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was made In Bsrryvins yesterday. The arms were al
loaded with bali cartridges.
The ocs Of the Bsrryvills CoOvator was connscatsd
several days ago for secession publications. and the
effects removed hithsr 10 aid In army printing.
large amount Of loose and nxed ammunition lsft
here s supposed by General Shields was discovered
BY the ordinance officer In the old stone church 70 day
II probably overlooked by the enemy in their late
visit 10 this place, 70 whom would have bean vaiu'
able acquisition
The rst instance Of the arrest Of eolored man for
that he volunteered guide and spy for jackson in his
late advance hithsr He confined for further nves
tigation. tH .
General Sigsl has been in command OF this department
during the temporary absence OF General Banks who r.
turns 70 morrow.
General sough's brigade reviewed yesterday pre-
paratory 70 future movements. The appearance and
exercises Of the various regiments and batteries were
highly creditabe to themselves and their comma der
The bridge ovor the Potomac At Harpor's ferry has
been rebuilt, and the cars regularly 70 The West
Al the instance Of the goyerpsnt lhe Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company repairing tho Winchester
and Potomac road. and travel will be resumed II by
Thursday. This will greatly facilitate the trans
o. much needed army supplies
The occupation OF the valley by present forces has
not restored feeling Of security 20 the loyal resdents
and tho rehes insist that jackson will shortly pay
another visit in his usual syc The judicvus por
tlon Of the latter regret this they pOss
bity Of bis retaining should he succeed in forcing
10 retreat. DM
From all indications, daily intelligence is received
from and despatched TO Jacksons army.
The house or . leading rebel searched yesterday,
upon Information that mail had been deposited there
the previous night, but without success.
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FoRTRKs0 MONROE, june ~, 1867
BY arrival Of the White House boat learn that
sk'rmshig has been going in front Of the army The
rebels have assumed msnacing attitude, and will
probably try to bring general engagement in front
of their wo.ks order draw our oops within range
OF their batteries.
Three desertsfs from the Georgia regulars, who
came in Saturday, reiterate tho report that the
rebels becoming desperate and greatly dheartensd
at their recent defeats.
Orders have been issued preventing any person NOS
connected with the Army Of the Potomac from visiting
the front under amy circumstances.
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NEWS FROM THE SHENANDOAH.

General Shields Army Concentrated at
trasburg-Occupation OF Luray by
the Rebel F0rces-Gen. Fremont AL.
vanefng On Ncwmarket-ltsbt tel Troops
at Harrisonburg and Port Republic,
&C., Sc.
wIsc;RrxR, June IL 1902.
Advioes from Front Royal state that Gen Shields has
succeeded In concsntratngSa hts toors At strasburg.
The rear guard of his army left Luray about hour
be.ors IL was entered by Ewdl,s advancing column.
Ewe is believed to be In occupancy of Luray with
heavy force.
Arrivals tonight from Newmarket bring intelligence
that Gen. Fremont was ABOUT to advance 20 Newmarket,
seven miles south Of Mount jackson and opposite
gap in tho Masranuteu Mountain through which tho
road leads TO Luray.
jackson Is believed have . considerable force OF
light troops in Harrsonburg, while another body rs at
or near Port Republic. prisoners report that Whites
division OF thousand five hundred men within
supporting distance Of Port Republic.
The Seventh Louisiana regiment opposed TO the
Seventh Indiana at the battle Of Port Republic. Toe
deadly effect Of s can be imagined whom the former
left the field with only thirtysx unhurt This Is
tho evidence Of prisoner from that regiment. The
combat was hand TO hand or at pistol range
Colonel Carros artillery used nothing but canister
and grape, and when the enemy came TOO 10 uss
these with eject tho ussd their rcvovers
with telling effect upon their assailants Colonel Carroll
led three successive regiments up 70 the support
of the seventh Indiana, and drore the enemy
back until thoy fanked and com mpssd
20 retreat II s reported here that Cocno Carroll goes
TO Washington to correct some msundentandnss in
latiou 70 his orders previous to The engagement.
general Court Martial, Of which Colonel Ruger Third
Wisconsin, Is President, and lieutenant Patterson,
secood Massachusetts, Judge Advocate, In sos
sion here Charges against officers for absence without
leave selling dispoeiss of horsos and other govern
ment property and prvstss for similar acs ara TO DO
tried
u is stated thsrs are absent by authority from
This command ,575 men, and seventy Ave
officers greatly reducing limited numerical strong H.
The Twenty ninth Pennsylvunia has b~en detailed
as a provost guard Of Hagsrstown, wiiiamsport and
Martnsburg.
Colonel Alexander aid to Governor PerreJont Is now
here looking after the sick and wounIe Ied OF the
virginia regiments The state jurisdiction Las been re-
established in Morgan and Berkeley COUNTIES, and will
shortly extended TO Jefferson and frederick. Tho
election III BcrSley last month gave eight hundred ma
jority for Governor pierrepont
A considerable haul Of guns pistols and ammuni,iop
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Accounts from Richmond.
ALARaED AT THE NUMBER or DEsERTIONS

