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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22

AMY CtorHiNG AYp EerirAoR OppCH. TwELTTu ASD{
GfEaRD.srs .PtILADaieftA ArfIi h.. laos.
PROPOSALS will be- rrcriycd M this Office un-
iii TUESDAY 2,d inst Al = o'clock m 10 firni-n, st
the Schn,hil Ars-fsl:
t5yJOi Fif.ywo hunle and my yards ~ooidy,d fat.
color OaEEN KEEsEf q incses wee 20 weigh II ounces
10 tb. ,vd t. Pee cf Amy staI dsId quality nd
C1.6nOl Thty.,ii hundred yard. wool dyed fqstcoor
GEIEN 1OAT CLOIll. % nch't vide 90 weigh Il ounces
10 tia y.fd. To be- ol army .. iudsrd quality.
Prooo,,i, m hs iniIr.,d Proposals for Green Cloth
and an .,i,e how be delivered sample Of tho
colof can De seen % tits office. e. IT, tEOSMAN,
Deplty Quartemastrr General 4. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
i1rorosala.


OryicE ot A,sisr,vT Coz. GKNxEar og srnssrPscp.t
No. Stat--.t.. New-York. April ~. 1at1 !
Army SUPPLIES.-Proposaa viii be re-
"a oe by tie undeaisued unti o'clock ?. m.
the 2Sl in: ier 'TPPyiss Ter ne u.' Of
delivered h New fork or Broosyu a. follows viz: .
$4,000 pounds hf.i quality smoked NEW BACON
cover and rasedin boxes ks samples to b. seen at this Of
$50. 900 pound, Of dry htycllow COFFEE SUGAR;
bac, 20 be- aud II TIE best In tor the purpofe end
q = fun hoadinrd viii gfoeu hickory.
1906 pounds prime no COFFEE. to he roasted and
paoso ia clean, hugt pin, barrels, with all old marks ob.
ilrr-ted ht rliniiug the heads
10000 pound. pnme no COFFEE to be roasted aud
packed loubr Of hundred pounds each; IN.
lido act oo Of strong coicwoveu twiled cotton stuff or
ot m,ei equally adapted 70 the pupoe, sample OF
hcl must bs exhibited Outside -tsh Of hra quality rev
.,fou euuuy cloth both sct be owed close, aud tue
package t. be- made corners Of the outside sack
200, 900 pound rdme mo COFFEE. packed one hall
in barrel. aif ore. na.f so sick. as above.
SOC 400 pouues prime RICE packed one-had in barrels
10 be d-isercd iisy ias,. earlier II praocabe
Propo' fo different articles must be on separate sheets Of
parer
Small samples 10 company proposals. Tor az articles ercep,
e.s tho boxes containing tlrm 20 be carefully Oeed on
,cd .i r. lesd sad a' e spelc IN coapyi's precisely
@ ~ % s s sn E a, s or 70 $ ss'9 seS.s ssae u, :.
I'VE The und-rirned hereby susan,ee tbs, should 81,
suy pat Of ih- sbove bd accepted shall DO dy udied
socoftinE 20 IT. true PorpoH and condition"
storei''
Bidders propose for the whole apsrt Of suy Irice
Propocrs wha furnish the PTorer articles but need
increase oftme state the time hen they bee ,8dy
TO- tbir dcvrrcs L. al not specially excepted the
deliveries take place ~ the time hsd ia iluro Of
which The ui,ed srcs reserves the night e. purchase
.,1te good the extent cfthc failure.
Ca1t-ee sh'esge vii be rrqufed from the ,rer n ~,
..ishH~nt - rc luv"non'y remote from ordinary points
Of delivery he ces oi heW-Nork Brooklyn Bsdd,rs
piouosinx maze etyeTss cIscgrrc tIan shove spcc
h,d iau.t tho price fr their ei their proposed
place. ~ delivery.
Cerhcs, oflsf4cion b, professional packers Inspect,
ofs tan NJ party firahfag ns PrroH', viii be
rri yln- tho part o Tic seller De- pre-.
srlt sf sd condition AID he inm eiieiy preceding n
fnoe.iln the yil also be eIained rd paced upou
hy Noheft T. Getty u.' tho pa- c the United states
1he rfs Tac- oi busnr.s - M date Of purbase H.
rr.ulr.i cach parsrsr o. article. Botcs be
strapped ifh light Green hickory strap.
the viii ue care ally urnr-ed before their Gey
CIV and corpifcd ~ lie retained samf les Returns Of
weights s.nc b professional Public We eisher must b. lr
ui .L~4 wi rurvrr IuiIrc.
Coirictof c expected hold .he gooil without expense
10 the Unit 4 S.a'-. until feq Gired f1r siIImrnt.
Prtms1 afhscf (fe 1 bs HIffc luci Isff nay be
(tpnsttf li ne r''st ,i9frf.
PfopYtr hoe bids not accepted reuested 20 send
for tne.f sample on SATURDAY, tue 10Th instant
A. p. EA1ON,
Lieuf.-C Colonel and a &. % 5.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
NIBLo's CARDEN.-EvERY NIGHT.

