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ED.


On Saturday, the 2cth inst, at half past oci"ck
at the residence OF her father, ELIZABETH Ann,
second daughter Of Thomas and Louisa Hall, aged
I year months aud Is days.
had "a Jewel rich and rare,
Placed in q Casket bright and far
Bat lie that gave that jewel to me
Has taken it back all angel 10 be-
Her eyes called my diamonds bright,
Her ruby lips were my delight
Bat nov these lips are pale, those eyes are dim,
ANA Ord has taken her back to HIM
Farewell, nay little LISA, dear,
You have gone t. Heaven and left me mere;
tn may this be my earnest prayer
That msy he worthy t. meet yGu there.
Her funeral VII! take pise, this afternoon at Cock
from tie residence u her father 18th street be.
tween Gay AID Poplar The relatives !re ids of
tie family requested to atte.d without further
noti e.
On Sunday, eth September, ROBERT BEAuRE-
GARD CHANDLER, aged one year zine months and
day.
Ne loved o,.r little Robie dear
Aud would have wished him stay;
But Ie! oar Fathers will be done,
lie shines in endless day
Ills ianerawi'l take place from his fathers resi-
Deuce, antei street, Oregon HIN, this (ioud;y
afternoon, at c'Gieck
Ga Saturday Goth inst, sitter brief Illness, NM
q HAiDG.OyE. ia The 9th year + his ags.
Thus has l,aSs:d away one nf our best citizens
one who Wts extensively EnNn ara cStetEiSu by
aii Tor his kndess of heart: ani whose death ere
atss said yo! ia tn circle Of bis friends lie was
q devoted husb nd, kind master, and upright in
his intercourse with his fellow men.
On tue morning oi the 9th SEPT, nrs MARY
GAINES, cnnsart If " iIaiurs, deed and dangh-
ter ui the late John Rowe, IN the 4i,h year oi hei
age.
Her funeral will take place this (honday) after
nOou at O'Clock, from the.resicnce of her brother
ia law, % Corr ,e,) on 5th ST. beyond Baker. The
ffieads OF the FANNY are invited to attend without
further notice.
Sunday night, at - O'Clock after short illness
MANY JANE, in!aut daughter 81 George ana Mary
Iaue StutZ, aged years and months.
Her funeral will take place from Mr. Baker Church
GU Main st, at O'Clock To dav. Her friends aud &C
ouantance are invited to attend without further
tce.
rn-Batim0re and Washington papers copy (
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SITUATION IN EAST IkSsksssE.~-fr rom
the intelligence which We publish III
another par: of this paper. coupled with
IN ;,snec, ion nc Tho man Of the country
:" c.... ~ -. ;,,ol;nea to
aiou"u e"a''a''o'sa' We az - :. :
think that the army Oh hosec'S'is - ~ d
very critical situation. His railroad COM
,nun;cat;on with Nashville is cut off by
The movement OF Gen. Longstreet, whose
corns occupics Lookout Mountain, below
S.hsttanooga. and on the right of the
Yankees The railroad runs at the base
of this mountain, between it and the
~;vsr and is therefore completely in
1nngstrcet,s power. The only means
which Rosecrans has left Of communi-
c.tinx with Nashville, therefore, is by
wagons. on the ordinary roads Of the
country: and in the presence of such Off
GERS as Forrest and Wheeler, who are al
ready over the river, this is rather frail
dependence. 1t appears evident to us
that he must either attack Bragg's posi-
zion. lin which case he will be awiully
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From NORTHERN VIRGINIA.-The re-
ports which reach US Of the movements
of the enemy on tho line of the Rapidan
are conflicting. One rumor states that
the whole force Of the Yankees has fallen
back, whilst another represents that
Meade's army is moving in the direction
of Germanna and other fords lower down.
There has been no considerable Skin
mish since the engagement of Tuesday
last
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OGDEN AT HOME

