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IN GRAND OPENING n -,
$FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY 81
NEW YORK ESTaBEIsH MENr. Sssm
On and after THURSDAY, October 9th, will sc
ready for inspection, large and elegant asscrtea
ment OF ogsq
A., .,,.G, ~ I;,e nf ba
BOYS AND
AN' DRESS CAPS AND
HEADDRBSSEs
All of the latest New. York and Paris designs.
eau II solicited from the ladies OF this CITY, feeling
assured the display will afford them pleasure, aud
tronsRe 'hsm TO the kind contnusnes S1 shslr pa
No. Market Space. Penn. avenue.
oc H-5t- Cup stairs, first floor
CeALl COAL
AT REDUCED PRICES.
$500 TONs-FURNACE,
EGG AND ros
STOVE COAL.
Will sell the above Coal to Consumers for the 'i
next ten (lo) days at great reduction on former @
prioes' .,,o "a 10
Aoo' Nv flsr
HICKORY. ibIsw1oe
OAK, AND IN edT
PINE WOOD a asi,o
In the stick, or sawed and split any length size al
W. II. MARROW, Il
oc46t corner 7th street and Canal oh
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
OPENED.

/ PHILADRLPHIA, Oct. 4.-The new raiIroad 70
Erie was opened to. day by an excursion party
starting in special train over the road 70 re-
turn on Saturday. Regular trains VIII com.
Of Hamsburs and Sunbury is az miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

HS 99F FFF S Of THE WASHINGTON TURN
ss1fi1s hei tp At
the Farmers Mechanics Bank, October II, 1854
fSs Gssn At Il " snf ha slfsi 5r Treasurer
he IT, Ward ~ ~ e
the 4 srs to !. fp1r
at at shsg Be
able to report to The msstiDg AZ CITIZENS Of the
ts:Sss', IPazkhsEEER ssS
M THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE EXCEL
~ nor building Association will hold meet
%EDSEsbAYE SSSR 6s Set 5th
ocs sat JOHN NJ. HANSON Sec,
&c N 0 fPoGL1cn OFFICE, Cry HALL.
are notified that sy the act Of the councee Of the
~ %aRS5 1851 LICENSE is required from the pity
10 Tho bor inc same which can be had on
TO JAS 5as h IYSeH. Chief Corp Police
n@THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF
vii AHP Be hsd 1t ssep
IN and Ia on
By By s P5ssr. JAS: E: HATTf k.sl y.
rs E9TIq SG IT members Of the FRANKLIN
DAY EN EN- ING. Octo Der 4, 1864. ANY member not
By order Of the Gompsny De ''esn tS roll
oc l.StE Secretary.
NJ BRADY's GYMNASIUM WILL OPEN
Gentr. Guara Iouss about PSs ST.
Rs5 81 ffs sa
gu,tchhssnf their subseriPtion tickets prior to
ss Sa 81 Ie,9s Jay
Cooke Co. 81, 18th street ano at Messrs. Phillip 4
Brothers 334 Pennsylvania Avenue, Hinton L
s hs az Rs1R snd b1
=: es-iHt ~ " ABNER s. BRADY.
~THE EAST WASHINGTON LINCOLN
and Civ XII h9a ss %sss
Of the Union favorable to the election Of Lincoln
and johnson are invited t Unite Tth p the
JAS. c DUL1N, Sec. w. sep aSM, ia stN6
TRALLYL RALLY! LLYl-LINoOLN
H AND JOHNSON CLUB A spseial meet
ns ssus and
An true. friends Of the Union, who favor the
Glib actEPHANE Prssidsa x l.
oYsTEk Alp RINMg sAd00N
Fairs, Wsdd isss. Balls Receptions and uncertain
reasonable terms Ice Cream and Water Ice made
by steam power. wholesale and retail. sepH-lm*.
nTNEW BUILDINq AssoCIATI0N;.,Books
s6S1 r OF subscription for new BUILDING AS;
COLLINS No. 4gsp 7 e s shs a e. It HASson
insurance Agent No; $50 18th street, WALL, ST q
BAK ER, Star Office, where persons desirous of be.
coming m embers have an opportunity to su bscribs.
cd md q opi1 al .
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~The clergy Of South Africa protest against
Bishop Colenso resuming his ecclesiastical
functions there.
&1O REWARD.Lest. on the 22d of "A Aug sYssn
Rlv NOTE for ssG0 payable to < W. r A1lsni
WIFI viz es Ms # LEFT At ts oes
EOR sALE-One new three.sprine WAGON.
T. made to order Will be sold low for cash.
Apply at the Metropolitan Market Of 9th and Ct
streets, near Patent Once. ---- u
EOR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE,, rooms aud .
the kitchen, situated on Dnubarton street, south
side, No. 81, between MSntgomery ana Green
no aRooERs. sUT1HpgHsy AND DEALERS
From on. to three .h & bushels EuENIRs.
purple top. red t9P and Rutab.s. Apply o' ret
oe4-,w Dr. Fl Prince SHss se1ss 5 county. Nd: =
i miles from Geor setown. and az miles irem the
y s Of S
dW s house; good orchard. Soil of the best
auaalilI .rse number of FARMS in Montgomery
county and HOUSES and LOTS in this city for
sale ds AP'iy 70 !aag5 ss7si si1 7sh srset.
JSOR RENT-FRANKLIN HOUS1. WASHING
Il TON CITY, D. C-The subscEibsr offers for
o. the ssx o. ste
and so% ins e sasea Close psnx
nifty to the Patent Office. the General and CITY
Rs: esessst .aS
Of guests and has for many years past bee nnaeF
soeoppodats q. Who sa H,s sppsdh There j.
I; sl' 3D. ssse Nh d5aTSs
So. e t H. :s sss:ss
sal, = y ;gs,i.s59a 'Hs1a AZ e vaoioaezso
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EThe clergy of South Africa protest against
Bishop Colenso resuming his ecclesiastical
nctlOnS there, SOS
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RIcH AND ELEGANT o.M.I
FALL AND WINTER DRESS G0QR&a >
We are now openin g

