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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
y MASTkRs STORES, II Il
CHIrF ouAsrEhmAsftR'k OgrIl.
IIrnoLr np a. LILA 40

.-a- wAsBIssrox, D. O.. June IS, 1874. ,
VIII be soid at public auction, at Government
warehouse No, u New York avenue, betwsen.
Eighteenth and ktneteenth atreeth. In the city oil
,Washington,, D. O., on WEDNESDAY, July 9,
1854, lot Of QuarteTmasterG' Stores cOniancd Nc
] spsdes, Handouts, Lanterns, .
h Once Cbsirs, Grindstonss, stoyes, '.1- ,
STOW e-pipe, Brooms, Coal.hOds, -
,Mess-pAns, Buckets, Scrap Sheet Iron, ,
And slarge lot OF CArpenters' Tools.
Sale 70 commence at II O'Clock, . m.
Successful bidders will be required to remove the
articles within Ave t6) days from date OF sale.
Tsfms--Cash, In Government funds.
. nj. -tTI .Ia'.,. g.. ID. II. RUCKER,
I. Brissaisr General sad ChiOi Qusrtermhster,
\ ye28-St m ..-I ID. . Depot Of Washington.
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THE only place where you can purchase hsdia
at II, A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, .blf
PLnnnylvapth avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beautt.
ully repaired At short notice. a., mar 2b--tf
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kAiMUSKMENTS.
4t.r~ -.rr..H l.,as,n.y ,,,,v 1sItu ttIf
s.-EuE .ggrgF MVrhAf, 'oLf u sol Ter r.
commeneehent Of hea 4, 1yso.s, IL a 81 &
NEW STARS ~ n'''ll,.i ~, -. n ~
FRESH TALENT, ' 81 lI,a i ~, y, '.
r,s,r,t -5,I-s TNcaEAsEp ATraAcrIoN.
Fr'st appearance 70 wa;hInEton Of tho fsHs1
......a ST. GEoRGB SISTERS, 'ngI9W ~
ST pEoRBE SISTERS, -,.l.y y

Fi'st appearance - WASHINGTON Of tho fsHiSw
..u.a 81. GEORGE SISTERS, 'hslow ~
ST. eEoRUE SISTERS, 80 -. /.
Whose eN performance. are IN. won
dor OF modern tsuss. .t.tI
The Mysterious Dispia,a ApI Inson, ts,,en,Ill.
Demonstrations IN spirituaiish made Ia Tho pyc.
encc OF these Young ladies', have been proneunosd
and other oities, where fLsy have exhibited, =
THE MOST STARTLING PHENOMENON TIFF
WORLD EVER WITNESSED S.s
The Exhibitions given by there Cciebra,cd si..
tiers are conceded by ali to be i a. .ra -
FAR MORE MYSTERIOUS
than thoze Of tho renowned r.r..
DAVENPORT BROTHERS,
- their experiments arc nsde entirely 900. .rf TO-
WITHOUT THE AID OF APPARATUS, AsD
WITHIN SIGHT OF ALL, m o..
thereby assuring the Most skeptIeSl Of ,hclfrsir,
n 9s 10 every paraculhhf THEFT wonderful per.
Mrsr DE- SEEN TO Be APPRECIATED (,
First appearance Of 3D.. no ."' g1' "' ".- .
JOHNNY REDEEM, ~
JOHNNY REeDEN, !,
The great song and DAnoe Man. ALSO, Of
Mr.. CSC BEuTs, rr' r
MR.. GEO, ROBERTS,
The Celebrated Aiaitre de Ballet. ..r. ..
Second week OF the successful SenI,tioh Drama,
THE BusHWHACKERs OF THE POTOMAC.
Which was witnessed during the Hrs, week OF lis
representation by over .s.., 30 .rr- ADD.
FIVE THOUSAND PERSON., ..
FIVE ThOusAND PERSONS, tag... ~
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SANFORD IN TRorBIs.-s. 9. Sanford, Of the
opera houpe now In this city, was hfrssted last
evening, by PstroIRan Grant OF the seventh re-
ctnct, on the charge OF violshng the eofporAtioh
mont. sAnfo a hsd no hcenae. He was taken be-
lore Justice Glberson, who hned him ts6. ri. 80
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aromrLIhlsNTARY BEsEFTr' !, I, (

