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DlsERrIoNs FROM THE FEDERAL ARMY.

To Brigadir- General Montgomery, Military G0us'
nor Of alexandria, "a:
GENIAL: l respec fully report to You the
fact that q mum Der of enlisted men are in tn .
habit of coming into Alexandria from the
various campo, procuring suits Of clothes
here, and in this disguise are enabled to pass
to Washington. The guard at the landing
having orders to pass citizens going to Wash.
ington. 1t has been impossible to detect these
men thus clothed, except in some few In :
stances, which have been disc ovsred during
the past week: In which the men have been
returned to their regiments, viz: Two men
OF the l4th New York, two of the I'd New
Jersey, two Of the 9th New York, three OF
the I'D New York, two OF the 9th Maesachu.
sets, and one of the I'd New York artillery.
several of these men have stated that
others, who were vi tn them, had got of -
With q hope that some remedy may bs ap.
piled 10 prevent this evil from Increasing,
am, General, with respect, yours, &C.
ID. A. GsIrFIrH, Captain,
Provost Marshal.
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Ke.RnIistsd.

The 4oth Virginia Regiment, commanded
by Col. John NJ. Brockenbroueh, stationed
on the Northern Neck, have re.eulisted for
the war.
In the 9th Va. regiment, Col. Armisteat
now stationed at Towards Grove, near this
city, considerable mum Der have n. on listed
for the war, and it is presumed that nearly
all Will do SO. The men are devotedly a..
tached to their Colonel, and anxious TO be
led to battle by this brave and accom- plished
officer. 1t will crafty tho friends OF the
regiment to learn that its sanitary condition
IS rapidly improving, and that tho sick list
is now quito small.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
ADJUTAET GENARAI's OFFIcI

ADJUTANT dkNAkAIB OFFICE,
Richmond, Va, FeD 3.L lo62.
To early into effect with the III, ost prompt
tude tho requirements OF al &c passed Feb
ruary s, 1864, entitled, IAN Act .oc ascsr ain.
ing ana enrolling tho miht-ry force OF the
Commonwealth, comm andnnts OF rexl.
msnts OF militia OF the lne III { rtquired 70
con vene, Immediately, ~ solne CON venIent
place within the bounds OF each regiment,
county or city, according " circumstances,
the commanuants OF every company OF the
line OF the respective regiments .us commits.
sioner or commissioners OF the Revenue,
Sherits or Ssrgsan1s, aud Deputy Sheriffs
and SsrgsanS, and forthwith proceed, upon
the In formation before them, 10 enroll lOr ac-
tive service every man sup)ect to militia
duty who Is not now IN the nc tive volun teer
service. II the officers 10 ordered u be con-
vened shall ind It necessary 70 APPOINT an
onicer for each regim ont, or for eacn com
pxny, TO effect more thorough enrollmsnt C.,
thoS are authorized to adopt that course,
subject to the provisions of the act recitod-
Immediately TO the AdJurant. General fair
and correct lists OF the persons enrolled viii
the desi9natto. required W the I'd Aeo ton OF
the act referred TO. and II ssrict conformity
tAersoih
All persons liable to militia duty re 70.
CURED, without delay, TO enroll their names
with the commanding onicer Of the company
aIsrict In which they reside, or with ths
comma nding officer failing In this, the pen.
atty i'm pOseu by law Will bs strictly enforced.
II any regiment be without Held officers,
the senior captain commands; II without
captains, then the senior lsut0n ant; ana such
officers m ust meet the duty promptly and
fully. II there DO NO comm issionsd ONCE rs
In any regiment, then the Commissioners Of
the Revenue are required to prepare and for.
ward tho rolls, and perform any other dutles
req uired by this Oruer.
They are further req uired to AsceT tain and
report TO the Adjutant General the time, il
any, for which any OF the militia within In
several Jurisdictions shah have been in the
service Of the State or Of the Confederate
states during the existing war and also, SO
far a. may be practicable, what number OF
volunteers nave gone into service from the
several regim On Is OF militia Of the line.
SO soon rs the enrolment 10 complete, com.
mandanu of companies shall imm ediatsly
notify every man enrolled 70 hold himself In
readiness for draft for active service. II NO
commandants Of companies, the Commits.
sioners Of tho Revenue shall cause the notifi-
ca ton to be given.
Printed copies Of the act and forms Of rolls
will be forwarded by mail to the command
ant Of each regiment. and they win proceed
In strict conformity thereto.
BY command:
w. H. RICHARDSON, Adj't Genr.
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Z, PROVISIONAL Congress Of the Confederate
1''s closes It's term of existence with the
sem week. 1t Is impossible for us to say
N. uei the body has performed its duty to
,,,. stoic ornot; for, having always del be.
,..' Win closed doors. It's officers and mem
", alone are tho posses.ors of It's secrets
tn.s. congress will assem BILE on the 18th,
,,..,. tuesdayJ on the 18th the votes for
ma and ice President will bs counted.
,,,.o % The a2d the President will bs inauxu.
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Military Exempss.