from tbs Richmond Dspa5ch, j. ne 1911
Deserion ha bes0ne jar too e lueM IN the COedGrGs
army And yet the habit pee liar to Confederate
soldiers. There must be d.sertrins from all military
service where there is punishment fcr desertin. We
moan no punishment adequate to the otsnce-none
which coward or vagabond had not rather encounter
than endure the service or tho psris o. battle Death
Is the proper punishment and IL 10 the punishment pre-
scribsd In our lawshs punishment msted TO the de-
serter by governments generally We anteipate that
crsditabe humanity and forDsaraHce the policy Of
appealing to the pride OF the soier by avertisemsnt
by dsgraccs has been pursued by commanders but
there Is little pride the dssertsr and the
fear disgrace will not deter him from sbsconding The
penalty OF Death will An example or two would have
nne effect.
Is hus been suggesed by citizen that the community
Can assist sms extent in reprossng the spirit Of de-
ssrion by limiting the facilities 70 escape. The habit
has beei TO treat wearing tile uniform kind
lytD feed and to lodgs him. by qu sionng each onc,
aud requiring him show his pass his discharge
iough the dlicuy in the dsrer.ers way may be
CREASED Desc ters may orgs papers, it Is tfue but
little rgor in this respect will put them at least to that
trouble ard they cannot all forge pape.s the sugges
tion Is worthy OF trial.
lFrom tho Richmond Disratch, June le.l
GENERAL ORDER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJr. AND INsP. GENERALS OsFICB,
tl RICHMOND, June l3, 1862.
/. With the consent and appreciation ol his txcsency
Govern n ietcher all sherils, e.uty sherins
stab as u the state Of Virginia authorized and 70.
quosled to pprshend dcserlers from the army where
ever they may be aud to deliver thsm " m ocer
o. tho army at the most convenient post station 70
dge them In Jail and report their names and regiments
70 General s. Cooper, Adtant aud Inspector General.
Thirty dollars will be paid Tor all desertsrs delivered
officer and fifteen dollars fr each dsserter lodged
in jdl No Allowance VIII DO made for expenses Of APP
preIension transportation.
All aors receiving desertsrs requested 70 dstain
them Tho usual allowance FOR tho support Of prisoners
will be made.
H. Transfers from the line to partisan corps will not
be entted ana any oincor OF partisan corps KNOW
ngy enlist them from the line the authority to raise
the ~ corps will be revoked In addition 10 such
punishment y court martial may innict.
by Command Of the Secretary OF War;
5. CooPIR. Adiutant General
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OUR Phil LApELPHiA CoRaEspoNDENCB.
PHtApELpHiA, Pa, June 20, 1907
Lia Of the Horses Dc Engaged TIC Races Neat Week.
send you list OF stables and horses now upon the
Suffolk Park Course ready 70 in the coming races,
which commence Monday next
non. xEB wARp's szAmE, CLINTON, rRAixn.
Pope swrgsrt, ch. h., years old BY Glencoe, out Of
full sister TO Little Flea.
saiIor. b. h., years DID, BY Yorkshire, dam Heralary
Reporter. ch h.,4 years old, BY Lexington. dam BY
Ecliire
Diandn b. C., years old BY imp. Sovereign, dam by
Gienc
Dr. MY, . years old, by Lexington, dam BY York.
shi.s
Ch IN. Molly Jackson, years old BY vandai, dam BY
idlpsld, b. m.,S years old. by Lexington, dam BY
laura rars. br. m, years old, BY Lexington,
M yolis n c1ays-m rnoxsos. rnAsra. - :
waeTam b. h. aysars old, BY Yorkshire; out Of
illa u. ;. m, years old, BY vsnda, on, Of sister
70 Gray Eaxls. 49, ...... -.s ,.71
Bette ward.b m, years old, By Lexington, dam
by Whllebone.
'Hilkboroushlb h. imp. 4years old, by ssosswsn.
Y. G. Brsu's-dro. wAIDRoy, TRAINER. s.t.Nssa
Trovatorc, b. h., years old, by Monarch, dam Ma
donna
Cyclone, b m, bycars old by vandsi; dam Marigold
Aerots, CHI r., by Revenue; dam Rnoda.
Caireisase, br.f., by zsnoni; dam Madonna By imp.
Yorkshire.
mssRs. HUNTER war.oS's-xr MINOR rsAUEx
West Roybnry, ch ca years old, By Bairownis; dam
Columbia. by Glencoe.
sunshine. b.. c., BY Balrownis dam imp. Comfort BY
Trisn Sirdcatchcr.
Miss Jessie, ch. r.. years old by Revenue dam Fanny
Fora.
Mr.. LEwrs xoRRrs-xR. LLOYD, TRAINER.
Throes Neck .. g years old, BY Cracker; dam sals
Ward
Avalanche, b. e., 4 years old, by Revenue.
In addo to ths above Mr. Rsed's stable from ohio ID
expected hourly aud there eight saddle horses
training Tor the ladies' e ~ be run for on Tuesday the
second day Of he meeting.
All the horses in nrst rate condition, and the
racing 10 expected 10 be OF the highest order.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE PENINSULA.
Attack Of the Rebels on the Union
Gunboats at City Point.
The Enemy Rspused by the
Squadron.
Brisk Skirmishing Along tho
Lines Of the Army.
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Desperation ana DemOrali1ation
Of the Rebel Forces,
&e., TO-. -.


