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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABE REAL
L ESTATE, ON WEDN ESDAY JUNE

E)U bLIC SNLE Ut EALU : DE :: = I.
L ESTATE, ON WEDN ESDAY JUNE
%. Will be sold on the Premises, at Public
Auction, on WednesdGy,. the I'D instant, De-
tween II o clock NJ: and /, ?. H., (immedie!e-
1y after the sales of Mr.. HalloWell and Mr.,
jamieson.) THE LOT OF GROUND AND
BUILDINGS THEREON, owned by me,
south side Of King street, east Of Payne street:
said lot beginning q feet to the east of Payne
street: runs east q feet King; thence south
parallel to Payne 70 feet. to Commerce street;
then, returning to point Of beginning, runs
south parallel to Payne IS feet to Commerce
street, thence with Commerce street, to meet
the secondline havinnga front both on King and
Commerce street. The building fronting on
King was partially destroyed by the late fire :
much Of it, however, is still standing and sound,
and the building can be restored at no heavy
expense. The tenement fronting on Commerce
street was not injured by the fire.
TERMs-C Cash, and expenses Of conVeyanclng
to be borne by purchaser.
IS For further particulars enquire Of S. +
BEACH, Esq
je Its JAMES EOACH
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AZ OTTO S i L Els.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE
/ PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF AL
EXANDE(A, VA. On Vsdne2dav, June 3D.
1854, ut II NJ [ will offer at Public Auction,
on the premises. The large and BEAUTIFUL
ESTA BLiSHMEN1 III Aicxandria. Va, late
merly Of said city. !
The property IS sold FL 10 &:uIt whatever.
5at solely because If TIE rj.!npval d is owner
u Philadelphia.
The dwelling was completed in 1872, IS three
stories, brick; covered! With TN. AID has 1hs'.
vsj0,v, bay window, conservatory. &c. 1t $
III feet front by @ l.aar deep, contains about
80 rooms, is heated !ly furnaces alltt supplied
with water and gas
The grounds have heen fitted up without re
gard 70 expense and are in excellent keeping;
they afford Il large yield Of fine fruit. The prop
crtv is located in the chpicest part Of the city
The lot fronts on Duke street Gust repavad}
l23 feet 5 inches, and extends along Columbus
street IA feet 10 inches two other lots will ha
sold at the same time and place, which very
nearly complete the entire halt square. The
place since the removal Of its owner in 1861,
has never been without good tenant, and car
at any moment be probably rented or leased
Title iudisputabe. Clearo of all ncnmbrance.
For further information apply to s. FERGU~
SON BEACH, ESQ. Custom House, Alexan-
dra, Va. or to CALEB S. HALLOWELL.
Esq, 1925, Wallace street. Philadelphia.
At the same time and place Will be sold for
Cash, to the highest bidder, large amount Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
je 1l~ts* Y. L PENN, Auc+ioneac,
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A. "
- THE commodious two and-a-half story
hEEa BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
METAL roof, southwest corner Of Duke and PIT
streets, now occupied by Capt. Q. B; Fergu~
son, u. S. A, will be offered for sale to the
highest bidder, on the premises, on " edne8~
day. June e. 1854 at Il o'clock, N, or imlne'
diately after Mr.. Hallowelps sale.
One half of the purchase money will be re-
quired in cash; The remainder 81 SIX months
with interest.
The title to be retained until the whole pc
paid. Possession will be given June 3Oth The
cost Of transfer, stamps and taxes for 1864, 70
be paid by the purchaser. I}Jle unquestlona >
bic. The lot is thirty feet on Duke street, and
ninety feet on Pitt street. with the right Of "ay
over a twenty feet alley il the rear. -,
The Household and Kitchen Furn;ture VII
be sold on Tuesday, June 2sth, 1861 Ct :
clock, a. NJ ,noo>r
Administrator. Sc. Of
ie 6-ts H. Mandeyille, decd
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SPECIAL NOTICE

