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BY REDWOOD & KI1cR. 1sess.

By REDWOOD 4 kEACH A.e1G.,
4 UCTIOH sALE OF DRY GOoDa no9U1x,
IA FANCY GOODS. LADIK6', Ml0aN9,
GENTS. AND BOYS SHOES, OLOfntH0s 3D.
We will sell on THURSDAY, l4sh insk. e -
o'clock. large lot Of Dry Goods, &s.-tAs Aeek
from country store-emprfsing many valunAae
and seasonabie goods, TO be sold WitAsus rsalsvo,
TERAA-Cash. So !.
aul3 REDWOOD 4 KxAcH. AuslG
TxECUTORS SALE OF VALUAkL6 t3z&
T. EsTATE-Wnl BE- cold on the pssn1ss. =
public auction. ON THURSDAY, The 1ltA day e
August, at II o'clock A. H., ~qf fairs y npA - -
frst fair day thereaftsr,) the tract of La hsAos
Ing TO tho estate OF VIM, Z Harris, dsS'A n -
upper end Of Hsnrico. about 10 miles above 1isAs
mond. The tract contains 496 aeF04 s11gao1nD
about IS acres Of very valuable IA lanA. - D.
Run creek. by which Il = boundsd - 60 aeAoG1
suficiency Of rad timber and Are weoa - -
use Of the farm. The improvenaoN ena1lG1 ef O
large and convenisot Dwelling. .Iioaeey ~ onB
oatbnilding& The sale oe thia valnAb1e pGoooR
affords N exesllsnt opportunity lbr - alny1D9e
In real estate, 70 desifxbls sf this tinAs zAo -
chaser viii have ths privilege ~ seWinG 90 e
wheat n the fall Pull poaseasloa q ~ paunoa
Will bs given at ths end a. Tie yer.
TKRMs.-0ne.tkird of tho anoaat a pu1UhnDo
money will be required 81 cash, IL ba20ss = -
eqaai payments Of one and tive yooR 0DonDD4 ~
deed Of trust on the land
Persons wishing 70 view The lanl - nveoD1to
cal on the subeeyibsr. rssldlne - q ol1goD1
arm. = 00A3B0s 28Do01e
An 0-AtAewlts oe Wn =. 6a1nlA N114
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MEm7Hl.. Aus O. It Is reported tAat fsht
took place on sunday befweea two 64mpanies OF
un'onisss, acting ns esccrt to proy144n trasn Of
sixty ~Agone, and Q large body Of Texan cavalry,
were dispersed, aud many Of the capssfed wagons
destroyed, The sagia day ninety uni0Aisss, fifteen
miles above Helena, were surprised md all killed
n ds,achmens % af mi IN lana troops. uIier coIone,
Fitch has been sent out on tho Jackabnport road
FROM Helena, TO intercept the TexRnsi which had
not returned up to isat night
ARREST or GEN. COoMBS3 DAutETEa.
From kentucky correspondent Of q Sorthera
paper, we learn that
Mrs Mitchell daughter Of Gen. L1lSse Coombs,
was arrested at Lexington. Ky... on Thursday, by
order of the military authorities, chafgd With hav
lag papers aud letters IN pessessIpn conveying
information to tn, rebels She was reaEfhsd but no
papers were found on her person
aES Ii SIZE cooMBs vfSDrcATEs MRs.pITcHKLI.
Gen. Leslie Csoubs writes sharp iatter to the
Cincinnati Commercial In defence Of his daughter,
Mrs. Mitchell. He says:
No man doubts my loga.sy. I saved Kentucky In
ls60 against Buchanan aud his infamous den OF 7
thieves at Washington aided by Brsckiaridge and
friends, and the State authorities inskenrucky.
