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ADJUSTMENTS.

AURA KEENE,S
uNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF
and x. d..sr..sa New YORK 6o5,S, csmD,0v
BY request the glorious comedy Of
SHE sIooPs TO coNQUERi
Which was received by crowded houses, with roar
o. i s%sfSEDAY EVENING, February Ia, 1851,
0ld'~i'h sR Eip sTSoS SST re- {SS 81
,Oh, THE MISTAKES OF A MIGHT.
ut. hatuca,tie' Mr. Dyott
W. ~ MI Peters
MISS HARDcXSiTiiE. Miss LAURA KEE EiSE
NoTiCE'-on Monday next, OUR AMERICAN
RATES OF ADMISSION.
press Circle and Parquette. .............6O cents
1rshsstrs and Balcony Chairs secured....16
posrs open AZ ocicci; to 6:sin al o,sioss
BOZ omee open every day from IountIl o'clock,
Wnete sests can De secured three days In advance.
GRO ER'S THEATRE,
~ Pennsylyania avenue, near wiilArd's Hotsl,
also Of the New cSs.nnt street S:.tq. F PSlI,
GREAT BILL FOR SATURDAY NIGHT.
For the only time this season, most positively,
THE EXCITING DRAMA OF
JACK sHEP PABDl
With the charming little Actress,
MISS MARIE BoNIFAcF,
AS HANDSOME JACK.
Mr.. c. S. Dubois Jonathan wild.
The Sterling Comedian,
Mr. d. O. Rogers m........The Devoted Blusskin.
The Manager takes great pleasure In announce
Ing brief engagement with the eminent young
American TfagediAn,
Mr.. Edwin anoru
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IA BOOkBINDER,
No. III PENN. AVE, WAAHIHaTOh, ID Z.
Books bound in every ItyIo-TuTkSy Morocco
Russia and Calf
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y UROWsKI'S NEW BOOK,

