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AUOTIONEBR. WILL SELL THIS
lck, a. 4N Canal street, Parlor suits, Pios
Jontrr, Diuirg and TIA Tables; aecon 4
Nc,vet Tapestry. Thrce.ply, Venetian an a
ilcioths, mahogany, Cottage. French ana
Hair and other Mattresses. FEATHER Bc,is.
is marble top Dressing bureaus, Wash
China, Glassware, sofa beds, Lounges, Par.
Dining Room snd Kitchen Furniture Also,
ne Furs and fifty Cluaks. Also. q lot Of China.
ling Goods, two rolls Venetian and iive rolls Of
Is. Also, "A small Library Of choice Books
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s'aF 80
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A UcTIoN SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FuESI
n TUkE
CUT GLASS AND CHINA wAEE,
IVORY TABB: CUTLERY,

Il. ROTH, arction-ei, win sell publ, anciion, the
elegant Household Furniture Of fapriy, ~ hcr residence
day wcdnssday Dee 81 ~ eleven O'Clock precisely consist
Parl,r Suits brSrsiel r.glcre marble
top Tables. Mirrors Clocks, Vases Paintings, Lounge
Chairs Rockers Extension Table. Dipnx CT ss rosewood
ttssrs Baukes, kc Sale positive Cxrnien in attendance
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

A SPLENDID sHAhtE.-BUOTS and SHOES FOR
"a the Hciiays 81 the iu~est rsl market prices
STA kinds gvniY stsch.c B0e's. ~ % s.
-Four kipds gents atitrheG dress Bnots ~ ~ 30
taii and Iaisn ieah~r Copgrgsg pnd cali esaoe solft
rslmofssls. ~,
Boys' ard youths Cali stitched BN1ts. 81 tu ~
ladies morocco, Gait apd I'd SalnhDTas 81 - 81
soSa
Isdlcs and gents fet. buaao aud n bDer overssogs
Lsdte4 Lss.lng Bsin0rxb ard Jaiolg, yar&y. 81 -
o. sO
Boys' ualhs'. iaissss and inants' Boots galuotsis
Dailgrr Slipper, lvursh0es Ae., u l1ga sssofMssn
81 B0nery, D.ft 20 fiih street lN IA - syeBus,
Twenty fourth stree wv 4 ALLEN AEegs.
fvAYtiogiC BOOKS AND PRESENTS FOR TILE uoi.r
yIaYSBires, Prayer Bcptk pftses of .soYgsOgs hns
trns; Mlssns Stsuea, a. 6r y 'e I'D esslsrhen Atng.
i.r .rpabli.nitr House Of EDNAEu DUNCAN ~ BLG.
JAMES y. SIRhER, as9 Brpodway, up stairs.
uorrDAy raEsExTS uERMtSN's PATENT
III Sleeve HuonA cHcAhpe pcraLy of Srls al "a p.ters
wa absousc aernsv OF ftcnine s0d vurrsSl = ls
eats ane bs bad of r. HERMANN, diamond sser, ~
Bpcoue street
IN the MON sERiES-Sfx KINDS.
Tkr glremsns log ft9ry ot the " Tire Department
Tom Eri,s. the Nfws Boy.
Minnie The Organ Girl
Harry Ray tbc tdtfe Drummer boy
Jack Btaee, the Noibr Saiior.
PRICE s.ciyNrs roR rnT SERIES
A tarea = aotiats .'hififen Hnok,, Gam "a, Linen
eceks xe j. r, sghoS0. PubliShsr. q kssssa EiIseh
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u COTTON, .AUCTIONEER WILL. SELL THls},
day. December 81 at i09a 0cock, 4Oi Broadway,
large assortment Of Parlo Bedroom and Furni.
ure ten Parlor Suits In reps boeats and hairoth tw
eight Sewing Machines. Amour WardrobeA. black wslnus
Sideboards Turkish Lounges and Chairs mahogany Bed
stead nine marble Centre Tables five Extension Tables,
two Ladies Secretaries and variety OF other goocs As6
200O OF Wilton Administer Carpets abos SOC
yards OF and Ingram Carpets Brussels Carpets
Drgges At l2 O'Clock rosewood Pnrlor Organ plsy
twenty-four airs and one counter Glass Case
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,ECrnY. NOTICES.

NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY, DE-
An centsr ~, Is62The Annual Election for Directors
E he held s the C9mlanys oiiee "a South street on
O'Clock r. b. and close four O'Clock r. NJ The transfer
books wiz be closed from this date until Jarary By
deg. II. n. MASON, Secretary.
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u pany of the city oi New York-New Yoak, December
o. 1852 The animal election for twelve directors Of this
sompany VIII Be held Monday. January l2 At the of
&C., - Nassau street. Polls open from II O'clock The
sngier books win be losed from the 29th inst until after
ahc election BY ORDER. o. Z0LIIkOFFEls seeretary
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A w. MERefN ACCT1ONEEa
n. Ny BANGS, MEEwIN 4 90. Irving Buildiuss

II will sell the Gt~smtug fboma~ A. TIinshsss q,
wednesday, Jsu 1893 1t O'Clock the foot ct Morssi
fac North Point Foundry tv. Sine
~ Feet long " and sie tss sm. double engines Bs2i
Must b. asid
Por particulars apply 10 DAVID KEMr ll5 sseben s,r.4,
o. of The onces AARON cox, rs Montgomery street
Jersas CITY
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sALus or nnxExsrJ
RAM 0rrCagUNI3Y 1oa oAI

~
"A persoas aeair,ng Country Ros1denceA
The subscriber o6ero for le hls Country Hoa1oI
ssnAy snrvsyea ana hAa ous tkas dved nse
three dstn pareelA each having water frelt - oss
splendid building s8s The op6yy consists ~ so
sas stylish old nsass. y laws q acres ~ loi
rardea sassfuly dssened snd stocked WITH rnss
co.ss froesns - Inc SsrSs and scwass alley
rhe siuaticn mas asileo advantages for
rrsidence or fcf speculation having beld the
sous1s mile two aass besd by lnis.
senty - ethsr thatevery BUILDING commands
nne vieSs Of me sonno AND surrounding county Two
feclg healthy, water excellent and inyigoratne Dia
eess caa reseh the city from this pses in less time than
from Harlem by the avenue Persons desirens Of
avoiding city taxea the dausers ana d-senons crossing
the rivera will do well give this their early
attention. No estate Or within hundred mies
q New York combines ths diversified ADVANTAGES and regal
appointments The present distance railroad stations
miles when 'chatsworsh Is made station. now In con
temptation (depot already bult) the viii be only
hall mile Apply ON tho premises, 70 COLLINS
to him 1t the ofce Of woodruff Co., 10 Broad street.
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays between IL and
O'clock where be
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ITENRY H. LEEDS CO., AUCTIONEERs-- --HENR,
III II. LEEDS 4 co. viii sell auction Wednesday

Ill H. LEEDS CO. win sell at auction. on "Wednesday,
December 81 at u ococs in our gallery No Nssss
Paintings embracing the works Of Of first ass
together with number Of OIL Paintings from varon
8.ts.s
Also = y O'Clock precisely in our gallery. Eassar,
Association for the Relief Of the Poor viz Female Figure,
by Louis Lang Female Head. BY @. H. BarKer Portu3
scape BY = A. suydam; stAgs Head by y HAYS: Land.
scape, by l.. Brown Lauesape, BY j. Thompson. Fons
Pictures by amateur female artists Of the School OF Desgn
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OEORGE COOK, AUCTTONEER.
T SUPERB EECOHATED CHINA VASES.
MARBLE AND BRONZE CLOCKS.

the above elegant goods embracing variety of ParloF
Chamber. Reception Library and Dining Room SuitsS
Library and Secretary Bookcases Armoire Glaee Bueea
Extension Tables &c. For particulars catalogues Of sae
GEORGE HOLBIOOR, AUCTIONEER-OFFTCE eoa
" broadway viii sell this day "wednesday Dec. 81 az
n o'clock all the Furnture contained in the public house
way consisting par. Ingram Carpets BEG
and bedding Bedsead Chairs Bureaus marble top Tablcs
Dealers invited a.5 Ne 'sNN
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COPARTNERSIIIPS.

AN ACTIVE, HONEST INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN
a without means having thorough knowledge of :be lea
her and shoe ending business desires 10 associate with
party hay ng the establish the business in ars
Sown, wstsu four hours of New York city, erc-ie
epennx Best of references produced Address boz los
KAston Pa
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A BEAUTIFUL Residence IN NoRRIsrowE, ON
"A OF the finest In New Jersey One acre handfomei
of fruit For sale cheap exchange for city prcper
SEASONAL BILE merchandise.
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LDwARp s1NTyEvrCH, AuCTI0NEEn.
Ia ELEaANT STUFFED BIRDS
ny D. w. IVES A co, Mt 100 and fs7 Broadway,
O'Clock, this day, elegant collection of cases
specil''ns ot stuffed Birsie, pus W by the celebTa
SArpisA ". Uebrnltp,
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DsSsIgel e 4 1 sATlssMs, z, sssS, A MArclIosEEs - !.

