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8 ELLING OFF AT COST,
> AND WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
MY ENTIgE aTocK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

BY the II, Of Apr f'S VIII dsy as;
some - - I'd
GREAT BARGAINs, so.
All who wan, CHEAP o 5Ss s sA al, ...
anime, and see for themselves, At 20 MAN q. .r
Richmond eth Feb ,ssi JOHN L. sN " sIniG
BARGAINS, BARGAiNs:-FOK TEA DAYS
ID LONGER. at b. G0LDSMlT's, 17s Broad ST.,
Oft q gsses % vide
good article at loe IS" dotted EmSrodsred Hs
At lie; Hoop skirts; Corsets; Black silks; TaIia
Cambria and swiss Edgings and insertinss. any
quantity Of Dress Trimmings at half the usual
fes %hss KID Ss as
est Of everybody to call and make their purchases,
days longer. Come one and come ali before II IL
too late, at 4. G0LDSMITiS,
NH = ne Broad street.
OPENING THIS MORNING-AtE zEKlEL's
il this los Gsli soon and select, Rsssilsst only
NH ! iMailert's old s,and.i 81 Msia Il,
ID EMEMBER - UncurTenl moaey Of every
~ State in the Union received at par for DR9
suit the present great monetary and political crisis
The panic at hand must be met. | am, therefore.
for cash only. 'Ret9llset, have no price for any
@ Ny
toners would do well to avail themselves Of this
ever offered 10 the state Of virginis. cafi Al the
AJ jas VI ALFRED MOSES. % Main street..
II OUSEKEEPiNG GOODs.-CHKIsTI1Na
IL LATHRoP would invite particular attention
to their stock of Goods for Families and PlantA-
PHI s Linens s'sn a. y 70 sSir.ins
Linens at 2sc;, s7e., and Soc: Table Damasks and
papsr Dy .ad rHs
India Dimity; Checked cambr,es; Heavy White
aad coon sn sad
naburgs and Coiorsd Cotton Goods, Mourning
| Zines, Tamise Canton Cloth, English Grape, Grape
Brussels, THEE ply. and Ingram Carpets. ali Ok
VIZ r. sfid s''fIi;r 'ss
DfbBkYS SS5Ds At K k6 FslcEs.1fs BE-
msnt, we offer our entire stock 81 Goods at re-
i has svsr been before At thi. season Carpsis,
Cloaks, Dress silks. PoPlins, Ripe, Msriaoss.
short every variety Of Dry Goods, At very eduesd
Gsr may snpse IN
'n a.. s'''' of the season cHlLEs . cHEsKkr
SPKINGr G6Sbs At GKEAI sxSKI:
dwATkis s,h and Main Streets north .ias VII
sell The whole of his spring stock great saeri-
rihce--a large assortment Lawns, Canbries, Col.
ting BARGAINS Also. isrss lot frsnsh sersss ss
and English Bereges, at a great loss. House foi
rent. CHAs. A. 0WATkIN,
Jan sth and Main streets.
TO LADIES And GENfLE.
L MEN-DRY GOODS AT AND BELOW COST -
offer for sale my entire stock Of Dry Goods Shoe,
and Boots, which Is very large, consisting Of mos
every article generally found In \ trst- class DR.,
Goods store. All eolors of Merinoes Dslaipes'
Alpacas; Black and Colored silks; Linen Hdkfs
At cts; Irish Linen rs cts: nne Linen Bosorn
ls1 cts; rich Worked Collars 2s cts; Flsnneis
, cts; Calicoes at all prices Ladies' and Gents
satinets; ,Ksntasky Jeans, for boys and men, a
half their value: brown and Blssshsd Cotton, .
.. Towelfng aid Table Cloths Black, Whit. an
I Mixed Wooden Yarn. at u per ID; Under Shin
and woolsp pTawsrs =, prices troms and bill her
4 and eolored, at az ess. swiss Cambria and Chss
: Muslin ; and great many more 0oods TO- nu
4 jAia JOSEPH kTRAUbhs
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BY Dunlop, Moncure & Co., Auct's.

