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SRLRCT!oE or CAVALRY HoEsRs-Iaeo,aps
lseais The Raleigh Standards SAYS:

We learn that proper attention hiss n OF been
paid 10 the purchase OF cavalry horses for this
STATE. or rather that, in several instances in
competent persons have been EN- pioyed to par-
chase. We saw. in Col. Spruill's camp, ne"
hittren's, one or TWO hundred horse. which
We're purchased in Kentucky, by Mr. John w
Woodfn, ut & cost - she State, when deliy-
cred, Of about $40 each. Not more than ons-
half OF them are really 1T for service. MANY
of them have been condemned 20 unfit for
cavalry use And We saw, Also a number OF
horses purchased in Granville, under direc-
ton of Col. Spruiil at an average of about
$40, which are really we'll pnt up aud fine
looking animals, capable Of effective service
in the field
On Monday last, in this place, some ten or
twelve cavalry horses--ordinary concerns even
for the piow or wagon-were sold to the
highest bidder, having been properly con
demned rs unfit for service. they cost the
State from Clio TO 81 30, and brought from So
10 $50 These, we learn, Were purchased by Il
Mr.. Myers
The Standard further says it will never do
TO continue ~ appoint favorites, and pets,
and other rcrtis-ns to Office. Merit, gualifi-
sotionS. and nothing else, should be looked ~
in making appoin tments. A man who will
give Sl2S b $l4s for horse, which is first con-
dennsd and then sold for So or $50, is in
competent 10 sly the least. Let all such
agents be discharged.
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Cen. Jackson. 0niciaI Repor,.

This document WAS received at the War he.
ment on Thursday. Wematie repeated appIi.
cations yesterday for permission TO copy IT.
and were assured that il would not be gran ted
10 any member OF Inc press for u day or two TO
come At late hour last night learned
lh"' IL would appear Ia one OF the Sichaond
journals this morping. We deem it necessar,
to maze tins statement, in order to expose the
FOLLY OF those officials who seem 10 regard il
tatlr duEy 10 withhold from the press gem
orally Sach matters OF interest rs the public
h aye u right TO Know.
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Patriotic Contributions.

~ ,,,-t ,
49, ip', '.ohs
O0'' 'n''''' iol iie ocioiit Oh the soia!ers
'luoe our last report, as appears from the
Ttgistsr kppt ~ tba passnort Unsca.
john F Burns sq5, cIothiny - A,b and
Oh a. .i.,i ''. as, Fa1,' oio'hihs 10 fth ana
b, GO & iTs cio,hinc - -, so,,,,,
Csr,i;,, CGon' si,i''' eioIhins 70 'th south
James Carter. $500, to Montarue's Virgil
mia battalion NC
TAos j. Caldwell, $500, clothing to 18Th
NoItn Carolina regiment.
ev,fjny oi4,h y"rth k.~t,'.a Tvs, s''''
+ Vi Pressly, ssJ0, clNing 70 q, and 4tb
"toIkla REGIMENTS
Caro(fp '.NA'i, st,lpoi eio-hahS 10 18TH North
A ] Koundtrea a. ,9s cloth;no e. -,h
South CarJIina r,e,;n.,,T
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Look TO TIE D.pARrMEsTs.--The New
! ork Herald, OF the Goth, contains complete
list OF every brigade, regiment, com pany, and
commissioned officer, together with the num-
der OF Iaen III each compsay, of cur army in
virginia. This information can only bs OBJ
taIned from the War nepar tment ia Rich
mond, and Il 10 evident that some Official
connected Herewith Ia . spy aud the hribed
agent OF that infamous sheet. We are in
formed that numerous old Officers from the
Departments at Washington have been intro
duced into the various bureaus at Richmond
on account OF their experience and facility in
tbs dispatch OF business, and IN this way the
traitor doubtless insinuatsd himself into our
camp. Let the Cabinet look well to tbs mat
tsy.-Sssasssk RYkkliess,
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Charged With Mutiny-Ssor1, stration

tHAhLHsToS. OCT, u-Ou yesterday the
Grant Jury OF the Confederate Court in the
prosecution Oh SandreW and others, charged
Win inntihy on board the privatecr jeff
LAWS, Iouhd Tle oil agdins! SAndrew.-
Inc others nave been retained rs Witnesses
Inc trial VIII take place on next Wednesday
lhe hrst case under the SequcstratioR law
was 1ried 10 day Ihe jury returned :, verdict
against Joseph S. Kerry, OF Now York, as
shis IL the case referred 10.
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Firing On tie Potomac Burning Of Con-
fsderata Boat &c.

