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DICHMOND VARIETl ES.
n, THIS EVENING, JAN IS.
First night OF the Great Comedy
SHE Stops To CONQUER.
DANCE. Miss Mary Partington
Popular SoRa. ........ Mad'selIe Bolsvert.
THE STAGE STRUCK TAILOR.
r &c r q 4 n.

The second Lecture of the course for the benz.
1t of the Volunteers in the field, VIII be delivered
on THURSDAY evening next. the 30th instant,
at 8 O'Clock, In the Lecture Room Of the Broad
Street Methodist Ohuech, corner Of Broad AID 10th
streets by Rev. JOHN @. COABE d. d. Sub.
ject-"Popular Preaching, popular PrescaeEs and
Average Hearers
Tickets for ecu SO, admitting lady and gentle
man Five Dollars, single tickets Fifty Oents-tn
bs had at the Bookstores. ut Meade 4 Bakers at
y. T. Robinsons, and ct the door on the evening
of the Lecture ia 27-t
Al ETROPOLlTAN HALL.
M HEADQUARTERS OF FUN.
The SOUTHERN HAKMCNIANS perform every
evening, with an entire change of Programme =
Dc not fail TO witness the GREAT NOVELTIES
which will be produced. New SONGS, DAWES
BUkLESQUBS, DRAMAS, WITIOISMH, &C.
everybody should see N lie MELIA WALLACE
In the psrilous feat Of walking the TIGHT ROPE,
the entire length Of tho buildins, (42 fset) from
tie stage to the ceiling over the front gallery
This Ii the first time, fox many years, this great
feat has been attempted, and should be witnessed
by every one. She will also perform some choice
pieces on the Violin, accompanied by Mr.. BUCK.
LEY Of the A10dians.
Tickets 251e6nts-reserveds, 8ts 50 cents.
Doors open at !, performance to commence at
o'clock. Box odice open from 10 A. NJ. till 2 p.
n. ia 27-6t
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o"'Ss OF FEDxaAL O1yIcYxs-FRHHoH RES.
n.'' AsAvIss Nsw ORLsAxs.-Ths New
cAs an' Correspondent Of the Charleston
ss.',9' gives the following interesting para.
pus' under date Of the 18th instant:
nh nave story in circulation, and IL seems
oscs,p .et'y well authenticated, that three
si4 .,.,s from the Federal net paid our city q
ID, s,s "Is visit, disguised a. oystsrmen, on
,ts r. what was to be accom- plished by
benz. IiSaaiaous adventure passes our compre-
rss,n, unless IL was to commensurate al !,
easy with tho stationary .spIes here. OF
sM 'aate ara many no.donbt,' and perhaps
ibs tasss tbs spectacle Of the cslebra ton OF
,,s'aiversary, falling ON Tharsday. with
h." 81 measuring our military strength.
n. % leaving one OF them dropped . nose i'm
vsasi-onhce to . military o@cer, with
lss I'm hs Was formerly eco astnted, banter.
pram im upon the laxity OF our guard, and
esrslnx another call at IN early day, I'M
ns,on .Heumstances not constratninE .
ME- captain Of the French war .stsamer
HsS.nL, VINO was here few days, has LETT for
10 q, 70 charter . merchant.shtp TO carry
m. ~ Der Of French residents, who dc.
Ia n, ~ save In consequence OF the dimcuIty
b.. bs,..ng employment here. He declared
xs,.shi, mat mat the collision Of the Federal
o.. wh.p Desc 70 with the Milan, By which
10, hs asei OF the latter was torn away. could
ars ,"s been otherwise than Intentional.
very much tvrttated.
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Ritburanh gisqattt.
-I-rspAY MokN1No. ......JAN. =. isss


4 oa,,aas Regiment Rs.snlisss fss ses wa.
res lot Arkansas regiment, OF General
u.,n..,s BRIGADE, has re.snlisted FOR the
How shall We desisnats this brave
Va, Of men, except By saying hey are the
sr.ysst OF the bravo, and the most gallant
n the gallant, after many nonsh' nsra ssr'
.1o.. They are attached to Gen. hoimss's
u,.r,Ae. on the Potomac.
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.DY Il. h. COOK, Ascs'r.

