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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-17
TIE LONDON TlxEs ON CONFEDERATE MlLIrAG

THE LONDON TINES ON CONFEDERATE MILITARY
MovEMENrs.-The London Ttaats, OF the 26,h Vlt.
has an editorial on the ;ate military operations Of
the Confderale commanders, resulting IN the de-
feat OF Rosecrahs an, the retreat of Meade. IL
says:
In these iast operations in Teanessee and VIZ
ginia The Confederate COMMANDERS have Displayed
a degree Of military skill and power OF coH-
bining their force that the Federals have never
been able tn attain. The armies of General Lee
and General Bragg, In Georgia and Northern Viz
ginia, were more than four hundred nfies apart In
straight line. Vet they co operated with and
supported each other s%i,h as Rgeh ce:er,ly as 4
they were engaged In one operation. Whole
corps has been taken from one and added to the
other with facility AS great as II the main bodies
had only been separated by the distance Ut day .
march. The immense ADVANTAGE of railroads for
the purposes # war has never yet been 50 signal
proved as by tie transfer of l.onssireets corps
from Virginia tn Tenncssee 10 ala IN the dsisat Df
Rosecra"s, and back again 10 enanie Lee 70 make
this advance 30 confidently. The trOors thus
twice moved from point TO point must have ira
ye.sed more than q thousand miles OF road,
some Of Jbe raliHay lines they took teing circuit
Gus. The rossessjan Of These iihes las heaI
Of immense advantage 10 the Somtherners, hut ii
requires great siratesica ability 10 turn evan ad
yaniages To account. Lee and longstreet could
not refer 10 any operations Of lent war for pre-
cedents. To weaken one army IN the faee "t an
enemy ,,f eauei farce, to strengthen an"fher four
hundred milrs distant, was hardly Yisbin lte s
suarces Of Did military SCIENCE. u has not ONLY
been done, hut repeated. aud both movements hatt
been successful. II Is Tensarkab!c achievement
and It's importance Is siasuIariy illustrated by
co.npIcte contrast with II. Bnrnside was dis
Matched to reinforce kOsecrans As soon as Long
sire II d niOvtisnt Was aseertatned But the Fed
eyal General had no railway hmes " a.9e ~, lte
struggled on through country either road,ess 6
III rr0y yided with the means of communication
tie could not arrive In time to prevent the disaste
Of Chattanooga.
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LATEST FROM. THE NORTH.

The Baltimore Gazette, of the 14th instant,
has been received. It contains very little OF
interest. A telegram from Washins ston
states that, considerable body OF Confede-
rates shelled Gen. Kilpatrick's camp, near
S.cvensburg, ON Thursday last, from which
fact it is argued that at least some rebels re-
maincd on the north side OF the Rapidan.
The New Orleans Era, of the 4th, states
that the Confcderates attacked Washburn's
advance on the Sd inst driving it towards
the main body The Contederates were soon
checked, it is said, and in turn were driven
lack, with the loss Of 200 prisoners. The
Federal loss was forty killed. The New On
leans correspondent of the New York Er-
pres Gays that the Federal forces had fa1lcn
back to New Iberia.
Gold IN New York at the second board OH
Friday was quoted at lat 3-S-an advance.
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Meredith prcsidmg.--Willam IIaMmell alias
William Harman, convict in the peniten-
tiary,' charged with felony, was tried by q
jury, found guilty, aud sentenced to one
years additional confinement, to commence
Mt the end of the term for which he IL row
incarcerated, one-twelith of the time to be
solitary confinement.
\, Julius Desplanques, also convict, charged
with felony, was likewise tried and convict
cd, and similar verdict rendered in his
case as in that Of Hammell alias Harman,
William Mcdonald, q convict, waa then
brought before The Court, charged wi ith fclu.
ny, and after full hearing acquitted of the
Charge.
Civil business of no public interest was
also transacted.
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ATTEMPT TO CROSS THE RAPIDANb-THE
ENEMY.DRIvEN BACK.