There IL not q man OF my name, az far a. know
or have heard, in the rebel ranks Ny father fought
nnder Washington, and have shed my own blood
fore, to have my children treated with common de-
cency and humauity-especialiy n.s d4aEAtsss.v
Accompanying this letter was arxAAer to ths
Provost Marshal of Lexington, Demanding upon
what charges and information, and the reason why
Mrs. Mitchell he'd been subjected TO the terror and
humiliation OF All arres. ia foreign State, when
alone, instead OF at home, where she could always
he found, If SIZE had committed any offence against
the Government. The Provost MarshM replies that
he was not officially insti umental In the matter
hrs. Mitchell il therefore completely exonsrated.
DEFEAT OF GUERRILLA PARTY.
CHICAGO, August s. "A dispatch from Trenton,
Tenn, says that Captain Peck, with forty three
men of the Sixth Illinois cavalry, sen. against
Fanikners cavalry, who lave been committing de-
preda,ions in the vicinity Of Humboldt surprised
them while resting sleeping, Ave miles east of Dy
eersvie. yesterday. Thirty rebels were killed. s.
horses and great portion of their taksss
Most of those who escaped were without arms or
clothes. seven Unionists were wounded; two se-t.
ously.
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Polio: Court-Yeeterday Lieut.. sfophen Haw.
ley and John Wall. charged with fighting In the
rect and shooting pistols at each other were ba,ed
to appear today.-John Conners and John Lman,
who engaged in q fight in consequence of the above
muss, were adnonished and let off-Rebin Tyler,
charged with stealing sundry articles from II. A.
Pearce, wss eomuhtted--Martin Walsh, charged
MeaiahGn, for the same offence coupled with dis
orderly Conduct was COMMUNICATIONS Of Henry
Thompson for being drunk and having in bis pos.
session hat stolen from James Riley was con
tnued. Augustus slave of DIR Davies was sent TO
prison as q runaway.-Richard kundio and Chas
Deneger were fined for huekstering in the second
Maraev.
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To be Ezeratsd.-We understand that the causes
that operated to delay heretofore the execution OF
John Richardson, alias Louis Napoleon, convicted
before the c. S. District Court; and sentenced 10 be
hung for count erfeitins c. s. Treasury notes, have
ceased TO exist, aud that conss Qusntly lie will be
daily hanged in pursuance of sentence (and respite}
ct the usual place of execution the 2d day OF the
present month. The fact that parties have been
endeavoring TO bring iissredit on our currency nv
repeating Napoieons offeace renders 1t necessary
tha. IN example should bs made.
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JAcKsos, Aus. ls-Ths Pedsraa trseps lsss
taken possession Of Bsyou Sara osn. AseGA-
ridge has issued eonsrstulaloey addrsm = ~
army. He claims TO have gained sonyases ~,
tory by Land at Baton Rougs-tAe most seuens01
fruits OF which, howsvsf, ere lost BY The Anues g
the Arkansas to cooperate. Al accounts aerse =
saying that the Yankees were beaten 70 and inAs
the river. Our wounded are doing wsll Y0Ass
prisoners continue - arrive heae. Z
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RELEASED ON PAROLE.

~. Carter W. wcrmley, lately imprisoned in the
fsaersl Bastl!e a: Fort Delaware has been released
'o parole and reached his home La Virginia We
Se informed that when the boss touched the wharf
u James river Last Tuesday, the doctor quietly
walked lahore. kns!t down. and kissed the soil 81
We good old State
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Disloyal-Two detectives connected with Major
Grfswolds office visited Mathews county few days
since and brought away farmer named Stokes,
who had been complained Of for refusing TO take
C. s. Treasury notes and exhibiting other evidence.
Of 6isloyalty. As the officers saw Chesapeake Bay
and Federal gunboats riding at anchor thereon during
their visit il s supposed that the proximity Of the
enemy had s,netbing to dc with st 5kess resolve to
discredis our currency, He denied the offence Inn
pu;ed - him. The officers brought him to the city
in h,s own buggy and lodged him In Castle God
win.
