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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-22

The RICHHoED BRIG ANY WARwIck--4 Ns,o
Q,ssstiOn.-The Bos ton Traveller, of the 10th
inst, furnishes the following:
The case OF the prize brig Amy Warwick,
OF Richmond, Va, captured while on its way
from Rio to that port with cargo OF coffee,
by s. vessel of the bloc kadng so uadron, came
up by assignment before Judge Sprag u q, OF
the United States District Court, this morn.
ing--United States District Attorney Dana
for the Government; Sidney Bartlett and
Edward Range for the claimants. The coun-
gel agree 20 main facts Ii the case 1t is
not claimed by the Government that the yes
sci hai run the blockade, or was trying TO run
il, when captured. The only ground upon
which It is claimed is, that it is the property
of public enemy, being owned by ci.i-
zens % Richmond; and the principal ones.
of Virginia, which State il now in re-
belliun, can he considered So public enc
mics This VIII probably be argued at
length 81 so-ne future day. The claimants
all say that they are loyal citizens of the
United Statea. Aquestion Of fac1 may, how
ever, arise ~ to the ownership OF 100 bags Of
eoHee, III which british house may prove to
have en interest. No claim has been presen ted
by this house rs yet; but should they present
Il solid claim, the coffee VIII be given up as
not belonging to public enemies. Four hun
drsd baes of coffee belong TO a Richmond
house, end viii h5 disposed of tho same way
the vessel. The master OF the brig, resi-.
liant Of Maryland, owned fourteen bags of
coffee n the vessel This morning Mr.. Bangs
moved that this be restored TO him. AS he is
citizen of q loyal State no objection was in
terrcsed, and the Court granted the motion.
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Counterfeit Notes.-Some adroit and un
scrupulous person or persons have put in cir
culaton here q considerable quantity of bo
gus bank notes, which, from the perfectness Of
their finish, are we'll calculated to deceive
10 this connection we would warn the people
against a $50 counterfeit note of the Southern
Bank of New Orleans, plenty of them being
in circulation. Tho bogus note mas on the
left end female figure setting on a shield; on
the right bust Of Washington in each cor
ner the letter L, but no name of any State
The genuine note has bust of Washington
on the right end of the note on the left a
globe, and instead of the letter L, has the
figures $50 in each corner.
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Tus PoLITIcAL FRrsoygRs.--The New York
papers inform Us that the Baltimore Police
Commissioners arc still lodged at Fort Latay-
cite, and no further action has been taken by
the authorities 10 enforce the writ of ha5sos
corps IN their case. The report that the
Sheriff had applied TO Major General Duryea
for sufficient force 10 enforce obedience to
the order Of the Court, it is alleged, was a
canard. The counsel for the Commissioners
al Fort Lafayette, have given notice of their
intention 10 apply to Judge Garrison Tor at
tachnent against Sheriff Campbell for not
using all means In his power 70 execute tho
writ against Col. Burke.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-22

