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ORDNANCE OFFICE.

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w.,uIrarrs n a. III "a ,sair
so.,ea 80. Iii - - slsuS ~, .pSs'
hstI "a LnHSsnAV :. 80, -, ~ nv onise
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ia iOJnrb siege n,nr,.r.e '
SO s-Inch siege nort.r.
a. R.insh 100 mo,t..
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oonfnrmitv VIII arins. "a ,I 40 80 , M y.
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he snhmittcd 10 The n.IsaIIn npat,a Sna az
before being received by Inc u ned Sts,es' Tbe
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to,e ne sotb bSy ~ Son,nmhsr ,san on OF Us
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r,ano.tron ,Dtth .,,si ua W aosonPauy MS
opps,,ia na,.on hi io w ssheI W Two ~
VIII At pnse exsents The contrsc' ,h oa
LEI ~ ono ms "a ~ rue SontrAei the same,
WIN good ana safis'ent sutetieS, IN sum squal
sIes nronn,sb in rnfoCi, LIZ .ho s ~:
ENHANCEMENT, mi ~ mtn Ky tJL " MI
isii ~ enter into ,ha contrsc, ihnv 81 snoIa
aSp and he aesi rc,oon.isi. hiSt oer ot a oia,
~ whom IL eonttsa, NAV he "asTaot 'ne person
The rs.pousibiitty of the Fn,r. Tor. nu., bs
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T,EAMsTERs WANTED