WARmN010N, june 20, 1S62
Dispatches have been received here that on the 17b
inst the rebels opened nro upon ships-of-war In
James river from the bluff at City Point by artillery and
small arms but our squadron returned the attack with
shells and shrspnsls, silencng and driving back tho
rebel force.
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The Opening OF the Nanscmond River.
OFFICIAL REroRT.
FoanErss MONROE. Va. .June I5 1seo

FotREss MONROE, Va, June 15, 1862.
Colonel D. 7. vAx ii RgS, Assistant Adjutant Gensra
CofoSEl--accordins TO instructions, proceeded on
the 1lth inst bierd Tho stesmtog &. Y. smith, Capt
II Q. Fuller. Got at y. VI, tho armament or two
rnsd three.inca la rot q and howitzer
board. and started at eucs for Fort Wool, 70 take
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sick and wounded Soldiers at VIM
chester.
MANCHESTER, June 20, 1862

WINCHESTER, June 20, 1862.
number Of sick and wounded soldiers from Gcnci al
Shields command arrived here to-day. Ia stated they
arc TO be sent forward TO Frederick Harrisburg.
Nothing OF interest has been announced from General
Fremont's department,
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Arrival OF wounded Soldiers nj Baiti-
mare.

BALTIMORE, June 20, 1902
Fifty.eght wounded and one hundred and seventy
eight sick soldiers arrived he ths morning from ihs
general hospital at Nswrorts News They belong mos,.
ly " tsnnsyFshw shd New lCik regiments.
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Tyranny Of Memphis Under
Rebel Rule.
Confederate officers and Soldiers
Taking the Oath Of Allegiance.
3wsxMHss 1nvxvxMa q.
sEAuREoARD At WckseuRo,
vICKSRURN NOT TO BE SURRENDERED,
&sp &s.s As.
MsHpHrs, June 1s, 1862.