We are now opening
. Very fine FRENCH MERINOs, in all coIofs.
Very fine ALL WOOL REPS. in all colors. VI ~
Splendid quality ALL.WO0L EMPRESS CLoTH~
Splendid quality SILK AND WOOL EPING.o
LINES.
Plain and figured ALPACA PoPLIN5 in colors.
Rich SILK AND WOOL TARTAN PLAIDS.
ALL-WOoL SCOTCH PLAIDS, in splendid r.
quality. l-.1 '4
Best assortment BLACK DRESS GOODS, in all
the old and new materials, in the city.
sAXONY DRESS GOODS, in plaids, stripes, aud "
figured, at so, 81, and rs cents,
ALL wool Black and White CHECK MERINoS.
Splendid stock of FALL AND WINTER
SHAWLs. - e E--a -.-.l
BLACK ALPACAs. finest quality imported.
All of the above Goods were bought at the late +,
Auctions in New York, for cash, very much below q
. JOS J. MAY & CO..
ocs.N sos Pa av.. bet. 9th and 18th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHAMBER FURNI.
TYNE I BERDIHG, CARPETS, CHINA, GLAssJ
on SATURDAY MORNING, October sth, at 10 "a. ~
O'Clock, in front Of the Auction Rooms we shall VI
sell very extensive lot of excellent Chamber
Furniture. &C., comprising
One superior Rosewood Case Piano Forte,
43 Bedsteads, various patterns,
43 Dressing Bureaus and Washstands,
43 Mattresses, various kinds,
Large quantity of Bolsters and pillows. q
Very superior Feather Beds Blankets. Comforts,
Spreads, Sheets, Bolster and Pillow Slips,
Towels and Napkins, &
As Carpets. of various Dimensions,
Superior French China Dinner, Tea ard Dessert
Service. -
Cutlery, .fs.nsyn ~
BOOKING and other Stoves sosetber With hsf s ss
al sortment of Kitchen requisites = ~ ~
Terms cash. Ssaiqss,s
al IAS G. MnGnIRE h 60 AH4fas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