ny Ouh1oP' 1uuHcure q Oo'' Aucts'
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR. MOLASSES,
~ &c. AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the 18th
inst, commencing at IL o'clock, we will sell at
our auction store, the cargo of the Schr. Eveli ma
Bates, from New Orfeans-say,
235 hhds. SUGAR, fair to prime qualityI
$50 bbls. choice quality MoLASSEs.
ALSO
$50 bags RIO COFFEE
10 hhds. BACON.
$50 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES
25 bbls. BOURBON WHISKEY
26 baskets CHAMPAGNE WINE, &c.
TERMs.-Uuder S10o. cash over that amount 4
mouths credit, for approved negotiable paper
he Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE CO.,
Inh Auctioneers
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rRUsTEE,s SALE OF LAND AND

TR ST EE'S SALE OF LAND AND
suance of the provisions of deed Of trust, ex-
ecuted to the undersigned by Benjamin T. Dos
we'll, dated January 10th, ls6l, and duly record
ton to the highest bidder for CASH at New Mar
ket III the county of Hanover, on TUESDAY, the
9Th day of APRIL, 1851, all the interest Of the said
Benjamin I. boswell in the tract of land called
NEW MARKET, on which Mrs. Lilly Ann Dos
we'll now resides, containing about five hundred
and thirty-seven acres; AMI also, in thirteen
SLAVES, now held for life by Mrs. Lilly Ann
boswell. The interest of the said Benjamin I.
boswell in the land is a present vested fee in
third thereof, and vested remainder in fee
in oneh half Of another third. His interest in the
slaves Is vested remainder IN fee in one-half
NH 7-T&Ftds e. q. GRISW0LD. Trustee.
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n Z M o v A l..
EICHNOND-MADE PIANOS

ELECTROMAGNETIC fIANUN
U@ss5 FOR SALE BELOW NORTHERN
The subscriber has on
u y = u Inland three new, very superior oc.
tavs PIANOS, which he warrants to be equal, u
not superior, to any instrument Of the same quail
ity from Northern manufactories-
He also Offers his services to the public as
TUNER and REPAIRER OF PlANOs, At reason
Ali rsfas CONRAD FREIMANN,
North side Broad ST., between I'd and Sd.
RxFxRRNCEs-H. p. Lefebvre ESQ Prof.. Z. w.
Thilow, Prof. w. J, Grabsu, SC NO iA-sm
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n 0 T E L S
OAR Err HOU Sc.

ID "A X T. X HOUS e.
i B O s T N.
The addition to this Hotel being completed,
with superior accommodations for Ladies' and
Gentlemen, will be opened MONDAY, Feb
ruary 18th.
The house is complete In ali its appointments,
and it is the intention of the proprietors to make
it worthy the patronage Of the travelling public.
ii. ID. PARKER,
fels dlmGG JOHN +. MILLS.
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DUBLIC SALE.-The subscriber, intending to
L remove, will offer for sale, al his farm, in the
county of Chesterfield, on TUESDAY, the 18th
day Of March, IF fair if not, the next fair day.
all Of his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
T U RE- Stock Crops; Farming Utensils
Horses; Mules Wagons Carts; Buggies Flows
Carriage and Harness ! Sulkey number OF
Cows, Sheep, Hogs, and variety Of articles too
numerous TO mention. Sale TO commence at ii
O'Clock. TERas-Made known at sale.
NH 6-4tWFS&Tu* HENRY w. FISHER.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUA-
" BILE FARM OF sos ACRES, NEAR SHORT