Ii. Mn, sisiature is now celebrating upon
a,v A., respecting persons sxem pt nom mill,
sss, NY Agood many amendm emit. hsys
By "a. ssvo'ea TO the bill originally reported
H.. s.s' esnnis'ss. Fer shs iatcyma, ioa
hi, ' = ssa sis sas syst ssg,ess 10 ss,ys
4, 5" ~, ssa y ID lie ,eis. ~ mfr a.sn ,ss,
NIX. Il, y -. SCOOPS s.lI he ssits .,siys,
I'''''s ''sn firm Iasl1sllos.'
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A Glorious Example,

Captain Edelin's company, OF the LIST
Maryland regiment, now In Richmond, have
relinquished their furlough and volunteered
to proceed to North Carolina to meet the
burnside expedition. They leave for Colds.
boro' in the cars this morning. This com.
pany ha previously re- enlisted for the war,
Well done, Maryland,
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LATEST NORTHERN NEWS.

McClellan's Plan and the Washing
ton Star-No Northern Accounts
of the Roanoke Island Fight-Arri-
val of Mason and Slidell in Eng
land-England Satisfied with Cam
eron's Resignation, &c.
NORFOLK Feb. s-{Received at Richnond
at 81 o'clcchD-Northern papers TO the 18th
inst. were received to-day by the flag OF
trace boat from Fortress Monroe.
The 81 use Of Con gress decided on Tues.
day tina. MIR. Segar was not en- titled to a seat
As Representative. The vote was-yeas 40,
to nays SIS.
MIR. Stanton, the Fedora, Secretary of War,
calls for proposals for establishing a daily
comm unication between Fortress Monroe
and Port Royal, Hatteras, and Roanoke
Island.
The Washington Star articles, publishe ed
by authority, says that the aim OF General
Mcclellan in his military com binations, Is
to restore the Union just rs It existed before
the rebellion.
No news Of the resnlt Of tho battle OF ROa-
noke Island had been received at tn Q North.
except meagre reports from Southern n.
pore.
Auo NcW l OAA r'S II Ia Qult0 GER
tain that the Federal troops will take Roa.
noke Island after two or three days hard
fig httng, and will capture or de,troy all
Confederate gunboate; and further, that 1,
was certain tn at . dir efui panic wo Md seize
the PEG PIE Of Norfolk. Their papers con
tain full account OF tho post ton and diff.
ferent routes to Norfolk.
Intelligence received from Paris, to Jan
Soth, states that the Non i,<sr says ,he dis.
missal OF Secretary Cameron gives England
great % tisfaction.
Mason and Slidsil had left England for
Paris.
ODonnsll declares that Fra nee has made
NO separate engagement with Spain.
The latest advicss from Rome sta 70 that
preparations have been made to land on the
Neapolitan coast TO inclts insurrsctons.
The sales Of cotton in Liverpool for the
week reach $4,000 bales. Including II 500 to
sxpostarA The warks, was 6smsr. End
he'd asyaresd u, (ai, Orleans spatsd q
~, kas sls~iisa isd Tst iosa. ssssa II
peri Y ttsft5 kSlit 81 sAieA tlt,xs vii
eatyisss, af(sai.tlt ana pFsrls:asi siy,
stll ind asJlislst,
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THE wORLD's PAIR.

