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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-20

Mayors Coxrk-Yesterday William Pow
ell, OF Nashville, was carried before the Mayor
on the charge Of making himself emiuentlv
disagreeabls, on Tuesday night, to the board.
ers II the Columbian Hotel Tho defendant
plead his own case and asked to b discharged.
but in the absence Of Mr. Luck, manager Of
hotel, the Mayor continued the case until this
morning.
The examination Of Jim Robinson, dave of
Is. Is Read, charged with stealing from Per.
Sons Walker . trunk and 1900 IN money. was
continued until the 26th Of February. The
police are endeavoring to find ont tho hiding
place Of the money, those accused of taking i
having thus far kept it safely from tho hands
Of its legitimate owner.
Dan KUHN, a free negro, was brought up
for getting drunk, and turning Main street
the Night Watch, found Dan in the street
singing MY Maryland" 1t the top Of his
voice, and immediately proceeded to convey
him to the lookup. The guardian of the
night added, that tho amateur musician was
making other noises besides those involved in
the execution Of the popular ditty alluded
70. The Mayor inquired whether Dan was
from Maryland, adding that if so some psllia.
ton Of his outrageous conduct might be found
in the patriotism that suggested his vocal Of.
fort. The darkey denied tho soft impescb.
ment," claiming Henrico cou nty 40 his native
place. His Honor ordered him 20 lashes.
The cases Of John Green and John Wade.
for severally shooting VIM. jenkins on differ.
ont occxelons, was called, but continued. tho
witness being confined 70 his bed and Of
course being unable to respond to tho polite
intenogstory Of the officers, to "step for.
ward to the witness stand.
John Fritz kreibel. the murderer of Philip
Sautter, WAS, after an examination into tbs
circumstances connected with the affair. CON.
United for examination before the Hustiues
Court on the 10Th of March. KreibeI CON.
mitted the murder ON the 10th Of Eebruarx
escaping from the city, he proceeded to . d..
.tsnt regiment, inquired for the Captain Of tho
Dutch Fusileers," and enlisted uadsr the
name Of Nortin; Some Of the men, on read.
ing the Dtspatch containing IN account Of tho
affair, imbibed the idea that the new recruit
was the murderer, which he confessed on his
arrest. They then brought him to Richmond.
Peter +. Cary was held to bail for his good
behavior for threatening personal violence TO
Elizabeth Collier,
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Vol Wm. j. CLARK. Of the Path Resiusnt
North Carolina State Troops, writes Ms that
Yea TIE night Of the 18th instant he received
t'eligsnce, by a courier from Winton, ON
ch'wan river. that fivs of the enemy's YES.
tsli we're in Edenton bay. but that they were
|usfng no attempt to land.
Frcm the same source, we have q contra
fi'hon of the report that an attempt had
been made to burn Weldon bridge. Colonel
|caTks says the bridge 10 carefully and com.
plstey guarded.
1t vi be reco Elected that we did not state
'a'' 'n attempt was made to burn the bridge.
tn' Information was derived from d Gov.
|sramsnt agent on tho railroad between Pc
t'Nure and Weldon, who distinctly declared
'aai he saw the evidences Of the attempt To
cut the Orders Of the bridge, and that tho
Hsa was detained full fifteen min u,es In
'fai to make the necessary and proper q.
|'1lHsilons before proceeding to cross It.
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Sy xx1T. PzzNs 1 CO.. Ases..

1LOTHIN0 At AUUrION. I'm TUES.
