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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-29
WASHINGTON, October 25.-E. A. Paul
sends the following to this bureau:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAc)

WASHINGTON, October 25.-E. A. Paul
sends the following to this bureau:
uEADoUARrERs ARMY PoToMAol
81 October 25. {
The enemy's infantry recrossed the Rap
pah annock this morning upon two pontoon
bridges, near Orange and Alexandria Rail-
road bridge, and driving back General
Gregg's cavslry division, which lost heaY-
lily, they had short engagement with two
brigades of our infantry, one belonging to
the Second Corps. the other to the Third
Corps. The enemy now occupy the lines,
the left Of which rests near Beverly Ford,
crossing railroad near Bolton Station, and
extending toward Stafford Courthouse.
Col. D. Evans brigade Of Gen. Butord's
command had a severe fight this morning
near Bolton Station. The enemy showed
only infantry in the front.
Among the killed in Gen. Gregg's COM
mand is Major c. Fl. Tsggard. Second Penn
sylvania Cavalry, formerly of Gen. Kilpat-
rick's staff. Maj. Taggart was shot through
the knee, which was so badly shattered as
to render amputation necessary; death en-
sued a short time after the operation was
performed. The deceased formerly resided
in Philadelphia. He was considered the
best swordsman in the army.
The bark Urania, from Cape of Good
Hope, Aug. 28th, via. st. Helena, Sept. IL,
arrived here and reports that the bark Sea-
bride, of Boston, was captured by the Ala
bama in sight OF the hsrbor of Table Bay.
She also reports the capture Of the bark
Anna F. Schmidt. of Boston.
The Florida and Tuscaloosa were cruising
on the coast Semmes had declared he
would hang Captain Cooper of the Urania
for flying the Stars and Stripes in port while
anchored near the Alabama.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

MEMPHIS, Oct 22.-Hurlbut's scouts re-
port Loring at Grenada, watching the ex-
pected advance of McPherson's forces from
Vick.burg. Adams is guarding the Jackson
q Meridian and Mobile & Ohio Railroads
against expected raids. No troops are now
at altoona, all having gone to join Wheeler,
Stephen D. Lee. Roddy and Forrest: The
latter are in Sherman's immediate advance,
tearing up the railroad south of the Tennes-
see river. between Tuscumbia and Decatur.
and to have force 10000 strong. Oster-
haus' division, which is in advance, bad an:
other severe fight yesterday, losing Colonel
Lorenz, of the Both Iowa, and seven men
killed and twenty wounded.
Sherman's hospital depot is at luke
Chalmers is reported south Of the Talia-
hatchie river, recruiting for another raid on
the Memphis and Charleston railroad.
Southern papers of the 10th, state Bragg
draws $50 600 ratons. This is shought to
be for a purpose. The balance OF Long
streets corps had arrived from Virginia.
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@Gen. Rosecrans on his arrival at Gin
einnali was met at the boat by an immense
number of the people, who escorted him in
procession to the Burnet House, where he
was welcomed in handsome speech by
Judge storer, in reply to which the General
asserted that the Administration were not
to blame for his removal from command,
nor Gen. Crittenden nor Gen. M cCook. Gen
r. spoke in terms of contemptious levity Of
the petty newspaper charges against him
He afterwards made another speech at the
Merchants Exchange of similar import, and
left .own for his family residence in the
country. He is exceedingly popular in Gin
cinusti and Ohio, and indeed in the West
generally and stands as high in public esti-
nation elsewhere as any Federal General
In service.
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@Among the familiar faces We have
been accustomed to greet, an opportunity
must not be sighted to notice the departure
of M w. A. Brown for Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
long and favorably known to the public. as
the gentleInanly and attentive Clerk Of the
"LEE HOUSE. Whstever be his future field
of action, he has our cordial wishes tn at sue
cess and happiness attend.
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Commercial
NASHVILLE MARKFTT

Sugar-New Orleans, 121S to l5c. 1868.
Bbls. &c. Half
COFFEE 80 to 35e with upward tendencv
WHEAT.-Red 81 05; White 81 15@I o.
FLoUB.-Selling atfrom Sc 0O@7 90.
Whisky.-Market firm Ross & Newell.