Northeast Corner King ard Washington SIS,
DIVES NOTICE to the citizens Of Alexan-
" dria, that his establishment Wi il be open
on Sundays, from this date during the follow
ing named hours From half-past eight to half
past ten A. NJ; half-past three to half past five,
and half-pastsix to eight O clock ?. NJ, during
which hours he will be prepared to ill with
promptness and accuracy all prescriptions.
10 10-2;n&
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~, Washington Chronicle says: We can
n o,r readers to be on their guard against
y. .n,;seon Of spurious ffty-cent notes (the
| s nlate) which has been put in circulation.
NJ NV ~ .sn be readily detected by observing the
, 'na remarks: They are an eighth Of an
..h shorter than the genuine; the words IF
;, cents" which surmount the head Of Wash
,oton are very pale and indistinct, in the
.,otorte;t, while the letters are very black
ID distinct in the genuine The bronze circle
,round the head in the counterfeit can hardly
!. seen, while the genuine is deep color. =
The spurious, though indistinct in all its out
limos IS darker than the original.
Gold, in New York, Yesterday, 1879. In
,bp .unble' that took place last Saturday,
sopnators suffered not little The Beef
soecuators at the North, it is said, have Jared
bad]v Of late, as we'll as the Gold spectators.
The newspaper statement about General
Grants opinion of the negro troo ops, was man
uactured, it seems, in New York. 1t is on
The contrary known that Grant fayors the
organization aud use of negro troops.
Gen. Meade's order relative to the army
correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer
is much commented on and complained of In
several Of the Northern papers.
A general order from the q. S. War De
partment, Just issued, commutes the sentence
passed by courts martial upon deserters, to
imprisonment at the Dry Tortugas, Florida,
during the var.
The Richmond Examiner, Of the 7th says
that 1900 Federal prisoners of war, captured
by Gen. Lee, have been sent from Richmond
to Americas, Ga.
Fat Clemens, crazy conscript, in attempt
Ing to escape jumped twice from third story
window il St. Paul. Minnesota, one day last
week, without sustaining serious injuries.
The Pennsylvania reserves went into the
held $1,000 strong, in 1861; they return home
1900 in 1864.
The Washington Constitutional Union states
that on Saturday the Headquarters OF the
Army OF the Potomac were at Cold Harbor.
NOTICE.
X \
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mg- The Ladies OF this city will

MW- The Ladies' Of this city Wit
hold FESTIVAL for the BEN EFT o.
THE POOR, on the north side of King, be-
tween Washington and St. Asaph St com
mencing on Wednesday evening, 18th june and
closing on Saturday night, 18th. As this is for
benevolent purposes it is earnestly requested
that all who take an interest in the suffering
humanity will send their contributions at once
to the hall. However small, they will be
thankfully received admission Is cts.)
rye that giveth to the Poor,
Lendeth to the Lord"
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f. NJ. WALTON 1 Co:,,, sr
NO. IS KING ST., CORNER or Wd11sSS -
Sole Agents for the Sale Of
J. H. BALENTINE & SONs
CELEBRATED NEW ARK ALE,
To which they invite attention.
nh lift
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HATS.
SPRING STYLES!

NIUSIC.-Mr. W. BARTLETT, Professor
ll of Music, will give lessons, and furnish
mu ic for Dancing Parties, Pic Mics, Excur.
sions, &C. Pianos tuned and repaired. Terms
moderate Prompt attention paid to orders
left at Stones Book Store, or st No 27O King
street. my 20-tf
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

WASHINGTON July ., 1864.
The city has bean Oiled with exciting rumors to-day
concerning the rebel invasion, although very little den
mite information could be obtained
Heavy firing could bs distinctly hoard on the heights
north OF this city, from ten this forenoon uni Ave
o'clock in the afternoon 10 the direction OF Ldwards
ferry No large force OF rebels known 10 have ap
preached nearer than that point, although few cavalry
were captured BY our troops last evening . few nps
north OF Georgetown,
The deenoes Of the City being materially strength.
ened and adequate force believed TO be on hand for
any emergency that may arise
In Fairfax rebel cavalry very active, and reported
TO be under the command Of Mosby. This force has
several pieces Of artillery and day before yesterday.
In skirmish with detachment Of cavalry, killed q
number and took several prisoners, Our scouts how
ever, state there no indication d any advance ne
main body OF the enemy In this direction.
Veteran troops arriving rapidly, ana II Is reported
that the militia Of tho District 70 be called out
The gusrilas have also become emboldenod and are
daily giving annsyanoe Yesterday picnic party were
disturbed By small gang Falls church, the susrllas
joining In the festivities After Qusting the alarm, they
concluded The visit BY dsvourng all the refreshments and
hastily decamping.
Eight mon were brought N from Maryland to-day
charged with being bushwhackers and lodged u prison
70 await trial by court martial.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
THE HERALD DISPATCHES,

