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FINANCIAL.


nEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, BUREAU OF TMn
- aece OF Taxes. NO - Chambers sree., ans asr
hereby en that an saa,.ona snad on
will accrue. TO be cachateo ion so
10Th day OF October, 1854 to the date Of pay msnt
- - JOHN MURPHY Receiver
I1xcELsIoR PETROLEUM CoMPANY.-sE0oNspi
NJ diyldsnd.-The Trustees OF this Comrany nave tnlA
day dividend OF four per cent payao Decsost
New York books will be closed from the iotn
10 The I5th December. inclusive. .
EovsssnR so, 1864 ARTHUR 7. HURD Treasurer
TTERNETICAL BARREL COMPANY.
II Iimcd portion of livestock remaining unsold OF the
TIermet cal orGanized under the gehera
rs and other By the Robbins patent can be
obtained apply A. A. TAYLOR, Actuary OF the Com
pany i53 Broadway, from whom licenses and all IN
formation be obtained on the sub ec The herneti
cal barrel commercial discovery OF great practical
Ii positively nsures against the leakage, eyapora
tion and odor OF petroleum and other voarle fluids
vALEsTInE's FREIGHT ExPRRss AND THROUGH TICKET
OFFICE, l63 BROADWAY. CORNER or DIZZY STREET,
(On DEror, JERSEY CIryl, (
NEW YORK, Nov. 20 1884
We received at our depot, Jersey CITY, on the 18TH
Of October last invoice of petroleum from TITUS.
ee Pennslvana OF which four barrels having the
brand of the "Hermetcai Barrel Company, kobnns pa
~ careful OF these barfes shows them 70
be order evaporation leakage The out de q
the wood OF the barrels dry before they were d
road and tanshipped three times. Since they have
been depot they been subject to considerable
treatment and TO and rain lew DAYS
gauged found to contain all the OIL that
was originally put in them. The loss Of petroleum from
leak nge and evaporation between here and OH creek
five twenty cent We have no doubt
Is well as all losses OF petroleum when on storase
e. IL. VALENTINE. Superintendent
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sALHp AT aUCTION.

A z.BURNHAx AUcTIoKERR. SUPERB HOUSE
As hold Fu nture Panoforte Paintings. statuary PAr-
ior Furniture, Silver Ware. Bronzes and many rare
ana costly works OF art ana arioiss o. air,u; ~
dence "A West sxte street between Fifth aud Sixth
avenues sale commenciua ii O'Clock The Ruconeer
would call particular attention Of bis friends ana the pub c
conpris the largest and richest
of Househo Furniture offered 1t auction this
season. house furnished less than IN -
Furniture Ia OF the richest description Draw
ting Furniture, covered with brocstr Window Cur
Secretaire bookcase. Etagere Centre ra-
bles Encognures, Cabinets. Card Tables Lace Curtains
Cornices Shades, Chsndeers Carpets, Mirrors Bron
Clock Vases, Ornamenls, onze Sltuary: magnificent
octave rosewood isn9ore the richest ument
offered at auct or this season made to order by city
makers and fully guaranise ell Stool Canterbury Cover Mu
sc Books Oh Paintings two matched Paintings BY Cole;
English Interiors by Norhcott; superb Painting by Musn,
Of Paris Fruit Piece. Winter Scene, Holy Family by Sell
lees French Line Engrayng-, Music Box Stereoscope.
Redroops-Rosewood Bureau, Bedstssaa Armoire .se
Mardrobes. Commodes In suit; Mattresses, Blankets,
Sheets Counterpanes, &c. Dining Room-Sideboard Ex-
tension Table sofa Chars elegant sets Crystal and RUB
Glass ARE Silver Casters Urns Tureens Spoons, FORKS
KNIVES Dinner Service decorated China Dinner Set Table
Linen, Cutlery, Basement ard Kitchen Furniture B.
Parties wishing 10 THIS sa lake the Fith and
sixth avenue cars and stages leaving At Sixteenth spee
the house.
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dor SALE CHEAP-A DARK BAY HORSE, EIGHT
old, ID hands high, sound kind and good ira
Weller. Apply at Dr. Srattous stable, Pacific street. near
Clinton, BROOKLYN.
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UcrIos NorIcE.-PosIrIvs AND PEREMProRY

MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrE
VELVET BRl SsEls AN INGRAM CARPETS
By E. ROTH, auctioneer this Monday morning Dec o.
ii O'Clock precisely the four story esidenc z3 Clinton
place Eighth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues con
ststing handsome aud Ingram Carpets three
elegant Paror SUITS covered In brocael and rose
ktAcere rbie Centre and Pier Tables Lace
Curtains OIL Painting Clock rich Vases Par
Tor Ornaments Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges and Recep
zion Chairs Corner Stand,
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PlAN0FORTE,
STOOL AND COVER, COST $3.50
rosewood Bedseads. Bureaas Washstanas. spring and
Hair Mattresses. Blankets Beds Chairs. Bed Lounges So
fas Rockers Mirrors Clocks, Tables, Extension Tables
China, Glass and Silver Ware. fable Cutlery, &c
N. B-Reabe in attendance to pack and ship
goods for purchasers al q REASONABLE le charge.
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LEGAL NOTTCEg.

TAMHS McKEwAN, MKT or KIN WANTED -BY
81 Of order OF the High Court of Chancery of
the Island of Jamaica made the 26h OF Sepemb
the application of ParcS Hand and Jane Hand. his
nephewa and eces OF James hckewan formerly OF Port
Royal the Island OF Jamsica deceased the children Of
hts brother Archibald Mvkewan and his sisters Martha
Porter. Rcbecca Lawrv. Laurie. Betsy Campbell ana
McFad living at the time of the decease OF the said
James MeKewan with vlcw to lnal distribution OF the
lodge the oce the Re eiver General the
Island TO the OF the parties aforesaid.
therefore hereby can NJ On aud eiure All such nephews
nioces living and the personal representatives. Of
such OF them oe dead to put a be ore me At my
once IN spanish Town. jana be fore the lat day OF
March their claims hare in the fund In son,
with full preof Of their birth aud pareHaee and
the said de fault whereof they viii be
precuded all benefit the pending for
- = STEPHEN W. MATS,
Master in the High Court of Chaucery Jamaica.
Fail particulars on Application TO THOMAS OUGHTON,
Solicitor. kingston. Jamaica.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN PETROLEUM COMPANY,

IN PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF NEW YORK.
TRUSTEES
FRANCIS A. PALMER, President Broadway Bank
N4TaAS RANDALL ExPresideut United States Tele
ASfs. Msm .,ss ssosy New vsss "s
EUGENE }. JAOKsVN OF rohamius \ Jackson, BANK
ers rHa hFfsss 4 sss
4 SdSs !; Co. Bankers, 70,
'ousa JAMES srS NJ s,5f.s CLARKE l o Guy Pennsylvania
OFFICERS
ALBERT H. NIooLAY New York.
ANDREW MKHAFFEsv,' 'ii1e rhinasiphia
v. STOUT, President Shoe ana Leather Bank. New
EDMUND c. sTEDMAN.
WILLIAM y. ANrnoN. New YORK.
ADAM 9. ELLIS. New iork
SHOE AND LEATHER s'hstssSs, BasS, New YORK.
CLARksoN CO.. Philadelphia.
OFFICES OF TnE COMPANY
III sisoHH soHTn sfM STREET Philadelphia
4faEAt sHASss
s't ss SssSs FOR WORK
been organized with the care By cap
s TiHe'' OF ITS
No pains have been spared TO place It genuine and
III sa ps sa have I IN n q
county pa OIL Attention is invited to the follow
aPs 81 fhsdf 4 RI Saplays
WELLS, ana wells n various stages OF competitions
No 10 acres Of be,,a anlana in fee on the a'sshsny
n horse r. I yer sn % VIZ ts me
30. -s2c of rich land in fe, lying nearly op
and Bsnns run ". suPpsa ,n with Wner sp w.n,os
Farm on creek One we down and es.ing, another jus,
No 5-sa@s n.sss n lsase on the wen known "HAMIL.
being aread Welding u barrels daily. and rapidly
increasing otnefs going down. Two new engines with
No sml.i. Of leases the oLApp FARM. near the
pes e DOWN
ac Room for more wells n
adjoining the SranSsrrs Coal Compsnys beds ihs pro-
pa,sy is q the utmost value to Ssr US
panes are found to be ,ale for want Of fuel.
to declare LARGE AND REGULAR MONTHLY Divi:
RssD bs at m sY pa Fl f H
p from n prS;. sw
with the prospectus speak In unlimited terms OF ths Com
'fo'5'S foe
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBERZ,, .
.t the offices q the Compsny and At the New York fha
Pposnsc,uses maps and detailed information at either
The public are assured that whether for inv etmen. or
speculation better security than these shares can DC
'''-'"'' SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS:
FRANCIS A. PALMER, at Broadway Bank 239 Bread
PoLHAMIUs a JACKSON, As Exchange place, Now
York
YSxEs YxEDERr HtsIcoLAS co. 81 William street, Ne"
cLARKsoM CO, lal South Third ,trs..; Philadelphia.
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UCTI0N SALE OF $i2.0lO WORTH OF
a MAGNIFlCENe HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
COSTLY PIANOFORrE, III
THIS (MONDAY) AFTERNOON. AT TWO O'CLOCK
PRECISELY,
Al the elegant residence 52 Wet Twentyst street be-
Seventh and Eighth comprising the entire
rich Parlor Chamber, Dining Room and Nursery Furniture
Of the houseVelvet Tapatiy Carpets superb Mirrors
for rosewood and walnut SUITS In brocael and French
reps; Silver, China Cut @ s, &c rosewood Chamber
Furniture Hair Mattresse DC Catalogues at the house.
Rain or shine. without reserve.
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4 nnTIoN NOTICE -EnwARn PErrINGER Auc

