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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-09

1t is curious fact that the Cathedral of
Notre Dame in Paris, though five hundred
years old, WAS never consecrated until few
weeks sincc.
During the present month ice has been
formed several times in the Yorkshire ponds,
England.
Cold water is determined foe to fcvers,
sgucs and consumption. Bathing in it is,
therefore, highly recommended. In London
II portion of the Serpentine is set apart for
the use Of the public, where, in II single
evening. seven thousand persons take adj
vantage nj the privilege.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-09

Dr. c. NJ jackson Dear Sir'-l feet It q plea
sure thus of my own accord, to bear testimony -
the excellence OF the German Bitter some years
since being much afflicted with. Dyspepsia, / used
them With very beneficial results, have often re
commended to persons cnicchicd by that ,orwcuuns
disease, and have heard trum them the most hattcT
ing testimonials to their great ralre ln eases of
general debility believe il 10 Dee tonic IhHt can
uut be surpassed J. VI LloN0'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-09

From Rev J Newton Brown u. D.. Editor Of the
Encyclopedia of Poligiops knowledge, and Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although moi disposed to favor cr recommend Pa
tent Medicines in general through distrust Of their
Ingredients and effects, yet know Of no sufficient
rcasouswhy man may not testify to the benefits be
believes himsclftu have received from my simllo
preparations in the hope that he may thus contribute
10 the benefit of others
do this the more readily in regard to Noonanl's
German Bittcrs, prepared by pr. &. VI jackson, Of
this city because was prejuii,,i against them for
many year, under the impression that they were
chirly an alt yi.rlic mixture. | am indebted To my
friend Robert shoemaker. Esq, for the removal 0t
this prejudice by proper tests, and for encourage
mcnt To- Try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. Tho of three bottles of
these Bttcrs at the beginning of the present year
was followed by evident relief and restoration to n
degree of bodily and mental vIgor which had not
felt Tor six months before, and had almost dcspairud
of regaining. | therefore thank God and my friend
lur directing to the use of them.
j. NEWTON BROWN.
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A SPLENDID TEAM

"a - N - nSs
% ftAE fLAM HORSES, QUE tso'hnfse rpFing
O Wagon siiL springs nnloF and la seoi order
und doahle ssll u iHnkse iiAfasss eomplsts -aald
msle gosi llpeksieT Magon, boa ~ y suiil Ia
fsls chstl aid 0n reasonable tsfus Call "a
tnlhhAcll conrERs foaadfy,
Fsuhufy iuly Z, lsbl
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MA NTfooD


lust Published, II new edition Of DR.. CULVER.
,J WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on the rodcal
cure without medioinel of SPERNATORRHHA, or
seminal weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses, IN.
Potency, Mental and Physical lncapaoity, impedi-
mrus To Marriage, ect also CONSuN NPTIOs, EPilep-
sy, and Fits, induced by seltndulgcnoe or sexual
eXtrayagance
i-V- Puee, iH a SEATED SHrsiope only SiT
rfHfs.
The celebrated author IN this admirable sSay
clearly demonstrates, from trty-ycHT successful
practice, that the alarming consequences Of self,
abuse may be radically cured without the dangcrou.
use OF internal medicine OF the application uf the
kuiic-pulnting Out mode OF cure, at once simpl,
certain and enec,ual by means Of which every sul,
icrer, no matter ahat hi1 condition may be, may
cure himself ehraply, privately, and radically
~ This Lecture should be- In the hands ot every
youth aud every InAn Ia the land
ssul undeTscal Ia plain envelope, 10 any allress
Postpaid on receipt OF two postage STAMPS by AL
dressing the publishers.
CHA. J, q. KLINE AGO,
lg7 nowsry, New York post Odles BoH l5s6
jane a. lssi -ly aa
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fSSf. 1861.
philadelphia ~ Erie Es:,ilrO:.d.
INlIIS great line traverScs the Northern and North
i west counties of Pennsylvania TO the city Of Erie
on Lake Eric.
Ii has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company and under their auspices is being rapidly
opened throughout ITS entire length.
1t is in for Passenger and Freight business
from Harrisburg to St. Mary's (2l6 miles) on the
Eastern Division, and from Sheffield TO Erie, t7S
miles, on the western Division.
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT srSBuRY
drrfre E6StWlrd. Lcare WcStir0rR
Mail Train. 10 % A VI. Mail Train, 4O5 p. NJ.
Express Trnin.ll As PM Express Train $50 A. VI
Cars run thruu IN without change both ways on
these trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven
snd between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Express Trains both
wars between Wiiliamsport and Baltimore and
Williamsport and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business
apply ut the :. L. Cor. llth and Market S,S.
And for Freight business of the Company's Agents
;. B. Kingston Ir, Cor. 18th and Market ST.
Philadelphia.
j. W. Reynolds. Erie.
J. VI. Drill, Agent y. G. r. r.. Baltimore
II. II. llrtsroN.
Gen'l Freight Agt Philada.
LEWIS l. Hsvpr.
Gen'l Ticket Ag't., Philada
JOSErH d. PorrS,
Gen'l Manager, Williamspcrt.
May 81, 1861
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lmportnnt Letter from Secretary
Chase.

