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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

RELIEF OF THE CoLoRrD ProrLE-The Mer-
chant. Relief Committee for the Suffering Coored People
mat. tho following inlsfes.lay staiemen.i
Til. COMMITTEES having relieved .ho more immediate wants
~ M. coorod people out Of employment In oonse
ousnes u the late o do nO consider It de.sbe 10 CON
u the di.tribauon Of moroy the cersl depot beyond
71d Instant except After personal visit &c Tie
aud .poosl report II tho case TO the Committee
COMMITTEES would urge upon the soiored people tho
danger o! relying upon charity ana sisss them 20 sec, en-
n.,uot .siblsth1s ju.ying the good cplnor
which mas ssnsry sIpesssd In relation to hsr In
Jnanoss habits To aid them IA this the rooms No 80
FouItb ,tfoet vii DO ispt open Month fIeangs
where arrangements can DO made between employers AID
those wishing empioymsht .
III. viii so DO In attendance 20 tsto proof Of loss
of propsfy without charge aud many who have sustained
o.s ha, not yet 'sncd their psPss saeJ should call ind
attend 10 this ~itLoui delay.
Co,hns may si be sent 20 The DEPOT and money 10 the
TfsssuIoi Jonathan Sturgos. No. ll3 Fl0nt street.
by order Of EIeostiye Committee.
J. u. MchENLlE, Chsirman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
NIxIArruR ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALnASAc.
SIM pises.5.O3 sss.........1;st Moou-klses. 3:l1
uarRk THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. 40 Gov. leland. 7:V3 HsllCes... e:1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

A DOMESTIC IN TRoUnLr.-Mary Flynn, DO
nestle In the family Of Mr John Dow residing at No. %
West Tby stiret arrested on the compliant OF
Mira Dos who charges her with stealing go ID money and
diamond ring valued at ga spp-aIs that some day
since Mrs Dow ef, homo short s for tho purpose OF
,il some friends and during hor absence Mary entered
Lsr uIstrsss room, opsIed tho bureau containing the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

SERIOUS SrABBIso AryRAr.-CoroDer Ranney
on wsdnesl.y held sa,omsrssn eIsnHion IN The case
Q, Paiok c5u.sa Who stabbed BY sntn0wn per.
.on o. tho hight q tho lch Inst, 81 the OF Ninth
NE and Tslty-sIih street II sppean nom Corffaa'
,..suent thai on tie nsat IN Question: In company with
friend he va walking down hiah avenue. and near tho
above locality dog sprans sn doorway and attempted
to bite them. Corsans comp ,nion made lick % tie
bruta shsa ~ ssd demanded 10 know BY whs
.ht 10 .,s.d his aoa An ssoreS,On sn'usd and In tho
confusion Cor.an VAS ssrsa'y and is suppo'ed fatally
stabbed In the sbeomen The unknown sssisn. escaped
and IL s,il .. largo Tho IA Involved ia considerable
y,iefy, bul sill probably be cleared up in few days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

PoR EuRorr.-Ihs Cunard mail steamer Scotia.
Cspsla Jtdlins. sailed yesterday br Liverpool with ia
passengers ard s6: 81 n specie. Among her passages"
are the Rev. Jsno Csashsy u Burlington, W. d. Men
tAoIon, Fsnsh Cosssl-G.B.ra. and family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

sus.srRrcx-corqner Bobnsied, q lIoeoken
bod an rsaes on Tuesday Tho body OF H. seins div
charged solder Of The led y s. Rsgmsr,i Tn us'
Peters gate tssrsf the Ferry and PauteA ODonnel '.o
.nyoy,d ty TIE Ferry Company tbs Jary. IN each case,
regGs.lss yeIdes Of dea.h BY sosp "a s!'ei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
CITY ITEMS.