" DIARY FUN 1901,
will be published tomorrow, and will stir up thI
dry bones OF Incompetent and incapable OfioiAli
throughout the land, and make q sensation gen
LOOK OUT FOR 1T.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Dttstsna Asenas, near hs ooras,sor MI ,,v,.,
"" ~ tne netLopontan and National Hotels.l
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
Geo. Lea"''....''........Ms Manager snd Proprietor
NATIONAL AMUSEMENT CAPITOL
SENSATION WEEK OF THE SEASON,
TONIGHT, Gorgeous New National Trick and
Im,d rsnio I'm srIsngea expressly for the e
ninoeft Poetioal and Musioal OpenInR, written B,
John =. Poole, Dramatist, OF New York city, emit
HARLEQUIN NOWADAYS;
ON,
THE FAIRY OF THE MAGIC LAKE,
AND THE FOUL FIEND OF sEcEssIoNl
fsct4sSess never before equsisd By sny s IN
lar attempt 10 Washington, will be pro-
dueed at an enormous expense, with ali
the necessary conoomitants Of
splendid sueoess, including
New and magnificent scenery, by w. D. sterry.
Original appropriate music, BY J. BrahAm.
Intricate machinery, by Wilkinson and assist
Rich and expensive properties, by T. Brown,
Appropriate costumes by r. MArshael, Of Bslti'
And Astounding In
Novel dstartling incidents l1dierouS situations
Fairy Scenes,
Magic transformation, patriotic tableaux, &c.
nr,rsoo, tcro~n, ..... Nh g. g. E E EPEsSs
ga M sS., Rsu.sIoon, ..:..'.H W william:
Nitobiunsnoefeous, tcOiumbInej ''''''' w. A'
Miss Kate Harrison
FAIRIES, MortSis, Demons, and secss is n'''0"
BT THE
GREAT PANToMIME COMPANY.
Preyiou,to the Great Pautomime, the celebrated
American CAntAtrioe
MISS EVA BRENT,
and Beautiful Ballads.
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
In Brilliant Ballet and Grand Divertissement,
assisted By Mons. Fouche, and the Ballet
Troupe Of Pretty Girls
First appearance Of the eslsbrstsd Irish Comedian
aad Vocalist,
Mr.. W. D. CAvANAGHi
First appearance Of
Mr. J. RusHToN, the UnriValled CLOG DANCER
EAGAN AND EDWARDS,
EAGAN AND EDWARDS,
The Allied MonAEehI OF Ethiopian Comedy, in new
CorkoEraphic Sketches.
The Daring GymnGstS and Aerobats, the
KING BROTHERS,
KING BROTHERS
KATE HARRISON,
MISS FLORENCE RIVERS,
'UII4 LUZ S5fH GEPFT3is,
JENNIE FoRREsT,
MAGGIE MARSHALL,
LEONORA CREED SC,
In New Selections OF SONGS, DM1oEs, GROUP.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT wmLLRD's HAIL---A
novel and interesting entertainment Is to be given
At willArd's Hall this evening, and the benefit Of
soldiers IL mentioned In connection with II. The
reader will do well to sorutinise the advertisement
Of the entertainment In our amusement columns.
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MOT WASHINGTON AND
IN ALEXANDRIA FERRY. - On and after
THURSDAY, October lGt, the steamers THOMAS
COLLYER, CAPT, Gedneyi MARY y. RAPLEY,
Capt. staokpOlei YOUNG AMERICA, Capt. Hol.
tween Alexandria and Washington, at O'Clock In
the morning, running every hour until O'Clock
p. N. so94-n
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E0RD'S NEW THEATRE
l. TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENN AY,
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. is 1884,
Positively the last night Of Mrs. D. p BOWERS,
Y, 70 y vhe Great French Play Of PAULINE on THr
Received last night by a brilliant and crowded an
aience, with the most enthusiastic marks Of ap-
Pls uh she VIII be supported by Mr.. c. Wheat
10 conclude with the comic drama OF IN, Toodles
hoNDhr, hrst time In many years Of Mrs Cow
t,eSyn eeieprated comedy, Carefully arranged in
BOLD STROKE FOR A HUSBAND.
DONNA MRS. D, p. BoWERs,
IN Iehearsa a new comedy, written expreAslV
for Mrs. Bowers, entitled, HWomsn, or ioys
hgHinSt The World" Also, Miriam, the Puri.
SPECIAL NoTICE-The extensive preparation
forthe production OF Lester WAllAcks Ereat NAV Of
RosEDALE; OR, THE RIFLE BALL.
5eln9 nearly completed, due notice will be given Of
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GOS REV ARD. STOLEN ON
DAC Wednesday night, near soaggs' switch,
Oh the Baltimore rAilroSd two MULES-one,
about fifteen hands high. The other, mouse coll
ore mule, perfectly blind. Both Of them with
stripes down their backs. To be delivered at the
lumber yard OF J. 7. Walker, corner Tenth street
and canal, JONATHAN T. WALKER.
tell.Us
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COURT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ESD" %SSH II, sSt

FEDRUARY 10, 1854.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY.-To WIT:
In the ease Of Endicott King and Lucia Ella ad-
ministrAtOrs OF Richard Ella deceased, the admin
lstratora Aforesaid have with the appreciation ofthe
Orphans Court Of WAshington county Aforesaid
appointed Tuesday, the 9Th day Of March next for
the final settlement and distribution of the person
al estate Of said deceased, and Of the aisets In
hand, a. far a. the same have been collected and
turned into money! when and where all creditors
and heirs OF HAiG deceased are notified to attend,
lat the Orphans Court OF Washington County
aforesaid,) with their claims properly youehed, or
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit In said deeeased's estate provided q copy
OF this order be published once q week for three
weeks In the National Republican, previous to the
Test z @. ROBBINS,
ieiS-lawsw Register Of Wills.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Il the subscriber hath obtained from the Or
phanA Court Of Washington county, In the District
OF Columbia, letters teatAmentAry on the personal
estate OF James WArder, late OF Washington city,
.. C., deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
on or before the 9th day OF February nexti they
may otherwi.e BY law be excluded nom all benefit
Given under my hand this 9th dAyof February,
A. ID. 1854 ELIZA WARDER,
febio-lAWsw' ExecutrfX.
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DRoPosALs FOR HORSES.
CHEZ QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, !
DEPOT OF WARRINGTON


