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SALE OF CONDEMNED GRAIN sACRs.

CHIEF QUARrERNAsrKR's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON DEPOT, )
WASHINGTON, d. c., July IL, 1854.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, at 7th street
wharf, in the city of Washington, d. O., on MON
DAY, July a. 1864. at ii O'Clock a. M,
IS 600 OLD GRAIN SACKS,
condemned as unfit for public service.
Successf nj bidders will be required to remove
their purchases within five days from date of sale
Terms cash in Government funds.
d. Fl. FUCKER,
Brgadier General and Chief Quartermaster,
jy ltd Depot of Washington.
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SORE THROAT,
COLD,
and similar troubles, if suffered to progrsss re-
suit in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth-
matte affections. cftentimes incursble.
Browns BRONCHIAL TRooHBs
are mpounded 30 as to reach directly the seat
the disease, and give almost instant relief.
10 Inn
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE TWO DESIRABLE BRIoE

DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS ON 21sT
STREET, BETWEEN AND STREETS.
O'Clock. on the premises, by virtue of a deed q
trust dated July 18th, 1870, and duly recorded in
Liber A. s., No 2O2 foos 2I8 ct seq :, one of the
land records for Washington county b. c., sh ali
sell parts of Lots lettered 4" and IF" in Todds
recorded subdivision of orr ginsl lots T. and O. in
Square numbered lO2, fronting together 90 feet ON
2lst street west, between G and II streets north,
three: story. Brick Dwelling houses, with back
Terms Of sale: One third in cash. and the re-
mainder in and IL months, with interest, secured
by deed of trust on the premises.
Cost of conveyances, including revenue stamps,
to be paid by the purchaser.
If the terms of sale are not complied with In Ave
days, the Trustee reserves the right to resell az
the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser.
j. CARTER MARBURY, Trustee.
je 2-eo&ds &c. MCGUIRE Co., Aucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN
consequence of the illness of the Trustee until
MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, same hour and
place, ]. CARTER MARBURY, Trustee.
yseo&ds &C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct4.
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SxCREF DIsKASR,

Sama,iaa.'s Gift is the most certain, safe And
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures In two to four days
no balsam no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
DO not want to be exposed. Male packages, o.
female, %.
Sanarstas's Root aad Herb .rstess-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis ,Scrofula Ulcers Sores
Spots, letters &c. Price 81, or six bottles Tor 9s
Sold By 8. O. Ford. See Advertisement md
NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WsAKsEss, etc. It,
Car Be Cured BY one who has really cured himself
and hundreds OF others, and will tell you nothing
but the tyxth. Address, with stamp,
EDwARD d. TRAvnR,
mar D&W,ly Lock Box. Boston. Mass.
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Warranted TO CURE IN SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey's
Antidote, An English Specific of siXty-fve years'
standing, will cure Gonoryh9d IN six days. No
change Of diet required Price 81 per bottle. Bold
by S. O. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue,
Washington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. il 6-ly
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Do You c.lor your whiskers and moustachep I
80, use the Japanese Hair Stain.n No hair dive
in the world equal to it. Only one preparation,
1t colors q natural black or brown. Only so cents
o box. g. c. FoRD
je 2-eo3m $50 Pa. avenue, Sole Agent,
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SALE ALEX AN DRI A. VA, OF OONDRMNEl
- QUARTKRMASIE Rs' STORES.

Cx4f Qxar-maste.,, Gbts. Wasi'rstes Depos.
EasAington, Jnly II 1864 (
WIZ be sold at Public Auction ct Alexandris,
Va. on TUESDAY, July -, 1854, at IL o clock a.
m alerge lot of Saddle Blankets. Brides Horse
and Mule Collars, lanes, Saddles, Wagon VIII ps
Hcrse Covers Wagon Covers, Lanterns. Shovels
g. able Forks, Psalins Scales, Black smiths and
Carpenters' Tools &c, &c.. &C., condemned as
unfit for pu bile service,
the articles within Ave days from date of sale
Terms cash, in Government fnnds.
D. Fl. RUCKER
Brigadier General. Chief Quarternastsr.
