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ARRESTED on SUsPICION.-Frank EIwood a
tavern keeper, and Charles Simpson were
arrested yesterday afternoon suspicion of
being engaged in plot TO rob man by the
name OF Samuel Caskin, who recently came
from LoudOun county, Virginia, with a cow
mare and colt for sale, and CoT siderable money
with bonds and other papers of value. Caskin
had placed his yaluahles in the hands of
Elwood for safe keeping, and during the morn
ing Simpson, alias Levancy, induced the old
man TO drink, then got into fight with him,
and Caskn alleges attempted TO rob him. The
Parues had n hearing this morning, and were
hcnoTably discharged.
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1HREIf PsHNsrLvANIA Rot1fs. ,,;c f,,b;,rn,,. nod
nnsyssessg,s .. ths Nssfk aad Wes-TWot trains leave
,masninetol daily snd enc on SunAsy-4uick time
through atGovernment rate.. For tickets and fur
.nsr stasn Apply at the once IF Great Penn
avenue sud Sixth St, Arlington. 6tieo open from
%. m until p. m; On Sundays from to ?. m.
az H-N ....r 20. MORTON. Agent.
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SALE CONTINCED.-The sale OF the valuable
library OF the late Amos Ii. Little was COM
ment ed last night, and the bidding was spirit
co. The sale Will BE- continued tonight.
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NOV Is rHk fI4s 70 sgy Eoua el.orl-
Is S::,: ssS 4 ~: 4 Ssss cs.,Ise J:
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SECOND WARD STATIoS CAsEs.-John Barry
and James DOnigan, drunk and disorderly; dis
missed Zachariah Mitchell, disorderly; 90
cents costs. M. Elliott, drunk; fined Sl.55-by
Justice Clayton. I. Il. Fletcher, assault and
battery; for further hearing-by Justice Clark
w. n; Boose, theft; dismssed-by Justice
Hazard
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By GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,

TRgsTEE'ssALE OF VALUABLE ImPRoyED
= = Rras RsT.TE.By yirtas Of q deed OF trust,
recorded IN Liber J. A. s.. No Ios folios All. az.
as I'D 81 one Of The land records q wsshinsto
trustee viii; ON FRIDAY, the sth day of December,
the S the CrRns 70 in fGpt
n,e,ese OF pareel Of ground snste lying sna b.inG
and being parts Of lots Of srousd numbered twentv
eight and twenty nine. in reservation B. to-wit:-
of ground at point ghty 6ur feet aud four inch
tstq4 ieet inehesl so1therly from the northwest
east line of the fifteen foet alley thence running
eastwardly fifty feet 10 the division line between
thence running sushtry sd With a ssS sIrsn;
line forty three feet and inch the no TIN line
ming veswaTdy sSs the north Se Of ssS asI
fifty feet to the southwest angle Of said lot No D.
teen foot alley feet and one inch 70 the
place Of be ginnias containing shout two thousand
together With the Improvements thereon. which
The&bove described property fronts on the lin.
OF the PUBLIC ailey running through from Penn
sIlxs,nia to Missouri avenue, between 9Th ami AZ
Terms of sale: One fourth cash. and the h.l,no.
notes with nterest from the day OF sale Cor the de-
feIled payments, the payment Of said notes 70 be
the terms q sale be not compiied NTH With.
five five Ssys from The day Of sal. the trustee
OF me oe isunne purchaser, upon giving i've days
R n LAsKEY, Trustee.
no Is ee&d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
By J. c. NEG UIRE a CO.. Auctioneers.
TRrsIkkS sALk or PART OF SQUARE
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. December issh, 81 4 elk,
al the Auction Rooms of las e. M<SIuire a Co
by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated eeos ob.rlsth,
folios To- 81 ls2, sno ls3, Of the land records
Tor Washington county, in the District Of C.lnTn-
bia, we shaft sell part OF square nam bored sight
hundred .nd overweight, eegio nine for the same
az LIE southwest corner Of sssid ssnsre, and run
ming thence esst .1'h the line ef kerth Al street.
one hundred and i've feet insh. thence north
TO the line OF the street which ksunds he citv
thence With the lire Of street. spt northvesterfy
TO the northwest corner Of esd eouarr thencs
south with the line of Fifth sseS east tx The nj
OF begnns ntainins twenty o-lr thoussnd 81 ght
hundred and twenty i've square bet, more or less
Isrms; vne:tnird cash the residue in six,
secured by decd 'oftrust tn .premises
IL the terms Of sale shou}f nos 'se eorv red WITH
IN Ave days after the SALE the t astse reserves the
right 10 resell Nm one weeks otice In the Ryaa-
purchaser. ~ '
All convey ancins at Oh ee<s Of the purehsxer
HENRY NArLe r. -
John 2. HA KNEss + trustees.
nos-eo&ds @. MrsS IRE & CO. Aucts.
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Observation-Disclosures Miller was arrastod
On Tuesday last ny officer Findiey, OF t;-org..
town, on the charge Of stealing n vest, yaIuad
1t 3, Iae property of A. HolzenseT, who keep.
clothing store on the corner Of High and
Bridge streets, i'm that town. Justice Reayer
committed him 10 Jail for court. >,
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A ENTlON,
DEALERS IN APPLES.

