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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-27

"A UCTION NOTICE.
Hercmpt0ry asie of b. Autiful Furniture
OF al descriptions. with rare
COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS
Aud elegant WORKS OF ART.
An extraordinary opportunity
FOR HOCSEKEEPERS.
AZ the elegant Dwelling House
l62 West Twenty first street,
Near Seventh avenue.
This (FRIDAY) afternoon. at o'clock precisely,
Comprising the entire contents OF the house,
me- whole forming collection seldom offered auction,
oenang superb rosewood Paror Suits rosewood Centre
Pier Tables, Silk and Lace Curtains Eizsbethan Eta
1eres elegant Pianofore Stool and Cover Turk
h Lounges ant Arm Chairs magnificent Mantcl Vases Of
lava aud Paran nare elegant Bronzes valuable collection
ct Historical and Landscape Painting richly framed;
Bronze Clocks Gold and Landscape Shades, Chandeliers
Corner Btageres. Jewel Cases. &c.
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM.
Elegant rosewood Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus. with
Marble tops; Commodes walnut Psrlor Suits Gard Tables
Flower Vases Sos spring seat and Cottage Chairs Rock
sr twenty Hair Mattresses elegant Beds and BEDDING
6dsa and rch CA Gasa Ivory Cutlery Silver Ware. and
Bedroom Furniture OF description all to be sold
keepers and dealers win hnd this sale worthy of special at
teEon - the furniture IL all in perfect order To be sold
1Aln or shine.
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- keep:r. and the trsde,-Auctton sale Of handsome
8ehh doors frsm Sixth avenue, Jeder-
- Market this daS. Fdayl February IL at lO5 O'Clock
prosoy consisting Brussels and Ingram Carpets
ewoed and slack wanu. Paror suits covered in bro
eer And was Stands Mirrors Curtains shades Paintings,
Clecks rosewood aud mahogany bcdstas Bureaus Hair
o0rtne Beds Bedding Ours Blankets Bed
ssaaes Rockers Chairs Tables Glass China and Silver
GogO Table Cutlery Also elegant
PanofortG Stool and Cover will b. ,oh II O'Clock
pEeesely. No posponement Deposits required.
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a UCrToN MISREPRESENTATION SALE OF HOUSE.
IN HOLD FURNITURE POSTPONED FROM YE6TER.

4. DOUGHTY viii sell this morning lOs o'clock, at
alewssm u Nassau street. large assortment Of House
~ Furniture Parlor Cnafabcr Furni
ear. suite insses Tapestry and Ingram Capes Oil
pands Bedsteas Hair Mattresses, Gas Chandeliers,
elled Chamtrr Suits. &C. &C. The whole viii he found
Shy the attention o dealers and houekrrcrs lot
sold.
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A BRAHAM vANDERPoOL AUCTIoNEER.
"A MAGNIFIoENT
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.

"A Lar.e special and peremptory sale OF
DAMAGED DUNDEE GOODS,
Ex-CALEDONIA,
On SATURDAY, February %,
At IL O'Clock.
We wti soil ms above
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY (fcO) BALES OF
DAMAtiED SCOTCH LINEN GOODS,
6noluding full OF these and desirable
lA6rtcA 70 be- sold without under inspection of
eoet Wardcns. for account Of underwriters.
Catalogues ready morning Of sale.
WIN. TOPPING CO., Auctioncers,
Nos and IL Park place, and
No. 3 MURRAY
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UCrIOB NOTICE.-PEREMPTORY SALE or HOUSE,
"a HOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS, RUSEM GOD ri.

