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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

Congress has passed the bill giving $s5, 900
to Mary Lincoln, widow OF our late President
Lincoln
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21


The majority of the Committee on Bylaws presented
report to the effect that seeing no reason 20 cnhnge
their views in reference to non!esident pupis hec
with present the same report they presented to the
Bonrd at the stated session held Dec. 9th inst.
This report is in favor of allowing none other than
resident pupils to attend any OF the schools unaer !ne
the schools .., =
The minority Of the same committee presented
unchanged and rendered duplicate OF the report be-
fore submitted. ..;s.
This report Is in favor of excluding all non resident
pupils from attending the schools. 80, A..
Ser yerv long debate by yote OF II in the affirm
alive TO in tue negative. the minority report was
adopted ...,o5 . ,e
The Majority Committee on Supplies presen.ea a rs, e.
the schools under the control OF the Board 10 ARG
number of firms who were the lowest bidders.
The Board then adjourned -, -, -
Wednesday next. which will be the last session oi TUT
present Board for the year.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

The Executive C0fuWIttPt U1 IVt fVuuo"! P'7''
ed for adoption the following resolution:
Resoed That tire yaws governing the Free ACADEMY ~
amended a. follows:
'The employed in tho Free Academy 'r be kno-
Senior aud Junior Tutors whose saanes may pe
A. the optiou of the Executive Committee Free Academy
on the principle and the maximum, as follows tutors en-
ployed e,s than four yesrs 81 80 per anh9m over ou
yssrs 500 per snnum over six years . $50 per annum
over eight years, 81, 900 per snnum." o.
resolution was submitted from the Finance Com
mi,tee in favor of transferring certain unexpended ap
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
HOABD OF EDUCATION.
rinal Stated Session for 1S63-Nsmjun.
sion Of o school Hmspecssr-Repsrt Of
tsh, Auditing Committee.

Tho final stated session of the Board of Edu-
o,t,on for the present year vas held at O'Clock last
evening. Mr.. James NJ Mclean in the chair
His Honor the Mayor sent in communication nom
mating Anthony J. Oliver Inspector OF Common
Schools for the First District Referred to COMMITTEE
on Elections and Qualifications.
The Auditing Committee presented report III 1"'o'
NJ auditinp and allowing the following bills:
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Terms Of the Tribune.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers, $1,000
,n,,y l year-3lI numbers. \
wy sEMIWEEKLY TRIBUNE
copv. year-10l numbers, -....-...- S4.V0
q oyrSc odn;co 40 100
6 cones. or over, for each cOpy.--.--.. 5oV
WEEKLY TRIBUNE
] copy, year-52 numbers, .-..,-..' S@oV
Adde'S, THE TRIBUNE. New'YOrk.
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NEW BooKs.-We have received from
the publisher, J. w. Randolph, a new
religious book, from the pen of the Ri.
fev- John Magill, Bishop of the Rich
mond Diocese of the Catholic Church.
entitled "Faith, the Victory; Or, q
Comprehensive Tieao Of the Principal
D0etrsnes Of the Christian Relation. -
The distinguished ability of the author
leaves not doubt that he has intro.
duced into this work, in the most i'm
posing style, the main arguments and
texts bearing on the doctrines of his
church. The blockade of our ports has
greatly restricted the introduction Of
books, especially those on religious sub
Jects, and the want of such was. it is
understood, felt especially in the Catho.
lie Church. The Bishop, in order to
supply this want, has prepared this
work 1t is arranged with order and
ciearness, and will be of great value and
usefulness to the Church and its mem
bers. ''-
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DIED.

In the month Of January, at the residence Of hi.
uncle. near Washington city, District Columns
after lingering Illness HENRY u. RORiNSoW'
In the twenty-third year Of his age
patience had her perfect work"
Suddenly, OH the Goth instant, in the fortv.soo,a
year OF his age, WIN. CALDER, a native Of (slasa
gov, Scotland. VI 0i"s-
HIS friends. and those Of his brothers, II. and r
RI: calder, are requested to attend his fnnsra,
THIS AFTERNOON at 8 o'clock, from the ras;'
dence OF John A. Calder, corner Of Cary and Ian
rel streets, Sidney. Aso-
At the residence of his father, S. W. Mason. in
ton, JAMES HENRY MASON. in the th,+;a!Rn
year OF ls age. leaving wife aud three little Chill.
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OBITUARY.

