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BIZ 4. B COOK. Ascs'y.

ENTIRE STO or DIZZY GOODS.
II BUTTS, eh Jr.>, faasy A.t." es, a o.. OF
-u....aur deciuinH Lusi.., 80, AT ACO1lCN.
WEUN ESDA,, 70 Ia in t.. .. .VoC'Iox.I
Veil Sell = M htort, Use eati-s tto.k 4 UeS
dc. d, b.o:s nLCss, fAAcv Artic.ea &C. OF .
-aer.hans dsei. lag buniness, 20. sitting oI
ON, Usssiua ies, s,sii .es. Oelfcses, Ae,inCeA
Do aiues, 6is CHAM. Mouee ia.s, l.ineps.
Mar Aans, isdt-s, m-ssSs HLd eli .areas' 4 ,se.
Ia s. est vsri,sy,
Hook. ana sayes, Il atoms, p.ns, 0auutlsts,
Hokfs., lies, Tame Otvers, ferek brIii2n1A
Nansook IL On, OK Ha iiLes, Tr.sbu,ilg
seaps, SHIRTS. saik,, E"s.bs,. .Hssc i-.s
'att.s, aces, Iiobons, 81 80 ., Iof..ts,
KID tsiovs ZeYhy. W .Is 30, B..Ls, Frngss.
su- penaers, gu Ath nnt =, dis hrusii,e,
SHAVING brush. ., Tov,n Aruthvs. Nj BsU hes,
TsS or p, Stuff bOAoe, Lin ..es, Con.ta,
swing ilks, Ma .-aces LsaI ropVIts.
u nbrUtiss, l. LII, rnLh;e i.sLa.s Ainwsss,
E. 9 .hbuIgs, AN .AAs. oils SelVets.
Payer C..lnof. 60 U,.'a oae.b :.s. ned Flsnnai.
it.ian .ls,ns. LhsIab sys. 81 ,i~a
IA "a, LeerGg', So. nosonis BLACK Silx.
jfas..s. Capt D'"aias ~.
Il rss invoice q f.e. L ready III i.s .lothinS.
;norT>t1S c.ns rao 70 Go "a siInere Anu
sat net UUats P.Lts tno Vts.s
- fsar u h..h ~ IL arSs - sortin SUI OF
Table Nj iSos ~. d 60 as roca.t M ves, ~ .rs,
-trAs sA.d .te-si aIi,sis, d a. .stls Tea
I'd Less,rt io,. r. .,soc>s . ia u. ga p-hte o
Pianes Butt nSe A-etss DCor hAA bs, " ice
Ai.ls, Es. Saws, a Is. bf1a4a 80
AAou,
q cases tucsri,t women me 8, boys youths,
Il sses Al d cti!al ebs boo,s AM SDtrs
~ In. . .erAou Ct g usl- 10 .esP.st. a!y
roYu stvd
EsAs - Cash l., . sable in de.
j. IS r.. uOGK, ( Mt.
HLOSIN0 S l. + vi Messrs. AAsus b
BYERLys STOCK q. A1CliUN.-
duNDAY, eth Lse :,t, ut 10 o'clot r, l III
close the balance OF the SUCK Of Mo.sIL. An
gus Byeriy on Dlaia stree {, near the Fust
market com prisi' a great many dssnabls
3ooce in the Hous, kssp,ps line. to which
= ''Auiion ot Inc p, ollie resprc tfulIy ~.
qusstsd.
% FL O X, 1nc'
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mi, formidable fisst Of all sorts OF vssssls
"A all .orn Of troops has certainly boon
IA very unoomfortaoiy since 1t departed on
|. mission OF love to the South. Tho sharp
ind. Of a stormy In interval Of weather ON .
| .-v dangerous coast must have occastoned
s.. peril, II not some disasters. for it,
r.. wouid be NO tears shed in this part of
xo,,d il the disasters were the grea tes,
H., ever pefel such an armed force upon
Ia. seas
v, have said that II Its destination was
leo SQUAD, We did not SEQ any great 70.
uly in store for 1t; and II the people Of the
on.n we're to select point for its attack.
a.,poln, would be the North Carolina coast.
Bat /. is 80 far frsm being Ger tain that that
kolat was selected by the enemy, that il may
ov be rather believed that more southern
cid is that chosen for the threatened do.
aolsualon. Mobile has been suggested,
tlh much piaasibility, as the point for
snlch i, teox its departure. The entrance
bio Painlico, in that case, was merely to es-
,pe Tho Storm. II Mobile II the ocjsct OF the
rand naval preparation. employm emit wal
given 10 y very able and gallant officer
20 we'll disciplined and brave army under
En, that have been long time waiting
Salousiy for the appearance Of the enemy
Skome way or other. More deliberate aud
F.Ipie sAi,os which quisied the fsrocious
own may have some effect on Burnside.
Burnside IL certainly now presented In q
les longb!e shape. Where and when he
hi throw his thundorboIts are questions
bt b ans wered except BY bimsslf. Should
pross he will soon let Us kEv =.
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TE1N0RAPHIO NXWA
Gen. Crittenden and Pour OolonaI.
Two Majors aud Three Sur
geons Wounded.