BENEFITS Herald says: 1--WE observe that q
space has been allotted to the Confederate
States in the exhibition Of al nations, to take
place ehoJ thy in London. We therefore sug-
CERT that the best uss to which 1t could be
put would be tho exhibition of Mason and
Slidell. They would attract as much atteu.
ton as any natural curiosities in the world,
aud the receipts OF the exhibition would doubt.
loss be materially Influenced in consequence.
They are probably In England BY this time.
and they ought hot % neglect this oppertu-
nitv Of reaping fresh notoriety. A whole
family Of gorillas just arrived from the
wilds of Africa would not create as gre a
sensation as these Hecessionist ambassadors.
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Brig adler Generals Appsinu d

The following appointm en- t. Of Brigadier.
Generals in the army of tho Confede rate
States have been confirmed by Congress:
George w Randolph, Of virginia.
Howell Cobb OF Georgia.
Joseph l.. Hogg, of Texas.
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BY KENT, PAIaE & co A.si,

T ARdE. PEREMpToRY. haD sPE.
CIaL SALE or DIRE gJOD, AT
CTION, Ky q al = Lo GU L On
THU %DA I. the 18Th cav q February, AZ
our warehouse, We shall cell, i.lont re-
serve, n large and beautiful variety OF new
aud seasonabls DRE@S 90 U>, suited 20
the present aud approaching =scu, con-
prisins the largest variety ev-I offered at
auction 10 this city, together G-tn mnDr
other very desirable styles OF STAPLE AND
FANCY GDODS-the waole TO 70 iossd
without limit reserve. In the assert.
n ent Will be found a full line Of
Elegant Iarlton and 1iinrIOa ROpes,
Striped and mhroIdrreG STiss do,
Splendid ''ils Robes, IN gre.tI:riety,
KtcA, Plain ans fancv si!sa,
Metre Antiques and Wsterrd silks,
MarceiiGes, fv?hss, ana F.oTaGces,
Five hundred p'eces 1ia Black, &ne Coicr.
Cashners TwiiiE, Analin. { 10th. DsSeses.
Brocsde MoeaiTs, v ors-ed i les,
On, bre sh adao aud Prip teG Do 4. sn.s.
Plaid lie l,aines,
ROBE de Ergsuies, rriatrd hieriuos,
Brocade DE- Saivsn. W reed Robes.
French aud English Nsrinos,
Eisck nj chairs aud AlsrcaH,
Colored Aip3ra.. Plain EAreSes, h oularde.
Grenadines, Printed BefegtS,
OrEar6ia Robes,
Printed Org ndies and JdcoBrtts.
Rrilliauts Taritoo aobe5. swiss 3aSlt1s,
Checked It's IT rics. 7 fi9 tod bingham,
Table D8nas.ss, Brown Hollands,
Linen DauiRa gud Sheai.Egs,
lace h!aniillas, Velvet ard Cloth UiOaks,
Grenaftine, SILK Pinsn,
Stella ard CaS hmeTe Shawla,
White and Prluisd Narreilisf, Umbreliaa,
Spiendia Bach nd " nitley BlanIt,a,
Lace ..tts, Sals, Bands, Edgiug, taimas.
Lace ,Neiis, Grape ~ 9rs, Dlmities,
New fo,h Mills Sh Ttirge,
Browp Driiiings, BLACK and colorsd silk
tsivets, superb Eo@ia,)
Hosiery IL z. eat variety,
Sattinets, LiusJs, sc.
AND ON Friday. THE i4FH
a large assortment Ct CLUTkiN0
co*stsrtEuoF
500 pair C"Ssi mere aud -atinPt Pans,
500 pairs Military and Pletn pants.
$50 Mil tary ant assorted Ovsrcon's,
500 assorted Vests, hiok, ~ Slirrs Dress
ana bushes coats, &c
With an inv. ice Of fresh sPtINa CLOTH
mo we'll worthy III lfteutIou Of try buy
eTs. KIM, PAIN 4 co
tel AuluoneeTs.
Will be added 70 the above SIDE
100 pounds bssr III Siisu sewing Sti.
loo pounds eiactIne silk AVID Iw ST.
200 gross plated and tapanptd Hooks and
Eyes.
| 900 gross extra pearl shirt Buttons.
300 IL best keidttch Needles. hil in perfect
oraer. KIN =, PAINE n 90,
Re 10 Ne Ter GERS
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!. tae sishty.sizsA yssr q =: 0en.en.
BY ne Governor:
Secretary Of the Common wealth.
Az Acr fo7 ascsrtainins aaa Enrolling the
Military Force OF the Oommonweaith.-
Passed February Q, 1859.
BE 1t enacted By the General Assem- bly,,
That mmedta'sly after the passage Of this
act, the Governor shall procure nom the
oomnandant: Of The several rsGimsnu, bat
unseers, com plste rolls Of the com peniee now
In service. 70 b returned forthwith TO the
Adjutant General Of the State, design atinx
the name, age, and residence OF each volun-
tesr. the time OF his enlistment, and when his
term OF service will expire. and the company
and regiment TO which he belongs.
3. 1t shall DO the uuty Of the Governor
to cause all the male citizens Of the Uom.
monwealth between the ages of eighteen
and forty Ave. not now In the active solun.
tesr service, TO DO enrolled a soon - may
DO after the passage OF this act, dssignat-
tng all sxempts. and the causs Of such
exsm ption, intending all refugees from dis
tricts In possession Of the euemy, snd de-
signaling such OF them as have been in ser
vice. and the term Of such service; and In all
the udswater counties the enrolment shall
Also specify all sailors and waIs,men; and
he 10 hereby authorized 10 pre,crioe euch
regulations,in addition to or IN lieu OF those
now estAblished by law, As III ena BILE him
promptly and efficiently to perform the duty
hereby imposed upon him; and 70 that end
he may require tho services OF the Commits
sioners OF the Revenue and Sh r lbs and Ser.
geanU Of the several 90 IN tiee. cities or towns
or such other ofncers as to him shall seem
expedient and necessary. In making such
enrolment 1t Oh AL b. the duty OF tne Gov.
ernor TO ascertain and state lhs time, If any,
for which any of the militia snail nave been
ia the service Of the Con (. osi axe states or
Of the State Of Virginia, duiI.g The existing
war.
s.. II any person liable to military duty
sh all fail TO have his name ru,iro Oy the
officer appointed for that purpose, for ten
days after the notice or proclaim ri vi reQuir.
ipE such enrolment shall have been posted
or published at two or more pu bic places In
his ward or magisteriai district, h snail I'M
less thore DO a suf Efficient excuse for such fail.
urs, be enrolled or drafted among the mrs,
levies TO be drawn from such county or cor
poraton.
L. II any officer shall fail to perform any
| duty reQulred Of him by the Governor under
/ this act, he snail be su DJeci " d nno Of no,
| less than twenty dollars NOR more than two
] hundred dollars.
8. The officers enrolling the militia under
this act shall be Untitled 10 4 Cum pens ton
to be fixed by the Governor, not exceedina
l ton cents for each person enrolled; and thu
clai ms for such compensation shall be pal
ON the certificate Of the Governor.
l :. This act shall be in Io.c- lrv a Its pass
I age.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Captain O. Jennings Wise-0eneral
Wise-A North Carolina Lincoln
ite Shot-0en. Henningsen. go.