AGAIN we are called on to record the death NJ o
truly brave mans in the death of T. A. WTNGATE :
Oh me second Maryland resi ment. He was wounded
ol 'he oth In the battle near Petersburg, and died
the following day A native Of Maryland. he vas
among the hrst to enlist under the banner of the
SOUTH where he has fought and suffered for four
years. never once leaving his post OF duty, and has
liiieh' SWORD IN hand, on the battlefield No more
weary marches for thee, brave soldier; no more will
thy footsteps bound to meet the invading foe. iii
that day when our Heavenly Father calls thee
shalt thou res: in peace >"oe
Baltimore and Cambridge MARYLAND pane ,,e,ss
cOpv. F PS'"e
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- SPECIAL NoTrcE.-We ask atten.
1on to, our sale. THIS DAY at II O'Clock. We
octaves genuine Holland "Anchor,, Gin.
about twenty gallons each;
bags Coffee, 49s
barrels Sugar, ~
bags Black Pepper,
10 kegs Soda,
barrels English Bluestone.
80 Water Buckets,
LOO pair Wool Cards.
- pieces Rleached Cottons.
5o pair Ladies' and Oentlemen,s aloro.
70 Silk Handkerchief
81 pair Ladies' fine Shoes. 49,
~ gross Pearl and other Buttons.
% Pocket-5ooks -.
=, 8 pieces bookbinders' Muslin.
-''coo Needles, Lead Pencils, &c.
,.o ALSO,
100 boxes Manufactured Tobacco -*
1000 pounds Smoking Tobacco.
NV" prime Cigars, including Florida and few
boxes genuine Havana ~
f.o, >. VIM. II. FOWLE, SONS & CO.,
Auctioneers.
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MARRIED.

On the 10th instant, at Red Bank. Carc,;r.
county, Captain ]. II. r. MCDOWELL, Henr;co
n,enf Dragons, Frs: Virginia cavalry. 10 Ms.
PETITE B., only daughter of the late Byrd A
Jordan, Of Caroline. a.
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e4- TO THE VerERs OF HANOVER
Having been frequently solicited by MANY of
my constituents, respectfully announce myself a
candidate tor reelection to the VIRGINIA LEGIS-
AATURE. fe lS-5t' C. P. GOODALL.
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1e% SPECIAL NoT1cE is asked TO nv sale.
to take place THIS MORNING at nv store On
Governor street, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
For particulars, reference is made to ADVERT sing
column. -fe 90 T. W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
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SOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


On last Thursday. night, the 9th in
slant, our forces evacuated Charleston
and il is believed that the enemy took
possession during the next day. Many
guns must have been abandoned by our
troops, but it is consoling to know that
the Yankees got little else. There was
no cotton at Charleston to gladden. Lin
coins heart, and the city itself was little
better than deserted ruin. Several
telegraph operators, all of them men of
Northern birth, did not come out with
our forces, but remained to receive the
Yankees.
The evacuation of Charleston should
rather inspire cheer}alness than gloom.
Sherman can only be checked by an i'm
mediate concentration in his front of all
our troops, both in North and South
Carolina. If this is done, he may be
defeated and his present expedition bro
ken up. IF he is not defeated he will
march straight up the railroad to Char
lotte, thence to Salisbury, thence to
Greensboro and Danville, and so on to
Richmond. Many different estimates
have been made of Sherman's army.-
Some think he has sixty thousand men.
We know he has four full army corps
and strong force of cavalry. His corps
will not number less than twelve thou.
sand men.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA-RAIDs ON TAR
BORo' AND GoLDsBORo'.
1t IS said that cavalry force Of the |
enemy was advancing on Tarboro'. on
Tar river, near the Wilmington and We'll
don railroad. A force plumbers un-
known is also reported as moving on
Goidsboro' from Newbern, along the
south bank of the Neuse. We fear there
is much truth in these statements. The
enemy have, for several weeks, been
concentrating at Newbern. Raleigh is
onehundIed miles from Newbern; Colds
boro' is midway between the two places.
1t was reported that large Yankee
cavalry force was advancing on Sails
bury from East Tennessee, but there was
nothing in it.
THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG LINES.
All continues quiet on the lines before
Richmond and Petersburg. Grant con~
graduates himself on holding General
Lee here while Sherman is turned loose
upon the Carolinas.
NEGRO DEMONSTRATIONS.
The Senate bill to raise two hundred
thousand negro soldiers will, it is under
stood, be passed to-day in secret session.
1t is said a similar bill passed the House
OF Representatives in secret session yes
terdav.
The Confederate Senate, on yesterday,
confirmed a number of military nomina-
TONS, among them Generals j. L. Rosser
and H. Lomax, who were confirmed
major generals Of cavalry.
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- 7'l-i'- .ii'l's's ,'''R
OH
hkAoeuA1Isas AaAv ~ Meaaurnv Vr..-,. ,
GENERAL o0pxRGsNG =, ~" -. )

