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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

A,ftca. If Released P,isoners.-The train
rem Petegsharx. on Frii.v night, brought TO
4. is civ thirty seven Southern men who have
been confined III the old Capital huildlng at
Washington fer some months past among
them Mr. Samuel ). Green, ii member OF the
Governors Guard, of this ctv. who WAS cap
tured at Burke's Station, Fairfax county,
While on videtic duty in June last, They re
fused 10 take the oath Of allegiance and were
released on condition that they would decline
to take ap arms against the Lincoln Govern
meut until an exchange of prisoners shall have
been effected, when they are TO DO counted
in The party Was sent to Fortress Monroe
and thence by the steamer William Seldeu to
Norfolk. They represent that arrests OF per-
sons suspected Of secession sympathies are Of
daily occurrence IL Washington, among whom
ladies are included. Tie released prisoners
are comfortably clothed AM seem 10 have been
We'll cared for; lat tor this they are nGebte 4
10 friends III Washington city, who encounter
ed the Ilsk OF arrest, and III some cases were
arrested, IN their Efforts to aid them. The fol-
lowing Is list OF those who arrived:
OEcvs.--Lieut.- Gel L. II. Boone "a Miss
taken at Bui! Run, July y >ergt Iiajor I.
Grayscn Stls Va, july Il: Sergeant T..
Led better, Eadt'rd's Virginia Cavalry, Fair
fax Z. II July Il; Sergeant W NJ, T. Thomp-
A. Thomas, Radford's Va. cavalry, near
Falls Church, July -; Sergeant L. J . Bates
9th Ala, near Fairf x Station, JuiyI7
Prirates.-Geo. Barker, J T. Z. Calvin l..
Easinead, SaIn' Gayitt, John r. Paine, L.
Reick, W. A. Barron, J. II. Granting Frank
Ward, sth Ga, Bull Run, Juiy2 y. ~. AL
ford, VIM. Lofiin, J. l.. Catt'ay, A. J. Smith
9Th Ala, Fairfax Station, July y d. d. FL
qnat, 3th Ala, near Springfield, july l3 4.
Hudson. Attn Ala, Buli Run, july II, u Por-
ter, ith Ala, near Alexandria, May "A; VIM.
Wilson, Claib. Lang, LIST Va. Cav, Bull Run,
July q; s. $. Green, Governors Guard,
Burke's Station, June-:J. A. Wing !ieid ,i9t n
Va, lsickl Centreville, Vim. James, "a 5. g.,
Fairfax Z. H.. Robert .. Lewis, II. Borna :
inair, X. Pinckney, J. M. McFall, W. J. N.
ktr'on, Atm >. c., Bun Run. July q; II. &.
F'rrelI. Ha,opton's Legion, S. O., Ball Run,
July Il: Wesley Bnrrow 9Th N. o., Bull
Ran. July u Vim. johnson, 9th N. G., Bail
Ran, July 81; Rob't Walker, "a Miss, Bull
Run, July q; George Minor, citizen, taken at
home, Oct. 9th.
The last-named in the list fCol Minor is in
the 18th year of his age, and he is not aware
on the existence of any reason for his arrest.
he Is d veteran of the war of 1912, command.
60 = regiment at the defence of Washington
anu baltimore, and oiisiated as Larsbal ut the
ii'a.snfai'on OF President Monroe We need
scarcely add that the released prisoners are
oV"floyed to find themselves once more ON
-oatisern sais ="
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

Prize FgAt-A bloody prize fight took
place on the river bank, under the Petersburg
Railroad bridge, on Saturday afternoon. The
whose names We haze not learn
ed, stripped 10 their waists, and pounded each
other until both were glad 10 give up the
fight. We regret 10 see these Northern Gus
toms gradually insiuUating themselves here
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Tie HarmoneaHS continue their exhibitions
at Metropolitan Hall, giving all the attractions
OF Ethiopean minstrelsy buresque, and farce
The Misses parrington appear every night in
songs and dances, and the merry hnmor of
Wells and company loses none OF lis fresh
ness ito and sc them
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MEaFBis, Nov ii--Ab bout 1pl yam zee pr..
stnefs arriv ed here to-d,y
ien. Polk Is eth suffering from the effects
OF tue explosion Of the Uah!gren gun at Co.
iumbus.