NoI1Qx, Feb. ia Mr.. Wallace, belong
ing to one of the North Carolina regim tents,
engaged in the Roanoke fgh', says he helped
to carry Capt. u. ]. wise or the field to .
tent, and saw his wounds dressed. One ball
passed through his hip, the other entered his
back obliquely, which he saw extracted-
Capt. Wise seemed cheerful, and did not
think bis wounds mortal.
General Wise sent down nag Of truce yes.
terday to Roane he Island. He 10 now near
Currituck Court. House. He Is something
better, and bears his sons misfortune with
fortitude, and says he has more sons left to
sacrifice In defence Of the Southern Confed.
eracy and her noble cause; that he himself
Yet lives " to fight on and fight ever"
One Of General Henningsen's men called
at house near ElIzabeb City. N. o.. and
asked for q drink Of water, when tn man OF
the Aense called him a. Id reb, l." and
fred at him, the shot striking him in the
forehead. Henninxsens men opene1 fire on
him, killing him In his house, ana theu burnt
the house and him in it.
General Ii, is said to be in Edenton.
1t is believed the NOR tar Il e, Is in tended for
this place. AcooMAO.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatches
LATER.
NORFOLK, Feb. l3-Intelligence has been
received here which announce that the Fed
erals are III POSSESSION of EAenton, and thai
they have landed abo 1T nv. tn ousaud troops
there.
II is not believed tina. they h I'VE as yet ad.
vanced TO any point above tdenton.
STILL Later.
PETERSBURG, Feb. lSth.-The editor of the
Express has received q letter from suffolk
dared to-day, which says that Eden ton ana
Hartford have boLn been captured. Five
gunooa.s moved slowly to The wharf u,
Edenton on yesterday, ut nine O'Clock, ano
landed their troops. Very soon afterwnrd,
fifteen more un boats arrived. The citiz II
raised a whits Tag. Between three and Ioul
Ihou.an1 Federal troops have landed u
EientOn. The population OF Edenion i.
about 1000, aud distant from Suffolk aoou
fifty miles In the afternoon two guuboau
went up the Chowan river towards w int ton
and several others TOWARDS the mouth OF III,
Roanoke.
| a gentleman who has just arrived from
9atesviiAe, says that 7oU horses We're Ianuee
At kden ton iast niEnt, ANA aiso that u larg,
number mad been iaLued at klizabe, lii CIV
Herstori, the capital OF Perquimans county
Was taken ny the Fcderais un yesterday. /
has > population OF about 800.
Capt. GOODWIN, OF tne koDsUn IN. o. Ri
Van Wrinkles, Win nifty. TWO OF his me- ane
| seven OF the Wise Leg Ion, have reached Sui
| folk. They escaped across the Croatal
Sound to the main land
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re SPECIAL NOTICE JOHN NJ JEN.
NANd having Withdrawn, by mutual ga
sent, from tho concern Oh Mcssrs. Mills
J EN NINGS d Co, may hereafter be Iouno
1T the establishment OF SAN -. CorrksLL,
where he Will be happy 10 meet his Oh,
friends and Others III want OF anything Ii
LIE Saudlery and harness ilae. 10 r. 6L+
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Jas. II. ThYLUA & SON,
!, ARaE sAI.G or udRpwARE. sIL.