n E METROPOLITAN HALL.
THIS (XONDAY) NIGHT, Sept. Is, 1868.
Brown. .........''...... Manager
Brilliant aud Crowded Houses
Resort Of the Ladies Of Richmond.
Fourth week of the
IRON-CLAD OPERA TROUPE.
Triumph OF Talent.
The Pioneer Troupe OF Negro Deneators
Each member inVuincrable,
and acknowledged by all AZ stars of the first mag
riiude.
Grand Free Exhibition Of Microscopic Views Illu-
minated by the wonderful bruno -Cilcum Reflector
in front Of the Hall previous 10 opening the doors.
Many nave secured seats to witness the excelsior
entertainment offered for this evening.
The IMPREGNABiE Iron -CLADs,
IN their new burIesques OF
MAC(K)BETH,
TIE THREE GUERlI.LAS,
and the roaring farce entitled
UNCLE JEFF.
Go see Jim Woo and Tony Moore, the unequailed
Negro Delineators, supported by twelve talented ar
lists, 10 be seen only at
THE TEMPLE OF AMUSEMENT.
The only place to hear The New sOngs.
W.. For particulars programmes.
Box office open from u till 2. sc 28-)tt
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From TIRE NoRruwEsr.-A gentleman
who arrived in this city last night from
Northwestern Virginia says that the Yam
kee General Averill is at Beverly, in Ran
dolph county, with about 5000 men,
From all the information our informant
could gather with reference to their flu
turc operations it is their design to make
a raid upon Staunton and the Central
railroad
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MARRIED.,

In this city, on the 2Ith inst, by the Rev Joshua
Paterkin, SAMUEL B GASSAWAY, Of Baltimore, to
MARIA + GREENHOW, daughter Of 5 and n !
GrcenilOW.
On the lith inst, at the residence OF the brides
mother, by Rev Mr. Edwards, Miss NARY HOW
ELL TO Mr. WILLIAM II MILBURN, both Of this city.
39-Petersburg papers please copy.
On the evening cf the I'D Of Sept, at the resi-
leuce # the brides brother, Union Hill. by the
Rev VIM ii Christian, Mr. EDWIN FORBES,
formerly OF Fairfield District c, to Mis- SALLIE
COLE, Of this city.
AA. Columbia, s Q, papers please copy.
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RittInndn gispatfe.


TIE YANKEES ON THE PENINSULA
We learn that on Saturday party OF
Federals made raid up to Gusts, (Gen.
Lees farm on the Pamunkey river, and
captured a small steamer owned by Mr..
4. r. Chopper. 1t was afterwards stated
that they were making raid fur,
Their up the Peninsula, but we have heard
nothing more of their doings than the
performance noted above.
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BIZ Rs,l,cool Il Philfips, Auct'rs,
t5l Main street.


Uy vOUteJ NJ. 1uytOS A"SSsVee''
4 UCTION Sale Of Valuable Building Lots on
~ Union Hill aud In the vaI!ey.-i will sell at
auction, on the premises, Arid ~. the % Of &C.
tober, ut 1 o'clock p n, eleven vaIuable Building
Lot, fronting about 80 feet each on Adams snd
P1eassnts streets, the intersection OF venable
street with the Mechsnicsvi1Ie Turn Ike: also four
Lots, in fquars No 159, on fedcraI street, in the
Valley, near the residence Of Mr. Edmund Steam.
TEaMs-LiberaI, and made known on day OF sale.
.e2S JAS III TAYLOR, Auc:.
1DREWERY for sale at Stauntvn, Va.-On Weal.
II nesday, the Tth of October, 1863, We will sell,
at public auction on our premises all OF our Brew
cry apparatus, consisting OF large barrels about 100
transportation kegs seven fermenting tubs, cop
per boiler, containing $50 gallons Also, l5o bushels
barley matt and Que Dbl Of new hops.
&c 23-Gts RICHTER FRANK.
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oIXCYdL NOTICES.


III, READY
LES lNISERABLESt
MA.Us.
The third uuinbcr OF I.cs Miserabies-thc greatest
work OF fiction produced Since the death Of Byron--
is ready 10 day. II has already won for It's author
the applause Of the iiii-cfadttss OF two outinents
il is TODD Tor mental giants
The two remaining numbers Of Les Miserables--
81 DENIS and JEAN vAIJEAS-are III 'presg aud will
appear az carly rs possible.
Aso,
FANTINE,
or the nrst part oil les Miserables; aud
COSETTE,
the second part VI the same work
The price OF each humber is 81.
AURORA FLOYD.
4 aoysl. by u + Braddou So
NO NAME.
A novel. BY Wiikic Collins. 81.
ROMANCE OF A POOR Y JUNG MAN.
BY Octave Feuiiiet 81
THE STONEWALL SOlsG-BOOk.
Fourth edition; 50th thoasand. tVc.
NB-Upon receipt Of the predxei price or prices
any Cue or s oi the above publications will be sent
to any part VI the Confederate States.
WEST JOHNSTON, Publishers.
SC 28-lt Richmond, Va.
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BY TOs. W. Kessee, As.c4iMser.
(O0ce cor Of 18th and Cary Alta |