5y1l-M Depot Of WashiRgton
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Oh. DUPoHT's Sugsr-cOsted Female Regulating
Pills are the rery bet IN They operate speedily
and etsdareiy. and being sugar -eonfed create no
nausea upon the most delicate stomach A trial o.
these Pills will prove their superiority ocs- all
others. Price 81 box. Sold by 8. @. Ford, corner
18th street and Pc. avenue Washin gton and Henry
Cook, AleXandria. is6-ly
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L. OR SALE-Two HORSKS 49, CApTa. Lso. a
Hackney CAhAIAGE in good "a .nins order.
ln9nire e. ne eornsr Of nth ana streets. of
PATklCh hhLAhunAh. " il-e0Us
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYH!i

Bachelors celebrated Heir Dye Is ths best in tn
world. The only harnlsss, ryss axd reliable Dye
know This splendid Hair Dys Is perfect-chanses
Bed. Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to Q Glossy
b!aek or Nasxyal BYo,rx, without injurins the hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; ir,parts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine color and rectides the Ill effects
Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A
BACHELOR, all others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided Sold BY ell druggists, 30. Fac
ry-s1 Barclay street. New York. Bachelors
Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. y7.sol
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SPElNAToRRH9A oAs BIZ CURED-Dr Rand 70 Spe-
cifc cures Spe1matorrhoa. Semi.al Wsakslss, I'm
R 1 Los O. Pocs, ss '':'diy and sfestsaig
will convince the most skeptical of its merits
Price 81 box. Sold by ;. o. Ford, corner 18th
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
SaR
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d OOMS FOR RENT.-ComfortabIe and we'll
II furnished Rooms at $50 18th street, between
G and II SITS. The location is one of the most de-
sir able in the city. my24-tf
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WANTED 1MMEDIATELY-Pourg good JOUR
w EEYMEN CARPENTERS. Apply at TCR-
TON LoURYs, 18th. above the Kirk~ood
iy
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M ANTED-By a Drug Clerk SITUATION.
w Understands the bu siness and can come well
recommended Address J. 7. at this Office.
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RY JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers

SNUG TWO.sTORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
ON CHESNUT STREET, BETWEEN 18th
AND 18TH STREETS
On TUESDAY AFT ERNooN, July 18th, at ss
Lots No. 48 and 40, in Drury's subdivision Of
square 29, fronting IA feet 6inches on Chestnut
street. between lith and 18th streets west and p
and streets north improved by well built two.
story brick Dwelling House
Terms cash. Convsyances at the cost Of the
purchaser - '
~ Immediate possession given
tyA JAMES MCGUIRE 6CO,, Aucts
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and tAe public in general tbst an nov receiving
my spring STOCK 81 American and French PAP Nh
HAEGlEGs, conaistias Of the finest French Gilt
Papers, suitable for psrlors. dining ROOMS. chan-
herr and halls.
I aia also in receipt of &c assortment Of Gilt
Oornice, Gilt Wiadov Shades and Picture Oofd
and Tassels.
An per.ons wishing to crchAse will do well to
ieok for themseive before buying elsewhere, &c
have the lars aasortnent q the shove goods u
the city. JOHN ALEXANDER.
ayeeezn tIntsi.I No. $40 p. aveans.
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WAETED-A SITUATION in a Grocery and
LIQUOR Store. By Q yonng Man vhs thor
ough,y understands the business. Would have NO
oshJeetiops to drive an Express Wagon. Apply at
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| WANTED-A first class COOK for restaurant,
| W white or eOlnred Good wages given.
| ply az A BAEC0CKS, No. 239 Pa. aV.. between
| 18th and 18th jy l5-3ts
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EOR SALE-WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
The three story BRICK HOUSE, land Lot, }
No. $50. 9th street, Island, between D and e
streets. It contains nine rooms, aud is in all re-
Epects a desirable residence and property. Apply
to w. D. WALLACH, Star Office. je 2S-tf
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,.s-ss~AAs &c. MCGUIRE L CO.. 4ocss.
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n TIN LATEST STYLES
- rRAw HATS ~
oHAs. L. LOOK WOOD & CO.'S.
Im.n 324 Pa. av. bet 9th and 10th sts,
EOR CAPE NAY.
The stsunch and CO 20 nodioua Steamsr
MANHATTAN,
Captain Y. A. kYtHRR,
OF the Cape May line, 10 nov making her regular
Leaving Arch street wharf, Phils- I. AGaAEN
delphie, every Tuesday, Thursdxy az-7ss.s
snd Saturday a. CLOCK o. ID. Returning, leaves
Cape May every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at 8h O'Clock q N.
Stopping at New Castle going and retur ning.
