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nR. FRANKLIN CHAVETTS
~ UTERINE CORDIAL Is WARRANTED TO crrR
AL ToENs OF p7EnIEE DISEASE, or the MONEY wtu
be EKFrFDED. Satisfactory references be at
hts Office lis Nes: Van Buren street Consultation
free 2. q. Box g5 Dr.. has practtced medicine for
= yea.R four Of which have been IN this city.
fe8ksESm
, 1862-04-10

NT YOUNG
Nl LADIES INSTITUTE P1tHdeld, Aasa, com
Menoes It's I'D 6enni-Annual Session
On April Sd, 1862,
With patronage undt1nished BY the War It adds to
facilities for solid and ornRrenta1 instruction Pc
Guitar advantages for approprtste GJnnasttc culture
Address the Principal Rev 2. G. 8PEAR for Grcua18-
lQI1HH HEzt
, 1862-04-10

:.0ECDND HAND sAFES-One at
~ H and ore at $64 good l. es9sT, e g Ss3e q
nhMzasAlK E F-H-EAAI1+ 70 ansSoeeR-
, 1862-04-10

VOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY,
AT LAKE FOREST, ILL.
The Summer Term viii commence oa WEDNESDAY,
the sd day Of April next For Circulars and all Aes,1
able Information address the undersigned. .
Take Fnrest 1Sarrh 1a67 I1hiGtuaTe I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-21
PROCLAMATION
BY tn L p Il 4 S IDE N T

To TIE People % the Confederate States
Tho termination OF the Provisional Gov.
ernment Offers fitting occasion again to pre-.
sent ourselves In humiliation, prayer, and
Thanksgiving before that God who has safely
conducted us through our first year OF Ma
tlonal existence. We have been ems bled 70
lay anew the foundations OF Free Govern
ment, and to repel the Efforts Of our enemies
to destroy us. Law has every where reigned
supreme, and throughout our wide spread
nmits person al liberty and private light have
been duly Aonored. A tore of earnest piety
has pervaded our people, and the victories
which we have obtained over our enemies
have been justly asoribed to Him who rule,h
the Universe.
We had hoped tb at the year would have
closed upon scene ~ continued prosperity,
bnt 1t has pleased the Supreme Dlsloser Of
United TO furnish an exception to the rule Of
Divine Government, which has prescribed
amiotion - the discipline OF nations - we'll
- OF individuals. Our faith snd perssver.
ance mast be tested. and tho Christening
which seamsth grisvous will. If rightly 70.
csived, bring for h Its appropriate fruit.
II 10 meet and night, therefore. that We
should repair to the only 0ivsr OF all vic.
tCIys ouOS ouuUuu8 OuEUoSV0o OVaOAO x1t4os
should pray that He may strengthen our con.
fidence in His mighty power and righteous
Judgment. Then may We surely trust In Him
that He will perform His promise and sncom-
pass ~ - with = shield.
In this tTast, and 10 this end I. JE1rsRsox
DAVE, President Of the Confederate States,
do hereby set apart Friday, tho 2ssh day
OF Fsornary instant - day Of Fasu ne I.
Huutliation, aad Prayer; and Dr. hereby
invite the Reverend OleRgy snd people ofthe
l1onfederats States to repair 70 their respeo.
tive places Of pablo worship - humble
themsslyes before Almighty God and pray
for Hts p1oteetion and favor 70 oar beloved
coun try, and that ~ may b saved nom our
onamisos and from the hand Of all that hate
u.
-, Given under my hAad and the seal
us {of the Confederate StAtoss At Rich.
-. 'mond. this 10th day Of February. A.
y. lSe3.
JETTDSoN DAVIS.
by the President:
WlIxlAA i. B1oVU1,
80 HIS 6ocsetAyy sS $3.50 -. n.
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Iol. Robert Tansill.