SuTsTEoKE CAsss.-The following cases Of sun
stroke reported Police Headquarters on wsdnesos3
morning;
Flsuce Str sssd H. native OF Germany found lying on
Pier No ~. r. Conveyed to tho Nsw.Yosk Hospital
Richard Grant, aged TO- residing Of Nc ~ New Bowe'y
died soon sfter being picked up.
Peter Hearty. found In Pearl street. IL, was conveyed 70
tho Bellevue Hospital
Juus Xiehn zee a. native Of Germany found In fes''
! street lie was conveyed to the City Hospital
John Ryan, restinr corner First and Tvsnae'n
street
Jau,o' Uenesids, conveyed to Bellevue Hospital.
Chr,is sch.ys found ia Chatham street. Conve3 70
Bellevue Hospital
Edward Msssrsou, residing q. No Of West Nine.eeHtA
| street. He was conveyed to bis residence
An unknown man. aged IS died from the heat opposite NO.
$40 Dsocne street lis rains conveyed Bellevue
Hospital.
An unknown wonsr aged about q, found In Chhsse
street Hester The conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital
Richard Wcleh found at tho corner Of Christie and Canal
streets. Conveyed To the Esw.York Hospital
Cb.Iss Do ss-d g. found 10 the Bowery. near DsaneeJ
street and shortly ssrwsrd died Ills body WI" conveyed
TO tho Tenth PsciSe. Station House and the Coroner
| notified
Dsael f.cCcken srd IS native OF Ireland residing In
Pymostk ,r.et, Brooklyn fouBd lying on the wax In
Madop street. lie was conveyed to The Bellows Hospital
Ae, Kennedy, aged 90 native Of England. residing a.
No. 81 Elm street, died suddenly.
james R-y. aged as residing at No 81 Goeret
street fund at the feat Of Broome street He was con
vsyed home.
Albert Ryan, residing a. No. 81 Seventh avenue. lie
eonveysdto his residence.
Thsnas Dou.hus. Conveyed 10 his fetidence
lanes HarxicIen found In Washipston street. Bat
,e-y Place Hs was conveyed to the EowYork Hospital
IN unkDows man ioaad lying In Tho BswSy He
died soon ..st being conveyed 10 tho Tecnth Precinct
ststion. House
Pe.er Dsvsek aged I residing Of No. ls1 Ear. Thirty
bid street. died =. his residence.
John R.esds. native Of B.ltin,srs. aged % years
An unknown died at Bs1svss Ho.ptslsn wednesday
An unknown r. died at No sol BroOms s,'ssI
Simon Hayes aged co. native Of IssI dies a. Bellevue
Hospital.
John Grurdy found dead at h. Eadgrst Depot Castle
ONdon.
VIM Chsiwiek s,sd ~ native Of Ireknd residing at No
n: Cherry street
Barnard Brady aged S native ofelind. residing at No
i2s Fat Twenty second street
John " Wight sSed ~ residing ct No 81 Poi tIeeI
An unblswn man, aged S. stopping 1t VsndJASs Hotel IN
C.thArine street
Cousu. T.py sssd 49, sIsiivs Of Ireland re'dn: at No
a Mulberry street
Ls~i' Remor aged a. nsiTs Of Germany. residing 81 No.
20 William street
PAst Hsrlsy aged a. native Of Ireata died at Belle
HospitA.
Ar uataswn woman, aged n, native Of Germany. ct
Bs,lsvus Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

PoR1R.Ir oT JuD0I PETiGRU.-A portrait o.
tdi ea'usat south Carolina Uaioni". engraved .ion a.
OIL dn.i ysln,lnf. 10 pasu,hsib ~ Charles T. HvsuL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

AITEaPT TO PASS COUNTERFEIT MosEY.--Ol-
e,r Boehne Of the Twsn,isth Precinct Wednesday
rested Wm. Gsloy sssd Al. native Of England aud q
buchss by trade the charge Of passing counterfeit money
The comp nsa eofk IA the employ u Albeit schultz NO.
200 9th states that tho afternoon 81 Tuesday tue
secastd. In company with two other entered the store
whsIs he II employed aud purchased two pinoappe. Tor
nch they psd twenty csnt ionderipz ~ bill on the En-
ehsugo bank Toms RIVER N j. In payment and receiving
In change co In good money. Lister IN tho afternoon tie
,ecused came alon. tho store called for two glasses
quS rendering Ia payment therefor another OF tho conn
toIoit bills ainsnt Refused anu the prisoner
then aid IN rood money Tho oc-f hen called IA aud
ths prisoner nto custody Justice Kelly Of the Jeh't
.on Market Police Cont before whom he was anaianed
committed him to answer In default Of $500 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
Tur HYtLTH OF GEs. SrcKIEs.-The following
lot frnu Con ScLss has bees yed By amy officer

