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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. c. Mo6UIRE q CO. .Apotopeera
Il oT,hsn; scout, Of Hor.s.. C,rHlass., sar-
FIONA pFaF6&Ss s st1St Il s.. k sss
lSs, I'd z. hS O,SIoss st BE .;ab,s' q ne ,ls
.tock Of c.III.se., HOr,es, Harness. and stable
oslsshe, Cl.ss, and Bsroueh. Carriages. of differ
Busties, Csrysl., and light oae Horse Carriages,
N1u Der Of setts Of sing e AID Doublo EsT1ess,
horse Covers, Robes, huEs, Whips, DruEhet,
Some twenty C.rrisss. and Saddle Horses, many
Lot q Too. .sd SstsII., In Coach and Bl.oE-
credit c S,s5 S4:s SG
sale fi HsEf g H ii!sSD; ssss5ss
On Did J. Q. MoSUlRE a Co., Auots
Byw. l.. WALL 4 CO ,Auosioneer..
fHIs SALE fS:"s az s"S os AZ
sosf.ya,. Jenny Lad .nS GernsE.oyn Ne
NUN, sd iI.ssnt a, e'o.Ooi. "a. vi I'll n
front Of the AuotiOn Rooms, without reserve, Zoe
Jenny Lind Wagon,
! Jenny Lind W sfoD, FOR persons,
! ROotawty, for persons,
Germantown Wagon for 4 or persons.
Bet. Double snd sinsl. HsTn....
.t,.t ity,., ana In .Iosisnt O'dsr, sSe ssis made
w. L. WALL & CO..
az ~ lkeE Intel Aneuonceu.
BY }. c. mo6UIRE co. Auonopssrs.
Fss6hksbEVff Eohk All RSSssL I1I sat ai:.
10 O'CLOCK, ~ resIdence no, 4o2 corner lsh and E
streets. We shsl sel . lot OF Furniture, OOmpris-
Mihorsuy sos, Centre Table,
e mseo ca VIA TnsaI.,: aoDnfe. we.tnot,
Bedstead. Bureaus, WashltandI,
HAL s1d husk Mattresses, Bois<u, Pillows, and
c.rpsss. I..bl.., Toil., Set
RssalsloI: and other Stoves, ao., &o.
an sM 10 INSURE co, Auess.
s:ce e %A q W.I c. s h1S.Gnss
fs :. ,1d OF 9. SSosDEMSE2
m0NpAY: Autu,t ash, 1854, oonmsncins q 10
''', - aoRs Tss AND MULES.
C9Sndemned @ unit for public service.
Captain and Assistant q us Il
"a ee w. 4. WALL . CO., A1cts.
MARsHAL's SALE OF VESSELS, as.-By
Utitsd states for me District OF CoIsm6Is' 4 Vii
Nav a. 'ss E, Sssh = the
DAY. ne zad day OfAuIpst Instant. ocnmeneinr
ss ~ 10 SslSst :. m; TIE f1LoylII named vssssS,
'hs steamer Eursfs I ses three ealing Vessels.
10 store-ho1te ct the Wsshinrton Nav fsrS.
NE osrfoes Of the three calling vessels a. foIovs
Ios nars Of heat. 10 bags Of salt bag. of coes.
Y chesu Of Tea, lot Of Mems and LadIcs' Shoes,
Lot q fercusslon CAPS, lot Of BlacIinr,
kot OF Calico, lot Of Cotton lot OF SpooI Cotton.
fot OF fins. lot Of Linen Thresd, lot Of Neeoles
fot q n0tuee Lauoanlm. lot Of EnvbloDea,
10y o. Mrltlt Paper. lot Of uInine,
Lot OF Grey Cloth. lot OF PEretorlo.
Ter Of 9inIh ham, l.rre lot Of cifsri,
LOT OF Gum Opium, lst Of Morphik
WARD n LAMON,
y. b. Marsha for the
a. Io-o0 District Of Columbia
MAkSHALs eALE.-In virtue Of q writ Of
Oerfss on a. al TIE ei,cn,t ~ srsa from the
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EMMERsON INSTITUTE,
strssi. be:s.es l2th and 18th streets.
sIhnoi CL~sSi Al Al Az niaFhEMArI-
HIS dItiss OF This sonool will be resumed nm
Seltemher LIST. Adore 3 u 'n
az y 81 CaAs YOUNG, Principal.
