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GEN. GRANTS ARMY

Il
Operations Of Our Cavalry-Wilson w hips
Finnesan's Brisade-Rebels Defeated in
Three Distinct Charges.
Correspondence Philadelphia lnquirer.l
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoTOMAC,
June 90, d P. M, via w Washington, by Telegraph.
wilson, with his cavalry command, is near
Reams Station, on the Weldon Railroad, re-
turning from his raid at the point named,
which is about miles from here. The main
body Of the enemy's cavalry are said to be OBJ
structing his progress, and endeayoring to pre-
vent him from forming junction with the
rest OF the army. Sheridan has been sent tor
to come to his assistance with the other two
his arrival, the Sixth Corps has LETT its posi-
sion on the left, and has gone on the same
errand.
While these events are progressing on our
eighteen regiments, is observed moving down
west OF the Weldon Railroad. They may be
making for Reams Station, in which case
collision is likely to occur between them and
Gen. WrightS corps, or probably they may
make an attack on our left, when the Second
Corps will have to bear the brunt of their as
sauf. Gen. Hancock, who has just resumed
command OF his corps, is making all necessary
preparations for such an event, 1t Is said that
Wilson succeeded in destroying forty miles Of
railroad.
Last night he was at Stony Grove, south of
Stony Greek, branch Of the Nottoway river,
and on attempting to cross found his passage
opposed by the enemy. He then sent Kautz's
division westward to cross the stream higher
up and then make for the railroad near Reams
Station, in which vicinity I understand the
entire command now is. Two prisoners
brought in to-day report that Finnegan's brig
ade, OF Mahones division, now, believe, at
tached to Hills corps, was last night badly
loss in three successive charges made by them.
This must have been at Stony Greek.
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Official Acknowledgement

Iron the Frankfort Common wealth, June 81 /
We publish below dispatches from the Pres
ident and Secretary of War commendatory Of
Gen. Burbridge and those under his command
for his successful operations against Morgan
and his band:
WASHINGTON, June Ia, 1861.
To Gen. Burbridgc: Have just received your
dispatch of action at Cynthiana. Please ac-
cept my congratulations and thanks for your
self and command. A. LINCOLN
WASHINGTON, June IA, 1864
To Gen. BuTbridge: Please accept for your
self and the officers and soldiers Of your GAL
liant command the thanks OF this Department
for the brave and successful operations Of the
last six days in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
Valor, energy, and success that will be regard
ed with admiration by all loyal people Of the
United States. E. M STANTON
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ARRIVAL OF A PRIZE.

The prize steamer Siren, captured off Cape
Lookout by the steamer Keystone State, while
attempting to run into Wilmington on the 5th
of June, arrived at the Sixth street wharf this
morning, in charge of Acting Ensign c. NJ
Bird. The Siren is small vessel, of the pro-
peller order, and has capacity for only nine
ty tons. She is painted light blue, the usual
color of blockade runners.
When captured she was loaded with whisky
and a few bundles of hoop iron, which she had
taken on at Bermuda She is pronounced slow
by those having her in charge, and is not q very
valuable acq uisition.
She carried the British flag when captured,
and it still flies at her masthead.
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FROM THE FRONT.
Advance Towards Petersburg-Arrival OF
Sick and Wounded.

The U. S. hospital steamer Gen. Hooker,
Captain Rose, arrived here this morning from
City Point, which place she left Thursday
afternoon at q o'clock, with 153 sick and
wounded soldiers. -----.-
Day before yesterday the I'd and portion of
another corps vacated their earthworks and
pushed forward several hundred yards to ne "
rifie.pits which they had quietly constructed
the night before. The rebels appeared to be
surprised at the movement, which was made
under a storm OF rebel artillery fire-the rebels
attempting to prevent the advance.
The steamer Guide, Capt. Vail, arrived at a
later hour with 1S4 sick and wounded in charge
of Surgeon O. Meagher. Among the sick are
Lieut.. VIM M. Currier, of the I'd Vermont,
and naval officer named Cohitz, engineer of
the army tug boat Francis King, which was
fired into by rebel shore battery on James
River, this side Of Jones' Wharf, on Wednes-
day last, while towing up barge and schooner.
Engineer CohtZ was wounded in the leg by q
cannon ball, and amputation was necessary.
The wounded brought up on the Jude are
mainly from the Second Corps. A private of
a Vermont regiment died on the trip up. The
soldiers on this boat were sent to Alexandria
to he unloaded.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Arrival of Guns Captured by the Colored