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA:
fUsP Fh IN The ot COUNTY ~ YA 81 hESRI6oA.
Commissioning. acting under decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of the county Of Henrico entered on
ais, rs Duval Il ais, shall, on the 10TH DAY
OF MARCH. 1881. At Y O'clock Of that day, on
bidder, VALUABLE FARM, now in the scc ecu .
pancy of T. c. Leake, Esq containing 396 acres,
Gruder, cottreIi. and others. about u miles ives.
Of Richmond, near Short Pump, in the county OF
Henreo. About loo acres Of The laud is cleared
and in good state of cultivation the balance is
FRAMED DWELLING, with ave rooms, and all
good peach and apple orchard The soil is well
adapted to the growth Of the usual crops.
ii TENS ,h third 81 VIII BE- required In cash
BILE respectively in IL and Is months, with interest
from dsy Of sale, the purchaser to execute his
HR' the JOHN Ssfi fI5fi nc
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
| y AT LOUISA COURT H0UsE.-The under
| signed. Commissioners appointed BY. DEGREES OF
the County Court of Louisa; rendered In two suits
pending 10 said Court In the name Of oa Ca
April, 1851, at Louisa Courthouse. in front Of the
tavern of Patrick n Jones. sell two HOUSES and
| ton, TO the highest bidder. viz: The STORE and
DWELLING HOUSE now occupied BY Henry
| stable, and other out. houses; and a LOT adjoin
| ing the former. on which there is large DWELL
| ING, now occupied by tenants: The store .hous'
and DIV eling the rst lot Is in good repair ant
| well suited for one who wishes 10 engage In tn,
mercantile business. The lots will be sold sepa
| ratsly.
l TEaNs.-The above property will be sold 70
enough cash to pay the costs Of the two suits an.
| the expenses Of executing the DEGREES and as &
| the residue of the purchase money, upon credi
| of six, twelve and eighteen months, In equal IN
stalmsnis-the purchaser to give bonds aud goo
| security, bearing interest from the day OF sale
and the legal title to be retained until The Who'll
of the purchase money Is paid. The propert
will be sold subject TO certain restrictions bite
will be made known on the day Of sale. IL is yer
desirable property, and any Information il rsls
| tton TO II may be had from the uadersig ned, o
| from MIR. JOHN g. CAhMAex.
! EDWARD II. LANE,
FRANK v. WINSTON,
| fe 23-lawsthAp,wst Commissioners.
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o. HORSES. Mules, RuGGY AND
@NHARNEss, AND SPRING WAGON, FOR
&>AsALR AT AUCTION viii be- offered for
sale. on SATURDAY MORNING; March nh. COM
mencing at 10 o'clock. At the Houe Auction Lot,
on Council Cham Der Hill et
e Saddle and Harness HORSES. tfE
fine size MULES.
BUGGY ard HARNESS.
! SPRING-WAGON and hARNE6S
DIRT CARTS. s
NH s THOS W KRESHR Aua
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BY Thomas w. keesee, Auct'r,
(Of.ce corner of 18th and Cary streets,)
TKUS Els SAIL

M.l- TKUS TEES SALE OF
\ "a + sHnRRNrrTnuIRE, PIANOS Ian nc HoR SS
By authority of deed of trust executed by VIM.
Jacob Points, bearing date 22d September, 1880,
and Of record In the Clerks Office Of Henrco Co.
Court, the undersigned, as trustee named therein,
will proceed to sell at public auction. on the pre-
at 10 O'clock. the HoUsEHoLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, including Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Mattresses. Feather Beds, Cane Chairs, Windsor
Chairs. Sofas, Parlor Chairs, Marbie-top Tables,
two Piano Fortes, Bed Clothing, School FurnI-
ture, &C., &c.
ALSO One HORSE and one cow.
TERas.-For all sums under $50, cash !; for snms
Of $50 and upwards, an approved endorsed neg0-
table note at 80 days credit, with interest added
A. +. BROWN, Trustee.
ne Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
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RUNAWAYS.

"a $40 REWARD.-Rau away, about the
CW first of last month, February NEGRO
IMAM, named ''SAa," the property OF BENZ
j. Williamson. He is about five feet six
- inches in height, of mulatto complexion,
been accustomed to working in tobacco factory,
and was hired last year by Il. W Gillian, Es9.,
and is NO doubt lurking about the city The
above reward will be paid for his delivery to us,
In Richmond JAS. n. TAYLOR 4 SON,
NH 7-eodjt Corner Of Bank and 18th SITS.
IN S25 REWAR b. --Ranaway from the
IN subscriber, about the middle of January,
IA my Man MANUEL" Said negro is about
n i've feet ten inches in height, bushy head
- of hair, and very dark mui alto, and has
Said negro is believed to be lurking about Atlees
Station, In Hanover county, about Richmond
The above reward will be paid for his apprehen-
sion and delivery to me in Richmond, or Hanover
Jail, or to D. X. JONES, in King William CO., Va.
TH0S. BOSWELL,
NH lin Junction p O.. Hanover CO., Va.
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Nx-e.zs1 ECIAL NOTICE FURNI-
go TIRE EURNiTURE!! TO SULT q

