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Anctiuu Gdles.
FUTURE DAYS.
sy Hodges. Roy a PuIiiam.

FUTURE DAYS.
BY Hodges Roy PuIiiani.
Girls.
Wib- soi by on the IL dy Of iinrhry 1917.
Gone v gf-f 10 NJ good hoasr also
a Ef, 10 Jsars ct az, good @ tihrni
HODGES, ROY PULLIAM. Auets.
Negroes.
VIII - soil the 9Th Day January likely young
Nsgio-s ebnsi-irg % No a child y-ar old
ao Gfi AHd Roy. HODGES, ROY FULLIAa, Auets.
Is Negroes.
WIN be oti ~ hd January st7 fnssn fk.y
NsEros- wc.rah IS years a good cook
&c god hnua sni ~aih.f. good
als. Woman and IN a. a rooi 8. hand.
three hoys 10 ard II oj GS year.
sm- of whom good ChaHb.rnais kc SAid NrEocl
long ard
Eehnoni and 10 vicinity wishing patelase for their
purchase privately lefo day Of For
h9eation Of the above saves Mr.
HODGES. ROY 4 PULiLAM Aurt.
deo once wan stre,, CIV noisl
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sy y. u. AZ. H.IrIi.

NEGROES
o,'od BY "a tbs lo n,=g O'Clock On. n,,r, sorr,
- 40 negro giSS Is AID 20 years OF nj TWO NJ,
sses, u ~ n H. a g. r. HILL, Auei-.
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ms,autif"I press 'icai~, iast Received.

Beautiful Dress Bo1i~, Just Received.
NJ Il have just opened by Adams d Co. Ex-
pros inc arohcr bcaut e.. lot q Miles Gn
u Of, spt mid a1icc. We invite R,Ltrr,u want q 80
peror and splendid article cell This lu OF Bots
IN 1d''mc II not s hlniou'si, Nrsuil We Keep large
supply ~ them haud Away, and Of the They
n teanuuny Dc = TTrNEY 4 WATTS.
- ERNANTS WANTED. Wanted TO pur.
- chase NJ hire Tor the ensuing year. dining room servant
and M for tc iaurs. WON middle srr prscrcd For
such with good qualifications and price will be
paid. d. 27-7t DUNLOP
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LOST,

YESTERDAY. in the Exchange Hotel, a
n small black POCKET BOOK. ctuaIsIr orc $50 uotc On
ilr Eychan-r BINS nc $40 ,tlcr
her VI lrefs vi c vii BE- Of dajsf and
ofconstclil the liberal reward VIII be paid m
The above BY .cay'ng % and contents
De 2l-u THIS OFFICE.
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ENOR HlRE-the balance Of the year-two
Il Girls just from the country. ATp.y to
RiCHD hill, IT.
lie on Inc Bau
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NEW BOOKS,
Received in advance at y. w. RAN
DoLPh a COS HoOks1ore and Bind

Wednesday. December 80.
Adefhrook Collection Of Fanny Sketches
Poems &c ny Miss Emily Chubbuek, MIS- Judson) vol
elite -
scenes and sons Of Focal Idc Miscellany Shep
ard Ed 81 the Christian sJusenir-I25 hsnIscm. yo
lune, giu edge
Pan Domtey h Son; by Dekens-I2e
Dr Bannilgs Common sense OF Chronic Direa,es-2Se
The Pre- Adame Earth Contributions to Theoozs Science
by Harris D. avthor OF Great Teacher Commis
sion" kc-STe
FAMILY Reesit Book containing many
use al in branch Of economy invd NJ dyerg
sreirg cleansing, eoouring &c ali for ~ only
18TH und last ed ton OF Bowdiehs Petic Ma
W Apprentices Wauted.---W antcd ut this
Office, two intelligent, active BOYS, of good family 10
earn the Printing Business None l6 years age
VIII DC tnken dc %
W SeEars at Private Salc-AI Low Prices
We nave TINS dy opened OF Havana and
SCARS OF line qualify and brands at
De ~ INIOEs a upr,rtipp
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MUSIC!
FOR CGIRBSTWAS and NEW YEAR,
no HE uiD NT
p. H.. TAY RS