Gen. Pillow has again interdicted the ship
ment of corn.
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The Pensacola (Fia.) Obs9er, Of the LIST
inst, says that the punishment OF Stephen
Foote, who was convicted for treason and
sentenced To be shot this morning, has been
changed 20 Imprisonment In the peni tertiary
during the existence of the war between the
Confsfsrate statss and the United States.
Hon. g.. 8. Guion, of Ridgefsld, La
ioarche parish, La died IT his residenes on
tie 10Th uit.
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fapt. Hunter. 81 the s48fdsr tnriew hay
ing statoa ,irf ne was DTfd tlt3 ny the bAt.
terry ~ Fort t>ane, on the, 81 of North Caro-.
i1s, on ttiR night OF Tie N inst nj, ana ID at
me ball p.A. - near BIZ r.rsoa, Lieut. r H.
foLss, con n saaiyg foTt L.rs cornas OUT In
card in The Newborn IN. o. Irogyess, deny
lDg tie statement,
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Fremont Demonstration at ST. Louis

Sr Louis, Nov. l2.-The Republican, of this
morning says there was an immense Ere
mont d, monstraton here last night. The peo-
pie fully endorsed Fremont, and his response
showed that there was much trouble in the
Federal wigwam. He freely denounced the
Lincoln Administration.
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AtfiNery Rerie@.-A review Of several
mounted batteries took place Saturday after
noon, at o clock, a. Camp Dimmock, beyond
the reservoir, under the direction Of Capt j
G. Shields, commander of the post. The com-
panies are rapidly improving under his in
sfruction
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Agroy A eeiious disturbance took place
at the Dime House on Saturday night, the
origin of which We have not heard John
ODonneu received "a pistol shot in his lex,
aud one or Two others were injured by blows.
Some arrests were made, aud tbs affair will
be investigated by the Mayor.
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Departure IF Troops.--The Twenty.
Se, enth Georgia Regiment, Colonel Smith,
departed from this city towards Manassas on
Friday morning Two other Georgia regi-
Rents started yesterday.
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Arr5r0 II ttdcr0i Prasoners.-Si Sixteen pris-
oners, Including Capt. Todd aud several soldiers
Of the Federal army, and some Unionists We're
brought to this city on Friday, from Fairfax
county.
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1ofJeaefase Aotes.--Chafes Petz, in whose
eiened aneaerate notes, mNs further even.
ias'tkesore Commissioner Watson last ss,nr.
day and rsnianded for indictment on 4 charge
vi felony, $685. pa '-''n ~
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Some other trilius cases were disposed Of.

OmRibaS Ac,7dtHt-Tbe large railway ON.
nibus employed by the Monumental Hotel
was upset near the Central depot last Thurs
day evening", while making short turn For
tunately there were 10 passengers inside at
the moment, but the co!ored driver had his
shoulder dislocated, and the pole of the vehi-
Gle was broken off. The damage has since
been repaired
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Ftre.-The alarm of fire on Friday night
was caused by the burning of Mrs. Quarles's
kitchen, near Clay and Twelfth streets.
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California u s. Senator

SAN FRsSctzco, Nov tl.-Bspj amiu Starks
has been appointed cited States Senator
from Oregon. He is a Deinscrat and a na-
It{- If Connect tgHt
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Running tho Bloekade.

WILSIsdroE, N. O., Nov. Ia schooner
arrived here this morning from y foreign
island with 4, 800 bushels Of salt and II bar
rels ofsngar. She reports that there are no
blockading vessels on the western bar this
but that there II one weasel OF New
Illst.
