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SECRET DISEASES, SECRET D1sEAsEs'
sA ARITAN GIFr
- .- SlNARYTApS EyFTy

SLShLl OASLASLCl cAShLI OAS1ASEob
sAMARITAN's GIFr
t' - SAMARlTANS GIFTI
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED,
"Yes, A Positive Cure" for
GONORHEA, GLEET, S'RIcTUREs, Ao.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pts to be Taken to Effect Cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
jaIe jury the stomach or bowels Of the most o. delicate
sa1 By 'sssHs Sssss
most
lie, tho who have dsspsi5eda Sf getting cured
' V" SAMARITANs GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Z Price-Male packages ~. Female IS.
BLOOD, BL6oDu BLooDn
SCROFrLA, ULc.Ka. SORES, SPOTS
TErTERS, SCALES, B0ILS, SYPHILIS
OR VENsREAL DISEASES, DC.
SAMARIrAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered the public as positive cure.
ROOF ANP yHG 4.
most potent; certain and efiectual remedy ever
and thsn sf Iii
ss'' that for Bb S52
tho
will remove every yestige of impurities from the
system, we'll as all the bad effects of Mercury,
FEMALEsi FEMALES!l
m many affections with which numbers of Fe.
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES is
most happily adapted, in liberated Uterus, in
Whites, in bearing down. Falling of the Womb,
Debility and for all complants incident to the
Sent by express. Price II bottle, or bottles
sAMAR1TAN,s cHANCRE WASH.
Price 2s cents. Full directions. -
DESMOND CO., Box 15l Philadelphia Post
IS Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD. corner of 18th and
: HENRY COOK Alexandria. may s,tf
TNRIESEMAR-Protected by Royal Letters Pat
i ent of England. and secured by the seals Of the
Ecole de Pharmscie de Paris, and the Imperial
College of Medicine, Vienna.
Trieemar No. / is the edectual remedy for Relax.
alton ,spermatorrhoea, ana Exhaustion Of the Sys-
tenn. Triesmar No. 2 has entirely supereeded the
nsuseous use of Copayia, Cubsbs, &c. Triesmar
No. is the inf&lible remedy for all I'm PARTIES and
Secondary Symptoms thus obviating the use OF
mercury and all other deleterlous ingredients.
Each preparation is in the fern Of most agree:
able Lozenge. Secured from effects OF climate ana
changes Of atmosphere, in tin cases. at IS each or
four S. cases in one for 80, and in 81 cases. thus
saving 80. Divided in separate doses a. I'D dminis-
tered by Valpeau, Saflemande, RouX, &C., &c.
Wholesale and retail by DR.. BARROW, No. 1SA
Blsscksr stree, Nes ToFso; \ FFso;Rp No 900 p. .v.
corner llth street. ~ -. -. m9r SJna-
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OFFICE EXTENSION q. 8. CAPITOL, &C.,
" WAsHIsGToN, d. G. May 4, 1854.
Sealed PEoposals will be received at this Off ce
delivery on the wharf at the foot Of New ersey
avenue. Of the following material, viz;
Six thousand t6,0J bushels clean white sand
Two thousand (2,c0O) bushels clean sharp river
sand. -.
A sample of the quality required can be seen at
this Office.
Proposals for each kind must be separate. The
right is reserved to reject any all of the bids,
should it be deemed to the interest of the 9overn
ment to do so.
All bids must be plainly endorsed Proposals for
CLEMENT L. WEST,
myb-td General Superintendent.
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snl t5f. se \ JUST RECEIVED.
OU ROLLS ~ White and 0hsck CANTON NAT
fINGe, 6rst fmperta -, o,p ,o,, {
o.t As - 'ail' ''a = 1B6SfT 4 GRfFFifa,
. my i-6t see 3th street, BET. y and x ats.
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fVHIlY QUARTxRNAaTlRpO1 }
Ii ODPOR or WA0HIuoHOu;

u r. ODPO9 or WAeHrHo10ni )
:. AZ Y ds'1sr. e D1afs, Aaldxsrs, L9%bsi. Lssta-
Sseh xeek. salsd proposal q list e dsgtiea.s, Of
tas srt.eles they are lfsRared e furnish 70 this
% n pLAiA asurss, 60 that IN eeae the snGsnoiss
Of the service 3eqiire 3, tks aEsls oe articles
Dealers vishine % sell 70 this Depot WIN 6ef
auared 70 f1fnish the HIT paActnAllI eyeyI Mon.
S&iasdi:r esn.r.l and 16liss SsS.sssEn:ss.r.
JAS-6 -aa.. 5stTssi Depos Of HeahinGtcn.
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TH1 IHDE4sI9NED would cali las .tssneior
aS.,G.s SG shose nnS wnn % buy PAVING 6TOE SS
~ sIws t 15I High st. .GsorsssoWn. Eb,
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roCOA MATING AT PRIVATE Sale.