NRw YORK PoLIrIcs State Executive
Committee OF the Bell and Everett party OF
New York held meeting last Saturday. AT.
ter passing resolutions deprecating the war.
and regretting that their warnings last fall
were not regarded, etc, it was resolved that
the committee adjourn to meet at Syracuse.
on the Atm proximo. This is the same day on
watch the Democratic State Convention
meets
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i.,acola's proclamation Tor m0rs ssfeI tuai
pf.vtaliaa Of eommsreiai Ia .erlosrse With
tas Oon!sdeIatss, Will be- soon followed by
another for the closing Of certain ports OF the
Confederate States under the force bill Of the
lats session.
Ar HoAB.-Ths Hon. John y. Breckiurtdgs
reached his home at Lexington, Ky, on
Thursday evening last, He was received BY
very large crowd of ottixsas.
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ashland Art'i,ry.-An Artillery company
has been formed by Maj. Pichegru Voolfolk,
jr., Of Hanover; bJ volunteers from the mill
tia of that county. 1t has been commissioned,
and numbers sixty-Gye men. 1t is desired to
increase it to one hundred and four. The
Commissioned officers are, Captain, Pichegru
Voolfolk, jr.; LIST Lieutenant, Bernard Mere
dith 81 Lieutenant, DR.. c. J. Terrill !;
Sd Lieutenant. } ames 3. Gardiner.
The company will rendezvous at Ashland
on Monday next, and march thence to camp
at Towards Grove, near this city.
The Ashland Artillery, thus bravely begun
by the gallant Major Voolfolk, is to be uni
formed by the county, and tho citizens have,in
addition, subscribed $1,000 to aid in its equi-
page. Il viii be, therefore, very well equipped,
and will, we are sure, do honor to old Hanover
for its discipline and for its heroism in the
field. These who desire to join this company
can do SO by applying at the camp after Mon
day, or IT Ashland on that day.
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Inquest.-The Coroner, assisted by High
Constable Freeman, held an inquest yesterday
on the body of Bob Clarke, slave of Mr.. Alex
ander Lithgow, of Chesterfield county, whose
body was found floating in the Dock, at the in
tersection of fifteenth street. The jury, after
examining all the testimony that would throw
light en- the manner of his death, came to the
conclusion that it was caused by accident and
returned a verdict to that effect The body
was inclosed in neat and substantial coffin
sent by Mr.. Litbgow, and was removed to the
South Side for interment.
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i.vss % !.lrE 81 f8s FL3vD IN Uaio 41Ias
Pittsbafs Ge1stts says:
The damage to property ana the loss OF life
along the streaMs In UolumbianA county,
Ohio, Is said to be appalling. Near Eikton 1t
Is reported four houses were taken down the
stream during tbs night with all tho inmates
and contents Many persons were drowned
aud the property totally destroyed.
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A Row IN CosSBcTIoUr.-A peace nesting
was held at aybroOk, Conn. on the lot inst .
which ended in q serious row, during which
Judge Colyer, Of Hartford. was badly cut ON
the cheek, and other part injured. After
ths row WA. over. Captain Hawley made !.
Union speech. The disturbance originated
between Union men and Secessionists, abou /
the raising OF the American flag.
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at his residences, on nth street Anyns, "a 80.
Mr.. JAMES W. GILL, In the 5stb yssr -, : -, isi,
Leaving wife aud three children 10 ioonpr, sssl
loss. ''"'n thsit
from his late residence. ei"es,
Yesterday morning. 10 nanchss,ar NJ, 49,
sIAA WEST, In the 81, b year If hs- sga ANN
her funsTal win take place from her f,,a,
fence IN Mtrehester, this afternoon a, - -
The friends Of the family are respectfully 40.
O ~ end without further notice 'a' ''4i
I'll fsterahurg papers please copy.
AZ 10 1rsnhy. on sunday morn.Gg, an lo,,,.,
lard, aged mouth, ard 20 days " roll
At his grandfathers, WIN. Lumpkia'. f., IL,
oyer county, Va, ON the nth Au.u,t WI ~ ~
- months and davs axe I!
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The State Of Alabama has a lot of "good
men aud true" OF the soil Of Old Virginia at
this time, in the llth Regiment, commanded
by Col. Cantoe. More hearty and robust men
we have seldom seen. The regiment is en-
camped some distance beyond Bloody Run
gully. Their dress parades occur on the level
ground just above the gully.
The fine regiment of Louisiana soldiers
called tho "Poish Brigade, is encamped in
the grove bordering on Griffin Spring. Wis
itors will find many native Virginians amongs.
the officers aud soldiers.
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a,Ats ~ TEkrz ~ EG4gos @a!aa Troubles
IA Tbs L2iLss a'stss lay. IL las,aus!y afsa,,t ii
tne G'Js c! tr.aes sas.s taasi thai az ras,saa
IS las osn Spd for d great naay article al
luxury formerly supplied 70 tbs Uaitsd sta tss
" Fr6nss has bsrn greatly reduced, Tia
French circulars ali sta's that u ade ia dnlI
throughout the country. There II no dema I'd
except far articles wen Ted for inmad "a 70 ms
and there IL consequently much uneasiness
prevailing = aoDS the man afac turing popuia.
ton
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Petty Coses.--The Mayor yesterday dis
charged John DO Couroy, who had been
brought before him for behaving in an OBJ
stteperons manner in the First Market. Jno.
TERRELL and Chapman Dickinson, levsnting SOL
iets, were sent TO jail to be called for by their
oItioers. ilIianl Dickson, mp for cutting NJ.
A Myers, ard the latter up for trespassins on
Dicksou's lot Lad their cases continued
August Robin, arrested as suspicious person,
was continued in jail. Margaret Pruvo, who
had behaved disorderly in the Second Market,
was adnonished and discharged.
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FAILusHa AsD SUsPgSsIoss The CONNER
clai Hnlle.in's list VI business changes gives
seven failures and suspsus ions in Bos ton, NJ
teen IN New York. thres in Philadelphia, aad
twenty i've Ia other PLACES lcIe! OF dry
;0f taS past wsea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-22

