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Also. ell the Southern and city papers.

w. ANAPP EAL.-The undersigned bes
V~F leave 10 submit to the benevolent through
out the Stata an appeal in behalf Of the families
of our soldiers. From personal observation, We
are convinced that there Ia pressing necessity for
an Immediate effort for the relief OF the poor OF
this city.
The Ovsrseers of the Poor have not been able
to procure the supplies required for gratuitous dis
triburion, and the poorer classes cannot purchase
provisions the store established by the Council,
even at the reduced prices adopted by the com
Inttee Ills necessary. therefore, that assistance
shoh'd To gwen in money, or supplies contributed
for this purpose. We would suggest that contri-
buttons be promptly forwarded 10 Col WV MuS
FORD, Chairman of the Army COmmittee Of The
Young Mems Christian Association.
If sufficient amount cannot otherwise BE- &C.
cured, coDHittae will call upon the citizens and
solicit contributions.
sam'l M Price, w II Peasants,
SM Bailey, JR Chamberiayne,
Alex McRae, Ro Christian,
VIM Ciemmit,, WIN Willis, jr,
IL " Denlson, George Gibson,
Bates, EG Lee,
DaH'i Lucas, Thos < DTevry,
FB Hart, David Par,
JOHN Allan, Aso Snyder,
IA Ellerson, MD, Halt Moore,
JB Watkins, John Dunlop.
mn l9-lt
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NJ SPECIAL Notice

So SPECIAL Notiee--Pe!sons residing in the
9Th district. comprising the streets between let and
4th, and from Broad 70 PaII ent.sry pond, whose
means will not enable them to purchase supplies at
market rates, will apply to ASA SNYDER, at the
aorner os Cary a, d 10Th SITS, ca Friday and Sstur
day, tho 18th and loth inst between the hours o:
aud ii O'clock A NJ Those entitled TO tickets FOR
free distribution the above district must apply to
uHAS BATES, ut his stall In the New Market.
mn L.-ff
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{F7- WANTED-Dead COWS, horses, mules,
goats, &c.-Persons having such on their lots can
have them hauled away Immediately, besides get
ting the highest price for them, If word be left at
M James Ga!iegher's drug store, on Main, be-
tween 7th and 9Th sts; Lewis Anteiotti's near the
Central Railroad Depot, and al MIR Jones's grocery.
Clay ct, two doors from 9th, or at the Glue aRd
Oil Woks and Tenusry, In rear Of the new Poor
House, foot Of 2iss
B.-Hldes of all kinds wanted. for which full
market price will be paid. NH s-l3tH
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LlaColn's-. AmDesty'.


The only reasonable explanation of Lin
COINS motives in offering the South an am
nesty which is an insult aud outrage to tine
common humanity and common sense of
mankind is that suggested by an English
correspondent In the North, and which is
substantially this The Washington Ad-
ministration desires to protract the war in
order to make its plots for the determination
Of the South continual military necessity.
swallowing up all questions Of constitution
al powers, and to ripen into political uses the
appetites Of the Northern people, which Is
fast growing into national passion for seiz-
ing and dividing among themselves the
whole property and land OF the South. For
these ends military operations are des;gnedly
delayed, and peace offered only upon such
ten:,s that any extremity of resistance, how-
ever hopeless Of success, would he prefers-
BILE to subm.. seion. Such at all events Ia the
opinion of many people at the North.
Look for moment at the terms usually
offered by civilized ana Christian Princes
wherever acknowledged rebellion has been
thoroughly crushed, and the Triumphant
Sovereign instead of calling for SOC, 600
additional troops II reducing his army to q
peace establishment. Death perhaps to a
few Of the ringleaders, and Punishment of a
handful Of Others, and conGscatian Of their
property or, II the rebellion, though unsuc
cessful, has still some elements Of Vitality
even greater clemency is exhibited, while,
In the case Of civil war, where the proba-
bI1ities are that ne struggle will be long and
doubtful, no Christiaa ruler ever dreams ei
Offering any other terms than the entire
abandonment Ct all criminal proceedings
against any Of the parties TO the contest and
the restoration Of all to their previous status
In every respect before the war began.
what then are the terms which Abraham
Lincoln ofsrs? lie excepts from his anncs
~ host OF the best citizens Of the South in
the army and in civil life. To Others he Of
fsrs free pardon upon condition that they
viii take an oath not Only of allegiance TO the
United 6tstes bat Of obedience to all the
! psocasmstiops Of Abraham Lincoln, and Ia
al the abolition deesees Of his Black Repaob
2cao Congress. And these terms he offer
not 70 acknowledged rebels but to sovereig.
states; not to . crushed rebellion but 10
powerful Government, which has In tue del.
AZ army 30 strong that, after calling for MGR
thsn two millions Of men to crush 1t, an,
falling inthe effort, he Is now calling for hal
million more In the same breath that b,
pFpSs1ses to treat the Confederaey ~ con
qusfsSt people
Isit ~ evident upon the mere statemen,
a TIE case tsst Lncoln's amnesty was neve,
sxpsct6d or dssis asd by himself TO have any
other e. Ct THAN ivltlssion and insult 10 ths
Southern peopIes No one, however, know
bsttas ths1 AbFAAsm Lincoin t,.s any tsrna
- might oasr the southern PEG. = which
eoate0pGnte ftair r1storation to h)a bloosssy
asA hsfel Government would be rejected
WITH $780,. aaA esacystton. II Instead OF
Aevstiag r. dsath our Presidsnt ana military
- avop4 elsbst pssposcd TO mike
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.yFEC/AL NOr(CEX

