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New Books.


We are tlsased TO notice that Mese.s. West
4 Johnston. pa blishsrs. 14s Main street, h I'VE
6 nsw book in press, which will be published
the early part Of the mouth Of May, entitled
the First Year OF the War" This worp.
which h:s essn for some time In the course OF
PUBLICATION, is from the pens of Mr.. y. 70.
Ds Win and Mr.. I'd. A. Pollard, both of this
ssty. Connecued 'as both II egg gentleman
eavs been, with the press. better facilities
have been tnsred for q careful collection OF
no:s than could have been attained eks-
where. Both, TO, have Teen Intimate with
the events which caused the present revolu-
ton, with the facts connected with its be-
eianing, add with the resnl OF the wa, MP
II the present moment. This work proposes
10 traea the progress Of political events as
oncise!y ae possible, from the establishment
Of the u. .. Cover nment to the inauguration
Of Lincoln. Then comm epces the history Of
toe preeent war. which will be continued up
60 the latest moment the pages can be with.
held frosa tbs printer The value of such a
vcsk will be great In statistical point OF
view. SAYING nothinx Of The interest a t.aehed
70 the description Of battle acenes. We hope
q; nay he Get before the public II: an early
date. That it will meet with o ready sale
ssie and will deserve widespread Cireula.
Con. the names OF the authors are n sufficient
guarantee.
Messrs West & Johnston have also just
issued Mahan's "Treaf.s on Field Eortif1ca-
aons,'' a book Of great value 70 cf1cers In the
service. It EN- hraees instructions in the art
Of eonsiructins. defending and attaching en-.
trsnchnents. with general remarks regard.
ing permanent fortincat!ons. This book lisa
revised edition and contains all the original
plates very dueiy executed. We shall give
further notice OF this valuable work e. soon
SIS space Will allow. Meanwhile, we warm ly
commend IL TO all In the army
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.TTDLET TUK SALE.


his valuable FARss will be sold THURS.
DAY, Goth inst, If not sold privately before;
10 nct:ce Of which viii be Siyss) 1t con-
teins six hundred and tntrty-nine and q half
acres; In Hanover county; iour miles above
Old Charch. ed foini lag CIR. John HsW's ma
chine shop; j. or IL miles from Richmond; In
An excellent neigh boz oco; corn mill AID
blacksmith shop IN 100 yards Of my line
Also. n permanent steam saW mill. owned by
Mr. HaW, aud tim Der enough on tbs farm, in
400 yards, to MAKE plank enough TO fence in
the eni.cs plan tation. about 40o res ciea red,
ana welt adapted TO wheat, cors oats, tobes-
co, and for vegetables and Insiiols; is as good
IS any In this region OF county, so remark
abba tor It's traits aud vegetables. The wood
land is valuable, from tina fsct thA.i has 4
large growth OF chestnu ut, which - BOT sur
passed by cEy lin Der Tor teuolDg. The farm
IL in five fields; will maize from 60 TO 800 bar
rcIs corn 10 the field. j made on one OF the
fields, in 1850, 200 bushels wheat, withcu:
using one pound Of eaago. Two CT the fields
are on Potopotomy Greek, and contains so or
10 acres Of superior mud land. In fact,
studiey is COG is.ered the best forest farm dor
it's si2e) IL this section OF country. in add
fton, may say, il is an excellent s'ock farm,
Is my cattle and hogs will attest. Dir. Chas.
II Der, Of the FRS. Market. R;camoEd, has
generally purchased what / bad 20 sell. /
retsr 10 him as 70 quaii'y. / have sold Us
high IS s.7a worth ef pork, alter keeping Il
supply for the plantation.
The imrroyeIaena consist of Il dwelling
house, cottage with SIX rooms, Te2rty new,
ktchen aud cabbtas, win b, ie2 cbimaey.,
ard oil new, an excs.ient barn sad CORN
house, iorss new stahls 2ox2e, with ten sails,
aud two large new tobacco houses, % rect
long, sufficient 10 house :sa O. t.1l ve res pt
tooacca IN regard 10 health, nay family ppy-
sicinn, Dr &. b. Tnlly's hooks will show that
he has visited but Que Ge.i hand IN IS years,
ale He was a dysp%ptic. Immediately after
tina sale CT ,as lane, will hire OFT my Ee~
groas for the baiaGes OF the yaaT; sell corn.
foGder, & or barrels good -four. cattle, s~e
yoke OF very fas young oxen, TART 1'oi
shoasE, foIr-Gns h-11d sous, three horses ara
| two ~ uie- all good aud enc colt.
TEsss Of iaod, one-thiId casA, u q re-
! maincer In one and two years esarisg Ia 'er'
! est from day OF sale until paid, sscHrSc d u
.:asd OF trust on the land. Terms i>r perish
| sbIe u.opertv W ad- knovn on tas daY oi s2io.
PHILIP Il. EOAHENT.
B~yr Geo. Watt will give aGy mfr.
~ ;i.su Ia Yste .ioG 10 stndis9. thsr arg .e5
! ,Ie.n4r os Rict noud may drsire.
e.
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Anotaer Runnr.