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HasttnSs Court, Yssterday.-Recorder Caakis pre-
siding. Oharles Oak, charged with the larceny OF
e75 from Mrs. Ann Disney, was examined and sent
before Judge Lyons for anal trial. The same
Judgment Was given in the ccSe of Antonio Solice
charged with stealing $500 worth Of bacon from
VIM. X. Smith. . resident Of Church Hill. Ann
Elizabeth Clarke, colored female. charged with
receiving the stolen property, was acquitted.
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Capture Of Fsdssal CsufieFs with DlsyoAchaA
CHATTANOOGA, Aus. 12-Four Tsdeeal eousises.
with dispatches from Cen Nielsen. st MeMtnnvn2a
to Gen. Buell., have been captured. Ths dlspaSsAsu
have been handed to the military autAoritisa hssA
Nelson complains that his pieksts habisnaly dessst
to be psroled by the Confederstss, and rspsssesss
that affairs in his department are IN dsplossbis
condition.
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gas bATrIa os souruwSsr xouRrAIy

Sc BELIEVE that sse public Il dirposed TO atsash
.ase ,sss Importance 10 this snSsgonens than i,s
T,ssn,,uds really cessrve& In every particular h
80, ssnruinary and desperate struggle, and ~
so.eA IN a eomplsse and decisive vfc.ery sov our
INA Our forees engaged amounted 70 about
.,ess thousand whilst those Of the enemy could
-. have been less thsn Asteeu thoasanss Our lcss
sas near six hundred killed. wounded, aud miss.
as that Of the enemy little. II any. hess than two
n, asana. We eapsured Ave hundred prisoners,
sr,r afse%n hundred stand Of arms, two splendid
yspeleon guns, twelve wagon loads Of smmuni
soa. several wagon loads Of new and excellent
soih,ns and drove the enemy two miles bsyoud
she field Of battle. which We held for two days and
uisats Al, cur dead wsrs carefully buried. ana our
wounded secErei and attended to.
Ga the morning after ,he fight our artillery
sAsg.s3 the woods In which the enemy had tske
reiaSe but there was no response to our guns.
Having attended TO our own dead and W wounded,
sad also cared for the wounded Of the foe oapo,-
,anity was given them to bury their dead, which
Ley Cd In fah view OF our lines. The number OF
saesr dsad must have been large. as several hours
~src occupied Ia their harial and rs novsl from
lie Asd Gen Jackson WAS ali the while In the
.A.cAes. Il tie hSh,. and WAS within Q few
.sces Of Gen. Winder when that oflssr received
As fatal shot.
Th- report that Colonel darnett. commanding shs
Cd brigade, WAS Killed in the engagement, II srro-
ae,aa We iearn from Captain Tarne. who saw
n.u stewards, that bis wound was slight not suf.
ts!snrly serious TO cause him any grex, ine.,n,e-
nencs
Corporal Lindsay, q company =, was shot
Aro1Sh she head with pistol by Yankee officer
bat the set was immediately avenged by Lindsay
scu-sies, who thrust their bayoas.s into The Y en
lss Killing hlas on The spot.
!ta stated that the Orange and Alexandria
,slrosd 10 Ia operation from Alexandria 20 Cui
peper Court .House, and that Pope has been re-
se!vins heavy resntorcements over this route.
The e1set locality Of the fight h said 10 have
been on the plantation Of the Rev. D. F. s.aush.
ssr near A.tohells Station. Ia Culpeper county.
The enemy carried of most Of their dead and
wounded, though 3 number Of the latter werc left
or the field and fell into hands bu. were subse
eaen,y psroled aod ssn: 70 the cnemy's lines un-
dsI nsg OF truce.
Among the casualties not herstofure reported are
.Ae following. Csps. Wilson, A. 4. Genl, Eweivs
division. wounded: Col Price, 18th GeorsIs, DO.
