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MAG EY's

WASHINGTON THEATRE,
On Eleventh street, near Pennsylyania avenue.
GREAT BILL POPULAR IRISH DRAMA
Fifth Night Of the Distinguished Artistes,
MIR. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER q, 1885,
will be performed the popular drama, in acts Of
SHANDY MAGUIRB, OR THE BOULD BOY OF
THE MOUNTAIN
Shandy Mcguire. .........Mr. W. J. FLORENCE
To conclude with Florenoe's laughable farce
OF MISCHIEvOUS ANNIE.
Tim souus. W. J. FLORENCE
Aunle spruce. mrs. W. j. fbORENCE
representing ave characters, with new and origi-
nal SONGS and DANCE9
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"VhN - hSahVWN
Beef tongue, 9Ocael
Hominy, loo quart
Dried beef, 90a95c per lb
Butter, 46a86o per ID
Prints, 66a70e
Cheese, Csc per Id
Eggs, 35a40o per dor
Pumpkins, hea60c each
Lima beans, 25a30 per at
! Irish potatoes, 40c per PIX
Geese, %. 80 each
Egg plants, 6al5c each
Corn Meal, el.l5al. rs
Corn, o.. 20
shipstuf, o0as0o
Brown stuff, 6oo
Shorts, Soc
Oats. coo
Rye, u. 10
Middling, SOC
Hay, cwt, tla1.25
hStraw, S0cafl. Is
Crabs, 90 cts per dozen
Ducks, 75atl 90 per pr
Turnips, Zoe per PIX
Beets, 40c per peck
Apples 75cael per PIX
Crauberrie' 20c per at
Pike, 90 per lb
Sweet potatoes, Soc PIX
0kra, 1oc per doz
Honey, SOC per lb
Span 'h Mackerel, 75al. 90
Shepherd, 81
: Grapes, 2jc per lb
b Chestnuts, 12al6c per a
Trlpe loo per ID
Squads, SOC per pair
Haddock lJs per ID
Cod fish, l6c per Id
Sea bass, l6e per Id
Rabbits, 2ja6Oo
Radishes, loo per buncl
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DO0MS AND BOARD WANTED.-Two
IL rooms and board are wanted In comfortable
quarters, by gentleman with his wife and child
Address Ripley, REPUBLICAN once, for terms, &c,
iela F.F.
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The FIRE ALARM Boxes recently put up
rave been located AS follows; No. 30 corner
sixth street west and street SOUTH 81 Ut Adams
Express office; 80, corner street north and North
Capitol street. 81, cOruer Seventh street west and
street nofth u corner Ninth street west aud @
west aud street south, Fire signals by tole-
Eraph will also be given from the Uuited States
observatory and from the residence Of Superin O..
endent Richards, Eighth street west aud X
Itreet north. The signal from the 1rst named
will be 81, and from the latter 6S.
Box No. II has been changed from Its old 10.
eAtlon, MeiRs engine house, Twenty third street
west and street north, to Sixteen and "a half
street and H street north.
BOZ No. 80 which appears upon the old oSrds
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HOE AN USE,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF TWENTY-FIVE
STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
MITCHELL, READ, AND WALL,
PRoPRIEToRS.

The HOFFMAN HOUSE Is conducted upon the
plan OF the best American and European Hotels
sary to the greatest comfort Of guests that art,
ingenuity and nberality eau possibly devise and
produce. The bill Of fare for the table embraces
every variety and delisacy afforded by the Amer
lean markets, In their season.
JULY 1. 1868. jylb-u
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OUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
W NEW YORK October g. 1865
sIDE-wHEEL STEAMERS.
SCHOONER.

recruit '.'''.'.'.'''.''.''.....
Buyers having unpaid accounts In this Office,
which have been approved, eau offer them In
payment, provided they do not exceed the
amount paid for the vessel.
