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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-06-04
THE SENTIMENT OF BALTIMORE.

| subscriber in Baltimore sends us for publica
tion the subjoined resolutions recently unanimously
passed by the Councils Of that city, aud they ars
entitled to this respect at our hands as the repre-
sentative expression of great and important city
on question of public concern In his note trans
hitting the resolutions, however, our subscriber
remarks that dissatisfaction is felt by of
friends in Baltimore that we should say so much
and publish SO much in favor Of Vallsndigham.'
We beg to take issue with this remark, and to de-
ny that We have said word in justification of Mr.
Vallandigham Much as we reverence the consti.
tutonal freedom Of speech we have no further dis
cussed the merits of his harangues than to regret
their violence; but we have contended that he was
entitled to legal trial. to which every yiolator Of
law has right. Treason itself is not to be tried
by courts martial; the law provides for that Of
fence well as for all other civil Offences courts
Of another sort. Ii was not that we approved Of
his incorporate speeches that we objected to Mr..
Vallandigham's being brought to the drum-head
but that the dignity and supremacyof Of the law
were violated in his person in the mode Of his
trial, and not less in the mode Of his punish
ment; for, had his guilt been legally aseertained,
the punishment inflicted on him is an anomaly.
Banishment is penalty not known to any Ameri-
can statute; and the punishment Of Valandigham,
therefore, is irregular as his trial was illegal
The Councils Of Baltimore however, think other
wise; and it is not to dispute the unanimous SEN
timent of that enlightened body that we have said
thus much, but simply to demur to the allegation
with which our Baltimore friend accompanied the
resolutions.
From the Baltimore american.
ACTION OF THE BALTIMORE CITY CoUNcIL-The fol-
lowing resolutions presented in the First Branch of
the City Council last evening by DAVID Hopes ESQ., of
the Tenth Ward and after being adopted unanimously
that Branch also passed the Second Branch with the same
unanimity:
Whereas Clement L. Vallandighsm of the State Of Ohio
has long been endeavong his public speeches to create
dissensOns in country, poison the public mind and
give aid and comfort to hoss who in rebellion against
the Federal Government: Therefore,
Resored By the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
That they have heard with pleasure Of the
poratiOn beyond our lines of Clement L. ValandiQham
and the preservation of the Government fully justified the
Resolved That whilst they consider all measures of the
Federal Government subjects for just and fair crt
should be tolerated who ia plainly papaby and notorious
endeavOring to create factous opposition to the Gov
ernment thereby increasing the difficulties Of putting down
the rebellion
Rssol1ed. That the Hon John Lee Chapman, Mayor Of
the city of Baltimore be and he hereby requested 10
transmit copy of the foregoing preamble and resolutions
to the President OF the United States and also to General
Burnside
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VIRGINIA ELECTION OF MR. sRGAR