private sale, ten thousand of Cocoa Mating.
different widths, ct our furniture warsrooms, IA
s'''' '"s i's' v .s-.s''"r ". Z. WALL T. co.,
. 4 svg. Auct,fs and Commission Merchants,
south oorneS PA. ~. and 9TH st
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be,received at the
- Mayor g Once until IL m. on Tuesday, the 10th
day Of May next, for an extension of the public
school building at the corner Of New York avenue
and 9Th street, accerdin TO the plans and sgecica
which may be seen ct the Mayors 0aies;
1-..| XII. RICHARD WALLACH. Mayor,
q n Fl. MILLER,
VIM. ], RHEES,
.- o. @. WIGHT,
CD X-td Sub Board Trustf es Second District.
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~ osd e,oxMsslIo1 at LoU has removed his ocs y
- 20; Sss .oppssits west wing oitS Hal 80
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just received the richest, hsndsomest and most
raried stock Of Gilt and DARK Wood Oval picture
ed to be slded With gold Lest and Of superior work
manship. - 80. !. =
Frames Of foreign snd domestic mAnufacture. ALI
goods warranted - represented: Tsrms cesSsh,
~. No. 4ss 7th street. d sht doSrs ab1ys,
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,UUU ONCE.
Qfcs Of CAssf Quarternaste1, Depot Of WaShtngtoS(
WASHINGTON, D. c., April II, 1854. I
1000 HORSES, suitable for Artillery service,
In open mark et from date until May II, 1884, in lots
of one to 6fty. at one hundred and sixty Ave dol
lars per animal; each animal to be subjected
to the usual Government inspection before being
accepted.
tain G. H Tompkins, A. Q. M, q. 8. A corner Of
ed and streets, " ashingt-n, d. @.
D. II. RUCKER,
Brigadisr General and Chief fQuartermsster,
apll-It Depot of Washington. D. @.
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Upwards Of one thousand works Of English and
Foreign Literature, embracing HISTORY, TRAY:
ELS, POETRY, NOVELS, ETC., etc., at from 10 to
70 per cent. below the regular prices, At -
HEILPR1N'S Bookstore, 2A4 Pa. avenue.
up ll-lm between 18th and 18th streets
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U GRAV VELR ROOFsll

nc WILSON l. CO., successors to J. F. Walker
Il Son, Washin gton, b. manufacturers Of I'M
PROVED FIRE and WATER PROOF FELT, CE-
MENT and GRAVEL ROOFS.
Of6ce-161 22d street, below Pa. avepue Orders
may be left at Office Mutual Insurance Company,
7th street and Louisiana avenue, or address to
Post Office Box 534. e
All work executed promptly and on the most
reasonsbie terms and wsrranted. Repairs made
nronnfly - NH il-Sm*
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oReAfGniPP fnPIbIA nHfsrse ksTs 10 nakkIsSalI1 kknItSl1No1

By Vf. JOhnat0n's marvel0 tfestm0nt, W00k-
restored Thousands Of the most nervous, dsS{H-
tated An0impotsnt. who had lost al AoDs, have
been immsdiatsly relieved,
An impsdimenfs 70 marriage, Physasa, or heasa,
Oiaenahn cations, Lose Of ProcreAtaye Power Ns1-
ha1stioo Of the most fsarfol kind, 0poedily c1re1
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the short time that the subject was first
agitated; but still, in view OF the i'm
mcnse undertaking, too much prepare
ton cannot DO made; and it is ear
ncstly hoped that persons living in
the country will hurry forward their con
tributions of poultry, fresh meats, etc.
Those having such articles on hand, who
are not able TO give them away, are soil
cited to send all the fowls they have to
sell to Mr. John J. Wilson, the treasurer,
at his commission house, on Twelfth
street, beyond Cary, before offering them
for sale anywhere else. Parties living in
the city will hand in their contributions
rs early as possible, as only two more
DAYS remain to complete the affair.
Under the superintendent of the well
known caterer, Mr. Thompson Tyler, th'
baking capacity of the Ballard House Il
kept in active operation both day ant
night and if the public are prompt an'
liberal in their responses to the appeal Q
the committees, no doubt is entertalne'
that everything will be ready in time t
supply sumptuously the whole Army
Northern Virginia.
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TFLFGR ApHfC
FROM WILMINGTON.
RyroRr- or MUTUAL PRESS ASSOCIATION


WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, De
cember 28.-The Federal fleet has dis
appeared. Only the usual blockaders
remain. =
General Bragg reports that, with pre-
sent means and disposition of forces, no
danger need be apprehended.
Had roinforcemcnts arrived sooner,
we might have captured many prisoners,
The enemy drew mp in seml-cifcle
and poured a concentric fire into Fort
Fisher, destroying every house and
pIoughing up the ground
Colonel Lamb and garrison deserve
much credit as well as the Junior re
serves.
The enemy threw over many horse
in the gale, and suffered much other
| wise
There was another gale last night.
The Alexandria has been seized a
Nassau by order of the British Govern
ment.
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DIED.

At " Stony Mount" Brunswick county, Virginia
the residence of j. ". Downey, Esq on the 81 OF
September, lS6i after an illness OF tour dayS, NJ
BERT HUDGINS, infant son OF Robert :" ana
Annie Drewry, of Richmond city.
In this their first school of affection his hereaVett
and Borrowing parents have been taught the les
son that God should be our 0Hfg idol.
On the 2sth instant IAU RIA LEE infant dauSh-
Ter of William and Mary Is Manning.
Her funeral will taxi place from til" feHidrnct Of
hr, father oI Twtutv--ixth street, Union iliil 10
DAY II three O'clock. III" friends "i the i'ihIiS
are respectfully invited ~ attend.
On Wednesday morning, 18th instant, IieuttIl IA
4 J. HAWKINS. Of company &, Eighteenth Fit
riui.t hAttstli"n
m. trlruLs and acquaintancei OF the above tI'
r,~T-c fully invited To attend In iuntl'l nv
.Tiur-Galj MORNING At 10 O dock from Srabt""h
ilosHt4i conner 81 Seventeenth and Grace streets
without further invitation.
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nuNAWAY.-My boy, b EV Err l. I
X, GRAY, lefs last THURSDAY. Beverly i IS nse
-, ION, inches high about thirty years Old bilck
ieeI 'o''' yer his left eve will pay reward
y" ~l' TWo cSi HUNDRED DOLLARS for his delivery
70 me IN Manchester, or any information 50 that
can get him GoihIN -
de 23-Gtt
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MARRIED,

In Hanover, near Ashland on Tuesday, the ut
instant, by the Reverend GeDgo ", Motley, Mr.
ALLEN TUCKER 10 Miss ISABELLA ACkf
thlrl daughter of John II, Acre.
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THE SOLDIERS' NEW YEARS
DINNER.

So far, the contributions made Tor TINS
patriotic purpose have been as liberal as
could have been expected, considering
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LOST .STRA YED AND STOLEN.

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
4 WARD-Was taken from my hou7-, OH
I{r.aI Street opposita the DlI Far Grounds, on
Flidny night last. one BLACK SILK DRESS, with
three iiouuca5 trimmed with black velvet; rev
GREEN CORDED SILK DRESS one bh''" n
1911 YELLOW POPLIN DRESS, with braid qul-
ling around the skirt; one MOOSLlN KOBE
SKIRT; one WHITEand GREEN STRIPED slim,
low neck and short sleeves; one very heavy BLA(h
CLOTH BASQUINE and CAPE; one BLACK SlLk
RaSOTE. trimmed with black velvet one Blu r.
and WHITE YARN COUNTERPART, one ne"
WHITE MAKSEIIIES COUNTERPART; three
SHEETS, without seams, two on three VIII =
UNDElSKIRTS, and a heavy embroidered III / +
GRAPE SHAWL. | will give the above reward ip'
thu, recovery OF the above articles
H.. 2a-2t. CAROLINE NJ. AhfAM
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NOR RENT-The undersigned Is au-