Chase.
WASHINGTON, July 2.--The communica-
ton of Ex-Secretary Chase, which he sent
to the Committee of Ways and Means on
the Goth ult., says
The aggregate revenue from all sources
for the year closing with the 30tE, reached
$242, 100000. The expenses, excluding two
months pay of TIE Army, due July |, $780,.
100000. The amount in excess of revenue
$640,00 900. Taking the highest amount
estimated. and assuming that the misccllane-
Gus receipts will reach $50 900, 900, the
whole amount of revenue for the next ycni
cannot he set down at more than S3lS,000
900. The expenditures of the year are like
ly to reach $3.50, 100000, and S4S0,000, to
be raised by loans.
The nan bill provides for only 100000
900, and that is the largest sum which, in
his Judgment, can be reasonably attempted.
There remains then, S92. 900. 600 to be pro-
vided for all considerations of puulic inte-
rest seemed to him to require imprrativcly
that it be raised by the increase of revenue.
He therefore proposed to raise the deficiency
so that the changes proposed by him would
produce the difference.
Difference between the rate on
incomes by the old and new
Till added to the tax of the
current year, $4,000, OG0
Tax on leaf tobacco, 100000
lncume OF tax on smoking and
chewing tobacco, 100000
Increase Of tax on malt liquors 100000
Tax on dealers sales, 100000
Tax on spirits on hand. 20.O0O,0O0
Increase of tax on spirits. 100000
Add the amount not increased
but brought from the next
into the. present current
year, 10000, 900
Making an aggregate Of actual
or virtual ircrcase, $4,000, 600
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-09

nr Jackson:-r,ar Sr.-I tct it ir' 20 your
excellent preparation. H'lduris Dtruau ilucrs Goo
add my testimony jU the deserved reputation It ha-
obtained / ha,, tug year,, Ht time tyrn troubled
With great disurJcr in my he1i and nyrvpu. system.
1 was advised by o. ni.ul O., uY bottle UIyour G,r
man Bittcr-, uii sn. urd have experienced great
and uucNpegtcl rciyl iuy health hHs been vrrN
materially benefited confidently recommend tlc
article where meet with suso, similar io nay own.
aud have buyu assured by many ct ,hc.r good alsyl
Respectfully yuuIs 4 WINTER,
kuNuuruu.h pa
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EscndlnE Railroad.
eITMN1RR ARRANGEMENT-