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L. :. District r0.u2-In The case of the
Confederate States ". John H. Gilmer, t.
affect the property Of al alien enemy IN his
hands, TIE questions of law arising on the de-
marier iiied by the defendant. Were cver1ule}.
Judge lIaly burton sustained tins constitutions
ality Of the Seqpcstration law in al able opin-
ion. He DECIDED, further that the interr0g;l-
tories pr0pounded TO or}Tnisees Of alien
enesnies ere restricted by the act Of the Con.
tolerate Congress, and that the heterogeneous
issued under the instructions OF the Attorney
General were not il conformity with that
act.
Ia the case of Louisa Tatum, indicted for
felony, naHe proSe4gi has been entered by
The District Attorney.
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Nav fok STo.K MAkkgr--At the New
York stock board. November IL, Virginia as
-"ld st 's. Missouri os At AZ; Tonnes, E
: slas az ~, North Carolina bonds n 81
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Alrhmonh pispattb.
NoNi'sY MURNiN0 ......auN, Is isti

Sfy IN raE CANr The frs, leaf of the
New York Herald, If the lao instant, il
taken mp with long letter OF a Yankee spy,
continuing minnie hat grossly inaccurate dc
seaiption of this city and is localities Al sc
count, characteristic -! Ills class Of Yankee
news writer's, of the stale o. lee'uH 0deyet
Ia prevail here and details ~ what the ~,
SAW in his unohs'ruc,ea journey hence 10 III.
Nee; through Nashville ana Memphis. an,
,p the Mississippi river to Columbus wheuc,
we suppose he made his exit Ia Lincoln
realms; if indeed he ever left thc new room
Il the gi-,a|d. in New York city, at ALL
Cnder the IaN discipline hsorveJthroux hou.
the Sonth, il ls not Impossible that cunnin,
hdveu,urcr, born with connlerfc, face. c. =
ratle Of kissing tie Bible to fal-e oaths
every moment, and Of shouting false exeama
tons ~ he goes in praise of Davis and tn,
Sonth whom lie Affects to despise, and in q, :
suncistion of his own breed aud race North
the Potomac whom he Processes to honor ard
love; it is not impossible, we say, that pro
isssed spy and perjucer should make his va,
through the Chief cities and over large districts
~ tie South.
Probably nobody can Ire justly blamed .or
she inlpuni,y which attends such accomplished
and gsaceIcss perjnsers They come amongst
AZ, they 20 home, and they tell their story
and the only refectionwe have 20 relieve tie
annoyance We feel al their escape is, that per
tous whose trade Is deception, md whose
boast il their success in liz practice st tIe
South, are not likely 10 command much boliel
g. home. The como Tor hire they write for
,ieul at the North ALd their study il, not ii
tru;if,u pi4tin 2aj practical relation OF what
tAey actually observe. bat how - reader such :.
Statement a. VII best eait the popular iompei
~ nome did Los, rtM4ncl.te the Lew spapef
manager who depujo= ti.eui On tlGIr ulsionoi
G5.e and derpised mission. lie narratives OF
g--h writer's axe, therefore, Tie sTosse5t carl
c.aares; aud instead Of informing ne popu-
lar u4ird al home CT = Lat they pretend IL
doasEibt, serve only % coullrm II IL chronic
crIors AND pleiuGicys Russell, Of the Lon
don Times, Is the most respectable Of these
csric~turists; aud tits poor, crawling sp' ,
who pretends 20 have recently been to Ricl >
raoud, one Of the most contemplate.