There was rnrior on The streets YESTERDAY
that the enemy had attacked q en-. RSaufe.
CARA at Island No. 10, on the Nissieeippi. and
that an engagement was going on. Upon
trading thls rumor ont, 1t visa reduced to a
gle dispatch. which announced that the
enemy wnspressirs the lines near Rev MA.
drd, and that battle Tas expected a, an
early date. The gres.es. confidence exist. IN
Gen. BeasIrgara's ABILITY to reeis. the Yan.
zee 8rmy.
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r,lFrY uDILAkS REWARD --Rnaa-
way from the subscriber, On the mat %
April last, q negro womAntna'reo NJ :.
aid WOMAN Is o. large siz., about IS or 40
years CT sre, OF lIch. sins er-hresd co or, ioii
E.ca, front upper teeth out. hes down sast
ieok y hen spoken Ia, hpxsr rer' 20 ne H.'ia
Slngas OH the ieft hAnd cut on III i0s secoEa
Joint She may have gone 10 Fredericksburg
as she has . mother 1T Mr. Aliens, OF Fredsr.
icksbure, TO whom she formerly belonged.
and wEs sold In Richmond by Mr. ThcmAs
Lipsoomk. will give the shove rev I'd Of
go Tor Aer delivery ~ me In ktchnDvnd, Va.
uh lS-6ts j. II. HIGGINS.
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Obituary,