In all other cases, payment must be made In
Government funds, ten per cent. down, and the
balance In twenty -four hours. oct l4-2t
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! AY coo KEIAF oo
BANKERS,
H1FrERSrH STREET, opp..,,. rHHTRRAsuRY.
buy and sail at current r.iss sad hs.p On As.a
. full supply Of all -'.H '''
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEN.rHrRTY TREASURY MOTIFS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &c.,
and pay the highest prices for rr.....
ouARTRRMAsTRR 8 cBEcKsAND VOUCHERS.
aug2-dn
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
Il. D. cOoKs. tof Jay Cooke = Co. y rrs.,a.st,
". O. Hurrnaros, Cashisr.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
-" ANoiA' A'ANf VI The oHirkp rrArhs
'0''rnmsh' securities win Treasurer usissa
'''''
~ONE MILLION DoLLARs.-W
JAY COOKE A Co N
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w A N It e..

w SHERw0 OMAN wANTED.-A
w A woman who thoroughly understands her
business can hod steady employ ment and good
wages. Apply at SEBASTIAN AMAN's Restau-
rant, 6O7 Ninth street, between the Avenue and
d street. OclS-3t
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ST A M y HIP

- II K A M y H L p -.
A TLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
TO NEW YORK.
The steamers comprising this line are the
JOHN GIBSON. ..... CAPTAIN YOUNG,
Z. C. KNIGHT........ NORRIS,
FAIRFAX. ..,..,.. WINTERS,
leaving pier No. l2. N. r., New York, and foot {
street, Washington, D. c., every
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Freight received every day during business
hours, and carefully kept under cover.
The steamers OF this line now connect with
Alexandria and Orange Railroad. Freight for
warded to any point along the line Of the road.
AaBSrs-MoRGAN, RHINBHART &CO.,
Foot street, Washington, d. G.
BOWEN, BRO. d co,
Alexandria, Va.
H.B. CROMWELL & CO.,
octl2-u 81 West street, New York.
NEW YORK. s,n
WAsHIN TON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
GOLD LINE,D
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN, D. @.
OCEAN STEAMERS
BALTIMORE, RBBECCA CLYDE, AND EMPIRE
IN CONJUNCTION WITH INLAND STEAMERS
GEORGE H. STOUT MAY FLOWER, AMI
ANN ELIZA.
Regular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, at IAN. from foot Of High street, George
town, and Pier 10, East River, foot Of Wal
street, New York.
For freight or passage apply TO-
foot OF High street, Georgetown.
N. ELDRIDGE q Co., Agents,
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria,
JAMES HAND, Agent,
III Wall Street, New York.
Freight received constantly aud forwarded Il
all parts OF the country with dispatch, at loves
rates. je22
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

New Jerusalem Temple, North Capt.
toll street, between and C.-Services every
Sunday morning, at II o'clock. Seats free.
oc2l lis
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as- An Adjourned Meeting OF the
workingmen's Convention will be held at the
City Hall, Council Chamber,) on SATURDAY
EVENING, October 81, at ~ o'clock.
II Is desired that all trades should be fully
represented. By order Of the -
Oct20-2t PRESIDENT.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS oTIIol
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81 Spiritualism.-Mr. whiting, OF
Michigan, an able and eloquent inspirational
speaker, vocalist aud musical composer, will
streets, on TO MORROW, Sunday, Oct. a. at
II n. IN. and ~ p. IN. He will open aud close
the service by singing with instrumental ac-
comparatively poetry and music OF his own COM
position. The public are cordially invited to at
tend these highly interesting and instructive
meetings. Admission-morning, Free evening,
.cl cents. IT.
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As- Wonderfully StrauRe.-m ndame
n. II. PERREGAULT, who has astonished the
scientific classes Of Paris and London, has now
permanently located herself at Albany, n. Y.