Even when these writers tell the truth 10
their distant readers it loses it's value beir =
received with that di-tru-t which is instiu, =
lively icli for al tie emanations of scoml-
Icclism. Without undertaking TO distinguish
h.truihl,l tiola the uu,futlftll, y,e make few
.xlaeis elsewhere from the letter of this pre- :
le;ried -,y in oar camp--prernising tbattI.e let
ter i-illustftt.4 b! an elaborate map purportine
ing varioa- camp grounds, entertainments, and
principal buildings. GA ground plan, uanrke d
Richmond"
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Noyor'& Court-Wrl. Brown, arrested tor
aiding and ;lbetting VIM. \. Miller in obtain
ing goods and nlouey from King & lambeth
on SATURDAY.
Michael Mccarthy was acquitted Of the
charge of threatening to shoot Robert Olden
and wife
James Sullivan alias : Michael I.aary.
charged vi. h fighting i'll the street, WAS re
an,inded for trial. Jerry DOnaHoe, included
in the same warrant, WAS discharged.
Barnett Loving, charged with aseaulting
ANTHONY Brady, was required TO give surely
Tor his good behavior
Maria. p slave, was ordered twenty-five
lashes for assaultiDg white person; and
Washington, slave ef David Baker, fifteen
for stealing provisions from the Exchange
Hotel.
Some other triling cases We're disnosad o..
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, -, a..
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ing IL '"'''f '0''''''' e' '''> ,'ii'
p "r'''''"a@' ." q k''''''o l'" ''-'' Neo
N''''i''o'''- -.--
NEW YorK.--The city Of New York has
u1.iou,teiiy si4nnlized itself in the present
war Il L.s t,r,,c, al tha other Western ci
,ies in the shade. boston and Pniladelphia
together have not approached the energy. ex-
..rtior, and ',yors nf th. Ernn;re ritr In can
ir,l men a,1uau,er,f,. New Yorh hg4 been the
ha,lt.ue of The invasion Her n->r -aanel-
l.,.,,l ga. ,..,. =, ,;..,,,,,.,, tl... wa, ,,a.
.iors .f the Martin her neearters hay
,t..,,..,.r.t .,7,s,l,.,o.s from ita ,,Y,ri, her
mai, 49,, ,.,i.i ,u.r.,,,l.a f,. ,.,,j,.. sn,
,,,,,rIar L.. vary ,.o,.,-n lova rr..ol an
-, ,,ilit.,,. ,,,iF.,,. :. doll - blood
"a - ". yo,l. IA go, :.
loj1 hacl rom fiji. ,.,,u,s..J ,,..,. II con-
,,, l.,,.. l.-,, ,r,..a4 nor c,nI3 sr,. ha,-,
Iaa,, ,,oosd ;n,, Il Iv any n,,,ar ~ ,b-
,,,-,.,.,,,4o ~ rho ,,.,,ar.,i ro,.o,,.,,,,t e..
.,a.d no, l,,-. ,,r,.i,,,oi bar.otfa fr.a 81. =.
e.. so,,.a of her ;an,nl- .f,r s,.ca.s;,., b,,n-
.r;,i.sl H.. rr.,..,I.l t. ,.,,ld <b. nd d.,
i,,,-a ,.;sdd -, ,,,n,, !, hahelfof,h. south .u
b.. c,.,,..,... l,.1I,,.9 c., 49,, I,,..1,.,,.
ma, Oh, ,ro,,II :; e., .,.o., .,f 40.
,.;o, hin, a,,.,nn,sd ST. ,o;,,,t hors "a
manned .;,onlv massive and ,La uar will
ant bar Aid would have t..,.,, a ,,,a,a fare.
