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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10
Tnr oAm Or DrrrerIvI olsnrrrrn.-PhrlIp Cash

THE OAsH or DKrKeffvH 0AsHNEYkR. Phillip CASH
meyer arrested and committed 10 Castle Thunder for
attempting TO send documents TO Yankee land by Yam
kee prisoner las evening still in ddrance vile
There was gentle hu.ter the face Of society pro
dacsd By this arrest which almost deserved the term
Of "exci.em,ni;9 Blu. very few people expressed
prle on the contrary almost everybody raid 'it
nothing more than they had expected" Yesterday,
there we're very diff rent reports aa,at touching the
dsgree of CAshmeyet'J guilt. Some sail they had
learned, from Government oc ala, who had had under
examination the papers given by Clshmeyer to the Yam
kee that matter, we're grea. deal worse than at first
represe lted that tho letters Especially the German
letter, which being generally uninteligibls, was
nounced to DO the most abomnAby reasonably con-
tanned the deepest dark ,st resson and the most Of it
Tee other report was that General Winder had handed
the documents over to Marshal Kane for examination,
and tha. that GENTLEMAN, after going through them
thoroughly had given it his opinion thai CAshmsyer
had been guiky Of 10 crime, bl. had simply mad,
eonsammate a 3 OF himself According to this repoH
the docum ants private letter. in German, to his
friends IL Baltimore niog the various passports
upon which he hal been travelling about the Confede-
racy and which he was anxious h5 friends in Baltimore
should see, thai they might understand what a
great man he had grown to DO down in this
lsnd of Dixie; and sOms papers belonging to
Yankee suter named John Hooper, who had pre-
vailed him to ge. them sent North to facilitate tie
settlement OF some business Of the said Hooper We
cnnot pretend to decide which, If ei;Aer Of these re-
ports ls correct and say that shall ever
know tao truth OF the matter. Officials tried he;e
by the military authorities the charges of corruption
for selng passports 30, 81; the whole thing ia
aged in secret the officials seat further South but
the facts are never made public. We zee no reason
why deviation from this rule OF proceeding should be
prAsticed in this case, unless indeed absolutely no!h
ing be brought hone to the In that case We
shall never be done hearing Of it.
Snee writing the above We have positive Information
that examination of the Oashmeyer papers disclose
nothing teasoasoe s9d that they are made up of pass
porl AID other documents calculated TO show the pee
pie of Baltimore what very consequential parsonage
Philip CaSSmsyer is in Rebellion. 1t Is said his con-
due! is regarded in O5Al circles as "grave indifcre
ton"
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THa CITY.

A TELE0GAPHIo JOKI LAST Friday night, during The
excitement produced by the report tia: the Yankees
we're marching On Bslloua Ar,ensl, Amos Adams, the
telegraph cp orator the DanVa Rllroad depot 10 this
city BY way of an ing himself aud selling the cp
tor at BurksVille the junction OF the DaJvl!e aud
Sluthsde RsIoIds, cent hin messages calculated
t. make him bSeVS that the Yankees had poslesson Of
the railroad and telegraph betseon TIE junction and
Richmond design in which he perfectly success
fu thereby producing pAlic at BurkSVille and cGu-
ing sOPplge of The business Of tie road The d ,wn
ain to Redmond was ,Opp.d and the Government
officers al Burksvie got their papers AID punder ger-
orally in readiness for a sksdside After enjoying the
fun for an hour 90 Adams explained the. jks 70 the
Burksvi.le operator, aId business WAS resumed.
COL T4lCst, Superintendent Of the DlnVle Rilroal,
Immediately, hesrrg Of dis affair." ditchaI gsd Adams
from his position as telegraph operator and seni him
under guud to Governor Smith, by whom be was com
misted TO jail Adams Ws brought before the Mayor
YESTERDAY and the Eel graph superintendent On tie
Dlnvills line e1ylAinirg that Adams who is a mere
youth, designed nothing more than practical though
What might have proved very ssricu joke the Mayer
required him 10 give security to keep the peace and
then discharged him.
What were the messages seniby Adams Gid not lraus-
prc; butt believed that it more his style Of tee-
graphing than WhsIe cid telegraph that persuaded the
BaIksvilsOperatO tla Yankee had tapped the Line,
and, 81 matter OF course, that the enemy had taken
possession Of tie railroad Il seems the Yarkes and
Confederate or Southern style Of lsgrspbiDg are very
different as srent as the accent aud pronunciation Of
the two peopl.s-snd easily distinguished.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

