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Contains the following Splendid Illustrations:
GENERAL VIEW OF FORT DONELs0N;
THE ATTACK or THE SECOND IOWA REGIMENT
ON THE REBEL BATTERIES;
POSITION OF TAYLORs AND MALLlsTER'9 BAT.
TERIEs DURING THE BATTLE;
THE GuNBOAT ATTACK ON THE WATER BAT.
TERIES;
PORTRAIT OF CAPTAIN MENDILL. Killed q. Fort
Donelson;
NAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER FROM CAIRO
TO MEMPHIS;
VIEW OF BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY.
THREE VIEWS Or MEMPHIS (TENNEssEE) BE-
FORE THE WAR;
PORTRAIT OF TIE LATE GENERAL r. w. Lam
DER;
GENERAL MAP OF VIRGINIA, showing the Field o.
Operations of tie Army ofthe Potonlsc;
SIN VIEWS IN THE NEIGHBORUOOD OF SAVAN
NAH, GEORGIA;
A SUBMARINE TORPEDO. taken from the Savannah
River;
SEVEN VIEWS ILLUSTRATING SCENES IN THE
PROGRESS OF THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION;
COMiCALITY:-TuE INAUGURATION AT RICH
MOND.
Be.de the usual vsrty Of Reading Matter Longer News
Stories. kc., Sc.. &c.
r. In addition to the usu, graphic and thorough Illus
trsons Of III. War the number Of HspePs Weekly pub
hshed SATURDAY March contains the first portion OF
New and Powerful Novel, by WHILE CoLLss Author oil
"Tno Woman In White" entitled,
NO NAME.
The Story viii be Illustrated by Jous McLasav Esq.
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EET TIE BEsT.-HARPER's WEEKLY,
M Ready this Day Pviee Sir Cen.s,
Contain. the following Splendid Illustrations;
GENERAL VIEW OF FORT DONELsoN,
TIE ATTACK or TIE SECOND IOWA REGIMENT
on THE REBEL BATTERIES;
POSITION OF iLoRs AND MALLIsrERs BAT.
iE I'M nS f,SS i ATrAcK On THE WATER BAT
PORTRAIT OF CAPTAIN nEND,LL. Killed a; Fort
MAP oF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER FROM CAIRO
WIN or ROWLING GRTEN KENTUCKY:
THRFE VIEWS OF mEapHis TENhEssEE) BE
P0RTRAir Of THE LATE GENERAL =. W. Ian
GENERAL MAP OF VIRGINIA; showing the Field of
Op-. s,ions of thrAruny of the Potomac - ~
SIN WINS IN THE NEiGHBoRHooD OF sAvAN'
'Hi sr iH TORPEDO taken from the Savannah
U SEVEN VIEWS ILLUSTRATING SCENES N THE
PROGRESS or THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION
cOMiCALlTY:-TliE INAUGURATION AT RICH
beside the u.u. variety Of Reading Matter Longer News
Stories, &c., &C., kc.
~ In addition to the usu. graphic and thorough Insra
sls ofthe Wsr tho Number u Harper, Weekly Published
SATURDAY, March contains the his portion OF INV NV
aud Powerful Novel by wiiKiE COLLINS, Anhof Of Inc
Women in White" suted.
NO NAME.
Th,s,ory will DO Illustrated by JonS MoLxsAs. Esq
NET TIE BEST.-IIARPERs WEEKLY,
~ Ready MS Day Ffhe o1 conn.,
Contains The following Splendid illustrations:
GENERAL VIEW OF FORT DONELSoN;
THE ATTACK OF TIE SECOND IOWA REGIMENT
OK TIE REBEL bAIIEhiEs; ,,.,,,ar,,u, =, -
POSITION OF TAlLORS AND MALIlSTERs BAT.
if ThE GU DSip ATTACK ON THE WATER BAT.
rnoRTRAIr OF CAPTAIN MENDlLL. Killed q. Fort
'i MAI or THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER FROM CAIRO
VIEW or BOWLING GREEN. KENTUCKYi
THREE VIEWS OF hEMPhl5 (rENkEsSEE) BE-
P P0ETkhir OF The LATE GENERAL +. W. LAM
DER $3.50 , - a., ,,,, ,
Operation. of the Army Of the Potomsc;
SIX VIEWS IN THE NEiGHBORliOOD OF sAVAN.
NA's & BMARiSE TORPEDO taken from the Savannah
sttEN VIEWS ILLUSTRATING SCENES IN THE
PROGRESS OF THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION;
COMICALiTl;-rhE INAUGURATION AT RICH
MOND.