DY a. b. COOK, Aso'y.
TEUsTEE'S SALE OF HYDRAULIC
=, fRESS, TOBACGO FACTORY FIX.
ToRES, &c &c, AT AUCTION by vtr,uo
meesrs Roddy & stroller, and duly recorded
In the ONCE Of the Hastings Oourtof the city
OF hiohmond. We will proceed to Sell At the
FACTORY OF said Roddy L. Sroshsr, on Main
street, on FRIDAY, Ast day OF Jsnuary,
commencing At 10 O'Clock, alt the Tobacco
one srlsudid HYDRAULIC PRESS, com-
plete, Tobacco Fn ESSES, MILLS, mad, IL.
fact, every article pertaining to The mar ufsc-
ture OF Tobacco-the wAois being IN frsi.rate
condiuon. The sale rssomm-ads itseif to-
those wanting articles In the ehove line.
TASKS cash,
4. w. aRETTER
X. II. DIBBkELL. TrastetA
Sole conducted BY X. U. Oooxss Auct'r.
JAS
@ ER0Ea MIS- SALE-Oa FRIDAY. ias
Slst day Of January. ls63 at IL O'CLOCK
~. VAL sell for essh. ~ the barrel factory
Articles, namely.
Ssaaonsry Steam Engine, cylirdsr IL by
0tuehes, complete. with three cy hinder
boilers, 10 inches diameter by 80 feet long.
lot Of a and p Inch shsf;ipz, with pull
leys, couplings, and hangers
! lot OF bsiunx, mp to IL inches In width.
l lot OF Steam Pipes.
l Head planning Machine.
! Head Finishing M,chfne.
Slave Trimming Maehinr.
Several Uross-oa' and 1up Saw.. on hssshAs.
To =, ..s ss,. '.'e zion. IN my hanas asAs.s
lam! Kahn .,so. an attachments agaiass saai
WV IN favor Of q. :. slaton Z 90
THOMAS a. DUDLEY.
j. 2S-tds Gsrs't O1sy Richmond.
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...,... r.,aaa-1As Pawass Again.

r,.w ReNnske Isiand-1hs faWhee Again.
tn. Norfolk Day Boot learns that ON
r,u,.day last twenty -ons Of tho ensmy's
- ~. care inside the bar ~ Hattsras inlet.
they were trying to tighten the Pawne:
ever the bar into the sound. Shs was fass
.,round when the storm Get In.
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The DARING BRAvEHY OF zoLLrcorrxR.-
The Bowling Green Courier and the Nash.
Vile sTenn.) Gazette. publish tolerably full
accounts Of the late Fishing Greek battle.
bat neither furnish any additional facts, ex.
seps In relation to the death Of Gen. Zolli.
soner, The Courier 10 informed that Gen
zoiiicofer mistook a Kentucky or Ohio reg.
lment which had orened dre upon our forces.
ier one Of our regiments airing npon others
through mistake, and galloped forward With
siing his error till he was In their midst
ne Immediately drew his sword and dis.
patched the Yankee Colonel to whom he
was about 70 give orders, when he WAS fired
ap'n, and fell pierced with many balls.
MAJOR Henry n. fogg, Of his stat. was
Shields, smother Of his stan was killed by
hsid
The Ga,ese saws:
General Zollicoffer advanced to within d
NV. distance Of an Ohio regiment, which
n saa MNen position at . point unknown to
o a.M' ana which he supposed to be one Of his
own regiments.
The first intimation hs had of his danger.
w.. position was received when 1t was too
.ae. There's old Zollicoffer," cried out
Nv 'ai OF the Yankee regiment In front Of
NM. XIII him I" and In an instant their
r'o,.s we're levelled at his person. At that
ST.sf, drew his revolver and flred, killing
w. PRISON who first recognized General z.
snn- ae E,ost perfect coolnegs General z.
sshrs a N 10 the enemy, and, drawing his
fram, eat the head Of the Lincoln Colonel
s,na als shoulders As soon al this was
s me twenty bullets pierced the body OF our
sa1Sa. leader. and Gen Zollico0er fell from
A'fse manGled corpse.
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Nine Federal Bellies Picked mp On the
Bach.
MOBILE, Jan. 20 TIE Tribune states that
there have been nine Federal bodies picked
up on the beach, killed 5y our men in the
taking Of the schooner Wilder, and expresses
the opinion that at least thirty Of the enemy
were killed on that occasion.
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Veto Of the Louisiana Cotton Relief
Bill.
BATON ROrGR, Jan. 81 The Governor to.
day sent to the Legislature his veto Of the
bill to loan to the cotton planters seven mil
lions Of State Treasury notes. This gives
the measure quietus, as there is not sum
Gent majority for 1t in either House to pass
1t over the veto.
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NISSOLUTION.-T concern of JOHN.
IL SON 4 .PUGH IL this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The books are In the hands Of
w. B. PUGH for settlement, who viii use the
name of the concern In closing only. He may be
found at his Office on Shockoe Slip, next door to
the entrance to Tobacco Exchange. Persons In.
debted will pay a. promptly possible, and those
them to him for settlement.
THOS. TNsLEY JOHNSON,
WIN. r. PUGH.
January l, 1862.
The subscriber viii continue to transact COM.
MISSION BUSINESS at the stapd recently occu.
pied by JOHNSON. & PUGH-front building.
ShockOe Warehouse. He returns his most erats-
ful thanks to the patrons Of the late concern for
their liberal patronage, and solicits from them .
continuation of their patronage and all others who
may be disposed to patronixe him.
THOS. TIN6LEY JOHNSON.
January !. 1862.
A OARD-The subscriber viii continue the
COMMISSION BUSINESS also. and has taken an
Office on Shockoe slip, next door to the entrance
to Tobacco Exchange, and svsiliug himself of the
present OCCASION hereby tenders his thanks for the
liberal patronage extended to the old concern and
hopes, by undivided attention to business to merit
and securs liberal share Of patronage.
January l, 1862 WIN. r PUGH
n l-dcWAgW3W
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8. WYATT 4 co., of Chaslsstoa, 8. q.
the great 6re which occurred In our city Last nieht
did them no immediate injury either IN thsir stoel
n private houses.
We feel this announcement due TO our fiendr
who have Large amount Of propeetyin our Aanda
Charleston. Dec. 18th. 1881 d 16-ts
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eonn.y W ~ 10 the county ssat Of wayne
knd ~. Immediately adjoining Puiasli,
hs,sss oa ~ 'wenry,avs miles distaut from 30.
haze ~, ~ eoathwestsriy dirseticn. We
sAuss il .vsry reason -; telieye that our
'7'1' than '. had ss p ed V'190h o. a.
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Jour OWN CORRESPONDENCE

