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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19
By Hes,,, Fai'te Il Co., Anct'rs.

CARGO Sale at Auction, by Cataoguc.-On We'd
" nesday, December I'd, commencing at 10 O'clock
we will sell at our warehouse, by catalogue, "A large
and desirable assortment of freshly imported acuus
being the cargoes of the steamers Fanny aud Alice,
with large consghmenis per steamers Banshee, Virf
sinia, Hansa, Spunkey, DC, cons s.ng in part o.
DRY GooD'.
cases Irish linens, leo pieces
do checked cambrics, 3lS pieces
l do Victoria lawns, 900 pieces q
l do white Cambries, lao pieces
DO white JacOGets, 2lS pieces
do book muslins, 60 pieces
do Swiss musiins
bales fancy ana black aud white organdies
Il cases assorted hDgiisn madden prints
II ito and5 bales ifoy:e'SH Sebwabes dark
madden prints
IL do black aud white and black and gray
prints
bales aud cases English long cloths
leases printed cOitoDs
l do woreted ana cotton stuifs
l do black barathens
l do fancy ginghams
l do black giace sijks
! do black English grapes
do 81 black slpaccas
do fancy aud coloTed lnstres
3 do fancy cotton and Madras hdkfs
] do linen cambria Edl;'f.
bales saxony ana Welsh fiannsis
do fancy Woya do
case Cd black CobnTgs
l do fancy linen driiis
cases huekaback towels
do long black merino shawls
do Grenadine mourning do
bale fancy tweeds and doeskins-
cases assorted buttons
l do elastic su3pcnisrS
do cotton hose aud half hose
I do printed flannel shirts
l do worsted skirt braids, $50 doc
l do drilled eyed needles a55 nj
1 do solid head pins, 20t6 packs
do dressing AID tine combs
do assorted Isle aud taleta gloves aud
gauntlots
/ bale blankets, 100 pairs
do white waeding
l case French corsets
/ do dark printed deaines
Linen sheetrngs hoop skirts
Silk hdkfs, black sowing silks
Patent linen threai on spoois
suNpsIEs.
2 cases cotton cards, No 10--l500 pairs
- do percussion caps, 1850 Ii
do French felt hats, extra quality
179 boxes tin plate
/ case violin strings
l do dentists' gold foil and teeth
do ruled letter paper
do lead pencils
do note books, steel pens and pocket
knives
800 pairs mems and women's shoes
~ dog French calf skins
aRocEnIfs AND LIQUORS.
SO bills or ushed sugar
btls pulveriged sugar
bills clarified do
70 bhla brown do
"A bbts white wine vinegar
66 chests &C uchoDg tea
4 do young hyson tea
~ cases corn starch
II boxes wax and tailow candles
ii do brown eeap
60 bbls Jsffrey's ale
100 casss cognsc brandy
50 kegs 6antA Cruz run
90 cases Scotch whfkey
st JuliAu claret
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

ISsTRAY COW.-Came 10 my house last week an
1 y estsay Cow, which has been posted and ap-
Praised according to law. The owner must come
forward, prove property pay charges, and take her
away. ITO I7--3tt1 Il GARDNER
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NJ GARD special attention Is called to ny
sale of Furniture, Laiys silk Dress, &c. Also nine
saeka gis, this morning, at 10 o'clock, at my store,
Eo u 18Th street. q W WlLhib.
M la--lt Auctiohesr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

LN1kAYED-From Bacon Quarter Branch, on
~ Tuesday last, ead-c0iOred Cow. She has q
p hita stripe down her hack ANA large horns. will
give liberal reward for her return or information
so That get her again. : HEILSTERN.5
no 18Th
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PUIIIAM, HANEs 4 WEIsIGER,
by Thomas W. heesee, Aactioneer,
fOffica corner Of 18th and Gary cts

NIFTY Horses and Mules for sale a, auction =
@ill sell On Friday morning, November a''
commencing at 10 o'ciock, fifty Horses AMI Nuke
RIO 2 ARCHER,
Major aud QusrsermsssS
Pale canduatsd by Taos W KsEsEE, Aactioassf'
M, 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