70 No. utD At
p. II. TAY L0R'S
yGANO FORTE WAHE-HOnU AND uISur
SALOON, 100 TIoiu street, corner oF ttth.
s''BNIllS, said T.. looking round him. this H.
D md, a. comfortable" Ouravanablr custom r.re w.
"Ev'y body dawn with cr1y 1c Christprs New
Year. and while away The umc WITH fonsts ani 80 e
fne, my boy, The Ore" Zip INV he bnrr spatks ss
t oswcre rrei and the GO rrd hayc slow
mli penetrated iso c arhe't ,f be AMI
a. ceftIi tint Ctcy lace.
Cone sad W. Ca s,ug-s Cht.r,,s - give yor
IN dtfIul ~ aictfr" RrIvo.' .a r. ~ srsI W
90 willie two hours gooj cors sou The bow
urh The deep rich coilr ~ thr var1h Wy odd foundifd
ihc Sorr' Thus styiar matfy gentleman an
fogi. Wound, comnrnt Cd W. ihlut moe ado
CHRISTMAS CANOL
Wcris by h. Muse BY Ru-rrIl
A"f Witch otter NJ &c iot nj company -nf numbcf Of
soiga among which he following
MERRY Old CHRISTMAS
poPuiU stnL byA Philips
Rong ari Chcrus BY waHace.
B,laI by Kri,m
the NEW YEAR COMPS
Words ny Phillips, MurtyJ.R Rnsm
oLp TiuEt
bslai de ss) ~ Knight
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By Inioes q Brother,
IA Nm I'LL
Trust sale OF Real Estate in Richmond ans
EeHrico.

Trust sale OF Real Estate in Richmond and
EeIIrico
Pl virtue of Il deed of trust executed on the
1e of September IsGl by the lac John H. smith Of Ds
wrie county, Mary for the purpose. there "a
nen'oasd s ,usser5r acting M see. unie sad deed Will
froIt DIOR Of the CRY Hot formerly Tavern in the city
Of Rehmosi the hoar % ~ oe,sk pubic auction
an re right tie ard aterest einR one5th
Of the sld John a. Mary wife a. one Of the
ehlir-a aud heirsof Jha Amb deed he lowng pro
perry 70 Wit
lot piece Of srunI in the city Of Rehu md with ,h-
badn, ami IN r'vemen thereon std at the Clay
ami IL Streets eonaiang three half acres constituting
forner o % ]. hn Amber. dec.
2 tat m Aud called wes'hlm, situated Heur:o county
about mcs ab5ye Richmond the South by lanes
Rser AMI tnrg upwards acre.. aeeod NJ 10 re,
snyei. d. e9-dim RoEERT c. NICHOLAS. Trastce
by Hodges, Roy q PuIIiam.
NEGROES.
WA log sold the Is, Day Of January By fancy sr
- year o. boy ol boy years sod unier
deed q trust - o'dsF Of the Trustee
d. 30 HODGES ROY K PJLLIAH, Auets
by Dunlop, ,Ioncure & 20.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
Ga TUESDAY sih Jarua, O'clock We will sell at our
wa'ehou'e without regard to weaih seaeal
s5 Hl5s y o AMI P. R SUGAR
GO Plesasts Loaf Sugar s'eWaH's double refined
20 Boz. Havana sH=-r
$50 Bags Flo, laguayra and lava Cohye
- Casks AID 20 b-Ies Goshen Cheese
:. IS f nhi. M S5'ns Butter
SO Boxes Sperm and Talow candles
100 Bbl, Ohio wh..kry
Madea : NJ Wine, Gin
Bfanty Mustard, Pepper wAts Lead
Lined OIL, &c
TERss-Undr tICO cash 800 mn, credit for ap2rov
ed negotiable paper. DUNLOP, MOSCURE 4 60,
ce 80 Auets.
By \. e. & e. Is. Hill.
so VALUABLE NEGROES.
VIII b, sold By FRIDAY Ianuary O'Clock,
50 Negces, consisting children
rne- Nes'o1s are al fiom ard sold for
de so NIB & c nIt.I- Aacs.
E'OR lIIRE-the balance of the year-two
u Girls Ius' from the eolr'ry. ATPy
RlCHD NIL Ir.
de . Conner te'oR
10 IOIHN raInisd buckets
~ 10 Go do Pals
Do 80 Tabs very superior
Barrels Ou ta.ly expected aud l,- sale by
&c RANKIN a wTIrTLOCK
ESACoN--sid,s. shoulders and lam. f,r tale BY
- De- WILLIAMS a. HANALI-
GODDIN & HARDWOOD,
General Agents.
hFFER their the public Will give their attention
~ 10 the sale u PtoJfy ani al oilee Rent NJ
House hirns Neg aad Csccng geaeraly James A. God
din Will Deec OF aad ovs'y description having h. many
sam1 " Ha-To5d has had years, exp Renee n Mercantile bu,
b. ras had poruBy o. becoming acquainted with the
citizens OF Richmond aud the surrounding comics
JAMES A GUDDfN.
deI9-u sAw'f w UARIv00D
20 Office, opposite Go0don SINNERS. T. Paro.
SRn SACKS LIVERPOOL Blown SALT,
cOO as'ory fld fine order aoat hourly expected
to arrive, ior saIe by
FuTrHr sUHf.v-v
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ADAMS Il co, @u

