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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-22
BY w. s. Berry, Auct1oneer,
(Farmvill0. VAL

UOMMIss,oNERS sALR OF . NEGRORs-
I By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Buckingham county, pronounced at it, September
term, 1852, shsli. as Commissioner appointed by
eid Court sel at public aoction, for cash, In the
town Of FarmvIe, on WEDNESDAY,, the 10th
day of December next, 25 young and likely NE
GRoEs, belonging to the estate Of Ars. Elisabeth
ws1sr ra1mv. ass Nov 10th 1852 = "A' no 4 oS sd..
A DMINISTRATRIX'S SAILS OF PERSONAL
~ ESTATE. AND FARM FOR RRNT.-Will
be sold on TUESDAY, the "a day Of December,
1862 at the late residence Of Bernard 0. Akin, de-
ceased, on the Verins road, about miles below
Richmond, the stock OF HORSES, AULR6, COWS,
q I'd HOGS. Among the Horses ID one very hne
Kossuth Colt, three years old lass spring. The
Household and Kitchen Furniturs. Farming Uten-
sils, and excellent Wheat Machine; tho crops OF
Corn Fodder, and Shucks; one excellent Carriage,
and two sets of Harness, Wagon. Cart, DC. At
the same time will be rented out the Farm. The
buildings In rstrate order, ard about ono half
OF the cleared land well set In clover and very pro-
ductive The soil is particularly adapted to veg
etables Terms made known on tho day Of SALE
EDMONI. II. AKIN,
no l9-eodtTh& &dtds" Administratrix.
CaLB OF PKRIsHABLI PROPkRrY IN
- POWHArAN.-On TUESDAY, tho ID Of De-
cenber, will be sold at Lot Lone" the farm Of
John W. tkins, in Powhatsn county. the entire
crop Of said farm, including 500 barrels Of Corn,
large quantity OF Fodder, Shucks. Straw, &c., Is
Hogs horned Cattle Sheep. fine Mules and one
draft Horse.
Those desiring to purchase can take the Rich.
mond and Daaviile in this city, and getting of
at Powhatan Station will have stage conveyance
to within mile Of the farm
JOHN ". ADKINS,
no lttlnD~ MONTAGUE ISBELL.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF The CON.
/ FEDERATA STATES OF AMERICA for the
Eastern District Of Virginia, Nov. 18Th. 1862:
OySeyed, That Receivers Thomas T. Giles Henry
I. Brooke John T. Francis Francis L. Smith, John
n. Speed, Thomas II. Campbell and William A.
Msury do each of them. on the twenty second day
Of December next, render before William r. Wat
son. a Commissioner Of this Court, an account Of
ali matters In his hands. under his control. -
Receiver a. aforesaid, appointed under the oct Of
Congress entitled IAN act for the aequsstration Of
the estates property. and effects OF alien enemies,
and for tho indemnity Of citixsns OF the Oonfede'
rate States aud psrsons aiding the same In the ex
istiue war with the United States" approved Aug.
3Oth' 1861 and to make and state an account and
ssttlsment under oath, Of hs collection OF moneys
ana disbursements under the cot aforssaid' And
Txv,Asr OvdsrsA That the NaEsha Of this Court
cause TO be published In the Richmond knQuiFes,
Ixaminsr. Dispatch, and whig, for four weeks con
sseutissly befors the ~ day Of sett!emens copy
Of this order and that the Clerk Of the Court cend
. copy Of saeh Of said nswspapers TO ths DisHcs
Attorney Of the OonfsdseaAs 6sstes scs saas ~
10 sl-4w LOYrM 4 1LtDx9. 0arS.
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THE WRONG DIVISION.

notice yesterday Of the raid into Kentucky
'ns command OF Major v. A. Witcher, We
=. 'aA' was a portion Of Gen. TloydS divi-
,,"n, 4 should have been Gen. Humphrey MAJ
NAis divlsion a. tha. q the corp, TO which Major
Wiz attached
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DASH OF OUR CAVALRY,

DASH OF OUR CAVALRY.
20 'as 10Th inst. 4. party Of Confederate cavalry,
a.. AAeuI'Coi. Cntehsr, made dash into Stat.
Ao captured nine prisonsrs, belonging to .
40" York regiment OF cavalry.
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Attack upon Fort NIcAlister

Attack upon Fort McAuster.