RiCArE FROM THE PENIrESTIARr-A CoNvICr SHor.-
Yesterday morning about O'clock soms of the coz
vcs at the Pelitenary at work in the front yard
Of the esAtl.km mt tSO prisoners VIM and John Gun.
nss, brothers, mado en- attempt to etcape which vas
partially successful. Tne two men we're hauling bricks
in cart Under the supervision of an armed guard when
Vim. Glnnels suddenly threw b.ick at the guard,
which struck his muk9t with such force as to knock the
baJOnOt oG, and Immediately no closed and grapped
Wththe guard. During the scual, between these two
John GunnelsTs1 OF aud hasnct since been heard rem
VIM. Gunn,ls then dsengsgsd himself from the guard
and ran bu. the guard fired at him aud brought him to
tue ground The musket bali struck him in the right
side and lodged in the cavity oftt chest Dr. Pattor.
sent f1r, but before he arrived toe man hAi
expired.
TIE Guunels were from Mississippi, and were sen. to
the Peni;enAry from this city for stealing trunk and
clothes from Jenny Price, woman of i'll fame.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

SMOKEHoUsE ROBBHI.-0l Monday night las, the
smokehousI OF Mr.. Wis Gimm at Blcoa Quarter
Branch broken ia;o and robbed Of large quantity
OF bacon and several pieces OF bee. considerable
portion Of the bacon belonged to Kr. Lucln Psyfooet
Ga Tuesday Me- G.mui had a negro in his employment
named John Cousins, arrested suspicion. Sometime
du ing the same day, meeting II shman named
NoGOVAn ia the street aud NcGovLn running from him.
he was induced 10 believe thai be knew something
about the robbery. Il, thereupJn 90: warrant ard
had heGsVAns house searched and fcusd in the garrett
thereof fourteen pisces Of tacon aud piece Of beef
which PsyrOnet identified his property, end one hsm
belonging - himself. Before the Mayor yesterday,
MeGovan introduced witnesses who sEoIe that Il Q
bacon his prep y; that he had il in lis garrtt
before tho robbery OF .Gmnis smokehOuse; and that
they had seen him Ai the hogs, The emily evidence
against the negro, Cousins was that he was kroHn to
be a rogue and was in G.Rmis yard the night
Of the robbery Tae Magyar sent both parties on to the
Hastings COurt-Couains for stealing the msa, and
McGovaa for receiving it, knowing tho zane to have
been stolen
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t1- NOTICE.
OFFICE RICHMOND, FRED'G & POT. r. R. co
RIoRMosD, March 5:h, 1864.

A Ii CHECKS drawn by this Company, and
IA all Drafts drawn ~ AID all other claims agast us
Company dividends accoan aue previous v
on on Ma,ch 1884, must be presented payment before
that day. No Checks will drawn, Drafts honre
merts made this Office from that day 10 the Icy April
An Ohecks Issued ats drawn debts due prior 20
the Q5 March, is presented for payment Ae the M
mo viii be paid present a. It's yaue or ~
he oplIau Of the OompsDy In the currency at the rate
three dOar the pren for two Of the new curescy
~ sc' Oh 00"s''''P j. B. WINSTON,
- ,o,nh Treasurer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

