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LEY WIN. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON CORNER o.
VERMONT AVENUE AND NORTH N STREET

R shn f q ASR ~
VERMONT r n, A E6 E4 AND NORTH STREET.
Psrsuant to the H provisiors Of deed Of trust.
dated May 2, 1862, and RECORDED in Libe5 J A: g.,
W. s s Of 1so Of
the subscriber As Trustee viii, on the 7th dav OF
# ego or
slssss sas Fl ssa ' q s IF s.d
pistIiet being part Of Lot two, e in Square two
shs badSF ss Of as
with tn. west side Of N: b. Smiths house, and
sou 's to To s
corner tso9thwest) Of said Lot, and THENCE east.
Of b. ginning, Containing twenty two hundred feet
of ground more or less.
and running parallel with Vermont avenue fifteen
and
Vermont avenue twelve feet; thence west and par
the
Terms Of ns ale 0nsth1d cash the residue 81 in
deed of trust upon the premises.
Gonyey.1ces and stamps At cost Of purchasers t..
o sale 1tSn days % the
the Trustee viii resell the premises at the risk and
Of % . Be required the pu
chaser at the time of sale.
All conveyances to be prepared under supervision
. ". CHARLES n. MATTHsws, TRUSTEE;
DY GREEN 6 CIVILIANS. Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
May, $3.50, recorded in LiSer 4; s., No ~ foios
96. &c. one of the land records of Washington
al Tt at
TERNOON, the 18th of July next 1864, sell at pub
d. 81 No.
being vest half Of said sS is,h
street east and some of them improved by a
dwelling and slau ghter house. , ;,
two equal payments, with the purchasers notes
ct sig and twelve months. with interest from the
Deed given and deed oftrust taken to secure said
All conveyances and revenue stamps at the pur-
II the terms of sale are not complied With in Eve
days the Trustee reserves the right, after one
inston city. to resell At the risk and cost Of the
't''sas Tfhs %O9P %IkkFi Es'tss
RY JAS. Q. MoG UIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
TsusrKE,s SALE OF TWO pEsIgABEL5EI BEd1SsKK
$SESEisasS SR Isl
sSis sss + b e
WassIe FTP ssi
Sss And 9s.s in
s afn With Rot two
ahu storY RICK Dwelling ouses with back
bniIdinas, 20 Be sold separately. Y go
asan - N md ~ months with interest secured
nv deed Of trust Oh the premises. sRaoa ~ .sqsl
Cost q inslpdins feHenue stan ps'
ths terms Of sale not complied with In ye
as.a fEs Trustee reserves the right TO resell a.
tbs rSsh and exYepse of the defsuitas purchasers
tA j. GARTER NARBURY. Trustee q
T7sF sUBsOR1BRR HAS A BUIL,,~IAer,A
T i which he Will let TO Cows Price 81 y6kSRS
Zach sAvply 20 WM. DONOVAN. on 6tha
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DY GREEN &WILLIAMS. Auctioneers

mar SUBsORIBRR HAS A. Bull Aer,k
/ which be viii let 20 Cows Price 81 S6kWs
each. Apply 70 WM. DONOVAN. on 6thae.z
street, bet. 3 end L, Island. je @n'
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DYW WI. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENN
SYLVANIA AVENUE AND THE CIRCLE AZ

SYLVANIA AVENUE AND THE CIRCLE AT
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 18th instant,
at O'Clock, will sell, in front of the premises,
Lot No -, subdivision of Square q, fronting II
feet on the south side of Penn. avenue and run
ming back to street, between 2ith and 25th sts3
basement Brick Dwelling, furnished with gas and
water. and in good repair. Possession given i'm
Terms: One half in cash; the remainder in s
and ~ months, secured by deed of trust on the
premises and bearing interest.
lie pad W. l.. WALL Il CO., Aucts.
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WANTS.