Madame Perregault, by the aid Of her wonderful
instrument, known as the Horoscope, guarantees
to produce a lifs-like picture Of the future hus-
band or wife Of the patron, together with the
date OF marriage, leading traits OF character, &C.
cupation, etc. This is no humbug, as thousands
OF testi mOnials eau assert. She will send, when
desired, a written guarantee that the picture Is
what 1t purports to be. By stating age, height,
complexion, color Of eyes and hair, and onclos-
ing 90 cents aud stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself, you will receive the picture by return
mail. Address
MADAME II. II. PERREGAULT,
p. o. Drawer 202, Albany, NY.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGES
- AND STEAM HOLSTER, AT ALEXANDRIA,

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGES
- AND STEAM HOLSTER, AT ALEXANDRIA,
VA.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTBR's OFFICE,
DEPoT or WAsHISuTOS,
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 3, 1868
Will be sold ut public auction, under the direo-
ton of Breyet Colonel J. q. G, Lee, A. a. M, at
Alexandria, Va, on THURSDAY, October 20,
1858, at II o'clock, A. NJ, one Steam Holster aud
nine single.deck Schuylkill Barges, Ms follows:
Barge Florence.
Barge T. II. Cole.
Barge James Wilcox.
Barge Jura
Barge Hunter Coleman.
Barge Captain Charles L. Reed.
Barge Wauponsa.
Barge d. MegRn.
Barge Henry Flannery.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
d. H. FUCKER,
Brevet MAJ. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
oc3-ts Depot Of Washington.
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GOVERNMENT BAKERY AT AUG.
" TON.
OFFICE DRPoT COMNIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHISGrON, d. c., October 10, 1865 (
Will be sold at public auction, ut the corner Of
@ and Twenty fourth streets, In this city, on
SATURDAY, October 2Sth, 1868, ut II o clock, a.
m, the following property, comprising the Gov.
eminent Bakery, viz:
ONE FRAME BUILDING, 100 feet by % feet
SIX FRAME BUILDINGS, about 90 feet by o.
feet,
ANUMBER OF SHEDS.
ABOUT 10000 BRICK, aud
A LARGE QUANTITY OF FENCING
The property to be removed within hfteen days
from the time Of purchase.
Tsrms-Cash, In Government funds.
@, BELL,
oel9'td Major and G. s U. 8. a.
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So Calvary Baptist Church meets
every Sabbath in the Old Trinity Church, on
Fifth street, between Z and Louisiana avenue.
Service at IL a. m. and ~ p. m. Seats free.
Rev. T. X. Hewlett, pastor. janl6-f
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John r. ELVANS CO.,
y s7Louisiana avenue and 500 street, n
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
DEALBR IN ~
N L 8 .
TIN-Banea (pigs); Straits" (pigs); English
TIN f sRR,SiSi ''S'rA'''' 'P's' in '"F'''
LEAD-Pig, Missouri, pig, German, pig, Eng.
ann, nsh bar; sheet, ), 4, o, lib. pipe.
ZINC-S2, -, SO inch sheet
THURBER's ANTI FRICTION METAL.
soLDRR-BraIier's pewter.
BrsIisr'si shsathinsi do. timed !
lngot; bolt
TRRMs-SET CASH OH DELIVERY
apll
r C. KER,
u POST OFFICE NEWS STAND,
Has on hand ut all times all the
MAGAZINES, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, STA.
TIONBRY OF ALL KINDS.
Also all the NORTHERN PAPERS received at
the earliest moment.
WASHINGTON PAPERS
0I s SS' TSo 'G S4LY 'l AND WEEKLY REpuBL
CAN are for sale at PARKER'S, and snbserip.
tiOnE received, GapS-u
NARRIAG GEES!
~ CARRIAG
CARR IAGRSI
On hand superior lot OF good and fashionable
CARRIAGES, Of my own and northern make,
'"'" BARoUCHEs, BRgTTs,
ROCKAWAYs, BUGGIRs, &c,
Prices reasonable, and work warranted. Repair.
ing promptly attended to, Carriages taken on
storage. ROBERT II. GRAHAM,
zoe Pa ave. near ~ st., and sIt D st.
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as-First Presbyterian Church, Four
ASD-A-HALP srREBT.-Presching TO MORROW
MORNING and EVENING by Rev. J. L. Graves,
OF Massachusetts,. It's
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Of - and -, Of -, In the State Of
-, hereby guarantee that In case the fore
going bid Of -, for supplies as above de-
scribed be accepted, he or they will, within ten
days after the receipt Of the contract at the post
| office named, execute the contract for the same,
with good and sufficient sureties and In case the
| said - shall fail to enter into contract as
| aforesaid, we guarantee to make good the ffer-
| ence between The offer Of the said - and that
which may be accepted.