z5SSsV TUREi FURNiTURE!! TO SUITn
n THE TIMES.-E. GATHRIGHT Va
80, offers greater inducements than ~
sver-prices Is per cent. less ANY article !
TIRE At a small advance above cost, for cash. as
he has determined to reduce his stock Of FURNl.
TURE Slo,0ee. His stock embraces al KINDS Of
Ia Brocatelle. Plush, Lastings, Hair Cloth, from
$50 10 $500; Full MARBLE CABINETS, from $40 to
STEADS. IS to x75-solieits call from all persons
in want OF FURNITURE, and will assure them
.faction NH 4-lm
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CTKTNG NDLESTiCKS.-we have Just
- opened a full supply OF the above Candle
stiekss They possess many advantages over the
ordinary CandIestick. For sale by
mhI THOS. A. BuLkLEY 4 co., la7 Main Vt.
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STEAMBOATS,, SHIPPING, &C.

<>ETss FOR PHILAD A
4xsE.iN No Steamship CITY OF RICHMOND,
Capt. L.. MITCHELL, is now ready
ceive freight, and will leave on TUESDAY, the
l2tn inst, at o'clock A. VI.
For freight or passage. having superior accom-
mod4tions, apply to Captain, on board or to
G. p, CARDOZO, Agent,
Rockets or No. 1O9 Main street.
Boston freight taken through by steam at re-
durea raj les and with disnAtCh NH SIT
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AUCTION 9ALHa.
TEysIGEEEs.s, 5 SALE Y! "a y. H Hos AND 70

IN rue f err YH 81 s iii f f INTO o
the Provisions OF deed q tra.t, dated November
on page is4, from BETTE willis to Thomas j Evans
authorized by the deed to sct.i shall. ON MON
pa the 18Th day Of March. 1891, df fair 4 not,
the BE .Ia e tkyb
in Duvsls Addition on The east line Of 81 Ste.
ghen,s street. between Charity and Federal sts,
ming oack between parallel lines according to the
b ana d psf Of the street a feel Lot
aid Bette V Will. i By Jane. rse
TERss-Cash as to 90 much as viii w. fu be- psss..
sary to pay off and discharge the sum of $3.50 50.
with Interest thereon from the 4th dsy Of Msreh'
1881, and the expenses Of executing The said trust
on credit d til the 18th Sf May lssl for The
s JAMES M. TAYLOR & Son. Auetionesrs.
MARKET FARM, WITH ICE HOUSE
AND pom Ds. JUVENILES W EST OF RICHMOND
spssf 81 dssd e sus e
day of August, 1858, aud Of record in the CLERK
OHice Of Henrico County Court, the undersigned,
as trustee named therein, will proceed TO sell at
public auction on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day of March, 1861, at ~ o'clock p. M
that desirable little MARKET FARM upon which
the said warberton resides, on the old Deep Run
Turnpike, Eve miles from the city of Richmond,
containing lSt acres. There are upon the place a
small dwell ing house. all necessary out houses,
and large ice house and pond sufficient to fill it.
TERMs.-Enough in cash to pay of a note of
S2l2ls, with interest from August I'd 1860, and ex
penses Of sale and upon credit as to $34o ss I'M
til the 18th December, Isol, and upon such credit
as to the balance as the said Wsrbertou shall APP
point. A. K. COURTNEY, Trustee
JAS. N. TAYLOR 4 Soy. Aucts. fs25
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES.
" TATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY, BE-
TWEEN ADAMS AND F0USHEE STREETS. As
Commissioners appointed by decree of the Cir
cult Court Of the city of Richmond. on the LIST day
II March, 1851, In the case styled Quaries rs
Bunts admir- and ais, will sell at public
auction, upon the premises, on MONDAY, the 25th
day OF March, III fair; if not, the next fair day
thereafter,l commencing at ~ o'clock 7. NJ,
LOT OF LANE on the North side of Cary, betw cen
Adams and Foushee streets. 1t fronts S. feet and
runs back l54 feet to alley, aud Is improved bv
framed DWELLING HOUSE
TBRHs.--0ne- third cash the balance in equal
tnstaiments at and months, interest added and
title retained until the further order Of Court.
4 4 n H GGa SKIS, com'rs.
Ia II Sop
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UCTfoN.-HORsEg. sULEs, WAGONS. &c;
n Will be sold, at The Herse Lot, % Ccensft
10 o'clock several saddle and harness Hofsse; ono
pair Hne young Mules, veil breke one two; h.rss
Wagon and Gear; one Furniture Wagon snd Hef-
ness; two fine kilch Cows and Calves.
ADDITIOyAL.-One superior Harness Horse,
blood bay. sound and young; one fine R0ekaway
and Harness but little used.
The above property II offered for sale In eonse-
aueuce of the owner having NO further use for u.
bargain can De had by attending the sale. 80.
NH . j.. II. DI90kS, Auctr.s
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By E. Il. Cook, Auctioneer.
SALE OF REAL ESTAT