AUGUSTA, November 20.-The Savannah papers,
Of this morning, say tha: two Abolition gunbosts
and ons mortar boat attacked Fort AcAlster,
Genesis Point, on the ogeechee river, yesterday
morning. After a fierce engage ment the boats re.
tired. Our lose is three men slightly W woupdsd.-
Ths works are still in perf-c: order.
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Chaplain Expelled from the NJ. E. Confer.
ence.
PETERSBURG, Nov. g. The Virginia Confer.
ence to day expelled Charles 4. Davis, q chaplain
In Lincola's nlvy
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Ane.pted Rsbbery.-On Thursday night . couple
of foot pads met ctiEen named Sil.s Perkns, on
the bridge crossing the dock. l7th street, and
fmme0iately commenced attack on him. He
cried murder" robbery" and other similar
alarms with sacn vigor that two soldiers rushed
the spot when tbs robbers boat hasty retreat, 60
Ing on the river side Of the bridge and soon losing
themselves In the dense gloom that always prevails
In that section
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Trisos Hems.-The following parties we're de-
positei In Castle Thunder yesterday: Thomas J.
Miller and Rober: Allen, for deserving from Els's
Dragons, 5th Virginia cayslEy; John LAWS, Of
Donohcs o. suspicion Of deserving from the 9Iss
North Carolina; Henry Doyle, lst Kentucky regi.
ment, &c deserter; William II. Seward company
K. SD Vrginis for trying TO get South without pa
pers; hs had no furlough. aud acknowledged him
self runaway; John Kavsnaush, Of the 23d
Moth Carolina. Has mt In for haina DRINK
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DID Not S,art-The flag Of truce which was 70
have conveyed 500 Yankees to City Point ysster-
day did not start. owing TO bad weather. 1t goes
to-day, In charge OF Lieut.. Bossieux.
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~ Wiil hs soid at auction, on MONDAY, saith
at the auction rooms Of DICKINSON HILL.
I'M this city. at 10 o'clock 4. T., nesFo WOMAN
named May, ON account of whom It may eonosrn.
p.,tioui.r. "a s.le NO lo-0
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Doya
By G>ddin 4 Apaerssa, Aac1Ys.
VTALuABLSs RB.L EsTarn &c a.

VTALUABLLH REaL ESTATE, &c, a. Ash.
v land. Ia Hanover county. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-The undsrsigned, intending TO move,
VII offer for sale on "WEDNESDAY. bscsmber Sd,
1869 at ~ clock II not prs viosiSy disposej Of
(tf which due notice will be givs1D nis property
N the town OF Ashland, Esnov er, consisting O. q
Lot OF :t scses OF highly improved sad productive
land. with a handsome Dwelling Of 81 .ht roous
with clnssts. large Kitchen and Servants Houss,
Store House, su excellent Barn, Stable aod Car.
riage House, and an Office. containing two reoms
The above property is very pleasantly and sdvan.
tageou'ly situated on the principal stree. in the
place, near the hste!, sad directly oppos.te the
besutiful public grounds. II Ia Incst excellent
ocstion for phYsicoo, none other residing In The
town, and the practices in 1t and the surroun iing
country amounting to upwards of IS O00 The
general advantages # residences L. Ashlsrd are
considerable. TIE town hss baen usually remark
ably healthy. It is within an hours ride by rail
road Of Richmond, with tho privilege Of free pss-
sage attSehed to property. The society is good
and there are two Churches in tie Place. Of differ
snt denominations, with regular preaching.
ALSO, VIII be sold, at the same time, 66 acres Of
Lald, arabic and wooded. within q mile OF tbs
town, y log on the main county read TO 9. Wood
aus. Also. portion OF the p>:ishahlc property
consisting Of Household Furniture, Farming I'm
p'sm.n's, one & or two Horses. ao.
WIN II FOX, Ashland, Hanover, Va
Sale conducted by GoEDIs l. APPERsoK, Auc.
uoueers no q
TIVE VALUABLE FAKn. called " Mansfield,'
Ia dooehland county, FOR SALz AT AUG.
TlCN.-At the request OF Mr.. Wsn. H. Tyler we
w;ll sell upon the premises, on THURsDAY, Nov.