MUM sellingi at sac. - Pre-
Crush Sugar, lie.
Gran &C tic.
Loaf &c Tie.
BAooN.-sides Sc; Hams 1o@l2c; should.,
611 cents.
LARD.-10 to 121<c, per b.
HEMP.-$12O to $l25 per ton.
ToBAoco.-Selling at 7@16c TBS.
MACKEREL:-Bbls. No. 2, $1s; Halfbbls. rm
Quarters 81 90. wv
SALT.-50c. p bushel.
Shoe S%@5c. -10'Se
NAILs.-$5 25 for 1Od.
RIoE.-ec. y ID.
FEATHERs.-46 cents lbs.
FLAX SEED.-$1 Is per busbef-
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@Gen. Schofeld has issue an orderre
lieviDg Gen. Mcneil of the com mand ofthe
District Of Southwest Missouri, and placing
him in command of the District Of the From
tier, Vice Gen. Blunt, who is ordered to re-
port at Leavenworth. Gen. Ssnborn takes
command of Southwest Missouri. Gen.
Ewing's District of the Border is exteDded so
as to embrace the entire State of Kansas.
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LOUISVILLE. Oct 25.-It is reported that
200 Rebel cavalry were at Harrodsburg this
morning. Danville details say in yesterday
mornings Rebel raid our quarternaster and
commissary stores were burned, and several
citizens robbed by seventy five gnerrillas.-
After an hour and half, they went to
Sheby's farm and stole $50 Government
horses there pastured. Captain Simpson.
Provost-M arshal of Stanford, with about IL
men, afterward recaptured these horses and
four Of the robbers. Our cavalry are in hot
pursuit and will probably capture or kill all
these robbers.
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@The following uamed officers leave
the army on December LIST, to take their
seats in the U. s. House of Representatives:
Gen. R. G. Schenck, 4d district; Ohio; Gen
John A. Garfield, 18th district, Ohio; Gen.
Ebenezer Dumont, 9th district. Indiana;
Gen. Green Clay Smith, 9th district. Ken
lucky; Gen Ben. F Loan, 7th district, Mis-.
scuri; Gen. F. P. Blair, LIST district, Mis-
sonr; Col. VIM. R. Morrison 18th district,
Illinois.
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SALES OF FAYErTE LAND-A portion OIL

SALES OF FAYETTE LAND.-A portion OIL
of the farm of James Foley decd about
8 miles from Lexington, was sold two weeks
since as follows: go acres for $126 pei
acre. aud Is acres al sos.
Geo. w. HALLS farm containing upwards
of 400 acres. about the same distance from
Lexington. brought 500 so per acre.
VIM. Downing's farm, of 300 acres. sold
in parcels at an average of Slo1 per acre.
Abraham Van Meters farm, of $50 acres,
miles from Lexington, on the L. & F.
Railroad sold on the 9th, inst. for 500 per
acre.
John. Morgan's Factory property, near
the Coviugtou depot, sold on the 9Th, inst
for $500.
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SYNOD OF KENTUCxY.-The Synod of the
Presby terrain Church in Kentucky met in
annual session in Frankfort on "Wednesday
evening last. The opening sermon was
preached by the Rev. A. A. Hogue, OF Tran
sy lvania Presbytery. who was the last
Moderator present, Or. Yerkes, the last
elected Moderator, being absent on account
of illness in his family.
After the sermon, the Synod was called
to order, and proceeded to business. Rev.
Joel K. Lyle, of West Lexington Presbytery,
was elected Mod orator, recei wing thirty two
votes. to twenty eight Cast for the Rev. Mr..
Worrall, of the Ebenezer Presbytery. Rev.
James A. Lapsley, of Transy lvania Presby-
terry, was elected Temporary Clerk.
The time of the Synod up to Saturda y
had been mostly occupied with an appeal
by Rev. R. j. Bsuckinridge, D. D., and Rev.
George Morrison, from a decision of w est
Lexington Presbytery, dissolving tho pas
toral connection of the latter gentleman
with Mount Pleasant Church, in Harrison
County. KY. The result of the appeal has
not TRANSFERRED.