HOUSEHOLD Furniture for sale at auction II vii
"A sell, on Monday morning, September 18th. csp'
mencing vt 10 O'Clock, u the residence q Mr H..
Il Lambeth, on 9Th street, between Cary and Canal
hls Household FURNITURE, consisting IN part u
three ply carpets
Jenny Lind bedsteads
2 marble-tOp tables
2 tete-a-toteS
I sofa
II mahogany chairs
Cane and wood seat chairs
] bureau and glass
fue sidebOard
Dining and tea tables, tenders. kc
BE Is Thus W kEESYE hnrx
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DNEIVERS SALE Of Valuable MAchiDery.-B
II virtue Of decree or the iIistrict Court Of the
Confederate States for the eastern district Of Viz
ginia, rendered ON the day Of September.
1S63t In the case Of the Confederate States ~ John
Tanner, shall, as receiver Of said Court on We'd
nesday the 7th day Of October next, at IL o'clock
d, n the spike mandatory Of Joseph h Anderson
4 Co, In the city u Richmond, proceed 10 sell At
public auction for cash, all the machinery and Office
furniture, including an iron safe Of the vrginis Car
Spring Manufacturing Company. The machinery
consists Of number Of large and highly polished
iron rollers aud cog wheels adapted 70 rolling India
rubbe. and manufacturing il into springs for railroad
cars. with the gearing for driving them
At the same time and place shall. As the receiver
OF said Court also sell at public auction for cash,
two Of Sweets railroad spke mschiues delivered TO
me as receiver by the said Joseph Anderson Co,
belonging " an alien e0emy.
ne II HENRY BROOKS, Receiver
II ECEIvERfS sale Of Brick Tenement on Bowl
II, ing Green uill, near tho Eastern limits Of
Richmond, at auctiOn.-By virtue Of . decree
Of the District Court Of the Confederate States
for the Eastern District Of Virginia. rendsred on the
-, 1863, In the case Of the Confederate Ct ties
against John Toler, shall, - Receiver Of said
Court on wednesday, the eth Of October next, at
10 o'clock d, on the premises proceed to cell ct
pm bic auction, for cash, the large ard wellbuilt
brick tenement, on Bowling Green Hill, recently
occupied by said foler, and lato the property OF
Charles II Allen, an alien enemy, Possession
given 10 Q few days after the sale.
Sc 26 HENRY l. BROOKE, Receiver.
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C0NTECTIngkNs Stock q oaegaa 81 0oeds
~ and Key = House, 56r Mls. - Weoooeey, ~
,Soeh inst win sell at 10 O'Clock q No % Main -
opposite e Charles Hotel, the
Key Of the house, with The store
Counters, Fixtures, and
Gas Fixtures.
The property has m unexpred lease Of upwards q
years TO run at q very n,odclat rent
ALEC,
very superior show Cases
Scales aud Weights
Candies, Jars, Sweet OIL
and Fancy Goods, sach as
Fancy Soaps, Playing Cards
Combs, Pencils, &c
ALSO,
splendid Fre,ah plate Mirror
The above business stand ia very desirable, and the
whole arrangement oil lease fixtures, and stock can
bepurchased privately by applying 70 ~.
So q = PLEASANrS. Auct.
TIOU5EHOLD Furniture, Black Teas, Gin. Bran
H dy, &c, for sale at auction II will sell at ~
O'clock on TUESDAY. the 10th inst, It my store,
large assortment Of Furniture, such as
Hsd3teads, Wardrobss. Tab es, Chair, &c,
Crockery, Glassware, HALVES and Fork;
2 cases prime Black Tea;
I do prime quality Cir;
2 do French Brandy,
chest Of Carpenters Tools, Show Cases, &c;
Cooking and OF. er Stoves.
se2s Els PLEASANT5, Auct'r.
: b. Rsllcool & IAilhps, Awet'rs,
t5l Main street
WE WILL SELL at our auction store, on
" Wednesday, 10 inst, commencing 1t ~
O'Clock. Q general assortment Of Household Furni-
ture, embracing the usual vari-ty.
ALSO,
Large lot Of Clothing
20 lha Powder
Cooking Stoves, dc.
REDWOOD PHILkIPA Auets.
SEES 81 Malr street..
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III USR and Lot, on Duval Street. At .uetL,
u On Monday, 2sth september, ct o,slo.s
n viii b sold upon the premises, good frss.,
Dwelling, With hve rooms, on the south side - n.
val street. opposite Duyal Street Church ma 49,
pied p Mr. Lowry. The lot fronts q kst Ms
rups back CORD depth. ~a
TEkHs-TO suit purchasers.
- Is WILLIAHa A..
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Ey Osoess d Wsllis, A,setioWsscs.
No 6 18th strseel