With nerf.c, safaf, =, hen. o,,-,, I,,e,es.s 49,.
could have pursued the conrse--a course
urompted Is every confederation Of copsis-
,.ucy will her political principles aad g.
eratjtule to section whose commerce haa
ll,fa ler what she is. What would New
York hay. been without commerce. And
what would be her commerce without the
or.a, Soutleru stanIes : The enormous
amounts she 10 expendiny in this war shows
hat abe appre ciates the great source Of her
wealth and power, whilst the fac, that she is
eapeudin0 these amounts in making war upon
those who have made her rich is an exhibition
If ingratitude and faulty Unparalleled III the
history Of the world. We can never expect
such community to see the a,rocity Of in
gratitude, bat it might have saved its hundred
million. and the future Southern trade, both
now lost forever, to its unspeakable ienlorfe
and nj sery. Let the war terminate az it may,
New York j. ii doomed city and if ever
,ity deserved to be doomed and damned, il IL
,h.,, Sodom of America
Let ii never be forgotten that New lolA
tar shown bv her enormous contributions to
the war. that she was able financially, mo-
rally, and physically, To have stood alcof from
49, Lincoln scheme Of coercion, and, instead
Of suffering from such a course, would have
been some hundreds of millions better oft in
pocket at this moment, with fair prospect Of
ultimately recovering the Southern trade. She
vyas bound 81 withhold her aid from Lincoln Nv
..vsrv d;eta,e of iustice and generositv 80
IN x,.d;.nry Sb,. had ever nrofessed
/. &. ,bern in ,,j,ci,ia an1 sant;,o,r+
sha WA, IN. great Democratic city. and the
,.,tpr,l nllv Of the apricrlt.ral South Her
..... ia ,.,,,b, tho S,,,h 70 L.r.,a. ,l,..+
$780, N''''
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NEW rURy.lcAT1Oy..

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by AUTHORITY or THE STATE or
ID VIRGINIA.
ME- MANUAL.
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Evolutions OF the Regiment;
Light Artillery Tactics
Honors Paid by Troops;
Duties of Captains
Companies,
Duties In Camp aud 0arriso1s:
The Stad Battles;
Court MsTtials, and tbs
Articles of Way.
Pdcs, s25o by mall, 81.
Rites and Rifle Practice Al ;.lcrnentary Treatise
upon the Theory of Rife Firing. explaining
the causes of inaccaracy Of fire and tho rQar-
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lafaatTy Rides Of Europe and tbs United
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Notes on Saa-Coa5t Defence. Consisting If Sea
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fafsf Sis9iar Afdi-.-A .efl,g man
named Thomas Moran was fatally wounded
by pistol shot In Dr,nheller's bar room,
broad street near Brook Avenue, last Thurs.
day evening, about o'clock. It appears from
wfat we have beard that person who repre-
aenled himself to he captain of a military
company. had dispute with the proprietor of
The house IN the morning, in regard to max ing
change fer n note, aud on leaving said he
woUtd see him again. lie returned al night
with several others, and commenced n violent
demonstrations III the course Of which young
Moran. who waa acting as bar keeper, re
crIved a pistol ball in bis stomach. from the
effects Of which he died on Friday, at
o'clock 7. VI. The deceased had taken no
part IN the difficulty, and the shooting ap
pears 10 have been an uuprovoaed outrage
IN Inquest WAS held by Acting Coroner
SsliXay, assisted nv Constable Freeman, but
the testimony furnished no clue 10 the appre-
hension of the murderer, and IA verdict was
accordingly rendered that the death OF Moran
was caused by IA wound inflicted by some per
son unknown to the jury. 1t Is a pity Ihlt
such deed of blood shoGid be allowed To 20
UNPUBLISHED, and we vet have hopes that the
guilty party will be found aud brought to JUS
tice The funeral took place on SATURDAY.
