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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-29

Col. S. W. Fisk publishes card of thanks to
Gov. Moore and the Confederate Department.
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The Fortress Monroe correspondent Of the New
Fork Tribune Of the 18th gives the following
Mandatory account Of the atrocioos violation BY
the enemy Of their own asg Of surrender Ut Nsw-
ports news: aagS 4, 45s sg
As the Merrimac approached she opened
fire, which the Congress returned, hut soon raised
the signal to surrender. i The Yorktown and
Jamestown sent officers aboard to receive the sur
render and arrange for the transfer of the pris-
oners. When some twenty-fiv Of the crew Of the
Congress had been taken 10 the Rebal boats, Capt
Howard, Of the Fourth Artillery, brought the guns
9f his Hight battery to bear On them, and fairly
give up the transfer of the prisoners. One of his
shells entered the steam chest of the Yorktown.
Therefore, az but twenty five or so, that 5hsd
been previously taken, the crew and officers OF
the Congress not Killed, made their escape Great
praise isaccorded on an hands 70 Capt. Howard,
as well as to the Fire z9uaves and others. who lay
down in the sand and picked of the Rebels with
small arms. = sss 55 iE n 81 n
What inefutSe villains
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NEGROES FOR SALE.--See notice of Jos. Brice. z
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Richmond is getting very New Yorkish. We
find the following advertisement in the Richmond
Wing
MArRIMoN1AL.-A gentleman who is making more
money than he cares to spend on himself, desires
to share it with some nice young lady, Address,
in confidence, " Bachelor, Wing offiee.n 5s a55st@
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twenty-five collars reward. See advertisement
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\ Coz. SceTr's REGTxENT.-The following dispatch
to Mrs. j. NJ Taylor Informs us that scott's Regi-
ment reached Decatur, Alabama on Monday night
last: O. 5'7a'-ss15
Decatur, Aia., Aiasch Regiment arfiysd
here last night Al well. j. u. TArIon,
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VOLUME XIV.
AUCTION SALES

..--s...z, AuOAAON SALGE.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
BY McCERREN & LANDRY,
G. ". McCEEEEs, Auctioneer.
Office and Salesroom Masonic Hail. St. Charles St.
SATURDAY, March 20, at IO1s o'clock, A.
~ NJ viii be sold The 1.evee, foot Of Girod for
account Of whom It may concern the following articles saved
TWO FINE BOILERS with steam drum, Is feet long and
70 inches In diameter, x fines Wellington Pump, Shafts,
lot Of Wrought and Cast Iron. etc. etc
Also
Taree Boilers, Doctor Engine lot ot Hog Chains, Cast
and Wrought Iron, eanboat BE Copper, Brass etc.
s8-TEKMS Cash ms
SEVENTY-TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON CANAL COM
mon and Gasquet streets, suitable for Residence and Gar
den Properties, at auction
By GARDNER SMITH Sz CO.,
GARDNER sxIrH. Auctionser.
OlBce 81 Common street.
SATURDAY, March 20, Mt IL O'Clock, NJ.
- VIII Tie sold at auction, the Merchants Gnd AC0neers
FoRTY.FIyE LOTS, in the sq,nre bounced by Canal
per plan.
TWENTG-SEVEN LOTS, in the square bounded by Com
street. Carrolton Avenue, Solomon and Ulioa
plan.
TEhAS-Casi, one half ca'h baance one and
years credit, for bearing
per cert eventual interest," secured more ye proper
ty. The dra mage other taxes all paid
Acts Of sale before X. Brcna, Notary Public, at the
pcnse of tlit purchasers. In2I
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Dartitular NotMss.