EAMST ERS ANTE d &.
Ji cHnF QuAhrERMAsrpa's oPpicE,)
WAsHIsoToN d. PoT,g
wAsHmoroN, D. G., JuIy 0, 1864
Wanted, at once, THREE X NDRED TEAM.
STEERS, each sapAbls OF driving with q single ne,
and managing ak mule teams.
To such who arr competent T. perform the duty,
the pay per month will be thirty dollars, with one
ration per day. and hospital privileges, including
the medic Il Attendane, when sick.
Apply to Captain ChAtles X. Tompkins, A. q.
n, U, 5. 4 corner Twenty-second and G streets,
Warrington, &c. oh. RuCKtR,
-, q Brig. Gen. and Chief q Iurtermaster,
jy9iet Depot OF Wa hington.
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HAVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST OF
C. Tho Grim h, I oh all continue to carry 90 the
business IN the HOUSE FUR NlsHING GOODS at
the old stanr, 800 seventh street, where shall be
happy 10 see all thI friends and cubtomers Of the
old hfm, tjyl6Stl HENRY BONfD.
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200 REMOVAL 200
/. To,NEw BUILT Nc,
81 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLows' HALL
JAMES 8. ToPHAM & CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS,
AND
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANuFAcToRY,
TO THEIR
NEW BUILD NC,
H 500 q
.-. SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND.
Where may Be found, Of our own manufacture, .
most complete assortment Of every style and price
Of Military and citizons'
SADDLES AND BRIDLEs
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALES
FINE swoRD BELTS, with TophAm's Patent Slide.
Sole Manufacturers OF
LANGHoLzs PATENT SPURS.
LANGHoLzs PkTENT CURB and NOSE STRAP
FOR sALEi
EwBANK's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS.
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES, p
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
HARM Ess.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AM
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND EX.
Suffers, STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
WHIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRTCs.
NKs.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALISEs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND YALIsEs,
LADIES' DREss TRUNKS and BONNET BOXES,
Lea cher and Canvass PelliBieur Bags, Leather,
and TaS saSs
every article In their lluo Of business.
REM BERl
e 500 a
vEHTB sTEEET.
aB-tf
DY W. l.. W A L L. ~ c
ID AuCTI0NEERs,
HORSE AND CARRIAGh Bk2AA3
AND REPOSITORY,
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOCK, Ne.
% LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and T0nth stS,, WALhinstOH.
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY
CASH ADVANCED ON CoEqIGNAENTA
sTOAAsE FOR CARRIAGES
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C..
Resolved f0rPrIvRts Sale.
] WI WALL CO., Aus.s.
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FoR ExonAnan.--Ths. merniss, Thomas
Manuel, Joseph Hall, and Oh sIes Wallaes, olii-
gems Of FreaerioksburE, and who wera captured In
the early days Of Grants advanse and held as host
river on the steamer Lizile Baker, q special ex-
change In their case having been effected. The
prisoners were 10 charge OF Q pit. Clark and .
guard Of the Veteran Reserve Corps. rIAst
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I OsT --.oN THE 18th INST, TWO
/ Pc ket Memorandum Ledger Books, either In
6U0rEstOwnor Washington. These Ascount books
are Of no value TO any one but the owner, and
will pay the Under Ave dollars, thelr delivery At
Gales Hotel, lgT q street, between twenty rst
lyItst ANsON GALE.
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TOOK THE oArn.--four men Of Georgetown
nsmed George NJ. southron, George, =. Barnard,
the isth by Col Livingston, the Assistant Provost
niSrphAl, on the ehsfse OF d sloyalty, snd we're
70 wAtded TO the military Goysrnor's ofiiee. Here
they fsfuasd TO take the oath, but being thTeaten
ed with the Old Cspitol they aoquieseed. Tho
OATH was administered In sentrnoss, which they
fol dodge By mental reservation or othorwise
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DISSOLUTION OF C0PARTNER.
IL SHIP.-The oopartnership heretofore exit.
inI under the firm OF BoutE Il Grifhth 10 this day
dhsolyed by mutual cons ut, ALI persons In
dcbted are 20 bted te make Immediate payment,
and those having claims against the Arm wifi
please present them to Hrnry BontE, who 10 au-
ihorized TO settle up the ensipe,s o. the arm.
HENRY INTZ. IL 30
Z, THEO. GRIFFITH
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TRAVEL NoRTH.-The railroad between Bal
tlmote and Washington having been again opened
for travel, two boats have been put upon the
route, between Baltimore and Perryville, whnh
will continue TO run until the Gunpowder bridge
10 repaired The steamer Georgian leaves the
foot Of Concord street, Baltimore, every morning
at teo o'olnck, and the steamer lancaster IN the
making the trip 10 Phiisdciphis il about SIN hours
Passenger, bythe boats are not now required 70
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.nFFICE IF The METROPOLI AN
" RAILROAD CO., wksHISoro July Q, 1894 e
At q meeting Of he corporations OF the " Metro.
politan railroad COMPANY" held at this dre, un-
Ger the provision OF the act OF Congress approved
July I'd, 1854, It was r-.
Ordered. That books or subscription to the CAPT.
tai stock OF said road be opeaed on Thursday, the
nth instant, from O'Clock =. m. until o'clock D.
N and fom day to day therea ter until saoiooo
OF sal capital stock shall have been subscr bed.
in pursuance OF such order, tho unders igned
sorporators, having been appointed for that pur-
pose, II be In Attendance between the hours des.
iEnated, on THURSDAY, the 7th instant, and from
lay 10 day thereafter until 500 Of the capital
stock shall have been subscribed, at the rooms
over the office Of the Navy Agen', No 4s5 Ninth
street, opposite the office Of the Daily throRiGie
NJ q. EMGRy,
ALkN. n. SHEPHERD,
jy7-tf 5. p. nROWN.
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THE THIRD CORPS THE DIA-
Il MOND"is a new house Just opened by the
cid officers lately belonging to the I'd corps, Army
of the Potomac. II 10 furnished with everything
that the palate OF al epicurean n liquors could
desire, and we recommend our friends to pay
visit to 46l Tenth street. The officers, especial
I Hooker's and KeArnoy's old divisions, win
lwayB he welcome. ie26-u
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COLOMBIAN CoILEeE soHol.ARsHIP.-Wt
have no the pleasure u state that the board Of
examiners on Wednesday, At Rttenhouse Aesd
Msssrs. wight, Wilson, Murtssh, and Hits. Tn,
folloving are the names OF the contestants for thu
scholarships Fist ID 'triot-Eben G. McNaif, Lsbar
Distriot--Francis Whitney, John W. Daucnhower
Sam. n. Cuttings. Third Distriot- Miehsel Touhy
George stohek, Georse Felser. Fourth Dist lot
Fsby Franklin Willie G. Hsrte, George Davis,
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- sail
thereby certify that, to the best ri -, ..4TwI-
edge and belief, the sbove.nsnod glNTaETura are
good and sufficient sureties for the amount Tor
Vhioh they offer TO be security. 81. . p.
10 DO certified by the United States Dlstaca 49,
Otney, Collector Of Customs, or any ou W otSS-t
Indsr the United States Government, or rua,pon I-
HE person known 10 this oriss. ~
....-ir .slr.ap D. II. nUCKkiL
dse-a brig. Gen. and Quartorma ~ q,
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LOCAL NEWS