The Yaskacs Yet UaAemonstratspc- Visit 5f
Hor. Bromn--1A he Sail Qaession--P rors-
ssoas, Idlnaics Fleet Described.
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THTRTEEN FEDERAL VESSELS OF
SklDDAWAY BLAND.

A Reconnoissance-Enemy Driven
OLA Printing Office Destroyed
Burning Of Steamer Calhoun.
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MONEY MATTERS

MONEY MATTERS.
dOLD-We quote buying aud selling sx-
ID to 20
BANK NOTES-Nearly all Southern Bank
notes are taken on depos.ts by our Banks.-
We note the following as rejected for the
want OF arrangement to make them current
at Bank:
GEoaeIA-City Bank, Augusta; Mechan.
les Bank, do Bank Of Augusta; Augusta
Insurance and BANKING Company; all per
State, Rome. Ca, and Northwestern Banx.
RiDggold, Ga, per cent. discount,
NoxrI CARoLISA-Bank OF Lexin gton:
Bank OF Clarendon; Bank OF Commerc
Newborn Bank OF Fayetteville, and Bank
OF Washington all per cent. discount
The Banks to-day determined 70 taso the
note: Of the Bank Of Pittsyivania, Danvilie,
The notes of tho wase'ins Banks, Bank
OF Berkeley, a-d hank OF Phiiippi. are taken
by Brcksrs At par. Bank Of .EairInoni In
per cent. discount.
Sales Of Stocks IN RleAmord.-Rsp1y,ed ~ John A,
Lane ss 4 Son. for to GEEK ending Jasuary
Confederate States bonds-*loo, 600 900 issue-
l00and interest.
Tennessee State Sonds-tintsrsst suspenaed. /,
North Caroline State honds--saiss. s7A.
Richmond City b0cde-last saIes, IS.
Axcnanee BANK stock--No sale since divf-
Farmers Bank stock-sales, 100.
Bank Of Virginia stock-snles sy1,
Bank OF the Commonwealth s,Ock-salss s7i.
o.. dividend>
Old Dominion Insurance steck-last sales. -.
Virginia Life Insurance Company Stock
last Gales, 81 Is.
Virginia Fire and Marin IAsarance-so.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-last sales
at auction, $50
Insurance COMPANY 9th State OF virginia--
no recent sales.
Merchants @karance stock-no recent sales.
Va. Central +. R.. LIST NOR tsase honds,-no
recent sales.
Va Oent ral r, r. Sd mortgage bonds-s0.
y. and A. \. y. q per cent. bonds--no recent
sales.
o. ana a. Il. X. per cent. Aonds--no recent
sales.
south side +. +. honds--no recent ,ales.
Richmond. Iredsrtcksburg AID p. Railroad
stock-lAstsalss, ~.
Va Central Railroad stock--sales. Is.
h,caMC s ana fstsEsbnrg Railroad stock
richmond aAd Danvills Railroad Stockton.
james aver AID KAAaWAa stock--no recss J.
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u moron D11Is, I.es'S.