sa' 100 iisls sW = ToTuI 10 gsraa
ATTACHES or THE THEA RE,
m al " BRiLLhIlA.s'y, oAA ATTRACTIONS
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NEW YoRK STILKs.-G,ulsms,s' Olotaing -
Moo and FdshiORabsk- large assortment for Drsss
and Business wear. The Engiiah Sack and Walk.
ing CoRts exoell in beauty, grade and finish any.
thing over offered In this city. =
OSS-n s27 Pa. Av.. bet. Ninth and Tenth sts.
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r AND SwkRRANTs WANTED.

m n CLARK h,6AYLORD
rpos-h Z Room 3. corner seventh and ss.
~ E AM 5 I Z RS ITI WANT L d ;.
all -~---r- &C o. hFa -
-. --.t.. CnIEF QgARTERNAsIE OFTIon, llIf
" WAsHIEaToN DEPuT,
. ...r,,lv " ksHIHgIOS, D, C.tJuiy ., 1861
Wanttd, AZ once, THREE HCNDRED TEAM.
STEERS esell capable Of driving with angle line,
and M IN aging IIN mule tsamB. .------. ~ A.
To such WHO are Competent tn peEloInl the duty,
the pay per month will he thirty dollars with
ration per day, and hospital privileges, Including
the medOAl Attondkncs when sick,
roApPiyto Captain Charles H. ronpkins, A. Y.
M, u. SgA', corner Twenty-secppd mod G streets,
Wahinstod, D. @. D. n, RucKER,
~ - = Brig. Gen. and Chief Qusrtermaster,
jyoIotr' !, Mo Depot OF Warrington.
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TAMEs THARP. DEALER IN no.

sfreet between Penn syiyania avenue and ID street
Warrington city. The sttention OF sutlerb d
purchasers generally 10 called TO his stock, which
VIII be found 70 embrace great variety OF every
article In his line Of business. Ne would take this
occasion TO ret m his thanks TO the Washington
public for the patronage heretofore extended to
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FAMILY MATINEE, Doe ,.rt.
EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOOS,iat2 o'ol0ok.
Admisslon-LAdie % centsi children 10 cents.
hunihtlon oenth
Orchestra. 30 cents
Private Boxes holding six persons. ............tS
Doors open at u performance To oommnnoe at s.
XTARIETIESi VARIETIES
v MUSIC HALL AND THEATRR.
fronting Ponn's aVsnue and Ninth sreei.l
HAhbLIN \ co. .....................P ronrietDls
FIT SlMMOSS.. stage Msusgor and Advertiser.
THE GREAT SUMMER INSTITUTION, oil
Tested by the Thermometer. and acknowledged 20
10 tho ool"st place OF amusement In the ty, IRON
the fact OF itl helng all ull & wndOws aud 'front.'
ing on three broad streets. The entire atmosphere
renewed every half hour.
PERFORMAN L AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
Afternoon al Ool cki night At s.
GRAND REVIVAL Of tho Drama that drew
over Thirty thougsnd PorBoni Merchants, Ststes-
men, PolinGiNGE, Trade smep, hIeOhsnIos, Firomen,
40 'eo yourself on the StAgei Rioh Revelations
DsvelOned! Now let the Evil Doors Trombie We
Me OF Gult Yet HigE 10 Trust Tho great Irposc
OF the city The He local Grsma OF the eapitslt
FEMALE ri kPOCktT OF WASHINGTON,
Or, High and Low Lie 10 the CApitSl
Also, pltyed WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON for
THE LhUIf.S. q o.
ALSO THE sgslU HALL SHOW.
ALL THE PRETTY GIRLS APPEAR' .
Life characters cOn6titr'e lie play. Pol tleiAns,
Gamblers, Thieves Ssrr ters, Detectives, Police.
men, Fast Grls, Fast Men, Sharpe and Flats, Fire
men, Govern aIont Clerks, IA. jyS
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m II L 8 A l. 6 NJ EG.
Send 10 the salhm Leg Company, Salem, MGSI.,
DESCRIPTION Of the LEG, . list Of TWENTY
FIVE ADVANTAGES over other Artificial Lego,
TESTIMONIALS In Its favor from EMINENT
SURGEONS, and accounts OF CASES whilh have
been treated by this original and Ingenious
method. ~
This Leg 10 under the patronage OF thu CnitOL
States Government for the p'o Of the Army
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vARIETIEs,--Last night Of the great drama
OF 1.-THE Female Pickpooket." Last night OF He
lena Smith. Monday, new ltaIsi also, "Freneh
spy" and an unusual bill. Wednesday, levsa 1
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09