The U. S. transport Star, Capt. G. E. Curtis,
arrived at an early hour this morning, bring
ing up four 2-pound brass Napoleon guns and
three limbers, captured in front Of Petersburg
by Burnside's colored troops in the early fight
ing before Petersburg. These guns belonged
to the Macon (Ga.) Light Artillery, portion
of whom were captured, and comprised the
entire battery the rebels succeeding in carry
ing on only one timber.
The Star for q week past has been engaged
in carrying Sheridan's command across the
James river, and completed the job on We'd
nesday at noon.
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THE PRESIDENTS EscoRT.-During the
time President Lincoln occupies his summer
resort at the Old Soldiers Home, the Union
Light Guard, (Ohio cavalry commanded by
Lieut.. ]. B. Jeimerson, consisting of twenty
men) will act as the Presidents body guard,
escorting him from the White House in the
evening to the Soldiers Home, and returning
again in the morning.
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THE TREASURY.

The public mind has settled down into the
conviction that Mr.. Fessenden will accept and
go into the Treasury as soon as he has COM
pleted the business of the Finance Committee
the Senate
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% ROP SAILS FOR LEAD

ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT,
VII be at es the Ss
livery " f ~ S fH5 SSst ASs ToE :? LEAD
This lead to be approved quality, pure and soft,
sqas a tSs and is dsy
not less than FIVE hu red tons on the 18th of Au
gust 1874, and not less than FIVE hundred tons per
E95s to t make At the sHsesd
number of tons he fail to deliver at that time
GUARANTEE.
the nidder viii be required to accompany his
siSIs persons shs. Il ssss lis id .ssspsss Be-
equal to the amount Of the contract. to deliv
ss q in snS IN %
bidder should fail to enter into the contract they
said Bidder and the next respensbs bdasr. OF Of
the person to whom the contract may be awarded
Ss of The Of ss e.lP Be
nearest District Court, or of the United States
Bonds in . sum equal to the amount of the CON.
tract. signed ~ the a and both q bis
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, the undersisnsd residents of -, In the
sas s ~
Contract for the same with good and sufficient sure
ties, in sum equal to the amount Of the
contract to furnish the articles proposed in
conformity to the terms of the Advertisement dated
July ]. 1854. under which the bid was made; and i,
in case the said - shall fail TO enter into 2
contract as aforesaid, guarantee to make good
the difference between the offer of the said -
- and the next lowest responsible bidder, or
the person to whom the contract may be awarded
Given under our hands and seals
,, (this -day of -, I6-.
Witness: - [sei
70 this guarantee must b appended the Official
certlneate above mentioned. "a a. .s.r 5.sI.
Upon the 4wsrd being made, successful bidders
Tiia pc nSSttaed and furnished with forms of con-
The nepa,ttment reserves the right TO reject any
or AL bias II not deemed sstisfaotory 3 =
Propossls will be addressed t.. " Rrisadier Gen.
inaton sna H Chief e. ordn.nSs Wssh.
Tor !, L sessd n.,. GEoRgH ., RAMSAY.
HORsES FOR sALE-Jast received. q Horses.
II for draft. DRIVING and 70 niiy IN .noses ~ .
Gan be seen 1t Bulls Head Stable isx At IN
and Ohio avenue. 81 - N0
.. Ls..- q. - -o.paIos. irosris.e..l
MAP OF RICHMOND AND sURRouNpTNA
Lu eonntry. showing rebel teeti9es ops 50 cAnts
/ 10 70 rs q e-E B8AQCK 3AYLAR =
4 & - 81 ~
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers.

In virtue ofan order of distress ganst the goo
and chattels of B; Henze for rent due and in ar
IeSea vnon one n;ann e coxar re- nrnra- -
said Hence. and hereby give notice that shall
sell the same to the bidder for cash, SAT
DAY the 9th day of July, at II o'clock A. m at tn
corner of 18th and d streets, at Green & Williams
Auction Store to satisfy said amount of rent due.
4 A. u. l.. KEESR Balif,
jy2-d GREEN &c WILLIAMS Aucts
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DROP osALS FOR TATOEs.
Office Depot Commissary Of Subsistence,

OQHct OcpoL tOn1n1lSSdTy OF SnbStStente, I
Washington. ID. c.. June 80, is64.S
Sealed Proposals are invited in duplicate. by the
undersigned. at No. 223 G street, Washn gton
DC until tn URSDAY. JULY, 1854 at IL clock,
Department with
FIVE HUNDRED BUSHELS OF POTATOES,
TO be delivered in Washington or Georgetown, D.
c.. or Alexandria, Va; the Potatoes to be of good
merchantable quality, and subject to inspection
just before they are received. The bidder must
specify in his bid whether he pro poses to deliver
barrels, in sacks in bulk Bids will be receive
for quantities less than the whole.
The oath of allegiance must accompany each
bid unless the bidder has already filed the same
in this office; Each bidder must be present to e.
spond to his bid, and the Government reserves the
right to reject any bid for aoy cause.
Payment will be made in certificates of indebt.
edness. such other funds as the Government
may have for disbursement
g. GREENE
jy 2-4t Captain and c. S. v
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SECOND EDITION.
s O'CLOCK p. M.