FORTRESS MONROE. (VA) MAY 80, 1868.
40 ms Ed,iors ot he National hieliigsacer
IN the absence Of from Vcksburg the residents
OF tins vicinity have been themselves
victory which, in civil point Of view is nearly or quits
a. gratifying 10 them as the fall of the rebel stronghoN
would prove 10 a military point
We have just received the full election rsturns from
this dstrct and have tho pleasure anaouncs the
election of the Hon. JOSEPH SEaAR our late Represe.
tsve in Congress, By nearly nine hundred majority The
people may we'll rejoice this result many mad been
led TO believe hs election doubtful of bis stancA
and undertaking support OF the policy OF the Admia
straton His opponents had represented that he wouA
receive but fraction OF the votes in tho most popuoW
counties in the district Accomac and Northanptoa,
and had conended upon the husgs that his votes upoa
coascrpton indemnity aud other bills would prove
upon the people. But the verdict Of the Uuion me
of those counties prove that they in favor of vso
Gus prosecution of the war and fully endorse Mr. Hegas
course as their Representative.
enclose you statement of tue vote in tho different
counties for Congress The vote tor Governor, Lieu.
tenant Governor and Attorney General uDaoimous.
Messrs Perpont, Cowper and Bowdsn gentlemen ia
whom the people have confidence. and who will undoub
edy reorganize the State Government upon firm basic
The Hon. L, II. CHANDLER was elected to Congress-
from the Norfolk district unanimously MIR. c. has filled
the post Of IT, g. Consul at Matanzas for the past two
years. and returned from there accept the position of
u g. District Attorney for the Eastern district OF Virginia.
to which he had been nominated by the President but
found much to his surprise that he had been nominat<
for Congress by accamaton his former townsmen and TIE
people of the district having determined he should serss
them in that capacity He therefore had to decline the
lucrative Office aud the honor conferred upon him ~
the President aud accept the position assigned him by tie
Dor Poputi.
Your correspondent attended the different election pr
cncs in Elizabeth City county, and found much to bis
SURPRISE very many returned who had been ~th
the rebel lines until recently They invariably nioa
men, and unconditional at that To the rebellious
propenstes Of people nothing is efcacious az
twelve months residence within the rebel lines There 10
doubt but for the destruction Of Hampton and OF
the dwellings and farm houses in the surrounding county
the people Of this county would gladly return to the ods
Of the glorious old flag and the paerna of beAef
cent Government. Yours truly,
VIATOR.
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THE REVOLT IN NICARAGUA SUPPRESSED.

New YORK, MAY 90 The steamer America, from
Greytown on the Goth, has arrived She brings large
number OF passengers from California, and confirmation
Of the total defeat Of the revolutionary party in Nicaragua
under Jerez by President Martinez Jerez the battle
Of the 2sth Of April, in which Martinez slightly
wounded He then marched TO Leon, where Martinez
gained complete victory. Jerez and twelve officers
were all OF his army who escaped capture. Chamorer,
who held Fort San Csrlos for Jerez ed to Costa Rca
The revolution is thus entirely crushed
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A sKIRMIsH NEAR PIEDMONT, (vA.)

We are informed that on Wednesday last when near
Piedmont station (about thiry-six miles from Wnches
ter on this sde Of the Manassas Gap,) a sqdadroa
Of the Thirteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry attacked
notering detachment of the Sixth Virginia Cavalry, put
ting the latter to fight and taking fourteen prisoners
Scouting parties sent out every day In this neighbor
hood and as consequence seht skrmshes constantly
| occurring
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BRAZIL AND THE REBEL PRIvATERRs
The correspondent Of the New York Merchants Er-

change writes fem Pernambuco as follows;
The Brazilian authorities have displaced the com
msnder at Fernando de Noronha for allowing the Alabama
to commit depredatons in Brazilian waters.
The new commander who was sent to the island pro-
tested against the Alabama remaining there and ordered
her to leave in few hours Unfortunately he hsd no ves
eel Of to enforce his orders
Every satisfaction in the power OF the Brazilian Az
thorites to give had been rendered to the America
Consul
1T was supposed at Psrnambuco that the Alabama
sailed south on the 29th OF April"
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Its reported BY the Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette that WHEN Gen. Hooker next moves he
ssih have command of all the forces in Virgina The
nak and Norfolk troops, those lying at the extremity OF
the Pesaasa along the Grange and Aexandra railroad,
and sboat the esnces Of Washington to be ske sub
lect 10 his call
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is the vote enclosed by our corrsspon.
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

ALEXANDRIA, MAY 2s.-In this city forming part of
the Seventh Congressional district Lewis Mckenzie has
received hundred and thirty eight votes Kitchen fifty
nine aud Galaher fifteen. In Fairfax county, at Acc
nk precinct Mckenzie received fftyesht and Kitchen
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weekly National Insei,iseneer.
BIZ GALES & SEATON.

