Fourteenth street and
sAtn avenue-OfARl BALLET, PROMENADE CONCERT AND
EouKs
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadwav-Cox
cufr-lGaR RNED SEAL &c. at all hours RS PARrrsC
roS-WASTED A FAMILY, afternoon and evening.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
AMUsEMENrs THIS EVENING.

NEW BOwERY THEATRE Bowerv-Lrrr AND An
VENTURES or JACK SHErrARD-PoAcHERs Doox.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

BOWERy THEATRE. Bowery.-FKARLxss Pool
WHo's Mr. DApDri-IRELASp As II Is.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-09-17
Counterfeit Confederate Notes.

Below (says the Richmond Enouirer)
we give as good description Of the gen
uine and counterfeit. Treasury notes. now
in circulation, As We have oeen able 10
procure:
ln the hundred dollar bills, the sailor
on the lower left corner OF the genuine
notes wears black belt, with the buckle
upon it very distinct in the counterfeit
bills, the bel! is white and the buckle not
plainly seen. IN the centre picture, the
mule attached TO tue cotton press, in the
genuine bill. is less distinct, though larger
than in the Counterfeit. and presents bis
head 10 the front; in the counterfeit, he
changes hs bsse," and presents a SIDE
view. On the ground, bet~ee the sail.
or's feet, in the genuine, ia broken s, one
"A sePsrats one by il; in the counter.
fei., there are three separate stones, the
centre one smaller than the Others. Al
the upper right corner Of the genuine
notes. the white ground appears through
the shading OF the medallion work; IN
the counterfeit, the entire work is dark.
This will suffice for the hundreds.
10 the fifty dollar bills, several white
spots appear jos. over the figures fifty, in
the medallion work at the upper righ,
corner Of the genuine bills there are none
in the counterfeit. The outside Of this
medallion work. 10 the counterfeit, is GOV.
cred by a running net work; in the gen.
uine, there is none. In front Of and at
tached to the chest, in the centre picture
oi the geo uine note, there is = paddock
there is none in the counterfeit. 10 the
genuine note, the head Of the man 10 the
lower left corner Of the bills is nearly bald,
q little hair is combed down smoothly on
the right temple (; in the counterfeit bills,
3 full head Of hair is represented. the hair
on the righ, ,emLle being slieh,Iy dishsv.
slied, as if biowr by puff Of wind.
Twenty DOLLAR 9ILLs.-In the coun.
:srfsit bills, the figure 2, on tho right side
is cut by aus lire, entirely separating
the tail Of the figure from the main body
Of IL; ih the genuine. the figure 2 is per.
feet. In the gsnuine bills. tue ha, on the
head Of the man 10 the lower lief, corner
Of the note, sits more upon the top Of the
head than in the counterfeit; in the coun.
terfeiI, the bat seems TO be thrown more
towards the back Ct the neck.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-09-17

ciunati is now doubtless ours, if not by
capitulation then by storm. We will
not trust ourselves in the present uncer.
tain,y to dwell upon the full benefits OF
such a conquest. II the city Of Porropo
lis is true TO her fame, valuable and ex.
tensiYe stores Of provisions were a part oi
the spoils. Fortified there by strong bat.
teries both on the land aud tho river
side, the city could not be easily re taken
without it's destruction, Which the enemy
would wish 10 avoid. Iutrenched there,
the navigation Of the Ohio would be
barred at that point and i,s commerce
strangleG. The aid which its possession
will yield in the interesting and vital
work Of libera,ing Kentucky, cannot well
be over estimated. How heartily, then,
do We hope that the news will be con
frmed. - Richmond Enquirer, lOM inst.