n. DOUGHTY, Auconeer will sell this afternoon
mencing OK No. 100 West Twenty the
Household Furniture contained In The above
consisting Of walnut Parior Suits mahogany do oval
French Mirrors
hnish Bro aei andLsce Window Curtains marble Gen.
Tables Bookcase black walnut Exn Dining Tables,
Dinner and Tea Glassware Cutlery liver Patei Ware.
prusseis Tapestry and Ingram Carpets, rosewood and
Mattresses Pillow Cases. Feather Phi.
bowS. Ac. &c Catalogues ready house sale rain
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DAwNnRQEEH,s sAIE-rHrs DAy. 100. O'CLOCK.
JIG II BELL A fNGRaUAMS saipsr, oins ~ Nrw Row.
or, 1n lots Clothing Bedding. Shrs ouila &C.. cenin
Sssiou Of =. kshrpach's sale Of Tuesday.
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uENRY b. HERTs, JR., AUCTIONEER
III BY HENRY WOOD 4 CO.
SHERIFF'S SALE-0ROCERIES &c.
SALES ROOMS, NO. $50 BROADWAY.
A LARGE AND GENERAL STOCK or GROCERIES, sPi-
CES. PICKLES. SAUCES. BUTTER, PKOvlSIONs &C.,
Also one HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS..
by order Of JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff.
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IA UCrroG SALE OF RARE BOOKS, IN WASHING.
"A ton -SWO vsumes; part GOO voiumes General Wash.
pgous library, sold at Mt. Vernon lSe; Railroad Re.
ports Perrys Japan American Archives Niles Register:
many snd valuable works Gold Silver Copper
Coins Medals rnre PaiAtng from Virginia; Order
1 Sale Monday, March ?, and continued
Catalogues Furnished BY L. WALL CO. Auctioneers.
who will attend /, orders
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r Z. HALSEY, AUCTIONEER.
e.. By J. r. HALSEY 4 co.
Salesroom 50 Liberty street.
FRIDAY. FEB. "a. AT II O'CLOCK,

CONTINUATION SALE,
FANCY GOODS.
NOTIONS, PERFUMERY &C., &c.
Being the continuation Of sale Of yesterday and com
mencng this at lot No s4 Of the catalogue embracing
full line glass gilt pearl and silk Buttons In Rrca
variety; fancy coat Loops fun line leather Purses To-
Watches, fancy gilt and steel Watch Keys Charms an
Chains Belts Purse Pcrfumary, fame
Soaps &C.. Also tine lot Of Violin Strings Catalogue
q
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~ JOUHNEAT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NO yPINE
tRs street Geuteei Household Furniture aucton-A.
y0uRNEAY will sell at auction, Friday. Feb. r. at I0
o'clock 1T Wavcriey place Sixth the entire
enten Of the above house consisting in part OF mahogany
e0fAs Chairs and Arm Chairs In haroh Pier and Centre
Eabies Mirrors. mahogany walnut French Bcdseads,
ardrobes, Washsiands, Toilet Tables, Cottage Bedroom
Huits, PsilAssrs usk and Hair Mattresses Bosers and
kIcwa Blankets Dab Extension Tables Dining Chairs Lace
Eurains Minaos Shades. Gas Chandeliers Brussels and
tngrnn CARPETS OIcoths, China and Glassware
eether with Kitchen Utensils with which the sale will
nonce.
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cDwARD sINTZENlcH, AuCTfOSEER
VI IARRI AnES AND HAKNENS

