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NBlvous DEBILITY, SlMINAL WsAKslss, etc.,
Can Be CxYsd by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds Of others, and will tell you moth ins
bat the trx.S. ADDRESS, with stamp,
mar DID, WHY Lock Box. Boston. Mas.
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SsTAMPINa ANB 1MBROIDERING done with
- neatness and dispatch aud at the I owest prces,
at 4 81 Massachusetts, avenue. near the Northern
Liberty Market. au 5tIms
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SRonvR nraRasua

SsNa,itas's Cir ie the most certain, safe and
sdy ever discovered Cures IN two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty, -four hours Nom neral
30 balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
It Is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
DO not want to be exposed. Male packages. %;
female, 93.
Sansaritan's Root and Herb Jx1css-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis crofols Ulcers, Sores
Spots, letters &c. Price d, six bottles for %
Sold By 8. o. FORD. See sfrertisemens MI
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FIRE.-Yesterday morning, two two-story
frame houses, on 21st street, between Il and q
streets, were discovered TO be on Ere and not
withdrawing the fire companies, police, and
neighboTs were promptly on the spot, owing
TO the difficulty in getting water they were
entirely destroyed. They were owned by
Messrs. Sullivan and W. Granfeld. whose
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BPRlNAfoRRH9A oAA BE CURED.-Dr Randb 6pe-
eihc cures Sprnzatorrhea. Seminal W.akssss, In
It, effects are truly magical trial Of the Specide
gill convince the most sksptical Of its merits
street and Pa. avenue, Waahinston, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. 5s6-1Y
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DISEASES OF THI NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL SYSTEMS new and reliable treatment
in Reports Of the Howard Association-sent BY
Address d. ]. skillin Houghton, Howard Asso
citation. No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Pa, lie ~ Am
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TRUSTEES SALE or BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH 3, BBTWEHx


By virtue of q deed Of trust from William Il.
Clampitt and wife, dated the sd day Of septsn-
ter, Eighteen hun dred and nfty eight and duly
corded in Lber A. s., No. l61 folios 4H, AZ, and
43o, one of the land records for Washin gton coun.
~. District of Coumbia, will sell at public aus
ton on the premises, on WEDNESDAY AFTEk.
NOON, September 7th, at CLOCK, all that lot or
parcel of land in the city Of Washn gton, and Dis
trict of Columbia aforesaid. being part of Lots
numbered one, twenty nine, and thirty, y, ., ~
in Square numbered two hunored and hfty. tsss.(
distir euished on the plan Of said city; beginning
Tor said part at point on the line Of 81 street
north, eight feet four inches g feet4 nchesl eASt
of the southwest corner OF said lot mum bered one.
and running thence east sixteen feet eight inches.
tl6 teetS inches,D thence north ninety two feet,
(92 feet thence vess sixteen feet eight inches Us
feet inches thence south ninety-two feet t2
feet to the place OF beginning, improved by awe4
built brick house with all the modern improve.
nents
This property lies lust east Of the Demenoa
and is one OF the most desirable residences OF iS
Terms One-haK Of the purchase money in cash !;
$500 of which must be paid down at the time Of
sale, the remainder, with interest, in 6months. 4
deed will be given and deed Of trust taken to %.
cure the deferred payment.
ALI conVeysnces, including revenue stamps, at
the cost of the purchaser.
Should the terms of aAle not be com piled WITH
within three days. the Trustee reserves the right
to resell at the risk and expenses of the purohs.
ser, after giving week g notice in the National
ntelligencer. or other newspaper published In
JNO, D. MCPHERSON, Trustee.
an I'D J. O. MCGUIRE q CO., Auct0.
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS AT THB COR
EER OF lSF STREET FAST AND NORTH ID
STEERT CAPITOL HILL, AT AUCTION.
in front of the premises at O'Clock p. m. all of
Lot No. IS ans half L0: No Is, in Square No. 724.
back about Q feet, and will be divided in two
building lots If desired. It is q handsome loca-
ton, perfectly graded and paved in fir mt. Per
sons wishing to purchase handsome and elevated
building ute VIII do we'll to attend the sale.
Terms at sale.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
+ IST OF LETTERS RETAINING IN THE POST
IL OFFICE, GEOKGETOWN. D. O.,
SEPTEMBER 1864,