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"L1P" AMONG THE INDIANs.-We are
SO accustomed to look upon pa and ma
as the most natural articulations, that we
can hardly imagine language without
them. We have been told, over and
over again, that the names for father and
mother in all languages are derived from
the first cry of recognition which an in
FAINT can articulate, and that it could al
that early age articulate none but those
formed by the mere opening and closing
Of the lips. II isa fact, nevertheless,
that the Mohawks never, either IS in
fants 81. grown-up people, articuiate wild
their lips. They have no =, b, m, t, V,
w-no labials Of any kind; and, although
their own name, Mohawk, would seem to
bear witness against thi1 that name is
not word of their own language, but
was given to them by their neighbors. -
Nor are they the only people who always
keep their mouths open, and abstain
rom articulating labials. They share
his popularity with the Five Nations
i he Hurons ALSO have no labials, and
lere are other languages in America with
similar deficiency.
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How TO PREVENT WET FEET. 49, A
writer in the -Hschaaies' Iaya@ine, who
says he has had three pair Of boots last
him SIX years, and he thinks ne will not
require more for six years to come, tells
how he treats the,a:
/ put a pound OF tallow and rosin in a
pot on the fire; when melted and mixed,
apply it hot to the boot with painters
brusi. u1lii neither the sole nor the upper
will soak any more. # it is desirable
boots should Immediately take polish,
dissolve an ounce OF wax to a teaspoons
full OF turpentine and lampblack. 4 day
or two after the boots have been treated
with the rosin and tallow, rub them over
with wax and turpentine, but not before
the fire. Thus the exterior will be coat
OF wax alone, and shine like a mirror
Tallow and grease become rancid and rot
the stitching Or leather, but the rosin
gives it an antiseptic quality, which pre-
serves the whole.
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At the hotel, in Cairo, they
are not noted for dispatch in filing or
dcrs for meals. II warm dinner is or
dered, some time is taken to cook it
Not long since ! stopped there, and sat
down at table with an elderly gentle
man, who ordered squirrel. | waited
some time for my dinner, but was almost
through, and the old gentleman was still
waiting iof his squirrel. But his patience
was at last exhausted, and he bcckoncd
the steward to him, and said:
elias the man got good gun -
"N'hat man." asked the steward.
"The man that's gone to shoot the
squirrel | ordered" said the old gentle
man, with great gravity.
Just then | choked, and did not hear
the stewards answer, but saw him dis
appear, and in a few seconds the old gen
,leman was devouring his squirrel with
apparent relish.
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Furyxa IN LOVE" Because" is
laughed at MS wo,nan's reason Tor dong
foolish thing, but there never was
NAN or woman who could give any other
Cor falling in love. Any attempt to
move otherwise only proves they did not
f.u in love at ALL Some people tall IN
love with the swiftness and force of an
electric shock. while with others the
process is so gradual that the fact is not
discovered until some accident or cmer-
cency reveals it to the interior percep-
ton. Second love succeeds first love
much more easily than is generally
imagined. A sigh or SO; tear or two;
a sudden fondncss for Byron; a neglect,
for once. of ones favorite dish at the
dinner table, determination to inquire
which is the easiest mode Of ending life,
drowning or prussic acid, love OF Soil
tuae and moonlight; a feeling that no.
BODY can understand, or sympathize, or
appreciate you, and then a revival o!
shirts and a conviction that it is wrong
to commit suicide; and then-sccond, or
third or fourth love even, as the case
may be-perhaps the unhappy individual
gets married, and the attachment re
mains permanent; but if it be so, is it
from force of habit, a sense Of duty, or
because the subject has really and truly
fallen in love for the first time; the rest
being all illusions ?-Jennie June.