97th, Qlnmediasely after tie sale O. Nj Corbin
Wsrwicks estate,) 6: abou. O'Clock p. NJ the
valuable FARM located in the above county, co
miles from Richmond. and two niles from Cedar
Point, containing about $50 acres Of land; $50
scres Of which Qreludjng IS acres of crask low
gfountO are IL cultivation and the aslancs In Oak
and Pine Wood There is fine young orchard II
choice fruit trees, ana 100 buaheis 0: early w.i.s
whea. has tsen sesd sded
ho {-xn
Dwelling With ten rooms, beautifully situated Ice.
HOUSE, brick Kitchen and the ourhouses are nearly
new. and IN good condition. Persona wishing to
view the premisos ara invited 10 do 10 before the
oay cl sale The purchaser can purchase part or
possession OF the property "a few days there
TEkMs.--cne tard cast; bslsnce a. ~ sno q
months for negotiable notes In reroe. addeseerrsd
oy trust deed; or AL cash at the option OF th4pur.
chaser. aCDDIY a. ApPIYSOR
po2i Ar,+;o,.a..
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4 LAR0R And ArT3AOrIvA 8ALB OD
~ BUILDING LOTS, ON CHURCH AND
USiON HILLS, AT AUCTION 80 Wo viii sell.
upon the premises on WEDNESDAY. The ssh
day cf Eovembsr, eonruan nelng at ~ o'clock -,
abou: fosty basotlful BUILDING LOTS, %
Church and Union Hills, In tie SolloWin6 og0a9,
viz:
Let. Four Lots on Leigh. between 31d and M
streets, adjoining the reaidenee Of II. John =
Brown. having afront Of 50 feet saeh. and 1sDA
=. ID. -Four Loss on 4 s.rss. bss~.sa - -
3lth s.rsets adjoining the residence Of NJ. AwaeA
Pleasanss having . front OF g feet, and running
beck $50 fset to An alley
Sd u sht lots on Leigh street, between 9lse aaA
32d a.Fests, occupied by Mr.. J. Powers -
brick yard having front OF % feet, and running
back abou. lBo fss.
sah sisnt Lots on 81 st street. edioring the large
brick raeider GO formerly occupied by Ar. Hunt
the property of the late John Sush, eG0h having
yonl OF 33 feet ind running back l60 feet TO a
aIsy.
5th. SIX I.o.s on the east side OF 2oth street, b.
tween and streets, fronting % feet cash, anA
running bsca l32 feet TO RD alley.
9th Two Lots on eth street, between and
streets :toniisg 20 fee: each. sHd running basA
$50 feet to AZ alley.
7tt. Two Lots on 9th street, between q and
.tresss fronting b fest and running back l6O fest
70 Aa alley.
9Th Two. Lots on the east mde Of Goth street. b.
tween o aud r street, each fronting 96 feet, anA
running back 1872 feet TO alley.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third cash balance q
!! ard months fcr negotiable notes, interest
added ss.cred by q trust deed.
rol7 JAS n. TAYLOR L. SON, Aueta.
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lyyssts-The civil police yesterday arrested
Aichael Martin for getting drunk ANA trespasslng
on J. w. 8atterwhite. and rssisti0g the officers
Robsrs. slave Of Chas L. Hobssn, q q runawa az !:
Augustus White. for feloniously CD rating and d..
fraudiog and thereby obtaining. e2s from William
Silvey; Robert Cochran, for being drunk ana dis.
orderly and threatening to shoos persons in the
street After nigh: YVES arrested William, slave Of
j. d: ouaries ~ . runaway; Steward Tlnsle, for
getting drunk and acting disordsrly In the Coium.
blan hotel; Jeremiah Sullivan, drunk ana disor.
dery in the street. Michsel Rourke, member Of
the let Texas Regiment, and resden: at Camp
Winder ,spita' for stealing ten eggs from Robert
Aundsy. countryman, at tho First MAJ ket- House.
Escnpe Of Pyiso~es.-Four men, confined In the
Libby Prison Yankee deserters, made their e.
cape therefrom on Thursday night, by getting
from the top Of the houss to the basement by
'means' Of blanket rope and Afterwards passinr
the sentnels Afterwards g W. Goodman and
John Ford Of the 25.h Va Battalien and James
Bevill, Of Co E. City Battalion, guard on the post
where they made their exit, wers arrested, by or
der OF Capt. Turner. commandant Of the post, and
sent 10 the military prison of the kastefn District
for trial for allowing them to escape.