FREDERicKsB cRa, Oct. lI.-Ihere was firing
up tn. Potomac This morning alta O'Clock anu
again at O'Clock. The first WAS caused by
our batteries opening on n Federal tug boat,
which, under cover Of darkness, burnt
Il Confederate boat. The damage 10 The tux is
unknown.
The Hiring at O'clock this forenoon is un-
explained.
Zach firing lasted about 81 nlinutes
There WAS evidently no general engage
MEM.
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Alien Enemies

following persons, having declared
themselves aliens, have been granted pass
ports 10 leave the Confederate States: w. $
Wilmer Jacob Kafer, ). I. Perry: q. w.
DonohH, wife and child; ). ". Carner :
Abraham Browne; Nathaniel Carusi; Jane
Carr and Mrs. Margaret Carr. We are clad
10 learn that tiIe q Government vail huneeforth
exercise extreme caution in granting pass
ports 20 this class OF persons
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LETTER x.usT.

TsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
L. RICHMOND poST-oFFICE, on the llth
day OF October, 1861.
y" Published b, authority Of Art NJ Congress
In the pHper having the largest circulation In the
District where printed
sg' Persons calling fpr letters in the List win
please cay they are ADVERTISED.
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TsgsAxsHsp SrorPAal - WArsx SUPPLIES
IL LYIcHBuRs.-The TrstsiAa, OF yesterday,

EHJS
The perilous condition OF the works Of the
James River and Kanawha canal, caused by
3 b-eash in the enlbankment along the south
ern shore OF Daniels island, is creating great
uneasiness with ali slasses Of our citizens
but with our manufacturers especially, be-
cause it is evident that unless very prompt
and efficient steps be taken 10 stop the passa &c
Of the water through the islam, it will soon
cut way for itself - deep "a TO discharge all
the water flowing In 10 the water works pond,
IS it 10 called, and thereby cut OF all supply
from the canal! This would not only stop
all manufacturing operations from the
wafer works dam to the first lock, but would
deprive the city of water in case Of fire. These
disasters have been impending over us for
more than ten days, and yet up to late hour
yesterday nothing had been done or at
ten pied.
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Arrival Of Col. Gardner

AUGUSTA, GA, Uct. li.-CoI. MONTGOMERY
Gardner, Of ihe sIh Georgia regiment. who
Was SO dreadfully wounded at ,h. battle OF
hanassa Plains, on the 2ls. Of July reached
here on yesterday III eli ambulance car. He
s'ood the trip remarkably we'll, and is now
quite comfortable.
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GaioT.Geaerai lodG.r.

This active Federal officer ana scientific
bridge builder, 1t oae time an III struc: Tor IA.
West Point, has 81 last been captured al
>,1na Rosa Island. 1t is understood that
President Davis designs employing him in
building cord uroy' bridges u Florida
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ENGAGEMENT ON CAPE KENaY BEACH
lFroln The Norfolk na. Book

