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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-29

The LEGIsLATURE.--The order Of the
day in the Senate, yesterday, the bill to
re-organize the militia of the Common
wealth taken up, and its considera-
ton completed, the bill passing that body
substantially as it came from the Com
mittee on Military Affairs.
| After the passage of this bill the Sen
| ate went into secret session, and the bal
ance Of the day was spent with closed
doors.
In the House, Mr.. Anderson, from the
Committee on Military Affairs, to whom
had been referred preamble and resolu-
tons :nquiring what forces were necessa-
ry, in addition to those already furnished
! by the State, for the protection Of the
State, reported that 4 conference was
held with the State and Confederate au-
! thorities, the result of which was that
f! the !uu strength Of the State was need
! ed. The Committee was discharged from
| further consideration of the subject.
Mr.. Bouldin, from the Finance Gem
mittee reported a bill concerning auction
GERS, and prohibiting auction sales in
certain cases. Laid On the table.
Mr.. Magruder, from the Salt Commit
| tee, reported resolution asking to be
discharged from the further consideration
of the resolutions before them, and that
the same be referred to the joint Commit
| tee on Salt. The report of the commit
tee was agreed to. Ayes 57--noes "a.
A preamble and resolutions was offer
ed by Mr.. Miller, for the appointment Of
| committee to inqlire into the sentiment
of the Northern people as expressed in
State conventions, primary meetings, &C,
OH ther subject Of peace, and to report
| such measures as in their judgment may
| be calculated, with honor to the State. to
bring about an armistice.
On motion of Mr.. Morgan the resolu-
ton was indefinitely postponed.
! The following resolutions Of inquiry
were submitted: By Mr.. Burr: @ en-
towering the James River and Kanawha
Canal Company, and other lines Of in
ternal improvement, to regulate the
charges for freight and passengers. By
Mr.. Holden: Why the Confederate sol
der is not furnished with rations accord
ing to the Army Regulations; and if they
cannot be furnished, why communication
is not allowed. By Mr. Kelly: OF ex-
empting from taxation the "Model
Farm" Petersburg.
Mr.. Walker, of ROCKING ham, offered
q resolution that the. present session of
the Legislature be adjourned on Monday,
the 18th of October. Laid over under
the rules
The calendar was then taken up. and
the bill relating to the impressment of
negroes discussed at some length.
The order Of the day, the militia bill,
was then reached, and occupied the re-
mainder Of the days session.
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The BATTLE OF GETrYsnURG.-A
Federal officer Of high responsibility told
one of our officers, who was prisoner
IN the Yankee lines after the battle of
Gettysburg, that the Federal loss in
that terrible engagement was teeaty
pane thousand and large odds. He said
It had been carefully ascertaincd and
figured up in the War Department, and
sslch was the terrific result. He did not
suppose that the fact would be allowed
officially to come before thaa4ublic, but
such it nevertheless was.
The enemy, our informant (who had
excellent means of ascertaining the facts)
states. had also taken great pains to
make out a complete list OF those OF OuI
men who fell into their hands alter the
battle. and that list, including wounded,
surgeons, nurses, servants, and cooks,
amounted to about five thousand. Sup
posing that we brought off five thousand
wounded liberal allowance--and We
may estimate our entire loss. in killed
and wounded at twelve thousand-noi
half that Of the enemy's.
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Bk Thomas w. Kseses, Awcfionwr,
fOll1ce cor l2th end Cary sts.