THE FoURTH.-Monday being the anniver.
sary of our national independence, no regular
edition OF the Star will be issued on that day,
but should the arrival of important news make
it requisite, we shall issue an extra.
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LATE REBEL NEWS.

LATE REBEL NEWS.
Richmond Dates of Thursday Last-The
Fight with Wilson's Cavalry-Federal
Raid into North Carolina.
We have copy Of the Richmond Examiner
of the Both, from which we take the follow.
ing:
War News.
About 6 o'clock yesterday morning there
was furious cannonade in the direction Of
Chaffin's Bluff, on James river. During the
morning soldier reached the city who repre-.
scented himself as from the immediate vicinity.
He stated that foraging party Of the enemy
having crossed the river and set about cutting
oats on Cox's plantation, our men opened on
them with several pieces OF field artillery and
drove them off.
From Petersburg.
PETERSBURG, June ga prisoner who was
brought in to. day reports that portion OF our
cavalry engaged the front OF Wilson's cavalry
at Dnwiddie Courthouse yesterday in a hot
engagement in which the enemy's loss was
forty wounded. 1t was supposed from his
statement to have been Confederate success.
1t is also said that part OF Wilson's force was
at Lawrenceville, Brunswick county. last
night, trying to get out towards the Weldon
railroad.
There has been cavalry fight below here
are unknown.
In front the situation is unaltered.
AFRAID into Western North Carolina.
Information was received here yesterday,
that AGO Yankees and Tennesseeans, under one
Captain Birk, came over into Western North
Carolina, and on the morning of Tuesday, the
29th instant, captured Camp Vance, at Nor
gantown, and took 800 Junior Reserves pris-
oners.
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SALE wITHoUT,LLMIT OF FOURTEEN coon

SALE WITHOUT'LIMIT OF FOURTEEN GOOD
LOTS ON NORTH L STREET, BETWEEN
NORTH CAPITOL AND 1sT SITS. WEST.
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell to the high
est bidder, fourteen good building lots, fronting
Capitol street and LIST street west, and running
back 1876 feet ~ inches.
Terms: One half In cash; the remainder In sip
and twelve months, with interest, secured by A
deed of trust on the premises.
Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser
A payment of so on each lot will be required at
the time of sale. .- 49,
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RETURN OF MRS. LINcoLN.-Mrs. Lincoln
returned to the city this morning. direct from
New York, accompanied by her eldest son,
Robert. The President and his family Will
occupy their rooms at the Old Soldiers Home
this afternoon, for the first time this season.
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PY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

POSITIVE AND CNREsERyED SALE OF NINE
SMALL DWELLING HOUSES.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, at
s clock, on the premises, commencing with the
first named, shall sell part Of Lot 3d. square 5l2
on Fourth street west, between n and streets
north improved by two small Brick Dxelling
Houses, four rooms each. .f-
Immediately after, shall sell part of Lot No.
g. square 40, fronting the 81 foot alley between
l. and streets north, and 9th and 18th streets
west, i'm proved by FIVE small Brick and two Frame
Dwelling Houses.
Terms One half cash the balance in six m n tbs
with interest, secured by deed of trust the
premises. -s
jy I'd (RepI &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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Assistant Adiutant General