tNO Aosu ost0e&
CARPENTERS Shop, Lumber. Tools, &c. II .ur,,.
~ win be sold at auction, on Monday, Al 10 o'sss
at the corner ID and Grace SITS. the ARA vs.st.l
building Ito be removed) formerly occupied a. -,
penter's shop by Griffin, Ksq.
AIsO,
A lot Of
New Bog Frlmes
Sash, Blinds and Doors
lot Finch Pine Plank
improved Morticing Machine
Lat Carpenters Tools
And sundry otter articles appertA,uiug to The u,.
penters' business.
Sc 70 OWENS L WILLIS. Aue,s
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BY Williamson d Co., ducts,
mo. 195 Main street.

DY UWttuViSO3S q w., L1uClS.D
NO. 1879 Main street.
ZINE assortment Of Furniture, Crockerv, Glass.
n ware, DC, at auction-On Wednesday, the
Both inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, We ~ll sell
at our ealesrOoms, No 1872 Main st. . foe assort-
ment of Furniture, Crockery. Glassware, &c, con-
sisting of the following and o her articles:
Windsor. Cane-seat, and other Chairs
Wardrobes, Cabinets, Washsta1ds
French and other Be,lsteads
Hair. Shuck, and Cotton Msttresse,
Feather Beds, b aGkets, and Sheets
Sofas, Lounges, Tables
2handsome Tete Tetes
2Children's Carriages
Ingram Carpets
Cooking and Parlor Stoves
A fine assortment o. CrockeTy and Glassware
ALSO:
10 dog heavy silver Plated Forks
dog Knives &c, &C.
Sc 26 WILLIAMSON 4 CO, Auct's.
WILL BE ADDLD:
A small invoio ice of Champagne. q No l article
Tooth Brushes, Clothes Brushes
Mixed Hose, Grass Skirts
Lot of unclaimed Baggage, &c.
ALSO:
magnificent Tea Sci, complete.
At ii O'Clock precisely We will cell
splendid Rosewood Piano, IA octave
l excellent Violin, in first rate order
Silver mounted Flute, q keys.
At ~ O'Clock
l sOrrcl Horse, years CID, 10 hands high, works
we'll, travels swiftly-a coed sad lie animal,
and warranted s0and in every re"pect
se % 4 co. Aucts.
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DIcHMOND VARIETIES,
II, Franklin st, one door below Exchange Hotel.
MONDAY EVENING, Sept. IS, 1863.
Grand opening night OF
CHARLEY WHITES
MA MNO7xi BURLESQGE OPERA TROUPE,
ack lodged ty the entire press Of the South 10
be the greatest combination Of talent before
Witnessed.
The following are the Artists compe sing this
Monmouth Troupe:
TIN MoREIs, Richmond's own favorite justly styled
the pioneer Delineator oil Negro Character Of
pre.eGt age
MD BANKRR, the c~lehl ated CastaLet peroI ard
word renowned neliGeat
CHARLEY Wits, Ia $50 ProfundO.
Prof KEEP, Leading Vio!inist.
EQ0HMAN, Accardeonist
Sig MALFI, the celebrated IIarpist.
Franz LEslIE, the Champion Jig Dancer and Tam
bourinist
9Th eE KEMELE the Lion Banjoist, eQualled by none.
Master WILLIE, the Youthful Ralladist and Person
ator OF Female characters.
Sig RUGelc, Second viOiinist.
w WiLlsDAN, late Of the English Opera.
Prof HENHi, Ccrnet Piston
Our motto: Fen soi,hout ValJlyay.
viii be presented
THIS EVENING,
the celebrated Blu, lesque Opera entitled
OIL, HUSHi
~ For particulars see small bills.
PacR OF ADMISSION. 81 80; Gallery
81; Private Boxes IS each
Doors open at ~: Performance commence at So
O'Clock. sc 2S--ltt
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BIZ Il. s. Heasants, Auet,