W Apply at th sG Star ofes. IN In D'f.s
WANTED--A Boz to assist in restaurant, from
near Peun'a avenue aud ID street. 1t
WANTEp-A good BREAD BAKER. Apply at
w TIE corner of and 18th 't SosRR & BRO
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN about Is years of
St dEoroT ss ne
WANTED-A SITUATION as ght clerk in
h.tei, or as clerk in a wholesale liquor store
SOU" at the Star once jy2-2tt
A COIORED BOY, SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE,
"A with liberal education, who has been y short
boot mak "T' White Of coioreS' in WashnSton.
at NG Agp b fS5
18th, or to No "a Royal st, Aexandria. 1T
WANTED-A Roy to attend Restaurant Tu-
w q9ire at Northwest corner Of I'd and streets
w and 18th streets, a .CoL0RED COOK, WAIT
RES and dB9Y None but So
XNANTED-ALADt to attend an Ice Cream Sa-
w loon. Apply Immediately at Finch Lloyd's
Zee Cream Depot No. $50, Eleventh street above
WANTED-A WAITER at the Gosling House
w He must understand the business. To such
Inquire at the restaurant, 247 Pa av., between
18th and 18th SITS. Jy l-NE
$4,000 sB1 has sad wo
in that line; or would enter into partnership with
reliable man in any profitable BUSINESS % that y5il
Post Once, stating business and appointing an
interview jy1-3tt
PERsoss DEsIRgINGr 70 90 As SSggBsTI[;
White end e sso would do well to cali T On WM
MEN FL wan wanted ted '"'e' INV i'' So jeso st.
SUBsTITUTEs-sUBsTI
Wanted To- Dsv
BGE shs9 as r y Runners
416 Eighth street. between
je so St. Penn. avenue and u street.
COACHMAN WANTED-None need apply who
~ cannot bring satisfactory test imonials of char
eAgR h n
WANTED Little HOUSE with first floor suita::
w BILE for millinery shop, or room on second
q qDre at DEaoNGEoTs Human MI Hair store cor
ner and 10th streets, near the avenue. je I-6tE
WANTED-one hundred HORSES .sE to pasture,
month for single horse BY he quantity S per per
month. Inquire of J. BEAsLEY. So Louisiana
'J je M.aw j" 'Sn'ns'0n' MRS. M. NJ, sCHAAFF.
HOUSE WANTED-In a central location, with
about or u WI eHy Lease ana snd
Commission Merchants, south corner Penn; ave
WANTED, 600 LADIES to come and buy
the price one fourth. and now offer them cheaper
than ever PRINCE,
je 2ltf 3s1 ST., opposite Patent Office.
40 the Chestnut street Bridge wages 50 per
day Pay every two weeks.
CLARK, MoGRANN Il KENNEDY,
te 20.2w Contractors, Phil adelphia.
INFANT D-SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
w Also MIRRORS, CARPETS BEDS, BED
DING, and HOUSED Q RNISHING GOODS ofevery
description. r. BUCHLY, AIS 9TH street;
jes-d between and b east side.
IN nnn LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT
CU,UOU PRINCES S Stamping Depot, Ss1
Ing, Stitching, Pinkins and Embroidery done. As
there are other Richards in the field ladies better
only practical hand in the city. Be sure you go to
= street, opposite Patent Office. mh4
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10y ]. G. Meg 1KE CO., AuctiOneers.
VALUABLE UN1MPROyEp PROPERTY AT
THE CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE
AND TWELFTH STREET WEST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Julyl, at ga o'clock,
on the premises. shall sell the whole Of Square
No.: S26, ton the 1sland} subdivided into good
Building Lots, fronting respectively on Eleventh
and welfth streets west and Maryland avenue, all
running back to alleys
This comprises some of the choicest building
sites in that section of the city and the sale is
worthy the attention of persons who wish fine
Title indisputable.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in six and
lively months, wit interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
purchaser.
A payment of $50 on each lot will be required at
lie a-d J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
wTHEABovE EIs POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 8, same hour and
Jyi &c MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
FIFTEEN SMALL AND DESIRABLE LOTS, AT
THE CORNER OF MASSACHUSETTS Az
ENTE AND 18TH STREET AND North