fnu Fan Arrsayoon,-- Ore broke out this
the corner II .. sfdiaihs psduSiss y ssspis
" The Scrsss w at saved Asmstso ~as Re.
ported 20 have faiirn through the roof. but rp 70
the hour q softg 20 press we could not asseftsif
mi. Il ,ibs sscoSd nfsthss has taken place IN
this immsdiste neishb crhood within thsisitw week
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GALE OF CONDEMNED GRAIN
. sACKS.
CHIET QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,)
DEPOT or WAsHIs0TOS, J
WAHINeTOs, D. u, July Il, 1864.
WIN he sold at public auction, at seventh street
wharf, 10 the city OF Washington, d. C., on NON.
DAY, July IS, 1864, at II o'clock =. m,
$1,000 OLD GRAIN-sACKs,
ecndemed as unht for public service.
successful bidders Will be required to remove the
articles within nve days from date OF sale.
Terms-CAhh, In Government 'unds.
BrtgAdIsr General and Chief Qusrternastsr,
JyIl.6t Depot OF Washington.
DRaSS MAKlNG.----THE UNDER
sisned would respectfully announce to the
1dies Of this cry and It's vioinity, that they are
engaged 10 the various bran oheH OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING,
Which they arc prepared to execute on reasons
b terms, with neatnabs and dispatch, and 10 tho
latest aud most app owed Btylas,At
AS SEVENTH STREE r, as,
lUn stAiTS,) opposite the Patsut Odlce.
MAS. DOUGLAS a HOLCOMB.
Washington, ID. a., June IS, 1850. je'sSm
DOYS' CLOTHING WE ARE NOV
ID In receipt OF large assortment OF Boys and
Childrenf Clothing Of the newest Style9, suitable
for the present season for droaa and SCHOOL wear,
10 which We invite the attention OF parents.
WALL, sFEPHENsk Co.,
o., SIS Pennsylvania Avenue, bStesf1
apr IO-ini Istar Ia.si.l
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zrgal.
sHERIFFS SALE.

Jonathan Gebhart, guardian ol Ellen T. LaRoss, Ag-
nos LaRose and Minerva A. J LsROse vs. Elizabeth
Wykoh, Superior COnrt Of Montgomery county,
ONO. In partition
DURsUANr to an erder Of sale made by the supe.
4 nor Court OF MOntgJ merry county, Onia, in tina
Ease, will offer At public sala, the premises, on
Hs9dny, J@,uarg ls a. D 1854.
NJ, the following described real estate to-wit. All
situate IN the county Of Montgomery aud state Of
ONO, IN the southea.t quarter Of section No. y town
FARMING LANDS.
FIRST Tract Beginning at the northeast corner vt
said quarter section At stone; thence south IL rss
Va poles to stake iu the middle OF the public road;
the CO south 40' west oll poles to stake ia the
middle Of the hamishurg aud centeryilie Turnpike
road thence north 5V' west ~ poles along said read
to stake thence north 500 west 20 poles aloug Ad
road to The west line Of said tract lhen"e north l9
~ vest 1858 poles To stone set for corner; then
south si' east lUs poles 10 the place OF beginning,
containing 81 43-lOO acres.
eond Traet-Beginnng at a stone sat tor the
southeast corner OF said quarter sectoni thencsno
s4' 80 west lOl5 poles to stone ssI for "a corner
thence northl' aO west asl poles to the middle OF
the Miamisburg Observation-Disclosures @ road; hence
south S0' east 70 poles along said Turnpike 10 stake
setioI aeoneri thence south So east 40 poSs
said Turnpike the line OF said oraater section
thence south II east 40 poles TO the place OF hsRn
ming, con aiming 10 80 100 acres.
Third Tract Beginning on the east line ~ said
quarter IN the middle o. the Mi MlaInsbtrg snd Center
vile Turnpike road, as poles north OF The souf east
corner Of said quarter section thence north 5Os
4ls poles along said Turnpike to a stake at the inter
section Of punlc road and SAID Turnpike; thence
north iO east 81. poles along said public road the
east he o snd quarter seetlon thence south IL east
SO poles to the place Of beginning containing 90 100
acres,
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
Also, lot No. 23l the revised plal Of Miamisbra
in the county Of Montgomery aud state Of on o.
SAID farming lands situate on the MiAfnisburR
man tract, "
said several tracts have been appraised a. follows
first tract az $40 per acre, whole amount loT IS
second tract al SIS per acre whole amount. 1879 70
Third tract st Sl5 par acre, whole amount. ass rs
SAID house and lot in MiamsbuTg At........ goo %
And cannot sel Tor less thsn t,go thirds OF the an
praised value thereof.
TERMS OF sALE-one- thlrd Of the purchase
money cash IA HAND on day Of sa o. onathrd in one
year and one-third in two years from day Of sale;
deerrad payments TO bear interest from day OF sale
ana TO De ssesTed by mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE W0GAMAN, Sheriff Mont county
ADAM CLAIP Attorney. del0Wts
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHlSGToE, Jannary lO,-Tbe Democratic
and conservative members OF Congress met
on Saturday evening in the Capitol, with Hon
John S. Dawson Of Pennsylvania, in the
Chair, and unanimously adopted the following
important resolution offered by Hon. james
Brooks Of New York.
WHEREAs, Gold or silver is paid to our
Ministers, Consuls and Commissioners, repre-
senting the nation in foreign countries, and
gold and silver are received from the people
at the Custom Houses in payment of duties,
aud
WEREAs, The people are taxed to pay cap
italists their interest in specie, in tVeir invest
ments in 10 the national debt therefore be it
Resolved, That the officers, soldiers, aud
sailors in the Army and Navy should be paid
in gold and silver, or their equivalents
Resolved, That the Chairman OF this meet
iug be instructed to prepare amendments to
this effect
The following resolution from a committee
appointed to consult upon the political mat.
ters likely to come before Congress was also
added
Resolued, That the Presidents Proclsma-
ten OF the 9Th of December, 1868, is unwise
and ineTpedient, revolutionary and unconsti'
tutional, and is therefore dlsApproved,
private telegram received to night from
from Cumberland, says all is quiet, and the
railroad is perfectly safe.
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FROM MEXICO