NUlick.--By virtue OF an assignment made W 70
~ By John I Baron aud Julia A Barraa, iH 'Ds
benefit OF their creditors and to be found oil feei
IN Book 2, In the Probate office II Perry county A.
viii offer for safe, before the court house dt0fi
tha town OF Marion, on the first Tuesday 10 peeeA
Der neft 10 the highest bidder, At public oaifry, g
Confederate money, O large amount Of real Ahi p
sontl Property-the real entaia cOasislibe o. ~
valuable reslds nts OF the said } T J baffon-l"
acres OF wool land, Cd acres III land, with mrI
yard ana its Appurtsnsnces several valuable hsa
totSs 1tract at land y hg esst 0s The tahahs fsu
known 40 part Of the kCchslle place, and coo'so
ing $50 acres, ard tract Of land lying noftn u -
ZION, upon which Thomas SeImaa erected s'ssA
mill, containing 40 acre., the personal pFoi<sY'
consisting OF 80 slaves, the mont Of them yoSl',,
likely, aud valuable. Among them are seine g..
plantation carpenters, I good brick mason, 80
good cooks, wsavers, sc; II muies, 10 Of then VIZ
valuable 900 busheis Of corn, more or iess, io"'
Pounds OF fodder, more OF less; 20 bushels o. sesa
LOO bushels II peas; % head OF hogs, ~ nesa
sheep; 20 goats; 0 very likely cows and eaif* ;
yoke Of oxen; wagoSs, and all tie farming az s.r
sils. The safe viii be continued from DAY 70 w
until al the property 10 disposed Of.
no 1s-2w NASTY, AserT
s1SHE NATURAL BRIDCE PROPE9Ti a
PUBLIC AUCTtON.-The subscribers s ~,
Offer for sale, a, auction, on Thnssday sh s,sSa
day Of November, that valuable and widely sh Us. !,
property, the NATURAL BRInGE, ai'acnsaa
which are frnm l5O 10 lis acres OF land, WIS 's'
large and comm0dinas Hotel, within view ia
ments, walk Of ihc Bridge, dessrediy eoa ss,..
oae Of the best BAYERN stands ia Wesiefn W.
Ia. OF the hTidas tssetf, LIS hsassifssus sssa' !,
and grand natural beauties, ~ Is aassesss"i IA
speak, They have beeN The 1hshss 81 inc 80.
the nistotiaU, aud Ne object al wondrans a,a.
tton 10 the tourist ii every cline ioT nsoss '''"
centnry. .,,.,,
a, the same time, We viii sell all The fs sassa
u the Hotel, consisting Of everything 70 s,,a
In firsf class well fus NSshed Hulet, togtthe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

SPECIAL Hosiee-Attsnticn ia requested this af
ternoon at ooeck 10 tn. renting OF the Store and
Dwei Ing house al the corner OF 1t aud Main ats.
no le--lt ~EIOS w KEEsEE, Auct'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

es- srECIAL characterization Ia asked to my
nslc this morning. cer meuciug at 10 O'clock, at
store on 9th atreet, between Broad and MarShaiIs
Of the stoek ef Groceries, ccnfectio0erfes. show
Cases, oiasa Jars, Household, Furniture, Cooking
Stove. crecgery aud Glassware Flour, Key Or Store,
Ladies' aud Genilaman's Wearing Apparel, Ao
no ta-it THO3 kEE36E, AucSr.
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Bv .Nanghter, Watkins d Co., Aucts.

