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u S. TAXES S.
Excise Tax 'Notice

ASsESSOkS OFFICE,
T. :. iNreENAL REvESUE. 6rH Fhsrxicr lSD-t
ind.anapalls. NAY .. 1854
TENHE ClTlZESS Of Marion County, Indiana, arc here
hy notified that the lists and returns, collected BY
fEe Assistant Assesors ior sid county. viii be kept
oren for in,aeciion a. my ore, No u New Ia bat;s
Block uaianapo T. until the l;h day Of June. a. which
time We will hesr ana determine on all appeals Which
may be presented up 20 that tine.
WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW.
rnyas dAxtineli Assessor 9th District Of Indiana.
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FOR RENT.

S,TORE ROOM ANp DWELLING on. WEST WASH
- IN6TnS street, S2S mouth.
Pine Dwelling. No. lis Wee; waihingtao street, Al
500 year xeKERSAS a PIERCE.
fea-faf
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AN AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY Soth. TRAINS
~ will run a. follows sundays excepted:
Leave indianapolis
Day Express via Hlual at..... '...''sVo a -
Night Express via na4tpnl T. "
Columbus Accommodate via fiqual ai....l2So f.A.
Trains arrive:
Night Exprc~s VA Dayton 800 A. NJ
bay Empress (vis Piqusl ......... ss 4. h.
Columbus sd@tion via Piqaal l:5o 7. NJ.
Express trsins cfthis line make he following conncc-
tons.
AtCo'umsus with Cleveland colnmba> and Cincinnati
v. X for Cleveland. Dunkirk. Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
WITH Central Ohio r. r. for Newark. Zanesviile.
Mhessns ntisburg Baltimore, Washington City, lkila.
dslphs ana Nes York
With fittsbsrs. Columbus and Cincinnati \. r. Tor
sisuhsnvle htisburg, Harrisburg, Baltimore, fhlladel
phia. New York and boston
n hqna, crossing q Dayton and Michigan r. r., for
Lines. Toledo and Detroit
A trbsna, crossing ~ Atlantic and Great Western aud
sandusAy, Dayton ard Cincinnati Railroad
The ley kxpfess aud Columbus Accommodation trains
e'nnee' aireei 81 Richmond for Dayton. Neha, Hamilton
94S ".
line
Through Sc pins Car ou NlgA, tain.
Through tickets for sale a. the Union penot
J. ~ LtSr, GENERAL superinteu udept
cs,spIsH, General Ticket Agent,
s7-dtf
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Ole copy, one month %
Delivered BY the carrier within the city. 20 cents per
eel payable TO the carrier
Agents viii be supplied - l. cents week.
n y NsSEY may Be s.ui at oar risk by EXPIRES. pre-
paid, OF IN Registered Letters by nall eiherwiss viii
net be responsible for any los that may
City subscribers vii be held responsible fos paper ef
their houses after they nave removed when they
vish u discontinued. unless Is the 81
hce % publication.
- paper sent without pre- psy EeIf. ."r euanueonge'
than paid Tor.
Copies q the DkiIY sESTfSNG be bad at the 0fcs
each morning, and the WKKKLY SESrIsSL zach Mon.
say morning. neatly sseoptd. for mAiline
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youth and maturity arising from the tanefn habits
Of sclf-sbuse. To which Is added observations 90
Female Disease aud other Interesting matter the ut
most importance the married and those
marriage, whoeniertan doubs Of their physical ability 10
enter that state Sent 10 any address In sealed wrap
per, receipt OF ten ccu;s Or four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention 10 the treat
ment OF the various private dSease treated OF IN pr
vae report Our Dspensary the ouy Institution othe
kind in America which has been fablished by special
charter, and thi fact should give preference the
various quack 81 donhtfu character 20 be fonn Ia all
argecitlef.
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LIVERY STABLE.

uUESRY ALLEN. Sew York Livery snd.ssie stables,
IL Nos - aud IL East Perl street, 10 tie rear Of
senr's Rlock. NoR'
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Galen's Head Dispensary
CHARTERED
By THE LEGISLATURE or KENTUCKY FoR tn
TREATMENT OF ALL THR DISEASES or tax
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS
~ q. - q ~ o. m n a - Nm a. sn .
PRICE ONLY TIN CENTS
a Medical Report,
nON A NEW METHOD " TREAT

