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TO-DAY'S WASHINGTON NEWS
Special Dispatches to Evening Telegraph.


slaves 80 be sEIred.
Planters Of the lower counties of Maryland
agree to give their former slaves annual salaries of
from sixty to one hundred and twenty dollars per
year for their services.
Government Sale.
A large sale OF condemned ordnance stores will
be held here on the 10Th instant.
Personal.
Lord Lyons has nearly recovered from his late
severe illness.
Trial of Colonel North.
A number Of prominent gentlemen are here
from New York as witnesses in Colonel North's
trial. Governor Seymour and Mr. Feutou are
expected to testify.
Packages for Soldiers.
A large number of packages intended for tho
army arrive at the Washington post Office with
their wrappers destroyed, or the address so mutt
lated that they cannot be forwarded, and arc
therefore necessarily sent TO the dead letter Office
It is officially suggested that persons sending
such packages should write on a card the full
address, and fasen it securely to the contents Of
the package, inside the wrapper, and this will
secure prompt delivery.
Naval.
Assistant Secretary Fox, Major Hoys, and c,i-
NNiNtAA9 A'AtlA AiN NhlACl0S lAaNb'ANA ~
Monroe last evening to confer with Admiral Por-
ter in reference to naval activities present and to
come.
sheridan.
Shcridan'5 change of base has deeper siyniG-
cauce thnn Indicated by idle rumors of threat
ened invasion Of Maryland and Pennsylvania,
concocted TO aid Rebel raids on the gold market.
Sheridan Is of the "belrs," and not with the
"bulls" Of Wall street
Defeat of Seymour.
The expressions here Of satisfaction over the
defeat OF horatio Seymour are more general and
enthusiastic even than over the general result.
sherman,
Look for good news from Sherman. In short,
those Of and in confidential relations to the GJY-
ornmont act and talk and feel as if our armies
were to follow mp the glorious achievements Of
the past week with prcponderating chances Of
success before settling into winter quarters.
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LEGAL INTELLaGEHCE.

District COURT-Jgdgo Hare -Elils Smp-
son, trading as Simpson & Co. vs.. The Phild-
Celphil Fire and Life Insurance Company, gar
nshees Of j. b. Gridloy. An attachment s0'
execution 10 recover possession Of money ia the
hands of the garnishees. Verdict for plaintiff
SlJ97g2.
AFTER the taking Of several vcrdicts in cases
where there was no contest the Court adjourned
till tomorrow.
DIsrmCT COURT-Juaga Sherwood.
Ramsden q Co. vs.. Wlilm romlilson. An
action of assumpsit TO recover on book account
for goods sold and delivered. The defense was
set OH On trial.
COURT or CONMOE PLEAs-Judge Alli5On.-
Gilbert VS.. Gilbert. Libel in divorce. Before re-
ported. Still on trial.
COuRr OF OYER AND TERSINER AND QUARTER
SEssIoEs-Judges Thompson and Ludlow.-rhis
week had been assigned TO the trial of homicide
cases; but in all Of tnem motions for pos pono-
mCut were made, and various reasons assigned
therefor. That OF Mitchell, alias Mcguire, charged
with the murder Of the grl Maggie Baer ut the
Continental Theatre, some months ago, WAS post
pouCd until Monday the 2Slh instant, on account
of the illness Of one of his couns 81, Lewis G.
Cassidy, Esq. The other cases were likewise
postponed to that day, when the Judge said they
must be tried,
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

Special Despatch 10 The Eceliqg Tslcgraph
BALTIMORE, November ll.-Our distinguished
Governor elect, Thomas Swunn, is now on brief
visit to New York. His majority in the State
will be between seven and eight thousand.
The defeated party arc becoming quite calm,
and indicate a strong disposition to harmOnize
and unite with those in power in supporting the
Union. They are well convinced that further
opposition Is useless.
The trial Of Mrs. uutchins, charged with
attempting to present q sword 70 the Rebel Harry
Gilmor, win probably commence tomorrow, be
fore the Military Commission.
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BALTIMORE, November l.-Flom Is dull
Sales n 500 bbls at sil'bn1lr75 FOR Western extra.
Wheat firm. Southern whuc. 30 }tN2 9j. Corn ha4 an
advancing tendency New, 81 co. old white $40 whisky
dun and quiet at Si7l. tOloH firm a. iJlldi for Rio.
NEW EoRK, November li.-Flour has ad-
vancel lCl-c.; 5000 h5s sold: State s. aJIO 80 Ohio
SlIl@l2'5 Southern, so 7J0l5 wheat ld1'. higher.
$500 bush SOLD; Milwaukee club 2l sales 1000 bush
AZ SIHn0lS2 Becr lrm. Pork heavy: 1000 bbls. mess
sold at Si0G2Ti Lard Stoatyu ~ aGJ2E whisky Gul.
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THIRD EDITION
GEN, SHERMAN's OPERATIONS.
Rebels in Possession of News
from Sherman.
THE PUBLIC NOT ALLOWED TO
KNOW ITS PURPORT.