' IN > Ut h GAL ES n i E
l. By authority of deed of trust executed by
James Waller Turner and wife, aud OF record in
the Hastings Court Of the City Of Richmond, bear
ing date the lst of October, 1858, the undersign-
ed, Trustees therein named, will offer for sale
at pu lie auction. on the premises MONDAY,
the llth of March next, at clock P M, tif fair;
If not, the next fair day theredfter,l the HOUSE
aud LOT therein described, situated on the North
side of Marshall, between Madison and Monroe
streets. The HOUSE. contains seven rooms and
Is very conveniently constructed, and being in a
healthy and good neighborhood, and very conve
nient to business, affords rare opportunity for
any one wishing a, comfortable residence for
small family.
TgRNs.-Gash, for so much of the purchase
money will be necessary 10 pay the expense Of
the sale, and one negotiable note dated lat octo-
Der. 1853, at IL months, for s3l3; one regotiab,e
note dated LIST October, 1858, at years for $685.,
and the interest on each from maturity till tn g
day of sale. And for the residue nagotia bic notes
In three equal instalments, with interest added
will be required, paying as follows: One on the
LIST of Oct, 1851; the LIST of Oct, 1882, and
one on the LIST of Oct, 1858; secured by deed of
trust on the property.
Sale conducted by Z. b. Cook, Auct fe %
THIRTY LARGE, WELL-FORMED
L THREE YEARS OLD MULES, AT AUCTION.
at the lot Council Chamber Hill, corner l4th
and Ross streets
Thirty large aud beautiful years old MULES,
of dne form and action
The above MULES are all of the very best
quality, having been selected from a large lot,
and can be confidently recommended to those
wanting first class stock.
TERMS months credit, for approved en-
dorsed, negotiable paper. z. b. COOK,
NH Auctiopeer
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
So DIME HOTEL, l~ n
L. On the European Plan,&N{0Z
No. - MAIN ST. SGY

htcHWO5tC, q.
The DIME RESTAURANT, ON Main street, near
Fourteenth or Pearl, continues to be famous as the
very best Restaurant In Richmond.
Gentlemen visiting the city on business will ind
this house very conveniently located md comfort
ably arranged with lodging rooms, by the day,
week month.
MEALS, AZ they may be ordered, in the spacious
and con enient refectory, at all hours. Private
Rooms for Dinner or Supper Parties.
nE- Gentl eInen visiting this convenient estab-
lishment will only be charged for what they may
order fse 24-em] w. II. HAYWARD.
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MULES AND HORSES.

: = : ?. = =
MULES, HORSES, &c, FOR
SALE.-i have TWENTY MULES, SIX
HORSES, FOUR WAGONS and TWO
AeNEW DRAYS for sale, privately, on
SIX months credit: all Of which can be seen at
nv stables on Dock street, between 10th and goth
streets. [jat-aml EDMOND BOsslEUX.
~ FOR SALE-A young, well-broke
l@NH0RSE-rides and works weli--can be seen
0Aa at our stable, in the rear OF our " arehouse.
de a--ts KENT. PAINE 8 CO.
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AS l am anxious to close up my present business
by the lot Of April, | WILL from this day, efex
some =.
GREAT GAINS, r.9tg.
All who want CHEAP GOODS, will call, en-
anime, and see for themselves, at 20 Main Of.
JOHN L. sMlTHER,
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EDUCATIONAL