GALE Of Tools, &c, Of . Grinder and Polhher's q.
~ tablishment NJ auction II will sell On Monday,
the 2Sth inst at 10 O'c k at the shop lover snssis
gun and lOck factory on 10th street, between Nam
and Cary, all the Tools, fixtures, and saOct Of >
Polisher and Grinders establishment, consisting
Benches, Wheels, Vices, and everything essential TO
such business. ES PLEASANTS,
Sc Is Auctiouees
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nOUsn And Lot % Usios Hiii. Corner NJ Nv.
i. pr .ss o. Ss. q s. s =: N
~ o'clock, ths framed Tenement locet,d n - =
and q prsssat occupied BY Mr white. n. ~
has rooms, together with kitchen. 'sS
TKRNv-Aade known on day Of s>lA
- q JAS n TAYInR A..
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I'm the Sth day If October uext, Ut the late
J res dencs Il John A Pickett, decd, In the
county Of Go0chisnd, 1 shall proceed to sell BY
auction. all the perishabie property Of said Pick
ets estate, consisting Of Horses, Mules. Cattle, and
Hogs. Also, Wagons, Farming Utensils, c. rnshel-
Ter. and many other useful implements; uousehold
aud Kitchen Furniture, some Of the former new
a'd elegant.
TfaMs-On day of sale.
A M HAMILTON, Dep Shit,
And a, such acting Apmi nistrstor.
At tn. fame i'm. AM place will be sold the Crops
of Cora aud Forage, of the present years growth.
Sc 26-it* M HAMILTON, agent.
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EOUR c0nveuiens and comfortable b,ck n,.....
and Lots on -, bstwesa Canal end BRA ~ ::
auction.-On Aoodsy, The 3Ssh Of Septe.h., !, y
O'Clock N viii sell, upsa the pssmseo. a.. !
sirable brick DweIlings located = above ooe,sss
ing Q rooms each, tnciadisg 2baeemsnt ROMA ~
mediate possession can be lad a Oue Of ~ Ao ~
Terms made known O. the day u ssle.
% 20-tdS JAb n TAYLOR Au.,,
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

OKSE For Sale.-A fine large Harness Horse.
III Ajily corner 10th aad Cary. Sc 2S--2tt
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Conclude with the 0peratta of
SWISS SWANS.
In active rehearsal new adaptation, in thIee acts,
of sir Walter SCOTS celebrated Move Of
THE HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN;
OR,
THE SISTERS OF ST LEONARDS.
The Scenery FROM actual drawings; the MuFic from
national airs Of Scotland; the Dresses from the cos
tunes Of the period.
OGDEN AT HOME;
OR,
A MANAGERS TROUBLES,
a local Extrayaganza, Burletta, &c., will shortly
be produced.
NOrIC1.-The doors open at . quarter to I. Per-
Torrance to commence at quarter ~ O'Clock.
50 2S-t
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.
NUBSTITUTE WANTED.-l am wanting Sub
y stitute who is over 40 years old. Apply ut
ChimbOrax0 Hospital, First DIV sion. Ward No s.
good price will BIO pail. +" THOMPSON.
Sc 2S--3.s
NUESIlrUfE Wanted.-l wish 70 employ Substi
~ tute to go III Camp lee; VTgnian Preferred
For such u one, with gaod recommendations, u lib
eral price will bo paid Inquire Tor three Gays ut
II Tayior's Music store, Main street. 26-2is
CtURsrITttrE WANTED-A reliable substitute car
- BE- obtained by applying at tho store OF MessrA
1karkslae h Bro, corner OF Cary and Va SITS.
Sc 23L4tt
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HORSES, de-, FOR SALE.

tfCR SAIE--A No ! cavalry Horse, completely
r equipped; he is six years Old, warranted per
fectiy sound and is fair draft horse. A bargain
may be Ind by early application at No IL Post office
Department 81 fionr, corner Ilth aud Bank, be
tween 10 a NJ and O'Clock NJ Sc lS-ltf
& OR SAi.E--A No horse rides we'll and works
Z, admirably IN harness; would sui, any going
III the cavalry service, or would make excellent
family horse. Can be Seen at lIix's stable, corner
10th art Cary sts. Price, $500.
Sc 1S-2ts EDW o SLOAN
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BIZ R.llian., Hanes q. Neisiqer, Auefrs.