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 9TH, at 61S
O'Clock, the premises. shall sell eight Build
ing Lots frontin each fifteen feet north NJ ST.,
at the corner of nth street west and running back
to ten foot alley. Also, seven Lots, fronting
side, at the corner of 18th street.
These Lots are finely located ON high ground,
and will be sold to the highest bidder
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months, wi tn interest, secured by deed of
TRUST on the premises.
,Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
payment of twenty dollars on each lot will be
required at the time of sale.
jyl-5t J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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a success.
At tine conclusion, MT. Wight, who had con-
Quoted the examination principally, MI. Mil
Ter being indisposed,) congratulated the schol.
ars on the results of their studies during the
year.
Third District.-1he Male Grammar School,
Mr. W. W. McCathran teacher, was examined
by Messrs. Welsh and Hitz, OF the Board of
Trustees, and by Mr.. Il. Richards, in the pres
ence Of a number of pupils Of the Female
Grammar School, and OF teachers of the schools
in the District. The examination was very
excellent one, and showed that Mr. McCathran
had faithfully done his duty and endeavored
TO impart the best instruction to his pupils.
There are 81 boys on the roll Of this school,
and Of the 80 present all acquitted themselves
exceedingly we'll In reading, the enunciation
was such that each word could be heard all
over the room, and the voice appeared to be
perfectly instructed as to modulation, &c. The
mental arithmetic, grammar, analysis, and
written ARITHMETIC classes also displayed great
proficiency, and II was evident throughout
mat while Mr.. McCathran had some sluggish
minds, yet he endeavored to Undue all with q
desire for knowledge, and his zeal in te aching
was well rewarded by the evidences Of inn
Close OF the examination it was announced
that George Lasky, Michael Tuoly AID Geo.
Felger were selected from this school the
contestants for the scholarship in Columbia
College. 30
Fourth District-Primary No 2, (male,) Miss
Seville Davis teacher, was examined on Thurs
on the ground floor Of the 9th street Presby-
terrain Church, and was last year on a common
floor with the female primary school taught by
Miss Josephine A. Lee. 1t is now divided
from that school by partition, and this while
afordiDg more seclusIon for the schools has q
draw back in the way OF deficient ventilation,
otherwise the room Is not badly adapted tor
school purposes.
OF the 80 on the roll OF this school 50 were
present; one being absent for sickness Mr.
Cassei, flor q long time an efficient trustee
himself in this dIstrict) was present as was
also many parents and friends of the pupils.
The examination showed very satisfactory
progress on the part of the pupils, and the
government of the school was noted as credi.
table to Miss Davis. Some 40 pupils were at
the commencement OF the year transferred
from her school 10 the secondary school, leaving
it pretty much an A, b, U, school, yet she has
now some 80 more pupils fully com petent, in
the opinion OF the trustees to be transferred TO
the secondary schools, leaving large opening
for the admission OF primary scholars. This
fact tells well for the teacher.
Secondary No /, (mixed) Miss Annie ID.
Adams, teacher, was examined by Mr.. Muir.
tagh On Thursday. The school Is held In one
OF the ''shed structures, for which the city IL
famous in the way OF school buildings, bat
through an abundance Of doors and windows
opening opposite each other, has at least the
advantages of tolernble light and ventilation.
The appearance Of the school room and Of the
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DY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED To
TUESDAY, 9Th July. at o'clock.
lie 30 W. L. WALL & Co, Aucts.
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RYJ. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