IA DEALEKS TN APPLIES.
barrels prime Balds in. GreeniRg &c Apples
just received per schooner Mary Ci=aTelAnd
For sale upon reasons BILE terms by
J. ID. ROBINSON
No. 93 Water street.
no 9-4t' Georgetown, D C..
TOBACCO AND SPEARS FOR SALE AT
WHOLESALE
$50 Boxes of TOBACCO. light ana dark.
p 10. Do.
"a ID. Do.
8 les Do.
40 gross FINE CUT CHEWING, in Tin Foil,
in dfffere ut Brands
2on gross FINE CUT SMOKING, various Brands.
Also. 900 SEGARS, suitable for Suffers and
Retailers.
All of which offered at the lowest Wholesale
prices, at SO High street, Georgetown, ID. G
JAMES WALLACE
Goods delivered to any part Of the District free Of
charge. noI5-lws
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Married,

On Wednesday evening, the 10Th inst bY TIT
Rev DIR Muthw alden, Mr.. STEPHEN M HAMIL
TON OF Rinbeck, Dutches Co. n Y, to Miss NJ ARR
DERCREY ofthis place.
baltimore and New York papers copy
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THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs-Cfeo Miller
drunk and disOrdrrly; dismissed. Ellen Brown
and Ann Bell, prostitution; fined ST. Mary
Sullivan suspicious character dismissed
Alfred Carter, drunk and disorderly; fined 81
Ines. Boyd, dlsorderly and carrying deadly
weapons fined $40 John Mccarthy, drunk
and disorderly; dismissed. Mary MCCARTHY
dlsorderly; do.-by Justice Walter. Mary r.
Evans and Mary +. Ross, suspicion of grand
larceny, dismissed. James Wright, careless
driving; fined Sis. Thomas France drunk
and disorderly; dismissed. w. ]. Darden. 7,
mann, Mr.. Ou, and G. H. Mitchell, creating q
nuisance; dismissed George Downpy, threats
security for peaee-by Justice Clayton.
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CAAwIS AND cL0AKs.-A full and com, LET.
- assortment ~ moderate pricea 'ie'e
With our usual ample stock Of ell kinds DR. an
GOODS, for the general and specis wants Of tsr,ie
lea. PERRY GRO
ne is-lW Pa. ave. and Nip IA street
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FACTS FOR SoLDIERS.-Throug hout the Indian
and Criu,esn Campaigns the only medicines which
proved Themselves able to cure the worst cases ot
Dysentery. scurvy and Fever: Holloway's
Pills and Ointment. Therefore let every volunteer
see that he is supplied with them. Only Is cents
per pot or box. 22S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20