RLADENSBURG ACADEoY,
- PRINCE GEORGES CouNTY Mn
The Ihlrty-srst Annuai Sc non viii Commence
gentlemen a'e prepared for 90 lege or for An, soi
enunc pursuit Terms for DOarders $50 or asa
Ion Lnere ID daily stage from W srh!ngton 70
eu - CIV Prof ]. FILL Pripci,.l
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
WHY BANKS WAS NOT REINFORCED.

why BANKS WAS NOT REINFORCED.
As some newspapers are publishing invidious
comments upon the fact thst tie corps d'armee Of
General Banks was not reinforced during the
battle Of Cedar Mountain when the corps Of Gen
eicDowell were within three and Ave miles Of
his position. ard that Of General Sigel within
seven and eight miles, II may not be improper
FOR IN TO state that up to 81 r. m for one hour
and half aftor the commencement Of the engage
ment-6eneral Banks did not dream that be was
contendine with an enemy in force equal to his
own. At 6K p. m. he dispatched the Command
ing General to the effect that he was driving the
enemy before him. Ate p. m, when his troops
esssyed their terrific charge upon the rebel bat
tsrIes, their Infantry response from the cover Of
woods and thick underbrrsh FIRST revealed their
overwhelming strength to General Banks, who
then dispatched messenger to the rear to netifJ
General Pope Of the fact. Tksn II was that Rick
etts was ordered TO push forward with all possible
rspldity 10 his assistance. We saw Ricketts' ed-
vance enter the field on "the double quick ~
reaching II In the shortest possible time after In
formation Of the real strength Of the enemy had
been received from General Banks. The truth 10,
General McDoweI's corps was In the best pos.
slole position to serve any emergency, sad would
have been In the fght, beyond peradveuture, had
the enemy not contrived to conceal from General
Banks and his whole corps d'armee his real
strength, until hour too late to permit Ricketts,
% be ordered up In time to arrive on the field
before nightfall put an end to the engagement for
the time being. None others than the officers
actually engaged In the front could possibly
know the necessity for reinforcements. Tasi,
failure to appreciate the fact therefore, and that
alone, was the cause Of the omission to reinforce
them ere the engagement was substantially over.
We may add, In conclusion, that nothing could
be more unjust than censure upon Generals Pope
and Mcdowell, or either Of them, in this con-
motion, the facts we state above clearly prove
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pASIEN! OFFICE oyRI0sIIIEs-s,ids 70
nent 6ardens, q the stsnd in Patent o1se. Tsre
Aus snrlan BooT 6oyeTnmsnt Boeks; Deeu-
lorss; Burnt Patent Once Repofts; Cheas boofs
rrnshed 70 PediAr.; Military 7riais; Military
sfoHip A nnsr ssEs,nSa.; P.nor.pa 81 t5s Oosst
5 sioLs' EsosIect cheap rent Large ale, Nv
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MAtEsHAL,s sALE-In virtue Of . WA Of
ne Cireait Court, Of the District Of Colum6s for
me county o. Washington. and 20 me oireotsi.
S ,o House door Of sad county, on FRIDAY. ne
~ ~ ny OF segtemoef next, ls61. 81 Il o'oiocf mi
hos' sSaaLe NO ia, In The city Of q hins ton
-. -. s2retner Win al and singular tie imDrove
~ oJ lance IS. Donevtn, and vail Be- cod "a ~
~ LnoieiNs no ", 20 October Term IssD IL favor
a tdh late msrsks. BIO.
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MAkSHAL'S sALE.-In vIrtue Of |. win 81
NJ nsn f.eiss under lien Law Issued from ne
Of ColImois Tor the County Of wash nrton soS ~
IL fons " S s1so,s 70 public ale Or c..I
on FRIDAY, the 9th day Of september neSt' ia.
u n e,pseea n Lot: No 2 .od s: p Tesds nd
city Of WashIngton, ID. c. tot ether win All ~
nnssiaI the lmhrovemena thereon, se ned and
nsss, Msy x. Hsrkness, anc sam1eI A. Gons.h
nc VII Dc sold 20 satisfy gudIoIals No. IN. -
October term. lee1, IN favor Of David Foyhls '
ana. WAhD b. LAhON,
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y NGHINE, q pr. % orde:, q " very i isS :
|SFse~ oan sflls Fsssvacxe a Is
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NOTICE TO The PUBLIC.-The treat Spsu
nh Dsuseuso, MAMMA RAvIL, 10 psrforniLr
mighty htfo'e immense audiences 1T 6anterbury
Hall She hiss not been OF gagged, nor viii abe a.
pear up,n the tage of any other rIaes eJ ansss
sasSt IN this Oft. Those who wien 70 see he- 2
Torrance mast visit Canterbury Hall.