CEN VIZ & JONES AND HIS COMMAND.
AS an act o. JUS &c to this Efficient officer and bis
veteran sold era, We publish brief but correct, az
cunt OF his latest exploit Learning that the Yankees
la novel the lI.h Tennessee censgaie) sgmsns six
miles GU: from CumbsIlAnd Gap, as a van guard, he
ordered Liz command 70 a. IL o'clock on the night
Of the BIS; ulL in that direction. lie followed the main
road TO- several miles and then lsf. 20 axe the woods
and paths and travelled thus ultl rear SAybreak when
he found himself in rsa Of the enemys camp. Oar
gave Ctarao eristie YELL and dashed through tie
camp a. charge, ths enemy sea tering in all dice
tons. The latter, scarcely making halt fsd On until
they eo.sed tie r.ver when portion TOOK shelter te
hind houses, being al eady badly crippled aud Captain
Summer, Of the 2lst Virgin cavalry, charged them
with bis company, eating doSa seVeral With the sabre.
OAptaa SOmers oIlosed BY Captain Brown, Of the
S:h Yug Ma regiment, With his men, and the rout soon
became complete. Colonel Wichsr icing in their
front, charged them from that direction, and being
pressed in and 'front.' they I'D in every direction,
very few escaping.
The diheren, regiments aud bA.lalSas ali dill their
part vel. We l,s Captain Burke, OF company B, 2lSs
Virginia ?, usni, Is prvAte5 of the b. and enc Of
the sab Yugln bat Don. The captures in this bril-
lalt aft ir have already been stated. Gn. Jones has
already c'pu;ei prisoners since he has been en-
trusted Wh the ds'erce of Upper East Tennessee than
he has men il b is command.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

Tax FORDE CAsE.-The Court of Appeals of Virginia
on "Wednesday granted writ of error in the case of
70. S. FOrie, who took appeal from Judge Lyons
cour! ahd Gsked for nav trial. At the Spring term
TIE court will hear tie argument of Fordss counsel and
decd, whether or no; they will grant lin new trial.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

CAsI OF rHE CHEIAPEAKH.-A Washington despatch
to the New York Times says: "The State Department
have sdvices that tina at ST. John, N. b. has de-
vered n opinion On the Chesapeake pirates sustaining
all the points made By the prosecution and committing
TIE prisoners 70 jail to await requstOn from the U.
States authorities"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

MEDICAL CoLLIGE Communicable commence
melt ceremonies of the He6ca College took place last
evening at the African Church. Tae following gentle
men adra.ed aud received diploma to practice
phyns
A W RowEe, Essex Va; J Wadde Davis Richmond
Va; s. Meyer, Sussex Va; B.vin, York Va
Roland Steven Ga; Edmund X Goldsborough, TALBOT
Nd J Jhu IL Tucker, Brunswick Va; John w Baker,
Louisa Va; ( l. BArdwell Marsrgo, Ga; George S
Seymour, Smart Ga; FIansln Bali, Fredericksburg
Va; WIN Sale, Essex Va; Jno hoo7e Marepgo
Ali, John Fdqla Amherst Va Nathaniel Ki,eh-
bill, Henderson Ky; JJbn r Wood, Va Taos White
side, OArslnL; VIM IL Bell, Nicholas Ky; John
Waller SposyV3nia Va; VIM Brewer, N o; Sam E
Lewis, Washington U Asa Glover do; George
Case, Kew Orleans; Geo Penny, AbbeVile q:
j jhn Berry, GA g. N G; Chas w Truehart Galveston
Texas; IL Watkins, Pr EiWasd Va; Gabriel II Cox,
Neason Ky; Andrew Benson. No; John Gild,r-
sleeve, Richmond Va; Lu her K Dickinson, Louisa ";
Geo w Grauthan. Jefferson Va John r Parks, S G !;
ThOs Webb, Wilsoa Tenn; Luke w Smith, Mis- :;
Fred Peck, G.een Ala Jas A Fogle, Muscoeee Ga ;
James Johcston Botetolrt Va; VIM Day, Isle OF
Wght Va; lhn w Williams Mathews Va; Wm n
Hicks Wake q; Walter Wi hers, Campbell S !;
John Caldwell, Jr, Charleston G; Martin Williams,
New 0rlea5s; J Grey Jordan, Isle OF Wight Va o
Daniel Madison Ga; Wilson Clements, Walker Ga !;
Nicholas Mills COrWip, Caroline Va.
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ports are "hermetcluy eealed.
tbs DANA IN REBELOOM.-TSe New York World
says;
Notwithstanding the poverty Of the rebels they be-
tray lc1 foniness for dramatic entertain
merits and sonetm IS tie Richmond managers psocuse
tte htesa Lcnd0n theatrical novelties aim Ost sOen
their NsW York contemporaries Tbe 'TCketo Of Leave
has jSst been brought out in Richmond on scale of
'un quAled grandeur, in the language oil the bills -
We hope its Heavenly mo'aP will not &c lost UP)n
the rebel government and that it will be indeed to
issue teketsof leave the poor Union prisoners now
in that city Il will be better 70 DO tAst than TO aloE
them TO take French leave, as 50 many Of them did
the other day
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