/
|GEN.RAL 00D1RA NO. Al. a..
~ n@1l OEdess No. 8, Haiaesneterep - -
me Confedaa1e 1taes4 1aving - t. 1a9n1~.i.
sssed 20 tins asMy, e hereSy annsmcs1 81. In
.sses: s With ~ p.ovisaonGs II nsen Of
TINS army who ass imprppefly abssnt 1isa tSsir
sonmsnass e1cept tAoee guilty q deaeslioa o, or
aested N the act of desextine 70, the enemy. Or
s sr1 have deserted alter h.vns besn pazdosed
=. to SANE oitence. Or who 1n6H heo1Ser desert
=: aosent themselves without awthneity vho shall
io; .a,h wnfy days rem iris de, l1s1iy x.
!o.n tneir commands or deliver theuea1vee - anv
.s, riy,appointed enrolling omcls peovose-sai.
~ liner oncsr on dutys q - forwarded 10 tAeir
Senmxnds, shall BE- entitled e. ana reeeve 49,
ON oe S 81. tns pardon promieed q o Cnisf
statss t; =, mo Of tnAseddsote
o. 1r n IN me order shove quotod. s.. - y.
.ha -; usnssal Order No :, Hss1quAltSf Aries Of
s.s Uon:edeate 6tates applies q e. 1n11I -
uaoe!eoang sentence Of trial. un0sr eAasasS = n
~ Ior desertion or absence without le1yo vitA
.1e excePeione hereinbeSore menai ~: ~ IN nen
w1E, unaer this paragraph. IRE eatilsd g r1r3ea
duty. So sA' .sas - sossa %
BY command Of deneral r. z. Len.
81 II. TAHOE,
God 81 Assistant Adtutanf- 0ene1,l.
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~ SPECIAL NoTIcz.-The attention of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. to THE Mace at nv y,
store THIS DAY at 10 o'clock. See advertisement.
e. =, VAC ""ction mead E. Is. COOK,
N<i Auctioneer, No. 20 Main street.
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RUNAwAYs.

y UNAWAY.-T Rec HUNDRED
~ DOLLARS REWARD.-Left nv nrcm;ses
near Mlchers Spring. after eleven O'Clock Sat,,r,
day night, the 18th instant, WILLIAM. bright
muLs,o boy curly brown hair; brown eyes; good
age; about five feet and half high well made:
rather stern expression of counenance, and usuallv
wears very light homespun suit-jacket and pants.
from whom purchased him about month AGO % .,
He may be making his way over there to our army.
where ne has been for year or so with an officer ia
captain heeyl IN the commissary department.. I
Will give the above reward for his arrest and de-
livery either in Petersburg or Richmond
1e GIT S. f. DOVE. Richmond Va
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TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 81, Ina,