- ''-'' S''S -''-.''h 10y ioOk
Information was brought TO the city yes
tcrday morning that q large United States
transport ship had run ashore on Cape Henry
beach.
he commanding officer at this post i1nne-
dlate!y proceeded to the beach Rifle guns
were inonnted in Il little while, and opera
tons begun-the result OF which we have
not as yet lsarned but will, doubtless, before
We go 10 press.
Later.-We are indebted TO gentleman cf
TINS city, who witnessed the engagement be-
tween our forces and the vessel aboya ,lludoa
10, Tor the following additional particulars
tEe forces engaged on oar aide wpra the
Huger Artillery, Louisiana Guard Artillery.
inc chesapeake Light Artillery the whole
under the command Of M4iCr Stundars
o clock, and continued until night set in
L was not returned by the vessel; brt in !,
short while after we began operations, the
steamer Monticello hove in sight and nypneS
her fire upon us. a [ first, her shot 6iu NOT
reach us; but, changing her position, she
threw her shot imm eoiately among us
The vessel is full rie1ed, and is riding at
anchor about two miles from the shore None
of our guns tool effect upon the vessel nor did
any Of the shot from the Nj Monticello do TIA in
jury. Three men were perceived on her bow
when the engagement first began; but they
0iterward went below, and nothing further
WIS seen of them.
The Monticello remained until nightfaIl
when she left for Oid Point 10 procure assist
ance, as IS supposed, for the pur loss Of towing
the vessel out.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
A gentleman who was at the Old Pleasure
House on Cape Henry beach, informs us THAI
the transp port ship WAS right abreast OF she
place he WAS, about two miles out. She was
riding az anchor in 8 rough sea way unable
to move from her position for fear Of being
driven ashore. He witnessed the shot from
our batteries on shore, and is confident that
sac WAS struck twice by them; besides, he saw
several shell burst right over her decks He
vas in + much better position to see the ef1ecI
Of our Hiring than persons at our own bate
riPs The Monticello was cruising OUT to-
wards Cape Henry, when our batteries first
opened On the ship, and thinks she was az
trActed more by the fash than ny the report
Of orr guns, as the wind bore of che sound.
She Immediately moved up into n convenient
position, and opened fire upon our batteries
firing about ten times.
After this fabout O'clock she bore to-
wards OLD Point. Tie transport fired no
guu during the time. One she'll from the.
nOn ticeilo bursted within about one hundred
yards OF the place where our informant w sis
standing Nobody hurt on our side.
Here, then, we have another instance in
which heavy siege pieces mounted on carry
ais would have been Of immense service 10
our cause. The capture OF this vessel, which
one or TWO OF these heavy 81 Founders OF
riled cannon would have effected, would
have amply repaid The construction Of a hun
drrd such guns. How long viii we adhere to
old notions 4!
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FLosiDA DsPgscBs.-The following will be
in teresting TO our readers:
HpXnorksrpss 3o pvo Eta Vn,g =

U,.A
Fort Clinch, Amelia Island,
Sept. Gath, ls6ls
To the Citizens Of East F2orida The defenees
at this point are incomplete, our troops only
partially drilled, while we are daily expect
ing an attack FROM our enemies. l therefore
cali upon our fellow citizens to furnish me-
without delay, with at least sixty able negro
men, in order to complete our defences. Our
patriotic yoinn teers have been and are work
ing day and night in order to put ourselves in
a position OF proper defence. To carry on
this work, drill has been almost en-
tirety neglected. Men who never be-
fore have been accustomed to work,
have been banding the spade, the shovel, snd
tae wheeiharrow, with Il hearty good will
taai would astonish their friends At home
After working pisiit and day for considers
bic Time, Sundays not excepted, } they are be-
coming exhausted. am therefore gfder the
necessity OF caliing oa nay felio welt izens for
AZ least part Of the labor necessary 10 com.
plete our WORKS.
hope our feiiow-citizens will Immediately
respond 70 this call. The Government will
pay for the transportation and the feed OF the
negroes while engaged ut work
Respectfully,
". s. Duwosru,
Colonsl Commanding.
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Gen. J. Il. siagruder.