NJ Il. MILLER & CO., =
SUBSTITUTES SUBSTITUTED
AGENTS FOB THE QUOTA OF THE DISTRICT.
No 511 Ninth street west. near Pennsylvania av.
MEM MEM MEN
Always ready to be mustered for one or three
years at the most reasonable prices.
We will do better than any other, AS WE ARE
KNOWN AND RELIABLE.
n B--Runners and others in the business mo- at
literally dealt with. SSsn
SEN O-lm Justice of the Pear a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

NoTIGlE FOR sALE.seo sets 8 Of 9 Sn sss two q
good ordey !, nearly rew and $40 second hand sac
DIES an BRIDLEs. Apply to q. 9. JOHNSTON,
oSpos ~ ana S.p s.fsss'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

At + St \ AT Isl
IN the most dssirs bic styles Of HATS and
C/iP8f Tor gentlemen and. south,s ysar; now
r. tsdy. At re: .assI al lsrINlMHETsss -
ssepN-Iw ,93AgRa. Az, two doors from 18th st.
IA B~TuRN1RS LIVERY STABLE on s7th
w .ysFsst. sstwssn sDd I: xhsfs gss @
buseiSa Abd Saddle Horses on ressonsble -
tsrms., Hen slso buying ana sshin& H 10 ztras
- ..sSs1qxx 3EiHa~H - .fsef xsiseV& ~
Nen .tsssss e18s sasx SO Oh .soTug a Sssrbbz
Ess-ee .Etex
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by VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
STEAM TUG, CANAL BARGE; AND LIGHTING

AT AUCTION. SM<{
On MONDAY, the 10Th instant, at IL o'clocESU6
viii sell, at the 9th street wharf the Steam Ta&sl
boat AIRY Leslie. ;" She is about IS feet long, ~
feet beam, and 10 inch cylinder, "a horse power.
and has with her engine and boiler, lately under.
Also. the Canal Boat ~. j. Wisner," 81 feet
long. IA feet inches bear and feet inches
paired railway and caulked in Philadelphia.
Is a suitable boat for the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. q
Also, two Lighters and scows. They are each Is
feet long, 10 feet beam. and about - feet deep.
Terms cash. v'-
DC I'D ". L. WALL & CO. Aucts
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RY THos. BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.

GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 10Th, at 4
O'Clock, will sell, in front of the premises, on
Market street, between LIST and Prospect SITS.
The Lot fronts 431s feet on Market street. with q
depth OF IS feet and is improved by large Frame
House with brick back building, containing nine
the most desirable locations in the town.
Terms: One third CASH balance in 81 and twelve
months, secured BY deed of trust on the property
All conveyancing and stamps the cost of the
purchaser.
Sale positive Title perfect
oc4 icon. Union,l THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

HE NE" ELASTIC cRurcHEs,
The best thin Of the kind ever made 1t can now
be seen at Store No. 334 d st., one door e.st of
10th st. Call and see it oc st"
CTFAMER BALTIMORE HAS ARRIVED. Con-
Ssignees will please attend to the 49,
ressPtiSn Of their goods %! S e. One %o,. ER
Wednesday, Oct. 9th, inst. at q; m.
1t MORGAN & RHINEHART. Agts.
ERRNCH LANGUAGE AND CONVERSATION
II Evening classes in both will be formed by
Prof IL. Mason on Monday, Sd October The
highest references given. Apply to HENRY MAS
SON. 425 street, between 7th and 9Th, or through
MANURE AT AUCTION. :
On FRIDAY, Octob 2, 1854, at 10 O'Clock .. M,
the manure in the limits of Camp Stoneman, will
be aold In lots auction, to the highest bidder.
Thirty days allowed for removal. -s5
Terms: Cash on day of sale. oppc-
oc4.3t Captain and A. @. NJ.
MINK DAIRY FOR SALE doing 2 good bust
Na ness Enquire on cor 9th ana street. -
QUAArlRMAsrrk f fIss1 BtQIsIo arrfoh'
-.trs - WAsHIsereN Orr. October l, 1854
81. HORSES, HORSES, HORSES. 500 -
HoIses suitable for Cavalry and rtil err service
VIII % xare esed at Giesboro Depot, in open
Horses will BE delivered to Captain u. Lowry
Moore, A. q, ID: And be subject to the usual Gov
eminent inspeetion before beins accepted .5frrY'
Prss Of Of sltiisry, Horse. PIE each Z
Payment win be made for SIX ts5 OF more. 80,
Colonel First Division, q. ". Gents o9es.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