DIFFIcuLTY AT RECRUITING OrrIcE.-
Yesterday afternoon Lieut. Joseph Dempsey,
OF thS ii7th New \ ok regiment came TO the
city In search OF three men of the regiment
named John Il. Featherson. of company X, and
John Morgan and - FarraIl, OF company |,
wfo had been cOUrt-rnariiaied and were under
going :beir sentence in the guard tent when
thry made tbeir escape, and coming to the c.ty
enlisted ~ the recruiting office for regulars,
near The War Department Lieut.. Dempsey
eTtaHing their whereabouts went at once
10 tn commanding officer and presenting his
Papers demanded the deserters. bat that officer
refused 10 surrender them. The Lieutenant uot
having force TO take them, appliedpto Li:.at
t'ol. bOster, Provost Marshal, tor a sufficient
force and authority u take bis men, and agulTd
OIL Ten men was furnished froE, the 10th New
Jersey, with which the ieutenaut repaired to
the recruiting Office and again demanded the
mSn and was refused and ordered out. The
guard was then called III, and the officer ia
cHnrgc srizfd the LieItsBant by the throat and
called on his men 10 put him ont. A short
scum" ensued, ana the Lieutenant and guard
er;iing the advantage, the officer in charge of
the ONCE retrrated to the room in which the
deer" T. We're and barred the door. The guard
thrn bGISi III me door and the man were taken
on by force, and after the lieutenant had re-
ported To- the Provost Mar.i,aI the above fact,
they were taken TO the camp OF the regiment
near Tenallytown.
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By j.. @, Me0C IRk q CO., Aaesie.eers
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS AT TEE COZ
fHURsp II etsi frkssSoS Ks,.ns.s 3d. ;;
snd p, In ,sseiyi.ics o. tcs No. i. ssssre =.
fronting each - fest irckes on nth st-eef vesf
stthe corner OF CANAL street. and ruRnin9 bsek N
Ieet csntainihg each ISL square feet. The looa-
business rrrposss. " 70
Terms OF sale: One half In cash; the ,rsusIndsr
~ .reIvs months With interest. secured By dssl
H Tide perfect - r.r..sr 81. r-..
no sd 10. MeauIRK o. CO.. Asrss.
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FUTURE DAYS.