~ DAY, tAo 3etA fnetant {, at oar warehouse,
- han ssll: y e.s,lcxns: without rs.srys.
eonasle Clothing. aneantins % more thaa
The stock OF large jobbtns house and Of
arst-clsss retail hcass. just received from the
FikE oEOTHfN0
ever offered ct auction In thts city. In the -.
eoftment will b found
Beaver Cloth and Pilot Overcoats, some Of
The finest quality manufactured;
suRe.ior Oiota ana Cashmere Ooats and
Extra French Do.skin and Cashmere p.n.;
Black and Fancy SAttinst Pants. assorted
EleSsnt Velvet. orsnadin.. Silk and Satin
valentia. Marseilles, Plush and Linen Vests;
splendid White aud Black Ensroidsfsa SILK
Heavy Beaver, Oassi mere and I weed Sacks;
Ganada Grey and Cashmere suits;
While aud brown buck and Drilling Ooate;
Or.R ,o aEte. Alpaca. Aarseiiles and Italian
Farmers' Drill. Duck and Oottonade Pant.;
AAnen Dusters; MeR's Shawls; Travelling
kues;
Jeans Drawers; Cambria Neck Tee;
Umbrellas, OrAvats, &c.
Also, handsome assortment OF
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
Manunotured By one OF the largest houses In
thiscountry expressly for retail sales, con-
slsting In part Oh
Youths, and Boys' Ovsrcoats Of ependid
Boys Linen Goats. Pants, and Jackets,
Iouths' aud Boys Cloth and Cashmere
Goats,
Youths Velvet, Silk, and Cashmere Vests,
xouths Satunet, cashmere, and Doeskiu
Pants,
Linen Ooats, Pants, and Jackets,
Uhildren's Linen Suits, kc,Ac
During the sale, We shall offer about
l,V00 Goats and Overcosts, some Of them of
magnificent qaality,
1850 pairs CASHMERE, Doeskin, Sattinet,
Linen, and OottonaAe Pxnu,
1000 velvet, Cashmere, Silk, 3renad;ne
satin, Valenta, Marsellles, Plush, and
other Vests.
The whole comprising the most extensive
and desirable lot OF Clothing ever offered IN
this market, to b closed without reserve.
Inc 6ooos will DO ready for examination
on the morning before the sale, and will be
found worthy the attention OF large buyers
sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock.
TBkMS.-OHeh.
fe 20 KENT, PAINE 4 CO. Auct's
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me Great struggle at Fort Donel-
son-Nashyille, &C.

The telegraph yes terday very N uch dimin.
khej our losses at Fort Doneison, and showed
b, Federal reports To have been exuav.
I.sant, as they usually are The grand strug.
re st tina, point was the most proiong cd and
aoay contested OF the war, and sheos lustre
spou oar arms. Never was there q greater
1glay OF bravery and 1rmness than was
nsds By our army, resisting the overwhslm.
farcss so rapidly thrown upon the field
b. he Steamers Of tho Cumberland river
from radncah and Oairo.
Oar ,sisgraphs are yet not very clear; but
~, may feel assured that our loss In prison.
IN ia bat q fraction Of the large number
,snsd by The Yankees. We have yet an
uay at Nash vile. which, 20 fnr rom capt.
ISlDg, is 10 be defended.
That every nerve must be exsrted by our
forefnment and people, is evident This 70
,eeessary 70 resist The Invasion by the ina.
a,nss n thern horues which thr "a ten us.
Bu, there is no rsason for dependency. A
|aIted. civilized people, tnhabiiing sLch
rs,. country as shat OF the Sou tn, cannot BE-
9aquersd. II is impossible. Bat thu enemy
v as yet made no Roadway In Tho South
Aac- last t@1i % % ule 0dt0. I'm the
x..er his numerous iron.oIad floating
batteries or guHbosts have given him
AZ advantage. But the gunbeats cannot
ous On the land, and the period Of low
WAISTS Is not far OF, when their opera.
aOus in the rivers Will be greatly cartaiIed
The snsmgmus. sooner or later, penetrs te
d. country and IA Get our forces In tho omen
ssM When be does that. II our men do not
ifua good account Of themselves we shall
sTofully disappointed. There Is a great
a~i1's to win BY the enemy, and Is much
f' Us TO LOSE. before there Is reason for de.
To'dsncy. The next six months will NO
~Sabt tell OF some exciting events. Whata
es'e People and disease will do for our
Ta-!.s invaders in that time, We shall
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LATEST FROM UAsHv1IIx. !