RY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF GREEN HOUSE
PLANTS.
On SATURDAY MORNING, July I'd , at 10 clock.
by order of the honorable Orphans Court of the
District of Columbia, shall sell, on Square No.
81 near Boundary street, between 10th and 2lst
streets, in the city of Washington, D. c., quauti-
ty of the finest Plants supposed to be in the United
States, consisting of Japonicas and Cape Jessa-
mines
Terms cash. Delivery made Immediately after
the sale. WILLIAM DOUGLAS,
Administrator Of ohm Doug las, deceased
je 29-d JAS. G. Meg UIRE & Co., Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE r. UNAyOIDABLY
postponed until SATURDAY MORNING, July 9Th,
same hour and place.
WILLIAM DOUGLAS,
Administrator of John Douglas, deceased
jy2-d JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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DOOMe FOR RENT.-Comfortable and veil
II furnished Rooms at A50 18th street, between
g and Il sts. The location Is ono of the most de-
LOB RENT-A large STORE; good location for
II confectionery or ice cream saloon. Inquire at
the store, 81 ] street west. ss1Y je6-lm
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So, 935 CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON
QUARTERLY STOCK AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July 9th, at
half past Eve O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, we
shall sell in sums to suit
S. ,9S5 Corporation of WASHINGTON Quarterly Six
Per Cent. Stock
Terms cash.
jy Id J. G. MCG UIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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W. l.. " ALL d Gu. Auctioncers.
{. g. MARSHAL's sALEOF9 BOATS. HORSES,
CARRIAGE AND OTHER ARTICLES.
Clerk office of the Supreme Court of the United
States for the District of Columbia, holding Dis
trct Court will sell, at public sale. for cash, at
between 9th and 10th streets in the city of Wash
WEDNEsDAf the 9Th day Of july e next ISL Oh
Carriages, 3 Horses,
3 Boxes of Tobacco and
ii Bags Wool
And at clock p. m, on the same day will sell
Boats now lying at the foot of 9th street wharf,
on the Potomac River.
WARD H LAMON. U. s. Marshal, D. @.
jy dts fChronI W. l.. WALL CO, Aucts
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CUBgTIrUTES.-Iw will pay the highest market
= price TO runners bringing mon to my Office.
49, s-.I5at zsFI G. H. CASSIDY, -
h sc-stt 446sth st.. bet. Pa. AZ. and b ct &
A TrKNTIoNf ATTgNTI0N il-Cail ct the Dry
0reeatSeeJ 70 make your purchased mo LATE
RIssb u bleaehed or unblesched Cotton press
Costs ana Msntillas and FsncX QSeds on early
At = y JULIUS HYOHL, zs.5
je N.iws A2l It'll st., bet. G and 4 streets.
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LOB SALE-1OO ACRES OF LAND 1t Belts
Vile. 100 scrss at Confess 90 acres at Laurel,
loo acres ct Jessops Out, isO at Hanover Switch,
IS acres near Elkridge Landing. 90 acres Y mile
from Baltimore. All on the Washington Branch
Railroad. For terms and description. apply TO M.
BANNON, 80 st. Psul's ST.. Balti more, Nd -
, 1864-08-20
FROM CHI HAULESTON.
Blockade Runner DesLroyed-Eou-
tlhucu RoIabnrdment Of Fort sum-
Ter hia6 ltlt, t.iEY.

