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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-11
ihe Confederate sta res Cotton Tie.n

-'S - "le name OF a newly-inyented and
'0'HSiy simple band, made of hickory or
'0' t"' purpose OF baiing cotton. Its in
|, M = n. Davis, of Holly Springs,
Va Yesterday presen ted his designs be-
'-' fe'tnt Oil.ce authorities, anu sue
49, IN immediately obtaining letters pat
'Hs ne dispenses with the use OF iron
@'' q ropes, and brings into use hoops, of
suitable material is 10 he found upon
f'aLtauon. The popularity consists
ioeA which joins the two ends to-
nb ia.., - " simple metallic bapd, with
1e--ihe ends are placed within, and
no,. y driven between, securing Them
|oaa. @@'''y and permanently than either
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The victory is complete.
A SEirwisi, or, Green River, Nv.

NASHVILLE, Oct. ]o.--p4sseagcrs to-day re-
port that Capt. Johnson Ii. Morgan, with
twenty seven laeu, had skirmish with TIE
Lincolnitss, eighty strong, ON the eth instant
beyond Green river, killing fourteen. Capt.
Morgan's loss was only two. The Lincolni tss
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sy7 Sale ~ los O'Clock 4. NJ.
THOMAS L. DUDLEY
~ IHOS- ~. kRESEE. Anctioneey.
q flee corner OF 18th aud Cary sts.)

A DMlNISTRATOR'S SALE OF FILE
n CANT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FtRNITUFE, PIANO, CARRIAGE AND
HORSES, AND COWS, AT AUCTION "A.
Adnints'ra'or nf Charles b. Hill decd 7 shall on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th, at 10 O'clock A. N NJ
MS late residence, in 10TH street between Broad
and Grace proceed TO sell the above named per.
sonal property Besides other articles are the fol.
lowing:
very fine and costly PIANO
Two beautiful and large CARPETS-one Velvet
and one Brus ella.
Two elegant Rosewood TETE A.TETES.
large and cost'y MIRROR
-Four magnificent Broc katelle CURTArNs COR.
NICES, &c.
Two Mahogany TETF-ATErEs.
One Walnut ETTEGgs
Five large ard elegant ENGRAyINGS
Rose 4 AMI Mahogany CHAIRS.
BED9TEADS, BEDS BEDDING
WARDROBES, &c.
ALSO
Que CARRIAGE aud II aRSESS
Two Carriage HOR- Els
Two fire MICH cows
All the Furniture Is new and In perfect order Pas,
sans will do well TO call and examine this elegant
L urntHre, which they can d. spy day before ,La
sac between the hours of II A. NJ and p NJ
TERMS Dor 81 sums under 8 90 essh. fer ALI
sums or 500 and over, months credit. thu mr..
chaser giving negotiable pot. with approye d en-.
dorsenenf, and with interest added
THOs. J. EVANS,
Admir- of CAas h HUI decd :
gale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEx, Aucf.
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4 sJCTzON SALES.
THIS DAY.


By G0DDLN : APPERSOv, Aactsonesr,.
NERY VALUABLE BRICK TFNE-
MENT, ON THE SOUTHoHOE OF
FRANKLIN, Il Z 7 w ZEN SD AVD Arg
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION At
me request of Mr.. Samuel d. Hicks {who eopten-
piasts occupying smaller house, Shall sell mt
nnhtic aiteton, on tis promises, on FRIDAY Az
IobNOON, the fith October. l-6l. ~ II o'ciock
the new and admirably arranged TEN Ea1f,NT,
located as above now oyvntd and occupied by him.
Tue Use hes 10 rooms, besides ample seryants'
apartments, wash room, coal h&pse Or. Tho
premises Pre- tuilt with the usd;aTloe-n convent
ences, such as marble mante!s, gas water bathing
room, Sc.
Possession given in q few Gays after the sale
Taking into consideration the location of the pro.
perty, it is justly regarded very valuable.
FERMs.-one-tifti, cash balance IT T. 8, H. and
IN months, for negotiable notes. interest added SO.
cured by trust deed.
The house can be examined any day between
the hours of and o'rork p. NJ
GODDiN d APPERSON,
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TELEGRAREI
GLoHIoUs VICTORY AT sAErA R0sA
ISLAND
Stcrming ct the Island By the ccnfsdcrates
Billy wilson's ZeGa9es Taken by Sur
prise Their Entire Armament DESTROYED
Loss Of the Enemy Very Gil eat, 60, &c.