NIBI.Os GARDEN.-ENE ERI NlGtr.
SECOND WEEK AND BRILLIANT SUCCESS Of
the magnificent operate Spectacle Of
TIE FNCHANIRESS
MISS CAROLINE kiCHlkGS, -
WHOSE SPLENDID VoCALIZATi0h
THUNDERS OF APPLAUSE,
will appear io her great character OF
STELLA THE ENCHAN1RESS.
up p RiCTiISGs mr. l.. Il. SHEWELL-
FULL OPERArIC CHORUS AND GRAND Ok-
CHESpRA
have b.ea engaged expressly Cor the piece.
Erti-e new Scsuery-M Magnificent Costumes-Exteosav~
Mcca4aism-juperb Mu,ic.
Adnon y cts Secuted STALL, IS cts Family Circle, - 81
On SATURDAY NEXT. AT ONE OCLOCk,
A GRAND MATINEE
tdns,ol on this ocaoD 70 all parts Of she house 20
,, can IA the Paque and Dress Circle Tor hs
tneo without chr.e) ary time during the weos-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22

DRINTING PRESSES for SALE.-One Hoes
Cyliadsr (medinml Press, Handpresses all hnds d
and BINDERS TOOLS, New aud Second hsna
TYPE Two Ruling. Machines l Paging Machine, @e' a''
TO be sold at q sacrihce, at No. % Dey-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
CEALED PROPOSALS will be- received b,

CEALED PROPOSALS viii b. received by
- the SCHOOL OFFICERS Of tire Nllth WARD 1T The
O0ce of tue ClsTk ~ tbs Board of kducatou, OF
1,rnd and Fim sts until MONDAY ar 5h day ol May, at
~ ocock uoou the erection and completion OF new
Prlnsry House, including heating arp, for the
same on We lot. 81 ground, sutted tie OF 10th
~ AMI ot raw. in said Ward Plans and specifications for
sai School House including The lstius Apparatus can be
se.n Al hs Office Of the superintendent n School Budugs
M % Crosby FToposls the estimate fer each
branch o the wos separt.y snd be ndosed Proposals.
Tor Naou Wok" Proposals for Carpenter Work Pro-
po,sls Tor Painting" sni Proposals Tor Heating" Propor
, r the Heating be accOmp MED with accurate draw
ngl description. the appaius proposed 10 be furnished
ersise thew will be rejected. Two responsible and ap-
nIoyed ,uetes will DO required from each successful bidder
and no proposal. will be consdeied IN which sueie are
unmed The School Oicen Of the Wud the right
10 reject any or Of Tire proposals offered II deemed for the
nnbiie Interests 10 do-Dated. Apd. a. 1904.
JAMES MACkEAN,
PAElP PATaPok < 5AGKs2S' m6a1NS' Jr' COMMITTEES.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
\ SEVEN HIlNDRFDAND FIFTY
Copartncrsbip uctires.