MARTIN HANLf,
an ID Agent for hauetta Rnvel.
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WANTED TO Rent Or BUY-A comfort
w able DIV ELLlN9 HOUSE, with Ave or six
rooms. sItuatsd eonvsnIently in washIr Eton. Adj
dIesn Box 1913 Post q fhce suNlvs
HOUSES WANTED. for private DWELLINGS and
H also boATdins. Ihoss In wan. of tenants viii
eP2J q I'll ninth s'iee, et the Employment
Also, the best o. oervs. u on hand.
au 1SlN N 81 MILLER.
1 AIDES. LOOK BERE II want every lady In
"A town 70 bring their flannel, muslin oanbr,o,
&c and nave IL stamped. You oan have your
choice Of 500 elegant patterns desis ned for eyery
article Of lEdles' wear. We only ekdyss sir et1ts
PSF tetdfA and are tho only persons IN town Gh5
make II "a exclusive businets Call at 2SOL
seventh street wett, between l. and NJ ats, North
ern Liberties. An o ets
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WAsEIN9ToN CITY GARDEN, No. Y.,I
s.esaf, between lsf ssd ID sfy-The Ipbscrf-
pei Respectfully Informs the public thai he has ne
sSsneu INC epove pleasant retreat for this seasou
eE9 THAI hereafter on every Monday and Thurpdsy
o,cioof n. theIs WIN be q band Of prlio. Il
6tliory have been erected for the smusement .,
Msitors; Slnbs and associations oan have the use
Ee Icdfes himself shst he viii ne sse Nh bsas en
sSSxSrs 70 fSsse gu yho nay honor bum viii their
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FEEE PROMENADE CONCERT, AZ ia
ssssss, sess fks Capitol Gsrdss -The undersis ne
respectfully informs the pubic thai he has made
" ISInfsi9Hens pa on every WEDNESDAY and
SsRiol Garden are closed. . part Of the Marine
Eana VII give rand Promenade Concert &C the
ssHnI It on had, ID Tbs Garden Hil BE- kesst-
~ stims fRs,ubhoan.l ProSristcr,
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Life Insurance.
REMOVAL

L. EELER q MORGAN have Re-
IN moved thssr lamp ars oi sfcro a The fsrly
t~siltinrs. S<tt ~ he Court uSpss
c<r>ot1n
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thea. Of the Sonbsrdment OF Island No. 10
wss sstAsr a~rstass." We have no drubs
that. II aryt thing eoaid amuss ths Jownaf.
It you'd 10 atEa.sos. ossraitercd sifh The
his-hiood Of soma brave scidleFs. telling
sna. he loyal forces la;lei - co Lin rny
damage, a. certain point. "ASfhsr zr.4=
ing" % hear irEitoTa bloTiate over success.
" Ratk- s~rrEsias." the association vi.h these
traitor Generals. Who have cent zoe and IA
toleSabie anguish 20 the hresrles Cd our
fr.cnds ndneighhcrs Yes. Eatha sriss
iag." becausrss wa the Grss rsy Of c~onsola.
ton me Journal kss bah since the battle Al
Hali's Bluff. Rather amusing" 70 unite
with rebel Generals. ike the Wsvd sssisfs
. darce about their internal crime
devils with devils
DsmEod. Grm eoncorl hold
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40 TO \. &. BURROWS, No.