Toobtain any Of these letters, the applicant must
call for advert ised letters give the date of thi
list. and pay cent for advertising.
If not called for within one month, they viii be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for Postmarkins without interfering
with the writing
request for the return of letter to the writer,
il unclaimed within thirty days or less, written or
printed with the writer's name. post Office, and
State, across the hand end Of reope, on the
paid rate of postage, payable when the letter is
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement Of
q horse lost by r. Cruit & Son.
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Warranted TO OuHBI Is Blk DAYS. DR. Godfrey .
Antidots, an English Specific Of sixty-hvs yesrs'
Standing, win cure Goaor,hoa in siy days No
ehangs Of diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
Washington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria 1a6-Iy
tt. oHHAPEs9 AND Bssf HAIR DYs II TIE WoRL d
-Nspv Fades or Washes ONs.-UphAm 3 Hair Dye
50 cents . box. The best in use. Try it. Sold BY
q. Ford corner 18th street and Penn. avenue
Warrington; and Henry Cook, Alexandris.
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AT THE WRONG HoUsE.-About 9 O'Clock
Sunday morning, the cry OF watch" attracted
the attention of officer Parkhurst, who fol-
= man slightly intoxicated, and who had been
trying to enter q house through the front win
dow. The officer arrested him and took him 70
the station house, Third Ward. Justice
Thompson fined him 80 for being drunk and
C1isorderly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-05

NOT DEAD YET. A Novel. ByJ.C. Jeaffre.
The In goldsby Legends, new edition. vols.
Religions Training of Children. By Catherine
Wrong OF Slavery and Right of Emancipation.
By Robert Dale Owen.
Haunted Hearts. By the author Of the Lamp.
lighter" -
CcIijns' Voyage down the Amoor
Hand Book for Travellers in Europe
Westminster Review for July
Woman Philosophy Of Woman.
au % FRANCK TAYLOR
RlLLIARD TA8L1s FOB sALI.-T1e uoeori.
BILLIARD TABLES. nearly new,
Thichi as IN S aiiposs OF very lev: "F
filth street End pSa1syivaAlA avsnns. An-e
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kRoA8aS UPHAN's) HAIs DYE.

<VU O6MS U boz,
Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for 81 Ratsral.
dsrab'e. BEAUTIFUL. Warraatsd to plsass This ar
tiole has been thoroughly tested BY Dr. oHILYoH.
of New York. and Profs Booth and Garrett. Of
Philadeipsis, who pronounce IL free from all poi
sonous ingredients. and the material composing It
will not injure the most delicate hair.
Sold BY Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers
everywhere.
JOIN J. KRpMER. Sole Proprietor,
403 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia Pa.
DRUNKENNESS CUkuD.
The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt
ing cup. DR.. Zsne's sntidote for strong drink is
q certain cure for drunkenness. 1t creates dis.
like for strong drink. and can be administered
without the knowledge of the patient.
Descriptive circulars sent to any address. For
sale by su respectable Druggists in the United
States and Csnadss. Price 81 per box, or packages
of six boxes for S.
JOHs J. kHoMHg
Wholesale Agent, 4O3 Chestnut street
Philadel phia, Pa.
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CoLsAfs's RoKry soar.

This celebrated Toilet Soar. in sueh universal
demand. Is made from the choicest materials, Ii
mild and emolent in its nature, fraersntiy scent
%. ard extremely beneficial In its action upon the
ain For sale By oil Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. =. e snIv
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.



On TUESDAY, the 9Th instant at O'Clock p. M,
we shall sell liz front of TIE premises. part of Lot
No 9, in Square 523 having front of SO feet 10
inches ON New Jersey avenue, between north n
and sta, This lot is very hands .mely situated,
having sn east front in a commanding position.
Terms: Half cash; balance in 6 and Il months,
fer notes bearr z interest.
All conveyance, stamps, &c at cost of purcha
ser
Twenty dollars will be required when the prop
erty is Knocked off
Title indis putasle.
au AID GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAsrKRr
y STORES.