GALE OF WOOD AND LAND at auction.-We
- will FELL on Tuesday, Goth inst, at o'clock, Oh
the premises. one hundred aud nifty nice acres Of
Land, Ia the county Of Chesterfield, lying between
the lands II Mrs Fisher. Benz Hatcher, aud MIR
Schultz, and about three miles from MAyo's ridge;
admirably .ocated for farming and gardening; about
twenty sores very rich, and large quantity Of
nure Low on the place. The buildings cnusist OF .
number of cabins and stables, recently built Of new
lumber Of superior quality, to accommodate . large
number of hands ana horses.
At The fams Tins will be sold one thousand cords
OF oak wood.
Terms, &c, n ade known on day OF sale.
PULl.iAM, HANES L WHISTLER,
70 22-tlst Auctioneers.
WE will Sell at the residence Of George d Pace
" in Sidney, on Monday next the 2Sth Instant, ct
3H O'Clock, his noufesl0Id and Kitchen Furniture,
together with large lot Of desirable articles Tor
family use.
PUiLLAM, uANES L WEISIGER,
&c 70 II Auciioneers.
o1The above sale Ia postponed unit lKedns sdsy,
the 3gth inst, al 10 o ciock Pm.
Sc ~ p. II 4 w, Auets.
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By II. s. Reasa'4ts. A1et'r.
CTEAM Boilers, Copper Kettles, Copper Cylinders,
- &C, for sale at auction. AT the request oi Mr.
II Dennis Oyer will sell at the ruins OF the late
lire, on Franklin street, near the Ballard House, at
10 O'Clock on Wednesday, the 3oth inst
Que large steam boiler and piping
A lot Of copper Kettles
One very large copper cylinder, 10 by IL feet !
1eet iOhg
A lot Of iron belonging 70 the machinery Of his
dyeing establishment.
sc 25 IL 3 PtEASANIS, Auepf.
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D.SPEClAL Naturalization is asked 10 my
safe this morning, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the
Cary and Canal, OF his Household Furniture
SO 25-1t TW kEESkE, Auct.
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MI AnAass. ~ = q J. an corcrxr.
fxcnANcr Horn.
MADAME RUHL,
The Southern Cantaarice, Of New Osseans, fe"-
gee ana ex vG, All eNn iEsrsu MENTAL CONCERT
ON MONDAY EVENING, SEPT rs,
when she will b assisted BY
Of New Orleans
HERR II BRAUN,
the celebrated yoinst and Viooncellist late of the
French Opera Ct New Orleans and
the accomplished Pianist, ct this cay.
PROGRAMME
f'oyiL
L. so!o fiano -, 9 ;,;;e -.
z Ernani inyoia mi. ......SeEui
Madame Ruhi
8. Soto Violin, ''Sounds from Home" ."uns'
Herr Braun. a.
T. Kathleen MAJ ournecn. Crouch
Madame kuhi
s. Solo v'0Oncel'0 I ns.. a, anIks'' March
C. Buett, ..Whai are uAe Wild Waves Saying"
madam Ruhl and Miss Fay.
PanH
l. mett, Piano, Overture. hossm'
Herr Braun and Z W Thiiow.
9 German Song, '.IHe schonsten Angen," st'ageii
3. violonceo, "Southern Airs .......... Braun
Herr Braun.
1 Solo Piano.
CIV Tllilow.
S. Solo Violin, Carnival OF Venice. .Pagannmi
Herr Braun
6. PoIousa, ''Non FL Sogno," from lombard,
Madame Ruhi.
TICKETS 81 SO; to be had at the hotels, and at the
Exchange during the day and evening.
Sc 2S-ltf
MEN RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting and Stage Manages. ...........K Ogden
ME- JAS HARRISON
in the company Of the
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT %. 1869.
First night for many years of the Rev Charles
Maturiu's grand tragic syof
~ BERTRAM; -Es
Or, tbs
TIE SlCILIAN P1RATEi
Bertram. ..............-..... MT Harrison
Imogine Observation-Disclosures Miss Katie Esteie
With all the Company i'll the caste.
Overture northumberland. Orchestra
Double Dance ............ Partington Sisters
Beautiful ballad. Miss Nelly Walton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28
By 4. u. Williams, AssctiO'leer.

Hy a. ~ Hatas''!S, HHCItOHReT.
TNHlRTEEN and half acres OF Land, 2 miles from
the city, near the Storey Kun road, at auction.
By request of the heirs OF Mrs Sally Freeman, will be
sold al auction, upon the premises, Oh Friday, 25tn
September, at X O'Clock 2 M, the property above
referred to. 1t adjoins High Meadow, Rural Shades,
aud the lands Of Mrs Ophin, Mr. French and others.
TERMs--To suit purchasers
AID WILLIAMS, Auct.
Tie above sale was postponed, on account OF the
rain, to Tuesday, 29ih Sept, al the same hours.
se Ri ID WILLIAMS, Auct