~ ~. Main Street ion ~ill hnt his hoass fuH
sffresb Goods a every thins that can b put In .
hon>s ~ thr kitd, anl SD fs 8 very small profit for
sssa. A tie r.ots are hoaght fr cash. and BY my.
srit, The qnaiity anf psee all compare favorable
9TH auy honse 10 ~ cav.
k~e1thins soid wfl - dsilsr' - any part - The
eitT IRE a ehafre.
ell 81 NJ. -. vsia ssrD~s. rsfre HAate. In4lans
Ac ruRRow-s
Hurtfsiu
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SJNpNgA MENoRNnL1 D. NrHr f,t>r-
o. TINS wAE-The fact that oar glofoe.
hattie Of Pittsburg Landing VS. opened on
sunday, and that the capitulaiion q lslad
No I'D occurred between SUNDAY evening
an Monday morning. reminds - Of certain
other memorable sunday Ia the leading
events OF this rebellion. ca sunday. the
Sta Of Nay last. President Lincoln twenty
days TO the parties concerned ~ tsis rebel
lion expired. ca sunday. the alsi OF July
Bull rga. on sunday. January l9ih. l-c9.
the beginning OF the general break down OF
the rebellion. was fought the battle of Mil
Spring. Ky. ending IN the defeat and death
OF General ZoliicofTer: on Sunday, the 18th
of February. Fort Donelson was surrender.
ell on Sunday. the 23i. the Union advanced
column. under General Nelson. entered
Nashville. CA Sunday. the - March. Rrna.
wick. Ga vas occupied by a portion OF the
Dupont expedition. on Sunday. March =. the
battle between the Aerrimsc and he Mooi
tor. in Hampton Roads. on Sunday. Narch
-, The battle OF Winchester nj. be.aies
thee more important events occurring on
sunday there have been sabbath dav Skin
mtshes LAst AMI West. within the l~..ttWe.ve
months. TOO numerous 20 msat.ua. Bat pro
baby filisburg Lanaiag. Ike Blcnheim aud
Waterloo. eil stasi IN history among the
great decisive battles Of ihe world fcashi on
Sunday Beaoresarj. however. IN oelebrat
sae il - Tho week DAY anniversary Of Bull
run. hn made . serious mistake: bat. 18th
regard 10 Sunday a. ths h,iy Sabbath. !, =
out ofther question ~ish hostile srn.s. FACE
% face - lort Tsnr.
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Fancy Dystne and Securing E-tsb.
tiskr-eut
INVITE CEkfL AID cAsHkERi ssANL.
SD a. wccien IFsse-s also. Gsrtisrns,'s
c1s<hs cisestt as cs.srst y . nsw eb<r,rsi pro.
cess, q, lcek i1s cr-.
vss<>h szest bet eco he sa-si a. sa streets.
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tss EdsssF Sfths Jss,-sl calls - ; N.
siot aeolitiona ifon he bsfrl tis,r-t {"
Ihe ois.gissss "a seessh carries : t-rns a..
trrs cpoa hsc areas.
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Fear PrIssxi has At last Internationally
surrendered % IT. Federal sosses. This IN
fo-=.:.o= : from the Savannah R7ut-eoa
Of srscsat date. The hontasizeri vasol
sscb : cha-sc.c. a. 70 make seven large
brooches n - Kaiis Cre iclasi baHsFy
ef eight PsFsot guns. lsed balls OF : eonieal
shaps. ant yish sreh force were they prcec
ses. that they passed through he wall Of the
Fort Al nearly every ire TWAS recently
stated BY Southern papers .hat lie garrison
rad N immense amount Of munitiohs etc.
and 4 such 4 tie case j, has probably all
fallen into cur possession One b one :
the Government rc,aking Il property !er'
sumter vii doubtless be Il ohsct Il .aicf.
ezs con again.
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ttf-t'r'' ''Nt - @fft& ~ tINu~
81 Of sto aI.t aud sith REGIMENT.
We cap, .rsr he syansyilc rssraaiiis
follos &c LET Ct killsi and voraded Of tho
AIS ard lltA regiments I4disbs Vollrtser-
alsg MrfsSa.
F.elt AID esaa-Mscr Fred Arn, killed,
Col. Charles Csun, wounded ceF;oesls, "A.
Jstsai c. " Foss, &c.
.fDl ~ 1LLsr.
LaaP4Iy William Villains. Thomas
oqpgaay hIeepA " Williams. Eman-
vei HOLMAN.
Go C-John Douaha, JOSIAH Il lotion
Co k-Ae~sa k,ser Jossph Dancey. Jonu
Black.
Co orf.a. s@ggans } usss B Fulsnrht.
co,H-sergem, Kish onsAs. Ecru,n A.