AMpmn, June 10, 1852
GsnsrslTsw. wallace has assumed command Of this
city HIS nrst ocal take possession Of the
Argus Once, which has been ouspoken in Its sympathes
with rebellion. Messrs. T. Knox and A. D. Richardson
have been appointed 70 supervise all editorials which ap
pear 10 the papers,
Threats having been made TO tear down tns Union
6agsHying the houses Of Of the citizens the
Provost Marshal has issued orders nsructng the guard
sshoot down any attempting 70 haul down the flag
Offering any insult molestaton 10 resident citizens
who have thus manifested their devotion 70 the Union
An srder is also issued imprison all citizens carry
eng concealed weapons
Guerillas prowling about the country. Five
arrested last night by pcses in the suburbs Of the city
Owing TO scarcity OF change the Board Of Aldermen
have voted issas 100000 fractional notes. the
public exgsnciss may require.
Guerilla bands still engaged In burning the cotton
b the counties Of Northern Mississippi, which has not
already been destroyed BY the owners.
Boats going North loaded 10 their utmost capacity
with freight and passengers.
The oath Of allegiance administered 70 four
Hundred yesterday, one-half Of whom were soldiers.
The Avalanche says that the rebel authorities have
asrsd the rolling stock Of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
from Pamela to Meridian.
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UNnm Stairs SANITARY COMMISSION. grand concert
In aid or the finds OF the United States Comms
sion will 10 given a. the Academy OF Music on Monday
evening next. The programme most attractive one
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NEW FLAGS Ory RsoMESn--Ths Common Council
having awarded Of soIors to oil the regiments
organized this city the COMMITTEES on National Anairs
have transmitted tho said ags 70 each Of the regiments,
with tn. following Official letter.
COLONEL --, -
- RvsfnrSr, NFw YoRK yoIrrryERs:-
DfAv sir The undersigned Committed on National Ar
fairs ~ IN, I'm the City OF New York, have
the honor OF presenting the regiment New York vol-
,ntesrs vii the accompany regmenta colors,
nI,ancs with n resolution ~ said Oonmon Councti.
Adoptei by lie Board II Ade ~, n July q, ISL.
I1orteI I . Board OF Cuunclmcn Ovtooer a. 1861.
Approye by tue Mayor Nsvsmber 7, lSoi.
ANiystts. Counffpen.
Andrl Frment Geo. A. Barney,
NJ l. A. BOole, Alex. Bfanuon,
Farley. william Urton,
Charles j. Chipr, John Hogan,
Giled NJ. Pittt, .~-. Abraham Lent.
ANDRE FROMENT, Chairman.
GRO, A, BARSkr, Secretary.
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Arrest or the Masters Mate Of the Sumter.
Bosros, June 20, 1894
James Lyons, alias Smith, late masters mato or the
pirate sumter arrested here last night on the ar
val Of the brig Harris in which he frsm Surinam
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Immense Emigration Westward.
OMAHA, N r., June 10, Ise2
The overland emigrant by the govern
left this morning for the West. The number Of emf.
grants Is larger than before. Six thousand teams
crossed the river at this point alone.
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Newspaper Accounts.
ARRIVAL or =. II. EDAONDs0N WITH A FLAG OF


From the Memphis Argus, June 10
captain J. H. Edmondson, Of this city, now OF Gener
Pvseton Smith san arrived yesterday forenoon with
nag Of truce. and conducted 10 the headquarters
The commander Of the post Colonel Slack The object
hts visit understand, to procure consent for 4
Confederate soldiers left behind prior to federal oocup
tion Of the city. Tho result OF his interview has n
trangpired A
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iflc0lcul.
COUT and RHEUMATIsM-The excru

GOUT and RHEUMATlSM.-The excrucial-
" ns pain Of GOVT or RHLUMAIlsm renewed ~ tSS
honu g. cured In few DAYS by that tel.bnsd
Medicine" BLAIh'S GOVT and HhEUMAIiC fiLho
Ihey give immediate relief from the fortunes OF TINS os
carry of the attack Ia three days. require he
Of any kidd spd are certain 10 pre-
vent the gout attacking any vital part r,, nov
PRICE IS CENTS AND Is CENTS PEh Bun
Prepared by PROUT & HARSANT, No. 22s strand; Lon
don fngsnd and soid By their Agent MILTON hAk5AS
Co No us Frankli.s New.Yok aud by all druggists.
Her hejestjs Commssoners have authorized tn1 han"
and address Of thomas Prout. No ~ strand Lohoon
to be Impressed upon te Government Ssp, alh'sa tVes
box Of the genuine medicins.
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Couuterfeits on tine Rlerimack
County Bank. n. has