The Board of Directors OF Central College,
which met at Frankfort last week, have
elected Rev. William L. Breckenridge, d .
D., President of that institution, in place OF
Dr. Lewis w. Green, deceased. This is re-
gardeh as an admirable selection.
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CONSTITUTIONAL POINT DEcIDED.-In an
eiectment case before the Circuit Court of
Kenton County. Judge Douiphan has de-
cided. after full argument, that the act of
1875, smendiDg the Statute of Limitations,
is unconstitutional and void, being repugnaut
to that section of the Constitution of the
State which says that no act passed by the
Legislature shall embrace more than one
subject, which shall be expressed in its title.
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yesterday being the day of the cleo
ton of Governor Of Ohio, the vote of the
Ohio soldiers stationed in this city was ia
ken. There were two polls opened, one at
Exchange Barracks and the other at Camp
Joe Holt. We understand that at the Ex-
change Barracks $40 votes were cast. only
two of which were for Vallandigham. The
two that voted for Vallandisham were inn
mediately arrested and placed under guard |;
Louisville Democrat, 18th.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct 23.-Richardson's guer-
rillas, 400 strong. made raid into Bards-
town at a late hour last night. They burned
the depot, locomotive and train Of cars; rob-
bed the stores and citizens.
On Wednesday the gucrrilias, number
ing $50, went into Greensburg and robbed
the bank of its contents, stole all the horses,
and robbed all the stores.
On Wed Desday morning, 400 guerrillas
robbed all the stores and shops in Colum bia,
Adair county. The Lebanon train, escort
ed guard came through this forenoon. The
rebels had torn up the track, but did no
further damage.
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ANOTHER ADVANCE IN The PAPER MAR
KEr.-Paper stock and materials have gone
up over tn rty per cent. in value siucs the
Ist OF August. A number of paper mills
VIII only run half time through the winter,
others Will discontinue entirely. 1t is said
that large in portations of paper have been
ordered from abroad to supply the demand
Tor fine paper. that can not be manufactured
IN this coun try at profit on the present
price of stock New York Time.
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PROSPECTS,.

1t remains to be seen what action the
military authorities at Washington will take
in regard to the Army of the Potomac. in
view of the pass to which affairs have been
brought by the late campaign. Every one
in the army here agrees that active opera
tons against Richmond by this line are over
for this year. ! may say, further that every
body is persuaded that nothing can ever be
done against Richmond by this line. The
map is against our ever being able to do any
thing effective in this way by any such force
as we now have. Every General in the
army agrees that the south side of the
j James River is the only line on which to
operate directly against Richmond. If,
therefore, the Army of the Potomac is for
the present to Go nothing. we should at once
abandon this barren wilderness, fortify the
fords of the Potomac. man the defenses Of
Washington thoroughly, and send two or
three of our best corps to the decisive theater
of war in the South west. When the bust
ness there is once well done up. it will be
no longer a question either of Richmond or
of Virginia. WILLIAM SWINTON.
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Gran Order has been issued by Gen.
Fry, requiring all able bodied free male
negroes, between the ages of 16 and so to
report to the Quarter-master at Camp Nell
son, for service as transfers; and failing to
do SO. they will be impressed for work on
the rail road,
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@Eastern counterfeiters have common
menced issuing counterfeit money on Eas-
tern banks. These bills may be soon ex-
pected In the West to buy corn and other
products. 1t would be we'll to watch this
money closely, and reject all of it that you
are not sure is good.
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@Lookout Mountain. from which Bragg
sndsavors to lombard Rosecrans, is 800
feet higher than Chattanooga. three miles
distant BY wagon road less than two miles
In direct line. Missionary Ridge. where
she rebel dispatches are dated, iS about
1.oo fest higher. and three miles from
Chat'anooEa BY road, and two by air line.
Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge
ssa'iy eueirele Chattanooga. which lies In .
basis formed By the mountainous ranges
Ground Il,
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TIt is calculated that the expenditures
Of the quarlermaster's department for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1863, will
amount to somewhere in the neighborhood
Of 100000 or $4ooOo0Ooo. The
clothing bureau alone will swallow upwards
Of s1OOOOO,OOO.