Consdiaing liirtg Fine Platts ana Eagrdvng.O,,e'
AndsonR and Phystoiogp ofshe SesvGi O'oo"s ~
sfafe Of Hfnlfi nnf Hsselras
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n0N A NEW METHOD Ui TRKAT
~ lNG vcnerisl Diseases, lnclvdlns
Syphilis In all Us stage aonorrhea
elect, Structure. Narioocile, and Hydro,
cele, Diseases 0, the Kidneys, Bladder
DC, with out mercury! containing val.
liable treatise on tbatwldc- spread usslG.
dy Of youth, Seminal Weakness, Noc-
turnal Emissions, Ssxuai Debility. i'm
potencr. &c. the -ncrel lnflrrities d
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CH NGE OF TIM L. /.
1864. SUMMER 1864.
Anx ~ n ~ g. ns Nh n ~ n
Great Central Rail Way Line.

indianapolis aud Columbus
nN AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY 3oth. TRAINS
~ will run follows Sundays excepted;
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
s NE .yss
New York Through Line,

SUMMER ARKANGEMENf-Two THROUGH IN
- press trains between Cleveland aud New York
!. :. IL ~ l.
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GROCERIES.

IR ALvoRD. IN. CALDWELL Arvorp
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nav remsin after providing for the deots
and liabilities ofthe corporation dlstrio9.
ted among themselves, according to 'ne'i
respective interests. :. ,,es
On motion of Mr.. Crawford, the ru,es
we're suspended, andsa joint-resolutlon was
adopted, authorizing the Governor 70 apI
propriate from ths fund for the reception "a
veteran soldiers, snm sufficient to enter
tan Che Fourth Virginia Cavalry. nh
The consideration OF the Railroad Dill
was resumed. ---zas..zz,.s.ss -sy, ::s 40
Mr.. Scott and Mr.. Dunn asked and were
granted permission to change their votes . on
the Kramer amendment. The vote on .ue
amendment WAS thereby changer ana t'0
amendment carried ea42, =
Mr.. Griffin moved to suspend the rules N
order to reconsider the vote, SO as to allow
members whe were absent when the vote
was taken, an opportunity Of recording
their votes. iae5 -c sj}ai1 :.
Pending this motion, the House ad'
journed. s,93gla
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give the conservative men. the power IN TINS
Government, BY August or September, o. y
certainly by October next, we VIII ono mn
war, and. we will restore the Union. We
hold YOU to that issue. We give you e
September or October next to and TINS VA
and restore the Union. Follow out youF
programme; accept our constitu tlonai ss.
imonstrances, but accomplish whet you ~
undertaken. Eater not into ideDassuss.
Make NO such wicked diversions - snst
which you have just made in Florida u9aer
General gilmore ferthe purpose es seso..e
some two Massachusetts meg from fiofloa
to the United States Senate, or Nkepreseh'
.tstiyes to this 81 anse==adiyersioa= made ler
political purposes solely; but concentrate
your armies in one solid column and enc
this war. Cease to make it q war Tor pom
tics. If you will not make it war Tor the .,
Union, make it war for the restoration o,
peace a coon as possible. In the name o, .,
philanthropy, in the name OF the Prince OF
Peace, appeal to you to exert the powers
which you have, immediately to end this
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