InE HEALTH OF GEs. SicKtEs.-1he following
o.tef Con sicis has bees we'd by an army oeer
EHw.roRk, Aug !, 1903
EyDyAH GRysRiti Yours OF tho 2:ih was received to-
d.y shall Join IN. corp. tho very fr Day siren 9Th VII
n.yn Ny stamp at present IL very Paaiu ben storm
op,oaeL.. or durins s progress ihis will not last
la. Dol yet .hIunh TO tho natural she, 30 that be
measured r an artificial lsE psr has acquired sufeien.
owe, any bit pus read In weeks all these pod.
meats Will he removed unless some Lndrance occurs not
nov ~ be foeasen expect 10 be with you FOR trial 1t
last between tho 18th and tnh OF A1luh
You cannot sssssts my essernes 10 10 among the noble
an ~ no much Tor the aud n whom
indsbtsd for OF tho military ,epuso aud nnitoIns
Lonors enjoy. wish ~ 1.-Two aud die with tsem their IA
aud mine uast slsays be iHssparab their honor welfare.
pride and pleasures part and parcel ~ my existence
WA you not bo made much stronger ~ the dram
There must be slge number 81 tready N the de.ots.
Look cut Tor your share IN good season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

FIRr.-Abou! u o'clock on Wednesday morning
Are broke ia the fsodsore Of J. k.ynod' No, l07
aud 100 Wet Ein~,.enth street Loss sSck .bsus 500
Insured fer sop Les building soou, 30 Insured
Tb, On. f. uv.o.ed 10 have beon the " as ineend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
miscellaneous.
4 MEXICAN BELL COMPANY,

A MEXICAN BELL COMPANY.
STEEL COMPOSITION BELLS
AT ~ pound t1s cheapest aad cest iJ
schools etc ara within the resch o. ell Oar Church bss
arc hung with hsrIison's PsteI, kota.ing Apparatus
Old Bells taken Ia pay.
send Tor c, containing pices sire KEYS end recona-
alton. lroll pa lies DO have the Address
AMkRlCAN BELL co. No 70 Lioerty-st., Now.fork-
ISON's PATENT IMPROVED
III COOKING RANGE5. with DeaEes Patent Weter-
Top for Hotels AID Fsnie-. niaie ans sold by bhAh-
HALL pEANE A Co, l6s Canal st, |. Zee, y. Of pwsy
-,
NEETALS-Tin Plates, Roofing Plates aud
IVA Sheet Iron Of all kinds for sAle Sv
A. A THONSON Co. Nos Pl5 ard UT Wa'erS-
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
IVA No. 70 broadway, n. y.
SOLE MANUPACTUll FRS OF
N.sON'S sPEkM OIL and EXTRA LARD OIL
For Railroads. Steamships. and Factories
DIAPER ut LESS than MANUFACTURERS
n PRIcEs-No connection With TOO combhsd
MONOPOLY FOR HIGH PRICES
am scllpg Note Paper sfsm - cents per roam up
ir, ,toek Of Caps and fois Pot rlugh less than miA
pnsss Letter sl 30 up. aud Cap ~ - upi and svcy
devorpon Of at less than any other Paper Dealer fss
cash. -
A. P. HARD.
Wholesale Paper Dealer.
No. ~ Beekmanst. n. Y. The ola st~no
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
The Riet in Newark, N. J.

From The Newark Advertisor July IL
Upon the reception of tho OF tho riot in New
York yesterday, crowds assembled about the bulle-
tin boards, aud shortly after nighfall large con
course had gathered and eagerly engaged IN dls
cussiug the affair. Many sensation reports were IN
circulation, and only added fuel to the already KIN,
ded flame. The discussions became warmer ahu
warmer aud at last the crowd gave three cheers o'
the New-York conscripts, State rights. 's.lanuig-
Moyor Biceow and others, and groans for Lincoln,
Greeley, Provost Marshal Miller, his guard, &c
one elderly gentleman named S1ainsbr0ngh - wa. as
.ailod and struck in the face, the blow drawing
blood; his hat was torn from his head aud ne was
compelled to seek refuge In . neishoo,inS "oIe:
Tho crowd, having taU commsaoea 'aeu S''s0A \
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
The Riot on Staten Island.