BvsrytA.ng continued quiet in the netxhhorhood
ef GordouAville yesterday. There has been no on
ssrmen. since the battle Of Saturday night though
she movements Of the opposIng armies lead TO the
belief that another collision Is near @. hand
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4 Smash Up.-Aspirstsd horse. driven BY small
lad. and drawiog after him \ tina buggy, getting
frightened on Church HUI Tuesday evening, ran
OF and totally demolished ths vehicle near the cor
OF 26th street, beside using himself up to con.
siderable extent The driver luckily tumbled ont
In time to escape danger.
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NO. 81.



kAsnstrs Jal pktpvf ~ YSStetia7, betwsAa
eleven end Twelve ocasek wsIjie the City N<rgcaYf
fna Jdlor usts IN stseadancs on tho HustinEs
Court tss fact was reported tresn tIat q numssr
of prssonfrss comprising specimens ef the mort
dsHpersta and dsprHsed sorts OF hnrsauity- Tad
trosen ont and escaped. HurTy!r1 to the iail II
was ioHnd that the de ape rs,ioes had removed
faTiicn ri the hcos of cell No TO- and gotten into
the old acQleduct passing uEder the tail (which
Dy the way has served an Ayeute az esea.,e 10
many scoundre,sl and worked their wav to the
rear wall not far distant striving as which fhsv
barlUwed underneath and emerg-d into the rear
yard, in which the work house Is located and ~
verai had done before them made their way Into
the cp-n air through the cellar door Of that ssruc.
turc. ar Brooke, the guard mp,oyetl 1t the Isi,
soou discovered what was going on and repssrine
TO ihe rear of the prison. prevented IL from being
entirely evacuated by its enterpris;ng Inhabitants
Up to sundoun last night none Of the parties had
bson arrested, The City Sef geant viii give e25
piece for eacb ore brought to him TIE wall they
bWrored under was not long sinra built up with
stone, under The direction of the City Engineer as
an expense Of 500. We append q HIST Of the fu-
gac.ous jail bras: John Fritz kriebei and John &.
Lehmorey, murder OF Philip 6autter; George w.
Nelson, robbery; julius Shaily, do; Geo. w. Cas-
sady, several CASES of grand larceny; Richard DUFF
and DAN Broderiok murder of two men IN Butch
trtown James Coyne alias Finnoveu, murder and
burglary; WIN. Guy grand larceny; Chas. Foster
alias George Rsby, horse stealing; VIM. Amay,.
grand larceny; James II Armour, murder Of Ed
Dunn; Mike Shehan, highway robbery; Mike NJ
Mclaughlin, horse stealing: Thomas F. Eanes fe.
lonous cutting aud assa,Ist The city jai 10 noto-
ricusly insecure. *
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Qaestiea cf Orneship.-Ssveral months spce
the Receiver Of the Confederate States took In
charge large lot Of tobacco stored In Richmond
as the property OF August Belmont the reputed
agent In this country of the Rothschilds the we'll
known European bankers. This tobacco, ss the
property Of an alien enemy, was proper subject
for confscason- 1t was worth about $3.50 0OO Being
however, more money than Belmont could conve.
niently afford to lose, he caused the subject to be
brought before Judge Halyburton, OF the G. 8. Dis.
trict Court, asking q hearing on the plea, a. he
alleged thai the tobacco having been paid for with
French funds was the properly of that Govern
nlent- We understand that the whole time Of the
present session Of the District Court will be de-
voted to elucidation Of the merits of this case
The arguments Of counsel being heard daily
TIE owner Of the tobacco, Belmont, is known as q
cute operator, and not above resorting to any ex.
pedient, however despicable, to preserve the In
segrity Of his money bags.
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Arriuisg-A number Of prisoners, heretofore
confined q. Salisbury, n. c., aud Lynchburg. ar-
rived hare yesterday. This necessitated tho re,
movai to Li6bys building from Belle Isls Of all
the citizen prisoners and deserter4 Among tbs
officers daily expected from Salisbury ara Colonels
Carcoran; Of the 09th New York, and Wilcox. Int
Michigan, taken at Mapassas
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AUCTION SALES.