PRIsoEERs RscuvED-T 70 hundred and sixty pri.on
es taken near Cumberland Gap were received a. the
LIBBY Yesterday
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

FHXALE SPr.-M,s. q. L. Knox OF Mobile Alabama
was brought 70 this city yesterday uudcr arrest and
committed to Cattle Thundsr as a spy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

"A member Of the Sd Virginia Cavalry" Say1he has
anot yet heard Of the hrst man who has fu nshed a
substitute being sent to Camp Lee, from Mecklsnburg
county" He knows of "eight in his immediate neigh
borhoOd who have been leI at home" The Law for the
encouragement of agriculture may have allowed them
to remain, bat if mo-, correspondent should c;m-
municate the facts in his possession to COL s. Pres
to . Chief Of the Barei1 Of Consumption, Richmond
THE ARTILLERY AT FRBDERLCKS NALL.
Il has been stated on apparently reliable Information
that after capturing aud carrying off several pieces Of
artillery, at +. ederoAs Hail. the enemy in
their late raid the Central RarOld did much damage
10 the balance, as TO render it uaservioeable. We
pleased TO learn that not single piece was injured
Il appears that the enemy struck the rdlrcSd some
three miles below Fsederick's Hall
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rnha-td,
THE SALE OF
i "PONTAINBLEAU

81 o NE ID.
Many gentlemen who desire 10 purchase this place. having been
prevented by ncemency Of weather from attending and
others probably from the raid OF the the railroad at
Predeck Hail. have deemed beat 70 postpone the day Of
sale 10
Saturday, the I2th OF March,
when will be sold public auction. In TO numerous
letters will sell In this saySs00O0 cash. In the pre-
currency and $4,000 payable In two three nve
after the Gloss the tSOOeOin present currency
and e5 COD after the above bearing Interest and paysol
semi annually and secured by deed Of trust tie land
would sell the place. who, though advanced In
years. them uoksg hands, and will not de
The enemy have visited this farm but and was as
from their ocer that had been
home njGy would have been done There little pre-
henon Of their coming agsn, since the rivers below have
been planted with torpsd
With four additions. hands and two double plows am satisfied
that the place would this Especially good fruit year
and udousy managed) realize the purehaie or $o
600 besides ample supply Of provisions for anoher year
There Is furniture for SALE about twenty hogs and pig one
mule, some corn, fodder aad shucks, plows &c, &c.
The number Of charged the commissioners books is
104s by ActualsurVey l0T7H The title urquestionAbe
The best approaching from Richmond by private con-
Veyance STAGE Mechancsvle Turnpike, Old Church. and
CASTLE The leaves Rchmsnd early on Tuesday
NH s-dkctds WIN. p P0NTAINE.
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FROM WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, ya;oa One million forty fhree tb gu
sand two hundred dollars have been funded here ~ to
IL o'clock to day.
The federal blO,kAder sunk off Cape Fear, proves to
be the Pe.srhof She has gone to the bottom totally.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

PEisOSAL.-AmOng the visitors now in the city arc
Brigader Generals Stafford, Of La, Oracle, of Ala, and
Robertson, Of Texas.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 co., Auctioneers,
Corner Of Oh and Main streets.
WE wi offer at auction, on FRIDAY, l 18th
w Instant at 10 O'clock
20 bags choise N. o. Sugar
10 bbs do do
hhds. do do
casks Rice
20 boIes Candies
80 do No. 1 Bar Soap
20 do Fancy do
20 bags OOpperas
10 kegs Bi Carb Soda
bags Black Pepper
With gene assortment OF Groceries,
ALSO,
1000 packages Manufactured Tobacco
5000 lbs. smoking do
8 cases Cuba Plantation Cigars
80 legs Maccoboy snuff -
mhS-td ROBINSON, ADAMB co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