A UCTION NOTICE. .-EDWARD PETTINGER, AUC.
"A tioneer, viii sell tbs day, at l0 O'Clock ut private
No 81 Sixth sale oil Household
Furniture g. and Velvet "a Rosewood Suit in satin
brocatel one egan ROSEWOOD octave Panoforte Stool
and Cover Pier Glasses Pmpton Bedsead fine Oh Paint
ings of whc ST. 500; Mary Mag alen large
s. r. Dishes making four pieces cost So IN gold: Ex
tension Table, Chairs Tetea Tees two rosewood Eageres.
China and Glass War, Oileiot Kitchen Furniture Chan
dee heavy Curtains Cornices; Fur Cape and
sable. Watch.
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OFFICES OF THE COMPANY.
u WILLIAM STREET, New York
III SOUTH THIRD STREET. Philadelphia.
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TRANSFER OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO AND
= Ncr,hwsserp Railway COMPANY No Wal street.
- -. THREE AND ONt.HALF PER CKNT
stock OF ths csmusny nsysb,c ess IN. govern.
ment tap this Office and after the ist Of December
next 70 inc holders Of said stock shown by tho com
p,nys books o. the close q business on the 2e,h inst
be closed. 10 be reopened on tho lst Of December
JANIS n YOUNG, Secretary
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J. L. SMITH. AuCTIONEER.-MAG
A. Household Furniture This day at eleven O'Clock at
Third avenues the conteuts OF large boardng house
grain Carpets Oil Paintings Bureaus Washsands Centre
Fables Bedstead Bedding Chars, Cutlers Crockery
everything for housekeeping Sale pcremptor.
UeI0 Ia renn red nnrc
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7-MONkY LIBBRALLy ADVANCED ON DrA.
~ MOSDS, WATCHES, JEwELRy, &c also PAWN.
BROKERS TICKETS BOuGHT for DIAMONDS. WATCH.
Es JEWkLRf. &C., At ~ BLEECkER street. up slars
A DvANCns.-MUNEY LOANED AT SEVEN PER
"A cent Diamonds watches Jewelry, Dry Goods,
Pianos, &c. At 202 William street. near Frankfort
AT IA. HYMANs. COS BROADWAY, CORNER OF
n Bond street. Will be paid the highest price for Dla
monds wsthes and Silver Ware viii advance cash On
the above articles
I oUls ANRICH, 723 BROADWAY tNsw YORK @ mU.
IL te vii sive as usual thirty per eens o'r g.. csns
In the trade for Diamonds old Gold and sver fuis os'
n Har shawis, or any Article OF Vrsu u-----
DAwNBROKRRs' TICKETS Bou0hr os p p.Anos,ns ,,.,s,,
III Watches Silver ware. Firearms Wy eoo9s ".n,us'
and ali other goods Overcoas wanted. lS Vana Hfsss
near Bowsry, under the bapk,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27
The Rebel Raid.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday. Ja