MoBILE, Oct. "A special dispatch TO tia
ldrertisr and Register, dated Pensacola, Oct
J. states thAt q thousand Coafederafes, under
the command of Gen. Anderson, crossed the
bay last night, landed ct Santa Rosa Island
at O'Clock in the morning, and stormed the
camp of Billy Wilson 6 Zouaves, burning and
destroying every building, except the hospi-
tai also destroying an immense quantity OF
rations, eauin pi ents, stores, and ammunition.
and spiking their cannon. They effected a TO-
tai destruction OF the camp. The loss OF the
enemy was very great The loss of the Cont
federates was forty killed and wounded.
Capt. Bradford, of Florida, was killed /;
Lieut.. Nelms, of Ga, killed; Walter Tugsle,
of the ContineEtals, desperately wounded !:
John Burgess, killed; Gen. Anderson was
wounded in the arm Lieut.. Sayre, wounded
in the hip. This list is imperfect. It is i'm
possible to get all the particulars.
Oar force engaged consisted Of three com
pauies OF the 5th Georgia Regiment, fourteen
mem beers o. the Mobile Ccntinentais three.
companies OF regulars e detachment Of Mis-
sissippians a detach rnent OF Georgians, IN
der Lieuts. HallingCist and Nelson, 200 Ala
bar1iaps. and detachment of navy officers
ard marines, under Capt. Brantz.
ior Badger, U. 5. A., is one of the nu-
merous prisoners in onr hands.
Lieut.. Slaughter, OF the Mobile Continent
ais, while carrying dag o: truce, was c; p
tured.
The victory is complete.
[sEcoSn pIsPATCm.J
The VI ounded-Eelease Of Lieut.. Siaughf ter.
MOBILE, Oct. lo.--A special iispitch to the
Adseosissr and Register from Pensacola, dated
tha-9th, says Lieut. Slaughter. bearer Of the
flag OF truce, was released.
Walter Tugsle is easier.
Hopes are entertained that Burgess VIII
live.
Twenty niue OF the wounded who are ia
The Ladies Hospital, are receiving every at
| tention.
Gen. Bragg witnessed the fight from head
| quarters, ana expressed himself much
| pleased
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ENoR SALE-A HORSE.-wll be sold. In
front Of the Manchester Hctel. IN the llth Of
October ut halfpast O'Clock p M ROAM
HORSE, years old to pay charges. TIE said
horse WIS left at my stable on the I'd day ~ Al.
gust by soldier. purporting to belong to DR. Bah.
Geek, OF the bth Regiment South Carolina youn.
teers. TERM Cash. We DAY
Manchester, Oct. l. 1861 or 9-IOte
PS.-Ine above sale will NOT TAKE p ACE
advertised a.
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w A N Il Ed
w RECR UITS
"R. L. ]. h.
noor1.iAa nkaAf.