Yesterday morning report was received
,v the Central cars that Meodc's army had
,rossed the Rariilan river at Morton's, SON.
s,ville. and Raccoon Fords in large force
This report subsequently, proved untrue.
Re tho train yesterday evening we get the
fo,,ow;nc facts Of the affair, which gave rise,
Aoubtless, to the repor, mentioned:
On Sunday morning about daylight the
cn,uf, appeared In large force at Morton's
r,ra and commenced crossing. They croes-
"a a considerable body Of men and then
e,orpcd. As they apparently intended to
send over no more just then, our forces at.
lacked those already across, and after short
e,,h, droSc them back to the other side.-
The affair was short and almost bloodless
one our loss being reported at one killed
ana three wounded. 1t was of such short
duration that the troops engaged In It were
hack in their old camp by O'Clock P. NJ,
preparing supper.
a, the same time that the demonstration
was made at Morton's Ford the enemy ar.
ncarcd at Raccoon Ford and planted bat
tery. a brisk fire was opened, which " as
replied to by the Confederates, and in a
abort time the fire from the other eide oi
the river ceased.
Five or six prisoners, captured in the
skirmish at Morton's Ford, were brought
down on the Central train last night They
speak of .Meade's army having been much
strengthened, and say that he has "big
10, of men with him.
Up to IL O'Clock yesterday there had been
no renewal OF the attempt to cross by the
Yankees and no further fighting.
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"A Norox1ous BANDIT kiLLs0.-A correspondent
of the Athens (1cHa.f Wdkhmaa writes that Cold.
y an Bry.on, the notorious bandit, Was .ile., i,l
his own house By n squad Of men, n,astly indians.
very Respectable citizen trcm Hiaw.ssee, Ga, was
m Mumhy last Saturday, aud saw Drys0n's boots,
pistol, isrieugh, (fro.n Burnside .acree1Hing ser
Vice } his vest, that vas binady Nlsess Pc was
impertant .i0cument. Capt. Vaughn, from Tea.
ncssec, surprised party u Eryson's men that had
stopped tor dianer beiew Marphy. and captared q
caJthil aud u gsn, ss4 kilis9 mss, nna !ss parry
mouniains, q bis own house, aa si.at seven bali.
into hsu. aad RAD Q bayunat thFeueh him. he hal
but six d0llars ahout his Pnssoa, and that Caafed
crate money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-17

Economical LigAt The G. s. patent lard,
tallow, or grease lamp, invented by Mr.. D..
Hagerty, OF this city, is one OF the most
valuable invs ntions for families that has yet
been brought 10 the notice of the Southern
public. The ,amp is c3mfosai Of q tin cyl,
indcr, which As npon an unrigh, wnot,tn
stand. At The upper end of The cylinder is
y small tin tube for holding the wick. which
is removable at pleasure. The cylinde; is
filled with tallOw or lard and placed oyer the
hpl3gbt stand. When the wick is lighted
it will burn Ten honrs, diiiusing more light
than Il candle, and costing about ne-tourth
as much. Mr.. Hager;y has patented his in
tic DeIcjaci0s:
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assault ard Eottery-Ash Levy and M. A.
day, charged with assaulting and beating
John X. Berry, on the 14th inst. In the
course Of this examination the two Levys
made a counter charge against Berry and
another man named Il. NJ Harvey, WHO, they
alleged, had assaulted them, Qhe LIE vys,l and
fired n pistol at them. The testimony in
this case proved that Berry had rented flom
Ash Levy a certain tenement, about which
some dissatisfaction had occurred, causing
the owner of the house to be very annoying,
to Berry, which resulted in difficulty be-
tween them. The Mayor, after patient
hearing of the Witnesses, deemed both Ash
Levy and J. X. Berry to blame, and required
of them security in the sum Of $500 to keep
the peace for twelve months. Against Har-
vey there was not a particle ot evidence, and
he was therefore discharged.
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n0x cHlRxxsr0x.