RsTnnsDvNas Jan. A.-Ths foIlovins Ia.
ssen sseslvsl here from . friend In Kaox.
VILE:
Gen. crittsndsr began the attack n >
o'eaoek On Sunday morning. The ensuy
we're supposed 70 b only aboat 500 strong,
ees sney were found to number fully II. COO.
Con. zollioo3sr was killed early IN the &c.
aon, and Gen. Crittendsn wss vouuded-
Ool. Oarren then assumed the command
and rscrosssd the Cumberland.
Oar loss was three hundred. and the loss
Of the snsmy from four to Avs hundred.
The fifteenth Mississippi. Whites, and
Battles regiments protected our rear while
orossins the river.
Ratlsdss's and MsClung's batteries were
lost.
We marched nine miles 70 attack the On.
envy, who Wa Hepulsed three times and then
fell back TO their fortiacatt ons. When they
outhanked us, We retrsated back to our
breastworhs. and wore then surroundsd.-
We then Determined to recross the Oumber.
land river. which We did under the drs Of
the snsmy. This was O'Clock on Sunday
night.
We lost all our horses, tents, % uipaxs.
and eleven guns spiked or thrown into the
river. -----'
It IL not knowa whether or no. the enemy
has crossed thsIiveT.
Ools. Powell, Battle. Statham, and Gum.
ntngs were wounded.
Surgeons Morton. Dnlansy. and Olif were
taken prisoncrs.
Oar regiments were all engaged.
Majors Fog and Shields were wouud~d-
the former In the hip. -....-.... -...-
Gen. Zoiliconsr's body was not recovered.
Our forces Is ,ooo in number) are still falling
back.
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,.xe some farther parusuiAf1 hts
We w. relative 70 oar dasasssr IN Easssrs
0 .,s,. They remove al dcses OF ne
en''S ssn.nsral Z,llicoGss. zhs battle VA
saa " "a by ear forces. Who attacked sAe
ns.ad.r the Appreciation that his ioros
PEG! Nv less than II really vas. Not
T~ t.rs,nx the mistake, our men svidensly
~. sr.vsly, 70. besides lossas their SEC
bneo' command, their Major 0snsral, fout
na !" ,n,ousls, two Majors. and three
,s.oss were wouAdsa
a arg. -.,,..t, whicAtis appssrs was well Dc.
~s. comm aided " Col CARROLL. /,
rnu ~ ...u that the loss on our side y not -
VIZ the nrst account en- our side repre-
:, to be. The Northern statement and
,s., ,.,, received come more nearly agreeing.
T,. aror made by our Commanders u =
.,..nreoue. TO attack . fortified army an.
asr ,ss impression Mat It numbered only
/, 90 when Is Was IA. coo strong, 10 = remarka.
&. .rror. To underrats the snemy In this
inner 10 Angular erough. and to tight nm.
!, .uca nisapprehsnsion could not bu,
"a disaster. The scouts m ust have per.
va their duty tndi6erently.
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Reass els On she Rasssra sAsrs.