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MISCELLANEOUs
OF the eishty.eisht counties In Ohio, ono fourth
escaped the draf: entirely. It is stated that fully
ehaif Of the men drafted have volunteered In
the tsree years service.
Gen. Fremont, 1t is said, will be assigned TO tie
comusnd of the defence Of Washington Generals
Wsdaworth and Heintze man will both take the
field in a very short time.
"hs Rossin HouGe. the largest hotel In Canada
wss burned on the 18th instant. Several lives
lot, but the guests In the hotel were saved. The
loss was very heavy. Ths building was insured fol
$4,000
4 telegram frcm st. Paul SAYS ths Mssissippi Il
clos d By ice above La Crosse, Wisconsin.
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A man Of war IL commonly named when her keel
is laid. This has no name, but Is known only by
her number In the yard. Her frame Is about b af
raised. and work 10 going on slowly. The contract
requires her to be completed In twenty months
from last July If any vessel Is now building for
the rebels on tho Clyde 1t il this. But it is quite
obvious, from the rxte ct which work on her pro
gresses and from the period fixed By the contract.
that ske is not relied on for immediate service
And concerning Goth this and the Liverpool rams,
our Government s and has constantly oeen fully
informed.
Whs:ever doubts there may be about this iron
clad, there 10 none at all that other steamers for
different service arc bought and built for the rebels
a. Glasgow. The Columbia, Adela, and leopard
10 Eamburg for q cargo. the Adela to Liverpool,
the Leopard to CsrdiE The two former were cap.
tured endsavoring 70 run tho blockade; the Lsop.
ard got through.
The rebels are preparing, apparently, ret TO
break the blocksds this winter by force, but to
evade Il by vessels Of UNUSUAL speed With this
view they have bought and are Atting out steamers
st Glasgow, which port seems to share with Liver
pool the honor Of being rendezvous Tor pirates
There Is great activity In all the yards, especial
" in that OF Messry. George and James Thompson,
above mentioned, In which six iron-but not iron
clsd-vesssls are on the ways for construction or
repSir, all owned by rebels or In rebel interest
The Iona Pearl, Eagle, and RUBY were selected es-
pecially for the work Of carrying arms and ammH'
nition into nlockadsd rebel ports, Tfe Iona was
the first 10 attempt the voyage. and was sunk oy
collision six weeks ago. The other three, like the
Iona, sre long, marrow swift, smooth.wster, side-
wheel steamers, built 10 run dfeen miles An hour
on the Clyde. and nom $50 TO 800 tons burden. The
Pearl was lying st Queenstown, taking in powder,
when the City Of Baltimore. on her last voyage
out, touched .. that port. 1t u proposed 10 send
her aud the rest-all Of them being unit for A.
Isn,ic voyags-by way Of Aadeira % Nassau, there
to load, and thence TO attsmpt the blocksds There
axe immeuse stores ., Hassau waiting the opportu-
nItv fo nd entrance into rebel ports. and the rebel
nscsnsitiss ars 20 great thss they viii lssvs NO
means untEiod 70 obtain them.
Bssidss thAss there ase steamer! OF another class
Tho Thistle. 0ira6s ano Columoaa. three screws
buiIt for - voysxss-dsstinsd for similar service
but OF much larger tonnage. Tbs Girshs cost
Iae,CO0 the Thistle 3lA000, and the seven TO-
esthsr not less than Alo0.eo0 II sppsass from a
exaninsti0u Of their Custom -6ouse register MAY
sli. except The 0iraas, ere Uwusd h ths name Of
0soses Wigg Liverpool merchant, assivs IN ~
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- -
I CT ths South side OF Clay. near 0umee strsse.
aud one SLAVE.-As Commissioners. appointed by
Q deerec of the Circuit Court Of HerTieo county,
:ne case styled Thacker and als -. Davis, Adminp
lswator, shalt proceed to sell At public auctoo,
apon TIE premises, on kOhDAY, the lH day q
December (f fair; II not. the nsxt ssif day thGO-
after } commencing q. O'Clock p. II, the follow.
ing real es:ste viz: A desirable BRICK HOUO1
on tso s;outh Eds Of Clay. near 0umsr street. II
10 ucariT new, contains hve comfortable rooms
api is Ia excellent order.