CHARLRsroH, Nov. 16tA-The noniscsu
ceased firing about II A. n One noaitor
got aground during tho engagement aad w.
wellpeppered by our batteries. shsgot aaoas
again and retained to her position. A Dag
Of truce ~as sent up q r. II. aad reused.
A heavy are nom Gregg end Cummlng,s
Point, and two monltors, alternately, haa
been kept up on Ssnter all day. No casu-
alties ate reported.
Two negroes Of the 6lth MAsa regt, cap
turea at North Edlsto, wese brought up to-
day. They give q terrible account cf Yau.
ket treatment on Norris Island Thslr seei.
ment has lost over 00by sicknsss and deaah
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corps. During this assault both Major -Cencra
Hancock, commanding the lefl centre, and Bsga
dtes. Genaexl GieAOn, commanding the 2d corp
were severely wounded.
This tcrrinaied the battle, the enemy resi.ins
To his lines, leaving the -lleid sirewfd with hi-
hcsd and wounded, and numerous prisoners In on,
MAIDS. Bufosd's division Ut cavalry, after Its ar
duous service At Cettysburg, the first, was, on
the second, sent 10 Westminster 10 refit and guard
ourtrains. ktfpatnck's division, that ON The 29sh
3Oth, and LIST. had been successfully engaging The
enemy's cavalry. was on the ID sent on our cx
trene left, on the Emmettsburg road, whit re good
service was rendered In assauitimg the enemy' >.
line and occupying his attention.
The resu'iof the campaign may be briefly stated
In the defeat OF the enemy at Gettysburg, thei,
compulsory evacuation Of Pennsylvania and Mary
land, and withdrawal from the upper valley Of the
Shenandoah, and the capture Of three guns, forty
one standards, aud 1861 prisoners. q, ,S76 smai
arms were collected on the battle field.
our own losses were very severe, amounting
as Will be seen by the accompanying return, I.
:,sA Killed, l3, 7O9 wounded, and G,643 missing
in all ~ 1885,
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ABINGDON, Nov. 16.-Pemona nom Ken.
tucky report fhc execution of Lleut Harvey
G. Conner, OF Col Adam Johusou's rxxi-
ment, by the Yankees, Il Mount Seeding. ON
the 18th ult Ten Kentucky eHyxlsy NJ
sDsah hass besa nlN1tess1 81 e sesv3cr.
and DRAFT made ON each county for com
pany by Gov. Bramlette.
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4 H,os,ucssd Meeting is being held every
night in the Sccond Baptist Church, nr, Bee
ly's. and large congregations assemble to
hear the sermons Of tao minister. Each
night the ANXIOUS bench is filed with mourn
era seeking conversion.
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Between &, 600 aud Z ,060 ponnds of chewing end
s0hiae tobaccos have been dOnated 10 the soidlesr
IL our army by the manufacturers ahd metcnanis
Ut LyachiGrg, Ya.
The New Hampshire 0sssts, eMiulng 70 Ne the
liua1yea ssd seventh year on ths lsf 0f October.
IN spIie of the fss;t, ghe Kentncky tobacco crop
wlH foot ap something like t6s.vss hosshaaas.
Major Gen cheathsn, ofGsa. Bragg = army, as'
NOT sssigpsA.
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Explanation parties who were con-
vieted on yesterday, before Judge Meredith,
were arraigned on the charge Of attempting
to escape from the guard, while they were
at work outside OF the penitcntiary. in which
they were confined as cnnvicts This otIt nee
by 4 special act Of the Legislature, is made
felony, and it was for felony that they were
cOnyi ictcd.
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Religicas-The revival at the Grace Street
Baptist Church is increasing in interest. A
large number have protested conversion,
and some thirty present themselves every
night as ''iDquirers," among whom are many
soldiers connected with the City BATTALION
and the batteries to the west of tho eity.
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rux Anon1r.ox Mxrnop.srs.--The Methodis.s

TIE AsoIIr.cS MErnonlsrs.-rhe Meth"dists
of liiinuis recently -net In Conference at Spring
eld and passed resolution In favor OF armlng the
inimduced 10 the Con eraMee, and weIs,reeeivea
with rounds Of applause. The oath q alesinnce
rss q, .ini stored 70 the members by Gov. fates
WHO spoke tor two hours Ills srseeG Gsn sDoSasea Ms.er
nam emitted himscH Of vajiiirs! haransae. z
Radical Delegates were elected 10 the General Con.
frssncc. The venerable Peier Cartwright, VINO
iaa been elec.ed 10 twelve General Co"'esencrs' 8
was rejected 1or Ne reason that he was not sum
cirnily radical. 4 Distinguished gInisier IN Cin-
elnuaii has refused % ddpit Qenoers.s " The sac
,amentai table. 10 lhey 10.
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Bans!v is one Of the games played by boys
which Is prohibited in the streets BY city or
dinance, but which Is now becoming vtsy
fashionable, ana pss consequence ,sg 4 great =
put a stop to il at once, and wVl arrest the
players on sight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-17