80 By w. l.. WALL a co., Aaetiepssrs. -.
MORGAN HORSE, NAME AND sUeG1ss ar
AVA ArorfoS. --ou SATURDAY MORNINo ri
instant, at - o'eleek. Ne viii seli--.-- =
4 horsan Hsrss. fast s,d prompt .bussy Horse,
Buggy and Harness. Saddle and Bride
Mare, Buggy ana Harness t-tt -..
Terms cash ... -tf
10 b I'D 1-rs w. L. WALL Il Co, Auets.
By. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auc.ion.srs
ExCELLENT FAMILY CARRIAGE AND PAIR
n. y 0E roSIhs At PchLIc sALE.-On SATURDAY
MORNING, November "a AZ 10 o,ciock In fra.,
OF the Auction Rooms We shall se.I- " ""s
a hanas s and nearly New four set Bsr ouche,
Ppr oi Bisck Ponies. In excelle ut conditiee
Set OF Dou BILE Harness, Nets q G. belonrinr In Oh.
estate Of the late W. V. a Brown. :
BY order ofthc Adpninis.rs.rix.
no le-St tRep.D }. c. Ns9UfRB Il co. Aur.s
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TIE IEDIAN HERB DOCTOR, from Canada, will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature of
their complaints or illness. without receiving any
inform alton from them. No charge for oorsnfation
o. odrits. Once, No. IL Washing ton Building
Pennsylya anna avenue, corner of Seventh street,
Washington, d. q. au8-tf
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Fourth WARD STATION CAsEs.-Before Jus
ttce W0uer.-Jcrcmiah Conner. larceny of a
horse; dismissed. Henry Wilson, G. Brown.
Henry Cornelius, desertrrs: Richard Il. Herger
drunk; turned over TO military. Samuel Gas
kirs. do; flied 80. Charles Simpson, fighting
do. r. ElwoOd and Charles Simps On estad
on suspicion of larceny; dismissed. J. c.
moore. drunk; turned over to military. Eliza
beth Munroe, profanity; fin ed 81. John Maher
drunk; fined 81. DIR. Perkins, attempted sodo-
my; Jail for further hearing. John Zones. dis
orderly fined -. ID. Johnson and F. A. Shat
Ter sleeping in The street; dismissed. Martha
Douglass, arrested for stealing, was dismissed
by Justice Clayt ton.
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CoRSs, BrNIOyS, CalOsities Club and Inverted
Nails Enlarged Joints, Chillbiains and all D
OF the Feet successfully TT. ste3, without pain or
lcss Of blood, by DR.. White, Surgeon ChirOp3iiSt
At s2+ PenDs ylvaDia avenue, between Fcur-and- u,
half ard Sixth streets, Wsshinsto ID. G. Opera
tions performed in few minu les, aud the patirnt
can always walk imme,lis tely without the least
Inconvenience. Ladies' and gentlemen attended ut
their residences when desired no E
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LADIES Mems, Youths, Misses AMI Children =
RHehAr Boots, shoes, Sandals and CATERS: Ladies'
and Gents Buckle Overshoes with felt lining and
top Mems Short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen,
Clapp& Go. Y India Rubber store Penn avenue
between 10Th and ilth sts no I4-Im
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-E!egantly Furnished PARLORS,
l. with Piano BEDROOMS, With water. bath. &c,
near the Patent and Post Office $50 ST., betw e n
9Th and lCth SITS. no 2o-3t
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Daring Attempt to Destroy Z Railroad
Bridge.

We areinformsd that IN attempt was made
on Saturday night to destroy the Weldon
Railroad bridge. BY some persons 40 yet I'M.
known. The struc,urs 10 a large wooden one,
guarded BY two sentinels. The traitors who
attempted Its destruction gained access to the
bridge by climbing mp from small island,
upon which rests one Of the main PIERS
The guard discovered the operations Of the
party as coon a. they had commenced 10 cut
away the principal beams. They fred upon
tho assailants, and followed MP the vollsy
80 quickly with another, that they were glad
TO leave their implements behind and make
good their escape.
The cars were detained seme fifteen min.
utes At tho bridge, in order to ascer tain
whether 1t was safe to cross or not. Careful
investigation. however. revealed tho fact that
the bridge was not materially injured, and
quite as strong a. ever.
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VALU AsaEAwD sI,r,a ~Sea'.
~ Ut % ct rs, n y. . .s,, ,LLshM
Tksf. Gai ~ vIGG ~. VI
DEPor, Is MILL, 4 o. "a N2't:h q II,
! rUa SALE at AUDi IOS. ISSi h1t,Eu.
1870 thS, do. 1HnhSs nArt
sell. NJ n,ni,s : .srpn Il. "sgneia, ". shall
=, LSOA tbe lstl Of February ,sa. 80. On
o CLOCK a NJ, (if iair; ii NOT the i,r.s - a. II
PEtIr Hi; NE beautiful Fsrn called PROS.
~ Mill, on wiis h Dir. W,osn. In -
Resides, containIn Z be a GOO ,r,. = 10y, no~
-, f'ey Oh whieh viii be e.hiottea =. tns hn,-
VI sa!e Tns Farm ;tdjo9us tha Ianaa
: -. e. WickoEtn. w q. Winston q
s,' Dnisnoim, Henry C.dy, and others = hont
90, o. res are open iaau which ms ppo, ~
, 80 al 'eos OF fle mari, End ous hnn
ano My acretin fiue original sruw's
,hsrna "a large Gu.ig;ity OF eros. dies
| Ou may De- cE. At the araiI. ,end
ara'neequ2i 10 any in the ,e,yhhn,he.aa'
:. al oa ac,es OF GGe low sruunas wei;
'r, 81 ,"c.,,S adspt-d to tn- gr,w,. OF
~ ea'"n sii.bs Aas a new ,.d,,,,,nn -
/, and Is as oea soye th, $50 -"o' 'ion 10
500, - ~. ~ >h.." o;ai f,r lis heal n,n...
| p.,irord - 49,, aDy in Lasteru Vir
, to say more IN resptcJ :. -. ne" OF me
respectful suggested th. i. a., ' yer aal
vii. be- SHOWN hem BY s.s1e. butisis
After the sale Of the land, Ill t: o'stossd
! property on the rtacs via b. SOD, "hicn
of the crops OF Cora, Hay, todGerau
the st, cx OF Il )i.ss, tiaies, attic, hoSie
and the FeImhg lmp.eIn sn.s and liz
| hold furniture
TkKns.--fOr the land, one thirS each b l.
ance at anc : two years, FOR bvn.s, tosrtnl
interest, cared 10y 4 trust deed For th'
perishapls ss.G,e, all sums IL, Ger $50 cash
over hat amount moutGs cred.t, tor ap
proved sndoTSoa n-soiitG!s paper Tbs
taxes on the iaad for tass year b. be paid "
/ the purchaser
GODDIN IL APPERnUN,
| fe law. ig Auctioaeer5
=. s III CoIse$xspee Of tho !IeleLnsnej Of h;
weather ths atcve a wac postpoued TO NED
kEnDAf, The % L. g. tie sam ouc 70 .
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Inc virginia Volunteers an d the G., r
ernment Bounty.