FRENCH TAUeHT.-Those wishing to learn
French from one thoroughly competent to
teach 1t, will find something worthy OF their
attention in the advertisement elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

DOYS' AND YOUTHS
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
We invite parents to an inspection GU r large
stock of
BOYS OvERCOATs, 80
Boys JACKETS.
~ BOYS PANTS,
BOYS VESTS,
BOYS SHIRTS, UNDERsHIRTs, ORA .wERs. &c
which we are selling as low as goods OF like quail
ty can be had for in the Northern o tiles.
WALL STEPHEf IS d CO.. ...
1919 322 Pennsylva' MIA avenue .
sep l4-lmif Intel. bet su and 10Th sts.
ORPHANS COURT. sEPTEM Ser oath. a.
~ DIsIRIof OF COLUMBIA, COuf TT OF WASHING
TON to trit: In the case Of ridset Kelly Ad-
ministratrix of James Kep " deceased the
Adrninstratrix aforesaid has, 18th the approbaton
ofthe Orphans Court of Wash zion Comfy afore-
said appointed SATURDAY, the Isth da, Of Jcto-
Der next the final sette emit and distr Of
the personal estate Of said deceased, and Of the
assets in hand, far as tt q same have been col
lected and turned into mo- aey: when and.whsre all
the creditors and heirs of said deceased titled
to attend, lat the 0rpb ana Court of Washington
County afOresaido W tn their claims properly
youched, or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all beneht IN 81 id deceased estate: provided
acopy OF this orae ,r be published ence week Ter
three weeks In the Evening Star, previous to the
Test: 'ctooer' low q. O. ROBBINS,
sep 26-lawSW Register Of Wills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

SUBSTITUTES. ~
- SUBSTITUTES
Can be had at the old established office, 500 NEW.
JERSEY AVENUE. opposite the Depot of tps. pss
& o. Railroad oc3 49, :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purceu.-This morn.
ing, John d. Mcpherson obtained letters OF adj
ministration on the estate Of the late Thos. p.
Wilson, and John H. Aulick was appointed
guardian Of the orphans of Lieut.. Ed. Q. Stout,
late OF the U. S. Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

STATIONERY CoNTRACT.-Philp and Solo
mons have been awarded the contract for sup
plying Stationery and Blank Books to the
House of Representatives, for the ensuing
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

C10 REWARD.-Lost, on the Sd instant
p ~ VOUCHER. in the name of W. J. Murray,
for 500. The above re ward will be given il re-
turned to ]. RUPPEL, northwest corner 10th and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

E'0R SALE-A fine dark bay MARE, S yearxQ
moves splendidly under the saddle. and q
able for lady Or 1f1ser and d. XeEg gentle in n
Warehouse, corner ard 2nth SITS. &C st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

Q1OO REWARD-Stolen on Tuesday night
- ~ Sept z7th. 1864, from the subscriber, liv-
ing near beng Ola Fields Prince Georges County,
sixteen hands high, star in forehead and a Bay
Horse years old about the same heighth; a Brown
Mare. with white hind feet, and heavy head.
will give the above reward for the recovery of the
horses. or $40 for each OF the horees.
sep 30-3t* johns RICHIE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

0S REWARD. -strayed off the pasture in Stu.
SC arts foods, north 7th street, one Black OK,
set high; left ear cut with q knife when young
Any Pe5son giying information Of him to On TH0s.
TIN, Uniontown, Navy Yard Bridge, will receive
the above reward. Oc 3-St*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

THE LINCOLN AND JOHNSON CLUB had
another large meeting last night at Union
League Hall, and speeches were made by Hon.
Chas Eginton, Lincoln and johnson elector
in the It'll Kentucky District, and by Judge
Baldwin, late of Texas. The latter gave an
interesting history of the atrocities perpetrated
upon the Unionists of Texas. The speaker
himself was for long time imprisoned and
refused a trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-04

The Late Repulse of the Enemy-Their
Less ], 5OO-General Cabell KiIIed-Gen.
erai Rosecrans in the Field-R epert of a
Union Surgeon
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.
Cen. AvsrlII Censured.