VI,UE PARTNERSHIP between the Subscrlb-
i srs under the firm Of BALDWIN Co, has been Dis
SOLVED by limitation. 49, 3, ,.,n
The business Of the Firm vii be settled by W. T. BALD
WIN who authorized to use our joint name, 10
and settlement. w. r. DaLD"n''
" T. BALDWIN will continue the business, aud ~ill use
,b. name OF BALDWIN Co for hi. solo and benefit
Newark, N. j., lst February, lS62
THE COPARTNERSliIP heretofore existing
en- thi. city between the undersigned under the hIni
nam. of UAWLEY BROTHERS, is dissolved this lsth
Jay VI "P'' '' HENRY B. HAWLEY,
AMOS p HAWLEY,
JOHN o. HAWLEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
AmnsemenI8
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

EASTER HOLIDAYS
The greatest combination Of novelties and emusomenss o~
estsbshment ia this any other country
embracing living wonders from every quarter Of the GLOBE -
from almost every order OF animal life. and from
THE AIR, THE EARTH. AND THE SEA
First and foremost have the smallest man IN the WofA-
COM. NUTT!-THE $4,000 NUTTH
and next the largest known within the last thousse9
years,
THE BELGIAN GIANT, FEET HIGH.
both oil whom 10 addition to their exhibition hour ~
and evening in the main ball Of tho Museum appos In ~
play Of
HOP O. MY THUMB;
On
THE OGRE AND THE DwARFt
dams1ed by the late ALBERT SMITH. esq. Of London.
from OF the most sughable sdepiing nursery sis
SUCH CONTRAST OF LIVING HUMANITY
REAL. LIVING GIANT AND DWARF.
.fore any sge This piece viii be PLAYED
EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING THIS WEEK,
aud u O'clock and viii bs followed performance
THE LADY or MUNSTER,
Musical Entertainment by Mrs j. j. PRIOR Mtse
C. Afford Mesn. Hadswsy, JsDison. aud Bridgsmsn In
addition will also be exhibition at all hours dsv
THE QUAKER or WOODEN GUN,
from the Rebel Fortifcations at Crntreville, Va
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUb.
whose departure from the city has been delayed
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE
from the Northern Seas the Leviahan Of the great deep
THE MA6AGA SCAR ALBiNOS
THE LIVING BLACK SEA LtON.
LIVING MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON.
the lsges ever captured siye weighing 600 ,uDds
LIVfNG MONSTER SNAKES. LIylNG HAPPY fAn.
lily. LIVING TURTLE, GRAND AQUARIA, With tA
multitude Of beautiful III ING FISH, and near Mnhsa
other curiosities
.itox Iscts
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22

TTIHE GREAT AMERICAN PUMP.-Ine osss
u Ci,tern, Well and Fire Pump-Rsses frsn a. Int r,st
forces to all distances WORKS essy worss Prices
don't hsesej has three year. success saa 10 IAHES
reduced DrswioGs and fdosa igss' AAS~'
sphET, Ne. lTst BCsaeuN.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
Sewing Glafiines.

xyTILLIAMS q ORVIS's
w CELEBRATED DOUBLE THREAD
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
FROM s25 TO go. These Machines celebrated through
an, New land aud The West not surpassed BY any
otbsr. In the market, while thsy are FIFTEEN DOLLARS
kPER than the cheapest Of any other responsible
,l,r Better machines for family have never been
- Tb,v are simple. reliable and warranted
SALFSROOM No 600 BROADWAY UP STAIRS.
400 -First-class Sewing Machines 4 &E
4OOs 10 Rent aud for Sale. new and I'd hand. NfCOs
w Sewing Machine Emporium. Is6 Bdray Broomo-a.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
Financial.