Ya,skes Prisoners csferday $50 invalid
prisoners were sent Off 10 City Point FROM
the Libby, in exchange fer the same nulnbey
Of Confedcrates In the same condition ~
cciyed by the last flag Of truce from the
United States. Another lot Of 7iD prisOa
ers We're Yesterday sept to lanviiIe.
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Cb,nnaitea to JaI-Piilip Freeman. ar.
rested as supposed rouaway, but said he
was free, though not in possession Of proper
papers, was committed To iail.
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ARRESTS npo. Oaqrye Of 1lgn.-yohn A
Tibhs, charged with stealing an dtercoat.
aud r. Lambert, charged with stealing Z
pair Of boots valued at $l70, weyo arrested
aud lodged In the lover station house yes.
ter;,ay evening.
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iSsalsng Sugar. Douglas, siave, charged
with stealing from auan fixzini, bis master,
large quantity Of sugar, was arfaigued be-
fare the Mayor, and after an examination,
was ordered . whipping.
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Burglary two O'Clock on Sunday
night last an entrance was made into the
basement story of the residence on Navy Hill
occupied by Mr.. X. l. Towner0y two men
who appeared to be white. These men OBJ
tanned sccess to Mr.. T. 3 basement by means
of hssghrs' pincers, inserting them in the
key hole Of the door and forcing the bolt
back. Before the discovery Of the presence
Of the burglars they had distracted from Mr.
I. S stoler0om three hams, about five pounds
OF tea, and two or three pounds Of fresh but
ter, which had been emptied into d bag
Hearing movements in the chamber above
the thieves Immediately took to their heels,
carr, ing with them what they had already
collected. Before the robbers had gotten out
of sight Mr. Towner fired q musket at them,
which he thinks, from the staggering OF one
OF them, took effect. Hardly night passes
by that some theft is not committed in this
nGishborhOod, and it is greatly the desire of
the residents of that section that the city
watch or mounted guard will occasionally j
pay them visit.
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NuEsTEgFiELD TRUTTiNG PARK.
TUESDAY, Mo- ,7fA, 1859,

A AMI Swecpstake Race- 12oo entynDeo-WiN
come on over ths aboyo eoarss 90 Tuesday Nov l7Q
1858. Mile hra;s, bert three In Ave 10 haSpees-
Closed with tho f,towing entries
p Ward enters gr sta,lia'u nenTy.
y G wescott cutters ch eeiding 3Andy
b Eddins enters bSy gsldinx IJutehman.
Geo Il ank inship eufcrs 70 stallk y Napier.
The hnrses arc now la training, and al are expect.
ed 10 start
being yery equally nsaachsi, this 6os L y eonndene-
" ant 6ipalej will be the i,sxss contested and most
intefcetin HAT las iAxea place IN This
tion.
lhe race will coraa % ps,nctaaly st eicsoch.
Ent.eaea To the cocsso isoan tho Petersburg Turu-
PIKE. Gate fec 81, DG WARD,
no Ii--a,M&Ijt Pr0pststtR.
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RIAL ESYATE EOR SAI.k