FourRrss MoNHoE, November l3-Thc Rich
moud papers Of Friday, November 1, urge upon
their readers the necessity OF balur prepared for
startling news from General Sherman; and II
appears evident from the tone Of the editorials
of the same date that they are already in posses
sion Of Intelligence from tbis source, which they
arc Withholding from tho nunlic.
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IN1PoRTATIoNs.


Rep0ffeat0f lhe Etehhg fetcgfdph.
NONTENIpEo-Bng Albatross, setzeu-52JO dry hides
i7dC dry hips 20 horse hides Cummings Son $3.50 dry
hides 1850 dry kips John Il Rue
ORCHIIA-BHg Anna Wellington, JOhnsnn-A20 tons
rnano Baker Folsom.
TrHKf lsIAKB--Brg T. Barnard, CroWell-lO,JiO bus
salt bags cotton souder Go.
sonBRFRo- Brig Lady Washington, Eeksson-ls9 tons
guAnO Moro Philips.
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and Mechanics; SO for City; AZ for Common
wealthi 30 for Consultations SO for Corn Ex-
changes so for Unions and 20 for Camden.
There is more activity in gold this morning,
and prices are rather better; opening at 242l,
advanced and sold at 2li2 at II o'clock, 2l63 at
y, fell of and sold at 2l5I at i28P.M.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE BALES, NOV. II.
ssporoo by Casson Co., Brokers' No. i21 g. Third St.
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TIE rIRArE FrnrInA.

FoNrREss MoSRoE, November l2.-Tho United
States steamer lH1cbiWeH arrived in Hampton
Roads, accompanied by che captured Rebel pirate
Florida, about five p VI. on Friday.
Hon. Thomas Wilson, United States Consul at
Bahia, came passenger la she lToriuqeV aud i'm
mediately upon his arrival here left for Wash
ingtOu.
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LATEST MARINE gNTELLIGEECE,
CLEARED THIS MORNING..
RI y. n Nevis Truman, Baf8ad3s, T.. A. s)gisr B
Ss.r Helen, Carroll, Boston, 30.
ARRTYED THls MORNIN9.

ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
EHIuo Union, ulmcr days iIDu BJsl1u, u ballast %
Workman d %
BlI- Lady Washington (Br) Noleyson, 25 i1Yt trom
son D.go, with suanJ 90 Moro rhips-yts,a % T.. A,
Nouunr * co.
hd Z. A. Bernard Crowel, days from Turks island,
win sIlt 90 b.. A. S1uder & Co.
EIs Lila, DlJ ~ days frOn ApalI1hcJla btA4. T.
y =. Ntct-ou & Go
BHs Vincent Mor, n days from New Orleans "a os,-
iabt % Workman d Co.
BHs Lagrange wlitney,f II days from Mobile Bay ia
ballast e. CUrtis & Knight.
IR Albatross, seizen, 30 days from Bioa.eyds1 with
hides 90 Nn, Cummings Son.
sohr Lucy. Morrow, day frOsl Brandyylus. Del with
corn me al 20 I,. n. Lea.
Scsr1. r. McColey, Durbofough,i 1 day from Camiea
Del, with grain 20 James BaTrait.
Sohr Sarah Mary, Morris, day from Dover Dell with
grain O. james BaIrRtt.
Sohr Y. TOmlinsOn, Burton, day Gom Drawbrdss
Del with ~ 10 james Baualt
steamer j. s. Rockwell Edwards, "a hDuts frJm New
YoTE, with mdse tO v. H. Baird q CO.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Z. W. wright foy Philadelphia Ia 10 days At Or
Chula 81 alt.
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Arrival Of me "City of I.ondon."