"R. L. J. b.
Recruits wanted for the RICHMOND LIGHT IN.
PANTRY BLUES.
Each recruit enters active service a soor "A an.
listed.
Any number Of good Recruits viii be received
into this corps, permission having been obtained tc
Increase the same to a complete battalion. The
Rsues are attached to the Legion now in service in
Western Virginia, under the command Of Brixsdisr
General Henry A. Wise.
The Blues are enlisted for the entire continuance
OF the war; and no recruit viii be resolved for isss
period of enlistment.
Apply TO Capt. HAMMOND DUNCAN, Wiss LEGION
Once, over r. II. TAyiors Music Store. No. Iss
Nam street, between 9th and 10th. Richmond BE-
tween the hours Of 9 A. NJ aud p. H.
None need apply but men Of good character and
robust health.
Honorary members Of the Blues ana other frssnds
throughout tie country, requested to assist us
Uniforms and other necessary clothing iurnishsd
o. JENNINGS WISE,
an AA-dkswn Captain r. L. y
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JEFoRTUSArB AcctDEST.-The Lynchhurg
R22a5iicaa, Of yesterday, says:
Tuesday night Slr. William RI il, membtr
of Preston's artillery, encamred near this
city, was acciden tally shot by I. sentinel. The,
circumstances OF the sad occurrence are as
follows: AT about nine O'Clock, while The
members OF the company were engaged i'll
getting ready to start tor Richmond yes terday
morning, a loud report was heard lii the camp,
and Reid Immediately cried out that he was
shot and upon examination it was found that
the bali had passed through both legs. The
blood was gushing from tne wound so freely
that, had not some of his comrades Stopped
its flow by n light bandage, death would
have speedily eusued Dr. Owens, ST., was
Immediately called in, and The wounded man
properly cared for. The injuries, while very
painful, We understa nd, are nos likely to ter
inmate fatally with proper attention.
A CoSTRADICTIoN-frea1H IN S!qtu Quo. Tile
following dispatch, received in St. Louis
October Sd, viii set the matter in relation 10
General Fremont's removal st rest;
WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-General Fremont is
not ordered to Washington, nor from the
field nor is any court ul2rtial ordered con-
corning him. (Si-ned,) VIZ. III. SEWARD.
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FUTURE DfYS,


~ ER6EANT'S SALE.--Wilt be sold on FRI.
~ DAY, the 18th inst, commencing ut 10 o'clock
a. al at the store on Cary, between Virginia and
lf'h streets, one large Iron Safe; one patent Bal.
ance; Writing Desk: Letter Press; 2 Counting.
room DESKS; lot Bins; Water Cooler: " ard
robe; Looking Glass; Bedstead aud Matt. ess:
Nashstaud, Ever. and Easin; | Safe: Churn;
LOUNGE 6 To- of Plank, and s1udry 9TH r articles
70 SATISFY distress warrant in favor Of Ann E.
Wright against Il. j. Walker
THOMAS IT, DUDLEY
DC It'd Sergt City Richmond
- ERGEANT'S SALF-Dy virtue of an act 81
} TIC General Assembly. passed March 20 1860
AID by an order of the Hustirgs Court II he civ
81 Richmond. viii SELL to the highest bidder for
cash, in front Of the City Hell. on MONDAY. the
llth Of October, ls6i. chat being Cont dav a
very likely FREE BOY. named WILLIAM BIRD.
about - years old convicted hy said Court Of grand
Ercznr aad ordered to be 81 Id i,..o a5selpte ala,
very
e Sale ~ lo5 O'Clock 4. NJ
THOMAS L. DUDLEY.
ciI-3t serr't Civ If Ricbmora
- ERGEANTS SALE-In pursuance Of An
order of the Hastings Court Of the CITY Of
hiehiond, made On the 10th of August 1861 will
Sch to the highest bidder for cish in front Of tho
CITY Ha'', on MONDAY, the l4th day Of October.
.o (that being Corrt-day,) very likely FREE
MAN, named WAsHINGroN BROWN ordered by said
c"ft 10 be- sold nto absolute slavery for remaining
I'D the commonwealth contrary 10 law.
ieS sac at in4 oclnck A NJ
- THOMAS l.. DUDLEY,
oc - Sergeant City of Richmond.
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~ a NE'S.