Shlhf QUARIERMAarERsO OFFICE
,,,......,. ,pEfor OF WARRINGTON, I
s. wAsh pl ~. I'll teoIuAry ~, 1854
NJ, r9,t rsTpoE VIII pe aeeemea At thh once,
Until ~ Ssih, so 80, Isot, AZ ~ O'clock
m, ioI urnlsnns VIZ Soyefnment VITA Y oOo) two
'nou'Ahu ho'e' a .TS tIphowwlnB description, VIZ
r., ,,,,..., IN On On tiLLEhl.
,,EEtL Mas,eiyi wv tw9 tneusahu horaesl from
hI1s ,t s a az SNiS hAteen hAhus
ns l I'VE w snu eiEht lo YEAR 81 age OF
10 bsSDesS eownaetv buit snd ~ .s nt zen
IMAM one 'houAAnu p TnS nnnaTeS uoo) pounds
Tn. 6,II mama "a no.,.o,,,aa .,,... =, a.. ri,
uer y, mb ~ s " "a ~ tn ne pIoposh; .,
NJ AZ, tha nar,Je. m,a ann nhm Lhe nance
~ o .h tHi., hppear, OF lhe piI VIII pc
.IgnIns N y" "e inui'iuuAi proposal OF 'he party
"tSI ns> ~ t.o.. ,,.i.,,.,
.ns n ~ III ~ P a,nes vii vi, h ~ oe con,
sro s,,,, cS H,Sa., hnsa n oe
~ oeioIe ngnins eontrne.
- By,nn INV ~ W anul 80 " eSneth
I ~ n iS hnnnt ~ ~ o nmy Wnsh
nassiS for Hn,ses - OU'N w Pi"'''iS ""fAeD Fro-
Pvr rpn ~ ~ Iii n. ..,.., A.. ... e., l.,
iho o,uu ,a, wan " IeIuIss w accompany ms
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSEa
~ AND MULES.
CHIEF QuARTERmAGrER's OFFIcE)
DEPOT OF WAsHINoroH,
WARRINGTON D. c., February s, 1854
WIN be sold at public auction, at the Corrala
near The Observatory, in the city OF Washington,
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned as unit for public service
Terms cash, IN Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock q. m.
n-,,, l, d. H. RUCKER,
ieooiH Depot Of Washington.
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Music by a Military Band.
Readings to commence at 8 O'Clock.
Gf-TieketE Fifty oentsi to be had at the Hotel
and bookstores, and at the door on the evening.
fell2t
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BOARDING.

BOARDING A NUMBER OF GEN
I'D uemeh can obtain beard at No. ts1 Maryland
avenue between Four-And-A-hAlfA and sixth streets,
Island. ooI1-u
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LOCAL NEWS.

MURDOCH IN THE SENATE CHAMBnR.-oI
Monday evening that emiaent slocutlonist, lame
T. Murdoch, viii read, for the hrst time, nev
poem BY Francis De Haes Jsnvier, entitled "cft
tysburg," with othsr eholos selections, IN IN
senate Chamber Of the United States, for tho benz
NJ Of the United states Christian Commission
Mr.. Murdoch kindly gives his services free TO ali
this noble anization In minntering TO the want
eof our eountrys brave defenders. Let the senat
Chamber be full on this OCCASION a. we doubt mo-
twin be.
:. HIoHwLI RoBBERY.-Last night, az Mr.
William Thomas and two friends were going Il
heir homes, (near the old Van Ness mansion, n
.,he loot Of seventeenth stre.t,) from the uppel
part Of the FlrstwArd, and when passing the oamI
Of condemned Ambulinesa, on Eighteenth stree
near the canal, they were attacked by four men
Mr.. Thomas was knocked down and his pocket
book taken. The gentlemen who were with him
ran of, az one Of the villains pulled out pisto
and threatened 10 shoot.
Mr.. Thomas, altar they had robbed him, was lef
where he had been knocked DOWN. and after h
had recovered from the effects Of the blow, pro
eeeded 10 the First Ward station House. where h
reported the circumstances. offeeru Bull, stuart
and BorlAnd accompanied him to the spot, where
after searching for soms time, they succeeded
in Arresting two men named John Moore an'
John HAggerty, one Of them . ons-armed man
Both OF these parties were watohmen At TIT
ambulance camp. The parties were both resog
niHed by Mr.. Thomas 80 the men who attaeke'
MIN. Al the trial this morning Justice Drury com
mitted them both to jail for court. They wer'
takes nrstto the headquarters Of the metropolitan
Police 70 have their pictures takea for the rogue
gallery, and then sent TO jail.
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AUCTION SALES