Mr.. Deb. Randolph E1eim's Despatch.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July p--sP
The news OF 70 day from the Of the ebs opera
tions In Maryland Is mosgre and indefinite.
dessrter from the Eleventh virginia (BreckisriAsss
brouah, here states that the whole force was
together Hagcrsown, and had thcEe separated. He
estimates their number at twelve thousand, made up
principally OF the various ANAL commands for scme
time operating In Northern Virgins. He thinks no
portion OF Lees army has sent 70 operate He
also states the object Of the raid, ~ far a. he
was able 10 learn to DO the sscurement OF
horses and provisions particularly, and In general
10 do all the damage and accomplish - much a. possible.
lie does think they will hazard attack upon our
regular posis unless invited 10 do 10 BY their extreme
weakness The arair IL looked upon BY him a. raid
brought about BY desperation and desuiou Of the
rebel forces Of Northern virgna. However, this should
check the measures foot for the destruction Of the
enemy ,..s...@
The cavalry supposed 10 have been ncnacng Cham
bersbura were few OF jenkins and mboden's men en-
gagged In robbng the border ehabitans They were not
within sixteen miles OF the town, ard not than
arc known 10 have crossed into Pcnnsyiva
The Inhabitants that congresaed in anticipation Of
onsivs military operations 10 the valley commencing
70 return 10 their homes.
later despatch received ashcrt tme since states tba,
the rebels PASSED through Frederick today, and Me
moving towards Baltimore This lacks confirmation, and
y bAahs doubtVL sunposns. howsysr Ne movement
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
The Rebsl SIosby's Operations in vir-
ginfa.


WASHINGTON, July Q, 1894
Istsr from Annsnda,e, Va, six eight miles west
OF Alexandria, says scout OF hundred and nfty
the Second and Thirteenth New York
cavalry under command Of Major Forbes went up In the
vicinity OF Aide, where they met hosby with large
force and . piece or artillery and rlnemcn. Mosby
charged them and killed ten niteen, and captured
nearly the whole party, horses and soooutremsnts.
On receipt OF the Colonel Lowell started on al
midnight with two hundred men from ths Second aud
Thirteenth regiments, and Captain MoPhcrsos, Of the
Sixteenth New York cavalry, Joined HIM al Fairfax,
whom they proceeded 70 Aide whore they found twenty
i've wounded and eleven dead The dead they buried
They secured the country about tina, region and found
was Of no uss 20 pursue Mosoy, a. no had twelve
hours tho star. OF them towards Uppervils where be
had taken his booty.
Our party returned last evening with the wounded
men Of the Thirteenth New York cavalry and Second
Massachusetts, cavalry. Captain stone, Of the Second
Massachusetts cavalry, Of EswburypOrs, Do lying danger
ously wounded at Centrsvlne.
Thirty rebels were Al Famfsx Court House yesterday
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

to be correct there s no probability Of in that
direction Our reason for thinking 80 are not per-
mi,tsd 70 make public being sucient 70 know that
such 10 the fact.
Recruiting in this State for the short term e service IL
going on briskly There exists = misundsrstandng be.
tween Governor Curtin and Mayor Henry in regard 70 the
legitimacy Of certain Of the Governors acts In the
present raising OF Troops should bs furnished
Immediately, and controversies settled afterward.
We arc uncertain whether the force under Breckin.
ridge dsss nos indicate deeper purpose the part Of
the rebel commander At Richmond, and II ID ~ well 10
be prepared
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

Az the soldiers all read the HsnALp, would ASK
through ns widely circulated columns that you call At
,eu,on 70 the fact that the army have fresh vese
tables by asking for them There becn several thou
sand dollars contributed for onions and other antLscorbu
tics by friends hoe to relieve the suffering soldier
whe there are lying store, waiting rcquisons large
quantities OF desccated vegetables Uncle sam, from tns
start knew inis what Dts army needed, and, WV
liberal beart ~ ready 10 dis the food Only ask or
A Nv c,hux attention 10 this fact you VIII succeed "
bringing much comfort 20 the soldier, and relieve .ne
innreaslpg burden VI kn friends o. home, MAs~
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
n no, impor.D. how you should come, su. II s most

not important how you should come, but II ID most
important that yeu should come ~ once
Come In your Leagues come in your militia compa
ncs but come In crowds and come quickly.
Brisadsr General lockwood has volunteered 70 take
charge all the cvn forccs thus raised, has been
assigned to that command
The loyal OF every ward viii assemble u their
usual places Of ward meeting, and viii report forthwith
70 General Lockwood, at his headquartcr No. "a North
street. A. w. BRADFORD,
Governor sf Maryland.
JOHN LEE CHAPMAN,
Mayor Of Baltimore
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
The Defences OF the City
and OF Washington
strengthened.
Frederick Occupied by
the Enemy,
D., &c,. h.
THE FIGHT ON THE M ONOcAcY.