as,. aAeman was formerly Captain OF
ts,. :, "a tbs United States Navy, 70.
~, 'om mission. and was Imprisoned
10, .c'in Government upon his arrival
S,,,. after being kept In DURANGO 70, some
w, 10 was Exchanged. y. At liberty.
w. S'arusd home some vesk;Hn.. ~:
"a, n' then In this paper. We re.
b u, en-. now 70 Say that hs was appointed
4. IN, sosrats Government, soon after
ss.s, . mere. to the post Of Captain In II.
st!p,.y. and b. has now received the
lei o,,s-' ifom Governor Lstchsr OF Colo.
Iay s,, 'eeond Regiment OF Virginia Ar.
tn.n w A VIII % stationed near this city
h 49,. batteries Tar It's defence. Col. T.
sss,,..A' onaasr VI mach sxpsrtsnce. ana
III ,pe.. .. q 'n'o'ns ton and highly prae.
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KENT. PAINE CO, Auct's.
" UF HARDWARE
AT UUTIU

The concern Of p. T. MooRs & Co having
determined TO close their business for the
present, IN consequence of heir senior part
ner, Coi Moore, being in the army, and IN.
able to give his personal attention TO the bu>i.
ness,) We will sell at auction, BY Catalogue,
1t their store. NO al Nam street,
On Til URSDaY, 27.h February,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock, the en- tire balance
OF their stock on hand. which Is large and
desirable. and the whole of which viii be
closed wi thOut limit or reserve. The stock
consists, In part, of
Pocket cutlery, desirable styles and makes,
Table Cutlery. great variety,
Wade q Butchers, and Wostenholm's IA.
Scissor: and shears, various qusliues.
Tea and Table Spoons, Various qualities,
Hand, Tenor, and Mill Saws,
Bench and Moulding Planes, a full assert.
Brace Shd Bits, assorted. from twelve to
fOrty-eight Bits,
Shoe, Tack and Hand Hammers
Polished and Plated Bridls bits and Sir
Brides. Bride Filings, and Blind Brides.
Boot and Garth Webbing,
WOOD Screws, assorted, from haif-inca 20
Broad and Narrow Butt. Hinges, fns. aad
Plate Hook and Eye Hinges.
Lccks-Fiate BIN, Pad aud Nott,ce, large
assortment,
Fnss-lli!l, Flat, aud Haifround, Bastard,
Taper. Horse Rasps, large asso. amsn,,
Hzass Gun dlestIcks, fis,I and tall,
do low Ware, Manure Forks,
Oo'fss MILLS, Sifters, Scyt.,es and Snathes.
Blister Steel and Wagon Axies,
Finishing Nails, onoe Nails and Tack.,
Horse ard Shoe Brushes,
Ma'on's Backing, sc &c.
Cataios ues will be prepared, and the goods
ready TOR examination, TWO days before the
sale.
TbRYs-Cash
fel9 KENT, PAINE L co. kucts.
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The Yankees at NooreiieId.

TsEoicsd several days sgo the fact that
lie TARaes had occupied the to wn Of n core.
aslf. lr Hardy county. A, the time our in
sruaslor was very mes gre, and only justified
As 10 stating that the town had fallen
nc Tie h,nds OF the Yankees. Since then,
@v..sr, q private letter has been received,
usI raet from which we gladly lay before
public. This letter 10 from highly reli
he citizen of Hardy county, and the infor-
aaJr II conveys Is entitled TO the fullest
Ri. Tho writer says:
| 'hooreneid has been visited by the yam.
~ Under ibe notorious Oolopel DenninG -
.sgi coo attached our 800 militia, with
s'~ pec Is Of artillery. SEVENTY men kept
IN from crossing the river for an hour and
sAf hut were:c PEELED At length to re-
None Of oar men were killed, though
rsatmy Hred IS or 80 ron nds OF artillery.
~ threw several shells INTO the houses Of
II town, although DernisS kRtp lA~s only
- SD esu9re- occupied the 6otss. Not N ucb
@sss Wa. done, however. They seemed to
'rry uneasy lest their retreat should be
noe, and left very soo1 after searching
asoases and stealth & all they could. I'll
yposed they lost Is or 70 men The cattle
,osEirg TO the Confederate Government
s saved, having been driven OF by oar
.e1s Dsnnirs is the man who burned
a. Blues house,
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Mar yland VOlu lteers.