REPORTED SAFETY or GEN,
DUCKNCR AND Ms

AvsusfA. Feb. S-1As Atlantis Csa~ea.
vsslsA, Of tAis nofnins. says passenger 70.
port that dispatch was rscstvsd at Naah.
VILE that Drigadisr 0sasral Bsckasr. WITH
Ais army. had cut Ais way through the rsas.
raj Hneo, and were oafb.
4 dispascA In Ne Atlanta Csyaivsey. N
this morning. says tAat 0enerL Huckrar 4
in Meanwhile.
I'VE hope that tas above intellissnoe Il
true. IT'S veil enough. however, 70 stat.
that the sG1sty Of Brisadisr- 0snaral Dusk.
nsr And hts brigade u not eonArnsd ~ any
dspatches revived as the War pspertmen,
ap TO AAlfpast nine O'Clock, wednesday
ntsAt-RsPoArEa.
tsssosD DisrAfcn.1
AUGUSTA, Feb. l9.-Passsneers who reached
here nom NasAvilis tonight ansrt tAas
brigsdiss osAosls Pillow. lloyd, and Back.
ner. after gallant defsnos for two days, cut
their NY through the enemy. and are in the
AsigAborhood Of NaaAvills. 0snsral 4. 3.
Johnstes was at 0allatin, and had no idss
OF surrsAdsrtsg Nashville (rhe paospg gen
must have len Nashville ssrly On Tuesday
mVrnins, provided they nads all oonnee.
lions, In ordsr 70 reach Augusta On Wsdnes.
Day night. The news they communicate.
then, 10 up 70 Tuesday mornins.rksP.l
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BY REDWOOD 4 KEACH, Luctioneers
r ARGE SALE OF
IL FURNITURE, HARDWARE,
CHINA, GLASS AND
CkOUt cry WARE. &c.
We will sell on FRIDAY, 2lst inst, at our
store, com mencing at 10 O'Clock, \ large lot
Of new aud second hand
FURNITURE,
HARDWARE,
CIGARS,
LIQUORS,
CROOKERY WARE, &c.
the sale OF Hardware will commence at
IL O'Clock, to which . invite the speci Al at.
tenton OF Hardware merchants and carpeu.
tiers. REDWOOD Il KEACB,
I0O-t09 Auctiouoara
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Judge Lyons's Court-This tribunal VA. IN
session yesterday till nearly 3 clock, during
which time several criminal cases were Dis.
posed of.
Charles Girth, indicted for tho larceny Of
two coats, belonging to Frank Dickmsn. on
the 10th day of January, who was found
up for sentence. Tho Judge assessed the term
of bis imprisonment in the city Jail at four
months.
Jacob Scho2 was tried for breaking into
tho store Of John McDonough, on tho 5th of
January, and stealing therefrom sundry arti.
cles to the value of thirteen dollars. The
prisoner was found guilty, and the jury ascer.
tanned the term of hisimprisonment in the city
Jail to be sixty days
Andrew Sullivan was put on trial for shoot.
ing John Smith, on the 9Th Of January, with
intent to deprive that valuable me mbef Of TO-
ciety Of his existence Tho defendant was
found guilty Of malicious shooting, and tho
term of his Imprisonment was ascertained to
be two years in the Penitentiary. The Judge
did not pass sentence
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Rifbmonh 9ispatfb.
18th ana Rumers Of Yesterday.

rae Truth and Rsn'rs Of Yesterday
..eh was received at he war DspAft.
r.t.rday, dated Uisavslaad, TsAa.,
yen al Which states that 0snerais John.
F' prov. and Floyd. win over ss,coo
1' vere holding NasAvilis. asd nat
neN. attended there TO make . dessrninsd
Tho Government stores In Nashvlis
aH', .r.rdsd a safe. This report comes
aren't Of the OommissaStat, who
tFo~ Id the Government, In order 70 ~
Al, anxiety In relation to the safety Of
n0'. -...tt,,es Of subsistence stores accumu.