BUFFALO. Friday July -, l6o2
clearinghouse in this city received to-day IRON
Canada 81, 900 in one hundred dollar bills, counter
feits on the Merrimack County Bank, Concord, N.
II. They are u close imitation Of the genuine, ind
appear have been passed extensively and received
"a good taith ia CaDa1A
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rsted preJudcaly upon prices Tod,y there has bees
complete recovery and Indian stocks which had been rcsy
depressed have advanced considerably On Thursday lnaaa
Five Cents tou he'd 100 the .t quotation this day is IGN
to Conscs after tpuchng 92s close Get 10 for Az
gust sccouh tie seitlng having taken place this day New
Three T. Gents. s2i to 921
The plenty Of money hiss occasonsd further ss IL
chequr bills. which close i6 to 49, prem india sonds "a
10 23i.
The following are the latest quotations Of sscui.
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By the Etna, of Cape Race We have edvices to
the Eth inst. Con.ols closed on th,t day at 92t
money, after having been at 93s93t. The market
for American securities quiet. The latest sales
Of Erie Railroad were 1T 2sa29 v cent, aud Of Hi
nos Central at 49l 9fSi. A. Liverpool the sales Of
cotton were 5000 bales. Prices had advarced a
I'd. 2 10, bu, tie market closed quiet on the l7th.
The weather was favorable for the crops, and bread
strfIs are noticed as having downward tendency.
The Grea, Eastern, for Liverpool tomorrow, viii
take out 49, 600 bushels wheat and II 800 bbs. -FOUR
The statement of tho Bank of Eoglaud shows the
following variations, as compared with The previous
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y IT. LUDLOW, AlcUoneer.
DROyISIONS, CLOTHING, &C., at Auc-
ton by order Of Isaac Henderson e,q. Navy Agent
:. II. LUDLOW Co will eel i, Auction, on WEDNEs-
DAY Jolly 90 ~ II o'clock At the Navy Yard, Brooklyn by
order Of isaac Henderson. esq, Navy Agent
PRONislONS-A large quantity Of Biead, Eeei Fork.
Flour Rice Apples, Too Coffee Sugar Butter Beans Desic
Gated eseiabi.s Bread Brss, &c.
CLOTHING, &C Hound jackets. Jumpers TrowssI'.
Froks Oysr and UnderhiTts Satnct Fsnue Shoes soks
Mattresses. Blankets. Goats. tsJs, &C.
SMALL STORES, Se.-A qasut Of Tobacco, TAPE, Cot
ton silk Needles Tainbes Jsrkknivos Scissors Shaving
Brnshs., SOAP Combs Mess Kettles AID Pans Teapot
Mastard, blackini, &c
ALSO-A lot Of empty Barrels aud Boxe. lit OF which
can he seen ct the Auctoueef's Office No Pine-s,.
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u.s.~,o.. of ssroavcs.

= - -, ~ gIorr Isl bbis Cor Meal as bsY
S5 XVbikv l6i 900 bush Wheat lO5 oOC do Co.s
~ ~ A. o. /. 200 d. Rye 800 pigs PIovisions, zo2 Do
Lard. ~ do. Ashes
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IT S. MARSHALL INTERLOCuTQRY
" SALE
CARGO OF CRAFTSMANSHIP
CIkCAS SIAN.