TAKEN EsTRAY BYTHE METRO.
/. Il politan Polloe.-on the 9th day Of Juno, one
bay Mare, with black less, was taken estFay by
tho police. The owner II heEeby not,lsd to make
proof OF ownsIship 10 the property clerk Of the
Mettopolitan Police Distrist, At his on ., No Ie5
THURSDAY, the ilth Jniy, 1854, or said mare will
be then sold fol cash, e TIE highest 6idder pms;
Louisiana avenue. Iiy order rr... u1
- - GAO. n. HEkRiOK,- Property CLERK.
IN q w.L. WALL. n CO., Auctiohcera.
ybo,lA-9t IA ..--fF nm
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Aud rronounJsd bS iolPsftisl judges % 90
THE DEsT SENSATION DRANK lF'
THE best SENSATION DRAMA ''
.H|I n4G.| n" -n'.' .'
hSER fthYfD IN wHsHiNcrSSs.

kNEKT AFIERSoOE AND EVENING,
The Great Sensation Drama, written expressly
for the Ca Iterbury, entitled .H'f.
srIIE pI-Suyvu AI,I,raS nr rus pntnAE,p
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09

'UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HORSES.
WAR DEPARrMEsT, CAvALRy BuaEAr,)
IA. OrTicr or CnIEF QrARTrnafAsTER, \
WAsnI.GToN, D. Z, July I, 1851,
VIII be sold At PUBLIC AUCTION 70 the high
sst bidder, At the times and places named below,
viz: z, -.
Lebanon, PGnns THURSDAY. July ! ISL.
Reading, Penaa,, THURSDAY, July -. 1884.
UsrTisburK PenpA., THURSDAY, July %, ls5I.
Altoona PennA,, THURSDAY, August 4, 1864.
WiIliamsport, Ponna, THURSDAY, Angust lie
1854.
TWO HUNDRED taUO) cavalry hofecs ~ EACH
place.
These Horses have been condemned 40 unit for
the Cavalry service of the Army.
For Road and Farm purposes many good bar
gains may be had.
Horses sold singlY.
Terms; Cash, tn-C nlted Staten currency,
JAMES 4. EllN,
NsSN Cavalry Bureau.
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DHILP u soLoMoNs,
BOOKSELLERS ARMY sTATIONEGs,
PRINT ERs,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACJuRFsS,
1t2 REnnsYLvARM AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand
.. All Military and Naval Works,
New And recent PublinGtipnE.
Army stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Eiolh Manifold Wftterl,
Company Roll Books,
%, qenelrl Order FILES,
Time Books,
Army Pay TAblss,
Field GlA1ae1,
gield Copying PrtIIeI,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty DlAnkI,
Record bOok1 for use ut headquarters Us -
histAnt AdjutAnt Generals,
Blank book. made, and Printing dnne to nr'lor "a
All Printed Books Isai by mall free OF rcrtAso
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WANTS

yxrANTED! THREE or iFoUR PU.
NY, rpilA 10 Learn the ri ANo-ToH re, by q
lady who liss few hours durtns tho dry to spare.
Addro-sI' A. B,'1Box u, Atthis office. lelt.d
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,.Tk,LOCAL NEWS.