@ii I" now pendtrg before the Sepa:s au.
.A's maryland volunteers who re-snlist
"e "oos Of Virginia TO b transferred TO
'''a1a regiments. The bill proposes to
~ more han simple justice to the brave
"n'' When ostraoased from their own
- "ash' onrs ,hs, ihsy might here fight
',,a 49, hOsr's OF which the tyranu Of the
'seI {" deprive us All. The bill Will
.0' o7Soms law No enc, certainly NO
-'ah' can blame the representatives Of
'''"h''rodden State nom wishing TO re-
ihis, on. second war for indspen-
ancient ciories of the Maryland
H.. me Revolution. The h,li In unss.
HNf stating ths. The Marylsnd~rs by
shE In the organizations 10 which
I" present sttaehed. viii be Pre-.
nv" assoc!atiBg themselves together
a., assire, provides that any citizen Of
1 - 80 who shall, upon the expiration o.
Term OF enlistment, II he desire
mi. .la'erfed TO the LIST Maryland reei.
m. '4' PROVISIONAL Army Of the Confsd.
"a. -'ss' or any Other regiment Of Mary.
winch may be organised.
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The Fight at Donelson-The Herald
Stories.

". publish some details from the HsraIa
shout Zoe "inree days" at Fort Doneison.
They're u u great part the ysriost Mum
sa.ussLlsms, bat we think proper to lot our
ess1srs see what 1. sent over 10 Europe. The
gr.G: dispatches and ftag .Unicsr Foot in
,.s that Gen. A. s. Johnston WAS captured
=; h. sort He was not there. The General
1sbnsou who was thsre was quite differ.
.c,eison. General fIoyd'e Withdrawal Is
-epr..a TO have irri'ated the Confsdsras.
.,rc.s ,ha. we're lsft behind. We have NJ
n, ,ha, there is any ira Ia In the statements
9. this pcirt The General has damaged the
Yankees IL a w.y they can never forgot, and
an,ne especial object Of their spite. He
l7ss to ne,l. In yet larger degree Yankee
uaLs-!: ~ sud the applique OF his country.
vn., will the world think OF the Ysnkees
md ,h,i, press when the truth ofthis great
,vuisle a. Fors Dossison finally makes Its
vsf
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Brilliant Skirmish.

f'oIn gentlemen who have lately arrived
- The Valley. We ars apprissd OF sue
-AI Ias: by 70 CO under the command
Uolonel Turner Ashby. Hearing OF
ls defeat OF the militia At Blooinery, and
3sap urs OF Ooloael baldwin, Of Winches.
!" and HE men &: that point, Colonel
.rtho commands q regiment Of cavalry In
~Fai!ry district, immediat sly dashed on
~ Inc ds'erniEation OF repairing, as fAr
P''slble, the revsrsss our arms had sus.
N'H 10 that quarter, and early in the day
WIS " With the enemy, whom he succeed
Nv arriving beyond the Capon river with
as'ao.e loss. Colonel AAhby's com.
.'A' escaped without injury to a sinsle
RI
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Movements Of the Yankees in n orth
Carolina.

Movements Of the Yankees in N orth
Carolina.
P8rHRsBrRa, Feb. 2o.-The Erpress has in.
formation that Semuel Smith, OF Gates
county, reached Su6olk this forenoon, who
states that thToe gun boo IS won't up the Ono
wan river on yesterday towards Winton,
in Hartford comfy. He soon Afterwards
heard heavy and long -oontin usd firing in
til at direction, ind concludes that tho enemy
were probably repulsed by our for es at or
near Winton.
Before the cars left Suffolk to-day, about
clock, heavy firing commenced in the di.
rec:ion OF Winton, aud was plainly heard at
Suffolk.
NORFOLK, Feb. 2o.-Information was 70.
ceived from North Carolina this morning
that three Federal gunboats had ascen ded
the Chowan river to Winton, whore they had
an engagement with the Confederate troop.
under the command Of Colonel Williams
The Yankees were Pre- empty repulaed. AID
wore compelled to retire to their gunboats
which were in . damaged condition.
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TELE9RAPHIO NKW6.
The Magnificent Victory at Donsl-
son Dw indling Down.
EURoPEAN ADvlCEs.