NEW YoRK, Friday, August ia Hilton
Head letter, dated 18th, to the I<rald, states:
From Gep. Sehimmelpfenlns's district, we
haye the gratifying report that TueadaY night
.aree propeller, somstbing like the Com
MAJ der, ran through our fleet of Charleston,
aud got ~ round On Sulliyan's Island, near
Fort Moultrie. She was discovered there In
The morning at daylight, and several shots
were fired at her, nearly every one doing
execution. TIE firing was kept up until she
Nas complete Wreck. She is now q help
leas hulk, nearly under water. a portion Of
her cargo was evidently destro3e ed with her,
but COZ siderable will be saved By the rtbsi
wreckers.
The fire from our batteries is still kept up
On Fort Sumter and the city, with most
gratii, lug accuracy. 4 deserter. who came
iu recently, informs Us that our firing dues
great damage, Snd is directed at the weakest
points Of the forts-a fact attributable to
Gen. Fosters knowledge OF It while station
ed tberr- The rebels. it Is said, exuress great
fear lest the continued bombardment OF
points BY no means impreguable, will ult,-
mately inrerftr: with the safety of their
caeemates, ard much weaken the defenses,
, 1864-08-20

NEw IoEK, AnK. 19. 1861
Corros-l62c bettez. with s~les Of saidaliak up
lxn.a It x1.7sskA6. -
F1ou1-5lste aud western optE cd quiet aad It t.aty
and cos~d more &C !Va at 5c batter. With sa,as 1t
$l9.u&1c.h for extra STATE: $lQ,N0lQ.7a for ex,sA
Ipnno hoop Ohio md B1pA a121u fss trade bran H.
tIudeo the tales COO nrls extra state An1
toswA1o delivery. Of which lt01 10 for the l.at
tfte DAYS Of September, a. $685. and the reus!..
der On prlrAst terms.
WnIskY-FlrEtr, u sis1ll 81 for w.ssssn; also
lnG brl. weste1p, for all espte Lb-r, a. 4l.95.
GEA1x-WheHt opentd Qu'et s1d clos ID ta2c bet
ter, 81 iur ChtcsEo spring; s2l12.St t,r
Milwaukee clnb: 32 ss97.di for winter Re wsslarn
Corn opened dull ard CLOSED lc lower: t5ua IS for
m,1ed psatern. eh'edy At lnk1de price. Oass h.avy
and 1c lower At 934r fer western,
WooL-Good tpe. ulA:iye demand for faces, which
teEd Upward. LoW 9ract > OF foreign nre in beitsr
Request for Kerteyf. blankets and csTpetA; domestic
nee et aI.tl@Il5; super pulled at t1.1o; Is Dses
lamb. 1t SLID 1 bales Donako1 and ETtmaa At 50
H8'e. and 50 bales Eoidova at SIC.
GEoExRIks-5Dfee quiet and unchanged. Sugar
active ard 1c higher 1.aHe2ac for Cuba AuscoTa4o
And 223 24c ior roFt1 k.to. Mo asses Quiet.
fnTlpLEUX-Fi1m. cluue 1T 53&5Ic; refined in
bond ef@s1; refined ft-e. dul! At 87@adc.
PEoyIeIoss-Pork heavy and luEer: $57.01 for
nets; &8o.x3 for lew do, regular way; 681so tor
pr,Me. and &s5oG for prime neas. Aeo 50 nsls
meRs for Sept, buyers opt!on q. tl9o1. Beef con-
tinues dull. Prime mete beef q N ." d unchanged.
Cut zne8tF quiet and ttsady. Lard higher 2s&13c
aso II 10 bt. for Sept tell:ra OPTION at 23kc. But
ter firm with cool 0clnhnd at s9aa7c for 0olo ana
EG55c for, State Cheese IN fair request and very
H. m 1aEa1fAc. -
, 1864-08-20
From MOBILE.
Fort moFgnn-1he Fort Invested BY
Orr land Rofeee-Demand for AUr-
render Ke fused.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. u. via CA1Ho, Friday.
Aug 19-iue steamer Kate Dale, from Fort
Gall e., Mobile harbor, on the moreins Of
tee 11th, arrived here last night. Farragut
hud prepared bis aeet for actiou aud fssaed
tie trdtrs Tor The attack uf Fort sforsua 1T s
O'Clock yesterday morning {11th). 1t was to
/ receive 1o5'ous enfl1adiug fire. from the
Meet lahd force In it's rear IL said to have
Invested 1t VIII :rever there was fout OF
ground 70 stand npon: The rebels had de-
slroyed all the outbui1diDgs OF the fort, and
also burned their only vessel living under the
guns EFer5 thug about the Tort indicated
q determination to contest the battle to thu
sfrucfed. The naval and iand forces are con.
ddent OF success.
Att = late hour last night -{11tb) we heard
mat far1agut had domauded the uucundi-
'ttot9l turr. nder Of tue fort. Farragut's de-
hapd ior the surrender on Tucsday Was re-
mad SIX mouths provisions, fighting ra.ions,
anN would resist to the last moment.
before this, Gen. Grahser's force in the
rear had cut the Communications Of the fort
The captured ram Tennessee was In the at
tack ou the tort. FarraguL :was contdsnr of
reducing the fort The HA1tfard was badly
injured We bold all the channels to she
buy
WASHINGTON. Friday, Aug. 10 The latest
ln'elliEenGe from Mobile IL the following
tlom the Rschn'oud S:nt MI Of the 17ta:,
Two monitors aud five gunboass crossed
the Dog raver bsr, coming up within two
miles of the obstruction-, and opened Gee for
three haurs on the batteries a4t1~4.anpoats,
dung no datnAee.
WASHINGTON. Friday, Aur. 19.-Lasest in
ttlIikeuce from Mobile Is the folio wiug fro IL
tue Richmond t&"a"ei, Of the 17th. received
Ut The Navy Department ~ day:
MOBILE, Ang 15.-Two monitors aud five
eurboats crossed Dog River bar, AID coming
up 10 within two niles Of the distractions,
opereu fire for three hours on our batteries
aid gunboata, doing no damage.
One of our guDboats replien handsomely.
Our batteries wer.: silent. At sunset the en-.
eny hauled OF. Firing was heard in the d.
reetion Of Morgan.
A special dispatch to the Ryis'er, 14tb,
sa1s Chalmers dashed into Abbesi1le. Miss,
ahd whipped the enemy, capturing twenty
five prisoners. and thea fell back four miles,
when the enemy attacked him aud we're re-
pulsed. Our loss was killed and 81 wound
cd. The euem, lost so killed, $50 wounded
ano 40 prisoners.
, 1864-08-20
List Of Sick md Wounded Transferred
nom chattanooga TO Na.hv1Ile, Au-
fsfr