Died, in S. James Parish. Louisiana, on
me ! I'm Of February last, ELLEN q NOR.
pun, wife OF James ID Morsoa, ESD, OF
lover, GCocElaHd couRty, Virgins, IL Inc
IA yeAf OF hez age
This intelligence causes sorro1fng to
many hearts, lor, D. wide circle 81 relatives
hAd friends, by the poor and BY the nuIn sroUa
dependents ground Aer-tndsed. WhereSef
aIoNn, the life Of Ellen MorsOn was follow
ed oy love. esteeM and reverence. BY nature
and culture, she was eninently adap;eu tc
all womauiy duties, affection ana charities
Gifted with wealth, position, and b.auty.
III youth, enc disarmed envy. and won ad-
mirat;on and love by the dIsIn tsfestednees.
moGes: gracss, and eoEsiderak Kindness ~
her character. In mature years, In all the
ofi res oI wife, mother. friend, aAd mistress
sae assured es.eens ard fiveed ahecuon by
parity, benigEity, and rare sfnstenass OF
hear; in ali the Manifestations aud duties OF
life. Eor we're the refinieG Influences OF q
Chrtatiau life Ind conversation wanting 70
crown her rare natural exceileBc,es, Tor the
ste1dfastness Of her faits aud the consistsA.
cy Of her pisty were only surpassed BY the
elevation Of her religious standard. and her
Christian humility. der virtues. TOO, had en-.
dured the Christening crdoal OF 50 usr1n8. ZOE
taIoagh several years affective oisease nAd a.
different times severely tested her patience,
brntude, and regtGnAtion. Her premature
death is the more lamentable taat, under the
asnial tr u asI q, OF the balmy south, whittier
shs had accom- panied her husband, she had
nearly recovered, and gave premise Of reeur-
rses 10 her early happy frame q health.
when with brief warning, from illness not
Incident 70 l,eI!ty or clin ste, she was
commenced 10 her dual rest. She passed away
lar from tho scenes Of her nativity, and the
heins OF her love; but II II consoIing 10 know
that abe had tn. hest professional SIX II at com
mahd, the tendsT ministry ct devo led neice.
and the ktndest attentions CT these around
whom her yietuss aed grsOee had already
CONVEX led In to friends. Even more soothing
y IL tor hsT lfii..ed husband, ehitdrsa, and
ifisnds 10 know from her past life and Chris
aau preparation, what more gracious pre-
.saos nrbore through "the dark valley Of
zoe shadow ef death )" and guided 20 csies.
ual realms. WHERE. BY emWlation OF her life
ard example, they may fiod her again In the
"teacz asst pass.sh usdvfsaRding
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ssEUPLu OF HAAsscG Il an ii,set~9 by
ths Adult ri q aera. OF v%gssi, 70 ,sqa 70
al 3 rs.us Is Ing els. pistol ssrfek or Il =
which may a. aly sga.s ts h-igngsi ~ the safe
osy,giais or TO 'hs t.on,v.,ecst- ststss Is t*issz
them 10 a Ia C0nufy s,5us - onF. 81 lisa
re-. witsrn tweety days
Nc persoa saa y ,Inire ghs q peasssr ] Ia esssf
arms sithss by rGsaass. poSssiaa - e'ae:'
wise
Amp psrson sGtject 70 militia duty. ~ho shA.l
fsu to deliver nj anna. Il his resss<stoe, vi
Ut nnce be 6Ssf.e ia, tbs military vice fsr tS
n. snd these .os sabiseE 10 .gseh dssy ~ -
n1Dd net lea than ten dollars.
enc. D. PLEAsANTj.
M e-ts ahstif II usariec
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Exemption Bill.

Pending the consideration OF the exemp-
ton bin In the House CT Representatives res.
fsrday. an amendment was proposed BY Mr..
Chiffon. Of Alabama. exemrting Ill ninis,
ters IL charge Of congregations. This amen6
nendmant was rejected by n decisive vote
~ far AS the House is concerned, t.are seem.
70 be dispoe ton to restrict zee list OF ex.
snpts TO the narrowest Limits. The bill, VIVA
the especial order of tss day; but without
eotniDg 70 vcts p,.on it. inc Houss I'd.
9nrned- II VIII W taken IN again 70 .dnv
and IL to g 30 hoped viii be passed BY the
Ho1ss.
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DIED..

In this city, A. his res derc- On jackson arrest,
sfer long aud painful ill1ess. which he bo.s
With Chiistian f3rntu6e and resignation, Mr..
GEORGE ". q. TYLER, in IN. as. year Of
hlshgc, leaving . wife ana seven children to
mourn hts irIeparzbie loss.
TIE freofs and aeadantar ces Of the family
NE respectfully invited TO sttsod lie funeral ro N
nia resi- aere-, Ga Jackson street. at 81 O'Clock p.
NJ ,Vi,hcus further notice,
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VALUABLE iGPkoNku REAL EHrATE
Y IN SsSCHESTER, on JGITs sIDEs on
AUL,. STREET, FOR SALE AT AIl!Tioh,--
VII! b sold a: auctior. on the prer1iass, o.
THURSDAY. the 1870 March, $50, 80 o'esk
j. E the following vaiueo.f real ests;s In
Name hester, near tic old Farmers ko;ei,
w: The large brlcs sud framed Store ard
dwelling Oh The so1th side OF Hu.s stree,
formerly IwHed and occupied by Mt. " q.
brew ed jJiAihg the residence Of Nrs 0on.
Tia Is an excellent business staGd Also,
the isfss F.am-i Dwelling, toppohts the
sail Eot=i.) row Ia the occupancy OF 'Ef.
Jones. Also, four Brick T.psmepts on tEe
.quare betow, vigil uita,i for t'Cres aoa
iWsiiDgs. Thea- feneGI.nis were boiit G.
.ew yearo ago. ana NE conveniently srJa nssd
Tsaaa-. t,e,s- 10 rd cash: ms ;agcSo4 8 and L.
MONTHS, Tor negotiable rns6s, IN tsfess Edded,
occurred ~ trust i ead, or title retained thu
taxes s.d insurance tor ls5s 10 be paid by the
purchaser.
THIS IS favorable chance to invest money
20 eccd a5yan tnge.
GODDIN l. APPERSuN,
.nhS Ascts
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TNRUSTEL'S SALE OF FURNITURE
AT AOCT ION - Sy virtue OF a deed of
srust from r. G. copeland 20 the subscriber,
recorded IN the Clerks Once Of Rch m nd
Hastings Court, l Hili sell at tho ;eE sEne q
occupied b. said Copeland. CT the north side
o! Main, between SIN and a;h streets, Or
MONDAY, the 2sth inst, ~ 10 O'Clock p. n
the following arlieles OF Farnt'urs. VIZ: on
sideboard, is Cane-:eai Cs,a;Ts Hat Rack. 2
elegant BRUSSELS Carpets, AiTrors, Centre
Table, Dsmask Curtains, with fixtures COM
plete, and mary other articles.
TERAs-Cesh, IL n2uka Bile funds.
NH IS Wa. klTEHELI. Trustee
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EOET. GTRAXMD. ae,