DANIEL II. BURDETT, Auconeeg.
BY VIRTUE or AN ORDER or SALE TO ME Dr.
RECTED BY The HON. WILLIAM MARVIN. Jpdse
Of District Court VI IT, the SouhsG Di;ric OF fod
and Ia c.ordance with the report Of VIM Atkinson md
rus Clev.a and esquro the Appraisers appointed by tho
Court apart the dased and p.!shs3e goods
and such Likely deieroTse IN quality or v.loe du
iug the pendency OF the sppes will sell by fabic Agcto
gu TUESDAY, July 30 ~ ii o'ciock, & M. from ".d
oye Union Wsr.hou,e uch - has been reported 20
no 40 ooing under the order IL hs Court follow;
99i eaks He'd Wine T. ulisa Chatiaux &c
90 half cssks Wine (Jolsn Chs,tsuI, &cD
el62 csses Wine. diacrest bIands.
200 haf casks White Vine (Sauien, hc-)
II cases " hits Wine.
II cases White Vine
- casks White Wine Vinegar.
ssi cases S.Idnes-qusrters. halves snd whoies
so szcks Coffee Rio snd Old Government Java
4cs.es Bologna sAussscs
D c..e. Preserved .uch Meats
3l3case Preserved FIegch Fruits r
Is sys, u hole Pepper -
10 bsss Cloves.
40 cases Pfunes in glhss.
100 kegs Paint.
u key Copperss
! ess. PsiDt Brushes.
Is Z; utirs.
10 css.s Mushrooms In oil
70 chests Black and Green Teas
3cases kursyinss
cases ficlch Peas
winbe cod +, the sane p,o. on WEDNESDAY. ooh, At
l2m
s? osses Assorted MedicinsS
= drums Castor Oil.
q barrels Soda Ash.
g. bsuos soda
Csfro IT steamer CircsSigu.
Catalogues and .Amrle. can b.. sean a, the Office ~
HIRAM BENNkR, esq.. No. ll3 Wall 1t.
JAMES c CLsPP
L. g Marshall District floIids.
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are the ra.ec o. discoun! I'm The principal elite. Of


Ths improvement in GoyeTumen securities miac uItnsr
advance 90 the cay Of the eek but received b
rsry check on the pu sdvces from INDIA
,s, n,erpr tod as expressing Disqualification epesy
"a tb, NortLwcs Provinces Tbs dull wessnr' S'0' wv
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pEREMPToRY SALE at AUCTION o Of

about 500 LOTS OF LAND In the CITY o. HOBDkEN
N J-Nin be cold a. Public Auction Ut the Sss-room
No Ill Broadway Trinity Bun ding, TUESDAY, July -
inst al " o'clock, noon, by h. III LUDLOW Co. Auc
nneers alb Mt 500 ots Of snd ~ different pa-ts the tOs
TER TRACT in tho City OF ioboks kswJers-y Every
put up will be positively sold 10 tie highest bidder with
out fe.eIye and twohud- of the purchase money may at
three yess six per ibe lots will be sold by good
title simple free of all incmbances AID viii be ooa
vyed by deeds In order to The purchasers all
expense Of examining the title complete abstsct OF iiie
VIII DE uiui,h free of charge and original Searches
procured the of the seller viii I've exhibited to
them Maps Of the property showing the parcua lots TO oe
sod will Be posted different o! Hoboseo Jsey City
aud Psvonia dane before be d7y OF sale aud
may be the office OF the AuctoneeTs No 3Pne
~. NewYork For fu the particulars apply to CHARLES
r BUTLER Nc. z HaDover-st., New-iork.
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Burnlna f!nio, Oils, Nt.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL.
~ Received direct IRON the uiseiursn and re anu
for ,se N ausnus. 10 ,u IL pnne shipping oid.r y n
very Lowe, market raiss by SCiIIEFftLlS bhoihEh'
z Co. Aos 40 and I72 william, ct. New fof-
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GEo. A. LE,vIrr. Auciione-r.
EEO. A. LEAVIrT d Co. will SELL. at
~ AUCTION, SATURDAY EVENING. July %, at
their Trade Sac Rooms Nos ~ and ~ M-scer large and
CHOICE COLLt CfION Of MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
siugiy and Ia Quantities, eh stock As lot Of SCHOOL
Books assorted. Sale TO Commence : O'Clock, T.
Cataognes ready and books ON eibiDi,ion.
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A. NJ. MRRwty. Aucnoneei.
EY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co.. Irving Build
EP ing Nos 500 aud 500 Rresdway-sass Of Books Sta
,ouery PuIes Works Of Art Fancy Coos Furniture &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

United States S. rs Railroad bonds are loyer Michigan
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