4 Il the Annual Election for DIRECTORS
n Of the MyRCdANr3' ms. Co. held on Tuesday
April 1862 tho following gentlemen were elected Directors
3 beIs R ASsfii Msftiiu. David Sssi. 's'''''
Rari,min g irsyor Ebenezer Beadestou
W.s.r ~ Coocku. Jeremiah Robins,
crow-l Adams r. II. Van Auken
CN b: Ostrsnder, Ey h99ppocn 9p
g. w. Burnhsm Wh hqssce,
Nsibsnisl Wsed David NJ Earl
Moses II. Hoppock. Charles Burkhaiter
Al b.eousnt meeting Of the Board Of Directors G. v
B. OSTRANDER unanimously reelected President
'o' D. 0AAAAN' ''''' ~ J. L. DOUGLASS. Secretary.
TREAsuKEK's oFpicn, }
CLEVELAND AND ToLEDo RaILaohD Co.,
CLEVELAND Ohio, March a. 1907 ).
A DIVIDEND of THREE PER CENT will
"A be paid tockhoder Of This Company on she G 1
day Of April the Office Of Messrs NERhiLfE 70,
After the zsh DAY S pay as tSo Compsny in
Cleveland in sight exchange on New York A.. ,.,h
Tho Transfer Book, Of The Company will close On tae nn
VIC '''' ''' u ''''' - ~ ' H. c. LUCE, Treasurer
A TLANTIC INSURANCE SCRIP OF 1862
N Also UNION and PACIFIC SCRIP of 1862. WANTED
No. lS MerchanPs Erchsnge.
" s. BONDS, 7 $40 TREASURY NOTES,
AMERICAN COLD purchased and always on hand for sale
by LNERMORE, CLEWS Co.,
Bankers and Dealers in Securities.
Nos ~ and - Walst, N. 7.
Quarteruaers Vouchers aud Draft. collected chespy and
sxpedousy advanced uPon bought at the highest mar
ket price.
THg PARK BAsx NEw.Y YORK, April Is l3os
AN ELECTION for SEVENTEEN DIRECT
~ ORS ofthis B.nk for the ensuing year and for THREE
INSPECTORS Of ne1t ELECTION, will be held et the
banking House No. Beekman-st, on MONDAY, tue 9th
day 0f May next
Poll opcn from y 60 ! o'clock. ... -
f}y order Of the Board CHAS A. MAUI Oe-n'et
GORPORAJION LOAN.-THE "UNiON
u DEFENCE FUND BONDS" Of the Corpoiat Of the
City Of New- ok II go O0O with the interest thereon
sod able the first day o. May 1867 VIII
be pail at tlis 0lhr' on that day.
Holders of said Bonds aud others vho desire TO inves
H. The Union Defence Fund Redemption Bonds OF the
Corroraiou authorized by Of the Legislature passed
Anil H. iBl invited 70 signify the same by letter sd
70 the udergued stating the amount desired until
the lst Of May, proSiuo ,,
TIE mon Decuce Fund Redemption Bond, will be saued
suit aud will besr Interest ~ Elk per cent per an
Lun payable .miauuuay the first DAY of May and No
vemoer 10 each year and the principal will be redeemabe
November 1864 They will also be transferable 81 pleasure
only upon the book, OF the Cooperation. at his ofc"
ROBERT 4 HAWS, Comptroller
CRY OP HEN YORK. department OF Finance,
Comptroiers Office. Apnl H. 1872. }
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
NETWORK DAILY TRTBUNE, TUESDAY APRIL g. 1862

xNuwYoR CoIsor OYrcsA
nweby will e sold
Newest
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
Jusuranre Companies.

VNHE OFFICE of the MERCANTILE FIRE
\ INSURANCE. COMPANY Is REMOVED from No. s5
Wnllst to No. l6e BkoADWAi' f"my b9nSns corner
of Brosdws sy and Maiden-lane. JOHN bAhEh,
Nsw.York, April 10, 1902 ooefetSy
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS

AYEKS CATIIhItI TO IIIIIIo
pos. 10 many advantages tho other puga,e. In the
urket and their superior virtues universally known
ths, we eod OF do than the pu0c their quality
equal to tho beat ever has been and hat hey
NAV be depended on do a that they have done
Prepsrsd by J. &. AVER, NJ d., CO, Lowell MAis, and
,old by all druggists everywhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22

uENRY II. BOODY, STOCK BRokER No: ~
W.lu n YBCYs and SELLS STOCKS. BONDS,
and PUBLIC SECURITIES Of even Kind on COMMISSION
Refers 10y special permission to "m A. Booth esd no "
Fron,, N y; Geo A. Co~ ESQ. President American *
change Bank n. Y; Robert Bsyad ESQ., No u "sls' N
I samuel J. Tlden. r.l. No. - Nslrst, n. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
Burning fInio, Oils, &r.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct the manufacturer and wells and
Tor sale la quantities 10 suit IN primo oaoi AZ we
cry lowest maxi At r.lss by SChILfFElIk BRolAkkS
q c., hs4 I1O snl ia WllAA ". hsv'ysyt
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
AlaebiHrn.

