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Treasurer's Sale cf Real Estate,
SEATED :IANn

AGREEAbEY 10 the PROVISIONS OF ihs
Act OF Assembly, entitled an act TO reduce
lbe Slate debt, &c, passed the soih day Of
April. ls4i, The Treasurer of the. Counlv ~
Cciumoia hereby gives notice 10 all per-
sons concerned theiein, that unless ,hs
Conny, Road, School, Poor and Stale Tax.
&c, due on he following real estate sim.
ate ~ the County OF Columbia. are paid
before the day Of sale, The whole OF scck
parts OF each as vii. pay the charges an6
costs chatgeabie thereon, will be sold .,
the COURT HOUSE, in Bloomsburg, Conn
~ OF Columbia, on the 18th day Of June.
1861, being The second MONDAY. and 10 bs
continued hy adjournment froin day 10 dny
ior afTeaIa@es u taxes due said co1uty and
lie costs accrued on each respectively.
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CHARLES @. BARkLEY,
Attorney at Law,
BLO0MSBURG, C6LEMDIa CO., Pa.

WILL practice in the several Courts Of
" Columbia county. All legal business
inlrnsled 10 his cara shall receive prompt
attention.
OFFIc E,-0n Main Street, Exchange
Buildings. over Mil!er's Store.
ArTil l3, 1864.
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Tsz Cleveland E0xsvsation nominated
MAJOR Cssssai Joas c. FssnosT Tor Prssi-
deui, and gshn cocbrsns Of Nsw York, for
Vice Presidsnl. This nossment the Linz
seInifss do not much Ike. . il ihreaisns
aeslFnesion 70 KashsT Abrshsn's prospects
fos b Es-sieosion-
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All persons who may feel agrIeved by the above
Classification can have opportunity Of Appealing
by Calling upon the undersigned his Office Sugar
LOAF any time on or before the second day Of July A
burg on the second day Of fully. A. d. 1864 between
the hours of and o'clock, after which no appeal
win be heard.
ANDREw LRUBAcH,
May q. Isok
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LIST OF DEALERs OF COLUMBIA
HOTINTY

Tor The year ousand eight huudred and sixty
Z four, of Goo5a, Wares, herehau2ise and Distki-
lers, BreweTs Eating House Keepers wsthin the
y Of Columbia, returned and classified in accordance
with the several ects Of Assembly by the Appraiser
0f Mercantile Taxes Of said eounty.as follows TO witt
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List Of tao Drafted Hsn Il Columbia County.

The following is List Of the drafted men
ofcolumbis county. drawn as Troy, Pen li,,
Ien Friday the Sd inst.
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BLANKS! BLANKSI BLANksii
DEEDS, SUMMONS,

EXECUTIONS, sUBPGNKS,
of proper & desirableforms 70. sale
ofGss cfths ssstsr ofthe NoYth.'s
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ICE4CRE.R.W.

y STOENER would rescecluIly annou-
A%' nee 10 The citizens OF Bloumsburg and
vicinity. thai he has jus, opened an
IccgCsSIsai Saloon,
over his Conleetionary Store, door above
The Posi- Office, in Bloomsburs, where he
viii serve up fce-Cream, the meet choics
havors, every evening, during the Summe {
ontas,. al The most reasonable rates.
q Parties and Families can be accom-
moda'ed with the ar;icie upon Short no,,cs.
- Give him a cali.. 3 STCaNER,
Bloomsbury, Apr. 27, '64. Prop'r.
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FROM THE FRONT.