BALTIMORE Tuesday July Pop ID.
The evening edition of The Amered" pun
fishes the following:
We have been able TO ascertain this morhins uo'1'
inc definite with regard to the Rebel movements az
Msr,msburc, and along the hue Of the baltimore and
Ohio road further than tie fact that most OF the exclt
inc in circulation on Monday evening werseiiher
urfopDded or greatly exaggerated
uAs far as we can ascertain this morning, General
hvcrill has not been killed rs reported but was COM
pced bv greatly superior Rebel forces 10 fsn beck 70
The Potomac and from thence through Martnsburg 70
wilamsport Nd, carrying ~ him the entire sarri-
son AZ that point.
whether tie Rebels occupied Martinsburg last
night is not Known but Of its evacuation there seems to
be Doubt.
This morning the trains 70 Frederick and Washing
ton went out as usual and train for Sandy Hook lei
at 7:45 a. m
The suspension Of telegraph operations last night
are said TO have been caused by the storm Of wind
blowing down pole.
General Hunter has, however forbidden al foe'
graphic communication with Harper's Ferry and OF
course we have nothing direct from that vicinity
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The New Rebel Eaid-Di1icniiy OF Get.
ting Actual News.

BALThOkE, iu,SuHY' oui! ~ iC"''
II extremely difficult to obtain any anthem
tic information relative To affairs the Upper Poto-
mae and the Rebel movements in the valley. By far
the greater part Of The rumors and oyen positive state
ments hourly put in circulation here arc e'idenly
false, and therefore. not worth repeating.
From al information thus far obtained ii is believed
that il viii be found that the Rebel force .; present IN
the Valley and reported 10 be at Marinsburg and other
points is none ohef than the recent force Of raiders
VINO finding that they were longer pursued by any
large force suddenly TUNED AID fcl upon Gu: small
force. under Gen Crook with the object Of driving
him back beyond the Potomac aud freeing The Valley
fon Union troops, as to be enabled to gather the
e.c.s Of tie Valley 50 ytally important to Lees
army.
DOUBTLESS they purpose at the same time time 10 do
al. the mischief they Gag north Of the Potomac and
may it is thought attempt raid in the southern eoan
ties Of Pennsylvania.
1t believed 20 night that the Wild stores 90 eNten
sivey circulated here last night and to-day Of daser
70 our forces in oncounterng the Rebel advance have
ltilc foundation in fact The amount Of the news IL is
believed viii be found to be that Gen. Crook was er
sharp contest compelled 10 fall back before superior
force, with no serious loss.
The reported loss Of guns does not appear TO rest on
anything more than rumor, and VIC have now counter
reports thai all the guns were saved.
Tie Telegraph Lore is working west IS FAR O, liar-
Ycrs ferry bui the exclusive or the military
authorities. Trains running regularly 10 Frederick
and HarpcT's Ferry There is excitement here aud
very little apprehension though, Of course proper pre-.
caationary measures are in progress.
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GENERAL CROOK FORCED BACK,
The Rebels Teo Strong for Him.
WILD REPORTS Nv BALTIMORE
Cnfounded stcries-No Cenernis n'iie"-
General Crook compelled 10 Hetre-Inc
Rebel Strength.

Special Dispsteh to TIE n. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON Tuesday, July &c, ls64.
The following has just been received from
,our special correspondent. Il. L. s.
QARPERs FERRY Tuesday, JAY &c 1854.
The statement in The Baltimore American Of to-day
lhat General Hunters forces had met with disaster,
and that Gems. Kelly and Ayern were killed Is untrue
Gen Crook. who was in command OF Winchester re
AIRED in good order before superior force after se ere
dght bringing all of his artillery of tie field.
A portion Of the cavalry were stampcded, but have
rnee been reorgGnized.
Every precauton has been made 10 give the Rebois Il
warm reception if they should cross tie Potomac.
Information received from a Trustworthy source
places their numbers ct about $4,000.
There is no truth in the statement that HI ana Long
street are with them. 1t is Earlys command returning
having heard that the 9th and 10Th Corps had dessiea
froIn the pursuit
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All Inert Along the Liues-Arrivat OF Gen.
Ord-Why Gen. Smith was Relieved
Vegetables for tho Army.