A.s distinguished officer, in command Of
lhe Army Of the Peninsula, has been pro.
aio'ed TO the rank OF Major General. This
- :. an honor worthiiy bestowed. Whenever
4'agfuder finds an opportunity to cross
swords with tbs Fsdsrais, We have no fears
seF tbs result,
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Adams mrs l. >
Anderson miss Il
Anderson mrs Sairah
Alley miss A ID
Avis mrs Henrietta :
Allen miss M
A tkinson miss Nancy
s.
Apperson miss Sarah
l.
Allen miss L q
Brocke;t miss Ella Z
Bradley mrs -
Booker mrs Caroline
Brock miss N +
Butler IL iss Josephine
&
B-ock'ey miss Z f
HUtier miss Mary
Bennett miss Sarah K
Barker mrs Va b
bennett miss II
Bacon miss SaiIie q
Balfour mrs Ann Z
Is ATKINS mrs i w
harlow mrs Sarah T.
Bassett miss Annette
Bell miss Virginia
Bethel miss L Y
Berry mrs l. w
Birchett miss Annie
blessing mrs Ann T.
Ribb miss Amelia )
Blackburn mrs NJ H
ii,niord miss Mamie
Hiount mrs julia
Hrannan miss Mary j
BoWden miss Milly 5
bonware miss Ii
Dairds miss Elizabeth
Caldwell mrs Na2
cairns mrs Lucy Il
Carroll mrs Adelaide
ChiiueTS IiiTS -
Christian mrs " i ,
Chalk mrs Il T
Clark iurs Sophia G
Clark Hen rietta cold
Cox mrs Jane
Creushaw mrs NJ K
Crowley mrs Jas
Cunuiu CHAM mrs Z
Cunningham mrs Mol
lie 4
Chi!dres miss Mary
Chris tian miss khoda
a
Clarke miss Kate
Christian miss LIN elit
L
Clay miss Alice a
Cook miss Mary 4
Crowds miss Irioilie
Carr miss Martila
Uuesberry mrs [
Dixon mrs Mary T.
Davis mrs T. Is
Donayan mrs Ellen
Davis mrs Eiyira ]
Davenport mrs Pene.
iope Il
DAVIS mrs Il A
Davis mrs 4 LIZ
Banner mrs III A
DAVIS miss Fanny
Dade miss Jennie
Davis miss Ellen L
Dphugisrs miss 3
DWyer miss Cath J
Doran miss Mars't
Epps HTS 4
English mr.. Nrg't
Epps mrs Sarah
E,.cno mrs Lucy &
Edward mrs Sophia
Evans mrs Mary L.
| Edwards miss Hennit
Edwards miss MGr.'
Ep ps miss Georgia
| Fox Ann Z (col'ut3
| Fr.man mrs Della
Fuller miss Jenny
| Faudre miss Sarah G..
Ferguson miss Lucy
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FinEy miss Saliie A
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| Ford miss Helen
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Grave. mrs III A
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Henry mrs Fanny
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Hopkins miss Carrie
Hope miss II f
Hooper miss ) &
Uousew wright miss G.
Huber mrs Eliza beth
Hudson Ellen jcold)
Huddleson miss III
Herbert miss N a
Heath mrs L. J
Heath mrs Nancy
Hester mr.. Josephine
Haynes miss f L
Hay mrs + W
Heys mrs M A
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HE,stvr3n r,nr-
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Cotton States Convention

MACON, GA, Oct. ll.--Al the Cotton States
Will be represented fully st the Convention,
winch will meet here on the 18th inst There
Will be over 400 delegates present
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AyslJSEyg ENgS.

AGREEMENTS.
A FKICA Gnu CH.
G RAND CON ERT,
In aid OF the funds Of the
SOLDIERS FE'TEF SOCIETY,
By THE
TORRIANI MUSICAL ANiTEURS,
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The pubic of Richmond is re r;,ecttt-!y informed
that several ladies' aDd gan'c.rea ii Ss.;i.h Caro-
liza, res ,.ondrg 10 the Col OF patriots 4d ayinl
ASIDE for tiih-, he comforts of hou-e have z ne,
0usiy Come forward to si,i The cause u their D.
lovec country by their mn 'icpl abilities aud uude
tue Organization and able instruction of
S G NOR TO IANI,
Tie well known Conductor of the Havana Italian
Oofra purpose piyi-g series Of
ATTRA CTIVE
NCERrS
IN THE PRINCIPAL
CIII"S OF THE
CONFEDERACY
rd TIE es'tire prof:s decrnin9 from said Concert.
~ft! DC appropriated to ne cb2os patriotic purpose.
The first Concert will be given in this city on
MONDAY, October Ia, 1861.
The Company will afterwards appear in Peters
burg Norfolk. Lyuchburg &c , and on quitting
the did Dominion, tie whole proceeds Of tu- Con
eeris will he handed over 10 the Soldiers Relief As
ISOLATION OF that State. and The use will be
pursued on quitting the States Il Moth ia~olipa
South Carol ma Georgia, Alabama. Louisiana auty
wherever else tie Company may appear.
81 For Programme, &c, see small biz
q +. @ARCHAAT, Blu 7i-ess Manager.
oe ll-2ta
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AhGt ALI OF SE A NAHJH
| READY MADE CLUTuIN r, BUOTS,
',toe-o, III Is, ac., Al AtClION.-s
n'A l. io' r'as at 40 oc.oek. / viii seu q,
y e'ptr, n hrese sso.tEIvnt 0. krAi,Y.NA,E
40 fHiAts, cci'si.tin, o. '
SAP 1o.ii, tas,in re, aad oihss Over.
20 -. Ia int. and Csssia.t pan.s.
sotis, as ,ia':re, aad 81 vestn
Shir's Coils :, aad Hsiidkerehlefs,
Fos 'iei wuh n.ny tth,r articles Ia tn. y,,,i.,.
AZ ne "Hs"'
aloJ-i' to % cas- S m..', " ,mea,s an. az,
ire4 boot. SHOES ana q ait, rr u.,. 1 AZ g.
T., Is CfN,n Ay,r'r
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Confederate States District Court.