NV NORK, NOyem6ef lI.-Ihc Steamship
city Of London, from Liverpool on the 2ith
instant, arrived at this port to-day. Her adyices
have been anticipated.
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Explosion Of the United states steamer
TuIfu''-u.Dsg Of Life.

WAsuNGroN, November li.-Information has
been received that the steamer TUliD, attached to
the Potomac Aotlla, exploded nor boiler on
Friday, when down the river, aud caused a
frghtlul sacrisce OF life. Ofyhe siXty-dys persons
on board, only ten rs yet can be accounted for.
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VIOLATION or AN ACr or AssninLY.--John
II. Cort had hearing before Alderman Welding
on Saturday, on the charge Of violating the act Of
Assembly, in selling goods by samples The ac-
cused 10 was testified 20, Is the agent of A T.
Cruskey, manufacturer Of alcohol aud distilled
spirits. Curl admitted that he was the agent for
MIR Croskey, and said that he called on the City
Treasurer and was told That he would not b8 70
qurCd % take ont license. He WIS iued 300,
thc amount fNed by the Act Of Assembly.
TnE LATE PoLuoAL CASyAss.--lu q few days
more nothing will be left TO remind us OF the can.
yass Of 1861. Tho various political devices, flags
and banners, so plentiful curing the lato clm.
pogn, are disappearing from the different head.
quarters of the two political parties. The various
ward banners, torches, SC, have been slowed
carefully away, where they will remain until the
next political canvass.
E ICE-This moruingrathc thick ice was formed
In the ponds in exposed parts Of tue city.
To PURCHASE CEoruGG At Low pRICHs, make
selection nom stock OF Il .ABy-Ntus Gtrmlnrs. W.
are selling goods equal I've ,gis nv MAKE AMI ma,r.a'
rom 20 90 90 ptr cent orgg than Is now charged Tor tlf
urIoCE OF COtfug Mems Youths and BOYS. An can be
suited without delay 20, trouble
Tower ulu, No. jl5 Market s.loet
CmIpREN's CLorttNG.-An elegant assort-
mont az q. Shoemaker & Go g, No IN. Egsga street.
CuoIcE CAHAMELs.
Chocolate, Vanilla, Cocoanut, and
Punch Caamels, ManuMcturoiby
STEPHEN =. WuUvt,,
No. 1910 Market street.
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OFFICIAL INSPECTION OF
HER DAMAGES.

Her Machinery Entirely Submerged,
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CAPTURE OF PLYMOUTH.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF COMMAN-
DER MACOMB.
twenty-five Cannon, Two Hundred
Stand Of Arms and Thirty-Sevon
Prisoners Taken,

PARTICULARS RBsPECTING
THE RAM "ALBEMARbE."
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WASHINGTON, D. c., November l2.--Thc fol.
lowing is the official report Of the roCapturc Of
Plymouth, North Carolina, which was received
At The Navy Department TODAY -
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Hogs continue dun at about former rates; $500 head
arrived and sold this week at nom slS9I 4 100 lbs.
net as 70 quality.
Sheep about aOt0 head arrived aud sold this week
there rs fair demand Rt previous quotations fair extra
are selling az from 7(dlSilc. n To- gross.
Cows continue scarce and high about 90 head arryo1
IA S9saT0 for fprlngers, and stO9O a head for COW and
calf, as 20 condition and quality,
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married.

UTHHll.AED-BREWER.--At Annapolis, Nd, on
THURSDAY, November I, hy the Rev. garand Hammer
Surgeon CHARLkS SUTHERLAND, Of the United htatea
Army to KATE. eldest daughter Of the late Judge Ncho
las Brewer, Of Annapolis, Nd.
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n1S5F@ PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE COM
- PANI, EOyKNBEn 7. 1854
DOLLAR per share pay able on aud after hs l4h inst
by the Superintendent az the Exchange.
n.l4-1w HENRY d sHEbhERD, Secretary.
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PnrLADELPHIA CATTLE nARKEr.