By Slaughter, Watkins d Co., Ancfs
A UCTION SALE-We will sell on Friday, Goth
~ inst, q fiesh lot of blockade goods, consisting
in part of the following articles
500 pairs chiiiren's misses and ladies' shoes
so do gents shoes and boots
100 do cotton cards, No 10
300 dog dress skirt braid
5 doz sup French cofsets
Hoop skirts
25 gross lead pencils
100 m G caps
Fancy prints
Ali wool deianes
Black sipacas, skirt fringes
Buttons, assorted kinds
Beached cottons, neck ties
Linen cambria hdkfs
Sperm and adamantine candles
And many other desirable goods.
SLAUGHTER, WATKINS 4 co,
no Io-ot AuctiOneers.
A UCTION Sale Of Machinery, &c.-Ws will sell
~ ut auction, on Thursday, the Goth inst, at
Brummers Touring mill, in Manchester, a large lot
of Machinery, consisting in part OF
10 pairs French burr millstones
large lot of betting cloths
shafiiug, convsyers reels
Smut machines, bran dus'ers
And many other articles belonging to a Touring
mill SLAUGHTER, WATKINS CO.
no lS-tds Auct0neers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

NJ UrICE II propose rent my Farm for The en-.
~ suing year, comprising one thousand acres in
good condition. improvements good. Dwelling
With eight rooms, with all necessary out, buiIpgs
My farm is ose and half miles from Meherrin De.
pot, on the Richmond snd Dsnyille Railroad.
shall cell, on the 18th inst my Crop of the present
year. Any one desiring can buy on day of sala
whatever Of food is necessary s0r OF the eHf uog
year. have also twenty thirty negroes for hire
TfioS HAsKiNS, Meheirin Depot.
71-aik
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

RICHMOND ARSENAL. !
Ordnance storehonee, Nov Il. 1863 I
PROPOSALS viii be received until the 2ith ansianf
for making about four thousand Oil cio.ir Hayer-
sacks from condemned knapsacks. to BIO furnished
BY this storehoase. sample can be sean here
OW EDWARDS,
no 10 t24thN Captain and N SIX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

NOTICE PARTIES wishing to get freight, &c,
IN taken 70 Bower's, in Essex county, can be ae-
commodated every Friday by applying 70 ne; at No
los B.nad street. WI q DANDRInaE
ne I0-cod2Ns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

"a SrFGiAr. NOTICE. invite particular atten
ton ia my saie OF very hsdns"ne parbr, chamber,
ard other furniture cooking stove, sc. Ut the res
dpnse Of Nj Steele. Leigh, near Adams street, -
10 oe.eek this morning. rs PLEASAN1S, Auct.
nola--u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

NOTlCf-To the taxpayers of Diatrict No o.
IN composed of Chesterfield county, Va All per.
sons who have heretofore been registered ana III
persons who by law are required to DO registered,
will meet me at the following places most conpe.
nient nnp1ed belov) to them, TO Wit shall attend
at Dir B J sizors hotel in the town OF Manchester.
the 18th and 20tn Nov, 1858 aud At Joseph Nyers,e
store, at the Midlothian Pits Nov 2lst snd 1t Absa-
lem Narins store, 81 the Glover Hill Pits sd
Nov, 1853 aDd at Woodiif fuckers store. near
Natoa Factory, 25h Nov, 1862 aud pay your taIee
On g.osa sales IN Sept Both, 1863 under the penalty
of having their taxes doubled
no l2--ett DGOODE Colleetnr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

Of state Stock, in tue name of James iyons.
10 a. dated, 23d May. 1860, amounting to $1,000 s-
sned under act passed I'D March, 1860, has been
lost aud that application will he made for renewal
OF The same Sc 30--Iaw3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

xs<Ok kENT--s Four unfinished rooms Apply at
II the Office coraar 18th and Main SITS, Riehinond.
no I!-3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

GDK SALE-A Heats Sewing Machine, in aFIt.
rate order. y can be seen at No 20 Nam 6 .
few doOrs below Mrs. Demsiman's, mo lp-llf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

TSFRAI.--faken up on my pisce, ten days ago
~ one mile west of the city, Il white buffalo Cow
which the owner can get by proving property, pay
ine ali CHARGE aud taking her away.
no I.--eod2tt JOHN N SHIELDS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

nor RENT Several furnished Rooms to gentle.
j men, with gas and fuel, Grace street, i've
doors above 9th, north Eide. LITE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

hTEW Patent Lari Lamp.--Ws have lust received
y asuppiy Of The ab0ve Lamps for burning lard.
ta'iow, or grease. In point Of economy they are
saving OF anebal the expense Of tAioW candles.
and one OF the best candlss for kitchen use ever in
vented. For sale by IA BULKLEY II 10
no 1Q--2l 1a7 Main ssra.s
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-. = g,ss0 ll -. S.1.1Lst-rSs ~.
) ~ James M ns.s,.- !.