sale man. will sell to day precisely at o'clock. at
the Horse Lot, near tho Ballard House, very eu-
perior bay horse. He Is between AID 9 years. old
Il coed sis.. and great power and endurance; war.
rsnted sound; spirited, yet gentle, and we'll broke,
and very fast IN harness. He is 90 admirable f.mi.
" horse, or would suit we'll f'r cavalry. Such .
horse is rarely of red ut auction. NH lo-1ts
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Bss5aas q Se;stsasl--Wm. Crawford alatis
Fleming Razor. escaped from Castle ThuadsT
q. En- early hour yesterday morning. Ab,u:
two O'Clock be was observed by some person
confined il the building 10 go to one OF the
winjows and vshisper few words 20 the ssz,-
tinel who .,ss desi2rediy, az i; is supposed,
standing naar br. At the usuAl six o'clock ex-
animation of the diiiersn. prison wards Razor
was missing, wien, upon AZ investigation, it
was arcertained that he had brib. the senti
nai on duty On that side of The prison and
passed OF: of the rear way. Az soon as these
faeta became known, the fsiihless guard was
placed uude- arrest.
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i COOKERY 4 BELTS Prop,u.

AIOrICx.-Par,ies hoiding checks drawn BY me
~ upon any Bank, or having balances due them
Ia my hands, are hereby notified to draw the same
prior to tbs 2SLh inst other wise all checks and bal
spces Will BE- paid In the present currency or ia
per cent Conf dsrats bonds; &ad Gil dsbts due rs
not paid before that TINA will be recei we'd only In
the new currency, or the old currency at 3s}x Per
cent discount. ISAAC WOLFE.
m 10 Sts
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4 Saggs:tsoS Il The apothscar;es OF Rich
yaond eonid fleet any arrangement by which
aetess 6; u'i % had to their s.orsE al any hon
of the Ugh; il cafes Of emergency, 1t would
os s great colyenienCs to the pui 3, 4 Sec-
1emaa whose wife was taken sadts.Iy an
dangerously Ill 3 few tights .1Hca, a..s ssn. ( 4
hy tie ply, ican 10 .,a.siu genie msd c ne which
i was neee.sa:y sha should have, and bsfore
nc could set into any drug store ne had +" run
from tho eosaer Of Brook Avsnue and Broad
strsats, dowT: II the corner Of l2,a and Main.
Every apntheeary store on the route was ap.
piled to, bat in none Of them could admission
bs had, aud it wss only through the kind as
sistaucs OF one of the wa.ohmsn that re sue
easdeG in gs;t;Dk into ,hs one he cid. The
pay sic.an in question does not hesitate to say
tina. the Ifs OF his patient depended npoI pro
casipe the prescription Gent fer, snd similar
cases icing OF frequent caouTrsnee II is t.
be hoped solae plan may be adopted by which
ore or N ,re of them may bs accessible at aEs
hour of the night.
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II INDELLIBLE Marking Ink-Csrnelrs-For
MAI King linen, cotton, and other fabrics, Ia vias,
for sale wholesale and retail at No under Exchange
Hotel, t4.h street. Druggists and dealers furnished
by the measure Also for sale Hover 4 Cos cele
bratsd writing isk. mh 1885,
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NOTICES OF INDEBTEDNESS