NolroLK, Feb. 70 "A nag Of trucs from
Fortrsss Monroe brings Northern papers to
the 18th met.
The ocean steam h, p Kaaga1oo had arrived
at Liverpool.
The N ashv lille had LEFT Son than ptsa, aud
when last So she was ontside Of she Needles
and was sseaming At full speed down the
channel. che had passed The Federal wal
steamer Tuscarera In Cowes koxds on the 9Th
The allied armies have determined u
march on the Mexican capital mex. month.
It IL said that the Archduks Maxim ilia
Will be rendered the throne Of mexico.
The Queen OF England In her speech said
were friendly and satisfactory, and as the
Trent difficulty was satisfactorily settled.
therefore her friendly Relate MS with Anne
RIGA were unimpa!red.
The Paris Bourse tlossd dull at 7l.4o.
The steamship EdiuburE, wilh Liverpool
dates 70 the 6tn inst, d as Arrived.
The London Cbs0-p5 sayI that the Ameri-
can Government Is anxious 10 renew the
effort 70 lay u Trans Atlantic cable, and
offres 70 furnish half tho meahs II England
will Consent to do The salne.
The brig Fanny, from Unarlestou, had ar
rived ut Liverpool, with y cargo OF cotton
and resin.
COTTON closed uis: at Liverpool.
Cousois 1T London closed At 92t 925.
A dispatch, dated .. Chicago, on The 18th
inst, says that there 10 NO foundation tor the
rvport that Gen. Prics's army has been cap
,ursd.
brig Gen. Bushrod johnson, OF Tennes.
STE, and mot Maj. Con. A >. Johnston, was
captured 1T Fort Donslson. Among the
Uoioneis captured were Gault, Voo1 bees,
Grown, Forrest, and Aosrnethy.
On the MA hi Of the l6 Ia instant, (Sundsy
night,) there was great light sssn In liz
dirsc ion Of Clarksviils, and it was supposed
that the Uonfsdera,es had burned the town
and steamers.
A di.pacn ffom st. Louis on the 18th in
slant, states that 1t is impossible " state the
precise extent OF the capture at Fort Donsl-
son. Gen. A. 5. Johnston will concentrat.
every Hvaila BILE soldier 1T Nashville, and
max. u ossk erale attempt to retrieve his
mlsfortun.s at Fort Don. l.on. Il re bel Sur
gsOn states that between Three and Jour hun.
dred were killed and about eight hundred
wounded.
TDs steamer Stars and Stripes aid the
schooner Exertion sailed ON the IL n nstant
Tor the Burnside feet.
The steamers }. fferscn and Baltimore have
gone ~ Eatteras.
A dispatch, dated at St Louis On the lsth
inst.. says that uen. Grant has ordered q
speedy Tor ward movement.
s-kCosp oIsrATcH.l
N0AFsLK, Feb. xo.-The latest Northern
accoun Is OF ine battle ut / or; Donoison admi
tuat the Federal army .sas terribly cut ny.
Their dead iay IN heaps, and tho scene Ut ,as
battle osxSurs all des< ripsiou. II Was i dear
~ bought victory for the Eedera.s. Compa-
Lies were deprived Of their officers, and OH
cars OF their companies. The dead were
shickly EtreWn fer acres. Tne artillery OF
tho Uonfsdera,ss were served with fearful
effect.
Tho greater portion Of the Confederate pri.
scners We're cent ~ chicago, and the balance
70 Spring held and indianapolis.
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Ny RICHARD ClUTHoRN, Iusty.