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE N. o. o.
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
Nsw Orleans, March 2I, 1862 }
RFPasscnger Tfains win hereafter ma Ike
stoppages GrcluA other Stations tic Parish of
Jefferson. ,..-..
WILL circumstances be allowed to take
passage the Freight Trains
AL persons leaving This place Of the Stations in the
Jefferson, bv the Passenger Trains must have
Passport from Provost Marsll of their respective Dis
trcts. A Il. SEiER,
ms It Superintendent.
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OFFICE MsgcHASTS' MuTUAL ISsuRAscE CosPASY,2
New Orleans, March 2l. 1852 )
Hs- Notice is hereby given that the An
election Nine will a he the office of the
Company No. 0l Canal street. MONDAY the Tth day of
Apri 1852 between he hour, Of 10 and II o'clock
m22 'apT W. II. LESASslER. Secretary.
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MACHINERY OIL-HOME MANUFACTURE.
50 bbls Lubricatng Oil, of superior quality,
For sale by A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
Agents of Southern Star Candle Factory
rn24 I'm l3 New Leyee street,
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HANNA d CO., SUGAR REFtNERS,
- Nos l25 13O NJ AGA GAZINE STREET
Offer for sale--
White ard Yellow Clarified Supars i'll hogshead
White Kiln Dried Sugars, in hogsheads.
Powdered Sugar, in barrels.
Golden Syrup, in barrels and half barrels.
HALL Il ROOD, Agents,
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NOTICE-ON THE 9TH OF DECEMBER, 1861, WAS
~ enclosed by from his city and directed the Bank
of Tenns ssee, at Memphis the following DIR ATS viz
NJ Watson and accepted by Joha Williams Co., dated
December c, 1861, at % days, for SHE'S .
The same on the same at months for $500.
The the same, Il months, without date for
S5lOO
AS they have been received the public cautioned
INST trading negotiating the payment has
NJ.
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OFFICE FIRM ALARM I
Police TELEGRAPH City Hall.
~ To the Eirs Department and other
etce regard condition and working of ths several
Boxes and Gong and the striking OF the Bells
make all complaints hereafter the office of the Chief
Engineer of the Fire Department Odd Fellows Hail. entrance
Lafayette (where they will only he elved) order
that the OF all be determined
that and then by him the Superintendent Of
the Telegraph at this Office
JAS BEGGS, Chairman
ja29 If of Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19
FROM TIE SOUTHERN SIDE.
.yyAIRs IN YANKEEDOM AND EUROPE.


NORFOLK, Feb. Is The Northern papers of the l7th
instant state that SIX companies Of the sh New Hamp
shire regiment sailed from Boston on the 10th instant,
bound for Ship Island.
The New York cotton market on Saturday closed b..
regularly, at rs to 90 cents for middling upland
The latest advices from Mexico state that the people
Of Mexico are united in their determination to resist the
European invasion.
large amount Of hospital stores have bent to Roc
noke Island.
The ship Mscauley, Of Baltimore, was boarded by the
prvaeer Sumter, near Genoa, but allowed to pro-
coed
The Federal steamer Primero was lost at sea in re-.
cent gale, but the crew saved.
The Ninth Rhode Island Battery and portion Of the
Engineer Regiment, sailed for Port Royal the 18th
il slant.
Mr. sidell had arrived in Pars. The souiherners in
Paris think that he will accomplish the objects Of
his mission.
E1-speaker Pennington, Of New Jersey, died on the
10th instant.
The Paris correspondent of the New York Herald
says that the Emperor Napoleon Is ready to recognise
the independence of the Southern Conf, de- o., but
was waiting Tor EoglAnd to act 6rst The correspond
ent SAYS that Lord Pamerstoa is afraid TO make the first
move.
The privateer Sumter at Gibraltar the I'd irs.,
which created gres. CONSERVATION among the American
shipmasters at harseiles.
The American question, as affecting the supply Of
cotton has been debated in the Manchester Chamber Of
Commerce. and great desire was manifested that Il
war should be brought to close.
The sales Of cotton in Liverpool on the ls instant,
we're 5 600 bales. Prices were unchanged.
At London, Consols we're quoted at 9s.
The New York Stock Market, Saturday last, close
steady.
The Rhode Island prisoners on their way to New
York.
dispatch from st. Louis l0:h inst, states that Gen.
Mitchell had crossed Barren river and is in possession Ct
Bowling Green.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19