NEw York, August 2--The Commercial s
Washington dispatch says that Gen. Grant
regards the attack on Petersburg as demon.
strating the factthat Lee has not sent any CON
siderable portion of his force to invade Penn.
syiyania. Gen Averll is scensured fot allow.
ing hambersburg 10 be burned The excuse
was that he was engaged in remounting his
cavalry at the time. INNS I'll
The Posts Washington special says the
War Department has been informed of a con-
siderable body OF cavalry near Leesburg Our
cavalry is n good condition to prevent their
crossing. The Post says that it is reported
that the rebel prisoners at Elmira have re-
volted and that a regiment had been sent there
to queIl the outbreak
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
0uorriila Operations IN rxontucly.

Louisville, August a. Ex. Chateellor
Caleb A. Logan died this afternoon
Friday afternoon, while many eitizlns OF
Iayorsviile we're attending the Masoni, fun.
eral of Courtney Neal, eleven Of Jesse, cav
airy entered the place about twenty home
guards simultaneously arrived from up Snlt
river, and discharged their guns at them when
opposite the Court House Jesse's men
charged upon them, killing one and wound
ing another The residue we're captured and
paroled by the rebels
correspondent Of the Nashville Times
says the regular train from Huntsville to Ste.
pbenson was attacked on Saturday morning.
twenty-five miles east of Huntsville. near
Paint Rock, by a gang Of fifty puerrillas In
ambush Frederick Wright, Assistau, Sn.
peru tendant, is reported killed Lieutenant
Mullehill, Of the first Alabama cavalry. fatally
Injured anoth soldier of the same regiment
mortally wounded several others slightly -
Conductor Van Dykes clothes were riddled
with bullets A trestle bridge on the Fdoe.
held and Kentucky Railroad, beyond Good.
lettsville, has been burned by the bushwback.
ers General Hooker and staff left bv mail
boat at noon, for Cincinnati, en- route for
Washington
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
GusrrilIas crosslng the Potomac

WASHINGTON, August 2.-The Star has a
dispatch which says some two hundred rebel
guerrlIIas, supposed to be from Moseby com
mand, made their appearance at a point three
miles above Rockville, having crossed the
river at Nolans Ferry Parties living in the
vicinity alleging that these euerriIlas were
the advance guard OF a large invading force
Immediately skedaddled, which occasioned
some excitement in this direction for short
time Troops were sent from here to inter.
cept the rebels but they we're no where to be
found having gone back over the river .-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03

WASHINGTON, August NO appointment
OF registar Of the treasury has yet been
made TO fill the place of Mr. Chittenden. az
was stated in many OF the New York papers
The amount olsubscripiion to the Seven
thirty loan to-day was 1896 2GO Rapid prog
IS made in the preparation Of notes, and
prompt delivery, at the time promised, will
undoubtedly be made
The regiment which was blown up by Gen.
eral Grants mine in font of Petersburg. was
the First North Carolina Regiment, formerly
OF Jenkins brigade, aud commanded by Col.
onel Haygoodi q Al The timeiof the explosion,
Il numbered about 250 men, having been bad.
" cut up IN previous services.
An apparen ly well founded dispatch from
Lees army states that the only rebel troops
operating in the valley are those Of Early and
Breokrnrdge Early's troops we're first sent
up he valley, and on the evening of starting
drew rations for $4,000 men Breekinrdees
command followlng numbered about 10000
more. There is no truth, be says in the rn
NOR that tho raiders had been Joined by A. p.
Hills corps, fer up 20 this day at least, Hills
troops were in the intrenchments at Peters.
burg. The Published statement that Apder.
sons and Heath's divisions were detached
from Petersburg and sent 10 Richmond 10
look after Hancock, leaving A. p. Hills eorps
within the defenses at Petersburg, is also In.
correct. He says Hsalh's and Anderson's
divisions compose Hills corps, and they
could not not have been sent away for Hill
was certainly in the deieuses Of Petersburg at
the time. OF the explosion Of Grants mine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
From Pennsylvania.