IRISH LINENS. &c.-Supcr Irish Linens;
ENa heavy Brown Hollands Scotch u1Tcrs beck Alpaca
Robes Printed Sanets secas heavy Pcacedae Kersss
common Cassimetcs bue 90 D. urer plaid Linsey SC on
consignment, aEd for sale lo,, b.
de- KENT. KENDALL. 4 ATWATrR
q OST, OR STOLEN, from a hack. on Friday
~ morning Lew the Exchange Hotel a. Roc ke,s medium
size black leather IkJNk win iron frame containing suit of
clothes one dr and one t'eS cost shirts collars, and
ecs o. g'ttcurns wearing atps god cha trunk
marked on III emil" Prom Backs .ie reward
vii be pad for us return tous.
deg KENT. KENDALL. 4 ATtyaTEP
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A CARD. | have disposed of my stock of
AZ Homie. 20. In Morn \ AN s. NNniLnunI 81.

"A 'ARD. have disposed OF my stock OF
IN Books, &C., 10 hessrs NEStt s. SOUDHOtSE.
aud have engaged with h'm act tk In cusDg business
on INV own account take this MY friends
an hc public gratitude for their kind patronage, and
specifically Tor extension Of the The Es"deTen with
whom srau JOSEPH GILL.
o. IL will be seen from the above that Mr.
JOSEPH GILL ~ clek rstabslm, Of
Theological FCnss agcn- Tor the British Review
&C have been Transferred
Ministers aut H. of tirs"veral Christian
respectfully ui rncd tina q be- d
our stock 81" Ihso"gc Books ant wOks of
cadn- put , thu United receive by us At an
sary Gay aitrrihcir appearance.
hr GILLS slb'cnb ne FoseEr Reviews Magazines
will proc rc 90 10 future .uhrrs tpu sp ctfuy
to lie aVoei "t renewal Of their ensuing
year NASH L WOOpHpUsE,
dsoa I3l w,i, str'.t
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10 IOIEN TaInisd Bask-Is
~ 10 60 DO Pals
Do 80 Tubs, very superior
Barrels Ou ta.ly eIIlctrd aud To- sale by
&c RANKIN a WIITTLOCK.
LSACON-sd,s. shoaleis and Ham. fsr tale by
80 de5 WILLIAMS a. HANALI-
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de 25-l6,&cew
LAW NOTICE


INNuoMAS 7. AUGUST and ISAAC Y. WATKINS, having
u formed Io-Paru,ghip the practice Law will
henccuh attend the Superior and Inferior CoIus OF
Richmond and HCnueO. Al
will receive the scirs TLUr Fankin
nearly opposite Dr. Pumers Jhch the occupied
IS Mr August. dc .a-Im
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E'"H THE LAUIr~.-NEW ~IPPGS.-Wc have
y opeueda tclui supply " Laias Cater fine
dress Slippers mtdr by Mc'uny Of Philadelphia.
Also white ant hk ssn ~ Ticu, very hands very
II ani most as1 SLIPPERS a. an
qualities call IN DE- - PtfrNEY & WATTS.
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BOY. and Cbild,e,,, -,

$780,, Boys and ChiidrenS' Eoat..
Us / received per schr Rainbow, from Ros.
on 'e'h supply OF III above Boots well made
WIZ VII DC ioIl FeFy low by the case o.
de 10 JUDAH MYERS M ~ -,
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By \. e. 81 q. Is. Hill.
so VALUABLE NEGROES.
VIII De- sold By FRIDAY, January o'el1ek
50 Nrgces, consisting Of boz El' and children
rns-- Nosrovs are a iom ard sold flu
Dc so NIB q G b nit.l- Aucs
Fyop JIpE a.. 49, : :,
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GODDIN q HARDWOOD,
NOTICE.