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COMMITTED TO CASTLE TuuSDER.-

COMMITTED TO CASTLE THUSDER.-
George Drew, convicted some weeks
since Of stealing four COWS, the property
of DR.. +. B. Dcane, and ordered to be
sold into slavery, was arrested yesterday
afternoon and committed to Castle
Thunder on the charge Of aiding and
abetting in the escape Of Jack Clark, e
prisoner in the hands Of the guard -
Drew, who, before his trial by the Hus-
tings Court, was considered to be white
man, became the property Of William
Peasley at the sergeant's sale, ordered
by the court, and only few nights since
his reputed master was confined in the
Castle for the same offence with which
he is charged.
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VIZ WILDE, No. 1873 Broad street,

w WILDT, No. 1873 Broad street,
~ begs most respectfully 70 cali public atten-
ton TO his establishment and stock, which Will
be found superior to any in the Confederate States.
All the great improvements III the construction OF
Wigs, Head-DresSoS, Bandeaus Brai1s. Waterfalls,
Cataracts, ard every style Of HAIR WORK, &c,
having been introduced by hln-particuarly his
vertiiating work, every hair OF which is put in
mr. ;Ie to +" jInnosed Snon bv the nretsnea wia.
makers which abound among Us, I deem it my
duty proclaim their merits, that 10 one may be
msled or be deprived OF valuable head Of hair
invite all to come and judge for themselves after
visiting other establishments
\. bah kinds Of HAIR EXCHANGED for NEW.
The highest price paid Tor OLD IiAlR-long or
Short. de 3l-6ts
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MAYoR's CouRr.-No cases Of special
interest were docketed in this court yes
terday.
William pritchctt, charged with being
drunk and lying on the sidewalk, was
discharged.
The case of Lucy Binford, charged
with taking unlawful possession of the
house Of Jefferson Powers, and wan
tonly injuring the same, was continued
till this morning.
Frank Morris, alias Herman, sus-
pected of numbering and robbing Michael
Rourke. and Elizabeth Dawson, charged
with having and receiving silver watch,
valued at one thousand dollars, the pro
perty of said Rourke, which was stolen
from him on the night he received his
mortal wound. were, in accordance with
a previous postponement Of the case,
again up for hearing; but owing to
the absence Of witnesses, the matter was
further continued till the nth. Morris
was committed to Jail, bat Miss Dawson
was granted bail for her appearance.
James T.. Robertson, remanded on
Wednesday for indictment On the charge
of stealing a piece of cloth from Beers i
Spillman, was again before His Honor 10
answer the offence Of stealing cloth in a
similar manner from Charles Unkel, on
Broad street. There being no evidence
to convict him Of the theft, he was dis
charged
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AUCTION SALM
THIS DAY.
By L. II. Luck & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. Sc Main street.)

WE WILL SELL ON FRIDAY,
w January 6, 1868, commencing promptly at
10 O'Clock, large and splendid assortment OF
NlTURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, CHINA AND
Buyers are respectfully invited to
attend.
/ PARTOR CARPET,
set FRENCH CHINA, ~ pieces;
l set do. do, Spices, splcn.
did;
TABLES,
wAsHsTANDs,
LooKiNG-oLAssEs,
STONEWARE,
TINWARE,
6 handsome CHAIRS, hair bottoms;
COOKING-STOVES,
CLOCKS,
CLOTHING,
OVERCOATS,
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
SHOES,
BOOTS,
BLANKETS,
COMFORTS,
2 RIFLES.
SIIOT-GUNS
ALSO,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
EARRINGS AND PINS.
WILL BE ADDED:
Q large CANVASS TENTS,
2TEN'T FLIES,
66 SETS KNIVES AND FORKS, i'll perfect order
new
lot BOOKS
ia L. IT. LUCK & CO., Auctionecrs.
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MORE BLANKETS FOR THE YANKEE
PRlsoNERs.-Through Grants commits
>sary-general, who arrived at Tsrina
night before last, fifteen hundred mere
blankets, in addition to the one thousand
received on Sunday last, were delivered
at the Libby prison yesterday afternoon.