NEAR PETERSBURG, July SO p. m.-The
enemy takes some trouble to convince us they
are in no danger Of immediate starvation.
have little faith in short ration stories, but
think they must inevitably be distressed for
provisions this time. Very little satisfies their
wants, however, and begin to think they can
subsist on air.
In front of our centre they brought ont 8
small drove Of cattle. This was early in tn
morning. The bovines were trotted along the
line in snowy style, raising great clouds Of
dust We all knew the Interpretation Of this
pompous triumphant display. "Yeu may cut
our railroads, but we have remaining at this
time within our lines ample supplies for all"
A stop was put TO the bravadO. Two guns
were trained upon the rebel stock, which gal
Topped of, mingling their roars with those Of
Cannonading has been going on all dxyJ
Little harm is done, and all are SO aceustomsd
Our lines have undergone no change, and theirs
appears to be NO signs Of renewed. activity.of
hostiIities. struggle may begfn at any mo-
we may wait and watch still longer o:
NEAR PETERSBURG. July &--L have not yet
thirty:lo guns, ared izt6 M rstsfssafs on - 3
4th Of July. The daily papers of tfascity Ell.
must have fallen among them heavily tfay
morning. The battery near General Smiths
headquarters never peglects TO discharge the
point their pieces at the broad dial Of the tosvn
clock, which stares boldly upon our troops
from its place in the :Ididdieiof the tall spire,
Then their attention is turned TO the yailr04d
trestles has been broken by incky shot, ana
the passengers are obliged to take the precau-
tion OF walking over. a parroW- bridge, for
pedestrians is. being, constructed near, the ono
upon which the track Is laid. Opr artillergSois
constantly shelling the working party. Io,Hr
An order from LienteaaAt GeneraI Grant,
dismissing frem this army two regularly reg
I'm ~
tributed among the different c0rps-command.
ers. They represented, the New York Times
and Trihune.respectively. E5j, liz
Richmond papers of tha; ath inst. profess to
be in possession of late and reliable Information
from the FAnkee army in front or Petersburg.
One item keeiristo dtham great tsatts actiony
The ath corps Is reporfedsto h6SeggHe 10 MarH.
land. It iS won derfuE whore they gained this
astonirhAhg intelHgehee !c.:ItM fr,7.
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.aH PEeslamat,en bs-QeyssSayalsaf.
i..ALBANv, Jnay s:%-Ths Governor has iss1ed
nis proclandahoa relative to the lAllinT MS 81
TN Ns1olaI QtH6ld df75Ho0 rlen. :Esck cenntv MI W
5nnAts fqrbtsh 1t IT. oI SnS .hhpdf9d davs
faeA calIsa Tot 6Y I6A 1s1esid L, . .No fSpiy.ss
bic has been received.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
The Rebel Raid.

The Enemy Retreating from Frederick,
Md Gen. wallace In Pufsuit-Union
by Gen. Couch--General McCausland at
Williamsport-GreatD Destruction Of Pro.
perty in Hagerstewn-They Threaten to
Burn the Town-Gen. Wallace's Sue.
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tJsn0 Ntnsty. three thousana sfras rec an9
ScetysonR sanigaDts h2vs axriNN1 akNSI OF
since January. During g1theisamer Ae1s
yeer the aumbef.wa1 6ASs3. uruss;Sa
r0nJt In ania fhsf n uumbor 0f1ndi191f rank
in London meet weekly at an entanAn9ent OK
sspiritual fortune. telling"
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RYJ.o. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT ON NORTH STREET. BETWEEN 11TH
AND 18th STREETS WEST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. July l3. at 6}s
o'clock, the prsmises, we shall sell part OF Lot
north street between llth and 18th streets west,
and improved by three story brick dwelling
house mo 26s.) containing eight nice rooms,
with passage and porches back and front.
Terms: One half cash; the remainder ia and II
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
on the premises.
S Immediate possession given.
Cost of nveyancins and stamps to be paid By the
purchaser.
je 60 j. q. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucts.
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PERSONAL,
ONLY FIFTEEN WEEKS IN AMERICA