STORES.
CaiG Qaartrn1assn's 9Ncs. Wa,1isstos Dspos, I
WASHINGTON. D. O., Aug. 1894
Will be eold at publ: auction, at Goverun ent
Warehouse Ne. 5. New York avenue, between 18th
DAY S.ntsmber 9Th IsSs' at II o,eiocS M .iSs
of Qusrterm sster's Stores, condemned as unfit foe
4 large lot Of Stoves and Stove Pipe. Boilers.
Ovens. Old Iron. CarpsnteTs Tsols, Desks.
Brooms. Buckets, Pans, Old Copper, Brushes, &C..
&c.
the stores within FIVE days from the date of sale,
d. b. RUCK1R,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermasser.
auT-et Depot Of Washington.
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AHBv PERHuhl FOB TIE RAaDKHloHrHP
Pkalss. "Nisht Blooming osreus.n
PAaloss "Night Blooming Cereus.r
PkaIon's might Blooming Cersus.n
Pknlox's might Blooming Csrsus."
PAalom's "Hight Blooming Csreus.'
PAalsns might Blooming Cereus."
Phalo~'s might Blooning CsrsuS."
A most exquisite, delicate and fragrant perfume
which 1t tai es its uame 800
Manufactured only By PHALos & Soc, ny.
A.. BEWARE OF COUNT BKIEIfs.
-. Ask fon PHALoH's-TAKE 10 OrHl1.
"n-sm Sold by druggists generally,
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"ANTED-To adopt by femily without chill
w dren, MALE INFANT. from it's birth Ad-
dress Mrs CHAS. NJ. THOMAS. Post ONCE for
one eek, stating where the child may be ssen.
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RY JAMEB c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS FOB
ACCOUNT OF ST. JOHNS CHURCH
Onl TUESDAY AFTERNOON September 9Th, at
6oclock. on the premises BY, order of the Vestry
IF St. Johns Church, we shall sell the whole of
Square No. 276, fronting respectively on 18th and
49, SITS. west and north and SITS the whole
undivided into City tive fine building lots each
with access to a public alley
Plsts may be obtained Of the Auctioneers or on
the premises at the time of sale.
Terms: One third in cash: the remainder and
u months. with interest secured bv deed of trust
on the premises
Cost of conveyances and stamps TO be paid by the
an sd JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts,
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-William
Turen, drunk; Sis. Joseph Travars, do. B.
Benedict Randall, do 60 Eleanor Keller,
disorderly; 81. isabella Taylor, accessory 10
murder; for trial. Mary f. Penny, dsorderly;
81. Sarah Thompson, Lizzie Howard. fighting;
Catharine Roach, do; 90 each. Levi johnson,
carrying weapons; S20.5s. J. g. johnson,
drunk; 50. q. S. Drake, do. and disordsrly; 81.
Thos. Summers, disorderly; dismissed
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WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED:IAny man who
appointed superintendent of them and will re-
ceive salary of fifty dollars per month and board
Apply to w BRAMALL, SIG, 18th street. opposite
the KirkMnod House. SlIW+
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XNANTED-A WOMAN fwhita} to cook. Also
w one to wash dishes and make beds Apply at
the GosliDg House, No. 249 Pa. avenue, between
l2th and 18Th streets. auSHtf
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WANTED TO RENT-Part OF FURNISHED
w HOUSE. suitab lie for q small family. Address
Box = Star Office, sep23t
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Rf JAS. y. McG UlRE q CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERv SALE OF VACANT LOTS.
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, September IA,
att O'Clock, on the premises, by virtue Of decree
OF The Circuit Court Of the District of Column
y herein VIM. Biz ct al. are com plainants and H.
T.. Marryman, trustee of 2. Hazel, deceased. is
defendant No. 1856 equity, shall sell the follow
ing described vacant Lots, viz:
The east part of Lot 3, in Square f2S.
Lot s in Square 75s, fronting on I'd street east,
rnEoing back to 50 foot alley.
Parts Of Lots 3 and 4. in Square 7o4, fronting on
Maryland avenue between sd ADD 4th SITS:
OF No; IA, in Square No. s6I fronting 90 feet on
running back IS feet on north B ct.
Terms One third cash; the remainder IN SIX
and twelve months. with interest to be secured BY
the bonds of the purchaser. with approved secu-
rity. a., :.
III the terms of sale are not complied with 10
FIVE days thereafter the rustee reserves the right
20 resell the property so in default. Oh one wees
public notice. at the risk and expense OF the de-
faul Ing purchaser
Cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid By
VAC WALTER 8. cox, Trustee.
au 2s-eo&ds j. C. MCGUIRE & co., Aucts.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAST1RI
STORES, BUGGIKS, &C., &c.