A Coon WoRx Rev A. Z. Dickinson, who has, fro o
the beginning of the war, been experimenting the 90
portage work in the Armory Ia making collection,
in this city n behalf Of this enterprise. The Socie,
publishes nothing Of sectarian character and places
is publications in The hands Of all who willing 10 aid
in distributing them. 1t has already accomplished much
having prnod millions Of pages Of evangelical reading
besides supplying thousandI Of soldiers with copies
OF the New Testament This Society is located 10 Rich
mond though its OPP raons extend throughout the Cor
ederacy, and therefore has peculiar claims upon cit
iI,ns. We hope that all who will aid SO worthy an
object
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19

Tax RICHMOND vAhETIrs ''cezy little place" h
nightly crowded with orderly audiences, and evening
may be very pleasantly passed there by those Who hav,
fancy for dramatic exhibitions. Several excellent
Mrs. Jennie Powell takes her benefit when Schiller.
celebrated play Of the Robbers" will be performed
Mr.. z r. Dalton ensctng Charles Ds Moor. Tier,
will doubtless be full house
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19
TELEG RIPHI0.
CAPTURE OF FORT DoNELsoN AND SURRENDER
OF IL 600 CONFEDERATE TROOPS.


NoRyoLK, Feb. ia g Of truce to-day from Fort
Monroe brings Northern papers to the 18th Instant
The Baltimore Sun extra Of the 18th, o'clock p ~,
states that Fort Dsneson surrendered on the 10th
inst aud 900 pis,ner including Generals Johnston,
Buckner and Pillow.
despatch from Chicago l7tb says the right wing Of
the Federal army commenced stormn the Fort at noon
to-day, taking the right wing Of the eneuys forf.s-
ton ever which the stars and stripes now dating.
The opposing forces almost breast 70 breast,
ready to open the work Of death upon each other at
moment
later despatch, dated at Cincinnati, 9Th rst says
Fort DonelJon taken on yesterday, with Is 600 pr
soners, including Generals Johnson, Buckner and Pill
low.
The news was announced in the Representative brarch
Of Congress in Washington, by Mr. CofaI, on yester-
day. and he said he authorized by Gen. Mcclellan to
make the statement
Gen. Floyd escaped.
The loes WAS great on both sides.
despatch from St. Louis on the 10th, says Gen. HA..
leck has received dispatches from Gen. Curtis stating
that Gen. Prices guard was ovsraksn in pursuit
from Springfield. The rebels escaped leaving their VA
CONS and baggage.
FROM TIE SOUTHERN SIDE.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. ls.-Prof Paul i. Eve arrived
here tonight from Nashville He says that Fort Done
son fell on Saturday morning. He states that Genera
Johnson had autographed to tho enemy, and offered to
surrender Nashville on the condition that private prop
erty would DO respected. No answer was received bal
ma ory Of the citizens seemed willing TO give up or
these conditions large number Of persons had lef
the city,
Thirteen thousand Federal troops arc at Fort DOnel
son, and two thousand at GAINESVILLE. The rivel
rising that the enemy gunboats can reach Nash
vile. large amount Of government stores will fall
into the hands of the enemy. The most! OF the rolling
stock will probably be saved.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19
ATTENTION..

AM authorized by Of Virginia. 10 raise Baita
lon ofhys at ssst such companies Wandering u
hundred men, be mustered into hs service Of The
Confederate States for two years, needed 80 long
This Battalion for local defence and special service In The city
Richmond a7d not 70 be ordered from the city Of Rich
uond Th, service needed would not be accepted Thus
an opportunity ofef ed those the Gains OF whose families
md eDIyderaons would renter mely ineonvsnisns
70 be ordered away from their country With
ut being this Inconvenience That they will DO
aed service capacity and that right loon, no one
doubts.
Persons de,rou, 70 enlist can do so By calling my oes for
the present, No Belya' . Flock, 70 h street
Unless this Battalion be rssed organized at onse the op
Itunty OF securing the Aniags mentioned may be
lost.
Persons WILL also nnd hands Of TIE oce Of the 18th
Regiment which they sign without ming 70 once
TAOS ]. EyANe,
fsl5-,, Col 18th RED penk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19