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pThe lady shirt makers in New York
sarn exactly 623 cents a dozen, and by
working their fingers to the bone can COM
plete six garments per diem. Sing away,
Hood
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@Woman, said minister of the gospel,
''is made like unto man with slight vari-
ation." Thank God for that slight varia-
tion," exclaimed an enthusiastic deacon;
who had listened attentively to the remarks
Of the first speaker.
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TThe monthly statements of the Uni
ted States Mint for the month of Septem-
Der shows gold coinage of 1921, $50. 55,
mostly in double eagles, and silver coinage
of q. 1914 SO. OF cents there were coined
3 100000, the value Of $3s. eco. The total
coinage of the month was 1927 .22743'
and the whole number of pieces 8. 897, 525.
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FThe daily national loan at six per
cent. now reaches over a 100000 day
Last year the people were loauing the Gov
eminent, for a considerable time, over 3. O00-
900 day, without interest-when the SEQ
rotary was paying out Treasury notes.
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GTThe political news by the Canada is
uuimpOrtaut. Henry Ward Bescher had
made forcible speech In Liverpool. with
out any riot as was anticipated. The meet
ing however. was disgracsfully interrupted.
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Or The proposition of bridging the Ohio
at Louisville is to be revived. At a meet
Jog of the stock holders of the Jefferson vile
road. the proposition was taken up and con-
sidered with favor. 1t is said that the
structure will be built in the vicinity of the
foot of Fourth street
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old Aba.a Last Joke and Richest

- It will be remembered that for some days
after Lee had ceased the pursuit Of Meade
and fallen back, Lees whereabouts was
matter of painful doubt and uncertainty at
Washington. During this time Of doubt,
Lincoln sent message to Meade, ordering
him In effect as follows:-You must find
Lee and fight. If you whip Lee. you shall
have the glory of the victory exclusively to
yourself; but If Lee whips you. I, as Com
m apder-iD-Chief, having given you this
order, will take to myself all the shame of
our defeat.
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D. A. MAHoSEY, OF DUBUQUE, Iowa
This gentleman, the victim of Fort Lafay-
cite, has been elected Sheriff Of the county
Of Dubuque by majority of 300. BE is
an AYoWed pesce man.
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@Gen. PORE is to receive an appoint
ment as corps commander in Rosecrsns'
army. probably supersediDg McCook or
Crittendsn.
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@Wood is selling in Nashville at S12
per cord, with the prospect of paying $40
for the same quantity soon.
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GTOnly eighty-six uillion tuns Of coal
are used in England annually for manufac-
turing purposes. The supply will not last
over 200 years.
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EThe State of Vermont has secured
only 700 soldiers under the conscription, and
all, of these, with the exception of about
100, are substitutes.
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TThe crew of the Florida bave made
$4,000 each. A contemporary thinks priva-
tesring almost as good ss contracting.
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@Gsn. Grant has rescinded bis order
restricting the charges OF steam boats on the
his'is'ipPi to three quarters of cent per
mile in the case of soldiers. The fare
between Cairo and Memphis is now So.
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0rChieamsuga. tie river near which
the late battle was fought.in North Georgia,
Is an Indian name, signifying the River of
Death.
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There is many an unfortunate one, whose
heart, like sunbeam, always appears loyli.
est in its breaking asunder.
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@Parson BrowDlow left Covington on
the 2Ist with car load ofprintiDg material,
bound for Knoxville.
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TThe crew of the Florida have made
$4,000 each. A contemporary thinks piracy
is almost as good as contracting.
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GA commercial newspaper reporter in
New York has made, it is said; during the
last twelve months, $3.50, 900 In stock spec
ulations.
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0TMaj. Listop, of 4th Confederate cav
airy, recently captured Capt. Smith of Sher-
idan's staff, PSI wagons, (iucluding IA suit
lsr's wagons.) and 487 men, at Waldron's
Bridge.
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0FThe Republicans have the Legislature
OF Pennsylvania. In the Senate they have
one majority and in the House of Repre-
Gentatives two or three.
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@Ons of the heaviest snow storms
oVer witnessed at St. Louis. prevailed on
the 22d, ending with q clear freezing night.