VALUABLE Household Furniture for Sale at auc.
tion.-Will be sold, on Tuesday morning, Sep
tembeS Goth, comnencing u 10 O'Clock d the resi-.
dence corner a 1lth end Clay atrsets the Household
Furniture, CONSISTING In part Of
elegant mirrors, 6 feet by4
I Rosewood sofa
do arm chair
2 tetea- tetes 49,
Hesre, marbletop table
Card tables
. Elegant window curtains
26 carpets, oil cloth
Bedsteads, bureaus
Wsshstands, tables
Hair and shuCk mattresses
20 Iinenand cotton sheds
40 blankets
70 comforts
20 c0uuterpaineo @.g
Large cane seat arm chairs
go cane and wood chairs
Hat rack, 8 cIOckA
~ basins aud ewefs
Large lot crockery ware
China and glassware
Plated forks and spoons
Ivory handle knives
A large lot table Iueu
sea THO6 " KEkSEB, Auct
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OuR pRIsoxERs At THE NORTH. - WI
lave conversed with two prisoners by thu
last flag Of truce boat one Of whom
Alex. Wiel, Of the I'd La, was from Da
yids Island, N. T., and the other Thos
J. Grant, Of. the 18th Ala, from Har
risturg and Baltimore DAvid's Island
is a place Of about 90 acres, eighteen
miles from New York, and the wounded
prisoner is fortunate who gets there
Some of our wounded were carried there
from Gettysburg. Upon their arrival all
of their clothes and blankets were burnt,
and new and comfortable clothing fur.
nished them. Mr.. We'll says the cloth.
ing was Of the most ,mfortable charac.
ter, though the coats, which are Z. 5.
regular coats, have the tails all cut of
before they are given to the prisoners
The men put them on, and thus, accord
ing to the jokers among them, became
members Of the s'bob-tail battalion. -
The food is excellent, and many delica-
cies are provided by the kindness Of
some ladies' from New York, who have
established three kitchens, independent
Of the hospital cooking apparatus. These
ladies are verykind to the sick, and fur
nish them almost any sort Of food they
ask for. The Goth Indiana regiment was
recently on guard there, and proved the
members to be an an unmitigated set of
brutes. They were succeeded by the LIST
Massachusetts,, who were entirely differ
ent, and very kind in their treatment Of
the men whom they were guarding.
When our wounded officers were sent
from there to Johnson's Island, they
were each given s. greenback. The
quartermaster of the post is Mr.. John II.
Bosher, formerly Of Richmond. Another
place where the Confederate wounded are
well treated is at Harrisburg, Pa. Our
informant, Mr.. Grant, who was wounded
at Gettysburg, says the treatment there
was most humane, and that the la
dies did everything in their power for
the wounded. The accounts Of these
two gentlemen are cheerful rays in the
dark history Of Yankee hospitals gene
rally, and Dayid's Island is as different
from Fort Delaware as day is from night.
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MR. SPENCE omitted to mention
yesterday that Mr.. Spence, of London,
has ceased to be financial agent of the
Confederate Government; q fact which
was announced in the Sentinel on Satur-
day. That paper states that the au-
thority Of agent was withdrawn from
Mr.. s. under financial considerations. -
Gen. J. G.. McRae, agent Of the Cotton
Loan. has become the depository Of the
Government in Paris, while Frasier,
Trenholm 4 Co., Of London, who have
acted in that capacity for the Govern
ment since the war began, continue in
charge Of our deposits in their city.
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it6lI1ll6



FRox NosTHsnx vtRnMfA. - With the
exception Of the capture Of few Of the
enemy's pickets, referred TO under our
tclepraphic head, We have no news from
General Lees army. Passengers from
Orange Court House, who arrived here
last night, represent matters entirely
quiet, though it was the belief in the
army that collision between the two
forces must occur at an early day.
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From the Rapldan /.

GoRDoSsyILLE, Sept. 27-All quiet
at the front Thirteen Yankee pickets,
captured near United States ford, were
sent through the lines to the Richmond
train. Seven dcserters, from Lanes On.
O. brigade, were shot at Orange Court
House yesterday.
SECOND DISPATCH.
GoRDoNsvILLE, Sept. 28.-No further
movements reported today. The enc
my's force beyond the Rapidan is repre-
scented at sc, 900 effective men. Meade's
headquarters are above Culpeper Court
House. Opinions are conflicting as to
whether there will he fight soon or not
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BIZ Williamson d Co., Aascss.,
mo. 192 Main street.