DOUERS.-One % feet long, AZ in diameter;
ID aue. IS in diameter Two 20 feet long 81 in diameter
auss "a in diameter. BOLT CUTIERS-Ons large, twS
small For sale low, By fIEkSON 20,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21
By REDWOOD + KE/CH, Auc,toneys.

TURNI TURE. TEA, SPICE. INpITO, CT.
CARS, cRY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES,
&c.-We will sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY,
22d lust, at lU clock A. n a. ftcr' largs es.
sortmant of genteel Household Furniture among
VII ch Ia . beautiful pair t'ste- Tees; rench Ma
hOgapY An Walnut Bedstesds; Beds; Matru
CT airs; Tables; Wa hs ands, 80.
ALSO
254 lbs. Indigo.
100 lbs. Wash plue.
2i5 lbs Green Tea.
SO 0c0 Cigars.
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, &c.
ja20 REOW'"Lp T. KEAOH, Aucta
A DEMONSTRATORS SALEUF VALU.
"A FLE HOUSE AND LOT.--At Public
AUCTION on WEDNESDAY, I'D inst, At cleck
p. NJ all offer for sale, on the premises, the
HOUSE aud LOT belonging to the estate of Bar
nett VIE or, Deceased. ths northea.t ecrner of
6tn and ~nal SITS TIE House il Of brick, slated
roof, an .uitshe for . large family, containing
spacious rooms.
The L, u lea beautifully on q gentle declivity,
from # vt to rear, 50 fest on 9th and l3l on Ca
nal street. sfcIding q rare aud advantageous op.
the gree demand for homes In the Capital of the
Souther, Conftderacy.
The csghborhocd Ia most desirable, and con.
venisnt o all the Government Offices. MriLewis
L. Baxpks occu oiss the house, whose term expires
on th6U III of april next, At which time possession
viii be gwen, &C earliar If an arr sngeme1t should
DO affect ID wit, Mr.. Barnes to this end.
TERNs-Ore bali cash In bAukabie funds the
other hat at IL months for a negotiable cote, inter
est adde's, aud pecnred ny q trust jsed The war
tax no~ levied 10 be psid BY the purchaser.
JAS. r. PHILLIPS,
hewtds Administer with viii annexed
Rx6VrtoD KgACU. AuPttonp4rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21
The Confederate G.n.ra,.-A c.rre..,,u

The CenfsdoHato Genorals-A Correction.
In the list Of confederate Generals recent
~ published in this paper and copied from
tho Charleston Courier, there were some
errors, two OF which have been brought to
our notice.
Brigadier General VIM. q. q. Whiting IL
reported in the list to be native Of MassaeAu.
sets. Gen. Whiting was born in Mi.sissipp
at the opposite extreme of tho old Union
from puritanical Massachusetts, While good
men have been, beyond question, born in that
leading New England State, we cannot ind
1ault with Gen. ". for not covsting that
honor for himself
By some strange oversight Of the compiler
OF the list, Gen. Beauregard is left out Of To
list OF West Point graduates. This noble
of1icer, who enjoys 80 much Of the confidence
OF the South, graduated in that institution
with honor and entered the army a. Lieu.
tenant of Engineers in 1888.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21

CRuEL.-A gentleman from Dinwiddie,
named Cunmins, visited Petersburg on Fri
day last, and leaving his horse at black.
smith shop to be shod, proceeded down town
TO transact some business. Upon returning
to the shsp to procure his horse, to his as
tonishment and indignation he found that
some malignant scoundrel, had either
entirely from bis mouth and thrown it upon
the ground before him. All efforts to iden-
tify the perpetrator of the fiendish act were
unavailing. The animal Is q very valuable
one, and will die Of starvation unless killed
by his owner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21
BY h. II. COCA, Auci =.