- d d,'.ss' ''' '-'' WORKMAN L M.cRrprR
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-03

press 30 conducted is under the direct influence o
that superior humane spirit which can be createe
alone through the knowledge and habtusl practice
Of the unerring laws of God. The greatest benef
which the population of these States can do fol
themselves and the world will be cordially 10 en-
courage those presses and pulpils which are con,
sisiendy influenced by the laws Of God, and to dis
courage those under the influence Of the laws Of
men. To do this is duty which every one owes
to himself and TO the laws of his nature, and will be
found IN practice to be the most direct road to insure
the prosperity excellence and permanent happiness O.
these States and Of the world.
Now that the railways, steam navigation, and
electromagnetic telegraphs coming into general
use TO transport persons and convey kno wledgs SO
rapidly frum country to country, and thus, in due
time prepare measures TO create one interest and
one language over tho world, it becomes immensely
more important that the press and the pulpit should
DC encouraged In every way 10 prepare the public
mind in these States TO take the lead in this glorious
change from the laws of men 10 the laws Of God,
that this PHI ysical western world may become the
great example TO lead all nations 70 the new mental
and moral world.
Wasks.x4sa, March g. fe4e.
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GITUATloN WANTED by young man. who
- speaks the French, Italian, Spsnisk, and Ess.
lish languages and can come with the hest isstlroo-
mails as TO industry, sobristy, and honssty n I.
willing TO accept any situation IN which Ne cas-
make himself useful TO has employers ss valet q
house-aervant.
A line addressed s. L., and lsft q, his 6sc,, Vii
be attended to. Feb 26-a
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A SELECTION OF LEGAL MAXINfs, elias.
N shed and illustrated; by Herbert Broom, Of
the Inner Temrlei vol. just imported from Lon
don. F.TAfLok
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HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVE u. s..
Washington, February rs, 1876.
. Al. R.ksS..r af IA ILuin.,.

10 me EossT " me C"soHs
large number Of my constituents, by the TO-
cent survey Of tho boundary between Texas and tho
United States, have purchased lands from the
United States, which are now ascertained to be in
the State Of Texas. The enclosed letter from the
commissioner Of the land office will indicate the
proper remedy to any other persons similarly stu
aied. By Publishing il you will relieve the appre-
tensions Of number Of good citizens, and oblge
ISAAC Z. MORSE.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
,.. February 20, 1886
SiH; have the honor TO return, herewith the pc
tition Of Joha l.. Dolee, alleging that more than
one half about $40 acres, of the land entered by
him per Natehitoches, La receipt No. ,30o, is in
Texas and praying 'the passage OF an act authorize
ing him TO select tract Of hand out of the public
lands Of the United States to locate and to hold the
same equal in quantity 20 that part OF his entry
aforesaid, and in lieu thereof which falls within tho
limits of Texas;n which petition you enclosed to
TN. once the 20th inst, requesting 10 be inform
ed u this Office Possesses tho Of information,
"whether 30 much Of The Iaad" Mr.. Deee "de-
seribes, DC really situated within the territory Of Tex
As, and whether the government would rather return
hun the money, or allow hun other land which he
de4ircs." +. HE ar r..
In reply have to state, that owing 10 the public
bssadssy Inns between he United s,.6ss and Texas.
q y mt N he power Of din o6Ics 1t present 10
sscssssin hoe uusch Il Do lAl.d entered by Mr.
Dslss v " Tees 1880
los, 10 cohIscf hs surveys with the boundary line;
but as IL has not yet been done, his attention has
been recently called 10 the subject, and bis imme-
date action requested. The department viii then
be able TO issue patents for such lands found
to be in the United States, and refund under the
act Of 18th January 1875 entitled ian ACT author
lzing repayment for land enormously sold by the
United States" the purchase money on such 10
may be found TO be in Texas.
am sir, with great respect, your obedient scr
want,
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner.
Hon. Isaac z. MoAst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-03
FBHUkNIfkS ~ NUDGE,
= COMMISs ON PAPER WAREHOUSE,