All ANTED--W ANIED. Any Of the follow
W ing named articles wanted by the Ord
nance Department, Confederate STATES, and per
sons having them, even III small quantities,
licited to sen tn. IN by Express with bills mude
on. at fair prices, TO either Mount Vernon ArsPna
Mobile, Capt. J. L. White; Augusta AIRS nal, Capt
W. G.. gill; Charleston rsenal, Captain T. l..
Childs; to Confederate States Laboratory, Rich
man1, W., notifying .he Department of the ship
ment:
LEAD, pig or scrap.
ZINC.
TIN block or sheet.
OAkIlM or TOW.
NITRIC ACIo
CRt Gibbs.
SHEET IRON
SHEET BRASS
SPELTER
Payment will be made delivery.
j. GORGaS,
1t. Col. Chief Of Ordnance.
re The Charleston Mercury, Augusta Coustitu-
tionalist Mobile Advertiser, Montgomery A0ver.
tiser, &illedgeviLe Recorder, Fredericksburg Re
rorder, Petersburg Express, Lynchburg Republi-
can, Wilmington Recorder, Tallahassee Flordau,
Columbus Georgia. Sentinel, Richmond Wing,
and the Examiner will copy the above al
vertisement for two weeks IN daily. tri-wrekiy
and weekly papers ami forward bills to Enquirer
Office for settlement. oa ll--l&c2w
WANTED
w SUBSTITUTES AND RECRUITS.
1 am ia want Immediately of SIX SUBSTI-
TuTES and Five RE RUiTS, for whom cash
inducements viii be offered aud paid on being &C
cep,ed. ROBERT HILL,
In rear Of Spence & Garey's,
DC LIFTS Governor street.
w FINISHING TAN
wv NERS aud CURRIERS' +, whom the
highest wages and additional inducements viii he
offered if ulaedate application b, made to
CLARKSON & co, l06 Main st.
ALS0--One or two SC0URERS. &C ll---at~
w ANTED-A Fl o UsE.-A snaI1 faulty
w without children wish 10 rent a r T. II =
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A UCTION-GREAT ATTRACTION,-
IA VIII be sold a. Louisa Cont Houss on the
second MONDAY 10 October. 1851 fbairr (,eurt
day lerve stock of DRY GOODS. GROgE-
R1ES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY. SHOlH-
HATS, &c. embracing "a stock OF s. UH urrth n
goods or more. Merchants would do wsH 10 A..
tend rs the sse viii certainly take p,ace and the
terms liberal. 5. WESTHElMER
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

FRIDAY EVENING, october 4.
FLOUR-There is good demand from
Pittsburg, and fair one from the local
trade, and the market is firm: sales of 1000
brls., since our last report, at 50 9O@4 for
superfine ; 81 1904 25 for extra and family,
and 81 30(04 40 for fancy.
WHEAT-There is q fair demand for
choice grades of red and white, from the in
terror millers, and there is but little of this
kind Offering, the lower grades continue dull:
we quote prime to choice red at 75@80c.
and prime to choice white at $4,000: sales
Of 400 BUSH choice red at $780,, delivered;
1000 do. choice white at 9Oc., delivered; 300
do. prime, white at s7c;i 500 do. good do. at
SOc;, 200 do. choice red at l1acy delivered;
600 do. Alabama red at 76c 500 do. prime
white at 84c.; 300 do. do. at Soc. and 200 do.
good red and white at SOC.
WHISKY-A steady market and fair
demand: sales Of 600 brls. at l4@l41sc., the
latter rate for wagon.
PROVISl0NS-Th market remains quiet
but firm. Mess Pork $l2 75@l3 Bacon 42s
@5X and 618c,, and Bulk Meat 322l, Az aud
BIC. 200 tierces Country Lard sold at 7@
TIC.
GROCERIES-The demand in the large
way is quite light, but the jobbing demand
continues good at 9H@10%c. for Sugar; Al
@46c. for Dlolasses, and l5130l7c. for Coffee
$50 bags inferior Coffee sold at l51Ic, cash;
27 do. Laguayra at l7c.; and so brls. MolasseS
at 45c. cash.
OlL-Linseed is selling at 52@5sc. in the
small way.
OATS-The receipts are light and not
equal to the demand, and prices have an up.
ward tendency, bat are not quotably higher
sales at 24c., in bulk.
RYE-Tbe market is steady, with fail
demand at 36c., in bulk: sales Of 400 bushels
al &c., in sacks, at the depot, sacks to be re.
| turned
HAY-A continued good demand, with
light supply, and prices advanced 81 pei
/ tan, closing firm at $9@l0 per tun for good
! TO prime Timothy on arrival.
| CHEESE-The market is unchanged and
dull small sales to the retail trade al
| 5000.
BUTTER-The demand is local, and con.
! fined to the best qualities. The lower grade;
/ are almost unstable. We quote prime tc
choice at l2@l4c., and fair to good at 6@sc
! Grease sells at &C.
CORN-A continued good demand anG
but light supply; the market rules firm al
full prices. Sales at 26@28c. for ear at thu
upper and lower depot.
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By Telegraph,I
-Dg AN'N6a"RAsJ
New York Market.