BY D. " IVES A 90 M. Gay tFridayl. at o'clock !,
ih6 and ISL BroaiwRy.
carAxe new anu second hand; single aud Double Seated
Wagons, II tsurLNs, Ho,kaWsys, tOupss, sr. Aso
Broughams Harness Thirty sets Of Double
single Harness, Saddles Brides, Robes a.
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H. HARRIS STORE l64 SEVENTH AVENUE. BE
"A and Twenty second streets $780, o
worth Of on Clothing wanted Tor California and Western
and humbug-For silk Dresses go for wooen delana
and calico Dresses Shaws Carpets Jewery Furniture
highest price paid Gentlemen recevc for Coats ~
for Pants o. Vests Under Clothes Boots and Shoes
Ac the highest price paid, by calling or addressing
HARRIS 164 Seventh avenue Ladies attended BY Mrs. H.
Harris.
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yyM Writers. AUciioSEEk, WILL SELL TN
d.y al ocl0 80. tafai street. The eutir. Pan
tire 81 arg. house ..nsstns 70 tart z. msh1sany ri
other pDaseAda Iiar NJ tires = FrAiter Feis md ~
ain T.prstr, Thr e.ly and ot#rt tar o. o.. .p'L
marb,e tlp Dresslu. aud other hurel stanN. VI u
roi.a no.s aces SOFAS LYnnm., Chairs. 1ates Mirror
Paintings curtains, Cntlhres tcagr snh. tnsVEy ~
Glassware, StYvuA. Rerger aors Dinns ana hiuhea ~
ulure.
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m BURKE A CO, AUCI1ONEERS. OrFICE No A
". Greenwich avenue, will sell FRIDAY ,-th ins, :,
kox O'Clock the stock, Fixtures Hsrxe Macon ana pcn
~ Inc old estnhshad wholesale and retail K-r,.ssn. f
OIL and Flnld no cenre street, win sod 10 al,
the trade and families II sold together Dsaievs -.
pedicr~ attend. Here Is chance to make fortune ~
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ByD w IVES co, at " O'Clock. at l5j Broadway,
An elegant collection &c stuffed Birds native and foreign,
some 81 which under glass shades psf NJ by Mr. Gal
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from l.s' 10 500 STACKED tbc T,dcrsl f'tcc' At
.ha cs'o"n about dat teh rr tairda rietu NJ.
Inc Uatiet iurce cciss cd 81 sx mpancs cf thc ih
nHSlhnn inisn'ry, tutfr .lDi.I Siigfe %, htd
nsof Cole. Ma, ard ,nvary. Aft,rs 'f'ti.'d cn-
sAr'tI NJ she fele.tl ioiCos vti, ovs I'VE D.
numo - an TIE lnrct potion e. n. ta ss'fy
We - capt rcd. inrllding Juuir. Siiu. y. y Nf
tcle, vth nesrlv all Of he cav.r ,u' li' Vs.
thIonih he tonf.de az ine', 49, u~ce yea i0
Nn.us Harper tcrri who're y p tied the ate
ms,dcf o' the fsices 81 thst point nsrcfa. :. .ln
med atsly oid -rsd Va - Colt 30 lru toe 1rt'
'hhl"storn, he icncvi's rfh the ilisrttT eni
arti ilefy force, in ard stound liza p.'s l'rr..
ChGlrs,osn in io.c.. he coufcd,iates IA. .rs 90.
ueNed south towards Ber-,Nil". Me- 'uie cor.
tnued IN pi-sut Of them, ho,h With att i,'. AHd
tA'a ~, and about trr~e O'Clock Az ctsAgCWrut t0fk
a. hs seen TIE fore. utar j. WV D. tsmsfri.
tIf" - les.tiv@ rrsufi Nc-' - stated 'tr . t.f
te orf>'.rst's VI th1"1 he rtstf,N ST. Iuru'd
b. the i-dsrs iu.ons
sine SATURDAY, eruN1u ls.'. un''f - .r'ork i-'t
: rfh', ~" foi oiHu's- tisrr fer.r =. ON. t..,.
loot and the river. iu corscq en, vn. utt .f'1 De-
scouts had sso returned o. ia .! -y. erar. =
h1 1'uN'e'era'e, on ~. tJutJ li,c .'t fis,l g. ut
near auy rf 'lt trr'f.
one poin' has bc n d-inon..r.. N -. 'rri'1
to-day, t1 That the touf.U,at.4 are 90 flt b
Cnsi sr fosc, ~ the ,.'y OF 4rfia tttl A. -up
p}srd several dsts ther r,tysi beils t., %.
ave before N-n. suIIivsh's az, Anc,
Wv 7,lc.fdIhI
Wellington, or l,.--lt Ia uui,r''poi that of.ls.
information vas received today. ,ho-iu- thNt -us
entire ios. by the rebel attAck on Cnaru '-n. VIZ
sluis, Jts,erdsy,n IL not mofc than iJJ nea. A'l.u
sumins this to be tru~, The secouu. from tha. ,l,.
ter LAy. been erssrersted.
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From Gen. Rosecrans' Army,
Three Cavalry Flights with wheeler.