800 At Nashville.
,.~r In the day IL was reported that the
Tar, C}eues,i had received dtspatches
.-s,..ory OF the one above, from Olsavs-
lsnd
a.. which show that our loss By prisoners
4 Car, ponelsca had been unwittinsly in
- bv the addition Of a cypher. during
.,rn,,sion over the wfrs, and instsad OF
=. ,a captured, the Yankees suooeeded In
NM bot !. so Of our troops
r.nna.y.tand from good sources that our
AZ Fort Donelson foil back. leaving
so men 10 cover the retreat, - In The
" II Fort Henry. TIE probability il, tina,
-. ,,ros has snrren dered with the fort 10 4
..s,ir superior force.
~, aspect Of Affairs In Hampshire county
he western part OF this State, is any.
,,,r but pleasant Just now. The Federal
s.-,, under Gen. Lander At Romney II re-
,r;sd to be advancing upon WING hester,
.,rs TO form . junction with Gen. Banks,
,so is said TO be preparing TO cross nj VIII
.nsport. blcomery, IL miles from Win.
,s.,sr. vas occapied BY the Federals on
fridsy last
.uorr the rum ors floating Is q report tina,
r,roa.y had been burned, though this L. evi.
H.stl, false, since IL would be Of NO benefit
he world for the enemy " leave pile OF
,,,a. III his rear, when d town would be Of
much service 70 him.
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- ~''~' ~ ~ lug " r0F, AACtlynsSTf
g HOUSES ert LOTS. AND
y SCI ERAL vACArs~ LOTss, lin Tas.
IOWH OF nlDAGI, IA AUUriON -tYs
viii ss' u2op The 3ress.Sis, IN ] Il ksLAY ~,
Gotta dHF IT e5ruary .ecr,saa-elax 81 o'elsca =.
n, In TIA order sfvsrtsre:
L. Fo1S senensais 81 HE EFsss sid- OF Cherry
sHsss soe1b III Inc Res,~zEs Ptaak Eoes
2. Tarse Tsleszsfs:s O.. 1Umb ari-nS ., x5lo;p
ing "a ssova
). pU,, s.a: Ct vsssns s~sSn6 ar. .,su.s .r,s-a
street
4. Two enndrei ana ia issl q. taes..t s-ouni
ON Dun hcrIxnd 6tre4s
lne te1su,enss sii occupied b. good ten
anita sad cornmani inS good re=ts. ws iavits
car .iculerly, the a.tsEton Fl yerTnns Of Elni,sd
means to .his sale.
TERMs-Ons- bird each tie balance ct and IL
months, for negotiable notes, sit !ntes.ss saasd,
Aus secured In esch eaoe by a :riist deed.
The tayes snd ,lsur-rcs To- lS3S ~ be "a, 10y
the puroh.ssT.
JAS. n. TAYLOR BOY.
AGoeoneasv.
ADDiTiONAL.-Will be added 70 the
above sale two frame tensnsE.s on Laurel
street, a1ap ed fer smaIl-s,zsd families. The
lots have the asua! 'front.' AM depth. Terms
rs above. j. al. 4. 4 SON,
IL "a saetippeNr2
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By dLaX. NOTJ, 4&etioa,er.

CTOOK SALE CLoifi<o, Day HJOES.
- SHOES, sC.--Wiii 10 ao q e. suc ion my
stOre on THURSDAY, Ef5rusry 2J;h,
msnci Al IL oa.oCs,a ceGatrS nlei chaa5's s'oek
of goods consisting of uyeIccais, Frcck Coats.
Csssineie Paa,s, s.en, Women Chiliren's
Saoes and Boots, fee sssortment licen Brown
SHIRTS, Nstt .ackeis Ribbons Gotten ana. v o0n u
Hosie, =, Embroidery, iTinming,, IaD,s CiotbG
1la, seies Qui ts, Ae
ALSO-A lot second hand Furniture, Stoves,
Csrpetins, Tobacco, Cigar, &C.