DERSONs having balances to their credit on
i our books must withdraw them before the
18th inst, or receive payment after that date in
Confederate Treasury notes of the present Issue,
or per cent bonds, at our option. Checks and
drafts drawn by Us must be presented at the Banks
OH which they are drawn before the 9th inst. Wa
will receive the present Confederate Issue ia pay
ment of balances due until the 9th inst at par
after that date, at q discount of 33H per cent.
WIN ISAACS 4 co,
RT POSTER co.
Richmond March II, 1854 NH l9-3.
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KIT ga Btamf-The kitchen Of Mrs. Gail
drey, IN Hcnrico, was entirely consumed BY
Are, with the furniture, last Tuesday night,
and but fer the prompt arrival Of Lieut.
Crawford and portion Of his command, the
elegant dwelling would have been also de-
s!rOVSd
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Attempting to Cyos he Lanus.-John Csssi-
day, Z Murphy, j. Brander, c. NJ. Rex, and
John Sullivan, were arrested whilst attempt
ing to cross our lines on Wednesday, by Col.
Shingler's men, and lodged in Castle Thun-
der. These men were detailed guards at the
Confederate States Arsenal, and deserted
their posts few nights since while perform.
ing sentinel duty. II found guilty by Court
Martial their punishment will be death.
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On Friday mornioS, March 1esh, Mrs NANCY
WILLIAMS, In the 6Oth ysar Of her ags.
Her funeral viii take place this saturday. a.
tsrnoon, at 4 O'Clock, from the residence Of her
niece, Mrs Robert Trower, opposite the Fair
Grounds. The friends OF the family ARE invited 70
attend.
In this city, on Fridey, March 18th, MILDRED
PSNDLETON. orphan daughter Of Il Williams,
aged II months.
"suner little children to come unto me, and for
bid them not, for Of such IL the Kingdom Of
Heaven"
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her grandfather Mr. E A Pendetou, this (Satur-
day) evening" at half past O'Clock. The friends Of
the family are invited to attend without further no.
tice.
On the le.h inst, Mrs ANN, wife Of Michael
Mason.
Her funeral will take place from her husband's
residsnc, Venahle street, three doors above 18th,
on Sunday evening, Al O'Clock. The friends and
acquaintances Of the family are invited to attend
In this city, on the leh inst, in the 6Sth year of
her age, Mrs EVELINA NJ DICKINSON, widow
Of the late DR. 5am'l Dickinson, Of 6potsylvanla.
Her funeral will take place this evening, al
O'Clock, at Mrs Jones's, on Cd street, between
Cary and Canal. Relatives and friends are re-
spectfp,iy invited to attend.
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A,rest for AssauH-Frauk Do WIS, charged
with threatening 60 whip Matthew E9an, WAS
arrsE,sd yesterday afternoon and locked up in
the cage for safe keeping. Downs was triad
before tina Hnstibes Court at is last term on
tie charge Of robbiHg and attempting to muir
der Mary Brodsriak but the evidence a2ainet
aim teipg Insufficient to secure his oouvictioo
tbs Court granted his discharge.
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- RELIGIOUS No,ice.-Cen,erarv n z
~ Church, Grace street, between 4.h and 5th,
Rev Dogset,. Pastor. Preaching every SUN
day morning at II O'Clock, and every Sunday
evening al quarter TO O'Clock. Strangers snd
refugees are invited to occupy seats.
NH BIZ
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w. LIEUT. JESSE 4 PAYNE will lseys for
~ biz regiment On Sunday morning next. Per.
sops wishing ~ seod Letters to their friends be
.o-gns to the Is. Reg: Va Vols viii leave them
With &, s Payne, at Farmers Bank, by Saturday
svs1ins O'clock. nh ls-2tt
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49, RICHMOND Whist Club The members Of
W. this club will meet at their club rooms, over
Powhat2u Wsiaiser'e hat store, on Saturday even
iug next, the ION inst At O'Clock, to adopt rulee
AID regulations for the government of the club.
By order Of the Pres ;dect NH l6--4it
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. -. Late Nassau paper, (Mareh 81 late Baltimore
papsrs-Washiugton, Philadelphia, aud New Yorh
papers-a,e papers from oil the principal cities In
.ne North at the Confederate Reading Room, AID re-
seivsd by every nag Of truce.
Yankee piGtorials, BlaCkwood's Magazine, Har
per's for February, London PuIch, Illustrated News
Hos
~ co,.ho.r M c;tv canaan.
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The ambulance Conamittse.-We understand
that the Secretary Of War, who has had
their petition under consideration, has re-
fused to exempt the officers or members of
this committee from military duty, and that
those who are liable will have to report for
seryioa
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LETTER LIST