Il W. r.; w ALL CO.
NURSE AND CARNAGE BAzAAp
AND hkRosIToRY,
SALE OF HORSES, CAhRIAGFs srocy
LOUISIANA AVENUE, 'ss'
be'Ween Ninth and Tenth Sta, Washington.
-,,r, AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED IN CONSIGNMENT.
STORAGE FoR CARRIAGE
HORSES, CARRIAGES, AZ.
Received for Private sale.
lsS-H WI WALL CO., Au.,.
A UCTloN SALE OF CoNDENINED
IA STOCK.
Wan DEPARTMENT.
orr,cr mr. c,,,.- GAvALRV BuRHAU,
~, 10Y SHIEf QUARTrRMAErrp
MhsaiNoToE, d. c. February IA isst
h,tt.ni oe soia, AZ public auction, 10 the hrSe.t
Giesboro' Point, d. q.
rt9jTn, thursday the 18th day Of Febru.,,,
TTHiuRsDAY, the a6th day OF Ffb-uary, snd n!
THURSDAY, the ID day OF Maroh, 1884. ~ "nu o"
A, also, SALE OF CONDEMNED STOCK,
On SATURDAY, the 18th day OF FeprSa5v. n Ias -
Al. ihese horsea have been condemned A. tirht r.,
the cavalry Service ofthe United stafes Ara 'o'
msS aG hs ana farm purposes many good bargains
The Horses will be sold .in1iv
Terms cash, in United States Trea,urv no,..
sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock A. M.
JAMES A. EKIN,
oot, ~, CHIEF QuarteFmAster,
io,e-tH Cavalry Bureau.
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hides AND TALLoW AT PUBLI0
Ii AUCTION

VIII be offered At public auction, at 10 O'Clock.
A. A. M; on TUESDAY, the 2Sd day Of February, AZ
the monument Yard in the city OF WGshInSton
about 900 sALTED BEEF HIDES, and ,oo1 H.
OF TALLOW, in good condition. -
Terms, CASH, In Government funds
February u, 1864. - Wi ieis.s;
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] hereby certify that, TO the best OF my knowl
edge and belief, the Above-nAmed EuarantorB arc
good and sufficient as suretiea for the amount fol
which they offer TO be security.
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MR.. MURDOCH
viii also reeite for the nrst time, original poem
GETTYSBURG"
By Francis De Haes Jsnvier, ESQ, author Of
1.-THE Sleeping Sentinel"
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PROPOSALS. FOR DEAD HORSES.

Brigadicr General and Chief QuArtermAUter,
febl3-lSt Depot Washington.
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TONES 4 CO.,
WASHINGTON.
Just received and 10 store
2,0oo bblS New York state Apples
5000 bushels Potatoes
200 boxes Oranges and Lemons
500 packages Goshen Butter
100 boxes prime Cheese
60 boxes RaiAinA
200 bblI Cider
1000 lbs Dried Apples and Peaches
5000 drums Figs
1900 dozen canned Peaches and Tomatoes
800 bags Peanuts
100 bags Walnuts and Flberta
All these goods will be sold at New York prices
tebt-2W JONES CO.
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felO,st Chief QuArtermAstsT, Cavalry Bureau
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
GentIemen's Hats.
All the lat,st styles At CHARLES OAKFoRD SONS.
ROpe.Tying Tricks at Astley,s.

