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The New York herald., 1864-09-19
THE SITUATION,

The rebels confronting our army before Petersburg
pushed forward their pckes on the left Of our lines on
Friday morning last, and brisk skirmsh ensusd dis.
turbinr ths quiet which some time prevailed at
the front The Obec, OF the rebels this movement il
supposed to have been feel portion Of our lines
bat they gained advantage, ana the affair sub
sided The extensive capture Of cattle from tho Union
eorrals on Thursday last seems to have been owing
to gross negligence the part OF some per-
sops connected with army. Little hope was en-
ertansd at the latest dates OF any the efforts
70 reoapture the stock have thus secured
Sufficient fresh beef to keep on full raons for some
time To In addition the loss Of the cattle there
reports that Of cavalry regiments to
rstaks them had also been goboled up by the enemy
We publish to day military map OF the city OF Rich
mond, which viii be observed, gives At glance q
complete view Of the public buildings and interior de-
fences tha. place. will serve illustrate the story
Of refugee from south which accompanies IT, as
well many other connected with the famous
roos capital that might otherwise be unintsIgibe to
the reader.
Union prisoners released BY rebels In North Caro-.
lima and Who arrived at Newborn the 18th instant
announce the reported arrival Of ire rebel prva,ser
Florida al Wilmington.
A despatch from Chattanooga. Tenn, announces. in
v~y br terms, that Governor Brown, Of Georgia, has
vtAdrswn the fifteen thousand militia OF that State 70.
and thai sbe thirty I've thousand Union prisoners 10
Georgia have from the sockade at Andsr
ssnvilis 10 Savannah and Augusta
There s . report thar Admiral David D. Porter, who
now the commander Of the Mississippi river squadron
under ordsrs 70 relnQush that position and assume
command OF West india squsdrou for the purpose Of
clearing tns rebel pirates from those waters aad
srscng serious interference with the blockade running
business
We publish In another column list OF Union soldiers
nov IN The rebel hospitals At Richmond and Petersburg
There these tvo places nve shousand Of sol.
aisn and four hupdrsd and officers held prisoners
We pueth the names Of those among the number who
10 the hospitals
The UuRed States steamer Queen, under command OF
Lieutenant Tsrr arrived here yesterday from Mobile
Bay. via Pensacola and Fortress Monroe, bringing the
following named prisoners Of war captured in Mobile
Bsy:-Commandsr j. G. Joh1s,cn, Of the ram Tennessee
Lieutsnast Commander ?. W. Murphy, o. the s,esme,
esns; Lieutenant W. L. Bradford and Leuisnan, A. ID.
Wharton, ali Of the rebel navy, aud frmeriy Of the
uIilsd states Navy. The health Of Mobile and Penssoos
Vas exo.lIeut when the Queen left places, bu,
ther. nothing else o interest TO report from either 10.
caay.
We have been furnished by one Of our London CORES
pondeuts with an interesting account Of mes atuos
pasrio railway recently inausuratsd 10 that city. Tho
rosd, though but about third OF mile 10 length
sdsrcd @ dscidDg tue Of this stys Of trans.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
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MIsCELLANEOus NEWA

We have been furnished by one Of our London CORES
pondeuu with an interesting account Of mes atroos
phero railway recently nsusurstsd 10 that city. Tho
rcsd though but about thirs Of mile 10 length, oon.
sidsrcd decidiOg tue Of this styls Of trans.
portstIcn TIE tube tunnel through which the trans
pass runs under ground, and is about eleven fee, y
ianssef. The proyusien h effected by erbsustng The
lsnuel cir. Ard tttE A6sc :. shs cars srs started,
allowing TO rsn a, that end u ~ T.lhsr which -
V .heu rear. speed equal 10 sesu. twenty mss sn
hour hs' been attained.
Ihs Esropesn STEAMSHIPS which Ar, hs mar, 10 srr,vs
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rAoADRMY OF MUSIC. Irving plAos.-RosERT LIZ
DtABLK
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and you viii dad an excitement there In con-
nection with the Pennsylvania oil wells that
Is really astonishing. Farmers are leaving
their old quiet homes, and the speculator Is
rushing from the turmoil OF the city to take
possession OF what he has paid the bewildered
farmer fabulous sum to obtain. Owners of
the land, dressed in homespun, with farm that
no one would buy or look at one year ago, are
now paid half million for their cornfeids.
Here is a change. Oil Is therefore up. 1t is
in the ascendant 1t is making the old Dutch
farmers, with their hitherto unknown treasures
buried at their feet, suddenly wealthy. 1t is
making the spectators in the land wealthy.
1t bids fair to again revolutionize society, and
to give us still another new order OF aris-
tooracy. What name shall we give itf
THg MCCLELLAN Mass MEETINa AT UNION
SoUARE.--The public demonstration at Union
square on Saturday evening was probably the
largest and one of the most enthusi as tic polit-
cal gatherings ever held in this country. The
space in and around the square from Four
teeuth up to Eighteenth street was filed by an
almost impossible crowd, while the display Of
torchlights, Chinese lanterns and notices added
interest and attraction to tho occasion The
mottoes and devices carried in the numer GUS
long professions In many instances were far
more effective on the minds Of the masses than
all the long -winded speeches and harangues
that can be delivered from now to election day.
Like the demonstration at the same place just
previous to the assembling Of the Chicago Con-
vention, it shows that the popular taste, the
popular heart and affections Of the people
Of this city are for the Union, one and
inseparable Saturday being the anniver-
sary Of the battle of Antietam, as we'll a. tho
anniversary Of the adoption Of the federal con-
stitution, that memorable occasion and the SER
vices rendered to the country by General
Mcclellan At Antietam were held prominently
forth in tho notices borne by the PROFESSIONS
These Mcclellan gatherings in this city, as
well as those in all parts Of the country, remind
US Of the political campaigns of Jackson and
Harrison, only that they are much larger now,
owing to the increase Of population.
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery.-THK TICKET OF
LKAyK MAs-EvIL ExK-HiR.n DoDGK.
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BkYASTs EINsrRELS Mechanics Hail. ~ Broad
vay.-ETRioFlAS soNGS pANCEA BpRLFsoUEk Ac =
LITTLE NJ WHITE HOUSE.
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AMERICAN rHkATRk. No. a. Broadway Baum
PAhToHIhsS BURLxsoUKS AC.-THK Two HEROES
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WINTER GARDEN BIosdwAy.-KvsRrBoDr's FRIzxp-
TooDLss.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-FINxssB-JEsHY
l,Nn
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