u W Nl Ih n lhAN VI
HREAT TRUNK LINE nom tho North ana
u NORTHWEST Tor Ih,lsdelrhi New York, ltoad'
ing Puusvil,c, Lebanon, Allentown. Ea,tou, Ac.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadclphla, New
York Reading Puttsyiio, and all Intermediate
stations at : 4. NJ, end On T. NJ. :,
New York kNprc,s leaves Harrisburg at t~Ho VI
riyins 1T Now York at - the same day
A frr, ,ial Accommodation Passenger tHiu leaves
Realins at h A. Nj, and returns from Harrisburg
at l., NJ, .,,
Fare. nom Harrisburg To New York - 10 10
Philadelphia - 20 and .! 80, Baggage checked
through . a
Ruiuminr leave Nyw York at \ ~ Noon'
aud 4 N, lPutshursh iAWeN arriving NJ haIfl.'
burg At . A NJ Leave fhIladelp hia nt : ID \. NJ
and 80 NJ
sl,,,in. pars Ia the New York ENprcss Trains
thT.ush Ia aud from littshuTgh without change,
pa,,,pse,, hy tho CattaNisa Hail hoad leave le'
m..,ua al . % A NJ nud la y NJ iuf ihdadel'
phia New \ uTk. aui all Way ioln,s
Train. leave pots, W ~ 10 A NJ and Z 80 i.
NJ tr philais slphia 8arushuTs aht Ass York
AZ aeooinia,s lnliuu fsseuggr uain lrates h'alin;
At Oo A Nj uui gsturus ig'm fhilalelp pA'A al %
~ An the aboys ,raias Taa daily Sundays ca
4 saniay train lsa,ss poitsyille AtT.al A y
| And PLhadrlpha ht b o. l. NJ.
Communication. Mileage. season ant tAtuftiuu
Tirksis at Ttdutrl faiss o. and num all isiiuis.
~ f0usds h4ssasy ailp~'a sseh fe,,,sutsi
Nglsral Superintendent
Ma. IL lhAl
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Northern Central Railway
SIMMER ,E,sHrEa TABLE.

THREE TRAINS DAILY to and from Baltimore
ud Washington city.
Corrections made With trains on pcnnsvlvlu!a
Railroad, to ard from pitt,hurg aud the West
THREE TRAINS DAILY to and from tneNorth and
West Branch Snsquehauna Elmra and all Of North
en New York.
ON and after MONDAY. MAY 10Th, 1867
~ the Passenger Trains of the Northern Central
Hallway will arrive at aud depart from Sunhury
Harrisburg and Baltimore rs follows, VIZ
SOUTHW WARD
Mail Train lcGtcs Snnbury daily except
Sunday. 20 - v
" leaves Harrisburg ! 9o +. VI
arrives at baltimore, 10
Express Train leaves Sunbury daily
except SundayJ II 45PM
leaves Harrisburg except
Monday 30 \. VI
arrives at Baltimore daily
except Monday % y. VI
Harrisburg Accommodation leaves Harris.
burg, 90 ! VI
Suubury Accommodated lca7cs Sunbury
daily leAcel' sunday at 30 ! N
NORTliWhRp
Mail Train leaves baltimore daily ey.
ccpt sunday - \ "
leaves Harrisburg - i. VI
arrives at Smhuiy. 10
Express Train leaves Eult,mur" daily 30 y. "
arrives at llarr-burr ! 90 \ NJ
" leaves Harrisburg except
Monday, - \ VI
arrives At @unhurv. 2a
Harrisburg Accommodation leaves Hairl--
burg daily .rN'nu' >uniryl At " rN : "
arrive, al Harrisburg. yN I VI
sSuuhury Accommodation leaves Harris
hgrE daily ,rycopt sunday al tl VI
lnr frrlayr information alrIv e. 'He Office.
] y. HrBhEHN ten suY'
Harrisburg juno 1864
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TOWN IOTS Eo,s SALE.

hoS ~ hso
THE undersigned will sell at private sale, TW EN-
l II-SIN TOWN LOTS, situate in the borough of
Suubury. The lots are located within few squares
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's Machine
all suitable building lots, situate in the most pleasant
portion OF the borough. They will be sold rea-
Scnable terms. For further particulars apply to
PETER II. MASSER,
II. b. MASSER,
FRANCIS BUCHER,
Sunbury June lS 1864. Executors.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-09