DELEgANT uIAMpND, FhAMbLI.ED AND ~ cARA1
- COLI. .MyNrlNG WAIt HIS.
DANIEL a. MATHEWS viii sell th3a dny, WRDNIss
Day ~ ~ O'Clock, q h's snlesreom, GO NAysAg sTiEET
Maiden lane large assortment VI adea' eicgsnt Dn
mond Watches, bcauiiuliy .gsrcleo snd Fet with hps
briinnts; also nuinber of ladies' gents supcrio
" Gold H. ming Watches, by the
now On exhibition and catalogues are realty.
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A s. RIcBARDs, AucrioNEEs.

S. NIGH ARDS, NVtfTiONEER
a Perenp'orr ssis o Eoo, Shoes and Hfog4rs aur-
lion. ty RltHtRDS WHITING, on wesgesdny per.,n.
ber 81 at To- ocors al .torc ~ CuaL street conpsi
almost eifs Variety Of Winter Gyofs Catalogues ,hc
uolniL- ~ sslr.
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HENRY n. LEEDS 1 co, AucrIoNEERs.

Wednesday. Dec 81 at IL o'clock in front Of
Nassau street. close Carriage made to order by IAwren-
few times ad b one Of our best city mssors an cisgan
Bros only year since; has been but little ss: u
ho.sercd in crimson and cost 91400 Alsa two
Caeo in good running order, used but few times,
made by one OF our basf city makers.
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,rnG Am Ioncnrn.