Fare, 81 80, carriage hire Included. Children
half price Servants 81 50, carriage hire extra.
freight viii be received after O'Clock. and in
al. instances must be prepaid
1y7-lm Jos. 6THHAkT, Agent.
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ITO RENTAL elegant HOUSE, with brown
stone front, partially furnished, with all mod
ern ipProvements, centrally and pleasantly To-
rotary Chase, together with large brick stable.
The premises not to be. rented fora bos5din 3
h hopss For particulars inquire Of Hen =, D D,
No. ~ Al street. Possession given immediately.
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EOR SALE-second- hand and new CLOTHING
Il for males and females; Boots, Shoes, &C.; q K
lures also for sale. Apply at No. 76 La. av., be
tween 9Th and 10th SITS. jy IA At
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"ANTED-A SITUATION a. Foreman Of
w Bakery, Confectionery. or as Steward The
best of reference given, Address ". r. H., Star
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EXCURSION TO GLYAoyT.-The steamer
Ptpnix, Captain Stackpo!s, will take anotne
excursion parry down to 9lymont Tomorrow
TINS Offering another opportunity for sal
down the Potomac and day OF rural enjoy
ment at this popular resort
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMusEMENrs TONIGHT

CONFERENCE.-THE last opportunity OF
witnessing the play Of the "Bash whscxers
who have witnessed 1t can testify how we'll II
was produced. The rest Of the company Will
also appear in bill replete with fun, and as Is
usual on Saturday night, the house WILL no
doubt be crowded.
SANroRp's TROUPE of MINISTRIES, combined
with that of Dick Parker, continues 10 give de-
ightful entertainments at Growers theater
.The Exempts," the black letter version OF
"Romeo and Juliet" "The Rival Lovers
and numerous other acts are announced for
tonight.
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A COAoB viii leave the end OF tho Horse
Rsilroac, on "a b street NJ aud O'Clock, July
~, passing over the Seventh street road to
Biair's house, stopping at all tbs places of in
terest connected with the rebel occupttion.
Fare 81 out ano bHes. Tickets 10 De had st the
Isper stand in the Post Once
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsHs.-John =
HAZEL fast riding; John Joh nson, yaprancv.
Michael Thompson and ]. II. Bradley, IT.,
lighting; Eugpue McCaaa. drunk and disor.
DERBY; Margaret McNeal. do; Isaac Joell aud
Stephen LarkiD, drunk; John Chapman. dru (
and dlsorderly; dismissed. joseph Thomas,
grand larceny; 90. Ann Elizabeth Curtis, do.
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Port OF New York, July 10. 1864.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
steamshi p33ermania (Ham), Schwensen Hamburg June
e. VIA 10Th wa %sae and 81 psssenss, .o 70
Eseic sn a Il 90 ion q o passed steamship "a cig q
Steamship Gen aeis. ~ transport, Watson. Fortress
steamship virginia ~ rsnspsr Snyder Point Lookout
ship Henry ozark tof Kennsseak,. rowns Newport as
dAg wa voaaser r Sn wSon days.
Anier ApIi Cape Good Hope May u with ieaS' 70 Den
BARK weSfoot tBr, Humphrey, Parqua, Peru, 90 days
BARK 3 hyerson tBr). Healy Antw.rp 5, days with
Br brig Triumph Of ST Johns Nr for Boston "a days out
and supplied her with provisions .. ., :, > s,n..,
oaop 6.h lat 40 40 lon 81 ss spoke schr Red Fox
Bsrs nspSyr fof BOSOM, Small Palermo 4s days with
fruit Bas.s.. soSerson Passed Gibraltar June IL hAa
Bars Edwin sr sosisn Lindsey Palermo AprI ;' an
Ela Virginia, johnson. Buenoa Ayres May y with
Bark = Leishton (BrI BasSford Psrnambueo june ls
with PhOp Co June pr ~ La yoss % os 81 Gn u
lat 81 lon 81 90 bark Queen Of the SOUTH from buenos Ay
Bark IFr) Lion Martinique, 22 days with moasses,
dos. q days with moIasses to TrowSridge.