sh.Tss r. Gpf.zsi snd fsssi.n
diseases. Particular sttention given to Female
Diseases and Private Diseases. Besides the knowl-
suaxes. His Imperial Commissions and his Dipio.
hang in his Office, Pennsylrsnia avenue, 5O2 Dr.
Bee Ia very much encouraged to have during
Washington, as. among many Others not pub
lished the following certificates may be sttested:
"Thisi is to certify that have been troubled for
the last three years with chronic disease, resist
ing al medical treatment. and which gh the
AID bsvs
Your treatment of my involuntary discharge,
i ana your success in it. recommend {ouTeTy high
What German newspaper, (Weker Columbis,)
:" After 3 long sickness my peor child became
you saved him. MASCON & r.
street, No 29s."
against the chrenic lung disease Of my eldest son,
until under your treatment he improved
MARYLAND av; 18th st. MULLER, Painter"
have been made by Dr. B. in the above specified
time. Regular ofice hours from toll o. m. and
lively only from II TO- to -. Medicines without
ss6spse snsse Pennsylvania avenue. near Sd street No.
81 anRS ~ ss e.
York has opened for a few weeksj an Office No.
or
diseases of Private nature may consult him. No
charge made II he fails to cure. Persons at q dis
tance can be treated by addressing by mail.
jy 2-1mE
nOCTOR JONES, No. 40 Thirteenth street
~ west, between G and II insures success in all
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Consultations exclusive
ly with ladies. Hours "a. IN. to p. m. je % Inn
II DRJ. H. THOMPSON
LAS Removed from No: 274 north to 312 II
Office hours, 10 to II a. m; to D. ~ je23-l -lms
NO. CURE, NO PAY !-Go to DR.. BROTHERS
their particular attention to- the treatment and
cure of all forms of Disease, particularly that Of
aprivate character, for twenty years. This is the
Oldest established Botanic Medical Office in the
graceful and horrible death: How important it is,
then, for those unfortunstes who have brought
disease upon themselves, to be cured before it is
too late; thus preventing exposure Of themselves
Ohice and residence 17s south street, Island.
opposite Smithsonian. je9ln*
n UERYs-Who has the largest assortment of
VI pattern for Stamping? Who is the only prac-
tical person that stampsP Who has the largest
number of hands at Embroidery9 Who has the
IL the only person in the District that does Plating
''' ''' Il u Prince. ss1 r STREET,
where ladies seec from Is coo choice patterns
PAfTERN stamped HAVING stamped ped FOR M $1,000
ladies is1roof that he knows his business. Ladies
who do not want their goods spoiled, but stamped
they should be, 60 to the only person in the city
"A0 0fis FLtTTNGi sTGf az TLUT1Na, PLUr1Ne,
The only n1dchiRs in town now in operation,
Yluting done as good as in new York or elsewhere.
mys-tf 1881 street. opposite Patent Once.
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A UCTION SALE OF CON DEMNED ANIMALS.
Wan DEPARTMENT CAVALRY BUREAU,
ONce Of Chief QSd,termdstH, )
Washinston, ID. C., July ], 1885,. -
Will be sold at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder, on THURSDAY, July IA, 1864, at Giesboro
Depot near Washington, d. c., beginning st 10
seloek o. m,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
These horses have been condemned IS unit for
the cavalry service Of the army.
For road and farming purposes, many good bar
gains may be had.
Horses sold sngly.
JAMES EKIN,
1t. Col. and Chief Quartremester,
" s-dtd Cavalry Bureau.
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EROV VER'S EATER,
" Pennsylvania ave., near Willard's Hotel.

A Complimentary TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT to
the Attaches of this Theater having been rendered
them by their Manager, Mr.. Grover.
SATURDAY EVENING, July 9, has been set
apart for the presentation of one of the Finest
Entertainments ever given in Washins ston.
The recipients of this esteemed courtesy are
proud to be able to present fine an Array of
Talent as is possible to combine in one Grand Mann
month Exhibition of Professional Ability.
MISS SUSAN DENIM, MIR. G. B. BISHOP, and
MISS JENNIE GOURLEY. supported by the
DramatiS Company. will appear in one of the most
SANFORDS OPERA TROUPE ENTIRE
Have volunteered. and will honor the occasion
with one of their Drawing room Enter ertainments
complete.
The far famed
GARDINER SISTERS
Have rendered their services, and will render some
of their choicest selections OF Songs, among which
will be given that beautifully touching Duett,
JUST AFTER THE BATTLE, MOTHER"
Sung by them with unprecedented success. The
younger sister will also appear in her World re-
such great favor in this city, and in which the
most severe critics allow she has no equal
ADMISSION.
Parquette and Dress Circle. 80 cents.
0rohestra Chalrs--- .15 cents.
Doors open at 80. Curtain rises ut Is precisely
Tickets for sale at the principal Hotels. jy SIT
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SPRING DEBILITY!
LANGUOR, LAsSITUDE.
AID THAT