The os fronts on Olay street forty feet, and russ
back ona hundred aud fifty feet.
aftsr t,s sale cf tes real estate VIII - soed .
iihs,r CI.aYE pa,ned Henry.
rsRss For tbs real estate, one taird oAsA ~
haiaaoe 6. six and twelve nson,ks, for negotaaAle
notes, with Interest added tae title TO b YstaneA
until :hs entire purcsess money Il psid and . soa.
veyauce directed BY ths Court Fer tbs kiAve sasA
vii he required IANBS l. EAVIS, Commr.
s.ls conducted b. JAS. 81. TAYLOR 4 Cor, Aus
t:oueers. No 10
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EXECuTRIxs sALg OF A VALUABLE
EI sA.A In Goochland county, ~ miles ftoo
Richmond, to,esher with .hc eusirs Crops. PAN.
ing Iaplcmerts, &c. AT AUCrION.-As Kxssa,
tEx OF Jos II. Peesasts, deed, viii sell upon tAs
premises, on FRIDAY. the Ssh day Of Dsssmba,
commene.ug At III O'Clock A. H., shs 1ARl =
Goochend county, ~ miles above RlshmspA -
lat. residence Of Joseph = Pisaaants sdjotnla6
the lxnds Of MeMra Mayo. W .odson and others
II contains 800 acres Of land. 100 Of whish aeu
cleared and highly improved the balance in wook
The improvements consis. Of Q comfortable heiak
dwelling with SIX rooms, and al the nsessaasy
ont buildicgs.. small crop OF wheat has be0
seedsd upon the farm
After the sale Of the real estate. viii b. soll -
stating ia part Of fodder, hay. To-, horsseI oew1,
hogs. &c and flas yok4 OF oxen
TEans-One-third cash; the balance at md
years, for negotiable netes, with ins~ssss sAdsA
psrty, all sums OF ESQ and under, cash; over hat
amounts montha noses, satisfastorily sndorssA
aad interest added.
ELIzAB1rH 8. PLIAsAHTs.
Exscutrix Of Jos e. Plsasants dss'a
Sale conducted ty JAS II. TAILOR = Sen.
Aucd,pssrs. noN
HOUsE AnD LOT. AND VACANT LOT A.
III JOINING. on Nicholson street, AosksseA
At kUCrION.-Ws win sell upon the pesoissa
meneing st O'Clock p. r.. framed HOUSE, a
Nicholson street, Rocketts II 10 paftisalAfiy
adapted for . small.ssed family. The lot ffoats .
lSSt, S1G runs D9ck ~ IeoS 30 do80o eefooS
After the above, viii be sold . vacant LOT -
jo'nis fronting 25 feet and running back 100 fesA
TERNs-One third cash the balance q 4 end
months, for negotiable nstss. with interest sddsA
ard secured by mort gage upon the properly.
Lo2; JAS N. TAYLOR T. SON. AuesfA
THRUST SALE OF SMALL TRACT o.
i Land Ee.r tbs city Of Richmond. On the We0e-
ham Plank Road-Purx usnt TO the providons Of Q
deed Of trust executed BY David King. On The -
Of October. 1885, and rss,rded In the clerks olles
Of HeDrico County Court, conveying to ~ 81.
tain piese parcel OF land lying and being h Haa.
rico county, On James River fronting On The Plank
road aud containing, BY = survey made By Peter
Co..reE, twenty five and three fourth asrss, mors
sr less, We shall, ON MONDAY, the lst day u De-
cember, 1862, at l2 o'clock n, CHAT being Hsariss
County Cour.-dsy,) Q. the front deer Of the OoWt-
Bouse OF Henrioscounty, ssll at public auction. -
the highest bidder. for cash. the said plees of nA
JOHN A. HUrCHDSON, (e....
TH0MAsI. BVAHS,
Sale conducted BY JANIS n. fAYIo1 4 ooa.
Auctg. non
ny.A~ II Al a.
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,snrl.cis- ReDo,fed be- Tt'egra,h.