The reports relative to the riots on Staten Island
are much exaggerated and very conflicting The
excitement Of last evening ss far as we could learn
WAS produced by few rowdiea principally BOYS
from Is " 20 years Of ags, who, having imbibed
rather too freely, took the riot fever and aruing
themselves with clubs, visited the many drinking
shops nj SIapeton, Quarantine aud New-Brighton,
making u great deal Of noise, but attempting no
violence. From this 40 alarm was sounded, ana
rumors were prevalent, tho most exciting one oil
which was that the rioters had in their march ac-
cumulated strength, " their numbers being swelled
ss they proceeded and their intention WAS TO visit
the villages and their suburbs, TO sack and burn the
residences Of noted Republicans. Several houses
were vacated and furniture removed in consequence.
Il wss furthermore rumored that the mob would
destroy tho ferry houses and piers. This 30 alarmed
tho inhabitants that meeting was Immediately
organized TO resist the rioters, and large number OF
residents immediately enrolled themselves for the
protection of life and property but the whole thing
proved TO be great scare, as there was no demon
straon made on the part Of tho alleged rioters, ex-
cept the burning OF two negro shanties III Rocky
Hollow, and another in Ssapleton, and the beating
OF one negro. This is about al OF the grea, uot HI
Staten Island.
Later. lGth, 9 p. m.-The alarm was agaiu sound
cd this morning that some 800 rioters had assembled
at Stapeton, and would carry out the plans which
Dame Runor had made the previous day, but upon
inquiry it WAS ascertaned that the workmon on
Fort Tompkins at the Narrows had refused 10 work
in consequence of not having received any pay for
two months. They marched IN body to APPLETON,
where they hold meeting, which WAS supposed to
10 to sdop! method best to secure their pay. Al
last accounts Col. VIM. Wilson, who is now III
charge OF the troops of tho Island, had stationed
ut Quarantine about 100 cavalry, and distributed to
the citizens about 100 rifles, Gs tho place was still
III an alarmed state. The 7ath Regiment went down
to Fort Richmond Oh tug this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
The Riot in Boston.

Bosros TEuTsdsy, July Is, 1868.
All j. quiet in Boston this morning. Four or i've
persons were kiI.ed ast night aud probably dozen
have been wounded, some Of them seriously.
Mayor Lincola has issued proclamation, warn
lng AL riotous! disposed persons from further vio'
lence and calling on all citizens to sid In the pres
eryatou of quiet aud order. lie says the peace OF
tie city shall be preserved al all hazards, and re-
quests parents and guardians 10 see that all minors
over whom they have control are kept within doors
after sunset.
McNanama, McGra,h, McCsrrn, and Campbell,
who were among the leading rioters arrested last
night are to be proceeded against for burglary and
murder. TLey are committed without bail.
BosroS, Thursday, July l6-lo;30 p. M.
Order has been restored here. Quietness prevails
this evening. The cidzsns generally have obeyed
the Mayors proclamation, and have kept within
doors and, with the exception Of the scenes Of the
riot of last night the streets are quiet a. on Sum
day. In Dock square, Haymarket Square, and
Cooper street. several hundreds are congregated at
each place, bu, mostly from curiosity, and to see the
soldiers who were quartered and Pstrolling there.
No hostile demonstrations whatever were made.
The admirable precautions taken by the authorities,
and the imposing display of military force they have
n adc. with an avowed determination 10 use 1t with
the utmost rgor have, in effect. really quelled what
ever Of the mob spirit was left from last night
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
Yass~p gers Arrived