The designs Of Lincoln become developed
moro and more a. his victim u more -.
cursly bound In his grasp, and the hope Of
escape becomes less. BY An suatos, every boat
10 70 30 destroyed capable Of being used By
refugees to cross the bay: This IL the prs.
Jude then that people, vainly trusting to
the proclamation Of the notorious DIX for
protection and safety, are required TO 70
through the mummery Of IN election Of men
70 ~ts. represent them In the Wheeliue GOV.
eminent. A threat 10 thrown out that II the
people do not vote, and thus impliedly sane.
ton the usurpation Of Pierpoint. and the mil.
tfary rule Of lockwood, they are to DO treat.
I'd much moro severely In the future than
they have been. In vain may they ask BY
what law OF their STATE an election 10 now to
b held! They are represented by high.
toned, honorable, and talsnted gentlsmsn in
the Virginia Legislature-gentlemsns selected
in strict conformity with the Consultation
and laws Of their State, and elected BIZ an
overwhelming majority Of then fres pso-
pie. All their county oncss are nlled By
men Of their own choice. Yet the military
rule Of the despouem, in the face OF most
solemn promises, ascrees that an unlawful
election shall be held and gentlemen are to be
turned ont OF once, and degraded tools Of q
loathsome tyranny be placed In their stead
TO do Lincoln's bidding. The people I'M
der military threat, are forced to sub.
NIT TO this high.handsd outrage. It
has been supposed among civilized ma.
tons that people in the mill tary posses.
zion Of the sntmy had At least some rights ;
but it seems to % reserved for these Rspubli
cans, par Ok cellSnce, this Consti 10 wing
people OF the North, to eclipse the very Jaco-
bins OF France. 40, Liberty. what deeds
re perpetrated in thy name"
When the farce Is over, NO doubt every
Northern paper will herald it us q tn.
umphant victory, As q prsof Of the Union
feeling OF Virginia. stifed BY JET. Davis L
Co.; bat there are Eastern-Shoremen, who
have escaped the tyrant's grasp. and who
will represent their people truly. One OF
them wri Ting to NJ says: 1T is bat natural
that We should feel deeply our own wrongs,
and sympathise most strongly with our
friends i'll oar down trodden homes; yet We
would nc: be i'm patient, we have every conn.
Deuce that Virginia will care Tor oil her
and that the gallant chief Of our
rising Confederacy will see, at tho proper
time, that the rights Of all true Southrons
shall BIZ duly respected
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Br HODDLN 4 APrERSG.s, Aucir >.

L'GRTY MOST BEaUTtFUL AED AT.
y TRAHTiVS LOiS, IN 1HE TOWN Ur
SIDNEY, b5u1ied by Federal Is 'mwood, Cary,
7cplar, and Gu ,ert sire ct -. WI. ea sold 1t aIr-
,iol., en- fhe premises, o fEU ESDAY. the 18th
January, 1872, Ut IL o';ces N III iair II not,
thu mex: fair day taeT~ fttr., a.ops two beautiful
Qusres locs,ed a. shove, each having . small
Dwelling and 0 b BUILDINGS thereon Ths aid
.qasres will be divided into forty ots, sach hav-
log font Of 81 -est sLd depta OF 10y feet 70 al
auey ~ f. at wide. hess lots sre, witLou- doubt,
she mos: bss atiful In sion.y ap1 ars locsa 81 n
he most I'm proving past OF thu suburbs
TERMs.-O3s four cash, balance ~ q IL end
Is months, for nsgoti..ls NOTES, interest sddc1s
,eeured by trust deed The taAss for 1853 -
70 psid by the purehs ~.
The particular ter ii OF the public 70 called
20 hi sale. 9rDD4n & APPEksON,
~ AnrtiOn.are
rOSrPOEENENT.-In consequence Of the
suele msnt us~tther The above sa " was post.
JOB ed 70 TIN RSDAY, January tOth, lSS2, ~
tho same hour.
ja2S 0uDOsN L tPsER-oN Aucts
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Mrs. Jackson.