from the residence of alr John Moran, bro
ther Of the deceased on 9Th street
Tie Case %; Er, Commander BoufutN. The
petition Of T. 2slcd Il Boutwell,, for a writ of
1,lbCuS corpus, came up again before Jude
Meredith on Saturday l. appears that after
the proceedings We're instituted, tie Governor
OF Virginia issued warrant luder the au-
thonty OF an ordinance PASSED by the Con
yeut.on IN June lost for the apprehension aud
securing ri suspicious per sons directing the
Sheriff OF the city of Richmond Ia inu,i OF
the party named, aud hold bin unit: further
orders. Toe care was fully argned by D4-
trict Attorney Ayiett for tie Government
aud Mr.. Iowison for the petitioner Judge
Meredith, ii his decision, took the ground
that statute Of Virginia invested tho Gov
ernor with absolute power TO arrest eHs-
pectod parties. aliens 80 Virginia. The
this act to the sole ipgnry whittier
or not the parry apply ng for the
writ i Or il not a citizen Il Virginia # ne
Is not, the power OF The Governor 10 arrest
and imFTison him Is unrestricted, and The
Court cannot review the decision of the EX-
ecu,iye; nor viii the Wit OF hGbsaS c0yyLy al
ford relief to the party. A. to the question
whether or not Boutwai w4aa citizen of Nir.
@lni,. the Court decided thai, by !elnAinina
III y dsG!ng'on aHer the secession Of NirI
.ll,i, he h;ld elected that place a. lis d0auiyil
t'd that Therefore no WA constrained 10 re
fuse blm tue writ applied for The CVur,
added, however, ;hal the evidence proved
Commander boutwell, To be all honorable u.uI,
and oil, er, and rot Il shadow of Suspicion Il.
tacaed to AiD! upon the evidence adduced.-
/ re prisoner Was then nOmmaiiv transferred
10 ne custvdy of the Sheriff Of Richmond,
bul at lis own request was permitted to Ie-
maui IL the county jail.
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Another Attack Upon Columbus Apprs-
hshdod.
CeLuMBus, Nov. l6-This place Is threat
ened with another formidable attack.
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ADjUTANT GIN R4<.'1 us.1,E.t

RIt HMoND "a log i6 l:ol
~ +. = e Il 4 L. ORDERS Vi. ar zen Al.
M Is 'gatiie7 GeEATals. AMI G. GuuI "a. Ks T..
HI gimeDts OF the %iiita # JSs ~tt-- vi ,rr ctIv
Tepo 10 a7y acquisitions ~ icA Iaay D. made u,
NJ iar-Gy reals or 3 IL -ttenassia Fl the Con
federste Sta'es, AM n edI tsiy report IA tzs D
partment the number Of Militia ali q olg 30 : ra,
such requisiiDn 4 command
SEM. Il. hI"T = paON.
TO F--St Af{u-a-t 90 p--,
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PEER san 81.

n Office All PEI s"':s AZ 5,sr...., Al - .u.cr
Z cit JOHN MILLER -. ~ q , .-...,.s r uss
him any hing ii ie 10 me- - ip has p. .,-.: elE +
Hill not be responsible. I, r any a>t D.. ij<
no Is-3ts REM ]. %ETEs.
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CFF-CE % TIE Id DOA;I%ToI(
SAYINGS BRNK Nov. "a leai
DH ORDER Of the Presiden. and Bead / Di
rectos of this sewing Bank, tie Isl ue Of
small notes Is discontinue
The issue win be redeemed ~ bsnlahl+ fir A. At
tn office of the Bank, No lpt n ain stree,
DO lS-6t JNH. :. RE4NAULT CASH r
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4 DMIN ISrhAguh = SALE ot "a
"A GROES.--0n TUESDAY next, ls.a ~
J viii soil 81 the Auction iicol Of pltA4H
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HAIS, RYE AND CORN
So bag heavy SEED OATS,
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HIST RECEIVED ...,l..,
81 i5g toxes saaeh KzI>'nr. 80 ee,'. as -'''
10 bbls. or2ngrs, 70 doz. mesh Lobster
10 cases Saralres in and boxes, 49,.
20 d. z.n P.Skled oys:ers; - DOZEN ~ ''F'
s,xsa pickles, rssor'i ice 0to C'saT'
100 packages best Cbevips TcbAecf
20 rsses Snak ng Tobacco. ...,..L
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