IT1NE assortment Of Furniture, CrOckefy, 0laas-
Soh inst sonnsnsins e 4 10 oooes. ss Vii sell
Ut our eAlesr0oms, No 1872 Main ct, dne aasort.
msnt Of Furniture, CrockeTy. Glassware, &c, con-
teistiag Of the following aud o'hsr articles: 81
windsor, Caneteat, and other Chairs
Wardrobes. Cabinets, Wsshstsnds
French and other Bedsfeads
Hair, Shuck, and Cotton Mattresses a
Feather Beds, Brackets, and Sheets
Sofas, Lounges. Tables
handsome Tete y Tetas
Children's Carriages
Ingram Carpets
Cooking and Psrlor Stoves
A ane assortment o. Crockery aud Glassware
10 dog heavy Silver Plated Forks
dog Knives &c, &c.
20 20 WILLIAMSON 4 CO, Aucts.
WILL BE ADDED:a
A small invoice Of Champagne, No article
Tooth Brushes, Clothes Brushes
l. Mixed Hose, Grass Shirts
Lot Of unclaimed Baggage, &c.
magnificent Tea Set complete.
At IL o'clock precisely We win SELL
1eplendm Rosewood Piano, IA octave
excsllent Violin, In first rate order
Silver mounted Flute, keys.
At II O'Clock
we'll, travels swiftly-s good saddle animal,
and warranted sound in every re-psct-
ss2s. Wa co. Aucps.
To be aold At II O'clock
nCGk0W1y
Family Carriage and Harness.
SEQ " { 60, Auet's.
By X * Heas0nts, Astcfioneer.
NONFECTyONER'S sock Of Candies, Fancy Goods
~ and Key Il House, for On Wednesday. the
3Oth inst will sell n 10 O'Clock, at No 81 Main st
opposite y Charles HOtsi, tho
skey OF the house, with the store
Counters, Fixtures, aud
The property has an uuexpired lease OF upwards Of
years to run II q very moderate rent
3very superior Show. Cases
Heacs and Weighs
Chndies, Jass, Sweet Oil
and Fancy Goods, such -
Fancy Soaps, Playing Cards
Combs, Pencils, b.
ALSO.
1spIsndid French plats Mirror
whole q lease sssarss ana STOCK
og y p'sa'e'' ~ iPs'f PEASANTS. Aue.
CTRAN Boilers, Copper Ke1ties, Copper Cylinders,
~ &c, for sAle II aacttou AT the reqaest u NJ
nenas Dyerl win ssl :. ~: the ruin: q the ias;
10 O'Clock on Wednesday, the 3Oth inst
tss large steam boiler ssd piping
A tos VI copper kettles
inches. II includes two ssaslisr cylinders .
A los II iron selosgiug 70 the machinery Of his
% Is Es PIEAsANrs, Aact'r.
II ARGE aaIs Of Roeel TuFuisars, woisdisg China
and Glassware, Biaskeas, &c, ii ,hs Hot Dpsingn.
| "a Bath coanay-0D Wednesday, the aosh q Esp
sembsr ICES, q tbs Hot springs Motel, ~ wil aas.
for sale The passos, dining RON, caAneef, asd
q ono very sspsrir 7ocaavs Hi..o, ewo larle PaF.
Ior Mirrors, : very lases nuaush Carpes. RlAie1,
Ksives and Toste, Cups ~ Sancevs, Dtsess opooas
famslsss - 49,, Co... H. hs:s 80 -
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letuAS 70 suIS suo puTCUuSeF.
70 "a GODDlN b APPERSON

VALUABLE Property near Richmond for sale, on
+ the new Williamsburg turnpike, hall mile East
OF Richmond will sell at public auction, up0n the
premises, at O'Clock, on Thursday, LIST Of October,
f fair il not the next fair day the place on which
live, situated q mile below Richmond, ON the Rich
mOnd and Williamsburg turnpike, containing about
80 acres Of highly improved aud valuable hand. The
improvements consist Of comfortable brick and
frame dwelling with rooms, passages, and porches,
kitchen smoke house servants' house, large brick
stable As by 50 feet house, carriage house, DO.
There are three wells Of excellent water, and or.
chard of choice fruit, grapes, &c. To persons wish.
ing to purchase near Richmond, a rare opportunity
Il here offered tse 221 JP DICKINSON.
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE-The ate ution Of house.
keepers and dealers ia particularly invited to my
saJo Of elegant French Plate Mirrors Furntturr,
Bedding, Csrpete, Crockery ware, Glassware, Sew
ing Mach inc, &c, THts MoRNIsa, commencing at 10
O'clock, at the residence corner of nth and Clay
streets. THO W kEESEE,
81 23-lt Auct.
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SPECIAL NOIIOER


H0-WE would cali particular attention TO our sal
at Groceries, &C, to come off this mOrning at L
O'Clock, at which time We will offer
Sugars,
Soda,
Vinegar, Brandy, &C
Also, lot Of miscellaneous articles
200 pair Socks, &c
PUiLiAM, IIANEs h WEIsIGER,
&c 29-1tf Auctioneefs.
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MAR RED.