Beside the usu. variety Rssdng Matter Lounger News
Stories, &C., &C.. &c-
r In addition 10 the usual graphic and thorough ustra
tons OF the War the Number Of Hpers Weekly published
ON SATURDAY March g. contains the hTst portion OF
New aud Powerful Novel, by WILKn COLLINS, Author OF
{" Tho Woman In White," entitled.
NO NAME.
hi. e.ory VII be Illustrated by Jcns MoJusAs, ESQ
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GET THE BEsT;-HARPERs WEEKLY
VI Ready thu Day, Pyies Sir Cent?
Contains the following Splendid llus.rs.ionsi
GENERAL VIEW OF FORT DONELsoNi
THE ATTACK or THE SECOND IOWA REGIMENT
ON THE REBEL BATTERIES;
POSITION OF TAYLORS AND MALLlsTER's BAT
TERIEs DURING THE BATTLE;
TIE OuSBOAT ATTACK on THE WATER BAT
TERlEs;
PORTRAIT OF CAPTAIN MENDLL, Killed a Fort
Doneison;
MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER FROM CAIRO
TO MEMPHIS;
VIEW OF BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY;
THREE VIEWS OF MEMPHIS (TENSEssEE) BE.
FORE THE WAR:
PORTRAIT OF THE LATE GENERAL r. W. Lam
DER;
GENERAL MAP OF VIRGINIA. showing the Field OF
Operations Of the Army Of the Potomac,
SIX VIEWS IN THE EElGHBORHO0D OF SAVAN'
NAH GEORGIA;
A suBMARiSE TORPEDO taken from the Savanna.
SEVEN VIEWS ILLUSTRATING SCENES IN THE
PROGRESS OF THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION
COMlCALITY: THE INAUGURATION AT RICH
Be.ds the usual variety Of Reading Matter LOunss News
Stories, &c, &c. &c
~ IN addition TO tie ususl graphic and thorough 1ustrs
,ons OF the War the ngber Of HsIpers Very prohshe
and Powerful Novel by WILLIE COLLINS. Authsr Of TIE
Woman ~ Nhi.s,' entitled,
NO NAME.
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NOW READY:
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- ,olune yeh bob in ictt ard visdom ~ SortA a
Rcri>r, Jan, 1862
ESSONS IN LIFE.
n, TIMOTHY TfrCOMB

BY TIMUIHf THUMB.
A oomp.n,ou volume to LETTERS TO YOUNG PEOPLys
and GOLD FOIL. ! vol, limo, 81. 10Th edition
Ans,ican T1eolosi Rsriev, January lSs2 says: Dr.
Hor talks 10 nsture forcb!s and picturesque way assuS
matters which interest everybody
Atlantic AiOnihly Jo, Febrvsyy, 1861 says: Wisdom saua'
reilly put We find In the pages Of this venture 70 nAsy
healthy nsIims and h excellent advice that We hsps
the volume will spread se further aud wider than any 81
It's prscsessso1s
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asth Edition Letters to Young People" vol, limo, 81
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I5th Edition Miss Gibefts Career" vol. 1mo u n
{. SCRIBNER, No. Ia Grsndst;
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" heddy hin Day. Pyses Sir Ce.ts,
Contsins the following Splendid IIlustrsiious:
GENERAL VIEW OF FORT DONELsONi
THE ATTACK or THE SECOND IOWA REGIMENT
ON THE REEL Batteries; -
POSITION OF TAiLOlpS AND M'ALLIsTkRS BAT
TERIks DURING The BATILEi
TIE 6uNBOAr ATTACH On THE WATER BAT
PoRTRAIT OF CAPTAIN MENDILL, Killed ct Fort
MAI 6F THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER FROM CAIRO
VIEW OF BOWLING GREEN. KENTUCKY.
TaaEE VIEWS OF MEMPHis tTENNE3sEEl BE-
r1RTRAiT OF THE LATE GENERAL F. w. Ian.
DIR. - 49, .
GENERAL MAP OF VIRGINIA, showing tho Field Of
O,-r.ii0ns u the Army OF the Potomac -
SIX VIEWS ~ THE NEIGHBORHoOD OF sAVAN
' 4 sUbMaRiNE TORPEDO, taken from ths Savannah
River; - $1,000 -, ,,,
PROGRESS OF THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION;
COnlIALIIY:- INAUGURATION AT RICH
MOND - =.
Bod, tn, usual variety Of Reading Matter Longer News
Stories, Ac, &C., Ae
~ IL addition the usual graphic and thorough lus,ra
lions 81 ,- Wa the Number OF HIpers Weekly Published
SAT URDAi Ma Oh ain. tho hrs. portion Of New
and Pos -Ifu Novel by WLKIE CoLLISs Author VI The
" Woman awhile" entitled
NO NAME.