Ranoways Approximations of the Abo-
lition soldiers who we're confined in one of the
prison depot: on Main street, made their es-
cape few days since, and got as far az the
neighborhood Of Newport News, when they
were recsptured by a squad of the patriot
army. They were brought back yesterday.
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Sc Aid for the SoIdiers.-The Ladies' Hos
Pital Associate on. at Cuipeper Court Ouse, CRATE
FULLY acsn0w edge, through Col. NJ Moss, OF
South Carolina, the sum of eighty dollars, con
trihuted by the ladies Of Sumter Court House,
South Carulias.
M N!;2 ZANE ga Ai;GppS SHs }Trsasursrs.
g - IT.
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Cutting tGatr.-Edsard Burke was sent to
j all yesterday By the Mayor to await an ex-
animation for cutting and wounding John C.
Harper. The latter mode Of getting redress
for supposed grievances is becoming too COM
mon in this city. If an example were made,
it would deter many an offender, because of
wholesome dread of the punishment to ensue
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Stealing Money.-William Bird, free man
of color, was committed to Jail by the Mayor
yesterday, for future examination, on the
charge of stealing S265 in bank notes from
Messrs. Spence Il Carey, corner Main and
3th streets
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PersOnal.-Auong the arrivals here yester-
day was Clifton ". Tayleure, Esq, of Balti.
more, formerly resident Of Richmond.
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4 l(IlmoDl Di5patrh,
THURSDAY McRNtnG AUu. ~, 1881

tNroEr.Nr Acre ~ toSeKEsa We refer
'ur rrSf@ro 10 the proceedings oi tie PTosi-
>'ouS| Ccngrtss, Icy which iswiiI be seen :ha
come lWpor aUt acJs have passed
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A Splendid Forthcoming Work.-We invite
attention to the announcement in our advertis-
ing columns, of an illustrated volume soon to
be issued by Col. Blanton Duncan. We have
examined some Of the drawings, and they are
really superb.
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NOBLE LETTER FRog Ma. GAISRs The
New York Herald, with it's characteristic
Inendacity, lately announced that Mrs Gen
Gaines, or her return from the South to
Washington, SPOKE deprecatingly of the Con-
federate cause and ths OQsn ton OF that lady
having been called TO 1he statement, she
writes the following letter to the Baltimore
Exchange:
WAsHISGroy. ID. o., Aug. Is, 1851.
To the Editors If the ErchanCe:
My attention has been recently called to
several news paper notices IN reference TO NV
late visit South, wherein / am made TO give
utterance 10 certain opinion W it'll regard to
the state of things there.
neemiDg it due 10 truth, to the South and
to myself, / unhesita tingly deny all such
statements, and ask Of you place in your
paper for this prompt and unequivocal denial
So far from saying as reported, l am f0rcsd to
dd1, that the reverse is the truth to wit-tkat
l never saw 80 uni led 4 people, or u more re-
Solnte and determined soldiery, and that so
far as ! saw and heard, l had no doubt but
they would stand by opinIon 20 the last and
would sooner perish than be snbdu4d These
weTs the sentimex Is that met me eyerywners
through my journey South, as | frankly sta ted
To nay friends since my arrival here, In an
sWsr ~ their ing uires.
Very faspeo fully,
MgaA CL.ES H.iaE.
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PERSON AL.