-. The DispatcA Conatiag- Room has been re-.
noeHd to tAe Northeast Corner Of 7nir,ecaM md
Main streets, fSpeaces BMiaing,J i'm meiafeiu on.
pasits TIE Old Maad. NF
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| OST, at Mr.. MINNIS'S SALE. on
Friday last, or between Seventh street and
dred dollars in money, check on The Rank = VII.
esnla for two hundred and fifty dollars and several
receipts The finder will be literally rewarded bv
leaving the same at the Dispatch counting-room,
fn 2O-1t&
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WANTED TO HIRE, three NEGRO
w MEN. A liberal price will be given, and
they viii be free from impressment. - -A.'A
p. G. COSBY g. CO.
fe Gifts
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

WARD..stolen from my tent, at Chester,
suit of SURGEONS UNIFORM and n sinai, haah
wooden VALlSE. containing half a dozen shirt
and collars and other underclothing. Most Of the
articles were marked with my name. They are
WILLIAM LlPSCOMB. as they have since been
seen III his possession. Said Lipscomb is bright
mulatto, nearly white, about eighteen years Old.
short and dark eyes, and represents himself fron'
Gainesville, Cumberland county, Virginia. lie
may have returned there, have hir. himself in
some other Part of the army. l will give ONE
nN DTIS, DOLLak rs FOR his apprehension, and
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS more for the recovery
Of my clothes. JAMES d. GAIT
Surgeon Nineteenth Virginia regiment.
Huntons brigade, Ficketrs division.
ie io-"t Chester, Virginia.
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k'ItIY DOLLARS REWARD will he
WHITE SPOTTED PIG, without anv tail wh a,S
n mas been missing since the 18th instant JOHN
MICHAEtS, Mechanicsville turnpike, this side of
AOWdIOS OrOVe. fe 20-2fx
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no Il FL r Ell have a BOY and
L. GIRL, eleven and fourteen years old, for hire
for the balance OF the year. The girl is a good
nurse and house girl. e'N
fe 2l-eod3ts YP WANTING
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- ~ ~ ~ II II - DOLLAkS
4 . kIEWARD.-stolen from the stable of the
on me night OF the 18th instant, small
yeirs oid between fourteen and fifteen hands
a ngn nun name and tail long heavy foretops sha-
mns nus eyes. When started of, strikes pace
the scr1ber, and an additional two hundred and
my dollars for the apprehension and Conviction Of
the thief. RICHAEn q XTITU VI
1e zU-St. corner Broad and Twelfth streets.
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Tor RENT, a comfortable HOUSE.
i with four rooms, and good garden attached
at Amelia Courthouse. Terms moderate.
h 2i-2t JOHN w. KNIGHT
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WISH TO EMPLOY, IMMEDIATE.
n nv ~ f LADY to take charge of small school
the higher branches of English, and Mus;c-;ns t,n,
menlal and vocal My address, until the 10th Of
4afch, Will be Richmond; after that time. Royv1no
Green, Caroline county, Virginia. wing
&C .t-ot %. q. DEJARNETTE.
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w An T d, a genteel WHITE
w WOMAN one that is handy with the
needle, ana would assist in the Homework of a
s,na tamlly with no children Refugee pcrferred
n 1nI lelslence required Also, COLORED BOY or
~, oy the month, about ten or twelve years of
age. Apply on the corner of Twenty-third and NJ
ssreess' onlen Hill, between and r. NJ.
-fe 2l-lts
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NEGROES FOR HIRE AND SALE