MONDAY, November l4.-There is a better
demand for Beef Cattle, but prices are without any
material change. About 2tOo arrived aud sold at prices
ranging lGai7c for extra the latter for choicei l39
l5c for fair good aud common at 992e. per pound
TO quality.
The following arc the particulars Of the sales.-
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Uuotatlons OF the principal Coal and Coal on
stocks at o'clock to-day - =

The New York Tribune this mornlng says =
"MoDey continues easy on call at H. cent with
an increased disposition to keep capital where it
can he used promptly. In commercial paper no
change; the rates are sac for best and l0Ol2
for second grade. Congress will soon be at work,
and the money question viii claim its first atten-
ton"
The New York Times this morning says: -
"The Secretary Of the Treasury has prepared his
reply 10 the offer of a lean TO the United States
Government made by a German banker, a short
time since, through the State Department, for
thousand million dollars. He has fully ex-
amined the details of the proposal, and has come
TO the conclusion that there is no authority of
law which would authorize him to entertain the
proposition. He so informs the party making
the offer, stating in his reply that the question Is
one solely for the consideration of Congress- and
that until that body will pass a law sanctioning
such q loan he must decline accepting il. He,
however, intimates that the whole matter aud
tho accompanying papers will be referred to that
body upon the opening of the next session, with
recommendation that the subject be flVorably
considered"
The export Of gold and silver from New
York from January l TO November II amounts
10 B4O, ,5Sl 900
Against same time, 1868. 3..,.........i006 06j,000
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lOa j, Seldomrit ge, lows, l2Gl5.
90 !, Seldomrdge, Ohio, l10lGll.
% Mcfilen, Western l6Gl6h.
$50 II. Chain, Western Penns ylvania, eGl, gross,
100 J. n j. Chain, Western Pennsylvania, S9i, gross.
NJ Martin Fuller Co., Western, l8gl6h,
1855 Jos. hcFilen, do lAgl0.
y 4. Hathaway, Chester county, lAgl6.
100 Gust. Shomberg, Western l0alt
10 Mooney q Smitn, do lSel6h.
l3 Nj. Ulman, do lBdlI.
100 y. McFillen, DO lt@lI,
IS Christey Brother, do l29l4.
so Owen Smith, do ladlbt1.
L. Inuoa loo
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A SLIuHT COUGH which attracts but little
attention I'm It's mcpioucy, be the fOrerunner of
Consumption! what is sometimes called tridins cold
frequently ends In Bronchitis What rccsl less folly to
allow cough cold to become deep-seAcd, when a
remedy so prompt and certain as JNyucs Expecorant
can be readily procured Prepared only No 22 Chesnu
street.
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@tne 0rpcLamatipn
beS GonperneurS Don 0irgintei

- bes WouoGrneure ppn Utr8lntth.
Die gtretaI MTtnbIp ron girsinttn bat am 20.e.
elm 8siee anssHpntn1en: hurdb ireldfs has en- % SessBtr
1863 paftrts' gtleS, tstRtlt: Gin @gftF; bic 8efbnffIne
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nungen sbtftIbta, Be fhbrt irIrbtr, tierhAt6 aifgffctetrt
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nodsutsmmsn, unb fsner nirb bae gpIf i'm Quegnaeinsn
,oufstfrteett ben Stlttrntunssu etfsIben piuieen Utbets
fam gu IeifEn
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49, s2lnen Gage he's Mcnate Sannar e.. 1884
uH6 I'm sSftn Sabre Der GouirpRpeenb.
Cur ben @paptfntur:
@leEet %. 80 nnferbs
l Gtaats. Gteretdr.
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unf Sstt esbrarnt apsr6ri fnnI, Tnb be in falten tpis in
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Srantfaftsr Stwar, !