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STORAGE AND COMMISSION-.G Good
y and Produce for storage or sale always re-
ceIved on consignment on the most moderate,
rates. ALEX. MADDOX.
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WASHINGTON. October 26.-The Treas
ury Department has recently sent seven or
eight million dollars to the West for the
PAYNE OF troops.
Fo- day the Treasurer received another
package of notes from the wreck of the
steamer Ruth. This furnishes additional
proof that all the money as alleged, 5000
600, was on board al the time Of the fire.
Over 500 rebel prisoners ere TO be re-
moved Tomorrow from the Old Capitol
Prison for exchange.
1t is not known in military circles that
Bragg has been recently rein forced from
Lees army nor is it believed.
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Old HAMS-20O two year old can
" vassed of lot of some thousand of NV
own curing, still remaining for select use.
ALEX. MADDOX,
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BOURBON WHISKY.-Al large stock or
- fure copper distilled Whisky. from one to
four years old, always kept on hand for sale low
by Sr or gallon. ALEX. MADDOX.
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CHOICE IMPORTED FRENCH BRAN.
~ DY-I have bought out John A. Columns,
stock of choice Brandy selected by himself in
France, superb article for Druggists and Fam
HES, very old. ALEX. MADDOX,
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NEW HAMS.-50O canVassed Hams OF
~ my last years curing, sweet, sound. iuioy
and of unrivalIeI flavor.
ALEX. MADDOX
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EI s - Mackerel Salmon, Herring
l. Sardines, Lake and other fish
ALEX MADDOX.
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New ORLEANS, Oct 17.-Dates from'Ver.
millienvlle up to 10 O'Clock last night state
there has been skirmishing nearly every
day for a week without casualties on our
side. To-day we lost six, and the enemy
reports the same.
The Rebel salt works in the vicinity of
Port Close, Mississippi Sounn, have been
destroyed.
The U. s. steamer Tennessee destroyed
four schooners eff the Texas coast They
were heavily loaded with ammunition and
stores for the Rebels.
The old flag again floats over Bayou
Touse, all distractions having been re-
moved by our forces.
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4
Operations of the Army Of the Potomac.
The army correspondent ofthe New York
Times sends a long review Of the result Of
the late operations on the Potomac, in which
he says:
As to the results of the movement, the
rebels did not succeed in any considerable
captures; the movem ents Of the Lieutenants
were too slow; the retrogsde movement of
Meade too swift and too skillful to afford him
the fitting opportunity for battle, and the
ton Of the railroad, and what that involves.
THE DESTRUCTION OF THE RAILROAD.
This work has been very thoroughly done,
Lees whole army having been engaged on
it for two days From Bristoe to the Rap
pahan mock the destruction is complete
bridges burned. cuiverts blown up. ties tax en-
up and burned, rails twisted and rendered
seless, cuts filed up, &C., &c. The engi-
neers say that it will be at least a month be-
fore it can be again put in running ORDER
It is with no small modification, therefore,
that we have to confess that the rebels have
achieved an end fully commensurate with
the labor and risk of the campaign. The
rebel theory, so far as it consigns the Army
Of the Potomac to role of inactivity ia Vir-
giuia, is accepted by our own Generals. and
it will depend On tho cond uct Of those who
direct military operations over the whole
theater Of war how far the pass to which
the rebels have brought affairs in Virginia
will affect the fortunes of the war on other
fields.
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EThe Russian feet will remain all
winter iE American waters.
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TORN IN THE EAR--Selected sound
" corn in the ear always on hand
ALEX. MADDOX.
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NORM MEAL.-From picked flint grain
" and carefully milled, ever on hand.
ALEX. MADDOX,
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nLD BOURBON.-5OB rls. choice Bouri
~ bon. Whiskey very old. pHre highly Favored
and oily. ALEX. MADDOX.
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GOFFEE.-The choicest descriptions al
" ways kept in full supply.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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GORDAGE-Hemp and Manila ropes of
~ all sizes from plough line to ships cable
always on hand. ALEX MADDOX
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DLOCK AND TACKLE-Au assortment
- embracing all sizes of superior construction
ALEX. MADDOX.
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SUGARS-Choicest Brown and White
~ Sugars always on hand.
ALEX. MADNOX.