I'M MONDAY, :4th inst, at 10 O'Clock, at
my store, will sell =: auction, q large
~. Of Blankets, Sheets, Pillows, Mattresses,
CHAIRS, &c, &c.
0kOUGkI ES.-Also, the stock OF retail
grocer de. Inning business, consisting OF the
usual variety.
fe 3, Z. CAUTHORN. Arc.r.
II IiH UUNsT II LE'.s SALE.--W Ill be
JILL sold, on MONDAY, the "a h day Of
Uary, 1862, at the hIsn Constaple's
Office, Ut IL O'Clock a. NJ, TWO mahogany
Tee ~. Tetes, one mahogany Rocking Cnair,
one Cooking Stove, one Brass Kettle, one
1old WAUGH, Onalrs, Tables. Bureau, &C.. to
satisfy distress WARRANTS III my La DIS OF
otSlnleia vs.. husseil, keIg allen VS.. Smi, IN,
and attachment against -- McPhaasE, In
favor OF L. ID. Granger.
IsRAs-Uush
f-2l GEO. FREEMAN, HOOP.
II. 4 ga. T. MA T hE UITY-On
Il THURSDAY, 9Th February, 1859, at
O'Clock r. M, u small FARM, containing
SO lilo acres OF land by recent survey, belong
Ing 70 The estate Of the late John HIN, decd
The said land adJoins the lands Of Garland
Hanes and others, and Is If excellent quai.
ity, and admirably suited to gardening pur.
poses. Any person wishing TO purchase a
piece OF land near the city, would do we'll to
attend the sale. Terms, which will bs libe-
-al, will be made known on the day Of sale.
This Farm Is about one and q halt miles IT ON
the city. A Plat OF the land can be seen IT
the store OF A. +. MOORE, Gary street.
RO. 5. POLLARD,
fe la-tds* Agent for Legatees.
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~cr. from Tenness &c.

r.t left IN painful uncertainty - !"
S-',ssne Of the bloody struggle At fors
ths 49,. I'm on the Cumberland river. TaA'
lsh. r,ih A portion Of Its armament, has
ne ,a,o the hands Of the Federaltsts, We
f'i',. .,.rr~iy adm,n Of a doubt; bSt that We
'S'S, ,,.,nea anything like the loss stated
exaggerated Yankss dispatches. We
- Wv ,..-ou 70 believe. The nost reliable
ssN don reees we'd mp 70 late hour lAs'
ia,,,.s~a.4 our lose ~ email In compAr
- an ,aa, 0. the enemy, and gives rs tn.
xunrance that the main body Of ouI
,.a arrived safely At Naahviiie, where
sp' sxtns preparations TO repei III.
Wy herdss who were swarming ths
~. gentleman arrived in this cis,
-, evening who participated in The
's,1.on Wedu.sd,y. Thursday and Friday
81, hrlaxs reiiasis Inform alton 70 !
=. oa saaasy. We refer TO Mr.. Duan. .
- - a. the virginia House Of Delegates,
{, attached 70 the brigade Of General
s. Mr.. Damn stusee that the Yankee
Saturday alone was not less than
4 .-.area, and that our forces were LOFT
....r. Of the neld. On Sunday, the hgh,
>,rsu.wed early In the day. md up to
,1,es tie Confs. rate forces succeeded
II oaly IL sustaining their position, bu'
..s.!ly drove the eneuysack considsra'
:. cisance. THIS INFORM a,ion Sir. Dunn
.r re derived from the Generals IN com
.,,a and has 40 doubt as 10 - accuracy.
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savannah Taken The Rebellion
Ended:

Ths New York Hrcld, OF The 18th inst re-
rfs savannah taken By The Federnlists, and
l.. Stars and Stripes waving ovar 1t. This
s.nr ample OF faIsehoods which teSm
.sroush The columns Of that paper On every
lalrs relating to the South. The He-c-e heads
a doQbis-i.sdsd leader with the words.
" ppvltall CT the Rebellion ~ in which II
uiSs the President to isa ne. At once. his p.0-
oiarstion Of amnesty. and protection TO all
people aud State, who return to their allie
si,Ece to tbs Federal Government. This Us
he vay In which the North Is endeav oring
@nanutfcture opinion in Europe, and chez K
.rmps thiss wi tn the South.
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Southern Accounts Of the Fort Don
elson Attair-Buckner, Johnson,
D{l1o0r orA ENloxl O.