Confederate States District Court
Il HE case cf lhe Confederate STATES -
T.:1nat,l CArusi Receiver BROOKE yester
"a, u.s,.e a report, In which il is stated that
tie planes mentioned 10 .he order OF seuues
trauoa heretofore made IN this cause. now in
hlspossessioG, are III danger o. being IN ured
ori0s, Il not soon disposed of; whereupou i,
was ordered that he proceed to Sell the sam.
H.! c.sn AZ public auction.
Tbs state called Green Spring" again.
which s,qucs;rston proceedings have boo,'
s5nr.eIced. hes IN James City countv n
about nIIe miles iron. Williamsburg ana oo,,
,alns ..s}ii acres. There are also twenty
slaves, lot OF stock, farming utensils, &c,
ind another tract Of land adjoining. con.
tuulAs I-o acres. This property IS held ty
John Ward, OF New York, an alien enemy
The proceedings Instituted in Court aroins.
john Jones, merchant, have in view the 60
C.estrau0n o. about 500 hhds. of Tobacco.
believed 10 be worth s25o, GOO, the uropertv or
Austste Be.moEte i Co, tor the said Rel
mont individuality who have Leen for some
time donlici!ed Ia New I DIRK, and are cou.e-
Queutly alien enemies.
receiver Brooke mas called the attention of
thu Court 70 the following estates held bv
alien euemi's, and has been authorized to
employ agents 10 secure their possession and
attend 10 their preservation: An estate of
So acres, with negroes, i've stock, DC, owned
hy VIM G. niYes, Jr., OF Boston another of
sy scres, win negroes ~ owned by Francis
Rves of New York ana aaother Of 500 acres,
owned by Mrs. SisyuIney, Of New York.
ADMIRALTY P.vcEEpINGs
H7.i,s rs. Schooner M4rearc..-On yesterday,
tho MARSHAL, John +, WHY, Esq, paid into
tbs Court the sum OF sl,73J.7S, being the pro
eeels Of the sale IN the town Of Frssiericks-
burg. O the schooner Margaret her tackle.
&c, after dodEcties the costs and charges
fees and commissions.
It Twas the schooner Mary Pierce, instead of
tie Margaret, mentioned in yesterday paper
having sold tor SG97 ~, which sum was
p4Il into Court by he Marshal
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s% Sale at ,o1 orlcc; NJ
&C lift Sar-(, . 49,. - =, -. t.-r 4.
~ mos. ~. KFESEE, Ancf.oneer
toince corner ol l2ih and Cary ns

4 DMt NISTRATOE'S SALE t,r Erv
~ CANT HOUSEHOLD AND KIr.1I,I:M
rIhNiIUkE, PIANO, CARKIAGE AM
NURSES, AND COWS, AT AUCTION a.
snniI,,st atnr II CT aries b. Hill decd \ .h.u n
W EDNESDAf, the 10th. at 10 O'clock A N =.
ms are fesdsiee, en- 18Th strset, bewaen Rr' "a
and t'face proceed to sell tee aboyenamaa -
0nrt property. BESIDES OTHER urioies ar. m. nj,
lowing e'e tue 'oa'
\ very fine and eos4ly PIANO
TWO beautiful aud large CAgPETs-nns vetz..
aca onA Rrus els WV"
Two elegant Rosewood TETE A. TEffs
a large ann costly MtsuOa
-Four magnificent Brocka.el,e CT iRrArNs ron
E4CEs, &c. N
Two Mahogany TFTr-A R;rE9
One Walnut hTTEGRr
Five lsrge and e'eeant FNC;2AyTNca
Eose*o q ani Mahozsny r,,AIRS
BEDSTEhDS, BEDS RFD,ING
WARDROBEa, &c.
-ALSO
One CARRIAGE aud X rNrra
Z wo 4 rriage HORSES
Two fine MiLf cow
All zoe iurn,turs 3 re aud Il, crre 70,
soiis VIII DO eel 10 cal ami exa,ir. a. er
: nrni;"fe. which they can a., o., ~ ,1' ciossnt
sac, at tween the hours 81 III A. n srS,p ,s ne
ihhn. -sor eli snms ullfer & "a e.sh e. -,
snis o. 500 ard over, p,apths essd;. - 20. al
efas@r giving nfgo:abse no. v,;,h .. 'e P'''-
oofsep:eu', and with interest," added 9"
Trns. J. EysNs.
Admir- OF Chss. r. Hin 5e.,a
oc9 aIA, Auct>
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By aichdRD CA0rHosN aucyr