,hd'an.osa. a.; s. Va .J,.t Il, q. h. Hr..
Htt. q n,rut u Ci..( The fY.lo, log dis. atcu has
u't be- received rom B-is Geust'l george Iroot.
commanding tie 1econi Csv,ry n.,it.eu, dated
koseuvil.c, Ala O,'. H. l,t
" | hsve the homer to infofm you that have Lsd
three Chs with the enemy since i's SriuA chile
valley. whipping him ~ blily tnch tut The
lat battle suaei NJ Harrington, Icnue"rs, rh,ro
'ouglt Wloacr. 'ut.re "a nigut viii ,llr 'v1
brigade. | tut hi, force IN tao, ,'s'.ri.rr iatFt
portion fit CNptur n ii ccsai srIis.'.' Istari
Of csvaity sfW-,Aif ~ .u,r', ltt.d'. zoo urt
I'd. A. pushei or at'cr th" 'n'tuy Immediately
h.ve no' hseu able & s,cCrtain SIC IrtttI a.
their hhled aud sounded, but " w. y'rs Lca, t.
lley we're sch'"tHd over dls' nee Cf tirsL n cs
froL thus, and their retreat A6 pei'.t fuf 'iclr
t-tp dt.rius ard ,ttarr.lnf t'VT TIE count. .. /
puts ned them VITA rctt NirC, lI' th.r hIf.t INK
better ,han nine vas uu. Al'r 90 como 3 win a
couple Il re .ituontt ~ gaI tf" lct e. '''N 'l
| made hare - th,u, cap Iliuf f..u, 20 e.. th l
and scattering The tetAniuG'r ~ tic o.. .''tlfa..
when sithin tight miles of lie IivC- .'Gucs tte
sallOp bu. when reached th, rytf '1.ii fl". h-d
all crossed ~ iJtd some three ille- above t.1,t
fsrry, uhtr- thoy nm tei 60 tIOtt alH' abreast
never ssr trpopa ul re d. i4.Ia .ri - Hn t. s'tc
al -Aistsd that th,ir ,.-. "a ths fNd ss, ~ (,
than 2.pCo. No f'sfs need lc e4t'r'aia,i uI tArH
mab uy another gai' soon.
.su-s btO CaOuk, |! !lf. Goa. com 1.u..In-.
" : hn.t. 80 st, N4'. GNn.
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PRICE ONE CENT

Tus pctroches hsv" iusururs'ed . pcv doies u
some o. tie concert 'slo0n. ia Wa.hins'o On rhs,
hfs occasion q oud arpaus, cause, such oneerins
smore the audience that al h,udt crt h.f. arc pui 81
G.SanIisrrhisf. sio,r,, &c ''''' '''" ~ '
carr. C,Ss Of tho tue boat White. .rri,ed a. Foo.
tree. Monroe on SATURDAY. and reported hs, on Fri.
Noriclh hound 10 scr,S Tarolins, bi. tS,, "a go.
F..n. .hich Va, IN eS@psn, si'b him ibe zoe
host ~o burned. Nu, vhi eih- surrriilH we've bu,y
p,.. ,.,aa OF ths prcrclr ,ad s,.sped rhc ere. .;
the white we're psrrled.
~ ttijsv NTH. lara, Cour, House y" sisrm.a
49, t,r. M 20 t,,,, Inn, NJ. t,r,, 49,
Atout ~. " lS men nj the nm y. N.'svalty, ia
mOS,S sT ,.s,,,,' mrs.r IN. rsidnhia'c woi.,y .,
The, sttcrptea TO yuf their ~iy WI. OF 81 ottsp.
tain IA s-op's ompauy Nc'- eaptut"d. One ot iA'm
turie his es.ape saturday morning.
rnp Ndutart ofa Name regiment, Who vss In the
hnht Of pr, idiug words for eountsrssns dhcuit fcc
uncducsed pe .cnst t. prcno-ince ordered by ne
~ his nsiN, state, uh which thy ,uen scn.N
e.. -, so h % ns '.1'ins s,,soh.s @ s.s :S'
naticco e,su,davic, wsiotenebaeoot. ho.~s
luers.hvr' Moechuntsmunk. Chemau,...bs's
took, petacui uiins,a, sheketahant. PauGosA eD,o'A.
n oose iock Cguutic, MollychuuhsmuG
Aass.r.ns.h M occurred on the shore Line kAll
rosd near Ne~ London. on saturday lwhsn The tr.In
trsct up directly In fropt of the engine Tue lo;e
motive threw er ON the tsck but the sroasA roll
-d back under The tfan. poi thou Of the esN weTs
thrown from the rails, and the vhoi. tran dashed o.
to the bridge. rirs and tin,bs" .eie iulmeuisss..
q .plac i. and he whole trsIn, ~ ibs sActpon o.
the rn.ine snJ tender preci itated pemeu Int
the erect II teins quite dAiA "a. s.siiemsni .oe :
.is is,cnr",, the train, aud all bat one sscsS'sa
sithuut the slightest biuise.
WiuLK G.n,tsI BIiori 40 hr'uslus 10 the sA
dutins IL" r,ttusrsde mo,emeu, Of Meade'i army .
lie overlook tram uf SOn Wagons, stopped ia tue
road Win n one aipsronty IA COMMIT Ahu 70 .m.,. ~
cd The teznst.N could not b, made ~ cOupreheui i
the pns'tou, hud .. heLs nas 40 iiue " Dc ~ !.
train aud b'ysb Llns she'll ,he road, Vsei tts 50
CONS st tie longest tburr, aud With tct elevation.
This aroused ID, ,lrsyiue {. .smstsrs. Who supposse
the rshe,s WI. co.. upUn them, AID thsy ayp,sa
~hiy and spur until the Whole caravan fssehsa
place VI safety.
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The War in the Southwest,