IoM1lfsM0sEs's .aIe efI1.a :, n
IN pursuance d decree a a. ~. s1.ksessk
henf'eo chuniy, entsrsd On ina IN v"saa cesn
per. 1909, IN tho case q Carter va c.,,ya Nova
s,a, ~ s.s,i sss st suction, On H. Ad
ss I"ts sa.. NOV issh. = y aoIoek smsa
Bridge road, ID Henr,co cointv .,y 'eE ~ he a.
the city Of kichnofd, adloinins ~. - y ma ~
Dr. Jn0 II Mcttert. deed. "'e @'s ses,dsrs. ,
Tssns ---One third cash, and tho h.,.
years; or the whole may be us,G I !. 4 b.
opium Of the purchaser cash, Il n
GEO D PLEAsANr,
Sale by JAs TAYton, Auct'v. Cem,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

MANUFACTURED Tobacco at auction.-At our
ivl warehouse, on Wednesday, the Goth instant,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, we shall sell
10000 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
comprising medium to choice grades, most OF which
will be closed without reserve.
nol9 KENT, PAINE & co, Auct'rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

{ lF&HIiUN, Watchnakers Stolen from my
~ house, IN Montgomery county, Va, Last Sep
TENDER, an old fashioned English lever Watch, No
loo, made by LiSar't Massie, London. As this
watch VII have 10 be repaired before it can he
used watrhmakers requested to look out for il.
reward Of twenty dollars will lie paid for its re-
"oyery. JOHN g WADE,
80 lE--3if Quartermaster- Generals office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

- 4 TTENTIoN, Mayo's Mounted Police Meet
IA punetually this Thursday afternoon, & 8
O'Clock, at Fairfield, for drill
BY order Capt WIN ENGLIeH
no I9--fss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

Outer Prime Mountain Butter for sale low 81
ID GEO L NEVILLE.
VT Wightman b Co.'S, No 10 Pearl q.
nc H--2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

BIZ williamson d Co., AUct'fs,
lNo 1919 Main street
FURNITURE, Crockery, Glassware, Carpets, &c,
at auction.-0n Friday, 10th inst, commencing
at 10 o'clock NJ will sell at our salesroom, No
1872 Main st. fine assortment OF Furniture sc, con-
stating OF The follow ing and other articles
Cabinets, washstanGs
PaIl1r, cane ard windsor chairs
Jenny Lind, French and cottage bedsteads
A .ine lot of bedding
20 feather bells
Sofas, 'lounges
Cooking, Office aEd parlor stoves
Tables, desks, trunks, &c
Also,
Palmetto FANS plumes, wreaths and roseites
Will be sold at II o'clock
l sett Stone Martpn furs, complete
n0l9 WILLIAMSON Il co, Auats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

E>Uk RENT metropolitan Hail, the finest Concert
II Hall in the city. Also, the well known Rich
mond Varieties, we'll stocked with scenery and ether
con~eniences for performances. Either Of the above
Hall. can be rented by applying to
LIE MALLORY, Lessee, "A
Or JAS LOVE,
no LITE Dis,,atch Cfira
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

flT- IMPORTANT u TanneEs-Save Your Glue
Pieces.--The Richmond Cline and Oil Works will
pay high price for dry glue pieces in large or
small quantities. Address
HENRY ] MAIGNE,
no lift. Pc BOX 1917, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

XTskY yaitsoio Granite Front Tenement. on the
" North rlda CT Main, between 9Th and 10th sis
for sale. We Gier the truly valuable gran
lie trent tans raaDt located as above i'll the occ
paocy Of DIR Geo " Jcnes ana oihers
TERAS--Ca
This il Withsnt doubt the most valuable real es
tate on the market. Apply at once tons
no 17-2i GODDiT & APPEESGN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