7 ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
/ STOCK CHINA, 9tAhaWAgh HOUSES
KEEPING ARR. FANCY GOODS, AT AU,-
rLoN.-H svin9 conc'udea TO close GU prt s-nt
busiress. we viii! sei on TUESDAY, 2lst INST "A
10 o'clock (sEd 60ntiaue n;JTGrG ANA evening uo-
I'll the wLols is osed) at our stors NJ. IL West
Main street, our eniie stock embracing in part
China Dinner, TIA and Toilet sets.
B0 ~ts, Cups I'D S.ue"rs, Pitchers, O'shss and
Plates; Gu; ami Pre- Glassware Cob cts, Wines,
fumbless, Bowls, Celuri,s 8, Sugars, Suts, LaI d.
&c.
CHINA. Hohenia Partisan ead Lava Vesas; Fig.
u-es Sts.1slts, Coiognea Jswsi box. ~, so.
Silver Plated Tea S.ts, JaJtors. Spoons, Forks,
Lsaies. Mugs. DC, dc.
: pgnped end Block TIN Wa'tsrs. Coffae aud
Ts. Pots. Boxes, B 4ckets, Brushes, C.mbs, Toilet
q rods Ora 8 and Iron Bound hut ksts, I uos Pig.
gins. Ac tosether wish lsrss sssor.msnt Of
Toys, Dolls, &c.
klagant Siiv ar Plate. -Low CASE6.
The attention OF The ale. hou ssACepsrs and
The public generally is particularly requested. ~
the sale ffsrs Undue sms its rarely III 81 with The
mos; of the articlet being very .csroa a graf
many OF which caonot low be procured he
sale will be coatA ued every ev~EiDg at a'ejocA.
ANGUS d. htEkLY.
~ sale conducted by
i.H n. COCK, Auca.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-21
FUTURE DAY.
5v l.. Is. COOK, .iuctY,

THIRTY THUUS AND DOLLARS
l. WOkIH OF SPLENDlD STAPLE
END FANCY DRY GOODS. FANCY Ar
TICLES, ELEGANT CURTAIN GOODS,
&c. AT AUCTION. ten MONDAY. 2Yth inst.
a. o o'clock, Twill sell at my store q s,oex OF
$50 $50 worth of elegan, STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTIol.Es, spieutN
CUwiAiN GhODS DC. consisting IN part o.
e ,g'i,h Brccl.els Curtaia Auaiins
French Lace Curtains.
Marseilles Counterpanes. Pepper Canb'ics.
S~iss, tco "a Ana .ilsook IN uiFns.
French A gsndu Mushns. Besegas.
English Avg s;s, i.ish Liuens.
Frer Oh Darsoi!es, Furnnule FriDgw.
Six iuSes, DTess II imminRA
summer S,iks, Fsf .ta. lug mia EiiAa
L,nea 1tweis, Sspkins, Lnen Drils.
Ducks, Bay ldnons, u tied ow ~ Eusins.
q IL, aibes, Delsinss, Valsnc!si.
French AID Bnglish Merinos
Lsdiss' aad M.ssss' Cioaks.
French Lace Msnt l,as, Pillow Linens.
Linen sh"etings fable LIN %.
Bed ick;ngs. Eusiin koaes.
Aeregs ano Organ lie Eohes.
Greuadine Robes, Black ind Cofd Cassimeres.
Black ClstEs, SalLeta. weeds, Crab
Viii 9 sud Coiored Br.llia.atss and csmbvies.
ls@essld.s Poll DsChever: Zephyr sAs~ts.
Dehegs Dnsters, Pcpiins, Lacos, Gloves
Hosisry B0hlnet Laees.
rage AMI GreIAdne Shewls.
Heavy Wool Shswis.
Ch.dien R~sdy made Dresses end TalnaD.
h s.net Silks all eoora
Finrsncs and Asrcsiaue 6uks.
- Alpscas. Black FIR .neh Lass MittS.
Laaies' Kid and Chamoi 0sunsiets.
Lisie Thread Hose, Childrea Hosiery.
lise fhfesd aad Wool HALF Bos..
White Grape tawls katehels ButAcoa
Black silk and I4isis Lavss
Aisssss' aod Chi,dr sn', Shoes
A large sssortmvns OF Amssicsn Priats.
bl nke's &c
Tcgs bar ~ish large lot Of other Ar.isles TOO
numerous TO u,eNtioo-ss fiicisnt 70 say The stock
ombree~s every article usually found Ia ORA.
cLaas Dry Goods sto.s.
Innsdiat~ly after tia above sale. viii ~ scA
IN invoice Of elegant lrsa R"say.ssds
CLOTHING.
The alsrntion of the nah. = earnestly rs-
qxss %, - fssl pfdeps II 10 the hess sssest-
msnt Of Goods offered Al sncicu Ia Richmond
| Tor yesrs.
rkkas Cash positively q s.',,s.y
oSsNsr11NuAr,oN-rh. . ss oyo. LIE H: .s,,,
}. sss,,sasd on TVURsDA y ssais:s..s. q.
jssi Il. r. tsx1K. Aa>..
40 haf hoxes ana 100 q,arses sosss na,a>s.
70 bags :. r. II Anosda.
IS bhlA ens Pecan Nuts
/ For saiB hy THOMAS JOkDQ,
ha0 No. Main ssers. Riehaasl Va
NTEaWBEEKY SY1UF.--Ws hzes g
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Detention Of Railssad Trains, &c. .,