fauo. Ocf. l.. The Memphis IA 4igIIS liAe l'th
has ipfsfmti.on from tLirH refugee. nsi ,fc.p'i
l.om the b.ooaho.nI. o! IL, i' ,.u.c.ig. Y.. 10
Aiss.rippi, that Joe Johr'tou's - =, rih tho -
ccptioa { oHo division, had been t..- @ '...f,.r
Bragg. and thst thlfe vega 90; nyt- lu, 900 tchsl
troops in I.,ti uI.p. Gen. IIrlassls a. taJtar ou
the -,h with - ,ui,ntI-. DOE iHrus,'u had gone
to Holly Spdagl on tour o. Co., pc iou a,hnri.nr,
Ro.s Whitfield, Blythe ard tlsD 10 vI'.
bands abou, 5nO strong -cr- IN no -cr' p',so' tho
STATE, con-, >. us ALL Ling tho inh btGl'.. -
three g.. n'ie- alotud N'as. over hundred tl..'-
hound, rorr ipg usod 10 caU.u." g. uui''. 4ge
Mobile AMI ohio Railroad si' son BE- opr1.i '0n
Coluu hu. ny, 20 JEr1scu. Tenn. !u'.. wi Do taco
g. Coiinth it Is IA opssatton. ,Argr Ore. is r9E
Woikiu, on ihc rad iron C'uu'h t1 u..s..., and
/, designed 10 op,u te' lo,t r. m tAe l,t C. ..iai
Chsusnoocs. Tie .Cori'de'at" si'apogs N-sus spd
Roher luton ra.er,c,u. l., c-p.ur't "a HI Ilv.r.
On 'bc Ilth irst., the rebel, ioGd' las. ..r. p. &
on the Senph!s and CEarlcstou E.ir al, - CO. i.-
vile. ia; on about twtut, .'uL- miles 'lu Nou-
ph.s. They pumtrIrd tlf.. ~. IsNua with uIsr .
VI artileIy, under tprlucr,. o-I iof," ,uu.
s.tpi ~ the seventh Illinois ,vr'rv ard The
,is h Ind ana .nianlsy, Col. Anthony ia cou.utui.
Cha mer. boldly dem uded 'hc nd'f of the place
snd met With r'iuaal ihcv then rOfllneft ci =
briss caunonads. Soon after he rFht c. 'iutu,-s
the special train, containing Central Strftngn rrd
stad With the rhirteenth rogul'rs, cane lp. The
rebels directed their hTt a. the train, tsl Tod hc
sire, and kill't some oi the sold e.r irry Ih'u
male three sug ecs.iye ckslscs, lut tNch 'Au met
With q rfpasp The f.h. lated nearly iour hJ.Is
ed I h. damasr done t. the railroad ss tabAt tAI
Irs.us tai t,sE agiy neit Gsy.
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General Intelligence.
gr NM 10 "a, Sr SuaI