ALTOONA, Pa, Aug. 2.-General Simon
Cameron, in behalf Of the Vigilance Com
mittee of Harrisburg, has addressed Preai
dent Lincoln letter, asking for the remoya
Of General Couch, and the appointment o
General Cadwalader to the position of com
mander of this department
The excitement along the line of the rail
road against General Couch is intense.
ltis almost certain the rebel heel no longer
presses our soil
Inc Pennsylvania Railroad Company stiIl
nothing
A report was received at u o'clock lsst
night that Averill and Kelly met the enemy
about six miles from Cumberland. and de-.
feated him
NO news concerning the ,iders in Bedford
county. They are supposed to have gone
toward Hancock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate
ON TUESDAY, August l6lb, 1854.

A IL that messuag' and tract of land Containing
"A 125Iz acres, divided follows:
NO is situated on the Eaton Turnpike 5h miles
west nom Dayton, and fronting on SAID TuIn-lke IN
Madison ,ownship, Montgomery county, Ohio. II
contains acres, WIN res slgar timber he i'm.
proysme1ts consist Of two story house aith ktohep
attached harm, and other necessary out buildInps
nnapple ochard, spring house with a never taiing
spring Of running wafer, all under good fence
NO. E-Contalns2lR acres and 10 nes No t. with a
lho story brek houte Srn, well O water apple orch
ard, andwell improved with the necessary oit tlpld
ings. N''V
No. Sis tract OF ten acres
No, Ais tract o. ton ares
No. SIS tract Of ten arTes
Persons wishing to, view said property Will ho
SHOWN by the subscrb' r, who resid on No l. The
property will be sold on No l. at o'cIocK n N, yb.n
terms OF sale viii be made known by
II, ,,.o +. 8. ADAMS
n w. n4'eo"hH' Aucuoneer' iyZ7-d&Wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE PoroMAc.
August ! "A flag Of truce was permitted by
the rebels from TO o'clock to-day, to bury
our dead and bringing of the wounded. A
very lew were found alive, and Of those who
we're alive several died last night. But few
are expected to recover, the ground for two
hundred yards was thickly strewn with dead,
greater portion Of whom were eolored one
hundred and eighty Of the latter, aud fifty-Rve
whites were counted.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03

New YoRK, August 3-Cotton firm at
64a65 Flour 5alOc lower, SO 75alO 90 /;
Extra State $40 25alO SO; Round Hoon
Ohio wheat dull lc lower, S2 9la2 39 Chi.
eaeo Sprl:e ~ 24a2 80; Milwaukee Club
w 5la2 81 Winter red Western corn dull
St 5S; new oats dull and declining 81 o. f;
Western Pork dull and lower S35 50a36 90 /:
Mess S38 6Oa4O co. New $35 90; Prime
Beet dull and heavy; Lard little frmer
l0ta2l ! Butter 38a5O; Whskey steady at
81 74ai 70 for Western; Sugar quiet 2O3 for
Cuba; Petroleum dull and nominal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton REarket.

Dayton BEaTket.
u.. DAYTON, Aug }.
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red wbeet
81 | 90. Retail Sll so.
NEW WHEAT-Sl 10. Old Sl75
CORN--l0O; Shelled 9O@IOO
OATS--70.
RYE--l 45@l so.
BARLEY-Sl 20.
COFFEE-53c.
SUGAR-25@28.
MOLASSES-$l 10 per gal.
RlCE-l5c per h.
IT0BACCo-6O@sO per ID
SOAPS--l5c per ib.
STARCH -s1c per ID.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-33e ner IN
COFFEE SUGAR-3Oc per ib.
LED-lSc per H.
SHOT-$5 90 per sack.
SPlCES-All advanced fifty per cent
POTAT0ES.-$2 so per bush
TOMATOEST-$3 so per bush
EGGS-25per doz.
WHISKY Il Is.
CHEESE-lS@20.
DRIED PEACHES-25@22.
DRIED APPLES-l5@20.
BEANS-Per bushel 81 50@3 90.
HAY-Timothy $22@23 per ton.
TEASE 5O92 90.
Rl0E-l5@lS per ID.
LARD-l5@l8.
BUTTER-3O@35.