They were distributed to the Yankee
prisoners now confined in Richmond by
Lieutenant Colonel Hutchings, one Of
their own prisoners. Another lot is ex-
pected in a few days, in order to supply
all the prisoners who now remain here.
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T b. PAYNE & CO.. Commission Mer-
~ chants and Dealers in Imported Wines, Lii
quors, &c, No li3 Broad street.
Pure old Rye Whlskey,
Pure old Malt Whskey (Scotch),
lure Old lrsl! Whiskey,
Pure old French Brandy,
ll.e old Apple Brandy,
Tlrc old Tom Gin
Champagne Wine,
CaTet Wine,
Sherry Wine.
Madeira Wine,
Domestic Wine,
blackberry Nine,
Edinburg Ale {JciTrics's),
Grape Vinegar,
Tomato CatSup,
English Mustard,
Pickles.
S4ldines,
Toilet Soaps,
Tooth Brushes,
Combs, Scissors,
Ten Knives,
Penciis, Paper, Envelopes, sc.
Briar-root Pipes,
Tobacco Pouches (rubber),
Mason's Backing,
Backing Brushes,
Horse Brushes. de lin
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i pPEAL TO THE PUBLIC.-rhe
"A, Relic: Committee Of Richmond appeal to the
public for aid III behalf OF the families Of soldiers
and refugees in the city.
Richmond is fled with refugees from every por-
ton O. the coneaeraey, many OF them the families
Liberal and regular contributions Of money, food
and fuel ale earnestly requested.
The Southern Express Company have kindly
agreed to ship all articles contributed to the poor,
free o: charge
Contributions CO money should be sent t. II Z. c.
Baskeryli. Treasurer and al supplies SHOULD be
consigned 10 the g Relic: Committee OF Richuond'
care OF Mos5rS Martin & Carf;ozo.
REIIXF CoMMITTEE.-H E. c. BaSserylu, Trea-
surer; William Bell, Dr.. ". II. dwatll.ney, J. L.
Maur!, Directors; William IL Peasants, Secretary
Dr.. G. G. Barney, ". II. Celamitt, Robert j. Chris.
tan, Lewis l.. Crenshaw, J. Il. Cham5er,ayne.- "
II. Dsnerson, DR.. j. H. Elierson, Colonel Thomas
II. Ellis, George Gibson, Patrick l. Gibson JaIros
Gordon, blackburn Hughes, Abner i. Harvey.
Sam" }. iatfison judge William Il trors T:.o,
II. MeCance, 2. CRY NichoiaS, Saolucl y Price.
]. d. X. sleight, john Z Tucker, asa ,!y!er D,..
via I. Ni.a'aa, joel i. Watkins, WIliia.a .Yi, IL
WILLIAM :. aiUNFOuD,
u J-lNi flx
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RoBBEEY.-On Wednesday night, Il e
dwelling of j. Randolph Tucker, on the
corner Of Grace and Adams streets, WIS
burslariously entered and robbed Of
about three thousand dollars worth Of
china and glassware. The thieves OBJ
tanned access to Mr.. fuckers basement
by boring large holes in the bars which
crossed the basement window, thereby
weakening them so that thsy could be
easily removed.
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Joseph HODGSON. WHOLESALE
~ COMMISSION MEKt iTANr, NORTH SIDE
OF THE BASIN, RICHMOND respectfully an
nounees TO his friends and the public that Le has
AMPLE WAREHOUSE for receiving ana sto-
ring al kinds of PRODUCE and MERCIIANDISE.
which he will receive and sell at tho usual commits
sion of five per cent, and three per cent. for the
Confederate and soldiers tax.
lie trusts that his experience for the last forty
years guarantees to his oonsignors that ample JUS
tioe will be done them.
For his responsibility and fair dealing he refers to
Messrs Kent Paine & Co, ess,ss1ardy Il VIII
hams, Richmond; L. Nunnally, Esq, President OF
the Bank OF the Commonwealth; Judge Ri hard II.
Field, Of Culpepcr; Colonel Julian Harrison, Elk
HH; DR.. David Pannill, of Orange a. s. Lee,
Lynchburg. de 30-waw.