hhDS. BACON AT AUCTION n,
~ moNDAI isfh ms, Ut 10 o'e.,k I'M
- Hit' 81 "a ala9ioe. VI a.,,sn.t q, So,u
ny concern, ~ htle vi SIUgl. En- 90,
der. io1 "a sooa o.
soF ANo FiXrpRES OF A GpoC.P
~ q. "a stsne tine ana P.a'e Will .ell the
&c AND FiN sUi.eS OF ~ Grocer r:,e mig
80 go, H"s,shK OF Wa ssey. tins gar, Sn, a.,
MA ~ tasa o"'"'f''
r Glass j AHS--sis,, forty GLASS JaRs
WIN assorted "a ~
o' r. CAuTHORN. .u.r.
unSSEhoLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
IL ohE Al aUUiIUN.-At th. re,,,tr..c,
u ,he iste Ms mgria Freeman on the y E;ys,
rsa'lToai, near The Powder Marsaiue 1 y, m .n =.
iuctlon or cash, al the turn,urs Of The d.ee...d
on icing OF , -iaob,ar,is: tlur4.n.. = -,
Beds win B1ddiag, aud t,e1s.ea l.. ua,aa..
i''hing a lei Cane Seat Chain AL Ro,k or. ,lo.t
hubbard; Dhn. ~ -ware 2c
las sii,e WI Ike p ace ca TUESDAY 18Th in.
fair day. NV N'A'
- order Of TIE Lesstees
oc IL y ftATrH9pN Ante
g ERGEANT5 SALE : III -. - -
~ DAY the isth in.t c,.a n ..,euy q. 10 ,,.la.
W, AZ ne sore 81 airy, Or tween Virginia and
- Stfests one large ifop SAFE; one pat,.,, Raj,
'nee; ! writing De.s; Letta, -Press; 2 Copntinc.
'o t iesk3; iot 'inei Water Cooler; f, NwS
we : L'ok,ng ,'issr; Be,istest aud Matt ga
| \
'-"ins'i " 10, al Plank and snrdcy o,h ar, 10.
- ~ - isiy distress waTfan ia favor of Ann q
"il6at against +. J. Wslker -
THOMAS u. DUDLEY
- Serpt- Gitv Ei~h,nond
"a FSutANf'S 4Ls.-By yI.tu,s - 81, sc1 ::
~ the Gen-rai Assembly. passed Marcel, 70 lsso
'nd ov an order Of the Husli, Us Cour, ~ .ba 49,,
OF hIehn opd nil: sell, 10 the h CHEST bid,,, g.
cash IN iroht OF tie City Hall, %, MONDAY IN.
i4th ni oetober, 1885, cha: b.anz ecu, q DIV y
very IKE fRhE BOY, uarei WILLIAM pyar,
ABOUT 10 Years old, convicted BY sid Csu,t Of rsoa
very 'is'e 'a~
IS Sale at .o1 or'ec'; 4 NJ
| THOMAS u. DCDLEr.
~ ~ -. - -. feis - ity of Hiciuoid
- ENGEANV'S SALE-'n yurSuen-. - -.
ORDER OF the Hastings Cont Of the C;.v -
nieHlhona made on the 18th OF August 1861 J,.ri
sell 10 the high ST Gd r. Tor ensh in ron, If ,h
Gry Hsii' on MONDAY the I.th eev ..f sJctohs
10. rNaai eeirg Conr.-lay,) n v-ry iikslv KEN
Has' n'sied WAshISaTuN Bea,vs. ordered bv . ola
.on'' 20 oe S"id toto ahsonte s very for rem9ino
IN tpe Commonwealth contrary to law.
ES SAFE ut los O'Clock A NJ
THOMAS u. DIrrLEY.
-. Sergeant City Of Richmond