Harry MAcARrHY "Arkansas comedian" vat
again greeted By large audience las: night at Metro
potan Hail. who testified til cir appreciation Of the per.
Torrance by loud applause His original song Of tlt
Volunteer brought down the house" Miss Lottie T.
tee added much to the interest of the entertainment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19
4 CARD

Two TIE VOTES OF HALIFAX ooUSTY-I beg leave
nauuce myself candidate for the once Of shern OF this
county pedEe myself the people, 10 perform the dutss "
the with hIsh and pune ,uAty, should be their pleas
elect
My present prets and that
At person the did neighborhood
bot / will do before the day Of election.
will state thsI my friend Mr.. Robert V. Brsdshsv OF
yh,ys known be oithe best business In the
IT, vi Asss. AnSAag the baneH OF the once, should
be elected. - --
fel9 dfcits BAAO ADHESION.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19
FHIs pAY.

VALUABLa AND HsA UIlFGL YARN
800 Acres In the County OF He mover. onfhs
virginia Central Rstir ad, NJ Hanover q. -.
Depot, IL NIL from Riebn. ond. For sale ~
Aut lion, including ops, stocks, &e ,thereo..
A. NE rtqast OF hr Jseph Ningn ID % n'l pubre
ton tie rrsn kes II Is bAY fsbaA, s6l
Al clock, " fr, pe dt fair sAnsr the
bszutul FARM ealtd FRS kCT Ill % o. .kIuh wing
Geld resides eonA Ing about 500 soe Of
which win be exhibited y the hoor The AJolns The
Ian Of Mesrs W y. wsihAn,w O. Winston y chlsh n,
Henry clav sad oilers About $50 open snd Which
has upon svera beds q AL aad l3V nns ors
growth from .ieh large quantity q ties and vesd
may VI the able land, vhch equal any In us
neshs rhood hse are lae As o. ns liz osnd ss dr:in
fertile adsgted 10 the grouh Of The Dwelling has
addition TO IL and eouta above the hssensn roer.-
any Ng,nis anons an sren visu o. the ss'
4 say 10 respect 10 u sst te, Tut
.pectfu person spose purchase uI Examine
tie place which VIII be Iho On them ~ M wingfeld
Amer the land all the perish sbe p.opsy en- As
place vii be ID Of the crops II Coru, Hay fodde
uks Hor,e Mules, Cst e Hogs h., and he
Parnirg Imt lea ents and Household Furniture
TERn-Bor the land third cash balance at one and TIVE
year, holds bearing interest," sseIrd By trust deed For
peri estate under go cash ths aroent
x Apr we'd endorsed nego able paper me
tares on the land for th year % be paid b, purchaser
fel-2sAvtds 9ODDIN q APPkRSUh, Aaes.
Pa-n consequence Of the nelemency Of weather he
sove sale Is postponed 10 "Wednesday next, The 1871. %
same kou-.
his-td @. A, Asss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
BY KENT, PAINE 4 CO., AUCTs.
Wholesale Stock OF Hardware
AT AUCTION.
THE concern OF r. MoosE& co. having deternnedto cO
partner More being the army and unable to give hi
personSl attention 10 the busness
We will SELL at Auction by Catalogue, at their ,tore No. l4l
Main Stree on
Thursday, 27th February,
Commencing 10 clock the entire balance OF their stock
hand which large and Desirable and the whole Of which vii
closed with hm The consists Lart Of
Pocket Cutlery. desirable styles and makes
Table Cutlery great variety
WEGs 4 Butchers, and o. enholm's Rasors
ssorI and shears, various qualie,
Tea aud Fable spoons, do do
Hand, TebNn and Mil saws
Bench And Nc ld!ng flAns, q full assortment
Brace and LIZA As.d nom IL 10 IS bits
shoe, Tack and Hand Hammers
Polished and Plated Bride Bits and strrupl
Bride, Bride VI lirEs and Blind ideB
Bo5; nd Gdh webbing
wocd screws, ass'd from Y In. to 81 inches
Broad and narrow eutt Hinges fast sud loose joints
PSts Book and Eye Hinges
Locks, Pl te hin Pad I'D Mortce, large sSsortnllt
Fes, Mil, Plat and haf round Bastard
Taper, Horse RHSpI. large asst
Iras oAntleseki lat and tall
Trace, Halter, PUG p and OK hiins
Hollow Ware, Manure Forks
Coffee Mills sit-rs seythes and snaths
Blister tteel and W gon Axles
Pa shing Nails, skoe Ma Is and Tseks
Horse and s o. Brushes
Mason, Backing. &c, ke.
Catalogues will be prepared and the goods ready 'O examine
ton two days before the sale.
uE-Terms caih.
isis tds KENT, PAINE . co., AusuL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19