Bark Gemsbok tU storeshp), McNear, ~ rhomaS' IN
Bark Mustang, Wells Cow Bay, cB. II dayawh COAL. TO
Brig Asa lBr Gspd,n. PoE, Elizabeth con, 60 days,
spoke Norwegian brig Free Trade from Havana for Fall
20 lon os spoke DANISH b schr @ Gas Is
spoke bark Emma Hall rr.% RENE Tor Portland
ooss Gs y"s % Ban.S DsH tppsFw
eos ss osHs wrss G RIO it a 9 Il
81 0 passed number OF planks beams de- apparently be-
longing to vessels house.
coffee to Ii Vining Sd inst lat 81 a. lon 81 spoke
brig Sarah days Palermo for Phiadelphia 7h lat
Florida crnising In lat 10 81 lon 81 co. saw the
Of a large vessel, partly burned. . .. .r,,
eoss ss nss .s's0 Gays
Brig Isabella (Br) Handed. Para 2s days. with rubber
Brig RoSi MOVE tof Ssw Haven't, Hochksa Martinique.
June H. with moasses. 70 Trowbridge Sons ,., -.
Brig Sn,ioe Bird 81 the Wave tB roeter Kingston 20
Brig Ella tBr Cox Msyasne5 June * with sugar su to
N o,s Sons s.v sS YORK. x CO ~ S n sf m s. 81 Sg pos
brig Caroline Kelly, Of and from Portland for Masanzas
Brig Machias tof Machias Cstes Neuvitas IL days. with
sugar Thompson Hunter. Sid In co with bark Fish
Brs ,Bschelor Gor g. Andrews NB) Miller. Santa Cruz
20 days, with sugar. to John Boyntons Son &Co
Brig Henrietta tBr), Hodsdon, Bermuda days. IN bal
Brig IS OBI, Rowe Gaspee IS days. with Ash to " "
Merriam Sd inst, on Georges Banks saw schr Smack of
q s revenue schr A Bown. Lieut. Com Dckerson,
schr ADRIAN iBr,, Smith, hayaguez "a days with sugar.
schr Harsaway tBr), Hollis Bermuda. days with SKINS
schr Hound tBr) Pearman Bermuda, days. with OIL to
schr Actor Allen Aoaco. days. with fruit to master
schr + 5 Potter. Potter. Port Royal, days.
schr g wsldron Il Lee Dish!on :.
Steamer i N Fairshid, Trout. phnadelphia.
steau,er Pelican. waiarcn rrayideno~
Steamer warrior, Mott Providence.
SAILED.
Sh-SteAmers United States Patspsco, Western Metropo
TrowbrIdae Lady Milne feyio, Meteor EXCELSIOR Louise
Wichsnds brigs rortunsta Pssod Coursr Maria Whsesr
Msngam, Geo ThonaaA
Wind at sunset
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Notice 60 MarineRs.
S s n S: 70 On
cs% Z; :SS gone s
Ii nss.sau.. sSsss c.s ,a a
order 2 ;s:;. s.S
Ismsn.in. n The rs.dssesd. Poston-
ks:':Ss:i Esssi.ss. "a. NIsYS y Of r.r..
.s., q. q :...S % .. H'A Of the
Whaiemen.
"a Msy 6nSss 4; . 'isr Helen 'nd'r 70
snip Hqn,,sss robs,. NIB. vss heard fro. no dss mos
ys. y e. =: s,i.;s,! MAY e. s... =.
Reports ne orr.y ras Parker. Ss' leaking quo '0'
% T., ss''sS' % rs "a" n
sSip Hdsps oibS. Davis EB was Il Bay Of Islands Nch
ssraf "a 2 p. q Ma
:.I s:::s 3 < s::;. * s.Is Ss.. Z
Bari. Marina ihonaa NIB, vas a Hno May h. ali we'll.
S' 4. ss; & s.s: s sss az
s.Ir Ras., Alien, NIB, was wssssrn Ground In Nay;
.Bsri see Br..ss, wsess NIB, arr u rvG nayls with
bart oysyhousd. sevs Of wssspors 81 rsyh May ~
Ssri Posssr Piass..l NB arr si SsyI Nay ~ with 100
sp, clean. i. -
BARK Elisa Devoi NE was q Mongsaui March -. viii
S.rE r.uuS HsmOsa q oiwssiD0rs touched - rsys ias
~ j ss sss. ~ :.s.s s = r,,. HS TO- VII" -
schr Ralnbow, Coleman Nant spoken Juns ~ isi 81
gss:s Sas. % T. Az ~ x Sss o. al veil viii .Ssss .
sf ns ssss H.
wits % sp 80 blknsh' Bmpcrum q Dc. y sp bltn.h;
th. aoper, of do nearly sk Eassua hnoS "t 90 -;
Watchman. rpson. $40 hik6sh.