T OST-On Broad SRI Get, Tueeday evening,
l. the Ilth inst . hlaok-covercd MEMO.
HANEUH BOOK, nearly cled up with
names OF persons and post Offices. ar d other
mem orandums. 1t contained between forty
ard fifty dollars IL bank notee. a ch eek paya.
BILE 10 ne frcm one Of ,hs banks e. S,aun,on
Va, tor tho cmornt of fSs, ard receipts Il nd
other papers. / VIII pay 10 any one VINO
will return TO me, at my Office, on Cary street.
three doors below 18th, twenty dollars for
the book and contents, 90 above described.
/ NH 13-2.s JNO. &. SYRfLE.
T O.T.-Oa yesterday, .0,oe where u Il e
1 city, a leather POOK Ell. BOOK, cont tain
Ing N free papers snd between Is and - in
money. liberal reward will be paid for
~ W DENNIS BUTLER,
NIB lS-e:s free man Of color.
q - KEWARD-Strayed or stolen, on Sun
en-, Gay last, the eth inst, small sAs
Cow. giving milk; tip ends Of both horne
sawed OF; head and ieas are dark brown
color, and body is SON what reddish, and bo S
three white and one biack teat, and Is marked
with a fork aud other marks cut in the left
ear She was in GOOD order Will Vay the
above rewa, Il II delivered 10 me Oh the corner
nh ISIS BUM sMIN SUTTON
--E--xzszz.zzz..---:.-E
r. .a,ajfsFs% ~ r. - ,ysssss3.
GKAsr BALI. viii DO s.vsa II he
~ CITY ARMS HALL,
aa = al. street., between M.ln snd Frausi n
THURSDAY EVENING. MARoH 10, 1852,
FOR fhs benefit Of Mrs WILSON.
~ Tickets, a..
MAEAGEAs
Y. WALLER,
nh i2-cls M. HAYES
m ETROFULIFzT BALI.
(AlsO Proprietor Of the Academy of !iusc,
New Orleans, Lo1istsas.j
FIFTH AND LAST WEEK.
HARRY MCCARTHY
TIE acknowledged ssvorite Of tbs South
Author of the
"Donnie Blue Flag
1.-The FoiuutesS,"
"Sta-S and Bars"
"h.issourt,"
"Scott Taking the Oa,h, -
and othar popular National Songs. assist 81
ny MISS ILTTIE ESTEI.LE,
Will give his personaticn Concerts as aprvs
81 Change o! programme every night.
Admission b0 cents; Children and Servaats
half price. Reserved seats 10 cents
r LEE MALLORY,
fe 25-ts Acting Manage.
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4 TENTION.
IA MINUTE AEN.
Yod will meet or franklin street, oppott to
Fair Grounds, at = o'clock, this (THUHe-
DAY. morning, with blanket and other
clothing suitable for camp. The prompt at
tendance OF every member will cave them
some unpleasant circumstances. & few moro
mem bers are needed to all up the Company.
BY order of
NH lS-lt& Can't ] T. O. POTTa
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a
Scns ltts1s e1cltemSat wae Mcdassd II ~
casy yesterday MorntnG, on ME reception OF
the neWs from AfkaHsss, annoanOire that Z
great baths had b&en fought By 0ens Price
sad Van Dorm. Several dispAtchM were ~.
eeived A. thS Var onice, and By members OF
Congress from tsat section. all little am.
asaons, bat stu agreeing a. TO the main
facts. II seems that oar forcsa eng aged the
Enemy on Pea Ridge, Benton county, Ark,
near the Missouri tine. There were abs,
satrty thonsand o. either aide, and the con.
test was severn one. Begtnnng ON ths 7th.
the engagement was kept mp through the day
with great loss. On cur eide. 0sns Ben
Mco1iloch, NeIntosh and Hubert were killed.
and Gems. Price aud Slack woundsd: Col,
6,u,s had an Arm broken. That night our
tycers slept OF the battle n Id. and ID the
morning again commenced ths attack, and
succeeded In getting beyond the Federal army
and between them and the Indian territory
from which Confederate retnforceUaent I. were
exrct~i. A junction with Gen. Pixie conld
,hsn be eEec ted. At which time tt waa ccnf.
dent the Feaerat army cs aid be DESTROYED or
Aarsared. Il Is certain that when the con.
nc. ended we had . dec.des';A d van sase In no.
alton, and bad cat OF the Federal army frov,
.acsr redaforsemsus. Disastrous as this bat.
he Was 70 us 20 far az loss Of general cfncers
/. eoncsraed, an sqaal or superior Lose wae In.
sic.ae On tie euemy. In ofliai circles thia
/, regarded as victory, ard 1t Is believed
.hst the next news will announces 1t &c fact.
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Hpa'R rs CRUTcRF.RIp HIGHT ARrlLlraY,
Auch l3,h, NO.. 5