TEISD1T.
Be- ALkxANpER NOTT Iuoeso.e.r.

EUIHITURE. CROCKERY, AND GLASS
IL WAKE-Wi be sold at auction THIS
MORNING. at 10 o'clock. Q lot Of socond.hasd
FUKSlfu RE, from family leaving the eisy; slac,
a lot Of Crockery, Glassware. and sundry 6lAes
goods. ALEX MORT, A.,
su Il 1t Auctioneeg
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COO 70 .x,orters The market has ruled Arrner srsi
l0i 90 bales, including 5000 hslss tp sretrlatnfs
sed exporters. tbs araes eiosiug frn. at the FOX.
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AC0UsTA Aas. 1a-1hs eavsaaAA - q -
morning, says tbss ths stsam. 6sn ~ svessia
fom rors Puiaski Monday aisAt iask - ~ -
tained at the Port on the ground ths1 ~ Yen1n
thought she would return without Their pslninoN.
Her ofhcers were sent 70 Hilton Head, M 49,
subsequently, allows 10 return wiaA ~ 49,
great many articles were stolen issM ths bseA -
the Yankees. but the Federal oAioss pcepasA -
punish the theh
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Ready for Use-Ths room intended foe the uss Of
the Confederate House Of Representatives, In the
CapiIo'' Y now asslis .es9y sos use tne gallery
18th init.
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Arrioas ej Aaos1r Batch Of Pspss Msx.-rhs
Ceatral train that arrived at O'Clock on Tuesday
night brought, amongst othsr passenger, four
commissioned officers and one hundred and twenty.
one private belonging to Pope's srmy, captured
by Gen. jackson last Saturday. The latter were
rent TO Belle Isle as prisoners Of war. The officers
were placed with the others belonging to Popes
army in ssparste conine nep., not being cons!d.
cred, under the terms Of President Daviss recent
proclamation AZ entitled to the usual treatmsut Of
prisoners OF More prisoners of the shove sors
are eported on their way 10 Richmond
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F4l-Thers were IN confinement yesterday II
Castle Goodwin $50 prissners; among the number
now being atasd up for The reception cf the iuhab
ants of the Castle. win bold. pefhapA Loo.
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IL y r COOK. /tcaioneer

1000 BOXES roSAc0o; ~ Apcr,or.
On THURSDAY, 18th instant, ut 10 O'clock
will cell az the store of kssAra Harvey Aruis.
tead IL Williams, Virginia street
ONE THOUSAND BOXES MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO. .s-.9
Amongst which VIII be found such fsyQdte bennda
as
Hidden Treasura,
Eredaxiak,
Comet,
Panl Pfy,
Tosrsst Rosa
xay ApsA
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Prsses.ed--Amone the psssentmeutu hy the Has.
thugs Court Grand Jny, yesssrdAy, Wsse several
against parties belongings 70 the taehmond Typo
graphical Association -
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The total stock Of cotton In pott ia estimated as
i6 900 bales, inclusive Of 81 600 bales Of American.
Breadssnfa-The trsadstufs market ~ quiet AMI
steady. Wheat Is dull and easier
Prorfsioas.-Ths provision market IA stl,i iass-
tive.
LONDON. August f.-Consols closed at 34a1aiA for
money.
American stocks are steady. Illinois Central. 50
discount; Erie, 81.
The bullion IN the Bank OF England has it.-
creased aae7, 600 since ths last weakly report
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CnnAhakRu,
and soma other popular beandA
This To5aaco is msnufaetursd Of the ehoagS
stock, and pat up by the best mann1hctursrA
To persons wishing to make inysssments Sunh on
opportunity seldom oecurA the whole los bSeaG
bright, except about 200 bOxes =
Samples ready for examination on Wsdnaoday.