Ku.h.
Co ~i-capain Ceoree Harvey. Jacob
Martin, Jacob Prize.
90 K-cornral Calvin q Psisehsu ra.
rick fierne,.
woIsnrp
20 A-Secgeanl Wm T. Osborn, Srreant
John Cook. Corporal Aquilla laverty Josiah
Leak. Sebastian i%.ernhcaGt. Edward theifeg.
James Is Runny. las W SgsraF. Jsmel
wann.
Co B-lst Sergeant 5 ; Ha,iland. 1T
Lieut. 4 4 Rose. Edwarl i Parton, John
Brown. Vincent IL C~ockney. VIM Davis, Ia
cob Gonser, John T. Hostct,er. Lewis Is ~
bargcr. Wm II Nelson. Joseph Z parr
co Corporal John Jenckes, Corporal
Leonard Mahan. Corporal Martin Evans.
John Arterburn. Jenias X Brenton. Vim
Brown. Thomas Greene, Vim 4 Clark, la
cob ; Light. joha Love. Harry Miller.
George Moses. Thomas Roberts. William
Ryfnan, Samuel Sutherlin. Joshua Totten.
Henry Nyeth.
Co D-Captain James a Walls. Corporal
William +. Hughes. John NJ Brickey. Al
bert h. Bolcs, Ezra pit1en.
Co E-Captsin Vim III Fairbanks, Isl
Lieut. Francis Brooks, "a Lieut. Samuel &
Scott. Sergeant Wm L McMurrau, serneant
VIM. Poths, Corporal George Leak. John
Stewart. Hezikiah Covert, Stephen Bitter
man, VIM Wilgas, Hiram Good, David
Stewart, James Lewis, Shepperd Milla.
Co F-Sergeant A Chambers, Hiram 4
Beckett, David Bonham, Vim X Boon, q
L Chambers. Jesse X Dodd. L G. Manwar
ring, Joseph w Scott. Jesse II Sherwood.
Wm II II Welch, J II Bennett.
Co G-John + Johnson, Joseph Woolesy,
Joseph Gather, JOIN 4 Campbell. Joseph
Lucas, jeremiah Shenil.
Co H-Capt John Beatty, LIST Lieut. Noah
Brown, Corporal 5 Fordice, Corporal W II
MEDIEVAL. Jesse Page, W Darbro, J Shroul
John " Long, Reuben Long. Hiram Lackey
Henry Duke, Ananias Meridith. Naihanie
Fisher, john Gibbons.
Co corporal james Slater. l. W Nc
ney, mm Mlscne', Arch'oalu Diiooe' DOM
20 Twior.m;,b pisson Is.oh Irooo.
20 h-!elehiah tinson' JACOB hoops
James j. A Mco oSnSi.s Alex ! ITS T Seeds Sat ratriS q
"a ooouneS' OD% S" 49, 'coiS- 7"
Greer Andrew Gosnei' VIM Chit.
R~rcaAIruLsrroS.
Killed y,
Wounded. IA.
Missing
-
Total IL
Missins-Ni lillian Hobert co A.. isaaI
Stenhens co Y. Robcrt Peters IN n Rohsy
McMartin 60 +
Correct c. W. ROSS.
lsf i;ect. and Adi't Ird Vols
urU.
AilltI.
Company A-Sathan Ley. WiiiisE. Z
Brown, Alexander 8 BerTyman
Co B-Elush GOwen.
Co D-Zachariah Garrett. Frank Kizbis
Delaney Davis.
Co H-Johr = Ruckle. z u Mills.
Co K-Corporslw Il Il Dodd. " vss
fe,d. Iotai Il.
vo-xcx,
-
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STEEL Flows. Wrought loEs aud
Scssarc, ris-s e ts.-tsea 15<-s=. n5ss sss
500. - e<ss. a. = irrs bs. 'trc ever has s.~,
fns~r n TrrrtHt-,r, q; c-r-rrs r,s-t-v.
AZ noes Sfi-~ r~e,.s-.a< t-as - ts- ssss 49,
80. f-s7kt<~
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oltas Sd iast.ni be l9.h lciis-. "a,
I've = e sos.a Of AAnlssssL
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Atths celebrated Terrace aari-u Nf--trit.. tsar
Newport keutuehy, ! ana prepared o. furnish any
4nd every variety 81 fruit. shruhbsrs. lewcrs. .t.
e.. less~r rates than eecf before cIerci % MS rlscc.
tnt heing rroNn and cultivated iu onr oeu ~ltftlde.