Brig. Gen. and Chief Qusrfermassefs
auN-et Depot Of Washington.
SALE q srS SRERf HHss}ss as
Will bs soid & pupiis auction At
FL d and .
=, SSsa d .s Gs Of uss 1a
Ase s.V GsspeDters TooI. Br.shes Bridiss Nose
fsTse.
Harne LsnserTaS scssI LEATHER Stove Pipe
ana siaTss lot of old I SHso g., &c
s:z
stely after the completion of the sale above re-
remit hmbusnces. Bassies, Carriages Army wagons.
+ s Ss as. y . he
Terms cash. in Government fq II dsR;uoxKR
General and Ss Ga's #
A UcTIoN SALE OF CON BEMNKD HoRsBs.
wAs DErA.1xlzr, cAyAL,r Bu.uAu.
0Gc. Of CiQ Qt.a'trmaatE,
VIII be sold e SDs1,o. AssH h LIZ
,.Kssdlns Psnnssv ami nTfffn Il
-. Altoona, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, August ..
Lebanon, Pennsylvania. THURSDAY. sestsmbse
Harrisburg, Pennsylvanis. THURSDAY. ssD-
TWO hUSfDRED tsoO, CAVALRY HORSES. Ct
otTh hsss Sorses have been condemned q unat C.
'1s For road and farming purposes. many good bae-
F Fs1s. s ss's ss.ss:
1t. Col. and Ohisf og.rtrsnsster.
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WANTED-A BOY or YOUNG MAN. Must be
W business like and write good hand. Inquire
At No. Sill 9th street, near Penn. avenue.
Nh. MILLER,
3-3tf IuEtira Of fha Piazza
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@EOn BOUNTY FOR ONR YHAR.-Wanted
srOUU VOLUNTEERS fwhite) for year.
Apply TO A. WATSON, Ara east side nth street,
between and p. at and 8 D, NJ Sl-Sws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-05

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsgs.-William
Hammond, having Government property;
dismissed. Edward Fitzgerald, interfering
with officers do Eleanor Foley, forcIble en-
try; bail for court. Maurice Sullivan, indie
cent aneuage; IS. Absolom Brown, suspic-
throwing stones; So. John Foy, drunk; So
Alexander Baker, do; So. Jacob Devisher,
disorderly; military Alexander O'Neil. drunk
and disorderly; 81 Sarah O'Neil, do; 81.
Maurice Flynn and Timothy Sullivan, throw
ing stones; locked up. John Turner, dIsor-
DERBY; bail for peace. James Frank, violating
city law; S.. Timothy Conner, drunk; for
trial. NJ. Smith, deserter; military. John
Monahap, drunk and disorderly for trial.
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WA NTED-5O $4,000 LADIES to call at
w PRINCES STAMPING AND FLUTING
DEPOT, 3s1 street, opposite Patent Office and
get their
"A !" Flu TING, AND
PIN KING DON H
We are the only persons in town who make the
business an exclusive one. Constantly recei wing
Embroidery. New and elegant patterns received
weekly for Yokes, Bands, Pantaletts, Capss,
shawls, Slippers. Pin Cushions, &c an 2tf
ED-sEOOND HAND vURNITgRE
DING and Observation-Disclosures oDs Of every
description. r BUOHLY. 42s 7th street
ia s.ff between & and 81 east side,
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WANTED TO EXCHANGK-A row of BRICK
w HOUSES. situated ma hrst class manufsc-
turing town OF 1900 Inhabitants near large city.
and glass manufactures Will exchange for inn
proved real est to in near this city. Address
q Real Estate - Star Office sep2-3tr
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WANTED By MORGAN Il RHINEHART, at
w q street Wharf, 5000 Tons GRREN HOS.
PITAL AND CAMP BONES, for which tina Ugh
est mark ct price will be paid AL i3-sOlm
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I IGHTNISG RODS. LIGHTNING RODS -
IL The nnderslEneS is prepared to furaish
and put Up LIGHTNING RODS, with platina-
able terms Also, BELL HANGING done in the
Work done in the country ct city prices.
O SCHNKID0R.
au B-lm 23l Penn. sy., Washington, D. O.
- trsnd OF Rstron, 26c.; spbet Csc ;tiustave Ill
Sc! Ls MA IB S sntansin Ssc Philibert Marie.
Mari 49,; Les Contes de Il Refine de Navarro.
&c.; La Csmsrsderte. 49,; LIE Moulin dc yAvelle
&c.; Les Malheurs un amant heursau, 2Sc.; La
Dame do Piaus, 8o.i l. Heritisfe, 49,; and many
others. Just imported. .
GREEN AND BLACK TEAs.-We especially in
NJ vite the attention Of the lovers OF the above
article to sxs me stock before purchasing -
We think our teas are seldom, IL ever, equalled in
this market. g go r. SMITH co.,
Importers and dealers In One Family
sep 3-eo3t Groceries, 5l1 7th street.
GAND FOB SALE -Apply ct the Grst house from
- the xastern Branch Bridge. "a film
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w Also ,one or two young DOGS6 or months of
large and fierce breed for farm purposes Al
dress Box 2S1 Post Office, or apply at this office
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Tor SALE-The FIXT URES ola Steamed o. ster
SALOON eyerythiDg new and in good order,
Boiler. Iron Bars Counter. and very large
492 18th street sen Pat
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TOR sALE-Two small HOUSES and LOTS sit
= uat.d on 9Th street east, between and
inquire of A G. PUMPRREY, No. sol 7th street
east, seol-Str
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-Wsnted. 8
L small and comfor tally furnished House. con-
taniI 2 six or eli hit rooms. One within a half
mile Of the intersection of 18th street aud New
York avenue preferred. Address Box 20J, Wash
In ptou CITY Post Office, au SCOT
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w near Pennsy lvania avenue, for youth
sixteen years Of age. Beat Of reference given.
Prince George Coupts, Nd. sep3 IT
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A COACHMAN,
w CHILUS NURSE, and WOMAN TO cook.
waab, and iron. Amply to X. PAGE, Auction
and Commission Merchant, SOC 18th st under odd
Fellows Hall. sep3
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A YOUNG MAN wishes to get some kind of EN-
"A PLOYMEET. Has been in the sutler bust
nee two Years. Address A. B. c., Star Office.
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WANTED-A WET NURSE. either white or
w colored. Apply Mt No All 18th street, bet
New York avenue and l street. sep2 St.
IlYA YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE. on or before
- the lat of October, q small HOUSE, rooms
suitable for housek' eping. Address Bosz Star
Office, sep2 It
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WANTED-By gentesl Southern family. COM
w posed of four grown persons, u small FUR
E1sHED HOUSE, or Furnished Apartments, with
facilities for cooking. Rent must be moderate,
and situation CONVENIENT to the Convent, in
Georgetown. Address Georgia, - Star Office
sHn2Sts
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WANTED-STONB MAS0NS, on sea sall At
w Washington Arsenal. Apply to JOHN CAM
ERON or WISE / CALLAHAN. au 81 eo3t-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-30