C.tr~ri Biiiy Wilson, ~ New Yort sn We'hius
Ing Gu.Aori:, iTou. tue " a. department .
...,. .O.Irsds II troops,
tuA.IAN PAPER hns slFriNoAHt srticr on
.a rrnr! ,itng, on la Tenrtsee IN which i Adniits
'h,I ...scc3nu. hold. 'He ioof 20 o-er Ert Iennus
e. -d argue. th,t II II u tue fr'i iMI rsnes that
D. sloull he dlsloosed.
Cor. RrrsIs, comrnsuder OF North Carolina resi
m,ut, l.!m,riy ErL4h,f Il Congr,s IRON that
Gte. ll'i Satl dAy uvtn'n. IA leIahdtls, rom
. wound l,csiTeL iu . n ,tht tkirIni'h On the Rsp-
duu,
Irr IeceIp's Of money paid as exemption fees by
dr.u a fuen u0r amount 10 ss,OOb,vVo, which ~ill
b. iacreased b, one two million more. The whole
snm /. 10 be s,rt oy sted & rseguiilas uadss the
" seIaluA ,va vi tie II sAidsat
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LOCAL. NEWS.
Nkw YORK AND THs VICINITY.


MuNt,IPAL BAsoukr 10 IBg RUSSIAN OFT
c.us s,sr.Iur .,p Fn,rss,r,. Lat evening m.
A.,or House dining room ~a. decorated wth ali N.
t..te OF = ststsol In honor VI our k1s,isu sgsstl
-ho ,sther-d ia ul force Ia the ante chamber -
s,oud 10 the cords Invitation u civic fs,her.s,
resented b, Alyor Opdyts, Aldermen Booe, ,if.rey
trouent ard Hall, aud Counei in.n k-.nsn AcCgu-
nell aud Murray, seconded by william Hitcbmsn
r. their 5..retsry About eight o'clock. the suoo,>
d'na'e o'he'r' OF the fn.',n net' eseon'a ~ tDs~
btrsot thu Common ntouneii'procsensd 'o 'he bs"f@.
-. - ...,...- o., .,.,I ',',
hS'' "p'.e, '''o','ns ".,Th o'o'N' "u'AA
-II',, - ,t, &C.,. Ii,, .,..,. An,
s'"'" .. '-1,. ~ ',a N',.,.,
r,ir,l r,r,asut. Catt y,.de. and other, 1h, ,,,u.
,.,.,,,,,ir, J.co,.,,d ,ith Ku..i,n ,uI A,,ori,,.
n,c, portrait. OF Waih.ny on aud tr,nklD Aa
,,uns,pee - aov.ts decorated the e,nbr,
""'"'
suTes OF the windows, ana p"re't bower n
n len enshrined the Mayor, baron $tO.ck snt
Animal Le,,nn.ky At the table of honor, @, ~.
cd a, the nor side Of the ioorn numcrou, orial.a,,
ip eort,ctiouary adorned the lover table rauseA
.cro., the room { ou north - south. Upon the .o4
clu.iop of tho scpa.t, letters iIrom ten McCleIs.
0ce,y.d With loud and long mt nucd app slae -iJn
tbte. time. three cheer. and tigerl Gen Di. Arc1
b, hop Ilu-he, and oth,rs, were read. The Mayo,
ro.. and announced the fr.t toa.,-'srhs PreA,isnt
Of III, United st,tcs"- received amidst the cLeeri o.
,ho., urc,eut aud aasuute by the gun. OF u.iuiA.
,ut. trt At the y.starn end Of .he room DedwoItL
n,,l .,.t,ou.d Mt IA. EA.t end, ru.pouding vita
.untl .o III. chief The second Toast THE Emps,
,o, a., Ru,la" was rec lived with three iins, thrrs
.he.r. and Grand salute from the d dmiuutve cat %
,f Mo fort doihly chsr.cd for the occa.on TN.
tons, r.,,s.pondcd to by Baron stoockl, ~hnsald.
M,r cud,aiv 10 thank You, Mi Mayo,,sud y.,i.
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GkOV0O AZ . " -
Bf TELHCRA PH TO THEyRw YORK sUy
The WAR IN VIRGINIA.
Disappearance Of Lees Army.
IT'S PROBABLE RETREAT.
Our Army Not Near Washington.
History Of The : DAYS Campaign,
HOW LEE WAS CAECkMh1tD
No ProPcri, thand"n-I or
Destroyed.
FROM ROSECRANS' ARMY.
Three Brilliant Victories.
the RUSSIAN BANQUET LAST NIGHT.
Speeches. Scenes and Incidents.
Ac.. &C.. sc.
Army Of the Potomac.
PGlse Report COrrected-Nleude = Army not
within the Driencrs OI MmshinElOn.Ae.