IL . r HI r E, an excellent COOK,
4 WASHER and IRONER, with three chill
dren the Oldest nine years. To good home they
can go for their vituals; their owner will clothe
them Apply at No. Is, Ballard House.
te 2l-lts
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LFOR HIRE, for his victuals and clothes,
BOY, about twelve years DID, who has been
accustomed to waiting III the dining-room for two
years: Apply to d. 7. WILLIAMS.
re Zl-2t- l64 Main street
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OSl, on Thursday, the 9Th instant, on
~ AeIgn street, between Third and Sc. Peters
streets, my FREE PAPERS, in q small tin case
= ne Under will please leave them at Mr. Lindsay's
sore, corner of Fifth and Marshall Streets
re Kilt SARAH E. OSBORN -
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Isl, on Friday evening, February II,
third, a large OVAL REVOLVING BRRAsTPIN,
WIN likeness on one side and cameo set on the
otner. liberal reward will be paid for the return
VI .ne same 20 TINS office. fe 2I-ctss 3
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WANTED. BUSINESS, by the 10Th
w or last Of March, By q GENTLEMAN of
..y-one. with wife and one child, who is
IA, and exempt from military duty Wishes to
NC ENGAGED IN small farm, garden or grocery, in
OF seven hands II required Any reference required
can ~ a. gwen: Address G. W. MAUPIN.
&C ~eou ~ Louisa Courthouse
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A PPLE BRANDY.-Five barrels APP
IA PIE BRANDY on consignment, for sale by
GEORGE A. WEEP
fe Alt" No, sc Main street.
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1--WE NEGROES FOR SALE PR
~ FAIELY:-I have for sale. privately, Ave
likely young SLAVES. For the quality Of these
slaves, terms. &C., call on Mr.. JOHN r. Ian
iR!, Second Auditors office, who will give the de-
sired information. lie 2l-3t'] A. N.
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small BROWN PONY
~ strayed from Marion Hin vesterdsv !. eveninr =
He had on a saddle-no bridle. No marks recol-
leG.ed save star in the forehead A liberal reward
oe paio TOT his return to the County Courthouse
ie %1-It' p H HTJEFAAN
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III OPS Hops, MUSTARD, PEP
III PER, &C.; GUNPOWDER TEA, very good.
GEORGE A. WEED,
fe 2l-lt@ No so Main street.
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ERVANTS' SHOES Now on hand, a
~ good supply, which offer at the lowest prices.
Call and see, at the Ladies' Cheap Shoe Store, l67
Broad street. fe 2l-3t* G. DUNHAM.
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WANTED

NJ ANTED, A PARTNER.-A gentle
sy man wishes to find PARTNER, who could
1 W19nI $1,000 Confederate money, TO open
r Wynn11c0A Al GROCERY AND COMMISSION
IT,. too?I' Inc advertiser owns q very commodious
s;ore IN one Of the best business thorouehfares Of
t Tue Guy. ana can command very extensive city
oi1id have no objection to add the AUCTION
fe 2l-3ts Roy a p;afN.I go:
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CHARLES BATES.

OSi, on THURSDAY night last, near the
\ :. Oid Fair Grounds, dark brown mare MULE.
oaiiy rubbed by harness, and both hind legs mud
s y a,1.a Will pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
anD ior her return to me- on Main street,
Ie Zl-2" CHARLES H. TANNER
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LOST, sTRAYED AND al4f)rRr :

OST, between Clay street and Grace
mi S sTrIv Baptist Church, HA1R-cR0ss
being the hair Of deceased friend. The 6hder
cIn Ie handsomely rewarded by leaving IL at Mr. /
az, bateTs, ON Clay street, or at his stand in
fe 2l-3ts CHARLES RATA
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EOR SALE, an excellent FARM WA
IL CON. Apply TO T. SWEENEY,
at Registers Office, Treasury building.
fe 2l-0ts
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EscArs Or i PRIsonERA prisoner,
n.led Syly,n Jslrsw, Who WAS sent on
'toths Hustinep Court yesterday BY the
Ms5es On tho charge Of knocking Mr..
DaSid Cuuie down sfaw nights since and
.af1n1ine his watch, made his escape from
- osEtrpom soon after the decision
~ GIVEN. His colleague in the crime
al1Gn list Jsr1aw, instead of resuming
H ssat n the prisoners box after the
decision Of The case, took another di-
srecticn, and walked out Of the building
II company With three Or four otherper.
sens Who passed out 1t thu Same time
Upon bis person, On the night of the
Tubbry; TIN witch t1ken from ar. Cpr1ie
49, 1und Up TO : late hour last night
-hshad not bsen fbuud and s It Is stated
tAak II b = COnbedesate scout, and has
pop41 p61iitfipg him e: pass our picket
- t. robabili i that be will not
- ceaiat 49,.
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.NE THOUSAND nOLLARS> RIB