NJ OF The gentleman who ioss his
~ WATCd, with Nc marked on 1t, Will pear
Of II by calling At this office 97-itt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-22

Tobacco.-The demand at present for all
kinds of tobacco Of established grades is near
ly, if not quite, as good IS it was this time last
year. The price is also we'll maintained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-22

- y.-4uNA' Ios"Hrss-- E'h1"ks g. H'n,
Be"rils.a ,"t ats u.--t,IErsGs 81 ttr
y lille and before go,ng INTO secret session.
scs,s.i-T 1ncrninE, upon the motion OF MIR
t,aatIee'. q Ie>tS IN = iev suitable aud eiJ
satn' rv4s*-ks, passed unanimously resolu-
tioa- % ih2Iks to BTlk ten. HlCCutloch. ana
h. saisa arIsy tor their late ors liant victory
G>n:svej by item oves 't:a tcd'FH force,
!. :. -..anI-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A Y " q X K
CONFEDERATE STATES. A limited edition.
Only 900 copies IF tbs york. the auth0ria ed
standard. will shortly be Issued. The dist;nc-
tons between the various grades ara shown by
the plates, OF which there will be z ftaen. md
consisting Of all the dlteT nt departments of The
service, aud comprising about dny fgur.s. This
edition will be plain black, and will b. followed
by anstner edition IN fall cJisrs-a lpagriacert
work. Il will contain pls,ss, and also full d.
recLiOns for the guidance e taIlars
Liberal terms will b. extended - kooksau4-.
Apply to Col. ELtNT0N DCNVhr
~ q
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DATrLE OF MANASSAS.

win be published, in a few days. ccnuiete
and accurate MAP OF The ground accurie! BY Z a 8
Confederate and Federal troops At the bsuies OF
Bull Kun and Mauassas. show uR Bull aun Ma
nsssas, all the roads and fors and the position u
the various regiments and batteries; at-0. he
spots where BEE, BARrOH sld JoHSsor fen --
Drawn by Capt. Sam'l I. Mitchell Adlutant ist
Va. Reg /. from surveys made nv hirse!f Prtce
rs cts. etge |. by ls inches. Libeiat disc9un. 10
the trade. W. HAk8RAYB WHITE
Publisher aad BOOKSELLER,
al 22-ttf ia Main slrsst ch
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NOTICE -peliu4uent consumers II GA : in
~ JEFFERSON WAND are hereby notified thst
II they fa 10 pay tlsit "a. bills before he hour
0! o'eiosa z. NJ. TO-DAY. they viii bs duslt
with .seosa!as TO tie reQqlfsnsat. q ia lals
l.wiaS sx,Fsss sSia lie otaiasass scsss.alns ~,
by sa Ordiasnss pAsssd By iAs Uoansii, NAY 4,
aext amer that waeh Il 10 Dfsseatsd, the Aadi.
tor shall aa.ify the Supsrtntsaasnf. whs skaIl
sIset 70 vhieh the default exists. aad II net paid
within af.sea days. ave per cent; wil Be staeS
be placed In The haadsof the CITY Collector.
T. D. HARRISON, fof
a. n-n H. l.. brAAeros, Auditor,
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SOTICE-rhnss who haraln,