The unfinished business OF yesterday, be
ing the consideration of House Bill No. 81
to incorporate the West Virginia Contra
Railway, was resumed.
The question being on the amendment oil
Mr. Wheat compelling said road to obtain
the consent of the Baltimore / Ohio Road
before it snall commence the construction
of that portion of the road w. Va. C.. ly'
ing north of the B. & O. r. R. route, the
amendment was rejected ..st
Mr. Hagar moved to reconsider the vote
by which the amendment offered by Mr.
Kramer was carried. t'
Mr.. Kramer moved to strike out the
clause providing that 1.-THE said company is
hereby authorized to construct railway
from the Pennsylvania line near Joseph
CAROLS in Preston county, by the way Of
Brandonville, the mouth of Muddy creek
and near. Kingwood in the aforesaid county
the junction of Three Fork and Racoon
Creeks in the county of Taylor, Buckhan
non in the county Of Upshnr," and insert
"the said company.is hereby authorized to
construct a railway from the Pennsylvania
inc in Preston Or Monongalia county, by
way of Charleston in the county of Kama
wha," &c, thus granting the company per
mission to begin the road in Monongalia
county, and then choose their own route to
Charleston, instead of combining the road to
the original route.
After near two hours discussion, the mo
ton to reconsider prevailed
House took q recess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The consideration of the Railroad Bill
was resumed. After discussion, the amend
ment offered by Mr.. Kramer, (which was
adopted yesterday WIS rejected by the
following vote:
YEAs.-Messrs. Kramer, (Speaker) Alex
ander Bumgarner, Crawford, Cunningham,
Dawson, Debar, Fleming, Foster, Goff,
Hinchman, Holman, Louph, Mcdonald, Pc.
terson, Ross, Sheets, Sutton, Wheat, and
..srrs t...
NAYs--Messrs. Barrick, Boggs, Burke,
Gather, Cook, COpley, Crooks, Dolly, Dunn
Griffin, Hagar, Hof, Keeney, King, Lamb,
NJ Grew, Montague, Newton, RAIDER, Ruff
ner, Scott, Soper, Teter.-23. s
Mr., Lamb moved to strike out the 18th
section of the Bill, and amend it by insert
ing one he had drawn up. g
The original 18th section reads as follows:
"The legislature hereby reserves to itse
the power of hereafter altering, amending,
or modifying all or any part of the pro-
visions of this act: Provided, that the
rights of property aud franchises acquired
under this act, and the free use aud enjoy
ment of tueir rights and privileges, as grant
ed BY this or any other former act now in
force, shall not be taken away or impaired
BY any such further act Of legislation "
DIR. Lambs amendment is as follows
"The Legislature reserves the right to alter
or repeal this act; but such alteration or
repeat shall not effect or impair the right
OF the creditors Of the corporation to have
he property and assets thereof applied in
discharge of their respective claims or OF
the stockholders to have the surplus which
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TEE telegraph -.iaiorms-.as-:tAa General

-AdG IeiS&ka
SIoEI has been appointed to supersede Gen.
KELLY in command Of the Department oil
West Virgins. Aesasst the removal OF
Gen. kelly we have urged reasons which
seemed satisfactory to ourselves, and we
have endsavored to defend the commander
Of this Department from what we believed
to Be unfair and unjust attacks oy his per
sonal FOES We still believe that time will
the character Of Gen. KELLY, and
show that his ADMINISTRATION of the at
fairs of the Department was really the
best that could have been had under all The
which surrounded him. =
And as We defended Gen. KELLY, unso-
Iicited, without any personal acquaintance
With the man, and without any political or
selfish ends in view, but simply 20 dc jus
tice to one whom we believed worthy OF,
ficer wrongfully assailed, so now we stand
ready to ''hold up the hands" of his sue
successor, and do what we can to aid him in
the proper discharge of the duties he is
about to assume. Gen. SIGEL is brace
man; of this there can be no manner OF
loubt. His conduct upon every battlefield
where he has lead his men has been such as
70 fix his high character for personal cour-
.ge and skill in generalship. What his ad
talents are, remains yet to be
,een. We trust he may meet with entire
success in the difficult work to which he is
assigned, and win fresh laurels by the spec
" restoration of law and order throughout
he entire limits of our infant State.
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LETTER LIST--Goatjs ssd.