M PunLfc scHooIBxAyurIrcrgE The Second.
AIRY sehoolko 8. second DissiioS mlss Ilstcnsr'
&c y Ss
lsSsss.s. svsnes1 ne ifls numb tot,yfgurss.a
:ss &c ss.sss.a 8;
soca .na The s,nsiss scss s r iSllsTIns
.ss 81 Sisss'Sy No Ia LSsS Ss ssiis ,Ssnie sssi.
Ssss 1'sS ssSS ss x. s s.s
of the Oh animation. The school room wna taste
fully decNrste1. Upcn ons bf ths ElII WAS In
:;r,ssd I, q letter. II etstsf motto We
ms Male ..scad.ty sehesl, No. second pi =.
ARDS. Tssis Se y puplls on roll y Whom were
sbsent a great msny, transfers have been maze 20
from this school, and ths :en.saenss th.t The
however. ss,srt with confidence thst With The
con'inued training Of Miss Mcintosh they VII
Be a, sSos .s e, s sSSS :cp m
mented BY the trastce. The school oceupies The
engine house on the corner q sixth street and
Tse nal. grammar school % ths y,r,t District,
Mr.. Thompson principal, was exanitDedb mtssfs.
%:.S % ss az. s .sSss S ss' nsss 81
the cLiidrpn's parents were pre,ent;
Tho school 10 located on Fourteenth street, near
sscoant spess distance and insoasspispc &c 10
many, but which, meets ample atoncnent In the
wholesome, bracinG, Iinvigo sting atmosphere by
which the pupils sro dstly surroundrd ADD with
which reofeAted. The school nunbers ~, OF whom
oply three were absent, The order Was excellent,
and the examination .very satisfactofy In road
proficiency. The singing lvas extremely credit
able, and challenged the admiration Of the ladies
TINS 10, perhaps, The best msie grammar schooi W
have in tho District For three successive y carr
the Columbian College scholarship hss beer
Secondary No. 8, Third District Mia Addis
Thompson, teacher, was exsminedeby Mr.. HIT
This school 10 tsught In the church on North
Capitol stree. near the depot, the same building
with Miss HIRE n II avery comfortable school,
room, but not Mfge enough, ~ = Hal . ~ e.
.,a .o... sr ss
who seemed much ple .sed With the SxAmin alton.
. Secondary No. o., Third pistIi Me. Williams,
teacher, was examined BY br. waish.' This school
Jid very we'll Mia Williams IL new teacher
and she eertainiy hiss mi ds , good beelnning. .al
The female intermediates, Fourth District, Mrs
MUTT Oh and Ellis, Of the board Of Trustees, and
MrI Cassell, formtrly trustee, and Prof Wendell
of New Hnmpghife.rEIrH laws 90 ~ -"lu 4tV
A very large number Of parents and friends werf
In attendance, VIII seemed greatly interested. Ths
room was very Handsomely decorated with fowesi
part Of teacher and pup Ia yWa4rs
The girls were rigldly Questioned 10 geography
grammar, mental and practied aIithmeiic, 40
The uist class in mental srithmetie cesefve. 60
pecial mention. 49,. 20. u.
: 10 all their studies the pupils eyineed thorough
vcribg teacher they could not do otherwise.
The eNAminatiofs are now ended, and on Mon
day the distribution OF medala and bteIniuma vii
begin, with the Fourth Dhtfiet. ~
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DY JAMES O. INQUIRE " CO., AUC.
,HAI .HtF|'." IIONEEH2