Secretary Stanton 60 Major Genssai Dix.
WAsHIsoTCs, July 8, 1864
An official despatch from Major General
Wallace, just received, states that battle
hook place between the forces under his CON-
nand and the rebel forces, at Monocacy, to-
lay, commencing at nine O'Clock A. M. and
continuing until Eve p NJ; that our forces
vere at length overpowered by the superior
Aumbers Of the enemy and were forced to
retreat In disorder.
He reports that Colonel Seward, of the New
York heavy artillery, was wounded and taken
prisoner, and that Brigadier General Tyler was
also taken prisoner; that the enemy's forces
numbered at least twenty thousand, and that
sar troops behaved well, but suffered severe
loss,
He 10 retreating to Baltimore.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Additional Particulars OF tho Battle.
BAInxosr July Io-1 M
Later from the front represent that forces
have fallen back from tho Monocacy to the vicinity Of
Hsorova.
Our forces burned tho turnpike bridge over the Mono
sasy.
Ma NJ thaA Arht nof vetr
BALnxoRs, July 10-2 A. N.
me oity Is fun Of TO night OF disaster 10 our
esrces under General Wallace at Frederick.
Al near the truth be got at the enemy appeared
largo force In front Of Frederick last evening, and
ssoOra Wallace, not ceemins himself strong enough to
resist them, seli back 20 the Nonocacy bridge.
A. the bridge he was attacked this morning by the
rsbes overwhelming numbers, and forced fall back
- Tho 70 snforcemenis which we're forthwith sen, 10
An relief.
rhe rcbsla wore s,rcng that reported that our
sssoa s,i falling back, aud that tho rebels have
ssstroyed The bridge at nopocacy.
Rrecla lamation by the Governor or Mary
land and Mayor OF Baltimore.
BALrrnosr, July e-Mldnight
Shs following proclamation has been issued
cxrxESs BALuxoaB:- -9
We have been unwilling 70 create Unnecessary alarm
- agitation In this community BY any appeal for your
Immediate ressng the threatened invasion
ssss might be deemed PREMATURE bs, have longer
sucA an apprehension and feel hesitation in declaring
hat, our opinion, the danger which threatens
che ciy is imminent, and you would avert 10 every
,syai mus. .. onoo prepare 10 meet 1t.
Tns invading enemy 10 By The last accounts approaching
sAs city.
Men, all tho men who can bc raised, arc wanted u
occupy the orts~.,'ors .rssdv esmsl~A,d and 10 pre
sArs osAsra nn
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

sAr FnAscsco, July 3, 1904
The Paoinc mail steamer 81. Louis arrived hero last
evening from Panama
The Nevada Constitutional Convention have adopted
sr,,ces disfranchsing dlsioya citizens, and decided
no, 70 cleo. state officers 81 the ,mc Of submitting tho
constitution 10 the people for ratification.
Arrived ship r. g. Ely, from New York.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
THE NEW TAX Law.
Alphabetical Table Of All tho
Taxes Imposed by the New
Internal Revenue Law.
Large Increase In the Taxes On Spirits
Tobacco, Beer, Incomes, Manufactures,
Iron, Steel, Leather, Oils,

We give below correct and reliable table Of the taxa
imposed by the Internal Revenue law, embodyina
AL The amendments made By the Senate and BY tho
ference committee OF both houses Of Congress-
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

The Corps or Eweii, Brsckinridas and
Rhodes ON thAs side or the Potomac.
Pmi-ApRLYaiA, July ., 1894.
Tns Bxllsn~ has . spssaal daspsiah fr0n AArrssurs
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

The Baltimore kilograms.
BALTIMORE, July Io--2A.M.
rhe Governor has issued proclamation calling on tho
citizens to urn ont 10 force and resist the invasion OF
the State
Tho liquor stores in This city all closed ~ eight
o'clock tonight.
Tns streets are thronged with people discussing the
state Of affairs.
Troops are being rapidly sent forward, and horses
seized and cavalry mounted and despatched TO the 'front.'
The President and Superintendent Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad doing all in their power 10 aid the au.
th0rilss IN forwarding troops 10 me scene OF sctsa
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

people feel confident that Gen. Wallace brave
troops now concentrating against the enemy viii render
. good account sf themselves.