NEW York, October 4--Recepts of Flour,
2l,6l7 brls.; the market continues steady,
and in fair demand: sales of $500 brls. at
SO 2595 40 for superfne State; $5 55@5 65
for extra State; $5 25@5 40 for superiiue
Western; SIS 50@5 IS for common to me-
dium extra Western; So s0@5 80 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio. Cana
dian Flour frm sales of 525 brls. at $5 300
40 for superfne; $5 5000 80 for common
to choice extra. Rye Flour is steady at
50 1904.
The receipts of wheat were ia, 1876 bushels.
The market is l@2c. higher, with fair ex-
port demand, chiefly for France; sales oi
10000 bushels at 81 27@l 29 for choice
amber Iowa; 81 80 for red Wabash; 81 300
! 80 for red State; 81 40for white Kentucky;
81 As for white st. Louis. Rye is steady at
previous prices Barley firm at 65@66c as
in quality. Receipts of Corn 98, 665 bushels;
the market is without important change
sales of rs, 900 bushels at 54@55c. for good to
prime shipping mixed Western. Oats quiet
at 30@35c. for Canadian, Western and State.
Pork firm; sales Of 100 brls at $l4 75 for
mess, and 50 75@l0 prime. Beef quiet. Gut
meats steady. Lard unchanged; sales OF loo
brls. at s1<@9Ac. $40
Butter is selling at 79llc. for Ohio; l219@
l5c. for State. Cheese steady at 597c.
Whisky quiet ct 2l1zc.
Cotton unchanged; sales of 200 brls. TO-
day; Uplands 2l1zc.
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INKLINGs.

Twelve men were placed under arrest in
the Elm.street Barracks, yesterday, for in
subordinStion.
One hundred dollars reward is offered by
Richard NJ. Jordan, for the recovery of his
little boy, who has been missing since Mon
day last.
The Butler County Fair at Hamilton closes
to-day.
An intoxicated individual named Myers
was drowned while attempting to ford the
Miami River, near Plainville, with two
horses and wagon.
Six disciples of Nimrod left yesterday for
the prairies of Illinois. We hope they will
be captured by the rebels. Small business
under present circumstances.
Jesse Gray, lad aged fourteen years, was
seriously injured, yesterday afternoon, by
being run over, on Third-street, near Main.
The Methodist Book Concern has property
Of various kinds in our city, valued at
$286, 1877 So.
A meeting of the Union Club of the Fourth
Ward will be held at their headquarters this
evening.
Commissary- General Stone has gone to
Western Virginia, with clothing and supplies
for the Indiana troops.
Captain ]. S. Morton, of the United States
Army, has been appointed Colonel of Fourth
Regiment Ohio Volunteers succeeding Lorin
Andrews.
Hon. L. D. Campbell has been appointed
Colonel of the Sixty-ninth Regiment, which
| will rendezvous at Hamilton.
B. F. Smith, of the army, is appointed
Colonel Of the First Ohio, succeeding Colonel
McCook, who has been promoted TO Briga-
| der General.
Mr.. A. ]. Shipley, of this city, lately ap-
pointed Second Lieutenant of Engineers, has
received orders to report himself at Fort
Jefferson, Mo.
The First Ohio Regiment, organized under
Colonel A. Med. McCook, in camp at Day.
ton, has nine hundred men.
Ten Secession sympathizerS arrived in our
city early this morning, en- route for Louis.
vile. They had travelling companions
armed with United States muskets.
| The trial of Helm and Maddox, alleged
| Secessionists, OF Newport, will take place
in the United States Court tomorrow morn.
ing at ten o'clock.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-04