At Astley's, in London, young aero
bat named Redmond, is doing the rope
and sack trick with astounding clever
ness. His feats are thus described:
A stout Manila rope, rather thicker
than that used by the brothers Daven-
port, and some twenty yards in length,
after being carefully examined, was hand
ed TO two of the gentlemen present, who
proceeded to tie up Mr.. Redmond His
hands were not tied close together behind
his back, but pinioned to his sides, ap.
parently in the most secure fashion. The
rope was then passed round his arms and
body and round and between his legs.
During the operation there seemed to be
good deal Of rigidity in his limbs, and
he breathed heavily.
When the tying was complete, he was
placed in a sack, the mouth of which was
tied over his head A screen was then
placed between him and the spectators ;
the noise ofthe loosing of ropes was heard
and in four minutes Alr. Redmond stepped
forth perfectly free, with the rope in his
hands and the sack at his feet. He ex-
planned that the greater part of the time
had been occupied not in freeing himself,
but in untying the knots on the rope after
he was loose. Another performance then
took place. Mr.. Redmond's hands were
then tied together in front of him, the
rope being passed round the wrists and
securely knotted. Mr.. Redmond pro-
posed that the knots should be sealed,
but it was not thought necessary.
Between his arms, thus bound together
at the wrists, q cord was passed, coming
over the rope, and acting as check on
it, Both ends of this cord were held by
the gentlemen who had tied the rope,
and who also held the ends of the rope
itself. The screen was placed in position
and in about minute and half, the cord
which had been passed between the arms
and over the rope was loosed, whilst Mr..
Redmond's wrists were still fastened to-
gether.
Again Mr. Redmond retired behind
the screen, and that instant the ropes
round his wrists fell away, and he was
free. ManiteStly he had slipped his
hands through them. Mr.. Redmond re-
retired again behind the screen with the
ropes. In about four or at most five
minutes, he called for the screen to be re-
moved. That was done and he was seen
bound in the most extraordinary manner,
legs, arms, body, and wrist being literal
ly swathed in the rope. The gentlemen
who had tied him previously were invited
to unite him, and attempted to do so, but
failed utterly. Apparently it would have
required hours for unaccustomed fingers
to accomplish the task. The knots utter
ly baffled all attempts at their unravel-
ment. AT last the task was given up in
despair. The screen was again put round
Mr. Redmond, and in about three minutes
he stepped forth unbound, with the rope
free from knots in his hand. He seemed
much exhausted, perspiration streamed
down his face, and his breathing wa.
much accelerated. In answer to ques.
tions, he said the tricks required greo
strength for their accomplishment.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
VICTORY! VICTORY!
u
Another Defeat of Gen. Hood.
REBEL LOSS SIX THOUSAND.
A REBEL GENERAL CAPTURED.
Our Loss only Five Hundred.

WAsaIsoron. December 1.-The Sis5 says -
The following highly important and gr atifyng
despatch has just been received here. 1t illus
tratss the wisdom Of the recent movement Of
tho army under General Thomas, which the
gold gamblers and ssccsh symps,hiaers con
strusd into retreal;-
FRAAELiS, Tenn, November 80th, 1864
Msjlr Gtnsral Thomas The ensuy made a
heavy and persistent attack with about wo
corps, cOmmeno ing about O'Clock this after.
noon.
He was rspslssd at all points, with very
heavy loss. probably Eve or six thousand men
killed and wounded.
Our loss is probably not more than one tenth
that number.
We have captured about 1000 men, including
Q ne brisndisr-gsnsrAl.
(Signed) JANIS NJ. ScHoTIRLb,
Major General Commanding Army in the Field
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
A HOUSE oF nEFusE.