Alister, Mecollan. NcDonald, Aljufant J n
AeFali.
Nfxmsa. Capt Nsbess 3 W New, % 4 MI, n l. \ \
y Neeonlrr, y Norris, 8 Norris, La Noting
ham.
&c os.1,s ossss s, sagt r I ss,, ozs9 81 % As.
PR Poole, " D Psaree, M Purcell, 4 4 Po~-
eli, pitman Surg W Palmer, p Folten. J
A Pyle. u Phillips, Ir A r Powell, u " Phelps, D
Pleasanss, A Patterson, + B Perkins, 4 III
zini, Peebles, Proctor, X n Povezs, Proc
d # Quarles, ID r ousrses.
Ri Redfsfd Or 7 O Richardson, n 4 Ruthss-
ford, NJ Ryan, Il II Robinson, Reynolds, Capt
VI q RaouI. " Rohipsons Capt W II IAeys Or w
son, 1t Russeii,J Radiold, RobinaSns Dr > q
s-Gol Scott, W A @ strawn. " n sharalIy,
w Size ~, W W Smith, w B sullivan, w shor-
ner, w solaerville, A smith, snrfes, Col soufhe-
ron, Capt Stanast, G Shelly.4C saith, DR. @
Sans, Capt Stuart, Col Z Stuart, d Stuart t2).
saanders e' Dr. eRf Stevens sssvsr rIissan, ii
J Z sherman, o stanfield, Simpson, J G Stroud,
J L smither, Jne Stevenson, > Shuman DR. III
smith, Smith, sheppsra % 4 Isssr sm.th Ss IA 1bn
Smith. Moses sehiivsra@ Lieut. = sepisenef' Z p
I'll Taylor, I " Timeerlahe, R 9 Thigh
man, Lewis Thomas, Sam Thomas, Samuel 8
Taylor, Samuel Turner, Capt VIM A -Tannertt3l
Major M Turner, A Tomlin, Capt Taylor,
Col Thompson, Taylor, Edward Thompson,
Eton Taylor, Capt Geo V Taylor, @ p Tiller Joha
II Tucker, John Thomas, John Thompson. X
Tenants, ] Todd, Jas II Twyman, Jas Tranist,
T Thrown.
U.--Christopher Updik.
John Vest, ID w Vowls
W.--Jordsn Watson, W ii Woody, William Fl
Wikn, Walter Williams, Vim w Wilkins, Rol-
phus Wormble. L Willoughby, James West, 20
Wen, Lieut. Malcolm Washington, Samuel West.
Shafer Wiley, Waldrop Richard willins, Sha-
fer Wiley, II l. X Wies Ii Winston, jr. DIR Jno
4 Wssnon, John Wrenn, Wilson, J Will
son, John Wheeler, John Walsh, John Whit
worth, James woed, John Wingo, John II Viii
kins, John Williams, Henry Williams, Fleming
Voolfolk l2l George Watts, Edward B Williams,
Edmund 4 Waddill, White, @ q Walter, B L Wad-
dill, hiram Walker, Z Wilson, W Wade. Messrs
Winfrey Il Watkins.
&c W Young.
Laittais-Surgeon in charge General Hospital
No lS, Surgeon in charge General Hospital No 10,
Surgeon in charge Henningsen Hospital, Enrolling
Officer OF Henrico county, Med Tx Board. Polish
Delegation, Colonel Commanding Fourth Virginia
battalion IL u, Enrolling ofticer Heniieo county
Virginia; Editor Of the Republican
de l6-it JOHN .. STEGER, Postmaster.
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TsEAsURy DEPARTMENT,
Z coTrraERaTE STATES or AMERICA,
RICHMOND, December l. 1854. }