G-2glr--------J friends in the army. ri Manassas
or ! vrktOwn, who have been buried for several
weeks, and who wish 10 have their bodies
moved anywhere in this or any otbsr State,
Informed that | am prepared TO furnish hem with
Alk-TlGHT BOXES which don't cost on FIN rth
rs much as 4 metallic or zinc-liped Coffin. They
have proved to be So Efficiently IL mt TO remoy-
hsm TO anv place without their being the least
offensive Those who wish to obtain them will
please call at my shop, on 18th street, between
Main and Bank. au 22-3f +. CROTCH.
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AN AS2Esr ~ NEW yoek.-A Inan named
Charles Kopperan, who claimed to be q Mrj
haiiirg from Mississippi. and 10 have been il
the battle CT the Dist ) ally, WAS arrestsd IN
New ! orh the Il IN iTst. A letter dated
the sth says
hajCr Charles knpperan. the alleged rebel
taken 70 For Lafayette, ~ order of The Uni
Ted states Government. Mr. koyperau is
forty years OF AZ. and t.atiye OF Germany.
lie came 10 ttls ccuLt!y when but ten years
oil fga, snDs' IN -Htly married Il southern lady
1'Ia seitlei IA Miss,ss.ppi, where Do has beel
- mtr"iiaLt III recently, when ne retired iroEl
busihr-s. Va now denies that he was IL Tbs
battle u BAH Run.
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rup NJ, N-..y 4.v,,r 55,y-,,r-. ,sg.a,..
M ~ ''A" 4-hhA u ~'i' 80 ''
FiTi"".--A' Is SO very easy i"I IA3 ne" Aoih
Ue-ald 10 sAitt It's position, nat we are never
asioI,.hrli = hen il dtl.its ia :.fo L.. one day
-.
N" ts'TF tloDS II HAS n''e LIE 0''y "'''t'' l'N
Herald u stli "a furious wET ,uTppi. Yet Ia he
Idur3iu'> Cabinet .li. its t!L~,est..,, ambition,
.,.,.,.-. -s.. ~. ,,..,,.,-..f,..- ~. -.
'-J
,'- 81 -. NorF1i, one ii the released / ed
eTsl prisoner, tan eAlTaCt from which VT
ney. r,..i.-h-.i = ann 81, have. ,,,.s-a3 I.a,,
+-'' 'ietLt , ana We i'l IA1 it'i't.- nov Only
ottIfi0WiIg With sympathy tor the Haseiens
u-ha y,er. left nv ;l.ir ,ovrord,,, cc,- .,o,i,,,s
'o' - ''"''" 4"''2' o"' u comes on
and egUarc.y aiyOrates fl rfco.E!tI0n Of the
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TAYLOR !. BAPTIST
CuUTHExN PRINTING AND WRITING
~ INK ESTABLIeHEENT,

TAYLOR 4 Baptist, (successors TO Taylor b
Hsrxroysl pkIyTINd and VISITING INK
MANUFACTU RHRs, take pleasure in Announcing
TO the Southern pu bile that heir IN 4 FACT" kY
is nov in succss.ful operation for the manuisc-
ture Of every aescription of PRiNTlS9 and
WHITING INKS, which the - re- prepared to fur
pish ON reasonable terms. NKWS, BOOK, and
JOB INKS, OF averv description, always on hand
WRITING INKS CT All cotor, 10 use.
NE All orders promptly attended to Address,
TAYLOR h BAPTIST
=. o. Box pichmoaJ u.
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ALL PERSONS subjsct to military day
q In the district embraced within these llmtt-
m between the SUuth side OF Broad and tha
" North side Of Canal streets, and from fourth
street est TO the corporation line, Will att.ui
toe wsekly mUsters every FRIDAY evening" 81
0 clock, at the corner o. Main and Foush4e ST..
These musters are required by law. and aDs4l
tees will certainly be fuei.
Bank officers, Police officers, N lilsr5 Fir~iav4.
Contributing Members to Volunteer Companies,
and persons employed on Government work ars
not exemut from the musters.
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| osr-Cu 7th, Broad, or Main street, betw, en-
~ tae Arlington House aud Mr. f. Il Prices 3
Fioreatfua Mosaic HaEASFPIN. win whitp
red aud blue iower upon 1t, in Etruscan setting,
4 liberal reward Will BE- given Il left at thi' II
dee. an ~ it,
: OSF OK MlSLiiD-On FHtr rd4y week
Ii a red striped CARPET BAG, cont sining few
rm4il articles The huder will DO Hberr ~ re-
warIed y leaving it at this ofce. su at.
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Mar RED
DI I'D.