la paragraph appeared In the Dispa.ch on
tbur.Jay, stating thxt Mrs. Jackson, The
,.Aer .. tho martyr. Lad been liberated
ON prlssn and sent 10 irsinia Via Norfolk
"a flag u truce. A highly in telligeni young
Sdy, gran daughter OF the venerable lady,
uus US the following particulars In correc
on u ,hi. statement, and also Of another
als oa the authori;! CT Tho D@spusch, rela.
We 70 the amount Subscribed for the beneti.
the family Of the lamented hero:
i"Ms. Jackson Is lady o I sixty Ave, Of nne
Emily, and has always lived in atauence.
De on Ms very fine estate On the George.
pwn and Leesburg turnpixe. about nine
lies from the former. Two months ago a
krss body OF Yankees en- tered h or house and
erried her OF as prisoner, also . half brother
BIO resided With her, an old gentleman near
twenty. She ordered her carriage, and re-
IL ks,sd them to allow her to ride. VIII tch they
kositively refused, and have heard, through
Sersons in the neis hoo rhood, that they com.
= elled hsr 70 walk as far as GEORGETOWN, She
Doe then .assn 10 Washington and is still
re. The Federal officers now occupy her
buss. The furniture, stock, &c, they de-.
(royed Tia young negroes they gave 10 the
30 negroes near, and her two pianos they
resented to some Union families In tho vi.
nifty.
You stated that $50, 600 HAD boon contribu.
i 70, the benefit Of the Jackson family.
hich is mistake. about o. 900 was received
the widow of the martyr Jackson. Mrs.
lckson. and her daug n ter Mrs. Steunrt. arc
Ii still! prisoners IN Washington. Mrs. J.
avery patriotic old lady, and has done
eat deal for the Southern army. She GER
My has been he greatest sufferer yet on
corti'om the war. The first blood split ON
ushsra soil wae her son, who died defend.
The Stars and Bars. Another con, DIR.
Ill Jackson. who resides in Kentucky, q
osi lime ago shot Yankee soldier, and ts
confined In Jail at Lebanon awaiting
al, aud third son attached to COL Ker.
a~sN 5. O. regiment, but was detailed
scout, went on . sceu ting expedition
pat three weeks ago and nothing has been
lard OF him since; Of course, he was either
OF OF taken prisoner. What would the llends
q z guilty Of 10 eonfine an old lady who
y arsady suffered 30 much at their hands
",1 w. Jackson the widow IL now liv.
emoaarlotlssyiile. There she will remain
lH'she can return TO her home In Fairfax
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DaAk - Oelambaa, Uolum1ss.
AIADAnA.
Northern Baak Of Alabama.
Southern Bank Of Alabama.
EA1sern Bank Of Alabama.
OoetrAl Bank OF Alabama.
Commercial Hank Of Alabama.
0AUk Of Mobile.
LOuWiANA.
no1tsiana State Dank And Braachss.
Bank Of America.
Bank Of Louisiana.
Bank Of h eW Orleans.
Ottssua' Bank Of Louisiana aad Branch.
Creeceut City bank.
Mechanica' and Trader' Bank.
MerchAnts' Bank.
New OrlsAns Canal and BANKING Company.
Untoa Bank Of Louisiana.
Southern Bank.
1BEgKeenu.
Bank OF Tennessee and Brace hea
PlAuters' Bank Of Touuessee and Bfaeehea.
Union bank OF Tennessee and Branches.
Bank Of Mem phis.
hank Of Ohattanoog
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RUNAWAYS.

Coo REWARD.-ea0 will DO paid for the
DZV oalfvefy Of JACOB 70 my Oversssr, 8.
@. Maynard, ct Beaverdsm, In Hanover. He Il
about 20 years old; of . dark. brown completion;
stout nads. and shout s test inches high. He
ahseonded during the Christmas holidays; wear.
ing . d1ab Goth cap, and shnes which were nailed
at the bottom-those o. the outer ego ct the sole
- large - IS cent piece. He hes conne1ions in
Richmond, and at DR.. PollaRd's In Hanover.
js 25-oW T. YONTAINY.
ID ANAWAY-ffom the Carbon HUI Minsa 10
II, this county, o 18th Inst HENRY, brown
negro; shout fest Z o. inches in height; round
~ yean Of sse. Henry wss sssn, . 1sw days since.
q tie farm Of Mrs. vlrginia 4. Tayloe, In King
George county.
TwM1Y DoLLAls reward win b Maid for his
apprshsnslon and delivery. In jail u Frederieks.
burg or Riehmond.
js36-ts JOHN J. WERTH, Acct.
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No1HoLx. January 24.-A worry severe
storm has been prevailing here since ysstsr-
day, accompanied by high winds, beating
rains, and raging sea.
This morning the light-boat anchored OF
OaPs Henry BY the iAnkxes, IN the absence
VI the Cape Henry light broke hsr mooriuxs
ana went ashore on Pleasure House beach.
We captured her ana also ssy Oh ms4, seven
nuskste. and shrss hundred gallons OF OH.
provisions, &c.
Nothing has been heard here fire. m thu
Burnside expedition. Xou.r,..
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~ ORENSaAW'S GRAY AND BLUE
CLOTHS.
In store and for sale
Orenshaw's heavy Confederate Gray Cloth
Orepsnaw's extra fus Confederate Gray
Uloth.
Oreushaw's extra fne Confederate Blue
Cloth.
WATKINS FICKLHN,
ia 24-Stsa lo9 Main st., mp stairs.
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The WeaShoY.