I On the 9th inst, at the rcsidedce Of Right Rev
Biehop McGill, by the Rev r Andrews, Mr. JAMES
" DUNCAN, Of New Orleans, to Miss ALICE MAHER.
of this city.
TTLouisiana and Western Virginia papers please
,oss.-
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GALS or WOOD AND LAND At suctsop.-w.
- viii sell on Tuesday, NH inst, ct O'clock. 90
the premless. sAs hundred and dityniss acres Of
the lands Of Mrs Fisher. Benz Hatcher, and In
Schultz. and about three miles from Mayos riae,.
admirably located 1br farming and gardening; about
twenty acres very rich, end large quantity Of ma.
nure low on The place. The buildings consist Of
number Of cabins and seabss recently built Of NV
lumber Of superior quality, TO aceomnodats lsfe.
number q hands and hossss.
At The aans time viii - cold one thousAnd cord.
OF oak wood.
Terms, kc, made known % day Of sals.
PULLIAM, HANRs / WRISE0RR,
- 22-tdst Auctiopssrs
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TSARM in the county of Hsnsico, miles East O
Richmond, ON the Williamsburg ssaSe k'sa
coasainipg 227 acres, ct auctioa.-On Tuesday, ot
day u October, Il " O'Clock \. will sell upon 10.
premises the farm located above, containing ~
acres, 40 Of which is cleared aud n high state O
cultivation, the balance in woods. The improve
mepts consist Of framed dwslliog with rooms
Kitchen, Stable, corn houss, m Immediate posses
sion viii 10 given Of the land and full posssssO'
on or before the lst November next
Terms made known on day q ssIe.
~ TAY1DR. Auct
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~ HORSES and Mules for sale 1t auctiOn.--I will
ID sell at the G 8 Lot, Bacon Quarter Branch, on
Friday morning. Oct ID commencing 10 O'Clock, IS
horses aud mules. r ARCHER,
Major and ON.
TW kEESKR. Auct, so "a
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AUCTION xALU-FuruRs Dana
Hv JONES n. 1ay,or, Auctio,.ley.

a VERY Desirable House aid LIZ On Church
"a Hill, west side OF 36th, bet Broad and MAJ
shall SITS, st auction II will sell ca "wednesday, tho
30th Seps, at O'clock, on the premises, the desira
bic brick residence located above, and Of present
occupied by the Rev John d Aalstead. The house
contains rooms, together with . Kitchen VI =
rooms, all well arranged and In good order The W
fronts 50 feet and runs beck 150 feet. Possession
given on Or before TIE lat Of December next.
TEna, --()ue- third cash; tho balance Ut ana u
months for negotiable notes, with Interest added
and secured by deed Of trust.
se25 JAS II TAYLOR, Auct.
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I'm the 9Th day Of October next, 1t the late
~ residence Of John A Pickett, decd. In the
county Of 0oOchiand. l shall proceed to sell BY
auction. all the perishable property Of said Pick
etts estate. consisting Of Horses Mules Cattle, and
Hogs. Also, Wagons, Farming Utsneils. Corashsl-
Ter. and many other useful Implements; Household
and Kitchen Furniture, some of the former new
and elegant.
TEKMs-On day OF sale.
A NJ HAMILTON, Dep shift,
And as such acting Apml nistrAt6r.
At the same ii me and place will be sold the Crops
Of Corn and Forage, Of the present years growth.
sc 2G-4t% A nj HAMILTON. Agent
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n UCTION Sale Of Valuable Building Loee 90

"A Union Hili and In the vsliey.-l VIII se!i q
auction, on the premises, on sriasy, the = o. W.
tobsr, At o'cIork n. eIeven valuable beeldDe
Lots, ftouting about 20 feet each on Aaene g..
Pleessnts strests near the intersseton OF veneeIt
str~et With the oicsvi1Is Turnpike also foul
Lots, In square No leo, on FEDERAL street IN th'
valley. near the resldsnes Of Mr. Rdmund stsen
TEsns-LjbsraI, and made known % DAY o. se'e
se "a JAS NJ TAYLOR, Apci.
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| VII WILL SELL ct our. auction store, on
W Wednesday, 30 b Inst, commencing st IL
o'clock, gsnerAI assortment Of Household Purni-
ture, embracing TIE usual variety.
ALSO,
Large lot Of Clothing
20 lbs Powder
! Cool Ing Stoves, &c.
( REDWOOD PHILLIPA Aucts,
-ae % "a Malp streets
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SECOND DISPATCH.
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 28.-All is still
quiet here, except the slow firing from
our batteries.
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RUNAMW