DY JAMES O. INQUIRE " CO., AUC-
ET1l Nd"I'. TONERS,
lTTVALu ABLE UNIMPROEED PROPERTY AT
corner Of MARY laDl ave- and Twelfth street Hcbt -
On FRIbA Y AFTERNOON July lst, at 6}s O'Clock,
ON the premises, We shall sell the whole OF Square
No ara ION the lsIADd) suhdiv lded into good Build
Ing LOts, fronting respectively ON Eleventh and
Twelfth streets west and Maryland avenue, all
running back TO Alleya.
sites in that section OF the city, and the sale 10
worthy the attention Of persons who wish lGc
building sites.
Title lndlsputAble.
TeFmsi one third cathi the remainder IN ak and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trult on tho promiset.
All sonvoi Snses and StampI At the coat OF tie
purchaser
:, Aga' nent q SEQ on eseh lot viii be required st
ie2L-d Aucti1noerH.
| j 80 The above sNle IL unAvOIdAbly postponed
uutn FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July sth, same hour
and place. j. c. Mcguire Co..
iy2-d AuetlonaefI.
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cExTnr MAskfr.-The following is list Of


prices thia morning - ylIA ,EI4- l.-..
BeeE, 2OasOe. per Id. porter house steak, so.35c.
per ID pork aoaaSo per lb.J lamb, ~ ooseaoo PER
quarter mutton, 20,25e. per lb.y veal 2oa1oc. per
lb eorned be lb,20e. per Id ,oorned pork, i6a2oc.
per 10 butter, sSsSc per Id esss, ssiec. per dog.
bnekberrea, II 100. per qusrt, euoumbers, 10 s4oo
per doz. old potatoes, A7Oe. per peok; new pota-
toss 81 per peck whortlebsriies 2osaou per quart;
oorn 20A9Oc. per COZ pess, SOC per- PEGS tomstoss,
s3,s4 per psekj squashes fInioc, per dorepi
lhouide 10 ,20c, per lb,j middlinga 20 saso, per
@ nh.sr, esei ps ,ac psr
bunch, Iuttuoe, &c pieae; okieken; soc.ssi per
psj ducks, 81 per psi cheese, go, per ib onion,,
sOc. per lbi beans, 2oAase per pk, hslibut, 40.
per 70 per soc; per bunehi rnek, soo. per bunchi
sea bass 49, per H.: poIgiss, 10 per ibi elams,
81 T5psr hi shorts, 800. per bh brown uf, eor.
per BIZ; ship stuff soss5s. per BIB rye, 81 10 per
Sh VIE aay Der DOE DOE is%Sn
per uoLs ra#4F. ." .H..lE#g8T ar" s#BsaE gHa ~!
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DY JAS. Q. INQUIRE Il CO., AUC.
ID TONER'S.
NISTRATORs SALE pF GREEN HOUSE
rIsnts 10 sATu SDAY MORNING, July Q, At
10 O'Clock, py ordsr OF the honorable ofphans'
CouTtbf me District OF Columbia, shall cell, on
Square No. 81, near Boundary street, between
1wsnReth and TWenty -flrLt streets In tho city OF
WSthiaEton, u, C., quantity OF the iInest Plants
snppOEod to be Ia the Unit ID stGtel consisting OF
IaponioSs and Cape Jo'sAmlues.
sfsrsih cssh. Delivery made Immediately sfter
Tie sale. WILLIAM DOUGLAS,
= Jsdn,ioj'ustor Of John Douglas, deceased.
J. L. MCGUIRE II CO.,
.le.9--d AuotionooFL
~ The shove sale Ia unavoidA'ly postponed
until SATURDAY MORNING, July h IAme hour
ma place. WILLIAM D IuGl.hs,
Administrator of John Douglas, deceased.
jy2-L F, - % 40. MCGUIRE X 60. AuetI.
ar Tie shove sSle 10 further unsvoldably post.
pogy.b and VIII take place a. he Auction n om'
On TfURsDAY MORNING, July IL h, Hsme hour.
WILL M DOUGLAS.
Administrator Of John Douglas deceased.
'E JOE ''- las. q. Mcguire 4 Co,
bs.l;s Auetioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
.iiAn UGIdoN SALE, OF CONDEMNED
IN ANIMALS.