A GROCERY HORSE, WAGON FIXTURES, WITH
"A the Goods win be sold a. . great bargain and easy
terms. about 81, 600; corner store. A
r. d. RICHARDSON d CO., 81 and "a Nassau street.
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lon n spoke Br brig Volunteer from St John NB for Ha
Bark Isaac Davis (or Philadelphia Hand cardsnas,
Feo with sugar. to master CO., 49,, J., -,
last to Mccready Mott Co. Passed going in US steamer
Brig Water Lily Titon, Berwick by Tweed E. IS days in
0a.s' Rrs 70 Geo smith 10, un s,svs,s Re,s
Hon 70 days with mahogany 70 Alexandra Jan ~, lat
IA S fss s IS IS
from Palermo for New York 9Th at sS 81 lon Is So was
sgnased brig bound n showing spanish aas with letter
IN it. The has had strong gales the entire passage
Brig John Butler (Br) Powell Antigua Feb l. with
Bs sSss san,aso "a Rrs% Ess1SrqGt Port Pla %
2s spoke the Henrica (sp) fIom Port Plat for New
Brig Excelsior (Br) Talbot Bermuda Is days in ballast,
to Mccall Firth Sailed in company with Br schr Empire
schr Adele of Boston) Snow, Palermo Dec H. passed Gi-
bnliar 10Th with birthstone &c, TOD Wheewright.
81 with sugar % pewoif N'' i'Al oA''ea' Jan
sh F Saa Hssshs % sa su0
sehr Housh (of Glouceser sadler Fortune Bay NF,
schr N Fleming shaw. Wilmington, Del, 2days.
sehr RShara BallwnHs Frsnc EIsabehpor and sailed
f0 Hathaway Hathaway Ru.bshpor and sailed
schr sarah Elizabeth Smith New Haven, adays.
schr Norma lwrecker) Weeks from the ship Arkwright
schr Ariel 1weckery Blair from the Agnes Gardner
sl h IL materials from the
Schrs Mann Mama M Brown Bailey TsreSws
fOianu, Oude IN w COOK, Curtis, ana
Jackson all from the bark Hazard recently ashore at
Squan
Soop Pierre Van Cortland Bradley Eiisabet Import and
sailed for New Haven.
soop Thomas Ransom Clark Elzabehpor and sailed for
Bridgeport.
soop Ph9nix Shepard, Elizabethport and sailed for
Bridgeport
Steamer Fanny Cadwallader, Person, Baltimore.
Steamer Thos Sparks (U transport Green Locust Point
in ballast.
Steamer N Sanford. Sanford. Phladeiphia.
Steamer Perel. Baker Providence.
BELOW.
One brig, unknown.
Br steamships Africa Queenstown and Liverpocl John
Bell Liverpool
llh-The following vessels passed the U steam cutter
Tiger to-day outward Gellert (am) Bristol
Robena, GLASGOW bark Barlm Dublin, brigs Mach!aa
Barbados; Humboldt. Havana; schr Inlmetto ~ dsnas
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Canadian -four in fair demand. closing steady
within tho range Of our quotations, with sales
OF l.10O bbis. Southern -four in fair de-
mand within the above range of quotations, with
sales OF 900 bbs Corn meal was Arm at quota
TONS while sales embraced about go bbls. Rye flour
unchanged while the sales included $50 bbs Wheat
quiet and sales confined TO some IL 600 1900
bushels at 81 IS for Western red, delivered,
and 81 361s for MwsIkee club in store Corn was
steady an ant IN far demand with % S,les OF aG,eGO
in store. and at 66c. do. delivered. Rye was
firm, with sales of $500 bushels at s5c., de-
OF State, at the rairoa depot, At Sac Barley malt
quiet and steady at 95c. 81. Oats were plenty and
prices hoavy with sales of Western and Canadian at
40c. &c. and state at s2c.
torEE-The market continued quet and sales limited.
A sac OF 80 bags OF Rio made At 2lc. less per
cent and q so bags do. at l9%c
CoIToS-Tho market steady but less active, with
sa Of about $50 bales, the basis Of 2sc 3oc for
mr'dns uplsnds.
engaged IN bulk At I'd and - 600 do corn at6id
-four 2s 800 boxes bacon engaged at 22s 81.
In neutral vessels ic"r vas At b 3D. To London flour
- Sd whoat at ID IN bulk, while engagements
light Rates to Francs wero steady at l8c for
wheat aud I0c. for -four
PROyIscs.-Pork-Ihere continued 20 be good de-
mand for future delivery, with sales Of 900 bbs
mess, deliverable ia June July and August, sslers' op
ton S3 25 the Sales footed ND about 900
bbls including at si2 STls $l3, Sl2 si2 IS
for Old do. 50 50 for new prime and at s 20 el3 By
Tor city prime Beef was firm ana IN fair demand
with sales or go bbl' reported at sis Sl2 SO for
firm at Sl4 IS 81 So Cut meats yere moderate
ly active with sales Of 80 hhds at tor shoude sand
nj Sc for hams in dry sat Bacon steady tho n
less actiye e. sales of 900 boxes were made at &c So.
for long ribbed Western Dressed hogs Grsdrr
quote Western at "a 37i 81 So and city a. ~ - s.
lard lrm ana in isir demand, with sl'es ~ 20
bbs aud tcrcos at 74c SIC Butter ma cb 'sc "ero
unchanged
cuhas, chiefly within tho range of &c C., and Il >
bids me ado ut y. l..
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY FEBRUARY Is, 1862.

Geners desired TO know the terms OF the surrender to
which the Commodore replied, 'sAn unconditional sur
render. and so il was accepted.
The amount Of army plumber which fell into hands
Is represented as very large consisting Of cannon
munton, tents, baggage and muskets.
Vhs rebel infantry forces encamped outside OF the fort
whose numbers variousy estimated from three
en thousand quit their position before and during the
night getting on in such hurry that much valuable
property was left
General Grant, with advance guard, took possession
OF the fort about hour after the surrender Commodore
Foote turning everything 20 him. The gunboats
Tyler Conestoea and Lexington passed up the river to-
wards the railroad bridge The steamer Golden State is
brought by the gunbosts though boat hourly
pected down The Tennessee
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S HIPPIN G NE w S
Port Of New York, February ~, 1869.