AUarsTA, Feb. 2o.-Jhe Atlanta on federecy,
Of this morning, states that dispatches, re-
eeived from reliable sources, announce that
Brigadisr. Generals johnson, Bucknsr, Pill
low and Floyd are In Nashville. They are
nsking preparations to meet the enemy.
Gen. .Bucknsr's forces were cut of on Snn =
day, but nearly all OF them fought their WY
out, and are making their way through to
Nashville.
The enemy are in posse ssion Of For: Donel-
son.
Gen. Buell. (EedsraD has arrived at Clarks-
Vile:
The Con federate lcss at Fort Donslson was
$500, ana the FEEDER I'll loss about e,0So.
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p,ported Burning Of Western Sirgi
MA l0WnS.

A 5amo. to the effect that the enemy had
t,r burned the whole or parts Of The
,sa. q Weston, In Lewis county, and
,,uLy!ils, in dinner county, has prevailed
h, several days past among refugees here
I'm ;hst section Of ihe Comm On wealth.
:I.r1,iiIe has about six hun d inhabi.
,.ts Weston II u UGH larger place.
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BY +. B. COOK, Arct'r.

NIHEELWRlGhT eIVDK AT AUCTION.
w On THURSDAY, 2|th inst, At 10 o'eiock,
WI SELL II the shoP.oi Mr. }. +. Kelly, corner
Ut Marshall ct xLd Brook Avenue the whole If
oil. rixtuses, Sock, &C., embracing the usual
vsrie'y OF regular Stcek, u1a.issed Carts, Car.
rlais, W ASons, &C.
ALoO-A small lot Of Lumber, Tools, Sc.
TERMS n b. IOUK,
10 ~ AucuOn60r.
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BY ALEX. NOTT, dua

EURNITURE, CLOTHING, SHOES. &c.
Wlli be sold Ut auction, at my store, on
SATURDAY, Feb. sd, commencing ~ ~
O'CLOCK, u lot OF secondhand furniture,
Stoves, &c; lot Of CLOTHS and Oasslmeres,
Dress aud OveIcoats; mems, women's aud
boys Shoes Tobacco, Cigars, aud Fancy
Goods. Also, Marble TaJls.
te - ALEX. MOTT, AUct No 18th s..
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6r Jas. II. LYLOk6 SON kncrf0x<era
By 7HOS. W. KEESEE, Aucs'r,
(Ohcs conner of Cary and l2tn streeta.)

"ORSES. MULES, AND COWS FOR SALa
H AL AUG TION.-Wiu be sold Oh bATUk.
D4-i morning, commencing at 10 o'clock, .: the
b ,rse auction lot, on Council Oh Am 3er Hil sev.
erai Saddle snd Harness Horsee; three good work
Mule 4; two nj eh Cows one spring Wagon
10 Il THUS. w. KEESEE Auct,
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TUTURB DAYS,
,. KENT. PAINE 4 CO.. Issss.

TLOTHIN0 AT AUCTION In TUES
~ DAY, the 2cth instant, at our warehouse.
~ shall sell, BY catalogue, without reserve,
IofSe aseor tmsnt OF superior fresh aud SEA-
thirty thousand dollars, being the balance OF
the Stock Of large jobbing house and Of q
drst-c class retail house, just recsi ved from the
SOUTH aad com gfi.lnx The 1rsesess variety Of
ever offered at auction In this city. In tia as
cor tment will be found
Beaver Cloth and Pilat Overcoats some Of
the hnest quality manufactured;
Supe,io Olotn and Cashmere Coats aud
FrOcks;
Extra French Doeskin and Cashmere Pants:
Black and Fancy Sattinet Pants. assorted
Elegant Velvet. arensdin.. Silk and Satin
valentia, Mar.silles, Plush and Linen ves.,:
Splendid White aud Black Embroidered silk
Vests;
Heavy Beaver, Uassi ere and Tweed Sacks;
Canada Grey and Cashmere Suits;
Wni . and Brown Duck and DrIiiipg Coats
DraP d,Ete, Alpaca. Aarssiliss and Italian
Farmers Drill, Duck and Cottonads Pant,:
Rugs;
Jeans Drawers; Cambria Neck Ties,
Umbrellas, Oravats, &c.
Also, handsome assortment or
YOUTHS AND BOYS ULora1yo,
this country expressly for retail Gales, con.
sisting in part Of
Youths and Boys Overcoats of spend did
quality,
Boys Linen Coats. Pants, and Jackets,
Youths and Boys Cloth and Cashmere
Goats,
Youths Velvet, SILK, and Cashmere Vests,
Youths Sattinet, Cashmere, and Doeskin
Pants,
Linen Goats. Pants, and Jackets.
Chtldren's Linen Suits, &c.,&c.
During the sale, we shall Offer about
600 Goats and Overcoats, some OF Them of
magnificent quality,
1850 pairs Cashmere, Doeskin. Sattinet.
Linen. and Cottonads Pants,
1000 aEelvet, Cashmere. Silk, 4renadine,
Satin, Ealsnua, Marseiliss, Plush, and
other Veste.
The whole comprising the most extensive
and desirable lot of Olothipg ever offered in
this market, to be closed without reserve.
The Goods wilt be ready for examination
on the morning before the sale, and will be
found worthy the attention OF large buy ers.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock.
TEENS -Cash.
fc 20 KENT, PAINE CO. Auct's
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TNOM, TOM. TUM.
TIM GREATEST MARVEL ON EARTH.