AID THAT
LOW STATE OF THH SYSTEM
Peculiar to the SPRING TINE OF YEAR. are
Immediately relieved by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Or Protected Solution of PROTOXIDE OF IRON.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
supplies the blood with it's vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENT. IRON,
Infnsing sTRENG1H VIGoR and NEW LIFE into al
parts of the system.
One Of the %Sst hstasnfnfa .s odys Ne"
II have tried the PERUVIAN sYRqP, and the
result nto @1 svsem es sss neS
vi9or and energy; am no longer tremulou and
S a e1
tai and physical, than at any time during the last
five years."
An eminent Divine of Boston says:
II have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
some time past it gives me NEW vIGoR, BUoYAscY
Of frss Of fD1NsMoRR
No. 491 Broadway, New YORK.
COUGHS! COLDS! CONSUMPTION!
WISTARS BALSAk OF WILD CHERRY
OHR OF THE OLDEST AND Mosr RELIABLE RENE.
DIES IN THE WORLD FOR
COUGHS, Colds, Whoop.Hg Cough, Brosehitis, Di&.
ea!,y q B,satatns, Aasnla, HoarMness,
Sore 1A'0ats aS.a;e. G,Ss'; Of a"a srs'S
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry does not Dry up
Cough and leave the seeds of Consumption in the
system. but loosens it, and cleanses the Lungs Of
None genuine unless signed IT. BUTTS" Oh the
wrapper.
REDDlNG'S RUSSIA SALVE!!
AREAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
FORTY YEARS EXPER ENCE
Has fully established the superiority Of this salye
over all other healing Iemsdes 1t reduces the
II by Magic; heals OLD SORES, WOUNDS. BURNS.
scALDs, &C., in sIrprisingly short time.
O1ly Is cents Boz.
The above are old and ,reH established Remedies
"a !; !:
EeAa's's;Ss;'n ssnsssora; S's eso'n;: ;;s:A'''rs'A
MArr1NGs. MATr1Nes.
The Cheapest Store in the District to furnish
''A' s6s SEVENTH STREET.
Between and Streets,
where you can get everything in tho
HOUSE FURNISHING LINE,
'uss1rggRaHR,p W ggRaHR,prrs
OIL CLOTHS nArr1sas.
COTTAGE su1Ehsh 1sEh1SshoRs, '
HAT hASkfk1az SSkEfSk1azRAroRs.
WATER COOLERS, y, nm.
fhAr46k beksTERs' fkRRs' AND PILLOWS.
BLANKETS, &C., &c.
" Terms, Cash.
discount of 10 per cent. allowed on all bills OF
s'' anu BONTZ l. GRIFFITH,
369 7th street. bet and * sts.,
je so6t Sign ofthe High Awning.
AhEs ThAhfb DEALER IN
TOBACCO. CIGARS, PIPES, 30,
S92 9Th Pc sas
ly is called to his stock which wall pc iound to'
embrace O. great variety OF every article IN ms
line of business. He would take this OCCASION to
return his thanks to the eton public for the
patronage heretofore extended to him. je q Inn.
5 : Doons.A BLINDS.
DOORS. AND BLiNDs. Of Boston Manufactory, Of
superior style and Workmanship. which We are ef'
We respectfuly invite builders and others to call
and examine our stock Of AoSds orrw.pn
OGse-West side of Seventh street,
te Is lms at Canal Bridge.
# J. HEIBERGER, SUCCESSOR TO b. F.
: c11RzkES R4KESSRts4 hEP Prhait5F. hitt5FF481F
.z.M ssa P''nn''i'.nisM Ms.sinsaso.. Ms.ssaia:a O.
TIL nss9A1cHlAsTa ,s91 AID BANK1Rb ANA
nees 1WN ~ smith Homene; Pin: -.
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EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
The Great Sensation Drama, written expressly for
the Canterbury, entitled the
BUsHWHACKERs OF THE POTOMACi
Beau sickman, who Lives on his shape-------WH h
Mark Branton. Chief 9f the Bushwhackers-----J
Jim Bra1ley, One of his Gsne---J Deushsrty
Lent Csmp@tSn,s tor y: 3: a am: o.. Billy wsss
Cayansgh -
sHlss.si sS:is Sss1s 15srA ~%sssSs ssiss
MuEpSy, the Piper Boys. - Thomas
Mrs McLa9 ghlin, Sporting Widow. Miss Porter
Florence Rickstts, Dashins Belle. Miss Gardner
Miss Georgey simpson, Miss Maggi VII son
Mrs Mark Branton. Union Lady. Miss NJ Gardner
Black Sal, aenuine Mahogany Miss Mary Young @
smosss saos s!fdE Buetwhacksry kndssg kka%s2
Spirit Of Washlngton-~---.-- .---- Steyens
GODDESS OF Llperty...-c ..--- ----.a w alf0
Roberts, the Union Picket Swagsart
BushWhackers, Pickets, Union Soldiers, &c, by
the Auxiliaries.
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POSITIVE AND UNREsEREED SAFE OF NINE
SMALL DWELLING HOUSES.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, at
6 o'clock, on the premises, commencing with the
ON Fourth street west, between N and o streets
north, improved by two small Brick Dwelling
Houses, four rooms each.
Immediately after, we shall sell part Of Lot No.
B. square 49, fronting on the 80 foot alley between
/ and streets north, and 9th and 7th streets
west, improved b. five small Brick and two Frame
Dwelling Houses.
With interest, secured by deed OF trust on the
premises.
jy I'd IRepl &c. MCGUIRE i CO., Auets.
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QYJ. @. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctionesrs.

HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH E STREET BE-
TWEEN 10TH AND 2OFH STREETS WEST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, at 61s
o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of decree Of
the Orphans Court dated June 2lst, 1854, confirmed
by the Supreme Court, July 5th. 1861, shall sell
Part of Lot No q in Square No. IL, fronting about
80 feet on north 4 street, between 10Th and 10th
streets and running back 81 feet 01a inches togeth
with the improvements consisting Of a two, story
Frame Dwelling House, mo. 214,) containing four
rooms.
Terma cash.
Cost OF conveyance TO be paid by the purchaser
u. F. NORRIS, Guardian.
ty6-d 10. MCGUIRE co .Auets.
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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARYi
ANNOUNCEMENT TEXTRAORDINARYi
ANNIUNCEhENT EXTRAORDINARY
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY !!
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMUSEM ENIS.
FORD's NEW THEA T z R.
SUNDAY EVENING. JULY 10, 1864.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL

PROFESSOR WITHERS and ORCHESTRA,
Assisted by the eminent native Prims Donna,
MISS JULIANA NAY,
The favorite Tenor
HERR WAGNER,
and others who have kindly volunteered. The
Orchestra will be composed of
FORTY MUSICIANS,
OF the best talent in the city, forming an ARRAY
OF TALENT such as has never before appeared
Jointly in Washington.
The Box Sheet viii! be open ON SATURDAY from
10 till o'clock, when seats.csn be secured at the
usual rates of admission, without extra charge.
The Piano used on this occasion is from the cele-
brated firm of Steinway & Bon, kindly loaned for
the purpose by Mr.. W. G. Metzerott. jy SIT
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nOCTOR JONES, No. 40 Thirteenth street
II west, between G and H, insures success in all
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Consultations exclusive
ly with ladies' Hours 9 q. IN. to p m. je 291m*
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GALE OF coNDRMNED HORSES AND MULES

GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
CAiJ Q~a,snn,ssfev's Q6el, De,os Washssstos,l
vu washiastes. ID. g, Js.e %, 1854. :
neaI the oeserystory, in the city Of Washin ston,
D; on WEDNESDAY. July g.. 1864, and on
HORSES AND MULES, as
condemned as unit for public service
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock .. r..
Brie Gen and os,.If 6n!rs.9ni1s:, 3; HS1nEk:
xEt Depot Of Waskingtop
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A UCTIoN SALE oP CONDEMNID HORSES.

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
OEee Of CAHf Q1arts1masLS,
WI ee sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the high.
viz: ''' "AN '-"N'' '~ '"'
Lebanon Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, July 18th,
1864.
18th. 1884.
Alteona. Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, August
4th, 1864. :
Wiilismsport, Pennsvlvsnia, THURSDAY, An.
TWO HUNDRED tnN CAVALRY HORSES At
each place.
These horses have been condemned A nn6t fo,
the Cavalry service of the Army. "
YoT road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had
Terms: Cash in United States currency.
JAMES A. BKIN,
5vstd Cavalry Bureau.
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HURRAH MORE FUM.-THE KENNEBEc
The Fourth Grand Pic, Mic of the Kennebec -
Assembly will take PLACE at Green Spring "a
arran gements have been perfected to make it the
Pic Me- Police force in attendance to, preserve
buses leave the corner of High and Bridge streets
for the ground every 10 minutes. The Holy Hill
reputable characters allowed upon the ground.
Committee of Arrang ennenT.
J. T. Clements, Geo. Reynolds, J.T. Shaw,
W. n. Lauck, J. l.. Boxall. jy64tt
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

A PIC MIC will be held at the GREEN SPRING
a PAVILION on TUESDAY ma
NEXT, 18th, BY the Catholics
terminus of the street railway to the Grove every
hour: Gentlemen q tickets, 50 cents; LADIES' 25;
Children's, 10 cents. ty9-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-18

The New York World since Grants great fdsco at
Petersburg We cannot take Richmond II has been evil
dent to good judges for several weeks that General Grants
campaign is q failure"
General Lee, bat hereafter General Lee will dictate thu
Movements of General Grant"
washington wil within ten days. be ia greater danger
than any TO which Richmond has been exposed Stree TIE
open1g Of this ll-starred campaign"
1.-THE problem ia no longer the des uction of Lees armv
and car of Richmond, the capture of Pc
tersburg but the defence of the loyal States against the re-
bel armies !"
Ihe New York Times too, betrsys apprehenaions on
this subject article in its issue the Sd
under the Significant head Of "a Word of WdInirq."-
There nothing likely, (savs the Tes) than th at
rebel military chiea will to the conclusion from
the repulse Petersburg Saturday last that hsy can
that of their whole army and that consequently they
may embrace the opportunity to send OIL age part
of their main army for aggressive operations elsewhere
about the truthnlness falsity Of this superstition
have nothing at present to But repeat there is
great probability that the rebels will upon It, They
for time had, and during the delivery OF this
tack had We very well knew large force in the Shen
aedoah Valley The Potomac This force, under Early
and Brecknrdge has been greatly exaggerated but the
authentic information in possession OF the military author
tes puts 1t as high ~ 900 Besides this during
the tlme OF tbs assault and repuise they had detached
from this main body and sent to tho north back OF the
James, to meet the threatened attack OF Hancock and
eherdaa-a force not much Inferior in magnitude the
above These two detached forces, without the aid
er OF which the rebels easily held their lines, cons
tus an army of between forty and fifty thousand strong
all Of them seasoned troops If Gen. Lee should
James River detachment to effect juno ton with the de
tachment or column in the Valley there won
at once be very formidable rebel force line of tbs
Potomac. Now it would be well TO pay some heed u
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