TERMs.-Uash @LEX MOTIF,
fe Is Aucti1neer.
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Soldiers Rest.-Any one who was on ths
street Saturday, and took somo pains to OBJ.
serve squads of unsheltered soldiers roaming
about for some place to shelter them from the
Indictment weather, was soon convinced that
tho call for some well known stopping place
for Thorn Is most urgent and appeals to every
charitable heart. We know not why the Gov.
ernment, whose officials must long ago have
been convinced of this necessity, seeing, a.
they have done for 20 long, crowds detained
here day after day to got their pay, has not
long ago established some connections and
comfortable retreat We almost envy the
Yankee prisoners their snug quarters while We
see 30 many OF our brave mon 20 much OK.
posed. The Army Committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association deserve the
thanks and assistance Of the public in the On.
terprise which they have started on 10th
street to meet this crying demand. Although
their quarters have been in operation only q
few days, hundreds have been refreshed and
sheltered there their accommodations. how.
over, must soon DO enlarged, for a. soon -
tho existence Of such place becomes gene
irving here daily, they will be overrun.
Other benevolent individuals may start
similar establishments; they ought 70 be nu-
merous, tho expense will DO mostly for lodg-
ing furniture, and tho Government would
probably furnish this. The iberality of our
citizens has been heavily taxed during tho
war, bat - not exhausted, and they would
help, to any reasonable extent, We are sure,
In this matter. Their private doors, indeed,
are often thrown open to stragglsrs from the
street We heard of one gentleman on Satur.
day who took five or six homo few nights
ago and fed and lodged them. Hundreds are
turned away from the hotels nightly and
know not whore to 20. And often We be
lieve the reception rooms at the hotels are
filed with dodgers on the floor, any whore
inst to Ia within dorm
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BY Jas. n. TAILOR + son, A.e.tonssys.

THREE FRAMED TENEMENTS ON
LEIGH, NE a X TO henry str EFT,
- AUUTlON.-Ws will sell upon the
premises on THURSDAY, the n n VI Febru.
ary. commencing At At O'Clock z. M, three
EkAMED ENEMENTS,on the Aouth side u
rhsy are ADAPTED for small sized families, and
are In good order. The lOS front rs feet, and
run ba.k loo feet each 70 an alley IN CON-
mon.
and twelve months, for nrgouaole notes,
with interest added, and secured by trus.
deed. The purchaser to pay the taxes and
insurance Tor 1852.
JAS. II. TAYLOR L son.
1910 AuctiOneers.
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By 60DDLN% APPERs0N, Auess.

VALUABLE AND FARM
" OF 600 ACRES. IN The COUNTY OF
HANOVER, ON TIE VIRGINIA OEN.
DEPOT. Is Nils Fa6M Hi0HM0 81 .
FOR SALE AT AUCTION, INCLUDING
DROPS, STOCKS, &o:. THEREON AT the
request OF M. Joseph A. Wingneld, we shall
TUESDAY, the lsta Of February, 1864, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, III fair; II not the first fair day
thereafterl the beautiful Farm called "PROS.
PEOT HILL" on which Mr.. Wingfeld now
resides, con tanning about 500 acres, . plat and
survey Of which will be exhibited at the hour
OF sale. The Farm adjoins the lands of
Aeesrs. W. =. Wickham, W. O. Winston, q.
$50 acres AZ: open land. Which has uno %0i Il
several beds OF dne mari, and one hun.
dred and nifty acres in fine original growth,
nom Which a large quantity Of cross ties
which Is equal to any in the neigh bOrhood,
there are l26 acres of fine low grounds, we'll
drained and fertile, adapt to the growth OF
grass. The dwelling has q now addition to
It, and con tains above the basement rooms.