4. .fsamship dn~iea, from San Juan dd So,k-f o~
horn J. A. Marshal, g. F. Fills J. Ridsewsy, VIM Free
nan and wife. H. q stsbbn. NJ. Avery. sweesser y
Hamilton. J. Merriam, Capt Sss4ie, L. w ncbhu "A, "
Gulpor Capt. ?. T. SicseGsou. Caps Geo D. Siosap =
D,yert W oupuu, Marx Lane, John schnk w III. nstisf
l. 81 Shaw w.le aud two children. w. X. Gallup, w u
Holbrook. Mrs. Corey. J. B Elliott NJ Euh', =. r.
squifs. wife cha Mrs J. >. Miller ard tive ch'dren
q. " Fefo~e, ii. l. kuox, w. G. Lincoln w. 0siilef ..
a. NottinghaL, Troutfellow j. Mossenbsfs MIA NC
Donald, A. o's.ns. q. W. LaPsnd, C. b'Smer, mrs mop
r.r Mr, w r. Fo,e, q. ". Dustin. ID. Grimes vile aa
Two children. Mr.V Heath }. NJ. Robertson, J. 0rsr.
ID w HYDE ID. ID. smith and child J. Cleveland W. Hss'
En, b Brown Capt. A. NJ. Miller. Capt. o. baxter, a.
Bandolpb Mr.. Em,ted. David Forse John Mckssvrr O.
" Il l. 4. Balbstt {. Wilkinson Richardson r Len
man. ". H. Rsey NJ onsley. j. FosTty J. w C9e
o. W sw alley. Gould, Chs.. campbell. ID fs eonef w.
Robbins L. Loahug II Pierce, ". Sparmdh y H. steele
r A. Rsimsr and eife. l.. b. Hartman. Mr. Mss9a sna
,on L w Bead }. Is. Kelsey vie and son. W. A Lewis
t. Johnson. +. IL M.,heb L. Sssnheld A " psvu, S;
NJ Hubbard Chri, Smith, Chas Wskmsn and servant Ssp.
r. NewcomDe. X. BertoId. Mr. ZoTesA e. A. besSey, w
Mnrray Ja. Bfads, q. Pickett b. W. Dodge yss SouI
lyme D. Lyndc. L. Weitins jr G'yer Z. sslniass'
r. Bush T. Marshall. Gubei j. Lewis VIE & sSa nsa:
H. Randall H. cheney {. W. Lockwood ana vie "Ioi Tb
Coon, A. Knox w. Collar srd Tiie. o ~ ~ RsnS.,, r.
Daring J. p. Warren l.. N. GidiioG W y penoe': ~
Luskey II. Troutfeow. La MoFre1i A. :, Js"p p,..aa.
b.ult A. +. q amer W. Il. Hsins H. H0n' T. i''"''''
and In he
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
U.ascsf Shin News.

ARRIVED. ..... July l6-lo;Wp m
e.,.. .,..,r. Msury San juan del Norte, 1th fnsl,
,sn M and Havsns. l2tb. ct ~, passengers 70 m' "
Roberts. rr,o,,p.op wsshiustou ID.
z ballast, IT, 5. Quarterms'ter . Md
steamer Sea 0un, koany, Providence md's 70 Edw'1
sssssmer westehs,ter Davis Previencs. mdss 10 E.S
Byunrr. - r- p,n,.,,t. ... 4. ropsS
stsaalor Anssn Kirk. Baltimore. md.a 10 "AAAA w.
Steamer s. c. Walker, Rodgers PhlsislphA HN'' W .
n. Briggs. 1T IL asya bsllsst
BAH Gail August (Prus), starcke, Letb N.Y. ''''''
10 Funcb, nencke Wendt 4 Richsn M.v..
BaIIsntns BOnito tof Yarmouth Nss1 Hsosn' ro ''ssS
guex p. X, 10 days with sugar TO Bret "a a.. .,s.,
Brig f. L. Swsts ChsdbaIne. CiepiTs'' " N"''' 'Ns"'
Nea x Merrill =, r.u,.r M..h,.. fc
big sarah Bernics (Of Mschiupso 'snssn' @se0'a'
days lumber to Simpson Clspp .h.,hn,, IA, pa.Aon
Bris lily. Lawrence, Johnson, ~, sssrs O.
schr. John Snow, Grant bhuIs' N' De- +" ~>'" ~"
sshT Nicola, Insrsh.m. Eli,0ssAP0H' iS' S"'sa
WIND-6suseA wssk
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
Evening.
GRAND CHARGE IN SECOND AVENUE.

GRAND CHARGE IN SECOND AVENUE.
Intelligence was brought 10 the Central Office
about o'clock p. IN. 10 the effect that riot wss
going in the vicinity of Gramercy Park. A
squadron Of diSnounted cavalry, under cammand Of
COL Mott, were attacked on tho Third avenu e, near
Twenty -irst street.
The mob fred from roofs and doors, and tie
cavalry returned the fire. The mob returned the
was sent to Gen. Brown, who imm ediately dis
patched Capt. Putnam with his company Of Regu-
lars aud company Of the Goth Independent Regi-
ment OF Artillery 10 the scene.
On arriving at Grammercy Park Hotel no signs Of
disturbance could be found. Captain Putnam then
went with his command down Twenty-f1s street to
Second Avenue. On this avenue tho troops found
tie dead body Of a sergeant belonging 10 the com
rnand Of Col. Davies, but also had been with Col.
Mott.
They took up this body and proceeded to carry it
awsy. This exasperated tho mob and they COM
menoed firing stones aud bricks ut the soldiers
Capt. Putnam halted his command and commenced
to fire. The mob fed into tho houses, and ran TO
the Of Thirtyfrst street and second avenue,
where they made stand.
They commenced firing from the windows and
houses on the troops. Capt. Putnam then directed
Lieut.. Is. +. Ryer, commanding the artillery com.
pany, 10 cear the houses on that block. This was
done, and every house on both sides Of tho way was
searched.
Capt. Putnams company in the meantime fired
on the housetops at the men who recklessly con
tnued to ire on tho troopI The result Of their
firing was soon seen for the bodies Of men came
rolling down with heavy thump on the sidewalk
fen were left lying Oh the ground.
In the meantime Lieuts kyen, Joyce and Chase,
were busy within the houses, and In few moments
captured "a prisoners In one Of the houses in being
called upon 10 surysDdcJ, roter struck soldier Al
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