EoR RENT-A front ROOM, calculated for any
business cellar s ~, under a it c19nte. ip Near
house can be had by the lat of August. jy 2-lt.
FURNISHED ROOMs-LsrRe and handsomely
L FURNISHED ROOMS. snsly or in suites may
9Th and 10th P streets ~ w. ''' street, ,ya.st.
TOR RENT-A three story HOUSE, $40 H st,
VAL s,gafts o MAgp e Mr. pU 5
Boundary SITS. Possession Immediately. jy23t'
TOR sALE-A large, three story frame HOUSE.
between an4 streets Viii be- T and
possession given on the LIST of July. For further
REED, No. as6 18th street Between ard
MOULD BE RENTED FOR THREE MONTHS.
neatly House. ss ioose
None other but private family, wishing to occupy
atelS A Address FeS f BG3 '1e6 Ss0'''OH gwen jy2a
TOR sALE-A twos story BRICK HOUSE and
LOT, situated on 9Th street. two doors aboye
feet, and runs back leo feet For further informa-
ti1n apply on the premises. 1.cop voc1r
A RARE CHANCE FOR A PRACTICAL BUS
n MESS NAN Grocery, Liquor and Prori-
fures for snle.-The heuse contains store, parlor,
dining room, kitchen, water closet and bath room.
with gas and water, and is an excellent stand for
business The occupant intends leaving the city
The house is situated on D street No. 276. be-
tween 18th and l31a streets, only one square from
cupyinK the house. Je 2-3taw2w'
ID TO BUILDERS.
Ms viii Be a TsGsrsf for buang
from the 4th to the 10th of July Plans and speci:
can Ss by GSnf at sSps
right to receive reject all pro possis jy2-3t*
N DISSOLUTION.
etEsIS3f SNSG1 his p ds5
dissolved by mutual consent.
WILLIAM KIRKLAND,
Isly /, 1854. WILLIAM BOWLING.
Mr WILLIAM KIRKLAND is authorized to
receipt for all accounts due the late arm. jy2-3t+
TIE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE AT HIS
L Yard Blasden g w hart on the Eastern Branohl !,
about 40 900 FEET PRIME YELLOW PINE
FLOORING, which it will be the interest of Build
ers and others to examine before purchasing else
where.
Saving and Planning done at the shortest notice.
jy Pct" A. GREEN.
WOOD AND COAL YARD FOR sALE.-The
w subscribers, having determined upon a change
of business, offer their stock of Wood and Coal,
with all the conveniences, buildings, scales, carts,
saving machine, &C.. for sale on accommodating
terms. The good will Of the yard with an estab
lished custom, is valuable, and money can be mads
at the business by any Industrious person with
bile amount of capital. Apply to
BRINTSALL & CO.,
5y2.1w Corner ii and 10Th SITS.
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War Department, Adjutant Generals o~ce,
,nrf,., L.. Z

u tFur1HTtHt w Want tIsnsTdTS DfTce,
Washington June 30 1864. {
Circular, No 50.-Civil employees in the va
rious Military Offices and Departments in
Washington, who claim 4 residence and Iia-
bility to draft elsewhere than in the District OF
Columbia, will Immediately produce evidence
of such residence and liability to the proper
enrolling officers of the District of Colunihia,
and take steps ts have their names stricken
from their enrsllment lists, in order that the
quota Of the District may be fixed upon pro-
per basis. .
BY order Of the Secretary of War.
E. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutapt (3anaraI
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DY VIM WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
ID South corner Penn a avenue and 9th ct.
PAWNBRoKER'S SALE.

~ sPAWNBROkER'S SALE.
NJ K. WALSH & CO.'S LARGE SALE OF OVER
900 LOTS OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES OF
1 SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, GOLD
! AND SILVER WATCHES. JEWELRY &C.
On SATURDAY MORNING the % day Of July,
commencing at 90 O'Clock, we will sell very large
ssssrtmsnt Of spring and summer clothing con-
Business Sack Frock and Dress Goats. F.-
. Ladies' Silk, Delane, Calico Dresses,
Skirts and Dress Patterns,
Stella Grape, W oolen and other Shawls and On
Velvet, Cloth, Silk and Lace Cloaks.
Quilts, Blankets, Counterpanes, Sheets, Pillow
Cases and Towels,
A large assortment Of .. '-
Gold Silver and Plated Watches,
Gold and Silver Vest Guard. and Chateisns
Diamond Plain Gold and Bet Rings. Breastpins
! Gold and Silver Pens. Pencils, &c.
Single and Double Barrel Guns Revolvers, and
Dirk Knives,
.Violns, Guitars. BanjOs. Drums. Flutes and
! Stereotype Views and a thousand other useful
E rticles not enumerated which must be sold with
ut reserve to close the business.
( W L. WALL CO. Aucts
! N. B.-We would respectfully call the attention.
of persons aving goods de posited ~itR US 20 come
and redeem them within 3, days from the date OF
jea5 M X. WALSH CO., PAwnbrokess.
ny- rUR SALE WILL BE CONTINUED ON
TUESDAY MORNING, July 9Th. and daily there.
Nv 2 .Y VIM. l.. WALL h. CO.. Aucte.
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BAR FIXTURES, STAGE,
AND Stage SCENERY AND FIXTURES, AND