NrIEELIEs.r Farm of 3l8 acrea IN ssck tnsham
NJ ceeaty, about i00 miics shove knhmOaA, And
about tive miles fsn Jamca sivas TOR ssIe AT she
t sssv a,,.S s"cy ~, ~ S ss Ss 80 g s.ss
adjoining the iandsd 1t David ttaeessps, dsc,d, |,
three miles eest u Caps ChAs Nosi1s . Noass-
viOO eslats. ana two naies from Janars river. The
i.suso asd ths sssai ast.lossss, ssh = Iarnss.
house. stai,se, aud two good solAscp hoasss, wssh
veil enelnssd yard. hssdAcnrly shaaei, As1 =
q . oretasd, from which qaaGttsy ~ hianty eoslt
DO msds- The iasd V II greg sanAy saaaFs, win
deep ebay io0sdattns, very Aimlias, u b satd, so
the famous 0feen Spsings nd - lnatka- y pse-
ce;Asble a sh- hixhers ssass ~ fnpssss hAsni ~
better cover and sraes tHna = - - fssoA esefse
the Zine RtiFe ilsr y ssass pass - sFensa,sssslv
on the Il iand, p oAscsnk alasai aAssssaws. IT,
L.sd lies W.T., xsa. ID abRnAlAAtly usHbss<A VAN
ota.sai fosees, snd wsi waawsd. A snail csoe *
vEsa. s~eae.i; anssss IFS IN 80 sevss srah,e iaDA
fhs fasm v apdef AN sxcsileat fenes, beasaifs1oy
fns plAca Il said n ts the seaeess anA bses ~.
pravei Iarsn 1t ~ six ia tat sslou ~ eesatsy,
PossesssGn gwen lsa a Jusy esxs.
iais:: nd:s. :ass's Y s-sA oes,,r,, .,p~e -,
= zeI:y's ssus 0o'ol" Ats1ss0s'
llkAvflEuL tAkn = ~ saess. = - lnsvsl,s
ID kailr~A. NJ nswhalAs 2osalnn, abosl - uA,tss
fsvsn Qkhm~nA, i.w aA,e.--At ~ mqnea1 e ~ \
n !Ia9ssa - ass ~ szle - Afa0Asfnt Gwn -
'caaei - ahavss seseatskae ~ ssgss-aspee ~
tls hassss " secos.l.s9 esrutA. - ~ 80 -
81 IN Eaat ersles, c1nsGstse = q aWewlne eeneatI
r.anas. hssties ! Astsels aesn. sa.els 4aetegs.
e~ heuA, eex eeysss - AessA = - ;. ysaa
1 5An ~ moel ass1n,e Dasce - keas1ss..a -
!. lag haslHen = ItAnee4. = ~ sars gaee - -
Pcl swlee A.ty. re1ulAls etyss = CeseAnea
!. sssn &; : sss s:.sx : 49, ~ 8 8 = - s
- IT, aao01M u Aee1UN0co.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