MIGHT sCHOOL.-This SCHOOL will be
~ opened for the instruction of young mechan-
ics, at my Rooms Clay street, corner OF I'd,
on MONDAY, the 18th inst.
Re TERMs-M0derate. Number Of pupils lin
tied Imh 7-6tl q. l.. C. SAITER.
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ga FOR RENT-The upper part of the HOUSE
B:a over the store of the subscriber, at present
occupied by the Richmond Club. Apply to
no 30-ts J. +. DUNAL.
t.xx SHERWOOD STILL FOR RENT. =
&S$& This beautiful MARKET FARM, mile
Airom the city of Richmond, is still for rent,
the person who rented 1t having failed to comply
with his contract K. - HA&ALL,
f. I5-ts JAMES LYONS.
1ss TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.
@;: The large TOBACCO FACTORY on Cary
street, between llth and 18th, with the vacant
lot adjoining, for rent by
de 27-ts KENT, PAIN q 60.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-11-30
The Latest News.


Our adyices from the seat Of war contain nothing
I'M addition to the sWaENess9 The news from Ma
nassas is regarded as strongly indicative Of battle
IN that quarter at an early day. Some look for a
simultaneous battle at centreyille and EYansport.
The Federals have concentrated large force oppo-
site Transport with pontoen bridges prepared, to
convey troops over the 0ccaquon. On their right
beyond 'Gentrevile, they are said to be advancing
slowly, and have reached Fairfax, within six miles
of Centreville. They advance and fortify every
half mile, it is said. The war flag is waving all
along the Confederate lines - p s--lz-- s@' 5 =
We have nothing additional from any other point
The Confederate Congress has refused to pass law
authorizing an advance to be made to planters on
their crops either in Treasury notes or Confederate
bonds. 80 .--. --
1t is stated that many of the Federal forces will
be drawn from Missouri to cooperate in the attack
upon Columbus, KY,
The Petersburg Express gives an exciting account
of the escape Of two young men from Fort Warren,
Boston harbor, VIM. II. Parvin and VIM B. Willis,
members of Capt. Sparrow's company, who were
captured at Hatteras and their safe arrival Their
escape appears to have been almost miraculous.
They passed through Petersburg on their way to
Washington in this State on Wednesday last.
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Deaths in the seventh REGIMENT,

We have been furnished with the following au-
thenc account of the deaths in that portion of the
7th North Carolina regiment captured at Fort Hat
teras, from the Office of the Adjutant General in
this city: &c.
List Of the prirates belonging to tile 7th regiment
N0rth-CarolinG Volunteers, rho died at GOrer-
ROr's Island, Neao York Harb0r, and at Fort
Warren, Boston Har6Or.
AT GovERNoR's ISLAND
l j. c. Midyett, Sept. %, Co. D., Capt Lamb
w. B. Griffin, Sept %, Co. f, Capt Gillian
Hosea Blount, Sept 80, Co f. Capt Gillian.
Thomas Carter, Sept go, Co. K Capt Sharp
A. Modln, Oct. 4, Co. D, Capt. Lamb.
David Swain, Oct. 4, Co. E, Capt. Gillian.
Z John r. Harrell Oct. Z, Co. l. Capt Clements.
j. b. Collins Oct. Z, Capt. Duke.
John B. Scott Oct. s, Co. |, Capt. Clements.
10 W. a. Philpot, Oct. 8, Co. |, Capt Clements.
IL D. ROgerson Oct. 9, Co. D, Capt Lamb.
II James G. Harrell. Oct. 10, Co. F. Capt Gillian
- NJ. Robertson, Oct. II, Co. D, Capt. Lamb.
IA James WhitehurSt, Oct. II, Capt Duke.
10 II. Tyson, Oct. IL, Co. G, Capt Johnston.
10 Wilson q. Gregory, Oct. II, Capt Duke.
II Station Robertson, Oct. "a, Co. d. Capt. Lamb.
Is W. ii. Brown, Oct. 81 Capt. Duke
10 Stephen Kite Oct %, Co. |, Capt Clements.
20 Samuel Tetterton, Oct 30, Co d, Capt. Lamb.
81 Frederick Jolly, Nov. 8, Co. D, Capt. Lamb
y Geo. Sawyer, Nov. s, Co. B, Fort Warren,
Capt Cohoon.
NOTE.-Lieut Col. Johnston and Major Gillian
are named as Captains in the foregoing list Their
companies meant.