NOR RENT.-The undersigned Is au-
II thorlzed to rent out, tvr the ensuing year,
M brother james NJ Garnett. Forty bushels 81
winter oats were seeded good tune, and ON gVod
land Address box l2f Richmond Poat-ofrr OF
the subscriber. Can be found IA the Senate thain-
Der from II to O'Clock.
also desire To employ MANAGER on my
farm, adjoining the above, o. Will give the o'tu-
nancy OF my houses tirerwood, and "a mlsh iahd
t. cultivate AZ NAV be deSiTed, on very moderate
terms (de 27-3t JOHN X. GARNEll-
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GALE LAND-Will be sold, on the
premises, on FRIDAY, the Both OF this month,
sTRAirT or LAND, containing twelve anu nan
acres with small house on the same, situS'9i IN
~ ,,rty If Chesterfield, eight miles from Rich
80 -, tIs tusl leading 70 Chesterfield Court
hnmla said land is TO be- sold by order 81 court.
INV Made known on the day Of sale.
At the same time, will he sold two SEhN An >
woman about twenty-five years oiu' anu Wy
about ten years OF age. -, - .,, ,,,,,
Acting As commissioner, l will convey only suei
title as l. vested III me. ~ ~ e~,,r,r
de l9-eod5t' MANIA ~ '"A
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NOR RENT, that very desirable FAMl-
LY RESIDENCE, situated on Marshall, be-
tween Twenty ninth ahd lhirtitth streets o''uPieu
hv Dr Mlngr conttintup ten rooms, kitchen with
Jour rooms stable, canlage-house, ana about on"
acre Of land connected to the premises. Possession
had The l,t Of January, latJ.
CiOPToN & LYME, Agents Tor
renting out houses. hlring out negroes, &c Othce,
corner oi Wall and Franklin streets. DE- -t-t7
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BY Williamson Co, Auctioneers,
No. 49, Main street, between Ninth and Ienth1
EINE FURNITURE, GLASS AND
II CROCKERYWARE, FANCY ARTICLES,
II OTUING BOOTS AND SHOES, STOt ES, CAKE
PITS GOLD WATCHES, &c, AT AUCTION -
On FRIDAY December 5Oth, commencing ut ~
o'clock a. Nj, We viii scll at our shesrogmSr No
~ VI ain -tl,-t II fine assortment OF GOODS, con-
eIstng Ut ia" following and othe' sticte~
MAJ ble-t0l-t Hbiu"ts,
Nnblr-top WIshstands,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Pnrlor Cane and Windsor Chars,
lftircloth Rockers,
Blnins Pallor ana Kitchen Tables,
Tete-a-'rete- and Lounges,
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads
Feather beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Pillows Bosters sheets, Blankets, &c
Mirrors, Glass and Grockeryware,
Boot and She's.
Gold " atcheS,
Fancy Articles,
COOKING, Plrlor ana other Stoves.
d. - WILLIAMSON N co, Auctioneers
BY Ed Vitkers, Auctioneer,
! Main street, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
MILL SELL. ON SATURDAY, @ls1
| w instant Al assortment vi HOUSEHOLD
| aui KITCHEN FURNITURE M pat
| Fables and Chairs,
| Beds and Ecti*te41s,
| China and Glns, ware,
| sofas ind SIdrbQlld@,
kr.t.lS -Iutdc tl3lmnE,
| \ lot Of Family Flour,
| one pair Colt Ecvolvers
one Doublr-Bnrel Shot Gun.
| Gold and silver Watches,
| and sundrv other tlties.
Person. wishing 10 contribute 10 this sale are r
uucstrL 10 sellt ia thtit Goods bciorethc Gay ol AZ
de st. EDWARD NitkERs, Au,t'onrrr.
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SALE OF LAND,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND,
I SLAVES, &C.-Pursuant TO a decree" Of the
Comfy Court of Hanover, pronounced All the e"9T
=, u,pnsss and Others against Eumpass, &c,
sball 1s commissioner under said decree, sell AT
Imblc auction at the front door OF the tavern, IA
The town of Ashland, in Hanover county On me
oiiogrfnv pROpERTY,-real and personal,-be-
ionying to Samuel Bumpass, deceased, to wa ~ An
undivided interest OF one-Gfth part IN aoou.
VENTY-INO ACRES OF LAM nFe
SLAVES five SHEEP, one GUN, g.
SAMUEL DAVIS,
| de 19-tJa7' 'oih'HiSN'o"e1'
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NOR HIRE, the ensuing year, I'll kEE
NEGRO BOYS, oil good character two OF
whom are good dining room servants tor Terms
address r III. T., box 1913, city post-othee.
A. g7-9ts
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EIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD Ran away from my house, ON the
night OF the DIST instant, nay NEGRO WOMAN,
Mlil.Y, aged about torty-fye years Is very poat5
and walks erect. Also, my BOY, WILLIAM N, aFeu
'nr,,iiiv will gave the above reward for then
1,I1ory to me- corner of Thirteenth and Al, Nam
strtuts. de GU -. ~--------------
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Auction SALES
FUTURE DAY.
Bv Hin. Dickinson & Co, Auctioneer',