NOTICE.-All certificates or papers from this
ONCE which have been granted 10 parties claim
ms TO be czeps State Of Maryland are hereby revoked
ana recalled entitled the benefit OF the law OF
Congress riding asylum to citizens Of that state ana may
ror application In writing At eait three
dass In ADVANCE setting distinctly the and place
Of their BIRTH county the time at Will they became
xeng f not nave the stae referred -, and the od
AZ which they removed TO the oonfederacy to whom Will be
specae pass proy the object for which ask Cd
he aesmed rder issued because ofinema
lion having been Of papers having been
pro ured or aued ana being used BY parties nos en-
had N the exemption Cong Satisfactory proofs
Nil bs required evey application that the parties are
'e""S '''-''" JOHN H. wINDER.
B.igadier GentrL.
RICHMOND. March s. 1854. tt 81
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FUNDING TREASURY NOTES

DLMoPoLIs, March s-Treasury notes funded here
during the pas: week amount to about three hundred
thousand dollar.
There ia no hing new from the front.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

liLEcTUEE on COssrASnN.PLE AsD iHE TURK.-The
Rev. Dr. Lsyhurn night, at the Broad stree:
Methodist Chusc1, bis series of Lectures en- Oriental
lands. The renowned city Of Turkey, the a''Ur5aned
Turks" themselves, and their bowling Monks, Will fern
the attrac i've theme Of the lecture. 20 '-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

Entered according Of Congress In the 1885, BY s.
THRAsHER the oerk once Of the District Court Of the Con-
fsderate States for the Northern District Of Georgia.
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TREASURY NOTICE TO FUNDING AS UN-
DER ACT OF BKUARY ~, 1864.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, y. s. A.,

]
NOTICE is hereby given TO all holders OF
IN Tressury Notes bearing interest that they
change the at tne oee Of the Treasurer As
sstaat Treasurer Dsposy for certificates which will
ne them 10 and that th said privilege
will continue the LIST April eusung after which, all notes
over the denomination Of Eve dollars be unded only at e6
cent? 70 the dollar excsp: hundred dollar notes. which, after
that dse logger receivable for public Dues and can only
be funded It reduction Of per eeat month
The Issued together with the Bonds ch they
may receivable for Of the year 1864 al
the full the without nteIes AID ARE
MOI BONDS
CREDTB.
The shrt time allowed should admonSh all holders promptly 70
the the chance Of exclusion By the
pressure which viii at the ED Of tbs month OF March
u. G.. MEMMINGkR,
fei2-d1Ot Stav2wkdt2iAp Secretary OF Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10
MORE FUNDING.

MACON, March s -UpwArd' of tea and a half mill
ions Of Treasury notes have beel funded here in four
per cent bOndL They now funding at the rate of
over half million d,ily.
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FR0H lfLSSISSLPpL

Btgsd CT General IS. OF Lees eav4lry, eroOun;efsd
deeansn; Ct Fdsral (uag,O) CaTlry in the vic nifty
Of Canton, Mississippi, day ;So ago. aud killed aGy
Ave Of vsniy6ye /. is to be regretted that the
remainder succeeded il making their tscap fore they
wee ASP De-. s.,LsL
Sherman is suPp15,d to be somewhere between Can
tol and Yek,Su g msk good his retreat 20 The latter
place Besides their loss in the great fight Ni.h FO,-
rsst the o1t slvllry los. near three hundred men
during their retreat 50 continually we're they hsrrAsssd
By cur troops
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FxCHANGE HOTEL.