The weather, which has been unsettled and
damp and rainy for some days, yesterday BE-
came decidedly storny. 4 great deal Of
rain and hail fell, and the wind blew At
times violently. 1t must have suspended
hosAHsias generally, and placed the Burn
side expedition In q most uncomfortable
predicament. as 1t was on one Of the most
stormy and dangerous Of coasts.
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From WILMINGTON

C1oW W1m1nRtOn
"ILhNa1~S, Jan. x4-ANAxht.-A heavy
Wind has prevailed IRON l.. n. f.. al Of lss.
night and all day today.
There IL nothing new from the coast. OK.
cspt. that an apparent wreck was seen drift.
ing towards the shore this forenoon. about
fifteen miles east of New Inlet.
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I.HX1U1e LnDT.

- nr - IxfTDIs REMAINING NJ nm
Il 1lUn1OuD R0OI.0RxJu1 - shs1eaA
dalsf Janany. ia
plsose ~ tAsy - ADv1R1S1Dt ~, e1vine
daAs q III.
~ Ths pestsss wm ~ I'VE ss.ss % sssA ~
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ALSO,
RECENTLY DLI1H I'D:


TIE SOUTHERN SPY.-LstteFe on the Pal
10y and Inauguration OF the Lincoln Wa; ;
written anoymeuafy IN Warrington and elee-
whsre, BY EdwaFd 4. Pollard At Virginia.
author Of ~0aaek DiAmonds."
coNTHNTS. =
!. Lsttsr - Praeidsnt Laneoln, written ct WoAp
2. Lstssr 70 President Linsoln. written q Web
Z Lssssr y President Lineols. writes = waaA-
Z. Letter 70 President Laneoin. written ssar IL
GovWnmsol
& Is.;:. . = sh' sdi'~ Of - written n n
.. Letter to Secretary seward w1isssa IN Nary
:. Lesser to rrsddsns Lincoln. written h Aay>
.. Lsttss TO Doctor Tyng, written h 1altinoss.
=. Latter TO General 6eost, written h Ha!yianA
N LottGg 70 Mr.. Eyeeett, written N 4Asylan6
EpPalcI. = C1DHa.
PBHDUIENOE-A epesah &stivers4 - usA
Nsveely Tneker, 81 Vkganla b ths 1oasnaa
0savaaG,aa hah q Nashville. xsaa., Ape1
s l9eA 49,. lt3oe -:
$3.50 - peies q sllAw q W abeve
49, 1seae viu kava No. go - ~ ~ a
- 49, Ceale6esoa1 hee ~ paG1AoA
- hn1e sneWo1 s n6seal Aae4aUl
Ase's ~ 1S = Jo1xsron.
psbasaAsa - - ~
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BANKS IN THE STATE.