Every days experience proves the neces-
sity Of having House of Refuge in our city.
Some tiAe since thens were orfrequent oc-
currencs, and even burglaries at night.
Efforts were made to discover the perpe-
traitors of the crimes, which led to the
arrest of several youths aged from ten years
up to thirteen. They were committed 10
New Castle, and last week were tried before
the Court OF Oyer and Terminer Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery. The result was,
that the Court reiterated the opinion ex-
pressed by it more than year since in
similar case that the Jury must acquit the
prisoner il they believe him to be of such a
tender age as not to be aware of the enormity
Of the crime. In the case of Hugh Kelley
the Court charged that the Jury would have
to Acquit him, if they were convinced that
the boy was under fourteen. We make no
objection to the decision, and have no doubt
that it was predicated on sound law, but
one thing is certain we have in our midst
as the facts conclusively prove, youths under
that age who are in the habit of committing
petty larceny, aud even midnight burgla-
rice, What ia to become them If the
Court has NO power to punish them, they
are again turned loose upon the community,
and return to their old hauuts and practices
and the public have no protection against
their lawless acts. But one remedy is left
us,-a House Of Refuge-and we earnestly
commend the subject to the attention of the
City Council. If these youths were arrest
ed in aheir career Of crime and placed in a
House of Refuge, it is more than possible
that oil Of them, would come forth st man
hood reformed in their habits and max e
good citizens. On the other hand, if 40 mea
sures are taken to check them in their
career, they will go on step by step until
they reach; the zenith Of villisny. Every
principle Of humanity, justice and christi
anity demands that these youths should moi
be left to pursue their vile policy 1t il
our duty TO make some provision for them
We believe that the expense of the insttu-
tion would not be great and would be fully
met by the amount derived from the labo
of the inmates. Who will commence th,
project? Whoever does, will be entitled tt
the gratitude Of the people, and place hi
, name high on the scroll of fame, as a hu-
manitarian and true friend of virtue an,
morality.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02

CAPrURR OF RoORR A. ...PRToz.-The rebel ex-
General Roger A. Pryor, now private soldier
10 the confederate army, was captured on Friday
last BY the Fifth Corps piekets Of The Army OF
the Potomac. while attempting to exchange pa
pers with our piCkets, as q FetaliAtory act for
the recent capture Of Capt. Burbridge by the
rebel pickets under similar croumstan noes.
He says that General Lee had issued an order
for the return Of Captain Burbridge on Saturday,
and he will most probably be returned as soon
as Pryor is sent back. Since his capture Capt.
Burbridge has been dismissed from The army for
diaobeying the order forbidding the exchange Of
papers. or holding intercourse with the enemy
under any prstext whatever. -...t. -
Pryor has been brought to Washington and
committed to the Old Capitol prison,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
Ladies' and ChIIdrem's Hats.
Latest siyles a oHARLts oAKFoRb 4 SONS, Cont
rental Hotel. philadelphia.
THE OLD CLOTHES MARKET IN LONDON
HOME CONSUMPTION AND EX-
PORTATION

The London Times has a curious article
showing what becomes OF the old clothes picked
up in London. We copy the material portions /;
The streams Of old clothes that hour by hour
are seduclively drained, either by nora ex-
change, attractive advertisement, or the down
right pestering Of "Old Ikeys," culniuate in
the great old clothes mart 10 Houndeditoh.
where Hebrews most do congregate. The clothes
that are intended TO remain in this country have
70 be tutored and Transformed The "clab-
bearer, the "feviver," and the 'lranslator' lay
hands upon them. The duty Of the ''elobbOrer"
is to patch, TO sew up and to restore as far az
possible the garments 10 their pristine appear
ance; blaok cloth garments pa,s into the hands
Of the "revivers," who rejuveuate aeedy black
coats, and, for the moment, make them look as
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02

FAMILY swRPF AwAY.-Ws don't know
when we have read sadder story than is em-
bodied in the following under the head Of
deaths" In the "Utica Morning Herald" OF
Saturday =
In New Hartford, of diptheria, on the 10th
instant, JAMES Ii. dRAvRS. aged years.
On the 22d inst, WILLIAM r. GaAyEs. aged :
years.
On the same day, FERNANDO q. GRAves, aged
years
On the 2Sd, HATTIE MARaERT GRAVES, aged
years.
The notice adds that all these were children
OF Rev. Q. and MARY Ann GRAvss. Four lambs
snatched from single aock-fOur chairs made
vacant In single household all in the
short space Of week