RECEPTION OF THE SoLDIERs.-The Fit
teenth Ohio Regiment, Colonel Dickey,
reached COvington this morning at eleven
o'clock, and met with a very cordial recep-
ton. Although the citizens engaged in pre-
pairing dinner for the troops had been sew
eral times disappointed in regard to their
arrival, the repast spread out for them was
every thing that could have been desired.
Many ladies expressed regret about the tables
not looking as well as they did on the day
previous, but as for the dinner itself, nobody
found fault with it. 1t was truly pleasing to
see the ladies vieing with each other in their
efforts 10 make every thing complete.
Coffee was furnished in abundance. Bread
and meat were piled up in great stacks
Pickles, butter, pies apples and a variety OF
other things were there in profusion, and cool
water in casks was placed at convenient dis
tances along the street. A great cOncOurse
of people collected about the market-spsce
to witness the arrival of the soldiers, and
they made the welkiu ring when the regi,
ment marched up.
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nII..nnri War Nnrvn

There would have been war indeed if Free
mont had been removed. The rumor reach
ing st. Louis, made many men of many
minds in that city nearly frantic. The Dutch
were for taking Holland and giving it in
charge of the great Californian. The pulse,
then up to fever heat, now beats regular.
Fremont is to fight Blair is to be tried. The
details we give elsewhere.
1t is reported that Price sent four thousand
rebels across the river, on furlough, on Sat-
urday, and that Sturgis attacked them. They
attempted to recross the Missouri on a
steamer, but Sturgis opened his batteries,
destroyed the boat, and killed many Of the
enemy.
Price, it is further rumored, intends to fall
back on the Ossge, and join forces with
McCulloch before he resumes offensive oper-
ations.
The report that Jim Lane had left Kansas
City and marched to the Platte and routed
Parsons, with four thousand men, has been
confirmed by dispatch to Fremont.
Johnson's rebel horse continue to scour
the country in small bands up the Usage,
stealing cattle, horses, and every thing which
they can lay their hands on. They make
quite business Of stealing negroes and rum
ming them South, selling them.
There are no less than eleven ministers in
this band, including johnson, who was him
self formerly distinguished member of the
South Methodist Church persuasion.
The low water in the Missouri River makes
it uncertain if the armed gun. boats can get
up that stream.
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BOARD OF Cry IMPRovEMBNTs.-Ata ses-
sion of this Board, this morning, the follow
business was transacted
The Clerk read communication from G..
W. Tucker, asking that gate which had
been placed at the mouth of Halpin-alley be
removed. Referred to the Commissioners of
the District, with power to act.
The Clerk also read communication from
property holders on Central avenue, between
Baymiller and Freeman. streets, asking for
the construction of sewer in front of their
premises.
On motion, the communication was filed,
and the Clerk instructed to advertise for two
days, in accordance with the sewerage laws
of last winter.
Mr.. Horton presented the following reso-
lutiops:
"ResolUed: That the Commissioner of the
Western District be and he is hereby author
lied to have repaired Richmond street, from
Freeman street, about two hundred and fifty
feet east, at cost not to exceed $40.
ResoLved: That the Commissioner of the
Western District be and he is hereby author.
lied to have wooden waterway placed al
the foot of Eighth street, to prevent the wash
ing Of the street, at a cost not to exceed $50.
"ResotUed: That the Commissioner of the
Western District be, and he is authorized to
have repaired Richmond street, from Free.
man. street, about two hundred and fifty feet
East, at q cost not to exceed $40.
"Resolved: That the Commissioner of the
Western District be, and he is hereby author.
lied to have repaired Richmond street, from
Gutter. street to Central-avenue, at a cost moi
to exceed $l0per square"
Adjourned.