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BY THIS PATENT STRlNO-cLAnP
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Urn GOODS.
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EOR SALE BY THE PACKAGE.
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WARP
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A, The .S,,te.,treet CONGREGATIONAL Church.

-. HoT,.st MISUNDERSTANDING TO-ApRRoW; by the
W NEWTON HESTON. Pssror lste Of Philadelphia, a.
SM o,cloek m ard III the EVENING at . O'Clock, ~ the
,semy OF Music will preach TO tho Fire Department @.
Rrooin when collection will be taken FOL the benefit o.
h. Wioow. and Orphans Fund Seats provided TO-
S;rlngrs
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afternoon Service.-Th- Rev SYDNEY cORh
viii preach IN Church in 3ihs., nsaE 9TH sv ~
MORROW OF p m.
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Broadway Chanel. b-twreu &5th and f5th-stS-
prssehins On SABBAfH MORsING, at l0s, by the Rev
Mr. FOX OF 43ds. Church Sabbath School at p H. AZ
10 No. the Rev Mr. VAN DOREN. Subject: The Ann
Ch Of the Bible be the present Emperor Of rance
A. nigh, "a the Rev r. q. CLARKE, Of the 2Sds fre'by
terisn Church
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lInrssn ". Z. Church. in NeIlotsi.. between Grand
snJ Boome he Rev. Mr. PBNDLhTON OF the Lanno-
:. Bsptit Church ~ill preach in The NORM No ~ ih
ociocf and the Rev CHAs d. SHAW ia the E' ENiS" At
a o'clock. seats free
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Kcliqlons Notices.

su;an.oTl. Gospel Down Town.-rhe lec'urr'
x =, Ia.nun', Museum is Foo5 place for stTaas' ~
youps men ard eli others not having sess IN enriels y,
.saJ he ,vsnp~s Of the Sahhaih. The Rev. Mr. SOSs
sssscSs,ss TO MORROW EVENING. Seyerm letters Is
'xaI viii be read and comments made. Doors open Al
49, 4 cordial welcome TO al.
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order was given for q return 90 Suffolk. Simnltan-
eonaly the enemy opened pie 0f guns upon us,

order was given for q return 90 Suffolk. Simnltan-
eously the enemy opened couple Of guns upon us,
but the shots fell short. While however, cur piece
was being lmbered up, and the scattered companies
Of the 18Th recalled and formed in line, the shells
had begun to burst all sDund them. They soon
moved awey, aud no person was found to be injured
except one man slightly. Further down. also when
the l3tn Indiana lying in the woods, the Rebels
began vigorous cannonsding, and one HAN oeionR-
ing 10 that regiment had bis leg 30 badly crushed by
fragment Of u shell, that death was the rernlt
while the poor fellow lay upon the amputation
] table.
1t was Notifying in the extreme TO be Obliged TO
march to the rear the sound of the eneinys can
ron"-as mach 20 the General commanding az
any one but the circumstances OF the case required
it, How many of the Rebels were killed and
wounded in this affair cannot state posinyeiy.
Shells were seen more than once TO strike and burst
in the midst Of group of men long distance away,
the effects of which could not be Dsoertained.
Men on a march coald hardly have behaved better.
had Witnessed previous reconnoiesances from here,
ana had been Disguised with the pundering and
struggling propensiiies OF regiments that bad seen
service on the peninsula and boosted OF being veie-
rans Owing TO very stringent but salutary orders
from Gen. Peck, these demoralziug practices have
| ceased.
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lion In spirit which It had never 70. mani,...3
miss ' TSe .sse rsaSy No
high az llaman. We could not let than 90 'wins q
union was al imperial, paramount nees.,;, uscaa:s
line could De drawn. L. order to secure nerS,. No
peace, the Gauss Of the war must be removal T
was sacred duty, not merely for ourselves s,a 1
chiiaTen ou! for civilization every where and -. eu
time. Mr. Jones gave thrilling picture OF n. .r u.
.er una anansWerabie reproaches which We shouI MA
receive from the widows and the orphans n " ,aua
saw US strike bands with the murdersr, ~ , aey
husbands and fathers, and concluded with hos susi
and magnificent prophecy for the future NJ g;S ~
livery was so continuous and rapid "a aln,".. 0e.
is'ef to preclude applause; at times, howsvss =
Intense feeling of the vast audience bnrst owe, .a
their desire to catch every feeting word =, s, ~
orator. and he was compelled to pause By Outtu,...
OF enthusiastic applause. 'ui~