EO8 SALk-
E HOUSE ekRvANr.
viii cell THIS DAY. as suSb NOE. |.
xno n . n.,t rat. .ou.. .,,,.n, ., ~.
ddler. HECTOR DAVIS
"a 3-1ts
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NPENlN0 this mornins, great barg aims, ct
~ No. Al Main st. 1900 handsome wooden
Hoods for lsdies, misses and children; 500 pairs
splendid buck md cloth 6auutlets, for ladies; 50
pairs large Bed Blsnkesa 70 be sold of very cheap
200 Oamhric Bands, 70 be rua off at Sd eaeh;
900 pair finest quality bia-k O. .bmere Hose, to be
run of for 50e., worth el.25; 5000 wards cheap
Dress Goods, all bought ct auction; 1900 pair chill
drens' 6tockings all styles; 60 600 yards bleachsd
Cotton; 10000 yards spleadtd Dress TRAININGS Of
the latest styles, ct half price and less. Call and
and got the Bargains, ei'hsr Wholesale or retail at
EZEK1ElS Il Main Of.
DON'T forraf Mailert,a old ataud-No. Al a q
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BEEF.-Sa!es the latter part of last week
at e3 DO to o.. 80 for ordinary TO fat Beef.
SHEEP Scarce and we continue nyosa.
lions At 8 TO cents per ID. gross.
: HO0S.-Last sales at SIS, and market a
little sttn. Good Hogs scarce.
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DEARL ASH-One b 0ndred lbs Pearl Ash,
Just received and for sale by
H. W. POWERS, lruggist,
jas Corner of Main and 18th SITS.
ID UCK q A u n T l. q S-a5 dozen Buck
ID 0suntlsts, of superior quality, for sale BY
BALDWIN d WILLIAMS
II 20 1l6 and ia Main At
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FORT HENRY BoMBARDED.

NOBODY HURT
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8ieter BADEN Ben pritS per Sns a~nausebea, ,o01@
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ben unb bari feine 3psisr6bre, 8ertel-Girse pper @Lbcssu
@aboaen lsleeyes.l - @ieaunlasn lBends }
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WeasGn 0rOcerpzS Store.

I. p1rz 80 a. JOHN H LAESSIG.. --.73--e -
WettdHfer Bon allen Scrten % &c erte 10 a area, ebeAfn BOZ
6setnsn, @raaepetneni Cider, Re xla@s her @AApns.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

MESSAGE OF Gov. HIcks.-Gov. Hicks of Mary.
land, has just laid before the Legislature Of ths,
state his last message. The message 10 confined
principally to local affairs calling the attention
OF the Legislature to the new superintendent of
members OF Congress, and the necessity OF dIyid.
Ing the State into five Congressional districts
The Governor submits the reports OF the COM
missioners on the part Of Maryland TO ASCERTAIN
and define the southeastern and NORTHWESTERN
boundaries between Maryland and Virginia
The tracing and marking Of the western line OF
the state, from the "FaiTfax stone" 10 the north
ern boundary Of Marvland, was Completed dn-
ring the summer Of 1860. The work was com
msnced In 1889, with the cooperation Of VIroini,
In conformity with chapter 275 Of the acts Of
1872 The commissioner on the part Of Virginia
failed to join In the completion ofthe survey: bnt
II being matter Of great importance to Alleganv
county that IL should be no longer DELAYED the
commissioner for Maryland completed the work
as required by chapter 3S5 ofthe acts ofIs60 The
commissioner for Virginia was invited TO Join the
commissioner for Maryland in making the soutb
ern line between the PocomOke and the Atlantic
the necessary surveys for which had been made
at the joint expense Of the two States Moan
swer was received to that proposition, and the
Intentions OF the Legislature In this regard have
not been carried out
He also suggests the propriety OF taking mea,.
ures 10 ASCERTAIN the will Of the people in
70 the assembling OF convention to reform the
Sate constitution, the condition Of the State and
national analrs rendering q change In their or
ganic law imperatively necessary