Il COMMISSt ON PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. 3 SOUTH LH,6RLkS STREET,
Have for saie-AME5'-Fme Bmd supeIft Lete1
Paper, blue ana white, tuled and plain; fine and SUI
perfne Fooscap, blue and white, ruled and pians
Folio Post, Packet Post, Fiat Cap, double Cap, En-
velOpe Paper, &c.
BUTLER'S- Fine, supeffne and ST class Letter
Paptis; blue Wove, white WOve and blue laid ruled
and plain Packet Post; Commercial Post; Folio Poss
Fooscap, blue w0vt and white wuve, and blue laids
FlatCap, Deny, Medium and Royal Leger Papers,
Bank Note Paper, &c.
HUBBARD'S Fine and superfine Letter paner
blue, white, and assorted colors; fine ana supe ns
Flat Cap, blue and white DENY, Medium, ROY al and
Super royal Leger Papers; Medium, Suuer rol nj and
double Cap Cover Papers; Glazed Medium Folio
Post, Envelope Paper Blotting Paper, Packet Post,
sc.
HUDsON'S-Fine and superfne FooIscap. blue
and white, ruled and plain; fine and supeIne Lett
Papers, blue wove, white wOve and blue laid Pack
ct Post, hand made, Note Paper, sc.
klNG'S-Supeffne Letter Papers, blue and white
ruled and plain; Nos. 2and FUolst ap, blue & White
ruled and plain; Flat Cap No ! and A. DENY and
Medium Leger Papers, blue and white, Folio Post,
OWEN & HURLBUT's-Finea and superfine Let
ter Papers blue and white, ruled and plain; fine and
Flat Cap Envelope Paper, Sc.
PLATNER& SMITH'S-Fme and superfine Let
ter Papers, blue and white, ruled and plain; Com
merciaI Post. Packet Post, Folio Post, &c.
Crane Co g, DIckey Lyse's Cutters, lesson
X Bros, Kendall's Souihworlh Manufacturing Co..
Green Trimmings and other Writing Papers; Bind
ers, Trunk and Bonnet Boards; Hardware Paper;
ing Paper Printing Writing and lndeIihle INK,
Bleaching Powders; Enamalled, Ivory Surface and
Colored CARDS; Letter and Note Envelopes, SO.
&C. Tell
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-03
DOCT. PETERS VEG ETABLE PILLS

FEMME which 81 tea lthings, has thoroughly es-
ID tanIlShed the inestimable value Of these Pills
ac thaFitc antihilliOus and deterrent medicine. II is
no" WE'VE YRARs si1ce Dr. PETERS rave them to
the Word, and their reputGton founded on his long
ehlefeh' e suli continues 10 increase The annual
SAFES, winch, during the first year amounted TO one
hundred thousand boxes have, during the pa ear
exceeded ten times that amount. and the market for
thPn, once confined In few STATES. now comprises
NOT ohly the entire Union, hut Canada, New Bruns-
wick, Nova Scotia and the West Indies. They NAV
uhiy he termed the great household Meicias Of the
Sout@ ana Vest. No other Pills have been so widely
phuoniZrd IN lhosC regions. They are Purely vegeta
ne III thcir nature, ands so mild and tic in iherope
I"is ihattney may Oe given WIFI perfect safety even
10 an infant ThefE Ia not paTiCe ofany irritating or
uras''C euhsta.'e in their composition. yet they act
upon tie sec etGEs viii uneuualied certainty and d.
UOs purifying the constituents of the blood,
mo e'' ~'Er nature to throw into circulation per
lecuS nealihy fHj1 Among The uultitudeS Of diseases
!" ne care Of w. iCh nr. Peters Vegetable Pills
ddnpteGJ MAY be Observation-Disclosures COsliveness,
Bilious Fever, JaundicP, Chnlic, Dyspepsia, hgne
nDr NrTcr, Worms Female Irregularities, Heartburn
Dysen cry, DiaFrhaCa, TorpO' Of the Bowels, Files
FlatuNHce, Loss Of Appetite, Furred Tongue NO
sea, Rheumatism, Asthma, Drorsy, Boils, and all tl!
esseR Of the skin caused BY inquiry Of the hlood TO
gether with every species Of complaint affecting the
stomach or bowels.
TIE Immense demand Tor the medicine has excited
the cupidiy of certain INSCRIPTIONS Caunterfeers,
vino have thrown into the market large quantity of
deleterious trash, under the name of PETERS, We
GEJABiIE PILLS.
As the spurious Pills have been sold 10 druggslsa and
others at very low price, the proprietor of the GE-
NuiHE medicine begs to state, that Merchants and Drug
gi@ls for their safety, will please take notice, that
any reraOn under any circumstances, whether he be
an agent CrohCrwise, vi shall gCli offer to sell
Peters Vegetable Pills IN quantities under one hun.
died gross for lcss than $50 for the large and Sle for
the small size boxes, ndependcntofany deduction for
cash. is swndler and an npOstCr and the pubic
cautioned agansf him.
GENUINE PETERS Pll,lS are sold wholesale
aGd Ieta ?, Ay &, 4. TYLER,
General Agent, cor. OF q, baltimore and
rl2-f High SIS, Baltimore.
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Correspondence of the American Republican,