r ARfE SAIL or HARD WARE, s,iI-
/ tEH-P.A 40 ~ al, c., a. ct.op
Ga FalDhE, ith Lest a. a 8 Gu IL, WI cell
~ the store rscenty o5c-ptg3 h. a-ss.Es. aqua
a By erlY. o. ka. stree
The Whole # The sr5ck 81 4 = c'lss Hard.
es'Ebii lI2sAt, Cap rug ~ grtie@
Usually found H. sL,h b,ins ~ ;Js best ggalt>.
aud ., sueh varls'y I'd 20 c."iGi tbs esls-ts~n OF
tie trade
|, may be uee,ssalv ~ s.ata that 9 stock lii
braces many s-lic % Srgy tC-1cs cur n.a k,t.
an 80 II hes never b. en- 'yirS-d over, OTIS rsre
induce ment5 to he iub ~ mis- ma
a, tbs sans time, - tugoiel oi - | l. v EH
PLATED WAEE--rubr -tisg eutif. Il Of
G. ffe - ana Z rs Eiv,te. -eiVs :. -. IL G. II .
and Tea res. Csks Ba.setg Candle Ntlc's W no
ataDds, G0bieis Tea sal Es-i5 tp5ots, Eorhs,
&C. &c.
se T2-3t y p az X Auct.
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BY 6oDDIN r IPPERS0N, Iue'rs.

DRICK TENEMENT, ON THE WEST
ID LINE Or %, BETWEEN MAIN AND
CARY STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold at auction on the prem
lees, ON TIL URSDAY, the l0th Feb is62, at -
o'clock L NJ, the Brick Tenement 10 at.d ~
above, now In the occupancy OF Mr. Jao. K. Mar
tin. The house has eight rooms and the usual
outbuildipgs.
ERNs.-Onethird cash balance at hand z
months, for negotiable NOES, fnterest added 30
cured by trust deed. The tsxs. aad iusuranc &c
f,r 1882 to be . nd by the purchaser.
fsl4 GODDIN &: APPERSON, Auc.s.
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By REDWooD aKe4CY hue,s.

IL TIC'.is Ar All .T'rnG lew Lay
fAN q OBS. CLOTH Nc, &c a F2I-
DAY MONT. Adj. c, tnrsa.i z - - .oca at
orr '',rs W. We all ~ autti p n l.re. los a.
Fauc7 Goods, i'ry GnoCs, 10 iery. l,,ethfny
g Tar s'rsvets. 10y. Sc
fo 1T RFiPy( ~. =. yrs,evr
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NJ GENUINE POWHATAN PIPES, made
by negroes Ia Powhatar county, superior u any
thing IN use. For sale by
J. E. BUREESS & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers n Tobacco, Cigars &c,
,e SIN lO7 81 DAD It shove cor yth
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rY GODDfN : appEAsNN- an -. 80,