IL Krakar, upon The tho charge Of giving
false lists 10 the G )llector Of the War Taxes
In his district, was examined on yesterday
before Alex. II. Sands, y commissioner ar
pointed for that purpose The accused aI,-
pearcd by Messrs. w. w. Crump and q. A.
Myers, his counsel Pleasant Gentry, Dep
tlty Collector, testified that hc called on
krakar, who keeps twO stores, on the 2Sd Of
October last for his lists, when two lists
were furnished him one Of them being for
5000; the amount # the other he could
rot rccollect; that he thercupon cauiea The
papers to the Office of Mr.. e. J. Sim
TIN, the Collector; that he Afterwards
called upon Krakar again, and he fur
nished him with q list to the amount Of
81 ,30, which he Afterwards increased to
81, $50; that upon suspicion OF foul play in
the returns given, Kf:.kar was arrested
Several other witnesses were examined,
whose testimony corruborated that Of the
first witness, showing that the suspicious Of
the Collector were well founded. The ac-
cuscowas held to bail in the sum Of $4,000
to appear before the Judge OF the Confedc-
rate States District Court, on the 10Th day Of
December next, to answer for the said Of
fence.
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called s.iosust Hin = situated a. tlae iEiefses-
tlsi Of tie Meuntain and h, I: fosonxs ksflFssd,
len miles frem Rishnaaet A.y ano oestt'sg ne
above place for ray asfxrire.l tinae win have tho
priylAra T ss:tiax Uood ivr ths uEa Il As faEtiY.
aEsiy 70 Nccsk MIL. IL
"a Auditsr's o1aec, corn:y q ~ and Gracc sAs.
tm4A-etb
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DOOMS for Rent.--TwO or three gentle men
III can be accommodated with n pleasant fur
nshed room, with attendance, ny applying op I'd
street, between Clay and Leigh, west side.
no l7-itt
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Aid:ng Negroes to Eseape.--Two negroes,
named Joe Ilollins, slave of Talbot u Bro,
and Robert Marshall, belonging to &. Rose,
charged with aiding and abctting slaves to
escape from their masters into the Yankee
lines, were brought before the Mayor for ex-
animation. Passes, written by these ne
grees, were exhibited in Court, sisued in u
good hand, by Capt. ThomaN Gillian. -
The signature was evidently forged one,
aud the Mayor, deefoiEg the offence proven
against them, they were sent on to the next
term of the Hastings Court for firthsr ex-
animation.
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rONCEKT HALL
" ETCHANGE HOTEL,
Corner l4th aud Frank lin streets.
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov l6, 1868,
GRAND VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL. CONCERT.
GREAT COMBINATION OF TALENT!
First appearance this scns0R Of the acknOw~
lodged vocalist Of the South
MADAME RUHL,.
In cGlnee tiOn with
Mr and Misses aLONAN.
The accOmp plished Piamiks, HaTplst and VOcallsts,
aud finest performers ON the alexandria Organ
ever known.
Doors open at O'Clock; concert to commence
O'Clock.
Admission g.; children half price.
taY- Tickets can be- obtained nj the Music Mud
bookstores; also, Ballard House and C0pceSt Hall,
Exchange Hotel. nh l6--2ts
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ENOt EENr--A SUIT u tarte furu,sued ros,is, with
front ami rear entrance gel&ra.e, and Kitchen and
OFT Rouse 0,omin odatous. Ioc.ton on western 81.
palbs OF the city. Address .'bOx S9J.".
no l8--6ts
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,sOt EEN e = versl f0rninAeA Rnfnr, % {. Alie,
t' mes,, with cas- and fuel, ~ Gsaes rtfve(, trs
doofs aboy0 5al, Hoftk side. - A-1ke
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V>On rent A part OF q house, with kitehe.,, ser
yants' ru"m, and coal hoase, pleasantly located
on 1isce IT Address "a bC," a. the Dispatch o.
dee Reference reaair,d. Also, good brick stable
fer rent no l7-ott
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Ann asLLpHS sapeftos Pickles, o. hand end, ,fOs
4JU sais ~ J4s Kn011R 40 Main q.
soi{-ssf
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ADJUSTMENTS

AMOR, 40.
Conclude with the farceNe
THE LOAN OF A LOVER.
farming their Fatronn that they viii shortly ne.
Eens sn entirely new piece, which for interest," No.
eharit... and scenic effect has never been bc(oro
cqual.cl. The pieco h entitled
THE AN0kL OF DkATHf
A1rDcers open at OK. Per1oHanss yin -.
menos at ~ precisely. No i7-N
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L>OR RENT--A very desirable business stand.
H. To those wishing to engage in business Q rars
opportunity ia fsred. Key and Fixtures for s.le.
FIR further information apply on the premises,
,rner tf Bread and u ss. no l6--Xt
(S>OR rent- furnished room wiN be rented u
r. two gentlemen, or to . gentleman and Wifo
without oh:ldrcn: also, basement room, uIfsr-
nisaeA, with use Of kitchen. Jas PHILLIPS,
Clay st, 9Th house ahGvo Brook Avenue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-17

Market SAa,ps-Men who hang about tn,
suburbs to buy country produce on its way
to the city, by false representations, are do.
ing a good deal to iujure the people at large,
and deserve to be severely punished. Yes
terday morning two country men We're MT
on their way to market with fresh meat, and
assured by these .'sharpss that they would
rnOt be allowed to sell it at any price unless
they procured butchers license. Supposing
that the statement was true, they sold out
to their inlormants, VINO no doubt expt Ct to
make handsome profit by their operation.
II the country ii.ep can succeed In getting
the names of the swindlers, the law will
punish them severely for obtaining goods by
false pretences.
The markets are open to the cog:t5y peo
pie at all timoss aad they can always get bet
ter prices Tor their produce at the market
houses than anywhere else. Every orit
nance the Council has passed has been fol
the benefit of the producer, and every en-
couragement will be given them to send
their products to market that they can ash
for. Let them beware OF wayside purcha
sers In the future,