FssWhA1T bniiars reward -Stlayed from my
residence, ou 2cth st. bet Grace and Franklin,
on the I1b ihst 4 smsl; red mich Cow, with a
cluster Of small Whit spots On her forehead. The
above reward will be paid for her d.rgcfy to me.
nn l3-att ii A PEARCE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

1I>Ok RENT.-famiiy residence f0G I-nt.--The
r upper part OF the large brick tenemen nj on iiih
street, between franklin and Main, the tail
or's store of Mr. G Howard. The house il in
good order. has eleven large rooms, with wafer and
gas and is well adapted Tor large family residence
OF boarding house immediate possessi on VIII be
given. JAMES NJ TAYLOR.
Il
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hZ-WANTED--Dead cows, horses, mules,
sat, Sc.-Persens having sucl, on their lots can
have them hauled AWAY immediately. besides get
ting the highest pficeia'a TOT taem, u W0fd ~ iel
ri Mr. James y tsaiiegh,f's drug Store, ON Main,
hctweeu I'll, and sih streets; at Lewis Anteoitls,
near the Central Railroad Depot, and at Mr. Joness
grocery, on Cl1y street. Two doors front 9th, Or AZ
the glue aud Oil Works and fannery, In lear Of the
new Poor House. fOot % I'd 81.
B--Hides of all kinds wanted, for which full
market price will be paid. nol7-6ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

II OR Sale-Two excellent Cooking Ranges. in
r.. q cd order--oue with eight hcles the other
with Ave. Apply at the Monticello Hotel, Broad
street between 9th aud eth. no 19-2t*
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-16
TIE
4ASTEIGHF's DIsPATOHEs.I
UMOREDBATTLEATW GRSB'RG
THE RESULT Is NOT KNOWN.
REPORTS FROM TENNESSEE.
Activity on the Cumberland.
MOrgan's Kentucky Raid Fooled,
DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN
RALLEeK AND HOOKER.
Mr.. COrCOFan'S Property being
COnflscated.
LATER FROM CHARLESTON.
The FederaIs Erecting Forth.
cations.
Mr.. COTcOran's Property being
COnflseated.
LATER FROM CHARLESTON.
The FederaIs Erecting Forth.
cations,
FROM NEW YORK.

E YORK, May 10.
General Burnside was in Washington
yesterday consulting with the President
and Secretary Of war.
A Fortress Monroe letter Of the 18th, on
authority Of deserters, says the rebels are
leaving the Black Water and moving to
Petersburg.
A dispatch from Somerset, Kentucky,
the 18th says the enemy is in force across
the Cumberland.
Morgan, with the commands Of Wheeler
and Forest is at Monticello. All CONVEX
sation between the piekets has been stopped
and affairs wear q stirring aspect.
A western dispatch to the Post states
that it is said that g serious disagreement
exists between Halleck and Hooker, and it
is positively said that Rockers new move
ment wal countermsnded by Halleek.
Prominent congressman here have uni
ted in a vigorous protest against Halleck
taking the field and it is thought the Pres
ident may veto the project.
There are no indications Of an immedi-
ate movement.
Many Corps Commanders and staff Off
GERS Of the army Of the Potomac are pre-
pairing to leave and some are now in Wash
ington.
A Washington dispatch to the Express
states that Riggs & Co. have been notified
to quit the premises they occupy, which
is the property Of Mr.. COrcOran, who is
said to be one of the subscribers to the 29O,
as the Government intends taking posses
sion of the property.
The New York Historical Society cele-
brates Wednesday next, the two hundredth
birthday Of VIM. Bradford, who intro
duced printing into the American colonies.
The tomb erected to his memory is to be
restored by the Trinity Church Corpora
ton, and special services will be held on
the occasion.
The Herald has the following special
dispatch Murfreesboro, May 18th, Col
onel Hszen, commanding at B~radyville,
Tennessee, telegraphs that all is quiet in
that vicinity where lively work was con-
templated. Unreliable rumOrs which
have reached here say that q great battle
has been fought at Vicksburg both by
land and water with what result is not
known,
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AUCTION SALES.