NEw YoRE, January ll--By the steamship
Columbia which arrived at this port yesterday,
we have highly interesting news from Mexico.
The French were meeting with almost unin-
terrupted success in the progress Of their diff.
fereut columns
Various cities and towns had been occupied
by the Imperial arms, including GuAnajanto
and Agrascalientes and the invaders we're
marching on JuArez and the capital, which
they expected to occupy Christmas.
tits reported by the French and other par.
tisans that Juarez himself would seek safety
by fleeing to Texas
General Miramon was engaged in raising
force to march on Dorango.
The entire State OF Tasmanlipas, ii was ex-
pected would soon be in possession Of the
Imperial army.
From st Domingo we learn the SpaniArds
had gained another victory over the insurgents
in front of Presto Plato, driving them sue
eessfully from various positions though the
number of killed and wounded is said to have
been comparatively small.
Reinlorcements for the Spaniards are con.
stantly arriving, and it was supposed they
would soon have sufficient force to overcome
ell opposition
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SHERIFFS SALE.

ostharne Smith and John l.. Smith vs.. aaAh Lees OF
In partition
DY virtue Of, and in obedieuce 10, the command oi
ID an order OF safe made by the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county, Ohio, will ODER at public sails
on the premises,
Wednesday, JaaHayy ~, 1884,
Al two o'clock Of said day, the following described
real estate VIE; Whiah d Yided into lois under
writ OF partition issued out OF tha Court on the 25th
day OF May, 1893 lot No. Beginning At The south.
west OF lot No s. thence north $40 east 40 6-lQ
poles TO corner; thence south l6o so east z 10
polesi thence south es so ls poles to cor
neri thence south 6le 10 west 50 2l0 poles 10 cor
nor; thence north 2io 41 west n poles to the be-
ginning containing eelO0 acres, be the same more
less. The above is part OF seventy acres OF land
OF which Daniel ?. Gunckel died seized, and which
was divided into lots for the purpose Of sails by order
Of Court, and TO 10 sold free OF dover 80
Said premises lies within the corporation limits OF
Germantown, and was appraised al $50 per acre and
eannot sell for less than two thirds OF said apprale
ment Terms--oLe-third CASH One-third in ana year
and the balance IN two years om the day OF sale de-
ferred payments 10 bear sK por cent interest," and be
secured by mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE MOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont. county. -
HoVK MeMAHoS, Attorneys. de20wts
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FITzHUGH LEE RETREATING.