From Or Special Correspondent.
IN FRONT OF PETERSBURG Va,
Saturday, July %. 1894
The situation here now can only be expressed,
and be fully expressed BIZ the old stereotype phrase
IAN Ia quiet along the lines Whether this is the
calm that preeedes storm remains 10 be seen. IL is
true there is some little diminishing and shapshootng
along the lines but il results but few casualties on
either side.
Cen Ord has arrived and taken command Of the 18th
Corps, in place Of Gen. Smith, relieved. He was
received with little demonstration OF cordialty by
his new command. although their old commander was
parted with with sincere and universal regret. Gen.
Smith is universally recognized here Of the very
abest and bravest Of Generals. and the cause OF
his being relieved is generally understood cnong his
friends TO be his Impotence Of subordnacy TO dis
tinguishcd volunteer officer. whom IL u thought by
some of his friends he ought 20 rank. 1t Il expected
here that Cen Smith whose well known o!dieriy quail
ties are questioned by one. will very soon be as
signed some independent command Of responsibility.
Lest It may possibly not have reached you through
other channels will simply state that news has been
received here through Rebel papers that Gen Joe John
stOn has been superseded by Lieut. Gen Hood.
Tho Army Of the Potomac and james Is in excellent
health and spirits Beside The bonntfnl supplies and
paternal care of the Government, the Sanitary and
hr.stian Commissions have before intimated are
doing noble and siupeudous work for the army. IL IA
no Uncommon occurrence here for from 1000 10 500
barrels vegetables 90 be the front by the SAM
tary Commission in a single day. ,.
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FROM POINT LOOKOUT.
Refugees from tho south-Shcridun said
10 have Attacked Early in his Re.
treat.

BALTIMORE Tuesday July &C. 1864.
The Americoa's Point Lookout correspondent
says
During last week there were large arrivals here Of
refugees from the South. consisting Of old men, women
and ell 5ren Of all Hationalities.
They say that the authoritc. az Richmond grant
free passes 10 al w0nsn and children snd old men who
wish 10 coge North.
Some d these refugees say that when crossing the
Rapplhannock they heard that Gen. Sheridan had ~
tackled en-. Early in HE retreat and captured back
large number Of cattle and wagons.
THE fight wac said 10 have taken place near staun
ton
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The But,ie Before Atln.tn- Descriptions
NJ thc FiRht-One-Third Of Our Army
Eepulscs All Of the Rebels -Our Los"
f.0l3-Rebei Loss az Least 5000.
orre.pondence Cincinnau Commercial.
1esos sVTIE
BATTLEFIELD. FouR ArLEs PROM

BATTLEFIELD Four MILE PROM
ATLANTA July 81 1864.
Your correspondent Montrose,' has furnish
Cd YOU with full details Of the movements OF General
Sbermans anne up TO the moment yesterday afternoon
when the da.liig new Rebel commando. Gen Hood
mnssed neary nis whole army against the right wing
composed OF the 2iih and 10th Corps and Aewtons
division OF the 4th Corps. This portion OF our army
les, than one third Of tho whole met the most reckless
massive aud aeadlong charge Of the war; withoa! Weld
;n an inch save litto on ono OF the tanks Of Geary
division wheae Cup ia the line occurred aud where th,
ensny pressed through but speedily checked. Tho
attack was mldo by nearly the whole OF the Rebel army
and is complete rcpulse forms the glorious chap
ter in Shermans present campaign The following are
the details of the fight:
As yor readers already know. our whole army had
effected the crossing OF PeachTrce Creek. small but
difficult stream covering Atlanta the north and par
TALLY on the east After the crossing. which was
actually completed by the morning of the 2uth our left
nn,ier Mcpherson rested on the Augusta Railroad.
south Of Decatur and about five miles from Atlanta
The 18th Corps wss On the extreme Iieht near ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27
Fight at winchester, Va.-Reported Re-
pulse OF Gen. Crook.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday July % lst4.
The Bm'otin has the following dispatch from
Washington:
Gen. Crook net the enemy on Sunday at WiDohes.
ter and was rcpuised and driven back TO WiGmsport
by way of MartInsburg.
Gen Crook had not his old command with him
Gen. Hunter. for some cause. having given him COM
mand of the militia"
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Supposed Proposed Invasion OF Fcnnsy''
vauia-Col. Wui'igan Wounded aud
CRptured.
Captured.

@IeclA DIsplich 70 The \. 7. Inbune
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, July &c, 1904
1t is believed in military circles here that
sary has been reinforced by HIS corps and that an
INVASION Of Pennsylvania is contemplated Intelligence
las reached Washington that Col Mullgan Is wounded
,nd prisoner in the hands Of the enemy.
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The Alleged Advance in the valley.
ecisl Dispatch to Tie n. y. Tribune.