a correspondent, writing from tho CAM. OF
the l7'h regiment Virginia volun teers, a.ks
Inc following questions: If volunteer re.
eni'sts for the war under the late bill passed
oy '''s Legislature. lie he eatitIed TO the
oouAV anu THROUGH provided tor by the &C,
u INA Confederate UOLgrsss3 Is = refugee
tropA Maryland liable to militia draft2"
Ine Executive OF Virginia. with view to
l. thorough upders landing Of tho subject In.
VOWED. add essed the following interrogAto.
fles TO the Secretary OF War u day or two
since:
VIII volunteers now in service, who shall
fe-eh asst for three years or ths war into the
sor.Aoe OF Virginia, to be transferred 10 the
Confederate Government, be entitled to q
I bounty Of nifty dollars sacnr
"lii Inc Virgins volunteers rs-enlis ing
under the late act OF Assembly for thrs.
ysars-to be credited by tbs term abroad,
served ut date Of e-eulistment-be enutlsu
70 the same b0untyf
VIII volunteers for three years or the war,
VINO nave not heretofore served, BIZ entitled
70 the same bountyl
Secretary Benjamin replies:
your TIRES z uesttohs are answered affirm.
atively. Zach soioies turn shed By YIrxinix
for the war In response to tho call made By tn.
President, will receive bounty OF Fifty dol.
lars when the regiment or company 10 mus.
tered Into the Confederate service, and will
DO allowed transportation from homo TO the
place of rendezvous.''
This Ia the most comprehensive answer ~e
are able to give to tho first intsrrogatory
Of our CORES pendent. With regard to the
second, We can only reply that the bill calls
for the drafting Of all citizens Of Virginia. DO.
tween the ages Of eighteen and forty i've. in
GLIDING refugees from districts occupied BY
the enemy. It says nothing about refugees
from other States, who have not been here
long enough to become citizens.
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BIZ AJAX. MOTT, Iac,t0n er.