BIZ GALES u SEATON.
4 JAMES O. wELLING. ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
The subscription price Of this paper for year il Two
DOLLARS, payable in advance. sta sr
reduction Of 20 per cent onsh Of the full charge,
will be made any who shall order and pay for at
time, ten copies Of the Weekly paper and reduction Of
s5 per cent or Oneourh Of the full chargs to any ons
copies. as t4s br.
No accounts being this paper will not be sent
to any unless paid for advance any than
the time for which itis paid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-06

CoUGn, COLD, OR AN IRRIrATBD THROAT, IL
allowed to progress. results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHHs .e
reach directly the affected parts and give almost
instant relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA and Ca
TARRH they are beneficial The good effects result
ing from the of the Troches and their extended
use, has caused them to be counterfeited. Be sure
to guard against worthless limitations. OBTAIN
only the genuine Bronn's Bronchial Troche, which
have prored their efficacy by a test of many years
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the
Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over
TAX the voice and are exposed to sudden changes
box. jan H-3m
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BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE,

1Ht oe5! ~ tet F0rtI.
William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pro.
duces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injne the Hair in the least; Fem
edies the ill effects of bad dyes and invigorates the
Hair for life. Grey, Rcd o, Rxay Hair instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
seft and beautiful Sold BY all Druggists, &c.
- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BaroHl-
LoR, on the JoK, Sidls Of each boz.
Factory, No 81 Barclay st, Ns,- York,
n lily Late rs Broadway and is Bond ST.
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DIE ID,

euddenly, on the 81 inst, Mrs. GERTRUDE n
BARR, aged 10 years, months and "a days. May
she rest In Jesus!
Thou hast lef US, dearest Gerry,
We thy loss m ost deeply feel
But tits our Favour bas bers It US
He can all our sorrows heal.
tNew York and PHILADELPHIA, pap.rs copy.
On the morning of the 9Th inst at half past 6
o'clock in the 3,th year of his age, Doctor JAMES
N. GRYMES
His funeral will take place on Sunday next. at 8
o'cock p m. from the residence OF VIM. J. Melon
Aid Esq on Capitol Hill at which his friends
invited to attend.
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ATTENTION, Soldiers snd others Samaritan q
Gift is yoar only hope. Cures any case Of private
complaints in from tive to four days. Ifyou would
be saved from long suffering and speedy death
don't fail to avail yourselves Of this remedy The
Eamaritan's Root and Herb Juices is the only
efectual remedy for sores and diseases which have
been treated with mercury Take Of this purifying
remedy and be permaneE tly cured. See. advertise
ment In another column. jahH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-06

GRlAf PINnsYLvAMA ROUTE, ola Baltimore aNd
Harrisbxrs, to shs North AID West-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sunday-quick time
through at Government rates For tick cts and fur
Their information apply at the ONCE Of Crest Penn
sylvsnis Route, northeast corner Of Psnnsyly snia
avenue aud Sixth st F, W Arlington. 0f6ce open from
.. m until 9 p. m; on Sundays from to .. M
~ lilly 1.O. MORTON, Agent,
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ANOTHER IMPORTANT CURE.

ANOTHER IMPORTANT CURE
Ccrgh. Sore Throat, pipthsrin
Ccugh, Sore Throat Dipthsria
Copsh, Sore Throat DipthsYia.
Cured by
Parsons MEDIcATRD TAR Drops
Try them
And be urls, IN time
Washingtop, ID. C., Dec. 9, 1852.
GEO PEARSON, EsQ.-Dear Sir.-I purchased q
package of your M.dicated Tar Drops my son aving
severe Cough and Sore Throat ii q IA Il, pronounced
by many in the frst stages of Eip,heria J when, to
nay establishment, they cured him, as many neigh
bors will also testify. since which 1 would not be
without them. Respectfully yours
L. SIMILAR SMITH, No. 461 Estreet
Prepared and sold by GEO PEARSON, N. biber-
~ street, Baltimore Sold also at 49I Eighth at .
Washington, and at the Drug Stores, at Is cents
per package. ja22-lm
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DIR DuPoNr's Sugar coated Female Regulating
Pills are the uoy tss They operate speedily
and eFeiefly, and being sugar coated create nau
sea upon the most delicate stomach. trial of
these Pills v prove their superiority ove, ell others
Price 81 box. Sold by 8. c. Ford, corner 18th
street and Pa. avenue, Washington and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. a6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-06