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
- WHEAT RE- Pftl, / n u - No " a
CHINE, HORSE, r. UGHY, FU kSl u ne,
SC At the request + t. execute Ct tic is'e
Albert a. ~ rrls Ne shsl cell - ~ isFm /. Hee.
rico ou the MeaHor Br.G<o Road 81 III EGar d .
tba tJll5winS aetic e. - tRiU \, ii a. FEB,
IL +. at / O'Clock a - W; Olc rsr. * so.
W b u. tssl.psr, 81. boz tT.arlut 'tActlia-.
one H'rss one B.gs P, a1i slLd.! al IL "a II
Furai,u'e t. NE ,iH u.
f,l2-3s 81 Dnl" APPgR ON ue's
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SyaNDSDME BUILDING LOT On the
north lins OF Marshall, between AaAms
ana LIST streets, 1T auCt!UD We VIII sell
upon the premises on FalUlT, The l4th
day o. February, com,l, nCius 1T p'Ctack
= nj, Il very han1suuie t,UI.DIEu LOc
on the north side OF Marshall, between
Adams and lst stTeets l. f.uu s. - feet I'd
runs back $50 feet so q ~ iGe ;iiiey
IEgns-Une- third casa; thu balance at
and 3 months, for nrEo 't.b!a notes, vi II in.
terest added and go ures! by trust deeds.
Tns purchasers - gay ih. taSer for 1869.
JAMES ". TAYLOR y SON.
Augslguyrr.
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By ALEX. MOTT. 1urt

By ALEX. NOTT, Aurt
FURNITURE, STOVES, DRY GOODS,
r &C Will be sold at auction "a my store
ON SATU RDAY, February lj.h, commenc-
ing at 10 O'Clock, lot of second hand Far
niture, seven Cooking and Once stoves, Dry
Goods. Ready. Made Clothing, Shoes, &c;
Bonnet Ribbons, and Fancy Goods.
AUDITIONAL
] splendid Marble Table
bbls superior Rye Whisxey,
loo boxes Chewing Tobacco.
10000 Cigars. ALEX. MOTT, Auct,
fe IA No D. 49, St
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HHELs Axs tss'S'Es'ssA

ADJ'T AND INSpK G1h'&OFFINFs .
(kzractl Hrcsmosp. Jan. -. zSoi
- PEClAL "EnhAs no 3
Nm I,e,,'p,r, so,osri oqor.s ps.s
Assistant dIntant Generals s assigo=d 20 da-
ty III the adiutant Inspector Generals OF
flee, and will tax" charge Of ,hs General Es-
cruitirg Service ~ the Arms r II COMM
nications pertaining 20 the recruitI9 < service,
Will ba rnarked, cn the upper risht aHiAd SIDE
Of TIE envelopes Witch cover them, " Re-
crultiEg Service
b. command CT the Secretary OF WAY
ISU GlTgFES
ia 2s-4w ASSISTANT AdIutant General
RiJ..s. ukA-.i- 2,Lk snr'l or ",
2IcsaoSp. J@Gaa-q Il, .r02.
4 there Ee al IL .ssg3 Ia oar a. E.ASP
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NOTICE 10 SUFFERS SOUTHERN
~ CANDY MANofaCr,bRS.~ II hSsa
tust eompleted nay aeay F%stosy, rhteh rysid
nae 70 make 3,oJo pouets OF C.n AZ cajiy sIr-
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mass for cash
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d.nes, Pickles. 80.
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AUCTION 2kLEE.
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~ i. J. COOK, A@s,'Y
LOU s II OIL d FURNITURE AT AUG
Il i TAON.-On SATURDAY, 18th inst, at /
= ',l,Jk will sell, at the residence OF the late
Lewis Mauie, on 4tb, beyond Leigh st gene raj
assortment of Household and Kitch en- u.n,tuto,
emor acing The usual variety Of well kept aftc,es.
Amongst the Kitchen Furniture Is q good Coos-
ing Stove.
fe IA e Il. COOK, Auct.
HORSES MULES &c AT AUCTI N -
On SAT ORDAY, 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock,
/ wiii sell, at the lot on Council Oh amber Hill,
SeveIa saddle and harness Animal,
Four young, we'll Mules,
One doubls Top Buggy, in good order
One Family Ca rage, do do.
fe IA 3. COOK, Auct