THE ANNIE UESIUNS On SAFANNAH AND
CHARLESTON.
AuGu.TA, Feb. ls.-The Savannah News of this morn
ing publishes sfecil Dispatch from Charleston stat.
ing that Capt Roberts, Of the rice schooner Theodore
was captured Friday, by the Yankees, in Bulls Bay
The Captain escaped and says the Yankees told him that
they would capture and destroy Savannah this we,
and the destruction Of Charleston would coon follow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19

siLT.-As the supply Of this article Is by no mean
abundant, the attention Of persons in want is disc
to the advertisement of Me- p A. Woods, in to-day
paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19
LIGHT ARTILLERY COMPANY.

LIGHT ARTILLERY COMPANY.
VNHE undersigned, having been authorized 10 raisea l.
Company Of Light Artillery, now prepared 70 re- IVA
ceve $50 Volunteers for the War. tdlk
BE has Battery Of hne Guns ready fer tbs fed
Persons washing enlist vii pleae call upon The undssgned,
rhos A. Brander Bell Bigger at the Recruiting Rendezvous
10Th street, between Main and Gary next door crsvfords
saloon.
heavy drai, be made Ia few days. 10 hn the Com
pans service and persons Wishing avoid H. viii do vel
70 enroll N emselves a. once. -
Those having subsidiaries 70 OFFER pss present them With
Jut delay. 49,
bounty $50 vii be paid each mustered Into
service.
fel4-Iw GREENLEk DAVlDsOh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19

SPECIAL SALE OF STAPLE DRY GOODS,
BIZ CATALOGUE,
On Thursday. goth Of February,
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK,
our Warehouse SELL by Catalogue, without Ieservs
N thousand pieces worsed dre, goods just received and
10 store cors sting Of
Plan de LANES black ans Asortei eolors
Plaid and printed DeLAlne -
Cashmere TwilL black nodes and high eolors
handsome WorIted Brocades escorted
japanese Plaids Broeade, DeLaipst
English heiinoes. Black, Brown and Blue
Green, Purple, Maroon ard mode colors
Ombre sh Aded DeLsnes, Broeade, hohairs
Striped an figured DebGges
Ameine Cloths. HAck AlphecAs
Coloied Brocade ditto
ALSO,
20 ps Splendid ParII Broeate'lss
very richest styles mpSej and other rich curtain goods
Cords Tasse's, &c.
ALSO,
300 Blue Grey and Fancy Blankets
Aud from the shelves great variety Of Rch Fancy aud fsp
goods received from large uthtrn denng Business
The whole 10 be closed without reserve.
feiT-td KENT. PAINE 90 ,Auct's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19

DuIVATE TEAC aER WANFED-ro 20 TO the
eouthWet ard instruct few children In the elementary
situation private family For terms Ae inquire
Al2 O'clock day for eve days at No ST. EHchAngs Heel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19
ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS.