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAvALRY BuREAu,)
10 -.., OfrISE OF CBIEf QUARTErMAsTER,
I" S"'f wksnINoTos, d. O., July T. 1864,
!, WI be sold at, Public Auction, TO the highest
bidder, on THURSDAY, July IA, 1864 at Gistb0to,
Depot, near Washington, b. c., beginning st 10
O'Clock, =. m.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
These horses hsre been condemned Al. unit Tor
the cavsiry service OF the army.
For road and farming ruTrusss, many good bar
En,ua may he lhsd. Z n F
HOrses sold sipgly.
TeimS Cash, In United StAtes currency.
JAMES A. EKIH,
LIsutensnt Colonel And Chief QuArtermaster,
iys.dtd Cavalry Bureau.
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'TaIstsXruRoAfI EVENING, IrLYs,
prodncsTo tatRs II. saunder,' DraruAt.
ization Of VIM. n. English's Popular Novel,
RosiNA MEAn0wS

d on aCAR 7nOyT ~ ".J
To he followed by the DO"
ag'sst1 UI GARDINER SISTERS
In the beaptlIul touching Duet,
't"Jusf> BEFORE THE BATTLE, MOTHER"
JENNIE GouaLEY
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DOYS' CLOTHING. 1--WE ARE NOW
ID In receipt OF large kJEortmUnt ~ n0yb' IN
Chlldrens Clothing Of Tho nGWbsl ItSlss, tall!
Tor the present season for dTeta and school we az
70 which we invite the attention Of parents,
WALL, STEPHENS d Co,
g. sss Fsnruylvinia Avenue, bGtwssR
'f Ninth ard lelth stTsstL
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rIlhss NJ. I. boiIc Irun, 49,, NO. = pig irons No.
= holteF lclsnE, Se.i No, :, sam padkinE' No. ;.
:, lard OIL; 10. s. unhor No. d tAlloW and soap:
Ma. 10 ergineelL stores No. II, engaeers' tools;
| No IL, snglnasEs' Instruments; No. ~, steam
punps; No, u, wrought iron pipe, valves, he; No.
10, tuGesi No. ~, Igori No. H. irOn nails, bolts.
nuts, Sc, No, Is, oOppeI No. 10, TIN, lead, AMI
Ztnci NO. "a, white leadj No. u, Zinc paint No
eoloreh paints, ers, Sej No ~, atstoneryj Nc.
a. trc'woodi No. ~, cotton and hemp packing,
| 6a No. a., ongineen' ltOuI. -.H iya-Itwiy
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07
DIED,

At the residence of Mrs. ANNIE L. FLEETWOOD
near Maysville, KY, July 3rd, 1864. DIR. W. l.
MOUNTJOY, of Congestion of the Lungs, aged
thirty-two years, four months and twelve days
Ohio, May 80, 1864, MIR. LAWSON VIRGINS
formerly of Fleming county, KY, aged about
Sixty years.
Killed in battle. near Gaines Mills, Va, June
Sd, Sergt. JOHN +. RUSSELL, Co. d, 9th
Regt Mas. VOL, only son of John russell L OF
Russellville, Hadley: Mass, and only brother of
Mrs. FANNIE s. LEARY, formerly of this place,
aged Twenty-four wears,
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OSTOur friepds should remember tha

OTOur frierds should remember that
the Bulletin contains the latest news re-
ceived to the hour of going to press.
We will endeavor to present q complete
summary of the most important INTEL
ligerce, domestic and foreign, reports of the
market, stocks, &c. Our low price of sub
scription enables all to take our paper; and
now since events Of the most exciting and
important character are daily occurring,
every man should embrace the oppor-
tunity offered by the Bulletin, of becoming
thoroughly posted.
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The Firm of OWENS & BARKLBY.