@ EVENT Ill IRTY y TREAS SUR Y
NJ NOTES.-In pursuance of act OF Congress,
approved November 2s, 1864, entitled "An act to
authorize the Secretary Of the Treasury exchange
cospos4 bonds for sev-nthirty treasury notes" hold
en- Of such notes are hereby notified that after the
Payment CT the annual interest due thereon on the
Frat day OF January, 1885, upon presentation Of the
.sIpc the Treasurer, Assistant Treasureis and Pay
Deposs:ares Jas designated at foot will issue cert
iicstes therefor, which will enttle the holders to
coupon bonds payable thirty years after the FIRST day
g Sanury, 1865, hearing six per cent interest from
s'e said frst Of January, 1895, payable the first
DAYS Of January and July in each year. The Trea-
Kufef, Assistant Treasurers ard Depositaries will
HA weekly reports TO the Register OF the Treasury
ot certificates issued at their Offices whereupon
bonds iii Il stnt forward In satisfaction Of same
Tbs ea VIII be cancelled in the usual manner and
torsFs. I ID 70 u. FIRST Auditor
o.. A TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF Treasury.
Treasurer al Richmond, Virginia
<A,,istaEt Tr.asuTeIs at Charleston and Mobile.
DepA1tsiies at Raleigh and Wilmington, North Ca
roEna,
Depositaries at Charleston and Columbia, South Ca
rSllns.
Depositaries at Savannah and Augusta Georgia
Dsfosii.isles at Tallahassee, Florida, and Montgo-
Iaery, Alabama.
lhposita,ies at Columbus Mississippi, and Houston
aud Marshall, Texas. de S-ts
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ]
CoNFxnRkGTR STATES or AAERIcA,
Richmond, August y, 1864 J

A VERTIFICATES0F OF INDEBTEDNESS
~ EEARINd SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION.-By
the Fourteenth section OF the act 10 reduce the
renay, epprov-d February IL, 1864 the Secretary OF
the Treasury Is authorized to issue the above certi
feaes payable two years after the ratification OF
tsesity O! peace with the United States. They can
xas be ssd but are only to be issued to such ere-
fors af the Government willing to receive the
saris pEyment Of their demands. They must also
BE gitsn et par, though free from taxation.
f;.s attention OF purchasing agents and disburs-
iI oers OF the Government is called to this class
ot public securities Offering peculiar advantages
are bought and facilitate the of them, checks
drawn BY disbursing officers upon the depostaries
holding these fund, and marked across the face
payable in certificates Of Indebtedness" viii be
paid IN Conformity Herewith.
Depesitsfies are hereby authorized and required
10 comply with this retsalation, snd to make apph
estion 10 the Register for supplies OF certificates
required, lsignedl q. A. TRENH0LM,
Eu 22--ts Secretary of Treasury
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

Nor TIE MAN. Some time since a
notice was published of the execution,
near Petersburg, Of q young man, named
beasiey, for desertion, who, it was stated,
WAS son Of the late Richard Y. Beasley,
iormeriy Of the firm Of Beasley &
Vuaries. This statement il altogether
erroneous, as the deserter was NO rela.
tive OF the family named; and all the
sons OF the late Mr.. Beasley are now en-.
gagged in the defence of their coun,rv
The papers which copied the error would
rectify it by publishing these facts.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CoNPKDERATs STATES OF AMERICA,
Riehmond, Va, August rs, 1864.

ID EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
IL INTO Reject THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERSOF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED MAY l6, 1861, TO EX-
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent. bonds
under the act Of May l6, 1861 desiring to exchange
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, in, the
raarner pointed cut in the printed endorsement on
the back Of the certificate, to the Confederate
states Of America, in exchange for coupon bonds,"
a.d cause them 70 be presented to the Begster Of
the Treasury Department, who will thereupon. In
compliance with the provisions OF the act OF June
H. iaci Issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
in ,ns registered bonds assigned.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
au 2q--ts Secretary Of the Treasury
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The SOUTHERN CHURcHMAN.-Thoseo Of
our readers who are Episcopalians will
be glad to know that the Southern
Churchman is printed now every We'd
nesday. There should be an earnest de-
sire on the part Of its friends to increase
its circulation and otherwise extend its
infuercein times like these.
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xrscrILAx1ous.