T0OM, TOM. TON
THB GREATEST MARVEL ON EARTH.
a LIVING MIRACLE.
THE WONDER OF THE WORLD.
The BLIND NEGRO Boy PIANIST Will s:vs
his inimitable and amazing entertainments every
evening this weak, (exeeprS s'urdsy) oomcsncing
TUESDAY EVENING, y o. lock,
At the African Church. Doo-s open at s.
MATInEE
will be given on FRIDAY, At IL o'clock.
D no 4s. Sg:n at H. pu o,,vpp
N E1RoPoLITAN HALL.
ID. BIDwKLL...s........... Lease.
(Alsu Proprietor OF Academy OF Music, N. o.
Second week Of
HAIRY MAOA RTHY,
The acknowledged favorite Of the South
"Bonnis Blue Flag"
"Ths Volunteer
'Stars and Bars
missouri
"Scott's Taking the Oath"
ana ''01 misss oFTiE TsT TfEse 0'
VIII give his personation CONCERTS as
% VIVA r Sn ssa at
r. NJ, for the accommodation OF Ladies and
Children.
NJ Admission, 90 cents. Children and ser.
wants. half price. Reserved seats, rs cts.
LEE MALLORY, Acting Manager.
feI7-6t
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GROCERlES, &c.
CAusAaE.-
y We have on consignment,
Just received hv Express,
kegs fresh home prel AIRED SAUSAGE
Jj ri So p YOUNGER = orEY.
70 9o-9s IS Pearl 1t.
NNE OASE WOROESfER SA UUE.
~ TIN GASES BAKERS BUTTER,
SO. 0REENHow,
NEN BAGS RIO COFFEE
So. aREENuow.
fs 70 ct lash, between MAIN and Gary.
A FPL z s.
RED APPLES.
q. W. ROBiNsON.
4. vir9tnia st., op. Harvey, Armstesd
R1CON AND LAID.
5000 lbs. Virginia Bacon, hog round;
30 700 lbs. Virginia Lard
for sale on c0nsisnmsnt by
GAIT FOK HALH.-Ahe undsrsigasd viii Re-.
- eeive On eoasigouiani, In n fsw daya, lot Of
Liverpool tns CALF, which the swnsr ins.ructs
him ~ sell 70 e0a1QmeEu o. from ~ 10 Go he
lAttse bslne the v9y beeA 1lleA sacks, wAiah =
naaA hsloW Tie m1gkat price, paeoons wanAine
30 esttee ieeve soscf osaass - oosA
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Ana UAEH RHEn.

DIORMOND VARIETIES.
II. THIS EVENING FEB. II, 1862.
The first time Of the great domestic DraEs of
kETBIBUTlOH.
Dance. -..--.-.....--. Mia Psrtngton.
And the Imaginable Farce of
STAIR SECRETS.
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