WAsHEGToN, Jvnuasy s-Since the receipt
Of the newspaper telegram, early this morning
announcing the appearance of Ftzhugh Lee
aud Imbodsn with rebel force in three col
umns, threatening Petersburg and Cumber-
land, the Star says dispatch has reached
headquarters here direct from General Kelly
stating that the rebels have retreated from
that vicinity
BALTINoRE, January 9.--Relisbe nforma-
ton from Cumberland this morning says there
are no rebels in the vicinity of Cumberland
Maryland TheG have retreatsd from the vi
cnity Of Petersburg and gone in the direction
of Stanton Ali quiet along the whole line
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad aud
trains are running regularly No grain is
coming forward River navigation is closed
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DEPREDATIONS BY REBEL DESER-
TIERS

WAsHNeToS, January "a letter from
Loudon county, Va, says that daring robber.
les are being everywhere committed, and
money exorted from the inhabitants to save
their dwellings from conasgration, There is
4 greater state of alarm prevailing than has
before existed during the war The depreda-
tions are represented 10 be committed by
southern deserters There being no protect.
ion afforded them, the citizens are compelled
TO submit
1t is stated more than week ago the reb-
els were moving towards Winchester with the
intention, probably of proceeding beyond that
place. This report is now verified. The
Government has not been unmindiul Of this
important fact, and has taken measures ac-
sordinly.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHNGToE, January l0-It is believed
the rebels will not be- able TO accomplish any
thing at present 10 the Shenandoah Valley
owing TO the inclement weather and the con
dtion of the streams. The Shenandoah River
is impsssabe from floating ice, and the move
ments of our orces have been such as to pre-.
clude the possibility Of bridge building by the
enemy
1t is not expected that General Early will
remain in tnat section after the present
month.
A Herald special, dated army of Potomac
January 10, says:
Several Chaplains in the army have held re.
ligious services to-day, but otherwise the rous
tine is the same as other days though it Is
marked by an unusual degree of quiet along
the lines. There is not even sensation ru-
NOR TO reheve.the monotOny,
General Meade has gone to Pennsylvania
on a short leave OF absence.
Wilson is drafting bill to reduce the sals-
ry and emoluments of collectors, surveyors
and naval officers to six thousand dollars per
annum. To prevent evasion of the law, fines
and Imprisonment will be ottached
Congress has learned that these officers in
some cases are receiving twenty 10 fifty thous-
and per annum.
A special 10 the Post says the committee
on Ways and Means will probably recommend
a reduction in the naval estimates of thirty
fVs or forty millions.
II is thought that the Committee on Military
Affairs will not recommend comforting Lieu
tenancy.
A special to the Tribune says Senator
Sumner will tomorrow iiirOduee bill to re-
move the restrictions in the matter Of forfeit
urs Of a rebel estate for life only, leaving the
forfeiture to be made as provided by the Con
stitution. This bill will confirm Judge Kin
dsrwoods decision that the Government had
a right 70 sell in fee simple.
Quartermaster General Meigs has resumed
the duties Of his Office.
All public buildings are being draped in
mourning in memory of Hon. Caleb B Smith.
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Now York Market.

NEw YoRk, January ll.-Flour steady
5 lower sO96 90 for extra State :;
7 4O@7 S. for Round Hoop Ohio. Wheat
a shade frmer and in good demand 43O47
Chicago spring 1906 for Milwaukee club.
48@53 for Winter Red Western; $1,000
for Amber Michigan, the latter for choice.
Corn heavy ! 25@l 26 for store. Oats
lc. lower s5@S6t Pork shade frmer | so
al 62 old; llt@l II new mess Lard
6rmer ll@I2k Whisky active aud frmer
at 92@95
NEw YoRK, January ll.-Stocks dull,
easy and steady. Money in fair demand at
seven per cent, Sterling nominal United
States skies at 81. Erie Gl New
York Central | 3lt Reading l lss
Gold | 52& Coupons 81 rs. Harlem g3
One year certificates 98t
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM WESTERN YIRGINIA.


HEABouRTERs Army or WESTERN VIRGINIA,
Jonuary l0-A special dispatch to the Her
aid says
Major Cole in command of battalion OF
Maryland cavalry, encamped in Loudon coun-
ty, was attacked at six clock this forenoon,
by the guerrilla Moseby. Alter severe fight
ing for All hour Moseby was repulsed, leaving
his killed and wounded on the field Among
the rebel dead we're found four commissioned
officers
Our loss is reported at two killed and eleven
wounded Among the latter is Captain Yer
nou, severely, aud Lieutenant Rivery, slight
".
General Sullivan has a force Of cavalry now
in pursuit of the enemy.
Moseby attempted to surround aud surprise
the camp, but found Major Cole on the alert
and ready for him. The fight was "a gallant
one on Coles part
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-11
FROM CAIRO

CAIRo, January lO-Geuersl Sherman aud
staff have gone to Memphis. 1t is understood
be will establish his Headquarters at Hunts
vile, Alabama.
The steamer Gladiator had hole knocked
in her hull by the ice last night while loading
at the evee and sunk to the lower guards
Her cargo is being removed She will be
raised