LEASE AT AUCTION.
On THU RSDAY, July 7th, 1854, at IL O'Clock g.
M, we shall sell, at "Metropolitan Hail." by vir-
date the 9th day Of March. A. b.. 1851 and record
ed in Liber N. g. g., Nc; IS, folio 81 70 65 OF
following described property:
The Bar and Bar Fixtures, two hundred and ff-
and Chandeliers, one Piano Forte one large and
one small Stove, one Clock, together with all the
right, title and estate of Gardner Co., in and to
the same ASST gnees of a lease.
Terms cash. JOHN MICHEL, Trustee,
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FOOD NEWS FOR THE TRAVELLER.

new line of Z. s. Stages leave Pennsylvania
House, on G St, between ~ and 9Th Fges~
f s.. tWisss a ri p e., daily
and Tuesdays; Thursdays. and Saturdays, by same
route for Frederick, Md, connecting lines
with Poosville and other points Having new
and splendid Coaches, feel satisfied that general
satisfaction will be the result.
FRANCIS CURRAN
Persons desiring to go from Georgetown will
find tn stage at the Montgomery House. on Hi h
St., every morning at O'Clock. jy 2lwt
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WASHINGTON
w LOCAL
BAGGAGE EXPRESS,
IT. Office, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
- EMOTAL.-J r DREAMER has removed his
H Feed Business from No. All Eighth street to
the southeast of LIST and streets, where he
will be pleased to see his old customers and many
new snes jy 2-3t-
COMPANION TO THE REBELLION RECORD,
~ containing Official Reports. Narratives and
State Papers, both National and Rebel, which were
not published in the regular issues Of the Rebel
lion Record. vol. 6vo., with portraits.
jy2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
BEWARE OF IMPOsTORS ! DIR. LEON. for
ID many years 8 successful practitioner in New
York. has opened (for few weeks) an Office No.
where those afflicted teither male or female) with
diseases of Private nature may consult him. No
charge made if he fails to cure Persons at a dis
lance can be treated by addressing by mail
je 9 Inn
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT--An unindorsed CHECK on Mechanics
!! - Bank, Philadelp hfs for 500 Reward given
FSREt 9siIss Z aRa n ssi
ss
TNAKEN UP EsTRAY, on the LIST instant, a Ii ght
L red COW, with white face. The owner is re-
auested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges anu a. G esLE NON on walbridge Farm.
jy 2-3t. back Of Columbia College.
OR stolen ron e.
enc of her ears, and small white spot on her fore
be given by delivering her to the owner, JOHN
ELYHN 9Th street, between and streets; Navy "a
color black, with white feet and face. A suitable
reward I'LL WIN be paid to any person returning him
c. REWARD..strayed away from home, abo ut
sG:) the 2lst of June, a brindle or red COW, with
Visit. " JONI NJ. 81 si5 SH HsE Effect.
$40 as HEaSK Il Ba f Rs F? DOC
which strayed from home on Monday morning,
5s5 s on his rsh sy Ely The sn
ward will be paid If he is returned to 374 Eighth
street, near Northern Market House. ty l-3t
We =
S9.l the 18th ult, white and spsngled sprine nR
COW; the ii p of the horns turning up. She has .
very large bag and is supposed to leave to get her
calf The above reward will be paid for her return
to Mrs, FITZMORROW,K street, bet. Sd and 4th
streets. jyl-2t'
Gel n REWARD.-Strayed or stolen from the
" " subscriber. on the 18th inst. two COWS,
one six years old, y bitten, white, face span gled
white and red on the body, of medu size, with
tops of herns turned upward the other IL horned
COW, mixed with large spots of red and white. q
large star in her forehead. The above reward will
be paid for their return to THOS. GRADY, corner
of North Capitol and SITS. jy l-3ts
QSO REWARD-Stolen from the subscriber 8
D.)O farm, on West River, Anne Arundel coun-
ty, Md on I'D June, a bright bay MARE. about Is
hand high; about six years old; very small star in
forehead; trots and canters She is a. valuable
ami NAL, and in fine order. will give S25 for the
return of the Mare, and S25 for any informant on
that will convict the thief. Address me at West
River Post Office, Nd. :
jy LIT. VIM. w. ELLIOTT.
HOUND ASTRAY-On the 18th inst, one blazed
T. faced, light bay MARE. The owner will please
come forward prove property pay chaEpgeSv: and
je sorste 1922 Massachusetts, avenue
CTRAYED AWAY LAST APRIL, FROM tn E
- subscriber, two BAY HORSESHOE marked I
CO. on shoulder; had sore on hind leg; no shoes
and fore foot split The other had scratches
front feet. liberal reward will be paid if left
with the owner. - EDWARD HUNT,
No. 453 street, near
je 30-lw" Navy Yard Market.