OF coors instead OF Ave and thirteen instead OF TWEEN
" fwp, prryt0u. y reported.
sr,sadicr Gene Al Aercer was not wounded
Sss' hrSs ssI o ssspS hs e s hoop
From this VIII be that the battle, began under
such favorable Friday and continued 80 suc-
cess uily, resumed Saturday nor ON sunday.
General Hood 10 his first despatch after the 1ght, was
mistaken as TO the number Of eannen captured by
our troops. his Is small matter. IL he
had Killed Mcpherson. aud driven sherman across
me atahoochee soould have been content without
taking prisoner As far as we are able
r"ie INTO the state OF affairs chief fruits Of Fridays
oieratons are, pter, that prevented the enemy
euvelopg Al tanta from ,he east Hs position west
ara hof'h o. Toe town IL ~ chsuged, chaDged at OIL
ne has pressed city IL has been seen from
the despatch he throws sheli into a. THIS h upcomfors
ape proximity as tho people OK city Peters,
burg can TESTIFY.
ATLANTA sHKrIFD.
.,..a. :. AILASra, jny 25, 1884
days Many shells from the enemy's batteries have
tered the city and few houses have been struck bus
mareria duiage has been done.
The g extreme right endeagored 10 gain possess
sion OF commanding eminence between their and our
lines, but were repuised by the Eleventh Texas reg
meDt
All quiet this morning
1Hs MAGNITUDE or r,rE CAMPAIGN.
No orc OF the great established Powers OF Europe has
been able Withstand hat long half formda-
bic military has been brought to boar against
the southern ccnedcracy. The military opetatoDs OF
Napo'eon the Great exceeded, indeed, never
equaed in magnitude, those which beea employed
pire IN Europe Russia witnstood one
year the French Emperors ouset Each fe in iis
before him, AZ feeble man ialls before strong;
and II finally reluired the combined power
OF all the great Powers TO make successful resistance
against armies that numbered strength eInal TO
seventy i've per cent OF the muster roll strength now
employed by the North against this confederacy II the
Of self protection and se existence constitutes tho
best title to recognition, surely the successu ressance
or military assaus. formidable beyond all precedent,
must be the hest proof OF that power and Il rs simply
ridiculous for the nations OF the earth to affect u dosb&
the stamina Of commonwealth which herocaly and
successfully withstands power its de-
under which any one Of them would be crushed
atoms