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
~ NARD.--Ran away, lssf night, my NEQnO
WOMAN, ANN, and her two children. Ann - Of
dark brown color and about thirty three years
old; 10 pregnant. and hs scar or 81 IN one
check. Hex danthtcr, named SARAH BROWN,
about eleyen years old Is darker than her mother,
and very intelligent. Her son, named CHARLES,
eight years old black has thick under lip, and Is
Somewhat bow-lcgged. The above reward will De
paid for their deivery 10 in Richmond, at James
r. Dutler & Co.'s, Gary street, below Pearl.
il 5-2ws THOMAS BOUDAH.
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nAros's CouRr. Yesterdays pro
e1ings IN this court will be found be

-. /. NE
TON, slave Of e. w. Tompkins, charged
Nth stsallng ham Of bacon from his
! 5dIInoter. Was ordered to be whipped.
IS Gylvan Jerraw and Noah ID. Reed,
Iex,s soldiers, who stand charged with
1elonicusly assaulting. in the night time,
and robbtng David Currie Of his watch,
vMo an for . hearing. Several witnesses
wsrs SCANNED, and their evidence prov
n oonclusively the guilt Of the accused,
they were remanded for examination be-
fore the Hustings Court
George Norton, white man, was
charged with walking the streets on Mon
.dU night arm-in. arm with : negro wo-
nm, The accused was discharged, it
.h6sings bean shown that he was very
drunk ct tho time Of the occurrence.
The charge Of stealing . trunk and
copteot& valued at three thousand dol
hfA He property Of Samuel n. Wilson,
ard spe Other trunk, containing gold,
Silver and copper coin, preferred against
GscegA slave Of Thomas I. Catlett vas
enntinlied ID consequence Of tho absence
oeNilne6ses.
JdliA sisxs. 81 isabella Ratclife,
ehnxsa with Stealing : brsastpin. Wa
discharged, there being no evidsnce t.
promo that she was guilty..
u IN p9her eaaes, involving drunken
nana df6mderly conduct, and negroe.
-odt le9 daTk Without passes concluded
,fha n hroceGaineA.
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Es+s
r ATE FROM BALTIMORE.-SELL-
IL ING OFF VERY FAST, AT BELvINs
BLOCK SHOE STORE, OVER ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS,
lately received, as follows:
loo pairs Of Ladies' Fine Balmoral Walking
Shoes,
100 pairs Congress Lasting Caters, q very nice
article; ss- s--sssssz7s
200 pairs Moroodo npstees, large sizes, suitable
tot servants;
200 pairs Bootsoa, Of French calfstih, city
made, oil sizes;
500 pairs Misses and Children Shoes various
kinds and qualities;
:. 100 pairs Babies Little Beauties, some ankle.
ties;
200 pairs Boys Shoes, very excellent. and now
very scarce goods;
50 pairs Boys' Boots, q No. boot tor service
200 pairs Gentlemen's Congress CATERS. French
and other kinds;
so pairs Cavalry Boots, and other kinds. On
hand, large sizes;
100 pairs ServantS Brogans and Army Shoes,
50 Linen and Calico Shirts.
Merino gndershi1ts,
100 Hoopskirts, beauties, bell shape, latest
STYLE.
100 French corsets, stitched, with whalebone IN
s.e them;
10000 Shoe B5elets,
50 Children's Gutta-Percha Long Combs.
1000 boxes Of Mascn's Genuine RlacGng,
100 gross Of Pearl Shirt Butt6ns,
100 gross Of silk and other qualities q Shoe
~ Laces;
400 French Callahan for retail;
Ladies' Linen Csmbric Handkerchief,
Needles.
We would advise cur customers 10 purchase nov
= Ne have FINE SELECTION OF GOODS, mol
70 b surpassed in the Coafederacy.
DARBY, BEAD & CO.,
Bank strset opposite Twelfth,
ial4-lw few doors above Iain.
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