A TTENTlOa, VOLUNTEERED
IA BATTERY SECURED.
Toe rndersigaed. having secured q epiendid
BAT rShG of feld- riss es, Savs u.so:ty to ra,ss
a company Of Light Artillery, 60 bo spus aTed 10
The Provisional Army Of Virginia for the wa. aud
have received ,u.aogi from ths Governor 10 "a
erU:t volunteers rom thu MILITiA. 70 ill the
rasks OF the Orutcaneld Ii. hs Artillery. The ecn-
pxny viii Go mgaG Jared n ss SION ssf1iciept
number Of voiu ,tears have been received, A aae
opportunity bow presents IT, elf 70 those who do
not wish 10 50 "a 81 i.isuteo TO enroll thsms selves
as volre teess. NJ su cs:itutes received.
Apply R!th3 Office Of III. Old Uoninion Ic! uf.
anee Company, unds. The St. CbaS'es Hctel.
STAPLETON CHUTCHFTELD,
CHA8. Z. WoHCuAM.
1f-aHH
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MARRERD.

Tn the 9Th inst., at OliHside, Charlotte CO.,
Va, BY ksv. John a. Moore, Capt EDGAR
W. CARRlG6TuN, 8S'h Reg't Va. Vols.
and Mtss MARY Z. HANNAH.
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rANOY CASHMERE VESTS. "A bseuti.
hpl sssoFtweDf c1 Ranoy Veste. at oil prices.
s. ths hoa PsOns CsetAln& WArsA4aYs. -. &
n r BALDWIN = WlLLIA1S.
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DEAUJITDi BU ILn. t'i. ore. Ok
~ TIE " E>T SIDE or u ssEESt Il.
EATWatN CANAL BXEr :'IS.. fDK
SALE AT AUUTiUN.-Nili b" 81. d at Il uc
march, 1861, at = O'Clock l.. III IL LOIS
located as above, Aid adjoining 'he residence
Of Mrs. Pitcher Each Let hes Il IRON, Of 81
feet aad dsp,h OF l2a feet, and sr. jus. s'e"
yot the Corporation lsaa.
Tgsxs.-Ors-.hiEd Gosh; nslasce at SIX and
twelve months. fpr negotiable notes, interest
added aud tit,s retained III, al tas purchase
moueS IS paid. The t.Xe3 70; 1852 20 BE- pa ii
by the purchasers.
GOpDIE I: APEER5OH,
yohl 70 hBCr!Sresrs,
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EEAD0'S DEPT OF HENKiCO,
RIoHhosD VA, March i2. lS52 {
CrEc1AL ORDERS. No. A.
III. The manicipa al la Yrs regulati-g charge.
for The hire OF hacks, wagons, ana drays
will be r.gtdiy enforced.
ali hscks, wsGops, and drays vii, post, in
some conspicuous piacs about their veh icIee
me list OF rates allowed by law, and any
driver charging more than these rates, viii
be Imprisoned, and the license withdrawn.
JOHN Fl. WlNUER
Brig Gen. Commanding, SC
NH Aft
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~ TRoS. ". 6EEs1g, as.estsses,
SjAite corner OF i.ta sess Csry Sta,