OF the aist inst; ~ the Rev T V. Moor. y.
,AMss X: BR.NCkLkT and Miss CLAP,
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4. Z. MORRIS. IL Com

q hsADQ Ks 18TH RbHInBSf,t
q kIcRNOSD, Aug. u, rei.
EOrdes No.
Il Commandments OF coInpanias within thi7 reXi.
msnt VIII summon their companies 10 u et, for
Grill, Jucs every week, uGtli furthe orders.
BY order OF J. A. CLtRK-uS, 1t. Col. Cord <.
?2-2t &. J. PILCHER Act kijt.
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AoaT, gFRAYED q sroIsH.

a. STRAYED OR STOLES-Fr0m the
RfSsubscrihers, on the night OF the 18th in.t ,
light bay MARE, heavily built, about II
hands high. with black name and tail , aud 4
dark bay MAKE, lightly built, about As hands
high, with dark name aud tail. This last men
toned 1rse has IN the top Of her head bsiN egn
her ears, 3 cutaDeUus excresceRCe about one In Oh
long, Caused by an Sbrasure Of ths skin. Ths
aid Horses were purchased in Rich mond from
BlapkenShtps stable, about u month ago; and
the last mentioned one was raised in Louisa CO .
whittier il - likely she is making her vav A
suitable reward viii bs paid for the delivery Of
the said 1rsas, either of Thorn, TO the ubscrl.
hegs, at the camp of ths 2ud Regiment Florida
Volunteers, (keservoir station, Richmond, or t1r
such Information az will lead to tn sir ,2sedy r.
ccvefy. IAoS. N. PALMER
Surgeon ID Fla. heKt
W. A. DANIEL,
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sE.-ss-5TevsSs L. Us Was los , eI.ner on
II TX Main street or near the corner q,
I'd snd Broad streets, Church Hill, on Monday,
the 18th Inst, pair Of LAuIES' GOLD oPECTA
Giles, wtth the initials Of M. A h." market on
them. A suitable reward viii be paid # left AT
the trug Store Of A. Bodeker, Nc. 10 Main street.
22-2t
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Stock Ia port estimated II go 900 bales OF
which 10 geo are American.
The ad viCes from NanchpS ter are fayora BILE
The market is firm.
Breadstufts quiet, bat steady Wheat qui-
ct, tending wards, and quote TORS barely
main tanned.
Provisions steady and unchanged.
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We rec'
papers up
a. late A.
20 lay oef'
news from
ruRoEfA
WAsHIs
ssverai d Ia
movins u
eth = :
couraginss,
spirit IN nj u
Washing
creased 20
evidences
with q
sencies, "
follow
sponss =, -
given. tn tn
sya'a;sit az, ~
1s a'dit''
ar-HpstnS
ton ofth'
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The st. Louis CORES p0nue4t OF the Bald
mora Exchange wllsss tC that paper (hugus,
Jal as follows
lie papers II Gn.s :sli h.pz eoatsi1. ialixsI
ths xissrsfas received 10 he coarse OF iasS
nlskt from aaAins toa. one announcing that
!" Official adyices were yesterday rsceiv cd from
General Fremont, At the War Department
respecting the battle near Springfield and tbs
death Of General Lyon" This Ii all tho tsis.
graph dsigls 70 comm InioKts The writer OF
this will be less reticont than that useful
agent towards that portion Of the " dear peo-
pie' NJ least who read the Exchange, and
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LIVERPOOL, August 9, 1861 cotton The
Brokers circular reports the sales Of the week
AZ C. 600 bales. The market opened with an
advance OF I'D, but closed easier with but lit
tie inquiry, and prices weak. Spectators
took 1900 bales, and exporters | 500 baIas.
To days. (Frdayl sales are estimated 8: 10 600
b.les, the market closing steady. The fol-
lowing are the authorized quotations