'IeoisI Ulpaich 70 Tic \. y. Irlbunt'
BALImoEE Tuesday July &C. 1864.
The reports from The valley produce no ez'
,tement in this city The condition Of things here
mains the same and eyerybo is calm. The report
,bout Lcnestreet is not believed and that about Hill is
lSn6lly improbable.
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distance The enemy stuck closely to his heavy WORKS
grrdng the town Il mile or two outside the suburbs.
FILLED.

distance The enemy stuck cosey to his heavy WORKS
grdng the town n mile or two outside the suburbs.
EILLED.
Col w X Logic ISL T. v Lieut. WeterbNry. l<3 ". "
oil Geo Cobhau III Pa Lieut. T. ". WsfgeD. l4i N Y.
Col c. b. Bandit lis " y Capt. Henry Willy 23kY.
Capt David j. Linl.ay lao Lieuts. Wolf and Davis, "
NY -'r.. Pc
Capt rhos H. Elliott Cesry's Lieut.. Lew.. 20 ine:ans;
stan. Capt. j. Y. Searnsn ~ via
Lieut. Jol n Rssan CO Ohio Capt Robt. Mfler d Via
Adjt. Radcfia, rs n Y. Lieut. Pullman 10 Mich.
WOUNDED.
Col Steph McGrosry, Gl .. Capt Moore, 50 Pa
Major Baker, ~ Mich. Adjt. Moore, ~ pa.
Capt. Matlock. Z Ind. Col Bowen, 81 O..es amp.
Capt Curtis 1876 p. Y Col. Co grove % Ind dang.
apt. SeinmyeT, 20 Wis. Maj. L. Baldwin - NY ,pns
Capt. Dickerson ~ Conn. Capt. Lawyer, I'd Mass.
Cant. Post 20 Conn. Capt. Kistsrer, IS Pa
IL Col A. L. Jackson i3{N. Y. Adlt Carey, i23 ~ Y.
Can't Dunn, lo3 Pa 1t Col McNitt, III y. y, arm
Can't = Y. Bores 4. 20 Ia ampntsted.
ant n. Verke- O.. srin Maj tizhvrIy al y. Y
Capt. " T. Wright, 40. Adjt Baysrd tl =. X.
Capt. Deany, 60 y. l. Capt stni1enoansh' <ora
Tho loss Of the 9Th Ohio is two killed, ten wounded;
9th Indiana, two Killed. eight wounded DIST ONO u
Killed. GO wounded Two missing sd Ohio. II killed..
ls wounded Ave missing; lOIst Illinois i've killed. 30
wounded; 62d Illinois. 1--WE killed, 80 wounded.
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Of Of two brigades had been captured by the
Rebels.
1t is impossible to ascertain the true state Of affairs
in that region bat there s doubt that serious dn
asier has occurred 10 the forces Of Gen. Hunter
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Gen. AvcriII Fails Hack 10 Harper's Perr,

PHliADkLIHlA Iutsday, july 70, Iso5.
The Bulletin has dispatches from The Baiti.
more AMERICAN saying:
Gen. Averill has fallen back 20 Uarpers Ferry
- a dispatch fIon Chambeisburg SAYS there are no
signs of the Rebels advancing further than Martins
burg"
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From HarrishurR.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Tuesday,

HARRISBURG. Pa. Tuesday July g. 1904
Major-Gen. Couch has advised tho State
authorities receive all companies rendered far enc
years service. and 70 attach them temporarily 70 the
organization OF l00'day's men.
All is quiet on the Upper Potomac to-day.
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cent architectural palaces Of perennial green carpeed
with the ereenest soes gossies coolest carpets OF
carefully disposed fresh pine tag. But the messenger Is
-eady an cannot wait and must cut off my lucubra.
tons right here. LLNotEN
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Desperate Fighting Before A'ian'u-Onr
Lines Usssoaen by Repeated Assaults
Splendid Un.en victery-Our Eoss Mes
Over 2,00O-E8cbei Casualties G,OcO-
1000 EetcIs KILLED Oufright-Atlanta
In Our Prosecutions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27
SYw REBEL BOOKS.

Among the new books advertised in The
EramiHer are; "A Chickahominy Story" The
Rebel Songster, humorously illustrated" and The
plies (a Of which have been carefully prepared Of
Gems. Cooper jackson, Longstreet. A. p. Ill., q. W.
Smith. Lane, Hood Lee Ewell Joseph b. Johnston.
Hampton. Pemberton. Hndman, NJ. l.. Smith. Com.
Hollins. the gallant Pelham. and the bold partisan,
John s. Nosby. 0..r..