CTOGK FAM 'LNi-iatt, D<v 6"OrS
- sHUEs &c" 81 e u .. Gic io1 al my
store % trU Cd Y. F'b .t4 - ann, cem-
Il ensi x a. 10 n'clooE, rntr, lie Ct-aPe s'o>k
ri xooas, rsis il & o. I v--'Gcs's, Fro toS-S
Cas- no = Pas, an. Wo - an C6llir ;a's
Soe ed Rn"ts, Il H.tf ;-'Es L lsn brown
Shirt. kots ~ aeie hioSs Ms tctt.n an " oil q
Hosiery mbt'i her, iri.-ralnFs 4ab . Cloths,
Marseilits Qui IS,
Al.fOA sos second M Eur! lure, Stoves,
Csrpetiag, Tobacco UigG-e, &C.
TgRMs-t eah &ITX E'TT,
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Az It Should Re

Sixty.seven msmbers Of the Ashland Ar.
ttllery, Oapt. Pichegru Woolfolk's battery,
when called upon by Dol. Padleton to 70.
enlist for the war, Notwithstanding but halt
their term Of service had expired, promptly
stepped forward and declared their willing.
ness and determination to defend their couu.
try to the last, or die, II need be, in the en-.
deavor TO secure peace and happiness to
Southern homes once moro.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-18
Capture Of Virginia Muisia-Men in
Hampshire.

We Understand that = letter WAS received
last evening BY . delegate from one Of the
Valley counties. conveying tho intelligence
that Ool. Baldwin And a portion of his com.
mand. the 3lst regiment Va. militia, were
captured near Bloomey In Hampshire coun.
ty, during the latter part Of tho past week.
The number captured is stated to be between
thirty and forty. The 3lst regiment is from
Frederick county.
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~ jas. II. TATLOnaS son, Ancs.e,.ses


- h VIZ HOUS. ) .inD i.UT>, AND
- SErEhAL VACANT ACIo. in TIE
IUWr OF alDNk.f, AZ AUC non We
will ssu aooD The preLlisss, II III SsL'AY, ihe
2Jth day OF FEBRUARY coosmeac4:g ~ y clock, r.
A., in the order adver.is-d
|. FonI tcuen-n,s o. $40 Nest sids OF Cherry
stree. South OF the W asshsn I snk Ecs.
2. Vbrss TsremeGts 0E cumberland ST., sdictu
Ing The saove
). fry 'aet Of vacant ground IN Cumberland
street
4. Two hundred and ava feet CT vsesn. ground
on Cum bsrisEc street.
ihe ,eneme.its ere aii occupied b. good ten.
ants, and coullnan ding GOOD reo's. We invite,
par ,icuiariy, the attsntion OF persona OF iuitsd
mesns TO .lis sails.
TERMs--Ona-. bird cash the bJsnes NJ q and Ia
months for negotiable. notes, wiz: tlteraas added,
and secured in each "sse by trust deco.
The tszsE and iasuraUas 10: 1853 TO "a pa oY
The purchaser.
Jas. H. TAYLOR l. SON,
AGesioaesra.
AUTHORITATIVE be added 70 the
above safe two frame tenemen.S on Laurel
street, adap ed for smali-sIxed famiiles 1ls
lots have the usual font and depth. TerMa
As above. j. ii. 4. SUN,
fei8 Anctionaers.
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Ri REDFODD KssCH, AuSaS.

T AkGE ALEUFfU NITUHk, HARD.
WARE, &C. we E,il u Oh MON
D.Y, l7th lust at our 81 re, co Il. mtneiA& ss
10 o'c ock, u large % Of eutss.
hyUSLrULD FUhNiTUa!,
consisting OF
9 fine Co tage Redsteats.
10 Mattresses, III exce isat order,
Warirohes, itureaeS, Chsirr, T. pies, SO.
lie, cel.rut on u ube DssG;
Fee thor Bed, 30 STR, Pillows. &C.
ALS,.--A isJge pcs o! ex"eient AMI de.
sirabie Hardwar- Uuu,er?, &c.
Is bhls. fius Oid " Whisaey-
We call spec,-l a. puuJp OF Hardware
merchants B,HriingH use keepers, and Tho
public gensrtl',, 20 b $ SAL
10 Is Red *UOiIa KEACH, Aucs.
In eoDssaasate of - G iLcis Hey OF tho
weather, til az We tsl@ l. postponed III II !" D.
NESDAT 11h inst ~ the ssnlr honf
~ VIII ue a d q 10 the shove s''oa, GO gr' =!
ekEW, a. So - ~
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sv GODDLN + dPP.RsON. <4ssso,&sss.