GALE OF ELEVEN NEGkofH--'li
~ SATURDAY, the 3lst instant, dt II o''''' "
will sell, at our auction-house,
one Negro Woman. with six Chlliieh
One Negro Woman, with one Child; -.
one Carpenter and one Dining Room SettIn t
ALI belonging to one gentleman, and soidfor boiaul'
HILL. DICKINSON Y co, Auetioneers'
de %
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

EHFrN DOLLARS hEWAkD-StrayI,d
i OF stolen from the subscnbeI on 'h"i, IN;
-, N,nd,v lurht the. 10th instant, = Bk0NN
MULE about ten l0l years old medium 't@r has
y .qr Oh the mech ADD on tie shoulder, caused ftol'
being ntj.h,d by the collar, had half-shoe "h one
far, foot none on the otAer-fa the recovery OF
which xiii pay d reward Of fifty dollars II d'lt-
yercd H. myself OF Garter Taliey, rankin, Be
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
Il. 9q-ot, ROBERT - CEUMF.
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COLONEL MUSBl

A private letter, received yesterday,
states that Colonel John 5. Mosby )
wound is not mortal, the ball with which
he was shot having coursed around, IN
stead of entering, his abdomen.
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Auction SALES.
THIS DAY.
Bv l.. L. Bass, Auctianeer.

By T. L. Bass, Auctlaneef'
"ORSES, HARNESS, &c, AT AoW-
II TON Will be sold at auction, at kaSkei
StabIe on Wall street, on THURSDAY, the -''h
instant commencing at II o'clock Nj,
/ CARRIAGE and HARNESS, new,
SADDLE HORSES,
Several SADDLES and BRIDES,
2 BUGGiES,
SKELETON WAGON,
SLEIGH,
OMNIBUS and HARNESS.
40 OFT. f. Il. BASS, Auctioneer.
BY $. n. DAVIS x Co, Auctioneers.
nINING-ROOM SERVANT.-We- will
sell ut our aueton-rUom, thus MORNING,
~ 10 o'clock a MAN, about tweuty-four or twenty
tiy. years cid, Of good character, who IS NO
i,r,,g-roon, servant SN DAVIS 60,
d. 29-lt' AuctlolteIS-
BY Redwood, Phillips & Co, Auctoneers'
No 81 Main street,
WE WILL SELL, AT OUR STORE,
w on THURSDAY MORNING, commencing
| at 10 O'clock,
kEDSTEAD3,
MATTRESSES,
| LOUNGES,
| BLANKETS,
ONERJOATS,
| FLANNEL SHIFTS,
CROCkERf,
TOBACCO, Sc.
| ALSO,
| Several CARPETS-one entirely new, bn9ht ah'
| pretty pattern
| One GOLD-BAND TEAS containing forty
| one pieces very handsome, and III good q
| der REDWOOD, PHILLIPS X co,
| da ~ Aurtloneerss
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4 OST-Wa. dropped 10y q lady ycster-
I.,, na,r the cb,n.r d Thnl ana Eyla
--r,,.t, = ELACk GRAPE VEIL. The finder wlli
h., hl,ally rewarded by leaving the ~ame At th5 Of
,,.,. OF at the Ic,li,ure OF JOHN / TANNER, On
JLtr, tr,,.t, between C4ual and BNH. IL - q
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NOR RENT, the TWO TENEMENIS
on Shockoe slip at present occupied oY
Mckinney, Dupuy y Archer two good orr iCtS
and a large number OF BEDROOMS. AplE 70
Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto'nac hAil.a'
Office. ut 49,
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NOR RENT, a superior PIANO, "a
II oct,y,. needs tuning otherwise IN good u
der. Apply 10 "a a, bH -, 1T
de 23-6t No ~ 'I- --------
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NOR RENT, ono UNFINISHED
X pooN with kitchen and servants attend
an -Ft'' de 2s-2t'
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NOR RENT at Miss Murray 5, two, and
II ,.,h.tIv ,hr.e. DESIRABLE ROOMS, and
-. excellent STABLE ON Nam, between sixth anu
az eA> 49,. de 2s-gt.
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u>OR RENT. the UPPER STOKn' I'M
furnished with kitchen, and kooM' - =.
family without children, northwest corner o.
and Clay. -
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Nothing Of Importance was received
from " llmlngton or the far south yes
terdsy Butler has withdrawn from
Fort Fisher; but, as yet, his future
plans have not been developed. 1t is
thought probable he will attempt a
movement directly against Wilmington.
Through the Northern papers we learn
that Sherman is marching on Charleston.
Before he advances far in this direction
he must fight battle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-29