LADIES and gentlemen whose hair is premsturely
grey. or who wish to change the color, will End
Boswell and " arners Colori6c superior to any ar
tice in use. Applied without wash pre- De ration
does not crisp the hair like dye but leaves it soft
and glossy. See advertisement OF Funston Il SEQ
field, 800 street, near Wizards Ja6-lm
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N lily

ATTENTION, COMPANY Volunteers who expect
to retain their health unimpaired eurinx tbs cam
raign must see to it themselves Do not trust to
Ways Pills and ppiy Tn hGlo
knapsack contains them. Only rs cents per box or
pot, 9I1
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WARRANTED TO Gyms IN Six DAys.-Dr. Godfrey g
standing, viii cure Go1orYIoa IN siy DAYS. No
change Of diet rssured Price 81 per bottle: Sold
shington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. IA II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-06

SPFRNATORRHEA CAN BIZ CUREp.-Dr Rand q
Specific cures Sper,naorrh0a. Seminal Weakness,
tn'p9tsney Loss q Po.c9, etc., speedily and efeaueE
Specific, will convince the most skeptieal Of its
merits. Price 81 box. Bold by 8. U Ford cor
ner 18th street and Pa avenue, Washingt and
Henry Cook Alexandria tA6,N
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By c. r. L. CROWN a. CO., Auctioneers.
pRnpRRrY nN a porrNn n-,

ny " ~ - NAeO w "a w. AucOoneSu.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON GROUND RENT
AT Auction, AND A RARE CHANCE ron IyVTsT-
sEsT.-We will sell, on IA URSDAY EVENING.
February IA stSla y. m, those valuable Business
Stands ON Seventh street south. Island hetvee.
street ind Maryland avenue, o few doors from the
corner Of said avenue-viz:
Four we'll built Brick Houses two stories kirh
in Square No. 4SS, the whole of them fronting on
Seventh street s. feet and running back 90 feet 4
incheg. Lease OF the ground to run from the 7th
day of last October 1852 TO the 18th day Of October
1868. being nearly six years to run from date aud
at the present time they occu pied follows .
one as bakery, one o. q clot ting ana shoe store
one as restaurant, and one ss Q cigar and tobacco
store.
The attention of spectators and others a. invited
TO the sale, a. they viii be sold without reserve
Terms made known at sale.
g. r. /. CROWN q CO., Aucts,
Re 6-Hr No 351 corner 6th st and Pa ay
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MARRIED,

On the 18th inst. BY Rev, Or. Ryan, JAMES B:
of this city.
On Thursday. tbs 5th inst. .. by the Rev Father
MeNally, Mr. THOMAS n. WOOD to Miss PLOR.
ENCE y. BIC TLDR, both of this city.
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By J. G. MCGUIRE & 90. Aucuene.r,-