The excitement in this city has greatly increased
since the incendiary proceedings at tho Atlantic
Docks on Wednesday night. The burning OF the
grain elevators was feared, ard strict watch was
kept by the employees night and day for some time
past, with tho hope Of preventing any serious
demonstration; but since the outbreak In Now
York no adequate police patrol could be detailed to
any particular locality, in consequence Of tho limited
number Of the force which is required for emergon-
ces as they may arise. The distance from the City
Hall to the scene Of confagraton is two miles and
when tho alarm WAS given tho inccndiaries could
take their leisure in making their escape. They
availed themselves OF tho opportunity, and none
were arrested. All had gone before the police could
arrive. Some of the parties are known, and will
DO called upon TO answer hereafter.
Tho attacks upon the colored people continues.
They are not safe anywhere. They aro driven from
their homes and it is no unusual sigh! 10 800 w0mel
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
FORM AND SUPPORT A PATROL.

10 I'VE fGftV ~ Inc 's T. frW""''
SIR: The right spirit and the only proper ono TO
prevent riot in inception qucil In iis advanced
hs. been adopted ,h. Eleventh Ward by tho resi-
dens Of Avenue finh Sixth and Seventh streets who
represent tie trading and shpbuldps interests Of that W"d
that h mutual organization, as friends aud neighbour for
the protection Of their property or tho suppression Of
the least Io,ou, dcmonstraon among them In this they
hays boon greatly snoousged by tho liberal provision made
for their by tho wives and daughters OF those Tor
whom they thus peril their lives Last night and to-day
liberal psoyi.ion is made and tho patrol will continue to
exercise thoir vigilance during tho prevalence Of these
exciting tines ONE VI IhE rAinob
kew.Yofk. July, 1863.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-12-24
RICHMOND CAPTURED.
D.
EGnOs Smith,

WoULD Respectfully call the attention OF
w the citizens Of Point Pleasant and vi
cinity to his new stock, received direct from
Cincinnati, He hasnow on hand large lot
OF FAMILY GROCERIES,
which will be sold cheap for CAsn. He has al.
SO on hand fresh supply of Dried Beet, Bacon.
Mackeral, Lard Butter, &c.
Also q good assortment Of Capdies--plain
and fancy, Candy TOYS, Nuts, Perfumery, &c.
The best quality of Tobacco and Cigars al
ways on hand,
The highest market price paid for all kinda
ofcountry produce.
ALE! ALE!! ALE!i!-XX,
In conacxion with the above, he keeps the
hes, article of Xxx Ale. Al are invited TO call
mud see for themselves. Store Room on Main
Street, near Court. House,
nov, 26-yl.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-12-24
Gbe tl)eeltIp a1cpjstcr.
LOCAL AND MISC ELANFoUS
Oyster snpper-..Poor.

The ladies of Point Pleasan! and vi.
entity contemplate providing an oyster
supper on New Years Eve at BeOle's
Hall, the proceeds Of which are to be
given the pOOrtmong US.
Notwithstanding the sutforings Incl
dent 10 the war, our people generally,
have been prosperous and happy through
the yeeFnow closing, and throughout the
county are disposed to celebrate the
holidays as Of yoe, and At The same
timr to remember the poor. in the man.
ner here propOsed-by uniting charity
and enjoyment, Our people having
but few sources ofen,ertainueut. doubt
les will "lurn out in force"
All friendly to the supper or the poor
10 the town or country, are solicited
ted 10 furnish the ladies in charge Of the
matter, with anything suitable for the
OCCASION" as, boiled nam, butter, eggs,
pies, pickles, chickens, turkeys, beef,
fruit, &c, end all are hereby invited to
attend the supper and enjoy themselves,
Tickets fifty cents,