! can WITH safety wafrant every article ffld. slal.
Ia few day. have mllesnf>lruh ant Iio~rf-. n
exhibition a. Nr ~. " CartWrir- .inst sn. A-1i-
cultural Spge. ana Hose who contemplate FHrtts-
inf. w.lfd d. well % exanu1a iher.
81 oriea. .n With ~. r. n. coftrri. ~fl tf
promptly sifericYf 90.
Nafsh iaS~sm a.. n. Tfki.
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EkLNnoIr's srSrrr NM
Ii 7isN
'ti9nLi CosCFSTrt4tn..
coHFCyNn rJrtn
a. Positive ard Specific kfnrfv 'N't etCet.
Per uscaors cfthe H.AhnFR- tr--
e. bEOfSicAI snIlt1NGs. SaAf1A
lhis 4sttrln~ increzNcs fse cs--~
et ezcitss ~ ~AsSoEBENTS r. h..'.Sss1c 2.
which tee llAlHs1 OR CA-CARorS -
rc-s. ard 81 UNNATURAL EHIAacFry~-S
-st-cet. e. VII Is fAIf AID rvrTsENtS-S-s
- "a crot f-r
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
oil. RIVE has removed his nro.
l Gerry and Provision Store - Ns. .. ph.cn,x
Row. wsbs-h Street. aest door 80 W u. Nckeen'.
hAukinx Of4rc.
His stock l. consider shly iu,ra.ei Is new par-
chss~~ from The best Cincinnati Wholesale Firms.
The usual Assortment 81 Provision, alsl hr-erlss.
the following a~rticlrss
SWISS CHEESE,
GREEN CHEESE.
LTMBURG CHEESE.
SARDfNES.
HULA DiOLINTS.
FRENCH CHOCOLATE. a IL Nanille.
MACARONG.
yERNiCELLI.
FRENCH MUSTARD ., tie Gallon
or bottle.
Aso rArina, sAzo. Split Peas. Pearl HARLEY, A..
AT these Gooas cheaper than At any other pisce.
Dood~ delivered "a Some ~ Expre-s Wagon.
~
DEPOT Of Adam StiHel's Celebra.
~ ted Pure cider Vinegar, ~holessle and rsian.
March isasmo
J)H. RlNE'S taLawba Wine Is the
pure lennire inice = The Crap, and the finest
ard beai'hiest beverage for all.
Fer sale ~ he keg. ealW 90 bottle, A.
IN. mvE's.
4 LII kinds 0! Liquors, Foreign and
4 Domestic. Porter. Ale. DC. ~
ussrsNm Pr EIvE's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28
TIE testimony Against Prior IL iess conclusive but ,ufsn
10 rsse strong suspicion OF hs loyslty.
MISCELLANEOUS CAsFs

AMERICAN ComPANy
The charge egs this COMPANY which has been .mpoysd
by the Treasury Department t. eugsvs Treasury Notes IA
that performed aT service for the Confederate
erDm,nt" VIM L. Ormsby t-shes that 1.-THE American
Ba k.Noe Company aud the National Bank Note Com psDy
were arrested add ps.s of Bonds for the Southern Coned
escy lied and fskea into the possession Of the Ma
shs" further "1hat to the best OF lodge
belief the bond. Of the Southern Confedescy exhibited
TO mo purpoifirg to hsve been eng.ved in NewO
Company" .
Auoh.r witness Samuel r. Hopkins gives evidence Witch
l. no, Necessary 10 repeat be gons to thai W.
Wo.d late Public Bulldogs wss interested
ia the American Bank Company and ooa,@d Of the
rupt iaences which be could tTg 10 bear IN procuring the
contract for ,raying Treasury The question OF
upton being foreign the objects Of this investigation the
Con mtee renn from going ato h. with the eonhdrnce tst
h. been proper haud-d oy enothef special q n,ee CT
the Instituted with special reference q the subject
R.buiins testimony received by the Committee nom
the Interior tie report MADE up bus 1t
will be published with the evidence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28

To,.l.......s2l.eO2 % s2i.l47 % Inc" aI,s's -
The Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Co. have de-
cL.red dividend of per cent, payable Feb J. leO2'
The Michigan Central Railroad has declared di'i-
denI of - per share, payable Feb. >, nj the Far
mers' Loan and Trust Company in this city. The
Republic Fire Insurance dividend OF per cent On
the capital stock, ysble on demand.