Dy . % HCOOIhB q OV. Auc06H00r0,
DDITIoNAL SALE OF VALUABLE COT.
N TAGE AND BUILpIEG eITEs ADyAoKSr TO WIsr.
INGToN.-0n WEDNESDAY AFTER xOON Pebra-
airy 18th, at o'clock, at the Auction Rooms Ne
shs II SELL without reserve BUILDING Lott
fronting about ~ feet Seventh street Continued
just beyond Boundary street. and running bsck
about 2i2 feet to Eighth street continued
Also, four pieces of land fronting on Boundnrv
street. cor tanning about two acres each admirably
ada pied for Cottage sites or Truck Gardens This
is a portion OF the farm owned by the late essie
Brown, situated on the boundary Of the city al the
terminus Of the Seventh street Pa. sengst Rail-
road. remaining unsod from the rece q Z offerinr
plat of the grounds may be seen at the cOu Mt
ing 70 oms of the au ctioneers
Terms One-tbird in cash; the remainder in a
and IL months, with in,ert St red by q deed Of
trust on the premises.
fec J q. MCGUIRE A co IucSs
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VIZ wOUID call the attention Of our readers to the
stock of beautiful Jewelry aui Silver plated Ware
at II pols Stere. 43e Penn. avenue near a, st
AID advise them to invest dollar there ia 81 lw'
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TIE CHEArEST AND BRST HAIR DYE IN TIE WORLD
Nere' Fades OF Washes QUIT pham's Hair Dye, 81
cents q box. The best in use. Try it. Sold ny 8.
c. Ford corner 18th street and Pa. avenue Wash
ingtoE, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ia ely
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NO NAME. By Wilkie Collins. illustrated.
Aurora Floyd ByM T. Braddon. Is cents.
Lines Left Out By the author Of Lime upon
Line I5eents. NV,
maps and diagrams. By Capt. saabad. 81.
isA TRANCK TAYLOR.
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MASCFACTURErs PRIcES.-The celebrated Irvius
Mills Writing Papers and H velopes. of all sizes
IN large and sn oil quantities fer sale by the Agent
at 331 9TH street, between and l.. fe SGT
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byy. G. MCGUIRE 81 co, Aucti,nser,

by }. z. Mc'fUIkE q CO, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOTS EAsr
oPrHE CAPIroL.-0n WEDNESDAY AFTER.
NOON February llta At clock, at the Auction
Rooms of Jas. @. Mcclure & Co, by virtue of a
deed of trust from John England dated NAV 81
lse. and duly recorded in liber J. Al No. I76,
ington county shall sell part Of lot No ~ In
square No. $50. fronting "a feet on north street
between eth and eth streets east running back i4f
feet to Q 81 foot alley.
Terms cash.
e., THO !, IIsEEB, Trustee
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The EFFECTS OF THE FRKKZH.-Yesterday,
quite number OF water pipes in private resi-
uences hurst owing 70 the water freezing and
lhawlng, in consequence Of " hich our plumbers
o-6ay are quite busy IL making repairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-06

Ho! FoR THE DANCE.-The Cartridge Bun.
oilers OF the Columbian Armory announce q
grand ball at Temperance Hall, for Wednesday
CIV nng next, Fen. IL. Judging from the prep
arauons being made, good time may be ex-
pected by all.
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FUTURE DAYS,

By J. G. MCGUIRE h CO, Auctianeerx.
ST0CKS at PUBLIC AUCTION en- MONDAY
y AFTERNOON, February 9Th, At O'Clock at
the Auction Rooms we shall sell in sums 10 s1itc
S640 Corporation of Washington quarterly s Ger
cent. Stosk, -.
sen Cor gorstiOr of Washington semi annual mar
cent Stock. -
$40 Corporation of Washington qus rterly per
cent. Stocf, w
shares Farmers and Mechanics Bank Stock.
SstU Corporation of Geergetown6 per cent stock
Terms cash.
fe cd J. G. MCGUIRE a. CO. Aur4s
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BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS
Invigorates, strengthens, and purifiss the sys-
tenn; is perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorer. tits composed OF pure St. Oroix Rum.
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs,
Particularly adapted TO weak and delicate per.
sons, and can be relied upon for it, purity. II
cures Dyspepsia, Is gentle tonic, and IL just
the thing for changes Of the season. Sold by
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, aad Saloons
p. H. DRAKE & 90, zoe Broadway, New
York. 2s-eoem
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By J. G. MCGUIRE Il. CO., Auctioneers
DEREMPT0RY SALE or VALUABLE CIT