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Ninth ARMY CoRps, BEFORE PETERSBURG, Va,
July 0, 1864. !
THE DEMONSTRATION.
The rebels made another demonstration upon lines
yesterday afternoon with the object previous
s,asions OF ascertainng strength. strong skrmsh
line thrown out advance OF their works, which
smet with q hot fire from the boys In the
Enxenchments, and soon gave way and retreat
nd. The fighting determined on the
Front Of General Wilcox. eAfter the withdrawal
the rebels their works the fighting merged into
artillery duol. which lasted some time
CASUALTIES
We have TO regre: the woundng OF Lieutenant John
Banniser rwentyfourth New York oavary who lost his
right arm belew the elbow. Sergeant Chas. Martin,
Company a. had his thigh shattered and subsequently
died in the hospital Both struck by the mis-
pile-a shelwhich the rebels aimed General Wilcox
nnd staf when riding the aed. Our entire loss is
pome seven-surprisnsly small in comparison
with the firing.
TWO OFFICERS DrsGRAcED.
Two ocers Of the First Michigan sbarpshooters
publicly disgraced yesterday for cowardice Their
shoulder straps were removed, buttons cut of, and
ewords broken, when they drummed out Of camp.
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American ShlpmasCeRs' Assoeaataonv
No 81 WALL STREEr-RooMs q, Is AND a.
The sswng approved and OGcers received

commi from this Assoeiatisa-
Captains Henry Quick; VIM Hutching. brig J West; 9
fo.s scnr Prsncs Charles sey@onr bark
sm Ma.hnaa pa s ae
smith, brig Unicorn John Welsh. brig Paragon Ns.hi
Iyrien sami Webb schr IorinS westerdyks. brig
r. s Es,sss; S5.s
Noel Davis; Sven Larson, brig Selma
MisceIIaneOus.
= ssS ,s O sr s TONS built st romaon
BARK JOHN W Andrews, Hardy. from Boston. with lum
ber wrecked June ~ near Indian Bay ve.el total
Nassau.
BAKK BONITA Todd. from Boston for Havana. has been
wrecked. No particulars.
BANK ROCKET Freeman, Boston for Batavia. at
Pernambuco 18th uIt. with captain sick.
BARK Tx1as A, $50 TONS built at wliamsburs lsAa
has sold private erms to 60 under Brsh coors
china. has been so sold FOR $4,000 heI. - -
BARK FRANK A., A7 tons, built at Freeport in 1855,
has been sold on private terms
BARK PsSDLIros AZ, 1858 TONS built IT Searsport Me.
In S has been sold on private terms TO 60 under British
BARK milton Al sol TONS built in this city in 1885, has
been sold on private terms.
scHR DExrER ISL TONS built at Danvers Mass In
1855, has been sold on private terms
Sem AspKrw sIxw..I ~ ~ toas built at Pa'chogue IL
In lS55. has been old at $l2,VO
sh s H % ason @ nn
by builder and Capt Dayton, Of Brookhaven
i. Calais s.s ~ from re yard Of Master VIM Kinds
dno schooner called the Alligator.
the vsicndis built By Master VIM i stevens She !: to Be
comma anded ty Capt Moses small
On Il 10th ut from the yard of Mr. Serene Scranton
at Madison, CT anew and benuful clipper schooner u
about 700 tons called She owned the
builder, and Capt Dayton or Brookhsven. Ii, who s 10
command her
Nys "a n,. from the ysrs g. Of ch,s s.,: Msory "a screw
length. IS feet wide, and u feet deep.
The recently launched At Brunswick by Arthur
woodsids has been named the Henry Lord honor OF
the City Treasurer OF Portland.
Al East Boston, 7h inst by Davis Petgrew, freg hn
schr Rebeccs Lane $50 tons owned by Capt Tim Lane Of
vinalhaven.
TRa following table summary OF the vessels IN the
harbsrs Of New Ysrk Bestsn. Philadelphia, Datimsrs
and New oyisaas latest rom sash efAess
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been very heavy, We did not far as able to dis
cover, lose a single
RKHnI puERrKRs.
The deserers still continue to come into lines.
Yesterday morning three came in. These had been
left ia the rife pits replace the three had desert
ed TO us on the preceding morning They say that they
had arranged with their predecessors to
In case they proved successful
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THE ENEMY FEELING OUR LINES.
Repulse of the Attacking
Force.