NOTICE.-Such OF the stockholders OF the
Exchange Hotel Comp have received the par
value Of their Dividends are requested to call for pay
nen and surrender scrip, previous 70 90th harcn 1854
Those who fall ed that The Treasurer VIII tnen
n four per Confederate bonds for their benefit
JAS II. GARDNER,
NI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10
GrHIRD DEsPArCH.1

CHARLESTON, March 9.-Five monitors were outside
the Bar this morning. Ia other respects the feet Fe-
mains unchanged.
Ten shells fred at Sumter last night, eight of
which sIu;k. Battery Gregg opened Oh sinptns his
morning, who r,plied, and joined by Sullivan's
Islatd batteries. lively Grtlle du i was kept up for
several hours
Some officer Ct distinction arrived day at the
mys feet A email steamer came alongside the Iron
sdes, and, Immediately upon his departure taut. of
Is guns was fred fIOm the Ironsides.
Some unusual activity eported amorg the enc
mys Asetin Folly river, Tuesday night
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10
Rim TIE BLOCKADE.

We learn that two more cargoes for the ate ofNorth
Carolina have recently arrived at Wilmington from a
foreign port One came on Friday las; the second on
SA urday. THIS does not look muchke all the Southern
ports are ''hermetclly realed."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

LADY AUDLET's sEcREr-BENTTr 81 kIS BarDsH'.-
This thrilling anl popular drama, underlined for some
time pet in the advertisements of the Richmond Thea
ire, as been prOdreed sircs Monday night with great
success Mss AOise Bridges has fine conception OF
the character Of Lady AudeJ and renders that difficult
role with admirable correctness. TIE whole piece is
gotten up with admirable scenic effect that Is Of tssif
alone worth the p'ice OF admission to any circle.
Tonight Miss Bridges takes benefit, when will &c
the grand classic drama of hsdea. The play
goers should usn cut On nasss and give her bumper.
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NOTICE,

WE have from this day admitted Mr.. w. p
Mayo 10 an interest In The Of the nru
viii not be changed He will conduct business absence
We hope to continued patronage OF friends and
temers T.r--
mari 9sx9w wD. ToNPKIEs 4 Bro
February 10h, 1854.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

Sc asxss whose papers marked With Crosl Win under
Ian hist her o. subscription shout 70 expire, and via
emit promptly Il they vilh hSlr papers construed
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RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, lssA.

TsSAs-DAuT, year, $50 nORhS SIS; three months
IS. To7 less period, e. per month
sssi-WkzELE, year, eoO EE months $40 No subscription
rsceigsd or less han siE month";
,T, ysar. sl ak uOuhs IS No subscription received
Or IS ihan six months.
r. htancss az risk Of the subscriber
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TsECoSD DESPATCH I

CHARLE:ToS, Karch s Thirty One shells were 6r.
at the city to-day. No other military news of inter
est.
The amount funded at the As il ant Treasurers oic
il this city for the pas: six days two mil OutWO hui
bred thousand dollars.
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BT PULLIAM HAEEs wEsIGER, AUcT'Rs. go


By PULLIAM, HANEs wEIsIGER AUcrRs. eNsA
ME will offer for sale, on THURSDAY
next 10th inSt at 10Y O'Clock, at the store No. So Pearl
street. below Gary, now occupied BY II. L. Kendall,
$50 pkgs anufacturei tobacco,
1900 DO smok ng, In bags,
1909 do In bels. and bales ii...
10 bsls pure apple cider,
do apple vinegar,
so lbs old country soap,
6 NJ aSs)rted envelopes,
reams commercial note paper,
6M Florida cigars,
600 tobacco bags,
Lot Of empty liquor bbs,
Lot do Iron band and kegs,
Wood benches, bench screT, &C.,
Buckets, measures, tools,
Harness, Fixtures, lumber
once desk, chairs, 10 &c.
ALSO,
VIII be sold the KEY and unexplred Lease the House.
March 10th, 1854 PULLIAh, HANE5 WEI5IGER.
NOTICE. will Sc J, at the house of Henry
L. Decle, In Montgomery county, WEDNESDAY, the
23d day Of this oath, the highest bidder for ready
all the personal property OF said Dece attached the bene
K. I. Foster Co., consisting Of
Household and Kitchen F1rnture,
Valuable Library.
Horses, Wagons, Gears,
Several Hundred Cords Of Wood
Leather, Salt, &c.
Thirteen very Valusbe Negroes.
L.. ~ Ah1ss Deputy, for
J. W. MONTAGUE,
mhQ-tds Sheriff Montgomery