18th inst. to which ihs attention OF The puha;e o
particularly requested.
Sale pesit.va Tkkas-Cash. -g.lz5E aesz
aun e. b COOK. Ause'A
BY JOHN T.. LEMOINE q SONS Ise1v0. -
iPetershnrg Val So -
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AT AUCTION-
IN On THURSDAY nsxf, the llsh inst, q ouf
Office, ss Ii O'Clock, without regard 70 weaahes.
ws will sell 80 hhds. NEW cRLEAN1 6UQAI
twenty Of which are clariasd-paSt cE supos6pf
quality. sesa -
TERMS-Cash.
JOHN Z. LEMOINE SONS, Auesa.
su lS-3s Bank street. PstaTubufR, VI. q
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A T..IP To AUGUSTA, GA.

A Ride 'sRiRht Through"..D .Discomfsrts of
Traye;ing-.. Wounded Soldiers--.Atteatiosa
from the Ladies-.lhe Hetels-.Igteresting
Incidents. SC
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tosk.
kil q,
FstnG
Atry.
Il Be
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ths 1rssdert convinced thu. hs sonld nos keep the
loyal people OF she North united In ,prcrt Of his
nseaaares unless promptly ccnviAesd Of their he-
Ing adcqaete 10 he crisis
Third Besides the representations Of the poiiti.
clans, tia nniverss de,apd Of tbs peora that the
GoveraIaent should adopt measures likely 70 secure
Sassess
Fourth. The bslses that the rebels had row got
their army up to the largest possible Laulber. and
were no exhausted that such force az we eond
row bring into the deld would utterly er,lsh the
rebellion.
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parently their plan drst to destroy our feet, aud
then to move the Fingal around to Seabrook, and
there cover the landing Of their forcea
How the Admiral proposes to meet the Fingal It
Is not proper for NE to reveal 1t Is sufficient for
me state thst he believes st once In the impreg
nble nature of the craft and In the reckless daring
of her commander Whelher-in the event of her
advent-he will remain On board the rIdderless,
helpless old Vermont, which at present is his flag
ship. or beake himself to one Of the steamers
in port, do not know. do know he thinks that
unless some other means than those now at his dis.
posa are supplied there IL dire disaster in for
him.
To night every transport has It's fires lighted and
steam ready; all are lying spring cables, ready
TO move at y moments notice. All civilians have
been placed on shore. and to each man remaining
On board has been given life preserver. The gun
boat CoAemaugh, one of the new double endersp
lies quietly down the channel Lanterns swing
Ing from the signal station aud from every elevated
spot anxious eyes are peerinx through powerful
lenses down the bay. Everybody Ii ON the raIa-
page about the ram.
The new rebel vessel has been constructed from
the British steamer Fingd, which ran into savanr
nah early In the spring with cargo of Enfield n
fss Blakely cannon. gray uniform cloth and salt.-
Tie Fingl was then . new and staunch craft, just
oot Of the shipyaEd at Glasgow; and It was under
stood at the time that sho had been purchased by
parties in Savannah, ultimately to become por.
ton Of the Confederate navy. The sscsssionists
at once commenced the work Of transfornins her
into an impregnabe iron-clad-thsir ohjsct at that
time being, apparently. the preservation Of Pu'
laskL
re .rnamsn, q ,hs Fns. = :. s follow y ,r Two =
aad guns ak tsn.ineh coiumbtads; Two twenty.
Founders Tor grape and canister To I'll. four.
teen heavy pisoss. II shape shs y similar 70 the
MsrImAc- Differing A'em the latter, however. v
her draf of water which b mneh loss thsa thst u
her iN,fnssd prsdsossscs. ehe b hsavity armesed,
and her portholss ~ psStseteA ~ fsayy weea1ht
ron iids.sc a.tanosd - - eioee = ~ saeoA cf
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