Inc Firm OF OWENS & BARkIG4.
We are pleased to cali attention to the
advertisement of our old friends OWENS &
BARLEY of their Great Carpet St0sepers.-
We know the Sweepers have been in use in
our city for some time, and have given en-
tire satisfaction. 1t saves labour, SAVES car
pets, and creates no dust while being used
We advise all our Lady friends to procure
one, as we are fully satisfied they would not
be without one for ten times the cost
MeEsrs. o. & B. are always up with the
times. any thing wanted can be bad from
those enterprising young gentlemen. Having
bad lorg experience and close attention to
business, gives them an opportunity of
knowing the wants Of the people generally.
and seem determined to satisfy every want.
You will do well to give them a call, and
see their goods aud prices.
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GTThe latest novelty in London and Paris
is the Photograph Letter Signature. Note
and latter sheets are now gotten up with
miuiature oval photographs of the persons
using them affixed TO the right hand lower
corner of the last page, after the word s
'Very truly yours, which are printed in the
usual place. They are getting to be quite
as fashionah HE az carries de viSite.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07

GrAn Albany youth of seventeen who
was lately arrested on the charge of sedu-
cling girl of sixteen and compromised the
matter by marrying her, has sued for a di-
vorce, claiming that he wasn't such a youth
as the maiden represented and that he on
" married her to avoid going to prison.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07

GTOn the evening of tbs Forth of July
a little boy, the son of widow whose hus
band was drowned a few weeks since, was
drowned by falling from the wharf boat in
this -city. The anguish OF the bersaved pa
rent was heart rending.-Eaq!e.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07
Mason County Fruit Farm
FOR SALE!

TWILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON SATURDAY, JULY 2ND, 1864.
The farm on which now reside, lying near the
Turnpike road leading from Minerva to Madison
Worthiugtop's, and Il mile from the Tollgate OH
said turnpike, containing
ga Acres!
Eight acres of which well Timbcred. There
arc also two we'll set in thrifty groves of Lo-
Gusts and Thrty-five acres of well set and finely
growing FRUIT TREES, consisting of
$50 HUEs VIRGINIA CRAB. Of years standing;
1900 PEACH TREES, of choice varieties, which
have been annually wormed since they have
been planted and headed back the past Spring;
$50 PEARS, 81 varities, 200 Bartletts';
zoo PLUMs. l2 varieties, 90 Westinghouse;
500 HoRToN's SEEDING GoosERERRIEs, now
hearing;
300 Choice varities of GRAPE;
goo Improved ORANGE OUNCE;
1875 DAMsoEs;
- SIBERIAN CRAB, now in fall bearing;
Almonds; Spanish Chestnuts; Mountain Chest
nuts; Ornamental Crabs aod various ornamental
Shrubs and Cherry Trees. Also, Family Or
chard of 65 Trees of choice varieties. Also, an
Orchard of 500 Trees, consisting Of Missouri
Genatins, Rawls' Contains, Rome Beauty and
Smiths Cider Apples.
the land, consisting of Corn, Tobacco, Navy
Beans, Oats, &c. Also, the half OF 20 acres oil
Wheat.
Cows, Twelve head of Good Hogs, l Two horse
Wagon, Gearing. Flows and other Farming Inn
elements. Also, some Bacon, l Barrel OF Mo-
lasses Sugar, Coffee, dc.
eETerms made known on day of sale. Sale
positive if bid is made. Plats of the Orchards
&c, eau be seen on the premises the day OF sale
ySale to take place at 10 o'clock, A. Nj.
l refer to Charles Detrix, of the Kentucky
Nursery, or John B. Poyntz.
wThs services of No. hand, now on the
the place, can be procured, if desired. the oalance
of the year to take care of and save the crop
| His crop being hereby expressly reserved.
| Mason County, Ky. june 16-Sw. T.G.D'
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07

GA barn belonging to Mr.. RIGes, at
Mt. Olivet. was struck by lightning. on
last Thurdav, and entirely consumed
Messrs. LEWIS H. LoNa & Co., of this city,
had thirty-niue hogsheads of Tobacco in
the barn at the time, which were consumed
with the bnildino
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-07

Four HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE "A
Washington special to the Post says:
-Four hundred thousand soldiers letters
will be sent North from Washington post
office to-day and tomorrow. They are
principally from the army Of the Potomac.
Their total weight IS upwards of six tons.