TrEN Dollars Reward.-Ran away from the sub.
j scrber, about the LIST inst, my sser'vant girl
Agnes, IL years cid, gingerbread color. viii pay
the above reward il delivered to me in Sidney
Sc 2e-ctt Mrs ANN / srAFLEs.
NNE HUNDRED Dollars Rewsrd.--Kan awa7
county. near -. RIVER Pond Is ssta.Say
last, September 18th, 1868, my negro boy THOMP.
Son. Said negro 10 about feet II Iaehes high; Is
years old; very likely and straght snall burn
on the back Of his LETT hand. and sons bad whip
marks on his back; he had on when he left . very
neat straw hat think be has gone 10 the diree
tion Of Danyille. We. where hs has r. lations. 1
b~rs, who lives in Campbell county, VI. For his
apprsheosion, and pat In some safe jsil, 90 that
GET him again, will give el0O fswa,d. / think hs
spoken to, and originally came from :ortb C.roiina
TRUMAN PARKER.
~ 2a-eod3te Richmond. w.
DAN AWAY-$l0O Rsws,I.--Rsn away from
IL the suhseribsr, on the 2lst inst, negro man
spoken, gingerbread color, Aad o., when be left .
biaOk hat, pinned up at toe side. will give ~
ward Of 80 il taken In tbs county Of csrolips or
any Of the adjoining connties, 800 II arrested
/ get hin. kw NURKUsS,
Rather suenn, Pc,
! e 25--isodAawlm Oarolina' eounty, W.
ONE Hundred Ia,llars Reward.-Ran away from The
y saescriber. On the lssh day q Az gust lass Han
pexiou black, lips very thick, keeps y chin gese
rally dropped and mo0sh open, and e.yes very red;
no marks or scass except ON. ~ neck - chin from
probably a. ssos w,isusca's IN New szsns .her
his father lives, OF q Mr. r. HAxnliA N Charles
City, whore he has sister. WIN Wy he above
reward Of Sloo Y b b delivered ~ heAsrs Goddin
4 Appersou, n ktchmond, or q my farm - Henri
i a.- Eco. EciRD D cAEzEn.
0Onn REWARD-Ihs q soye rsUard win -
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iSoS ~ ne case o. t.s 0o.sdeEate States
osaanss loan Ioaef. snau, . nsecivsr o. eaad
COoi! on Weanesooy, the TN o. Oes0oeI next, ae
~ oc'ock =, on the premises proceed 70 eesl q
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Cccupfea ~ $50 1ofer, end iass the property o.
CneIass Aiien, On alien enemy, Posssestoe
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40 nnNnI + 0MOOAk, hecetvef.
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GsECOND DISPATCH. |

CHARLESTON, Sept. 28.-The enemy's
Morris Island batteries were firing slow
" ut the ruins of Sumter to-day for the
first time for several weeks. No damage
was done.
Nothing else stirring.
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HA.MATClfE5-Matciles- Aatehes.-The Vrginia
Match company are now prepared to offer to
the public large quantity Of superior water proof
friction matches These matches the best aud
cheapest in the Conederacy, guaranteed to bafn
freely IN ali kinds Of weather. All orders sent Ia
the factory, corner Leigh aud Adams sts, or address
Ell 10 M WINCHESTER n Co, box $50, kchMOni, Va,
will receive prompt attention. Sc 23--eodl2ts
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ETROPOLITAN HALL.
THIS iTCEsDA n NIGHT, Sept. %, 1858.
Brilliant and 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 invulnerable,
and acknowledged by all - stars OF the first mag.
bitude.
GRAND FREE EXHIBITION
Or Sterescopic Views Illamnated by the wonderful
Drum0- Cilcium Reflector in front Of the Hall Prev
GUS TO opening the doors.
Many h1ye secured seats to witness the excelsior
entertainments offered for this evening.
ThR lMPRE0SABlx lEON CIADs,
in their new burIesques Of
NAC(K)BETH,
and the roaring farce entitled
UNCLE JEFF.
Go see jim Woo I aud Tony Moore, the uncquaIled
Negro Deloeaaors, supported by twelve talented ar
fists, 10 be seen oniyat
THE TEMPLE OF AMUSEMENT.
The only place to hear the New songs.
~. For particulars see programmes.
Box office open from 10 ill 2. Sc 29-1tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-29

HOUSR and Lot, Corner Of Jackson and Ci.,t.
III Streets. and Vacant Lot on Navy MIR W.,
Hids Of 9Th Street, Beyond Baker, Of suetios II
VIII sel. upon The prsnis.s, on Tuesday, 2sth s.p.
tember, at o'clock n, the House and Lot loc.sss
% shove. The House - framed Tsnsment I'M !
rooms and passage. The lot fronts 60 BY III isss
deep.
Also, the vacant Lot located - above, ontns ,ss
feet.
TnMs-Made known on day Of sale
% q JAS N TAYLOR Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-29

IN Thursday, LIST Oci, by request Of tina lega1ees
~ We viii sell 1t auction, commencing q 10 O'Clock
at the boarding house q the late Ass Tnsiey 81
st. opposite Pratts outage Oregon HILL siI u The
household and kitchen furniture, consisting Of
Beds, Bedding
Chairs, &c
/ large splendid cooking stove
REDWOOD PHILLIPS,
sc ~ "a Main IT,.