WIhIn the Drfthcrs OF WH-hIhkIOb,N No
sdsh 'ngton. OF ". Account IRON The Army "
Il. Potomac say. there NJ tiiings OF Leo, shere
secuts, as be has recently ustedAlI chan:ei hs 20
alton Such di.Iositious ave been made .. our osu
Amy ~ will meet su contingencies.
Th.rs 10 no trl'h in the report tina, Gen Meade.
army 10 within the dsfencss Of Wa,hinston
Heavy hrns Of artillery wAs, Tor AZ hour or too
AsArd this forenoon, In the direction Of M.nasA.
4 suffers train ~o STACKED to DAY, this aide Of
SAirfaI Court Hous,, by .uersilla. -Lo di zen
81 ~ the cavalry escort. Tie later Lad Oil yr
s<ptarsd, aud one u an led
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Southern NeWs.


thg EIprcss 70 ne : /. sun!
fues of 4 chnoud gsyfs 20 s.tIfifs la'i have
reached u, through CO.. ageGt Ncuss- .ac 'l..a.
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Of tho Confederates was killed, not . gun was
injured. lie states that on Tho evening Of tie
l4h, it was evident -sso enemy intended +"
invess us and attack 6s in oscrSieihriag num-
bers, or press ua TO capitulatiou BY cutiing of
reiuisrcements aa1 supplies. Col Gilloer
statos that on tliteniglt Of the l4th, "Generals
Floyd, Pillow art Bqekner met in council.
was present. After un Interchange OF views.
it was decided 70 sisek the enemy on tho ex.
tremo right and. right centre Il was believed
that the enemy might he driven back, and al
opportunity secured to withdraw oul forces
thai possibly greater advantages might be
gained by tho attack. which IL well followed
up, would result in disaster to the nTaders
that this being decided upon. the brigade com
manders were Immediately sent for, and Ia,
pos.tion Of their respective commands in the
lorder Of attack assigned them. Brig. Gen
Pillow was t. direct the movement against tn,
right centre; few regiments we're lett t
guard the lines"
(To re CONTINUED
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fAEr nr LANn.

nv virtue cf sn eXacf issaed from tbe Circuit
~ Coat oi Hasn't cUtnty, VIII sell 81 the
Court Houso IN liauis0a he Grst Monday of march
next 10 the highest hdd Iay cash 20 satisfy o &, ia.
-red against P. W tinmphroys w. H Alexander ana
Iohn X Alexander, 10 said coUr, the ollowlRg town
ots levied an H. satisfy said judgement and cost 70
Wit: one toup lot in Chattanooga. Tennessee thf
sro perry % p Wy hupm9s, ntniire oI Vine -,
ana adjoining the lands III laiLin Hair 11oa Nc
allie aud " H..sh xapder, and rpto he the prop
.f.y Of Jno l.. Hcpkluh nla0 one other lot on Yipe
street Ia Chattanooga jonling the Hair and Hum.
,h,eyy. and opposite Hopkins Icperiy, levied Qn a.
he Properly of W. u AlcEa or, snd Bill be spld
nnless Judgment and cos Grs y vilumy paia,
{ FeLI-U an COULTER,
Sheriff H. q,
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Imporlnnt 70 Enrol nr OficeIn.

CHArTAsoo0A Feb. lsss.
llE ogdsr of Col. Blake commsaaant Of ConScrpto
J oAierlngt90 iewsTd frr tho arrest Of eorsorira,
entlilCs enrolling oaicers 70 the reward when they
make the arrest contemplated hy the order.
Zach Enrolling nlicer IL required 90 make das,
cripiive roll Of himeeli and tufward II Immediately
~ Col. b ke. Officers Of oenscilpt age. can retain
he offre. Ivy promptly eErong and Repdng forward
very conscTpt within their re 'pectlys districts
JOHN l.. HOPKINS, A. DC,
feb2l-4W aad Gupt Eaiol Inc 0itcem,
na- East Tennessee papsm copY four weeks.