The 80 per cent Treasury Notes arc plenty i"
market to-day at 2a2l per cent discount Tor clean
notes, and 3s3 percent for tndorsed notes. Al 'ne
Board 10 distinction Is made between the Two Ai"'''
The interest due Feb. the first mortgage DoDu'
Of the Cleveland and PittsbGrgh Company wiz ~
Maid at No. % William street, by II. {, hi"s'o!.
Mr.. Cisco delivered to-day to the Bank Con'." I'D
seven millions Of 100 v cent Treasury W.,
four millions Of coupon cent bonds 'o'
ton among the Banks. .o,,;n.
m, Rink Statement Of the week shows . cOn''','
ooa contraction Of loans and Deposit and n0''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28
me Albany Journal saws:

receiver Of the Bank Of the Capitol IL erpeced n
Nv Isy over dividend Of 20 y OF the d~posita
enceoc' will be provided bv he Trusees and the sev.
a.; sS Dispositions allowed dlsw their dspse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28
MAERIE ID.

PAVLDISG-UAMMER--i Sacramento, Cal on Thur
~ Dec 2s BY abe Rev. J. A. bestoE, Msrcellns biz
spadng Of s.crsmeEto Louise ;. Hammer formerly
oil M.nsasld OliJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28

crate increase in the specie reserve The figures ass
not Of especial interest,"
The following 10 comparative statement Of ths
condition Of the banks Of New-York City, from
Jan. 10 to Jan. %:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28


a. r.. NeRe. siIlh hudiiors Ofics.
b : Astblfn, s4fh Auoto's Ofhce.
i b Addison si1th AIdfOI's Once.
J. Young S1fh AudaoTs Othc~.
:. W. Bfeirsugh, Sisth Auditor. Otee.
Wa. C. Lipscoult. SiTih Auditors once
W tmos, sir Auditor Office.
A. d. Ncfrk si1th Auditors Oihco.
= sSssuty, Sixth AodiyoIs Ohoe-s substitute io
Nas cher ceik
" A. C0bofs. GiJth Audltor's Office
~ ffyrngor. sirth Auditors I fhcs.
yhos a. sect, siI n Aucitoit Ifhcs.
T. D. queen, sin "a A.ditoi's Dfss.
" D Darrell nIth Auditors Once.
I. Moon bixh ADditof's Once.
sotE =. Boone. SIKH Auditors uflce ftrsssfsIl
soiH Butcher Sixth Audiiors Dh.ce
ION ". { ara. sD.h Aucittrs Ofhcs
teea Csrnss Sixth Agiit9rs Ohice.
Su.p utt. oitlb Auditors Office
SSsaes. II. Jtrner Jhud Audit "a OfroA
\ ' 49, Atp.-f, 1hid auditors Office.
~ tla.i..l. 1hlf0 40. ioIs CGts
r. lie .ass@ Third 4dltors Olbs~
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-08-23
General Orders,

An inquiry has been very general among the
troops of this command for the famous General
order No. II. current series of this Department.
We reprint il for the qualification 0fa concerned.
merely adding that it is in full force and effect.
True, the Northern newspapers published what
purpOrted to be disavowal OF the President of
the United States OF Gen. Hunters action in this
particular matter, hut we learn that no official
notification Of that diSavowal has been received.
HEAp QUARTERS DEP ARTMEYr OF THE sorTH.
Hilton Head, South Carolna, May 9, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. II.
The three States of Georgia, Florida and South
Carolina, comprising the Military Department OF
the South, having deliberately declared themselves
no longer under the protection of the United
States Of America and having taken up arms
against said United States, it became military
necessity to declare Martial Law. This was accor-
dinghy done on the 18th day Of April, 1862 Sla-
very and Martial Law, in tree country, are alto,
gethcr incompatible; the persons in these three
States, Georgia, Florida and South Carolina here
tofore held as slaves, are therefore declared for
ever free.
DAVID HUNTER, Major General Commanding~