Gold in New York On Monday ops2ol at 2ss, sold
down 10 232, and advanced TO asia rumors CT
disaster te General WaIren's army From thi,
point it reeededsto 2S5, and closed at asst
The bill intended 10 become a.National Bankrupt
Law passed the House on Monday by the triumph
ant vote OF ssventy-slx yeas 20 sty-six nays Last
session it was beaten By majority. 1t has still
70 run tbs gauntlet OF the Senate but the New York
lrs3uas cannot believe 1t destined to be there ar
rested.
Charles Edsenton, NJ l. Rice, Lincoln electors;
]. W. Raeks, DR.. Barnes, Judge Embry. and Colonel
z. l.. Miller, all influential citizsns Of Kentucky,
are IN Washington to persuade Lincoln 70 p0sit.ye
radical administration Of affairs in Kentucky and
particularly to vouchsaie to Kentucky Ben. But.
Ter as military commander.
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HusrINas CoURr. The only case Of
interest disposed of yesterday by the
Hastings Court of Magistrates was that
of Patrick Sweeney, indicted in three
cases for selling whiskey without a
license. In each one he was found
guilty and fined $50 and costs of prose-
cution
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FoRGERr.-John j. Wormley, MEM
Der Of company B, Tenth Virginia heavy
artillery, was committed to Castle Thun-
der yesterday on the charge of forging a
nAssnort
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TAKING FoRcEBLe POSSESSION OF A
House Officer Charles H. Moore ar
rested yesterday afternoon white wo-
man, named Jane Bachrach, charged
with taking forcible possession of Bridget
Blake's house and putting her furniture
out into the street without proper re-
course to law She was committed to
the lower station-house.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
cosFEnERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
DE- f.o.. u

|E7REASURY NOTES OF THE OLD
Il 3sCE-To the end that every facility may be
tfordes to the holders OF these notes in eecfing
Ese exchange for new, the Treasurer, Assistant
-Isasurers and Pay Depositaries, and the Deposit
tariea whose duty has been hitherto limited to fund
ius are hesrty authorized receive the notes for
exchange. Those not supplied with funds will re-
giser the of the depositors receiving all notes
eeiyed and regisrerea must be forwarded by express
20 the Treasurer at Richmond, with copy Of the
register and new issues for the payment OF the de-
positols will be immediately forwarded in return.
The Assistant Treasurers and Deposltaries are
hereby instructed to republish this notice.
@. A. TRENHOLM,
no is-tlJ Secretary OF the Treasury.
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EOR SALE, q very fine BLACK SILK
~ VELVET CLOAK, as good as new. having
been worn but three or four times. ii il yerv
heavily finRed and made up in good style Apply
e J: a. LOVE, at the Dispatch Job Onice, csrnsr
q Thlstsenth aud Main streets. De le-sss
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ArrrMPrlsa 70 CoMxlr 4 LARcrNr.,

Baylor, slave of Samuel WorshaIn,
charged with entering, by force and vio-
lence, the house of Samuel Schwartz,
with intent to commit larceny, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon and commit
ted to the cage for safe keeping till this
morning.
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A -PPEAL TO TILE prBIIC-The

n PPEAL 10 IHE PJBlIC.-Iht
"A Relief Committee OF Richmond appeal to ths
public for aid in behalf OF the families Of soldiers
and refugees in the city
Richmond is filed with refugees from every por-
ton of the Confederacy, many Of them the families
OF soldiers i'll the field.
Liberal and regular contributions of money, food
and fuel earnestly requested.
The Southern Express Company have kindly
agreed to ship all articles contributed to the poor,
free OF charge.
Contributions of money should be sent to II f. c.
BaskeIvill, Treasurer and all supplies shouli be
consigned to the Relief Committee OF Richmond, !"
care OF Messrs. Martin 4 Cardozo.
RELIEF CoNhfTTEE.-H. T.. c. Baskervill, TTea-
surer; William Bell, DIR. w. IL. Gwathmey, J. l..
Maury, Directors; William IL. peasants, Secretary
DIR. q. q. Barney, w. H. ClenIntt, Robert j. Chris
tian, Lewis d. Crenshaw J. X. Chamberlayne, W.
III. Denerson DIR. j. II. Ellerson, Colonel Thomas
III. Ellis, George Gibson, Patrick III. Gibson James
Gordon, Blackburn Hughes. Abner f. Harvey,
Samuel J. Harrison, Judge William II. Lyons, Thos.
W McCance, r. Cary Nicholas, Samuel M. Price,
J. b. K Sleight, John r. Tucker Asa Snyder, Da-
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WILLIAM z. MUNFORD,
de 9-lrn President.