LYScHsrns. "a, Jan. 2o.-No trains have
reached here1rom the West during the past
two days, in cop9squence Of accidents ON the
roads. On SAT- friday night the train, when
near Marion, ran In o q land slide, which 90
disabled the engine as to render 1t unable TO
proceed A dispatch was then sent to the
Central depot. distant about sixty miles, for
an engine. which was promptly sent forward
In the meantime q freight engine was pro-
cured near the slide, and was attached.to the
delayed train, which proceeded eastward, but
had not gone over fifteen miles when it came
in collision with the engine from the Central
depot, resulting in the partial destruction of
both engines, breaking the legs Of a soldier
on the train, and causing severe injuries to
several other persons.
A heavy rain, accompanied with thunder
and Liz htning, prevailed here this evening.
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4 DMINIsTRATOR's SALE OF CATTLE.
n Sheep, HORSES, HOGS, GRAIN, &C,
II bath COUNTY.-Win be sold ct Mountain
Grove, C3 miles northwest from Warm Syringe, )
Bath county, Va, ON TUESDAY, the ssh DAY Of
January, 1852, all the personal property belong.
ing 10 the estate Of Col. 3. V. Eastwood, dec d.
consisting Of Large quantity Of Household and
Kitchen FURNIrUR., including nne Piano.
- HORSES, COLTS, and MULES.
About IS head Of young CATTLE.
30 very superior Mich COWS.
$50 SHEEP.
- 20 HOGS.
BLACKS.
ayoke Of OXEN.
4WAgopa Cart, Carriage aad Buggy.
house of Leaf Tobacco.
1900 bushels Corn, 100 bushels Rye, 100 bushels
Wheat
Oats, Hay, Straw, Fodder, Farming Uten.
els. and svery description Of property
usually found upon farm.
At the same time and place. the NEGROES be.
longing to said sstate, eondsting Of Men, Women,
Boys. and Girls will b offered for hire.
T1RAs-Aade known on day Of sale.
WIN. 0KEEN, Admr of
ja2l--4tA Sam1 v. Gatewood. decd.
HIGH OONSTZBLH's SALE -VM be soId
III ON FRIDAY, The e4th day Of January. 1882,
O ~ o'clock 4. NJ. Al the Tobacco Factory on
Stsothsr, large lot Of Tobacco Fixtures, con.
sistiag Of Screws, Mills. Beaches. Stoves, Plat.
form Scales. and al Of the d2tures usually found
In Q vol regulated Tobacco Factory; also, one
Hydrauis PseV and af purtenanesS, 70 satisfy .
6lrothes In favor Of Richard @. MoeriM
TERMS Cash.
GEO. 4 FREEMAN, II. q. q. =.
p. VIII b addsd to the above sale about
5000 feet Of well seasoned boz Lumber.
JaN 9. A. u -. y. 2. -.
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Four thousand Union Indians were routed
by the Texans on the 9Th inst, in the Chero-
kee country, and retreated to Kansas.
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sssDieisss msvsnsass- 81 FEDERAL vssssls.
NAsxvILLn, Jan. 30.-There has bsen Z
Federal movement up the Tennessee and
Cumberland rivers. but II must have oesn
. mere fsint. The Federals fired few ahslls
from their gun boats into the woods below
Fort Henry, but the gun. boats did not come
within the range OF our guna
The latest intelligence reports that the
Federals have retired.
4 few Federal gun.boats came within
three or four miles. OF Fort Donelson ON
but they returned after firing >
few shots in the woods.
(Omcial confirmation, substantially, Of the
above has been received