The location Is proven bal for its healthiness,
and 10 As beautiful ~ any in Eastern Vir.
ginia, commanding an extended view Of the
surro unding country, and Of the Central
Railroad for about milee. 1t is unnecessary
70 say more in respect to this estate, but 1t is
respectfully suggested that persons disposed
to purchase will examine the place, which
will be shown them by Mr.. WiLgneid
After the sale Of the land, all the perishabls
property on the place will be ssld, consist ting
of the crops of Corn, Hay, Fodder, Shncks,
the stock Of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, &C.,
and the Farming Implements and House.
hold Furniture.
TsRns.-For the land, one.third cash bal
ance at and two years, for BONDS, bearing
interest, secured by q trust deed. For the
pertshable estate, all sums under $50 cash
over that amount, s months credit, for ap.
proved endorsed negotiable paper. The
taxes on the land for this year to be paid BY
the purchaser.
9ODDIN L. APPERsUN.
1ei-@wtds A0ctioneers.
p. 3. In consequence of the ipclemsacy of the
weather, the above sale was postponed to WED.
NESDAY, the 10Th ct the same Lour. els
In consequence of the rain, the above "a 10
the asth FsSrun!v ,es3 a.., " n'ciocs
The farm can easily be divided to adv an tage
into three parcels. G. & A., Auct
fe 20
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f:-l , ses n -
YMTAsHt .T rs bia III EVE BA l. ill
w tsks Place on Fbi IDA svs.i-g ke 1T
OF Februsry,a q, mon iC!j-LO Hail., o. Bro d
street, bst~eus h 81 b,
fte coG,mi tea pledges the seivss tia: this will
be tie pre6tast bali 81 this G
I'll kets Da taa at Ia 4 or or # ;h3
comnittse A u. GOauON, q. " K Ii, w.
LEX, Docr eeper. j. Mack hES~Mf.
fs 2o-2t
blUhE:OND WASH tits
*, HiS t.yENlH4, Feb. 20 n, 1852,
The Great Ply of
STILL JnIER RUnS DEEP.
Dance Observation-Disclosures. Mis. harrington.
ssD,
THE IRISH TIGER.
~ See Programme.
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By r. ~. KEESEE, Apesionev.
IOfhcs corner 13tn aud Gary streets.


T1U6THHS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
Il kIrOaDN FURNITURB, AT AUCTION.
VIII be cod on FRIDAY morning. February 81,
commsneipg ct 10 o clock, at the residence Of the
late Jamoa Y. Coz. deceased At the corner Of
Broad end 30th streets, al Of the Household and
KtHhsa Furniture, eopslstirg Of the usual va,ie,y
I'll IN Geod order.
Dy odrof =. NANCE, Trustee
THos W. KIvsIE Auct'r. feIs
NaR SALE NEA2 THE UTTY-0o
H THURSDAY, 9th February, 1852 AT 4
O'Clock p. M, q small FARM, containing
IS 10 acres OF land by recent survey. belong.
Ing 70 the estats Of the late John Hin. deco
The said land adj0ins the lands Of Garland
danes ana 0thers, and IL Of excellent q asl.
isy, and admirably suited 70 gardening pur-
poses ANY person wishing to purchase a
piece OF land near the city, woaId do we'll 20
attend the sale. Terms. which wil be libs-
IA. viii b mada known an sha dag of ssls.
Iho Farm Is about ens sad half saiiss sreG
As city 4 pias 9. sac .saa can 10 sssp 81
sas sloss ot 4. 5 9aaat, ,ussf styss;.
.sila,a.i -. Eall sl'k s,ss,I,,.
p| i. M I! IS |; 4. vi h ]
an = hEasasN gsa .agAs',.
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E1ATEEs' SALE OF fERIeH abb

E1ATEES' SALE OF Perish Able
L. PROPERTY AT auction. WEDNES.
DAY, 2eth inst, Of fair; otherwise, tho next
fair day,) on the premises; the late residence
Of VIM. Phillips, ST., deceased, at cold
Church." will he sold all his perishable prop.
srty, consisting Of Muies, Horses, CATTLE,
sheer, Hogs, old and new Bacon, Lard, twsl ve
hives Honey, Wool Cotton. Peas, Beans,
mants, &c.