o.. "ANhS IN THE STATE.
~! Virginia and Branches.
Irss.s BARK Of Virginia and Branches.
Ham ~ bsnk Of Virginia and Branches.
a. ~ ~ as valley and Branches.
Trsas..1, l o. the Commonwealth
The DAM, OF the city of Rtohm ond.
~ n. paGl Of Richmond
BmS Of Of i Dr., oid Dominion ana Branch.
Era.Ma,tf i;rylvauia.
I Ssarslio Balk.
N,s Ssns Of Uty OF Petersburg.
p..ssss:srn Bank Of Virsipis
ss,1 >, biank. Fincastle.
M o. Rockingham.
RAJ aHewardsyiiie
S..s J. charleston.
h,tssa noefbridee.
Bah 4 :. Bank Of LyDchburg.
efiy I w,i Of Virginia.
= Winchester.
."uTHERN BANKS:
Bur a, :, 'osrz CAROLINA.
BGi y ospe Fear and Branch~
basi !, ssssrlotte.
s.sl d WIN VIII Carolina and Braaens,.
Dor.Ms. i.uceyyilIs
' Bank Of Wilmington.
Baa ~ =, 'os.a eAaoI1xA.
s.sas c ~ STATE Of south CArsslna and
Ssi Il sa"M,hiesston, Charleston.
W.T. 49, rCarolina, OhArlest0D.
Ta, Bspt .AShan&e Bank, UAASlsston.
h.. "eeaanics' Bank. Charles
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OST-A PUCKET.BOOK-Betw the
IL store OF J. 4: Burress Z Co., Broad
street, and Davis Autchsson's stable, con-
tanning three 90 notes, one o.. and CHECK
for elo. together with several Bonds, Of NO
service except to the owner. A suitable 70.
patch once. IA 90
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-Jn WedneedaV
y night, from The corner Of 2o.h and Main ri
a1Ax MAZE. years old. with sore lump on
"a: neck near the head. A liberal reward Viii be
paid By returning The mare 70 .. MHYERx
member OF Osskis's Ranger, 1T the New Fair
Grounds or corner 90th aud Main ste.
ia 2S-3tH B. MBYER6.
ETUUND-0nt the corner Of I71h and Broad
T. sts., smalLsum Of MOMHY, which The
owner oaA have BY calling ON
]. II. ADAMS,
u zs-4t" Al 8. Nason'S.
OST-On Monday last, someW here II the
IL city. my FREE PAPERS. Any one re-
sssniSS tnem % the Dispatch once viii bs
u 2e-1t" ELIZABETH SCOTT.
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Monetary.

NJ Sanss of this city have resolved to
F0'" Ad pay ont At their counters the
:" VI 'ae following banks In the Southe rn
lA''-e'aey, end none others will b taken
pt&eEt:
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By ALEX. .NoTr. .AxIs'r.

4 ILL BE SULD AZ :. UI~ION at my
~ cture, on SATURDAY January - b.
~ 10 o cl. CT, Ofice >tovce, ana lag sixo0
ornwihg Taotes,a 10: Of furni ure; rehay-
made C.o,hing; m-ns wom-ns' AMI bJSS'
Shots; C.oekery ana Glassware; chewing
q bscco; c,oab Cigars, choice b;andc
J,2a ALA NOfl. a uct, No. i, l5.h ct.
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by THOS. W. kEESEE, a. ssi0as<r.
iUttiee corner Vi I2ta and Cuyy sts.,

HOReEs, MULEs, SPRING DRAY, Ard
III ID rnsss, Spring 4 aSon, Farm Wassn,
y, FOX 60, Z. r. atAUUilUk w II %
sa!o. on SATURDAY morning, january 20.
II 10 O'Clock, at the Horse auction A-ot ~
Council Tn .mber Hill,
2super,or Eam.lJ Hcrsss,
! 90 bray d..
2 Mulee,
Spri, Drsy and Harnsa1
! DO. avon, win Top,
Farm Wagon
:.2s THO, W. KEESEE. Auot.
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Nll,A Nilhn TIEQ

DlCHNOkD VARIETIES.
r. IHI- VFNIE0. Jan. -.
First night OF IN nOf The Uencuu-
GER, or the Seven Clerke and the Three
Thieves. favs rate Pas S.u! by Mics n sFy
l'artipx .0u. PoGular Song by Mods lie Boz
vert ard the lie. appearance OF the CoM-
fsderats MINISTRIES. .es PR gra"ms1
q UOk Our FO.s run
L. METROPOLITAN HALL.
The CELEBRATED SOUTHERN
HARMONIOUS
Having ~ orer ed the above place Of rmuse-
m~nt, will coat.uue 70 awe their unrivrllsd
eu,sr tainm.nts evszy evening lntil fuStAss
notice.
4 DAIssIoH-1D md ~ cor T..
For particulars scs bl!s OF the day.
. n Cr-6iA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-25

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