Ct JARED.
Steamship John Bell Orr, Sco,t, Liverpoo-wiams a
snip Midnight Brock san Francisco-R Cooley.
turn 60.
sSPP sSSP Amdoss Anr 1SSgy feesy sssowew Nsson
Shp Great Republic, Limeburner Pnrtland--N a low
BarS lemuel tBr, whttler, oneen.icwe--J NcArthur
Bark st Bernhard iIanl Deiijrn Roefdan--t ..iling
Bark Ats deS (Bem) Hohlmann, Philadelphia -kuprcht
Bris i"a. (sr itovgeso, London --Funch Meincke
Maaske ss edsV w:u sa' FoA'' Cork or F'"oa'F"n'A
s Bs 3oada ls6S Dorbsstr a. NsDofmsn.
s ss i,fEs Pare" Ss} I1. %ssSss. ogGes2
SeT cer aa nn .r rrW WOOL BmdM.se r'o'e''' '0
sssr i hS bsa,ls Rsss mSrey1H sEs. MN sAs'
ssSr I yan s.Ts VA ps, N,nei psa I..a
sSRr RF Ais%Ss isspS isisaeiFGiaf benton s,n.
schr Isabella, raq'kin. Roston-Dsy,or 400
Schr Colo ado ,hcr1.f q cenwic'i-B FJT.
ARRIVED.
sis,m4hip M.ita CB of glasgow Burrousha Antwerp.
1n a sisys ses 20 anSas hs ss
s,ssn nip Thos taan @ lranspor) Hamilton Fortress,
stean ship Pasfs-o u > transport Besrse. Baltimore,
\ s.orcstp Rei..s lieut. Com Man,os Port Royal.
ship sanose McNesr Hsyro i3 DAYS n ballast, to
r 6,h inst la - 40 lon 60 a. suN BARK Godec Era hcnc,
ship 9 Geb,ia Csrem' ssmke Bremen &c dsjs 80 Sa'
lsef, 90 T. Lnlrg
ship City OF Bath f1f Bath Carney Gibrasr a days. m
ballast TO Duncan 50 i0 inst LAT 33 on 1880 spoke
bark 1eres a. hence Tor Miracaibo.
Shin Shatenuc to BoNdonhsrl Oxnard, 81 Vincent, Cv
Jan To- in ballast, tu q e. Duncan 4 Co
Bark Carloia of Balt aore, gcxer Layerpooi 90 days
Hathaway, fran NeN York for Hayaut.
Bnrk Rosa Bochpr (Prus scir Gloucester e days IA
ballast, 20 Funcb. Neucke Wenit.
B,rk Sam hepleId, Jeweii Paermo 6 eaJs, passed Gl
hrn.iar Dec p with fruit &c 70 y Il Ward Go.
Gah eis CaJ, ColOra, bCatt fassed 8to atar De-
Is With fruit &C. 10 order
Bsfk Reiu deer fog New iayen) Wellington Port spain
aays With su.a, 20 ltDNbujges sous "a lust la n
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American ShiPmasters' AssOcA- ION,
Nos 81 AND S3 MERcMANIs, ExcHANGl


Nos 81 AND SO MERcHANTs' ExcHANC,
The following approved officers have received certificates
of this association
Captains Mic ae Conklin brig Two Bows Paterson,
ship Julia Howard Nathl Pnkhsm brig Three Sstai WIN
OBren mate of ship Drcadn0ught Henry Green, late
of bark Lnwood; John Henrques, Of brig 81 Pack
VIM Dun unham shin Rapid: John II Luther bark Jno Fyte
Edw Mix late of ship Tartar; ucius Butler late of ship
Bro,kinc John Hanson mate OF bark Gem; Chas ilanes
late of ship Falmouth; Merrill Sewal late o ship Flyawsy
Eben Linekn. bark Quincy Alfred Spencer ship Chan.
celor; Geo Edge late II ship John Carver Vim Thomp
late of bark Maria Norton Jos Bhnkenshp ship Mar
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elupags SC The prisoners taken are General Tlghmar
and stan, Captain Taylor and company and tho SICK
The garrison think, must have commenced thsir 70
treat last night or at early hour this morning.
Had not felt IL an imperative necessity to attack
Fort Henry to-day should have made the Investment
complete and delayed until tomorrow, to secure
the garrison do not believe however the result would
have been any more satisfactory.
The gunooats have proven themselves wen aos W
resist severe cannonadng All the iron clad boats re-
ceived less SLOTS the flagship some twenty
eght-whout any serious damage TO any, exceih me
Essex. This vessel received shot IN hef ooe! tuat
disabled her, killing and wounding some thirty men
Captain Porter among the wounded remain your oos'
dient servant, U, :. GRANT, Brigsdier General
FIELD ORDERS NO l.
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF CAIRO, !
CAMP IN FIELD, NEAK FoRr HEsRY Feb. 5, 1852
The First Division, General McCiernand commanding,
will move at eleven O'Clock A. NJ. to morrow under the
guidance OF Lieutenant Colonel Mcpherson and take
position the roads from Fort Henry TO Donelson and
Dover
II will be the special duty of this command prevent
all renforcemens to Fort Henry escape from il Also
to be held in readiness to charge and take Fort Henry by
storm, promptly on the receipt of orders.
Two brgades OF the Second division, Gen. c. +. Smith
commanding will start at the hour from the west
bank OF the river and take and occupy the heights com
mandng Fort Henry. This point will be held by 80 much
artillery a. can be made available and such other troops
as IN the opinion OF the general commanding the Second
division, may be necessary for its protection.
The Third brigade, second division, will advance up
the east bank OF the Tennessee river fast as it be
securely done and be in readiness to charge upon the
fort or move TO the support Of the first DIVISION s may
All the forces the west bank OF the river not
qured to hold the heights commanding Fort Henry win
return to their transports to the cas-, bank and
follow the first brigade as fast az possible.
The west bank Of the Tennessee river not having been
reconnoered. the commanding officer entrusted with
taking possession Of the enemy's works there will pro-
coed with great caution and such information as can be
gathered, and such guides can DO found in the time
intervening. before eleven o'clock tomorrow.
The troops will receive two days rations of bread and
meat in their hAvsrsacks.
One company of the Second division armed with rifles,
shooters on board the gunboats. BY order,
L. S. GRANT, Brigader General Commanding.
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ngrICIAL REPORT OF GEN. GRANT