EWN uW M- -Ezs va eH9
soLIDIFIED
DENTAL CRELK.
Tor Cleansing, Whitening and
Preserving tho TEETH!
This article is prepared with the greatest care upon
scientific principles, and warranted not to contain
anything IN the slightest degree deeterOus 10 The
teeth or gums. Some of our most eminent Dental
Surgeons have given their sanction to- and cheerful
ly recommend 1t rs preparation of superior quail
tics for cleansing. whitening and preserving the
TEETH Ii cleans them readily, endering them
beautifully white and peary without the hghtcst
injury to the enamel 1t is healing to the gums
where they are liberated and sore II is also an cx
ccllcn disiniecor tor old decayed teeth, which are
cften exceedingly offensive Ii gives rich creamy
taste TO the mouth, cleansing it thoroughly aud i'm.
parting delightful fragrance to the breath
PREPARED ONLY BY
A. II a W LEY & CO,
n. W. Cor. 10Th, Lombard Sts.. Philadelphia
And sold by all Druggists. PRICE rs GEMS.
TESTIMONIALS.
The following opinion of Dr. White, ne tc the hish
esteem in which he holds the Dental Cream must be
sufficient evidence of its value; to quote Other testi
morss in detail needless contcntng ourselves bv
simply giving the names and addresses of persons
who speak OF Its excellcncy for the teeth.
Phndclphia, April 5th, 1863.
Having carefully examined A. Hawley's "Sclidi-
fed Dental Cream | hereby chccrfullv recon-
mend it to the public generally. 1t is an excellent
preparation for cleansing and preserving the teeth
nnd can he used by all persons with the utmost con
hdence, as its properties perfectly harmless BE
sides preserving the teeth. it promotes healthy
action to the gums and imparts plcasantness to the
breath.
Dr. W. II. WHITE. 1903 Arch st
Thomas Ingram. NJ. II Dentist, lgl n Fourth st.
j. Brkey. PSI 5 Sixth St.
L. Nanderslicc, Surgeon Dentist, 1875 Arch st.
I. A. kinshury, Dentist, lllg Walnut st.
). Dillingham;, b ID. s, 734 Arch st.
F. NJ. Dixon. S27 Arch st.
Edward Townsend, Dentist. 1926 y. Fourth St
l.. H. Dorphlcy Dentist SO7 n. Tenth st.
NJ. Il. Long Dentist, 62g n. Sixth st.
May -. lS64.-ly
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EAAEAEES
tyT Read who saws SO:

From the Rev Lovi c. Beck, Pastor of tho Baptist
Church, Pcmberton, y. J.. formerly of the North
Baptis; Church, Philadelphia.
have known IIoonand' German Bit;crs fuyora-
bly, for a number OF years. have used them in my
own family, and have been SO pleased with thcir
effects that was induced tn recommend them to ma
nv others and know that they have operated in "a
strikinglv beneficial manner take great pleasure
in thus publicly pruclaimng this nct. and calling, tn"
attention of those afflicted with the disease for which
they recommended, to these Bitttrs, knowing from
experience that my recommendation will bc sustain
ed Z do this more chccriully lloohand Rtcrs
is intended to benefit the afflicted. and is Il rum
drink Yours truly, LEVI q. BECh.
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Now Rnchclln. y Y

From the Rev. J. NJ Lyons formerly Pastor Of the
Columbus n. J and Milestown O'a) Baptist
Churches.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-09

Prom luy llruubu, a The Grfmau Reformed
Church, hutstuWu, bvtk, county IT,.
nr &. NJ. jackson Respr.lri sIr % nave been
troubled With Dyspepsia nearly teruy Jvars at .
have never used auy madeleine tn1t dlt rc a. tua 10
guud as iioolan4 Bluvi-. | am very much ia
piUted ia health sit,g ha,lus taken nly h.'.i's
AuuTs. Win tgpgrt j. hthAlNH.
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Goral affairs.


Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-19
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
FROM MISSOURI.
TnOIQ IVISSUUhI.
Condition of Affairs i'm that State-rm.
portant Order by General Rousseau

portant Order by General Rousseau.
ST. LOUIS, July 1s.-Despatches from Col
Ford, at Kansas CITY, received here, saws he
has Just returned from Platte and Clay coun-
ties. His command is now AT Liberty
Tbornton'S rebels have broken into small
bands and scattered through the country
Twenty tour OF them were killed
Colonel Ford suggests that the citizens of
Platte and Clay counties be not armed, as nine
tenths OF them are disloyal, have assisted
thornton to raise his force, and given him all
information, Keeping everything from our
troops.
Colonel Ford has notified the provaineu. citi-
Zens OF these counties that hereafter they will
be held strictly accountable for the con dnct of
the guerrillas, and has called a meeting OF
citizens and rebel sympathizers at Liberty,
when he will tell them how they can save the
countles from desolation.
Col. Ford captured 2C6 United States mus
kets in the hands OF these guerrillas, burned
the warehouse containing over 100 more, with
considerable ammunition, and captured bat
tle-flag.
Gen. Rosseau has issued an address In the
people OF Northwest Missouri, stating that
they have deceived him. that, while they prom
ised to preserve the peace and aid the Govern
ment, they have allowed guerrillas to live and
recruit among them, and that the arms and
ammunition put into their hands for the pre-
servation of the public safety have been used
to destroy it. He tells them that nothing is
now left them to do but to wholly renounce
and help to exterminate the common enemy, or
their country will be desolated.
All loyal and law.abiding citizens must
promptly combine with the military autnori-
ties, giving all possible aid, assistance and in
formation, or suffer the violence which must
which finds no parallel even in our Indian
wars
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FROM EUROPE,

The Dano-Germanic Que of
Peaceful SoiutiOn-Excitins Debate i'm
Parliament.
FATHER POINT, July iS.-The steamship
passed this point
LONDON, July S.-Consols for money, aOya
l0&i American securities flat, with sales The
bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
two hundred and sixty seven thousand pounds
LONDON, July S.-There is no news OF i'm
portanee in regard to the Danish war. The de-
bate ir the house OF Commons was in progress.
A fierce party spirit is evincsd. A division is
M inistry only four majority
The kearsarge has arrived off Dover.
The Sacramento arrived at Cherbourg
Rumors very unfavorable to Grant are pre-
valent in England, and caused a rise of 2as
per cent. in the Confederate loan, which ranged
from 65 to67
1t was announced that the amount reonired
for the September dividends and sin king. fund
had been received by the London agents
The Times, in reviewing General Grants
position, says il is difficult not to conclude that
the campaign is now reduced to the question of
petersburg or nothing. 4f ha
Prince John, Of Glucksburg, the youngest
brother of the King of Denmark, has reached
Beriin-it was supposed in the interests OF
peace. " =
A private telegram from Copenhagen says it
has been determined at a counciI OF ministers
to treat for peace directly with Prussia, upon
the basis OF Denmark being admitted n the
German Confederation, as the only means OF
saving the monarchy. This is regarded highly
: Russia rs making active naval preparations
at Oronstadt II was stated that the Russian
squadron was about to visit the Swedish and
Danish ports in the Baltic. a
Special kilograms from Copenhaeen IN tho
London papers confirm the report that paeid.
negotiations were going on between DcnmarS
ana Prussia, and that pending these NO attack
will be made.
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pY JAS. G. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE AND BUILD
ING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF NORTH Ii
AND 10TH STREET WEST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 2lst, at half
past six O'Clock, the premises, we shall sell,
for account of estate of the late Com Crane parts
of Lots and ii in Square No lao at the corner of
18th street west and north H street, together with
the improvements consisting OF three story
brick dwelling house with back buildings.
stabling. DC. The property will be divided into
three parts two building lots and the house and
lot on which it stands with suic icient side alley,
Possession of the house will be given on the lst
of October, 1861
Terms cash.
Cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid by the
purchaser.
jy I'D j. T.. McG UihE CO., Ancts.
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EOR sALE-A 6ne four-year old BLACKH HAWK
i COLT will work 9 ither single OK double. Can
betwssn sth and 7th. PFisa $2s. &. .. y. At
Wall. eseyheDs 4 Go y1lw
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
RY ]. G. Meg GUIRE l. CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES HALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING

LOTS DoAADA'9
In execution Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
L sass :. si.,sa %
the 7ts instant the subscriber. Trastss
81. oiioxns v.Iusbis 1s sufEbfsa HI rs LOTS sS
inston citS Al, In the First Ward OF Wash
aSs No IS S9tas g feet inche. street
ssa s..s.s IS Sss e:
aSous With the improve
Lot No: Y. ftonting on 18th street 50 feet. and
ruRni1s AZ s5ss back n. 10 M fses . inches %
nss IL Egs,ns ssi ,s ISL .sssss
Also, ali that part Of lot No. A. lying immsdi.
s asd Ne sss
No Being sa s. 10 feet S' noSss o 81 ls sGss sss
This property is in an agreeable aud improving
part Of tie city. in view Of the avenue. and very
The Lots viii be- subdivided, if desired, to suit
purchasers.
On the n day TU The 18th Of
oG 81. a.ss sGs 81 e.go The
IN one body. at the corner Of north D and ios66
Lots Nos. 1,2. Is. and ls in Square s6s. lying in
ons body, at the corner of north and nth streets
Lots Nos. Ia. ;, and 4, In Square 1Ns5. fronting
together 81 feet on East Capitol street, between
18th and l4th streets east.
Lots Nos as. 4 and TO- in Square ,o57 fronting
tosethsr 2s feet on East Capitol street. at the
Lots Nos Z Is, Is, and II, in square lilo, front.
ing ON East st. Capitol and south streets. between
Lots Nos. and 2, in Square III, lying at the
corner of south and 18th streets east
Many of these corner Lots, situated on the
widest streets. on high ground. dc.
The terms Of ,sle prescribed by the decree are IS
follows: One third Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash. and the residue in two equal Install
ments. at six and twelve months from the day of
sale with interest," to be secured by approved notes
or bonds.
The Trustee reserves the right to resell any por-
ton of the property, in case the terms of sale are
not complied with within ten days from the day of
sale at the risk OF the defaulting purchaser on
ten days notice in the National Intetligencer.
Conveyanoes and stamps st the cost Of the pur
chaser. A. b. HAGNIR, Trustee.
je l6-2aw&ds J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE rs UNAvOIDABLY
postponed until THURSDAY and FRIDAY AF-
TERNOONS, July 2lst and 22d. same hour and
place.
: 4. r. HAGNER, Trustee.
jy 15d ]. c. Meg ClRE & Co., Aucts,
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RYJ C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctieneers.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF A FINE SQUARE OF
GROUND.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July I'D. at
o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, We shall sell the
whole of square No 800, lying on north ii street,
between 18th and Sth streets east.
The sale of this square entire affords a hne OPP
pOrtunity for investment speculation: IL hes
well with the grace in a rapidly improving part
OF the city, has pavement &C., laid on the street
front.
Terms. One half cash. the remainder in and
u months with interest, secured by deed OF trust
Cd the premises.
Conveyances at the cost of the purchasers.
iy sd J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
Office Of Chief QHdrtsrnnaste1,
WAsAIHGToN, ID. C.. July 4, l64.1
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the high
est bidder, at the times and places named below,
viz:
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, July Nth,
Reading &. Pennsylvania. THURSDAY. July 2lst.
1864.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY. July
18th, 1864.
Altoona. .Pennsylvania, THURSDAY. August
Wiiliamsport. Pennsylvsnia, THURSDAY, An.
TWO HUNDRED taoN CAVALRY HORSES a.
each place. o..
the Cavalry service ofth Army.
FOR road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had. tfE
Horses sold singly. .-
Terms: Cash in United States co Currency
Lieut. Col, and Chief 9uartsrmsster,
ty6-td = - Cavalry Bureau.
SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
Caisf oxar.rmaste,'s 0aes, Dspos Wash,nsso~,s
WashtaytoS, d. C., Jtae 70, 1864. !
WIN be sold at public auction, Ct the Corrals,
WEpNEbhYh tn: july M ans on
HbRsEs y And Nd MULES.
Sonacsmned as unfit for public service
aI. aeL.s. 0ash in Government funds.
eAis 70 'ommenee at 10 o'clock o. 2,
je as-22t ana yntsl naeot ~ W.shinston,