PROMPT ACTION OF THE UNION TROOPS,
ke., ke., e.
THE HERALD DISPATCHES.


MIR. Chas. III. Hannnm's Despatch.
In THE FIELD. NEAR PETERSBURG. July s, ~
For the last forty eight hours picket firing has 0Dy
ceased in front Of the Sixth corps, and 1t ~ G
she heavy firing constantly heard the right OF thsD
II would be difficult to believe that the rebel army -
oncamped within q few miles of position. Some
changes have been made In the disposition Of the troops
belonging to this corps but hustle created
these movements nothing of general Importance has
Cured to break the monotony OF camp lie.
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j. M. Bradstre~t & Son.
IMPROVED MERCAKTItE AGENCY.
NO. 247 BROADWAY.

NAV f0RK, 1904
On We utn or July ls6< We shall issue our semia
carefully and thoroughly revised and will contain
about t,o00 more names than cur January issue
We have established branch oncss In Albany. Buffalo
Boston, Baltimore Chicago Ctncinnau Detroit Ptsburg
either Of which full detailed reports mar b. promptly OBJ
taipsd.
The forthcoming volume WIN contain The rangs In News
Territory-o Virginia. Carson Cty Gold Hill and Silver
CITY; also In Calornia-of San Francisco Sacramento,
Sockton. harysvie and Placerve and in Tennesseeof
entities ubcrbeis 10 the use II the volume above
also volume TO- 10 be issued In January. 1868;
weekly sheet Of corrections Of changes throughout
the country andhe privilege OF making special inquiries
receiving detailed writing
Ing the standing OF their custemers Orders solicited
J. ~ BRADSrRBET SON
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JAMES Bow OF the veterans OF Partisan Journal
ISM died in thai city May 81 During nearly forty years
he filled the editorial chair of Gdf2rants messenger
Owing TO the influential position he held MT bowes had
eluent opportunities q performing acts OF courtesy 70
his Irish Fellow country visiting the French capas
and the genuine kindness ne showed him the lasting
regards OF many friends.
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navigation OF that free and General Steele
is "a position where apprehsnsions need be enter
tanned tor nim
Important movements under General A. Smith are
progressing satisfactorily.
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Royal Havana EOttery.-75 Per Cent
premium paid for prizes: Information furnished The high
paid for Doubloous and all kinds of Gold and Sill
TAYLOR h CO., Banker 10 Wall street, N.
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Murray. Eddy ~ Oo.-Covingtou. Ky.
KENTUCKY, Extra Class 42l-July .. 1864
81, 4S, AZ, 90, 81, "a, IL 46, 90, 4. 80, 81, 81.
KENrUcKY, Glass 422-July O. 1864.
81, ~, 70, 62, 33, "a, 8, 20, 49, As, IL, 48, IS.
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Omcfal Circulars Ira shelby College Lot
terry furnished by SIMMONS, ROGERS CO.. New York
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Prizes Cashed I'm All LegaIIzed Lotto-
rfes and Information given. GALLAGHER 4 BENJAMIN
Brokers $40 Chestnut street Philadelphia
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Les the Matter be Fairly weighed.
you feel the attacks Of dssase there should BE- De.
lay Instantly have 70 the proper Of
storing health the FIRST attack before the disease has
penstrnted the entre system.
small quantity Of watsr win sstinsush newly kindled
hre bat when the flames ree In columns v tho skies how
tho connasratiouf
% likewise che impertanee Of
BRANDRBTHe PILLS
iha object Of this sa. medicine the conssrvss. and
repaon Of the human body Let th truth b Impressed
On s TIL fills hSoSs+ NO xrsrAKss
They take su ths humors which make ~ SICK but 10 not
ssd Al No Union square, 9. oampoelis corner rvsn.
tysghth and Eighth Wrghts Hous-
fRiNCIPxL oSricR. BR1SDREfh SoteS. New Yerk.
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Prizes Cashed I'm ALI Legaiized Lott
teres and information given by JAKE Exchange odcs.
l76 broadway, Now York.
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Prizes Cashed I'm tho Royal Havana
and oil legalized Lotteries.
ALECK 4 Co, brokers. "a Pine street
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Address to mOkers.-POilak & Son,
Meerschaum Manufacturers removed from Broome street
692 Broadway Fourth street. Wholesale and retail
Pipes order and repaired
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Lottery Tickets Cashed. Inform n tfOn
given JOSEPH BATES Broker IL Wan street. l.