AfBsNr. Oct. ~ Porn 81 good demand. WPYAr-
Sai.s StoO bush. q, ~ ad VI 49, Rod State Winter ~
hi a. Aab's AcLgsn III 49, y lts Drus,e- 81 -
nnd ~ - iof Ntlis Michigan. O,Is easier ZOO bush
atTe NJ &c 'pts rteff ISLES of 5000 b1sh II tN.r
iusound y st'ern Mined &c. Sound Do afoat n,rfr4
s;l Eat - la io,i STATE Two AID cd n1oet
Z %, I'D 1900 buth tGLatA West, - Shlpufd by
toWs, ~, ntrfnoon. Corr. $500 bash " heat !tiUO
bush. osis. z...J0 bush. Bar.ry. 300 bush.
p.WEG", Oct .J-tLOrh -i.sdy rses at % for Fancy
WHEAT nOIiualJ l,w'I but quio tORs dali. .alo. 2oD
lr'h iiHgcd Illinois 81 SC BaHLHt held ~ 23i salr
500 bush Canadian On private tenn, rsas held abov,
slc, Of blYos. Casa Fnsiemr. hi.hor Flour AT
Nhcft ~ dlic 10 No.iofki Barley. &c. 10 Albany tx
rOEr2'li hhs ouT, i20 nJl bus. heat, $4,000 bush
Com; ftu0 bush Barley 300 bush pcas. ESroH.s-t,N
BOZ, lour 81 800 bash Nhes. )! Con bush. Corn; 5000
Luah. Barley.
Brsriio. Oei 2O--Florn quiet sai ,.oady. rns,rdnu
SAD noiing u iupoence aolns m,Ftoi l0cr sale, Of Rcd
Niurr at y 10y No lsChicsgO. : g. Cons dull AZ %
Nnski; ,,les Of 100 bbl' $50. Cay,t Pngigurs
ing 200. Tor Wheat sni ~ for Com Nrgiork Iaronr.
-lbVyO bb Flour. $1,000 bnsb Mhr.', end 3s 90 bull
Corn. EsroHrs-',sO hbls Flour. XlJ 90 bush Nl,nt
I3i 900 huaL. Corn .nf 2fo;l bun. O4t,.
fHfLiDxIpBiA, Oct 2n.-FLors qrirt. Wurlr dnu ,uj
declining Whie. VI 81, Ret - iia 2 90 Cogs--Isl
lw, 7c torroi genertly co-,d with su ndv.ncirr Ion
t.ley. c.tfs Inn lilo .3.dNc. Mes, POKX, III 10
WIHgf. asdAt. ' ' -
tisrlssirf, oct 2n-Ffouu un.ettl,dt no buv.,. .,
- % or superhue. WnE,r lowers quoted AiQs 20 "a,
RCD tnd Z o1Ci 20 FER White Nnr.Ey 3i. Nj
PnHK 'lO0 40 - and dun ODiD q Per cent premium
slehf thchsN.E On Nc"-l OH premium
emo AGO. Oct YlFLpfH lssftl.d lUtpfUe ouer
doh aud la.c. lower cate, pc. CoHs qnei aud
lower sses at Jla1Jc D,rs lc lower, tales AZ
ckirsS sJ obls FloB, H., gD bush heat, n, ugO hs
Co NJ sniPnrSrs-li1o0 bbs Flour; 70 0Oj bush Wbsst
if'ro oaih. Corn. ticnAseE mustered ooIp ~
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Fires.
rtuy IN BROADWAY.


vo,,or5av afternoon. arout O'Clock, fire orose
on, on ,he yooi of ,hc Broadway Bank buld,pg NO;
~ Broadway Some indn mat.lng "h's' n''
loo, len on the roof had caught ire from spark
S,om me chimney. Before twas difcoycted 'he ire
lad reretraied tie roof teams. In eX'lngul'hihg ~.
,fs names considerable damage was sustained %
the binding with water.
rIRE ~ TIE BOwERY.
IaA evening, about Z clock, Ga occurred ON
- a. e Military Hall 90 1893 y, VERY.
Il appears that l. or. united in the SERVANTS bed.
room. The ., aud smoke got into .'e Lodge room room
1 hc@r I,e'. f.. sy A's 70 '% oss,
30 ,,,,n,eJ O. about s2,C inSSard for 5000, IL
, he snyvesant Insanuce ~. The building wa
dnnared 10 the amount of s30c-insured. Inc III
a ,nnpo,ed to lave beet the result OF accident
| FIng ~ DI,ScgY STREET ON sunday hlRu'
sbont I'D O'Clock. q ire was discovered IN the Two
s,ory brick building No ~ De sncey street, oecu
MED low ,lessrs. Schneider ~ Stabt ns grocer,
soe aud dwelling. The damage Amounted 10 aoou
srce COMPANY. The bu ldine, viii is owned b.
j. me. sullivan, was slightly damaged.