-FOUR FRAMED TIE - I'm i MIS-, ON TIE
e EAST SlDr. or 2.TH STkf l. NEAR
To UNION sra LION III Il ! ii - ID
CHUGU, FIR SALE II AUCTION will
be sold ut auction, on he premises, n MON
DAY, February "A, st Il O'Clock, A., TOUR
newly erected TIA mAo tene ments, located as
above one of guich is in the occupancy OF
MIR S J Tucker. The D her three a'e nov
vacant T. ,th tel enc ct hgs rooms, besides
kitchen. The ten EN- ents can s.adtly be rent
ed 10 good ten ants at fsir rents.
IERMs.-CEe tbiri cash ! 6s! aaIe &t . and ~
months for u q liable nsles inta;est added.
secured By - trust deed, or tile ,tan. d. TIE
taxes for Is62 to b. paid by the p"rcha'eT.
GOJDIN II hPPER ON,
ia nationrerr
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
BOAT EN0A0A MENFs.


con. OF thisse. II Tho Savannah Rep.bn.
Ida. while coming. says that the steamer
was nred on BY Fort Pulaski on Friday.
forenoon The nag ssss barges. On SUNDAY
the aid Of the Ida, amor Savannah went to
modore Tatnall replied. Cred upon Gov,
The Ida arrived safely.
yesterday, at
Twenty I'VE Federal vessels.
saw. Two armed transports. Wit. W.,
US,
On Friday last four coasters, loaded
rice, were attacked In Bills Bay and burr
or sunk, by Federal launches. The crey
escaped.
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ByT w. hEEgEE, xaet,ooher.
TOtr tpyuar I.s.e r. 4 t;C-y - sotk

rINRE sTE1'! SAns: ~ hOUsEHoLD AID
XII % ~ FD r URs, aLCtIN-.
" i'll O.. SO d o, INDY more irg Fehrusry q,
commenJir ~ 20 o ofS, ~ tie t.Fids "re ~ he
ia's Jarnea coo, d-'e.s tae rnes OF
Bud = goth ST =. -, al no anu4sho'a md
hes, T C. : i.prs ls,sli z u h usual VI is J.
all % cffyf.
GxKMs ta.u on delivery, Setsaos III y
BY drcf Il %aN % u. O.
IHO- ~ -Pvs r. A"rt'- II -
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SPOTsWOOD HOTEL LIST

T ETTERS remaining at the Once OF the
II SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, Main and Sth
streets, Richmond, Va, THEODORE W. hoS.
NIGER, Proprietor, Feb. Is, 1859.
u Parties sending for letters will please
name tho date under which the letter was
advertised, and enclose postage stamp for
each letter.
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By JAMES Tn,LoR son, A4s;.onsers

DESIgABLE Bti HJUil AND LOT.
J ON THE CANAL aB VI Hi RED
EsAE WORKS "A AU,i B.s.- ~ 1iii eli
UPON the preni.es, "a FR.' az, she ST
day Of reb. u.ey cot nss,eiss ., 4. clock p. 4 /.
a desirable Il iek House ioGatsc rs above aa-
Joining "8slviagre,' sd ro~ In the occupancy
of Nj Browlin'. Iii. % ths u IA sse s,a 10
now commsnliog so0n rs1I rat lot l. onta 20
feet ard ,Uas sack the nsnss sptS.
TENN. Our -thita essh; ths bsisurs a. sud
II nsoa hs for neg is'!s q, VITA inssr~' /
add. d aud secnr oy a gfDs' deed ne pug
chaser 20 nay The tsrst aud insursuss for ieos.
fsli JAS M taylor & eOE. shsts.