"hSHlNG1ON, warren Io4O.
The Sn0lo Storm which commenced here last
Friday night, has so completely deIangGd the
conveyance of the mails as to render al calcu-
lation as to the time of their arrival here un-
certain. The Baltimore papers Of to-day, even
those of the Clipper and the Sun, which are
carried round by their own puncluul SCENTS,
have not yet at two o'clock, p. m, been de-
hvered Mine at least have not reached me.
The snow lies more than one foot deep on the
level, and where it has drilled, much deeper.
Every where around above and below, III The
street and on the house tops, are seen accumu-
lated depths aud drifts Of snow. Wheel CAR
riages have given way to sleichs, cutters and
jumpers. Even some OF our bakers have gone
their rounds this morning and delivered their
bread, from we'll filled sleighs, or carts mount
cd pro tenn on runners. 1t will be found Diff
cult for the police officers of this grea: ''city Of
magnificent distances" to enforce the munIci-
pal ordinance which requires persons to re-
move the snow from the sidewalks in front Of
their houses, at least SO long as the wind con-
tinues to drive the snow in drifts upon those
pavemens. Even Mayor Seaton, with all his
vigilance, cannot contend with his "Commis-
sioners and Police officers" for the strict per
Torrance of their duty in this respect; for the
wind, the froward, lstess and naughty wind
driven by Higher Power, will etfectually re-
sst the mandate of the Civil Magistrates, and
veto his requisitiops'
Nom omnia poSSun,us onnes.
The snow storm caused very thin attend
ance Yesterday in our churches and chapcls.
1t will probably have the same effect upon
those public entertainments which are annonnc-
ed for tonight aud tomorrow night. The
Kilmiste family have been So far quite unfortu.
nate, as to the weather. The Infant Sisters
and Waite Ferguson, although dancing sing
ing, speaking and piping most admirably, have
not been able to make Roadway against iros,
and snow, wind and weather. 1t may be rea-
sonably doubted whether Mr.. Joseph Burke,
the violinist, and MIR. H. A. Allen, OF BIlti-
more, will do much better tomorrow night at
% Carusis Saloon. All will depend for them on
the state of the weather. Nothing here in the
shape of public amusements, save and except
the Grand Parties, can expect to draw full
attendance; and then and there. as the lima
tsred qridnRnc remarked the other day, only
because "lhe invited pay nothing Tor their "a
musement and can afford to hire hacks"
The Criminal Court commenced It's regular
March term this morning The Hon. Judge
Crawford delivered his charge to the Grand
Jury, copy Of which was, by lheH requested
lor publication. P. L. Key, Esq, the new
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-03
DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTOR
II " EN " EIlRMiS Sp ECIEIE COM pCLIlA

The cure OF GonOrIhGa, elects, suicluIes, Diab.e
&c. &C., and all other unnatural dsc arges from ,bs
uTetha of either sex.
In no case has this medicine been known TO fail 10
ehect permanent cure, one TOO, IN the sh0ri pos
sIbe time. Should this medicine fail 10 fl, Ct "A cure
where 1t has hGen taken accOrC ing dfeciiOhs re-
turn the empty vial and get back The money. Why
thea spend both time and money with such quack HOS
rums as cannot be depended upon; when, Tor 81 yo1
can purchase pleasant, safe, al spec d, cue COM
posed solely OF vegetable substa &C? Oae hundred
dollars VIII be paid TO any one who will produce
medicine to equal this compound, or who will prove
that II contains any mineral substance whatever
N. Il. This mt dlclne can BIT had ut Janies Z. VII.
liamson cor. High and Gay-sts 70. IT,; jos. Saw
yer, cor of Paca and Pratt SIS; and of f. Y Forn0y
cor. OF Clay and Euaw-sls.
In W ashinglon-of q. scott, corner Of It'll IT. md
Pennsy 'vahia Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner Of
YIN ST. ana pennsylvania Avenue. Jal7