EFAULT having been made in the payment
IL OF two several chattel mortgages, one dated
October 18th, 1861, and the other November ID,
1851. each executed by George Thompson to
Ann Wslworth, JOIN WalWorth, Mary WalWorth
and Sarah Walworth, TO secure the payment ofs
promissOry note, dated October I4th, 1851, for
the sum Of S1,93219, executed by said Thomp-
son % said Ann, John, Mary and Sarah Wal
worth, payable on demand, and the conditions Of
said mortgages having been broken, the said
mortgages have, under said mortgages, taken
possession Of the goods, chhttels and property
therein described and by virtue Of the powers
and authority Of said mortgages, will, on the
END day Of May, A. D. 1868, at the rail-
road hotel on the corner Of East River and Front
streets in the city Of Cleveland at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, sell at public auction said goods, chattels
and property, consisting Of the building known
as "ThompsoD's Railroad hotel" the barber
shop, barn and all out-buildings connected there.
With, together with all the furniture Of avail in
said hotel comprising DESKS, counters, tables,
chairs, stoves and pipe, clocks, bells, chests,
sofas, gongss carpets, oil cloths, looking glasses,
erockery, beds, bedsteads, bedding, stands, ba-
sins, window shades, gas pipes and fixtures,
globes, shades, pendants, two carriages or hacks,
one barouche carriage, two double sets harness.
two single harnesses, one buggy, &c, &c. Sale
70 be contnced from day to day until completed.
Terms cash. F. JUDSON,
Agent OF Mortgnrees.
mayl2sf4o O.. CUTTER Auetioneer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-16

To THE PATRIOTIC CITIZENS OF H
FIFTH WARD.-The Soldiers COMMITTEES for
the care Of the families Of the volunteers
who enlisted from the Fifth Ward having ex-
hausted the fund raisedin January last, and
finding it necessary to still continue assis-
lance and relief 10 distressed families,
Will call upon the citizens Of the Ward and
solicit subscriptions for that purpose.
The COMMITTEES on Subscriptions in doing
this would submit that in December last a
Relief Committee was appointed by the citi-
zens of the Fifth Ward, about $500 wers
raised, and that during the months Of Janu-
airy, February, March and April, this money
has been distributed through the agency of
the said Relief COMMITTEES of gentlemen and
an auxiliary COMMITTEES Of Ladies to some
tWenty-fOur families, many of whom were
in much distress. Besides the money dis
bursed, clothing and other articles have been
furnished by the ladies to such families
whose necessities required such assistance.
The labors Of the Committee have wrought
that happy influence as we'll of practical
good, which must ever attend such efforts.
4lH WoIA nus u1HA gAG VI pbEElOLlhmg not OF
charity, for surely the wives and children
whom our brave volunteers have left to our
care, are not to be regarded as objects Of
charity, but as sacred trusts, whom, in their
noble efforts upon the tented field to preserve
the unity and nationality Of our govern
ment, they have temporarily confded to our
charge, and will hereafter ask an account Of.
The subscription committee trust that they
will meet with that encouragement which so
worthy and laudable an object merits. The
Ward has been distrioted, and Committees
appointed IS follows;
No. 1. Euclid and Cross streets to Oregon
Perkins, Collins and Hickox; No. 2. Ore
gOn (both sides) and Cross streets to St.
Clair-Dodge, Payne and Heisley No. 3.
st. Clair to (both sides) PeixottO-Pope,
BOardman and Wsngersin. No. 4. Hamil-
ton and Cross streets. between Hamilton and
St. Clair streets-Purcell, Seofeld and Bow
ers No. 5. Lake and Cross streets, between
Hamilton and Lake street-Funte, LOWris
and Monehan No. 6. Wilson and Cross
streets, north Of Lake street-Chisholm and
Sturgis.
The Committee are authorized to collect
the money at the time the subscriptions are
made. They will commence their labors on
or before Tuesday the 18th inst, and Report
to the General Committee on Friday evening
the I'D.
JOSEPH PERKINS, Chairman.
J. C. BUEL, Secretary.