TOR RENT, three large UNFukNiSh-
II IN ROOMS Also, one STABLE. Inquire 81
A ToLLESON CO,
de 2S-3t 10. az MeAi s1loet-
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

the Baltimore Convention. These delegates
will learn from 1t that President Lincoln,
whom they are expected to renominate, has no
such hold upon the popular mind and heart as
General Grant. They will see that the same
overwhelming enthusiasm which carried Jack
son, Harrison and Taylor into the Presidency,
in spite Of political plots, combinations and
intrigues, may be relied upon to secure the tri-
umphant election Of the hero Of Vicksburg,
Chattanooga and the present campaign in Vir-
ginia. If they shall persist in renominating dis
honest Old Abe, despite this explicit and en-
phatic warning, the opposition to him, which is
now almost universal, will concentrate upon
Grant; or, If he be induced to decline, upon
Mcclellan; and sweep the shoddy republican
faction out Of existence The American people
have endured many outrages without resist
ance, although not without remonstrance; but
it is little too much to ask them to submit 10
the dictates Of few oficeholders, and bow
their necks for another Presidential term to
the yoke that has CALLED them so cruelty for
the past four years.
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

The June terin Of ihs law courts commences today
and, jdging from the appearance the endsrs there
viii b, busy time around The Hall. There will be three
parts Of ne suprsm urt, Circuit, in session. nan
Part by Judge Barnard part by Judge Cerke part
by Judge Foster. In las. mentioned court the
OF Ex-Governor Price Of New Jersey VS. : r Dewey and
Others Is stu on; the calendar will not be made up
until the Sth inst. The Supreme Court. general t,rm
will meet 10 day TO decisiors The calendar for
tn eil term Is very heavy the nbers running up
high two hundred and seventy In the Superior
Court, trial term, Judges Robertson n McCuun will
preside, while the general term will be Id by judges
Moncraf, Barbour and GarvIn. The special term will
held by Judge Monel at the OF Centre and Cham
bers streets There hundred and twelve cases on
the calendar, which will be called eleven clock each
DAY The Court OF Common Pleas, trial term will be
held by judges Brady and Cardozo The Eueninq Er.
pres case the calendar 10 part ore and is set
FOR the second Monday The Marine Court will bo
presided by Judge Aker. There are tnfrty.foar
the calendar but there Is nothing OF any special
interest on the taps.
COURT CALENDAH-THIs DAY.
srrREHs CouRT-CIRcrr Part Nos 1878, 1899,
1869, 1887 lsil 275 1885, 1857, 1871 1s73 1879, 1881
1853, 1885, 1887 1ss9, 1891, 1850, lS9 1901. Part p
Nos. s92 473 $685. 1884, 1536, i522 o26, 6sl, llse,
sss. 1l7s, 94 e5 9S6, 1910, 1922, 4is, 1920, 1904
1900.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Part Nos 442s. 4a47, 2oe4, 1889.
3l43, 4o5, 3ro3 1915, 40ls, $500, $780, s9o5 3sie,
2297, 4357. Part 2-Nos 1910, 56g, 33l2, SI24 $685.
372 57so, 1884, s362 227s 22so, 1882 402 1885, 34e4
1918.
COMMON PLEAs-Part mos. 10. 20s cit, 3.l, AGA,
5o, ga 4o1, AS, 80, 257 1884, 5G4 "a 49, 4s3 asa
4S9, 20.