- N BoUNrY-wanted to raise volunteer company for
tN'D artillery service. These wishing jon thereby
dsr receive bedes the TO dollars bounty
apply Mr. David n Walker shoekoe clip
undersigned at Johnsoa, Younger otey 10 Pearl Street
fels-ls G. @. OTEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19

sUPERNrENDENTJ oRPIor,
RAP. r RICHMOND,
February i7th, 1861.
Two Metehauts and Others.-Noiee is hereby given
thai the Rchmond aud Psertburg kSiroad Company will
responsible for the rates Of charges delays or damages
oher roads running
don ~.h IT, but collect charges such goeds
fr.Irht A, heretofore II. GILL,
feI9-Im Gen sup't.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19
LIGHT ARTILLRRY,

L9hI ahIALLEnHs
TyHE present condition OF Country TO usre AL.
quire the services OF all who capable Of bearing IVA
ym staai3n 10 leave ,me. Wehsve therefore, -
obtained the secretay Of War; authority 10 raise
Company Light A. ey and call fellewsiuisns 70
some forward and aid us In getting tup
We want possible, 70 ras. Company sufeent 70 man
Battery Of I Guns and think this erpse on nne oppor
unity all who wish volunteer and thus emsevs from
. draft In the milf q 49,
GREY uniform OF the Crepshsv Wooden Company Goods vii be
furnished Free and the Bounty OF Fifty Dollars paid 70 each maa
when the Company 10 uu tered In.
Rendezvous the Warehouse the Bnn Bank next door 70
cr.nhav Cos where Of TIE signed always be
found, and rec uis maintained fee OF all expense.
The sxpenGes Of the copntry 10 the city
will be paid WILLIAM g. CkENthAH,
JANE ELLITT
CHARLES I. huI Son,
fels-du ANDRE~ B. JOHNSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19

NOTICE.
HE subscriber has removed his prsn forney carr ed
tie store en- the OF 1871 and Main streets the
rear par Of the zane bull ins street, where he
happy friends and i oustom.s Also, all
any paperng done his stock Paper HAns!ng 10
still srgs and he IL selling a. about the old prices
fe10 WV. A. VALTfb
PPLFs.-t 10 bbh Apples Jus, Iscsved and for sale BY
"A fsiT-4I HUNT JANA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19
TO CLOTaIERS.

TN opening tbs mornings very desirable assortmsn Of
Trin mIngs from south. manu- ctaser, conssn Of
Yerguson, sisas six Ian Cio'bs
velysts ngs Silk serees, plaek
Grsnadines Paseinss Canvas siR, lvs HI Massn
sk vestrgs Fancy cssmeres ard Doe fbs
Back Clotfs skn Buttons Wa ding Duexle ke being
the bAlAn, e Of ,tocx fron Clo;hng House.
ALSO,
Case 10 Ia kubb-r Cloth
TIE atteu Of cohisrs tthers 10
scarce and desirable lot Of GODS they
fel6-A KNIT, PAuE 90.
SHUTTLEs.-vns shu.ties, Of superior quality.
- conslf nmeat and for sale BY
fell KiHr PAINE CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19

ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS.
~ undsrSgned having secured splendid battery l.H
Il OF Geld pieces have authority 10 raise pany evH
u Lght artillery be mustered 10 the provihonA tS
ny OF VII snia, for thu War. -
Each will be entitled TO bounty Of go upon bs-g
cred in
opportunity Of en'ng in TIL, Of tie service, win
eater he Of frequen; these wishing 10 lin
S make application once either the once OF the Old Do
inon Company under the It Charles Hts or at
he Tredegsr WORKS
T. ose hsylng substitutes will them once the ranks
Ill ng rapidly. --.-..-
wM D. TANNER,
fsls-v CHls T. wnRrHAh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19
A hwy OF He PENINSULA
a NcHMoHD AND YORK RIVER RAiLkoAI

DARGAINS In OVER COATs.-As the season = sd
ID vancd onerng great bargains In all kinds Of ovS
oais Of Choice Grey Military over Coatss
oices and Ph'ates which We call auslton ~ being The
,et In market Baldwin NILLlAhs,
fea ll6 ll6 Main
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19

49, BY REFERENCE TO THE
W. Advertisement anoher column, II win be seen that
daily between this city and YORKTOWN has been
established Passenger may leave Rchmold al o'elek
NJ kt Yorktown ding al the inermediaie Andinfs and
retura 10 Richmond by p. NJ. laSl-lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19

DRHNTKR's INK.-Nsvs AMI Book Int, in quantities
il 10 sult puiohAssrs Manufactured and for sale By
f.iT W.PRrERsoH co., l& Main d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-19

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