INLEaANr RoUss hoI.D AND KITCHEN
IL EUEsiTURE FOE 81 LIZ at AJJf los.
t>sl b. s,ia, OF TUESDAY MOkslEa, fiafca
IL . n pcresns Al 10 oeleek. al IA -essosass
OF III Robert Aigls. VAC Ia CO c.isiag aocv Eeca.
a. r.. the eornsr ri F,aat LIN Ar ss.h 81 set Al
OF hls ilna sch I'D aud kisc. turs, eensstpS
OF larse a.sertasa,, Of ,hs very tess qualify,
Rnd nesriy new.
TRxMs.--CAsn Oh se.iysry-
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F,X EUUTOR'.s Sale nF VALUABLE
r. FAPM A BUILDING Lots, ~
DUVAL'.s AID UITGHELL'> ADDlTibNE,
REAR nrlH GUEU, FOR SALE AT AUti-
TIOs "A. ,ae request Mr. Pc er W Sss.
aon Ex'nr OF 10 .ish IL. " oodfoi, dsc'd, ~s SHAT
sell public au~,io1. the o'erlises, on ieG Rs
DAY. @arch 2}ih. 1851 as o'c oes r M ia va
uetle real ,siets Of which :he decd led heized
,.tAini ,g n5, II - acres, and kEo~p as r ceta
m7 utis" t.ao,lt haf ,ni'n fconi he ncrth ira
rorntion LIS. Ths Improvements insists OF oE.s
brick and o;s framed Dwelling, grd the u=uH' out
buildings. Ths pEopaity VIII be dtv:d.d iato
versi siet Io:a or uares,a 81 c,rdng to p,sI
a. i ,uevey, - ta Fstn 81 me hCur Of sale So 9
- ,aa iaaS Is ya,'sabia :cT isItnirg IN poses.
Whilst = sas Of TIE lola .ae.' bets;IiniY a-d
ei:gioly lcca' cd for Suburban res';saaee4.
TEHsa --Gre.t'i'rd e5sfi i'j@Ec3 a. y AZ 2
IN IA i. f7T ie Hia a slo:Ss e. sais! secure !.
NJ trust d4ea he tsxee II: 1St@ % % pad by
tAa rusa hsssFs.
GOrD(N ! ktPEH&O3, Aucis.
p s.-pr..i be ko;i at he sIlc tine AMI pl Sra
seye al f - Mich Co@s IL iorgirG 10 said tcee
iert. lrll III q. Il 4.
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Z UST RECEIYED--
- 10 barrels prrs LARD OIL. sad
1000 lt4. Ca. Donate SOFA.
BHSNETT l. TOl.LHSCE,
OFFICE UITY sAN1Nus BANK.