rrnrn rhur,xpocrn - n, h.-.11
an.4 rtH ~ NaeAVnAes tAu'
~,
> Na5s: =, S6th III. scury.
seI:t AcCahr, u, s5ta III, thigh.
aoIp: Janes uowns, y, 3lst Wis, shoulder.
! Starr. !, S1h !o"n, thigh.
Ray. Z. ,9h MlSn, pecS ...-
7sstt " neo, Etu Y battefS. amp arm.
Le!o3 DR!, =. 11fn I'M LhNt9 esates. eryslpelas.
vfne,s vHr y nGr = a!: 1! =; .s1a ~ atn
5H,nmeIi.;s ~ ~ n aist anur fnd ins 'ssef.
nv sit ,ons; =, 90 1u. Eensesl depllfsy.
Siiiiico,rd 7 as II 1on Slss aup; tnt teFet.
ri1a1E. ttt.;h ~ III - ssnr1 m-T,afe up
II Hs,aE..1 ~ (; Lii Indf ,s,o.., a..,,,.
! II a1lie", II -cth ~ in.s az eta' oeoAl'g'
Strrt Ia K,,oin ri kIn III Tn;,a, .t..a, ahu,.
* snn5aeut, I'LL, ~ ~ o, nnss9 stater, soouloef.
II 1cLn.no = 81 ~ ri han a14 a1tasatiou. am.
.Ecinr {: I'd s9i,t, ~ III -, iee neao'
n = n., e2s9 = as.ht ~ !eR.
- e;-cia;. E ,c.h ~ iuMa' i-"st' u!attaes;
- e AZ. 2I. ta"t -! to!u un,so 9ta1es' leg.
q fan.enie JMte,; ~ \ i'9 ,es;h Gh'a!g 4 !oos
Lfu1apae, ~ 1Solo Inc, arm.
4 Fooster. y, 6Sth 1h'o, right atm.
;Steinbau:h, a: ssd III, 1T band.
mt Lieut. ? hudson, 18th Iowa. right leg.
tirst Liept ling, !: 7ith 1nd+ right leg,
! xoIe; =: = 15ath y 1, 1nd, lett knee
u Hi. X ~ = Ia tnHi usaHnea'
:, TtrIier X Sss 81 N fHai i,ft nensn's' is1 !.
, 1864-08-20

$1e-5 30 Go 60 to be dsNTesed By September Is b
1t 3ip.7s; GO CO Co 1t tsf 90 = o:l.
GnA1K-Whrar 1rm snd higher. shles "a: BkB fair
1aa $50, Ut do Eooc II sts5; 1!olo sks prime ut
alg.e 20 4r DO sujct!y primo and choca At sls2
@1 S: and .2c0 do choice at &s-po = ou- Corn ox-
cit'd. ssl,> 2s1 SIS mixed 1t 81 tlk i9a DO yellow
81 *aH7 :zret 90 mixed ard yeNoE ii vas,eus lots,
psr. in s:cEe, At $lss IS: 60 Thise II lots 4.
ei.47 = tn. Oass-Actlye. With an advance Ct 2os:
bp sA1es 1850 eks IN lots 1t s:c go do 1T SIC; ass
u IN vA1ions lots sic l.so e. In lots st asc pu;
aud oce do pr!rste. Rye salaf al2 sks IN lots :.
*t12, a-d 2tS do In two 1ots 4 stre a: BIS bu,
PEoFls1oxs-Bacon' I'D -. cine; Eafes Of 70 caaks
c1urtry clear eldes ut % do pofaboRse dc At 2c
,: and 20 casks OIL 5ltvats terms.
;"aIsKx-Ftlm: sale5 200 brls 1t *.7, and II aad2.
bits a. st.:6 p gal1on.
Gko1R11s-Quiet. LouislA.a snRaF 2Ko25c to-
held Elp2t10
, 1864-08-20

TIE Negro Troops Hunt up the Re-
beIs, ana the ENEMY Flee.

New YoRk, Thursday AUG 1s-Priyate lst-
ttrs received in this city from Norganzia,
l. give tetails Of Gen. Cllman's recent sue:
c=ss in driving tue rebels from tue right
t.4uk Of Atbcafalaga river. 1tappears that I'LL
man osed from Morgunzia on the osrn,1lt.,
Wit. brigade OF cavalry, brigade Of in
fant1y, and Capt Barnes New York bate
r.. The rebe's we're found strongly posted
T. position, ent1ladirS the main road With
their batteries. Our caya1ry drove in thei-
skirEiehers, taking several prisoners, and
killing the no'or'ous Captain McKelly, a
rre1hl~ sc.ut. Our battery then opened on
tie rebels, and spirited engagement en-
eueo, lasting from nine till eleven o'clock In
the morning Col. Ch1is1er, commanding the
csva1rs, was Killed. Finding that our posi-
tion would subject us to heavy loss, our
forces we're NfthdrsWn.a short distance to
reconpoitre during the night. Next mofniog
1t was found thst the rebels lad fed iu Con-
fusion. Our loss teas two killed, thirteen
wounded and one missing. Desert-rs report
the rebel loss st sixty-three killed and
wounded.