by y. Y. MCU ~ q OU., Auc0oneen
DEREMPT0RY SALE or VALUABLE CITY
L Lofs.-0n WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Feb
18th, at O'CLOCK, at the Auction Rooms we shsli
sell the following valuable Lots viz:
Lots No. i. 2, and g. in square No. 81, fronting
and oath streets. These lots very desirahiy To-
Gated for building purpose, and have Dsvemsnts
Lots No and 9, in Square No. 81, fronting on
oath street, between and NJ Streets water aud saa
pipes are laid. Lot 8 is i'm proved by Q good brick
stable for Eve horses and carriages
Lot No. 1, equare No. 81 corner Lstreet and New
Bampohire avenue; pavemeuts laid.
All the above elixibly situated with good drain
age, and near the passenger railway on Pennsylva-
Also, Lot q, Square 70, on 9Th street, near West
Market; pavement laid.
Lot Is, Square 100. on street, near 10Th Ut.
Lot No. 4, Square no. l,067.
Whole OF Square No lac, containins sos feet
Terms: One third cash; the remainder In 6, n
and Is months With interest, secured by. deed OF
fesd 1RspJ j. o. MCGUIRE co., Aac.s.
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PRKsRhTATION.-Theo officers and men of
Capt II. l.. Donnelly's company, now doing
duty at the Central Guardhouse, have pre-
ssnted him with beautiful gold watch and
chain, valued at S225. The watch bears the
following inscription: presented TO Capt. II
J.. Donnelly by the Off GERS and men of Co. G
135th Reg r. V, Feb. 4th, 1853"
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. The undersigned
i have this day formed q copsrtn. rship under
the firm and name of IL 4. TURNER Il Co., for the
sale of WINES, BRANDIES, BITTERS, SYRUPs,
&c, d c., at the old staEd, 2s1 Pennsy ami av.
HENRY r TURNER
EDWIN g. SERVISS.
Washington, Feb 2 1888 feast
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Byy. O. MCGUIRE L. CO., Auctionssrs
DUBLIo SALE OF LIBRARY OF DECEASED
IL PHYSICIAN, NJ CAfALocus.-0p TO kSDAY,
February 10th, commencias att O'Clock, and con-
tnuing essh evening thereafter until AL are seldD
the extensive Library OF the lsts DR.. Benjspin o.
sSsr,G OF Gs9ssstswn p IN. G. esSs.apS 2. sy
cally, in tvo parts ,asd embracins-
Medical, Surgical. Anatomical, aad Chirasissl
Natural History, Astronomy, Botany, zoossu.
Cyelopedias, MISERY. Geosraphy, -.rr-e
Voyages, Belle Letters, Languages,
Miscellaneous Books, etc.
Containing many scares Editions Of WORKS i'm
ported long 40, - veil - many nsH ana recent
publications.
Terms Of sale cash.
The sale Will take place without regard 70
weather.
Persons al Assistance, unable 70 attend, can have
their comrSssions attended % by tia Anctieoesrs.
GHORGH B0HRKR, Bxscu&es.
10 z-dts j. g. MCGUIRE co., ANcta.
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MORE SNEAKs.-Augusti1e and Pat'k Ford,
. Of Company A, 18th Massachusetts volunteers,
were yesterday sent TO Forrest Hall prison, 10
be forwarded TO their regiment. They claim TO
be- paroled prisoners, but il being shown that
they deserted and gave themselves up, they
few DAYS ago.
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TRrIsN-GOrns, Bunions, Inverted Nails aui
ether disorders of the feet when neglected, injure
the senersl system by preventing the body from
taking that natural exerc SO SO conducv to health
I all an ictsd with these terrible evils We woul
recommend an early call on Dr. White At No. MA
would suffer q rment from disordered Feet when .
sure remedy is SO near NJ ba. and can be Effected
withou pain? Office osen from in the morning
70