r Er or LETTERS RENAIN IN THE RICHMOND
u PO5r-OFFlCE ON tho 18th day Of Msrc b, 1854.
s.i.,nc e. .ss.ss. IN p: h:s Vi. please
H1eYhs psstaes will ~ letter advssuss
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M. BELVIN'S BLOCK
sHOE STORE.
6 OGO pairs of Shoee--5 coo I

$500 pairs of shoes-5 COO pairs Of Shoes
We now have ihs Target assortment OF shoes we
have had for ladies' Misses children, servants
and gentlemen corsets, hoop skirts, corset springs,
ecea, ladies' black kid gloves, and fancy ooors Of
superior quality; gen:emens neck ties, oaliskins,
elastic goring, leo of shoe laces 100 fne black
st hats of eupcs Tor quality so pairs of magnificent
cavalry booe. DARBY, HEAD GENTRY.
Shoes repaired at our store. NH l7-s
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arFSPECIAL NOTICE Parties who purchased
good at our late sale notified that their bi.s
must be settled on OF before the Goth inst or the
aew currency will be rcqaired in payment, aS an
rounced On the day Of ssis
ma I6-5t KENT, PAINE CO, Aucts.
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THoAAs's STRENGTH The Atlanta Con.
ysd racy learns from sconts and citissns Inn
msdisteiy Rom the Federal lines that the
enemys strength at Nnggold and Chatts.
noogs b under n, go elective men.
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Music --" Closs Up Ike Ranks IL The lille
Of d gong ty Rev. 3, f Cameron, Published
by Geo Duln 5. Co - this city.
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SPoTswOoD HOfXL,

Richmond, march II. 1864. ]
& PECIAL NotIce.--Ali checks drawn by Us, and
- all demands against us for negro hire and 9th.
eTwlse must be presented for payment on Or before
the 23th inst, they will be paid in the present
currency at Its par value, or In the new currency
the rate OF two dollars Of the new currency for
three Of the present. Persons indebted to US are
hereby notified that we will not receive the pres
On, currency, except at the discount OF 33S per
cent, after the 23th inst
NH 1876 COOKERY 4 BRTTe Prop,rs
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3~g. N0TICE.-A meeting Of the stockholders
- OF the Richmond Importing and Exporting
Com?a any will be held at the Office of the Virginia
Life icsursocs Company, in ths city Of Richmond,
On Friday, the 25th day Of March next, O'Clock
PA.
Dy order OF the Board Of Directors.
fe 2i--td SAML j HARRISON, P!es't.
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>~<p MASONIC Notice. Richmond Royal Arch
- Chapter, No 8, will meet Ia Masons' Hal, OF
.'"anin st, hi. Saturday evening AZ O'Clock
fo- work.
BIZ order OF ths High Priest.
NIB 10, i;s J HIBpICK aec'y
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JoRAs aIrrHsIL 10 contributing an ioaArsst.
entitled /. IN Exile IL Fnasen
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RICHMOND Il pANvIlLH RAILROAD Co.
1T = m-etins Of the Bo,rd OF Directors OF
81 thig Company, held on Feb 9th, 1854, the fol
LEas resolution was ordered to be published in the
papers cf this city:
Rescued, INA. all persons having claims against
this oouoDacy he requested TO present them for pay
msat before sae 28.h March, 1854, and persons hay
VIZ thacks OF this company drawn Ga any o! the
Ruxs requested - collect them before that date
J D b. ia, Auditor.
a-Wnig. Enquirer, Examiner, and Sentinel copy
Eln I'D
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~, METHODIST Protestant Church. Mayo ct.
~ between Grace ana 3, osd.-Hsv 3 Scu:Hsa
land vii; preach to morrow Sunday at I O'Clock
Mand IL 7 "a. Seats free. NH ~ lit
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FUNERAL NoncR.-The funeral Of JAMES c
ROY, Sr, who died at his late residence, Chel sea,
on the night Of Thursday, the 18th ins' in the 5Ith
year Of his age, will occur at sycamore Church
to morrow Sunday morning at II O'Clock.
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w.. RELIGIOUS Noscs - Rev JAS B TAYLOR
~ J.. will preach in the Second Baptist Church
SO MORROW Sunday morning at ii ocIfek
ua l4-lti
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~ OFFICE -An checks and drafts drawn BY NJ
~ mp to the 0S Inst, must DO presented a, the
place Of pay snt or befcrs that day Amer that
date they will only be pAd In per cent bonds, or
tbs present currency at Its discount: and ser that
date notes Ct higher der omipetion than aSe del.
lara win not BE- received for subscription to the
Messenger, except subject 70 the reduction Of ore
toird. WEEDDRBURN ALRRlEND.
NH l2-eod25thM
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NJ OTiCE.-Ah checks drawn By tho undersigned,
~ individually or a. firm, must be psssertxd
before The 18th inst q! the bank ca which they are
drawn; aud oil claims agadss as must be preseolsd
for pay Ment before that cate In csfsuis OF which
sll such claims will he paid whenever presented.
without interest In the present currency a par o.
tie new currency \. 81 In pay Usbt Of o Oh such
claims fmh lp-6.' Ro A n p II MAYO II
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting and Stage Manager. OIds
SATURDAY EVENING, March ~. 1854,
The performance will commence with the beautiful
Ovsrturs-Ii Trovatore Orchestra,
When will he presented for tbs second time, with
startling feet. William Lemon kedes play in three
acts, enttlsd the
s~SKELETON WITNESS -
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f6IrIALs.
Tarmefs' snd h1eehanics' Ins Co ga p-sur..,, :,
strsst. - nHsii
nh lo-lS yE(, a. aTHorp = =.
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FHW-haS nic> Dsisd Applss sweet enoss.
"A 10 b ussd without sugar, just recsived' "'
pULIIAN, HAMS = wrIsIGrs.,
M lo-W Odd Rsstows hsl.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-04-07
GEN. MEADE,