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Ct ft. bel benz NRttrj,tanettn, Ode Mlaih uu6 9e Straes,.
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Hur Gin 5tid6sn Brret tatXotlti.
getbt an Sramm6en = Ssgt. a%rars, frctS
0i earnaf ttEtR. glautf Qq' ID 90 MIR
ettpas: dttrDbsn2
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sintnal rinsn ptrben Stttt. Sann elite fts tn Nte
Gtubt..
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MGR unS Ot6nner. tptI4s iittr 9ouiisn ttnipsa
fptpsritn, Dbne R6 mn fs rptttsr gu bstiim mern.
Die S6warae gas ttr i~speeual sthsn 6uetrftt,
rrrnn Re binaus- ODER bineiustn9
Drtnnen tm ,3Tnmsr mar elm fcttss 2sbsn.
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l8aft 6Hntte lid bic Stir auS !9eatle fttranttf
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Nun, mas, mil Die. !Nsnn z rief bic S&parSs
NIB ip,raua .quf uno padre 'pas Mdt&en am
glrms. 81, -
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-stifH6t. mtti frisrts 10 - mid tnaetrt 10 -
MID Sisftt 10. - @tbt MIR nur et,nas gu trim
fen, elm Gr6pfhtn 9tannttptin.
5tsr! ricf Ger srft @aE ntp rrt&ts ,epuiier
iein Gins.
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aber lie zstrnp9te rs nt6t an Pie GiFFen 50.
~trtustn.
sic ptrb inns Bier nod trant, ritf bis aItt,
mir mi6sn fe auf bic &trass brtnsen. SD nil
IN nfintr 9BOEnUns feline &raHte baten.
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pc ntsbtrfant.
acmm' laste Err jpnss Itaf&,. Its' Did
bort Elm psnts auf bas Brit.
auf tas Sttt2 nas bulbe Ids nt&t! tief
Die S6parsss mir niiTtn fs auf bic StaBs
brtus,n.
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ten. sntessnstt Der iunpe.@tni&.
aat efutn S6luf Branntswsin unO Elm MT.
Mig Sroe sett mir, It6stt eediie.
obat De psntl athts tetunmslff fragile ~
fiuuss WenTd pir6tr. gttr 1trt, i'd
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Das-bat ne ia btfommsn, ns bat IS ia in her
rttf bic, ShwarSs. .
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Ifsas sipptr, ff trant; paqn-rtt&te q tbr Gin
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Eptt mir.
gittp fist HE gdmdrss fe lCl ni&t fSct
Isip.,lis fUa nidt btsr bfettea.
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eunssnialas Eattt 5brsmi estta pl6Bh& til
tQRps 9emaSt.
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Bid 3nradwerfen, ipsltbfr ttne Belt Lang ogae
FGIEruun 6ie TfiHhfa -4ei uer Grand mtett ,leden
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96srmaIs .in anssrfs BIN.

WperWlle eH aBRSIF6 SHp. 10y
gub auf iensu glana maFrn mir. pt6 einsa
Bid suradperffn, wsltbfr tins Bet Lang ekae
.Sltraus pie 5tii6fa lsiatr .@rauIdmtstt Ssssn
pie unsliidli4e 9cniie 9taoe.
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han. uub rem Fttlt2tn 9alal ttrer 0s6snnreu.
:iAea .letFx esuts, pE!6es rena fe l&pn tuns
psrtmal Su @FuuOe 9e9ansea fnO, tsis wierrr
auitanGtn uuO fred sinbstfOljirtn, patrtnp
t9re Spitr uHter ON Glrue serttuteui oae pisls
@tnlnm i6aen beysitst.
9cute ipGts ~ lpdt etRie6cn, auf pslhe 8stie
Rt6r glssnt uap saterltAer 6rtuHe UNI 8dtbses
Der mit t6r psrfabten, atsr q ,tatts ii6 ihlau
su Fbun seIpu6t, hdb itm Qitnfanp etrpns an.
Ibabtn IDnute. 81.
SnN6sn ~srfteuts or f6 niGt Ianse bss un|
rs6tmasis an I'D sebra4ttp @uies.
SasUbe trait 70 srSearti8 auf. uis beiis9t CT
farali&e 8sptnien, sr bislt f& bic fofbarfen
aettftrrr, CT Istte ben @iater User in Ger at.
Fpan, unp iwaF auf tins 70 efrf9meuptrifnt
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&ommfflpn Wsrnant

16I 9rcapRr.; Swiftsu pEr! g.. lar Z. SiIa6t,
&iamaaS, 8irsisit,
talsftblf F6 ttinta Greuneta nno 2ancsleutet ots Cen.
mi{tonaT. 86uft HHp YtrieGft ale ras8iiaen srrr.
puefS, Spstsrst. Q9aarsp, Sa5af, 2Btiu, SIsnntpeih une
@annfattur : gDaaTsa inter gta2.uue siaer masistn
GenlWtffeU,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-03-05

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