OFFICE UITY SAt1Ntfo BARK,
RlCaxoyp. March 6, 1862.
T 4 MEETING OF the Directors. ss.i
this day, the following resolution WAS
dIptsc and ordered 10 BE- published. VIZ:
Resolved, That In consequence Of the iuabii-
ity OF tho Bank 10 rss Tia. funds n0w ca de-
Yosit, the President rs and Is hereby directed
10 give notice by publication In the various
newspapers Of this city, 10 the dspcItors in
this iustitutioo. that from and ai.sr this date,
81, certificates will - paid on dem
kesoigtd, further, Tina. npou all certificates
OF less than ore thousand dollars. the ia'sr q:
will ceasA On ths ist OF April, a"d spon
larger sums on the 18th o: tia mouth.
De,snsi:ors will, therefore, please prssans
their certificates. and receive payment.
HORACE j. kMNT, President
N ACsysr Cashier gah 1a-ifHu1
: 7LAssIIiAl. SJEGUL n 20 .IiaiAN.
} The srbse, i5sr wit. immediately arsu g
sCHEOL for Eo,s as his rssideses in Sow.
hatsX few boarders can be accom- u dated
in his house, and others az euin hle aud en-
yenieu, place In the pctghborhood. For
furihsf par sicu ia;s address.
hsv. w A. CAdP3EI4Ls,
NH l2rM1 Powhatan .. a. Va.
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In KENY. EIINE & CO., Inrsa.

AEGE SALE or REAUY-HADE
/ CLOTHING AT AUCJlON-BY DAT.
sisOHVE -Un ThUR.DAY, the 18th inst
com mencing ct ter O'Clock, we will sell ~
our warehouse, by catalogue. q large stock OF
Ready made tIothiug, comprising > fail a..
sortmeat at CioCds stated TO ths present ana
apcrcus hing reason u large porsioH sf TINS
Clothing is Of very Superior qu>iits, end the
whole will be cicea cd without limit or reeervS.
TK92s --t!eah.
mhio KENT, PAINE l. co. Auc~.
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NUTIUE.-The I'd verfiser desires sliuA.
~ uon in any respectable bnsinsss. and
esasidsrs himsslf competent TO promote the
,,sHrest n any one who may employ him
ne Is exep ps from military duty BY age and
sess engaged ia f,f want ef materials Ats.
tnse'ory reference given. Address Nv a.
"a Boz SCI, r. a. mh lS-ll'
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XTEaY VALUABLE pgjVATE RESI-
DEECE ON TIE NORTH eIDE uE'
LSI0 H, BETwEEN ssH AND aYa SrN AT
AUCTION AZ lie raquest Of DIR. ysIth.ii,
re will sell upon ;ha premises. On MONDAY,
the l7'h day OF March, commencing at A
O'Clock, Z. n. the very valuable Brick Dwell
tug ;oca,eG On tho North SIDE OF Leigh, he
tween s'h and 9.t streets row ia the Cccn-
pancy of John Thorn Jeon, Ea.
The house COGtaius II good rooms with
Efe-p places IN sach. and Is Supplied with every
convenience sHcn IA gas, water, (Tarm and
coldl bath hcnsa, &c.
The RitcheE cortaias large rooms, end i,
supplied VITA an eisgaGt Rauga Thers is
also large oT1es ssnoIe, and every other ne.
cesHary la ld.ag.
TINS is one OF the most desirable residences
now in msrke.. =.
The lot fronts IS r.st, and rnaa back $50 fee.
4, Wide alley, and Is enclosed In from: with
arh.tan fini iron railing
Persons desiring a. re by valuable piece of
real estate. either for prtva 70 rcsiden ce or M
II Tastment, would do we'll 70 attend tins sale
H. bsiBg contiguous 20 t!,e Business portion Of
the city.
IsRsstne- third cash The balance at six
and IL months, FOR negotiable notes, ,ntersst
added, Gna secured by u trust dasd. Tne ,nr-
chaser q pay the tHxss and insurance for 1852
- IAs}. - TAYLOR j. SOE,
r,k sid Amos
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:
~ ALEX. MOTT, Anee,

FURNITURE, DRY 1UUDS, SHOES,
a &c will he cold n hGc ton AT my store,
THURSDAY, March 18th, com IN Oh ctnK ~ 10
o'eloek, a lot OF SCI ond -naBd Farniisre. three
slows, lot rew snd second hand Carpenng,
Dry q Gods, Rsady made Nothing. Hh oes, To-
bacco, Cigars, Crockvry. and Glassware
ALEX MOTT. Auss'r,
mhl2 No. IL, 18th street.