1t has been recently suggested by the Albany
Evening Journal that, the Committee on the
Conduct Of the War have found no evidence to the
dscredit Of Gen. Meade's conduct in the battle of
Gettysburg, they should now set to work to dis
cover the source of the attack upon that General
which led to their late investigation. And another
leading Republican paper, the Boston Daily Ad-
yertiser, feels itself imperatively called to follow
up the suggestion by saying that "if the commit
bee wish to break the monotony of somewhat su-
perfuous existence by really useful piece of work,
they could not do better than to act upon this ad
vice" Our Boston contemporary adds
Attacks Of this description have become one II the
crying evils Of army To stab the reputation Of
officer even Of the highest rank by the gravest charges
charges secretly put FORTH and to leave him upon the
cord in case Of investigation with merely that mega
tive acquttal which the return no evidence gives and
which will leave behind faint of suspicion in thou
sands of minds, is proceeding which IMMUNITY has
dered frequent II would have a most wholesome effect
upon the service and would be great step towards the
protection Of deserving officers hereafter If the secret his
tory of these could be orreted out and
the original OF the SANDER to the pub
c And for such good work what time there like the
present. 7"
A correspondent of the New York Times having
recently telegraphed from this city that the pres
sure for the removal OF Gen. Meade is such that
the President can no longer disregard it," the
Advertiser intimates its conviction that not only
the Judgment" but "the experience" of the
President must have sufficiently impressed him
with the impolicy of sufftring his counsels, whe-
tber military or polical, to be disturbed by such
sxtraneous pressure" Our contemporary says:
al, to the pressure Of which mention Is now made,
we have that confidence in the Presidents Judgment and
,nar,ence in such matters which frees us from any APP
nrebenson that the pressure will be efectual What
aver may be freely decided upon by the President and
Gsn Grant upon their responsibility and upon purely
military considerations will stand above question; but
we have no fear that Mr. Lincoln will be moved in bis
military decisions by any cabas military or political or
by the ntrieues Of any military clique And we may go
frtber and remark, with respect to his own popularity
"a hd mon the public confidence that II the President
now approached by any such influences, be could not
,ur.ne more sage policy than by repeng any such
,roaches with such emphasis as should serve LOT eau
ion and an example to all who may hereafter feel like re
eating the offence"