TnNs.-Sums Of $50 and under, cash IN
bAnkahie funds: over $50, At four months, for
bonds with interest added and approved o..
ourtty. By the LEdATEEa.
P.S.-Neeroes for hire on the Same day.
70 10-tdl&
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BY S. N. VEST, Auct'r (Wiimington, ". c.

Ri ON, IRON,
i SWEDES And ENGLISH,
AL AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, March 9th, at II o'cik.
A. NJ, We will sell at pubic auction. from
our store
~ tons Swedes and English IR ON, assc ted
sizes, from TO 10 iAcnee wlue
-ALS01A
80 bags choice COFEEEs
y. q PAISLEY d 90.
Wilmington, N. a., Feb. l7th, lso2.
fe 20-oLk
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nESIRABLE BKiCK U,,u AND LOT
IL ON THE CANAL, ABB I'VE THE 1RED.
EsAR WORKS, AT AUCrJON.-We will ell
upon the premises, On FRIDAY, the Els,
day Of February, commencing at At o clock r. II ,
. desirable Brick House. located an above ad
Joining "Belvtdere," and now In the occupancy
of Mr., Browninx. It Is Of the u usl se sld n
now commanding good rent. Tho lot froats 70
feet. and runs back tbs usual depth.
TERMs.-On~ third cash; the balances IL. md
IL months, for negotiable mites, with interest
addsd, and secured by q trust deed. The pur.
chaser to pay tho taxes and insurance fer 1854.
felt JAS N. TAYLOR & SON. Aucts.
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1ENlUx ADELA1Dk, wiz Of Mr. Jshn 4.
Crawford, Of Ashsas, 0a In the n N year
Of her ASe, AAd daughter Of the late HoA.
Richard 7. yo1ng, Of uljAois.
The fuuosai viii taks piscs from Sc. ames
Church, to-day, the 2oth, 1t 2 o'clock p. u.
The friends OF the family are respectfully In.
yftod 10 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-20

rI>UM, TOM, TtM
IEE GREATEST MARVEL. ON EARTH.
4 LI1ING HTRICLE.
THE WONDER r GHE WORLD.
The BLIND NE3iO B ~ PIANIST " L! g.vs
iiS n,mtsbs an amazing tart. in neais 9 cry
eyeni1s this weak. toxcept a'urfayJ eGur-e lc!nS
TUESDAY s,Vi NIhG Ct. II o lock.
At the African Ohu-c DOES opsn at 9.
MATT ZEE
viii be given Gu FRIDAY, A. IL 11locx.
Dasgs open ~ IT,.
fs s-ats PH CLfv~H.
HIE1 RUPUAlTAN Hail..
u. HIDwELL...'-....... ......:...... L~se":
iA,so Proprietor of d"my OF Music, N. %
Second week of
haHRY MCCARTHY,
The acknowledged tsvcrits Of the ecath
author of be
"Bonuie Blne Fiog,'
1.-The Voluat>pr,'
"Stars and Bars.''
"MI souri,"
"~Cot''s Taking the Oath"
Aud other popular Nations s'orgs assisted by
MISS LCTTlE tSTELLf.
Will give his person ation Cu~CERTS AS
aheye. Change OF pr0gra u1rGe ery night
GRAM MATINEE on ~ turday at
+. NJ =, fer the accommodation CT La6ies nd
Children
HH- Admission, 60 cents Children and SER
wants ha!f prica, RESERVED sea-, rs cts.
LEE ST. LLoRY, .-ciing Manager.
fa 49,
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w. To TAk VOCkk3 VI THE CITY
~ W klUHMOND.--L. n JUUE, the
clerk OF the Night Watch, will b voted for
- OAPrAlN VI THE MONT WATLH,
TO take the place OF the late a. Wilkinsox,
AID will DO supported py
II l-lm& MAAY Worms OF fHIs OIfY.