fttpsr ALTERS, DISTRICT ~ CAIRO,
FORT HgNRY, Tenn. Feb. o, 1862.
hkLroNi Assistant Adjutaat General, Depart.
.. li No. st. louis, NO.
--tnclose send you my order for the attack
w Henry. Owing TO dispatches received from
Ma uctal Halieck. and corroboratiug Information
ns. j elect That tbs enemy were rapidly ren.orc
I'D. ghi u .fnreratively necessary that the fort
slo csrrisl 20 day Ny forces not up al ten
o'.Jr stnigh when my order written thor sfore
JdI u1 eern praCicablc D. sst earlier hour than
,e.. i lek 10 day TO commence She Investment The
,f.b.ls artsd Up nj the same hour 10 commence the
n'',1l .a engage the euemy at not over six hundred
I4 little over hour all The batteries we're
! .t ri the fort surrendered AT discretion 70 Flag
.r liz 10 syiug Us all their guns, camp and garrison
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 13-6 p. M.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market steady, with
tone, at yesterday prices. The sales embraced
about II 900 bbs CLOSING within the range OF the follow
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THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.


USnKD STATS FLAG SrxANsR CINCINNATI,
Feb 8, 1862.
SR-I have the honor 70 report that the casualties on
board this vessel during the bomEardnent OF Fort Henry
from the cf'cs OF the cneuys hre. weroiIl0d, one
wounded, slae. Total, ten. Respectfully
r.. y sTEMBtL,
Commander, United States Navy.
r. A. RI FoorE. Commanding Naval Forces western Wa
ters.-
sR-As Captain Porter Is unable to write ae has sf-
vised send you list Of killed, wouads aad miss
ing this vessel
W D. Porter, comuandcr, scalted
J. H. Lewis, Vaymastor scal1cd
I. r Perry, third master, scalfsd badly.
= B. Brittan, masters aate, klloi by cannon shot.
James Mcbride, pilot sicd by seal ng
William n. Ford, pilot, Killed by scaiGlng.
John Matthews quartcrmaster badly scaled
A. H. Waterman, captain of lorerastle u sing
Henry Gempcr. fireman, missing.
Samuel tsayer, fireman, scalded badly.
John sautz, fireman MISSING
Iamc Con.y. seaman. ked hy scaling
n Nc sirty, sclInan, scaiIed.
"a Hsgaa, seaman. scadcd.
Dana Wilson, seaman, ,ki,,cf by sc9d.Dg
Bon Harrington, seaman scaldsl badly
Wm. o y. len. seaman scaded badly.
Thos Mullen, seaman scadcd slightly
W H. Mixcy, seaman scaded badly.
T. Sullivan. seaman, scaldei badly
Jas. Bedsrd, seaman, missing.
p Beers seaman, kled by scaldug
John o. Hara seaman scaded
john Castillo, seaman, scaded
! Phillips seaman, scalded.
B IOu.a seaman, scldcd.
a EPvuDlds, seaman, missing.
James Argus. seaman, scaldej
Thomas Mulist, seaman. badly scadel
"a addition to the above we hsd nineteen soldiers
ioIrsi of which several have since died. Very re
trly yonr obedieut servant,
aOBERr X. RILEY Ex.OGcer L. S. ggntoa E'ssS.
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