CANPBELL NINSTRELS. 100 and sol Boverv-yIR,rp
AND EKcIriSc EBLASCs or ETHIOPIAN OppIrrxs
The New York herald., 1864-09-19

New York. Monday, September 10, 1864.
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DIED.

On the list instant, Mrs. JANE C.. MELTING.
aged So years and II days, beloved wife of George
Melting.
O'Clock, from the. residence of her husband, No.
1O1 street near corner of oath. The friends of
the family respectfully invited to attend.
On Thursday; the 2Ist inst; JOSEPH NJ, son of
Richard and Elizabeth Arnold aged months.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral. from No. AIS G. street south. near
the of 18th street east, Saturday, the 23d
inst at clock p. m.
On Thursday, the 2lst, JOSEPH, infant son of
Rudolph and Ann T. Eichhorn.
HIS funeral will take place this Friday after
from the corner of Sd and streets. The friends Of
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
On Friday, the ed instant, DAVID Hay. son OF
Dey id and Laura Virginia Brown, aged months
The funeral will take place on Saturday after
noon. 23d inst; at2 O'Clock, from No. 264 street,
bet. AZ and 9th SITS, Island.
On Wsdnssssy; Jqly 2ost LIP. IA; Of scarlet ar LEI
of John d. and Rosannah Brandt; aged II months
and 10 days.
Miss MARY LEE. the consorter of James Lee ,
who departed this life the 10th instant, win be
buried from her late sidence. the sd instant
at 2 O'Clock, on Union street. between ~ and 5th
sts., Island. Friends of the family are invited to
attend.
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POLICE REPORTS Frs. Prectrct-P. Koon,
assault and battery, and Thos Rind, drunk;
dismissed.
Second Precirct-Jas Davis horse. stealing:
Jail for court .rr,I -
Third Precinct-DaHiel Dowd, suspicion of
isrce ny dismissed. Waiter Young. drunk; do.
Hatrlek Malay, threats; Jail in default OF bail
W. B. Fernnel and Michael Ryan. drunk;
military. Wesley Fryer, drunk and disorderly
81 so. Michael Doyle, suspicion OF larceny;
dismissed. Hammond Balm. swindiing; Kate
drew Martin, do; dismissed. Harriet Stewart
and Margaret Rodgers, disorderly; S244 each.
z. Hiiphry, deserter, and Daniel Sullivan, sus.
pieion OF being rebel soldier; military:
peace. Mary e. Williams. disorderly; work
house. Pat Tobias, do. and drunk; So. John
Glascoe, grand larceny, bail for court. Mary
murder; committed for court. Michael Nancy,
assault and battery; bail for court. Also,
threats; bail for peace. Michael McKeever,
disorderly; 50. Eugene MCCARTHY. drunk and
disorderly; 81. Mary Shea, drunk and disor-
derly; So.
SirM Precinct-Nibley Jackson, F. Benter,
John Underwood, and Richard MCCARTHY,
Julia Halpin, do IS each. David Foley,
drunk; 81. Joseph Todd, throwing stones; 80
Patrick Mccarthy, assault and battery; for
trial. VIM. Ockstadt and Catharine Ockstadt,
and Adam Clark, disorderly; military
Tenth Precinct-David Craig, larceny; dis
missed. NJ. ODonnell threats: bail for peace
misfad. Tobirs Slater, disorderly; do Jas.
Crocker, drunk and disorderly; Sa. James
do and profane; SO. Jas. S. Flattery, threats
dismissed. James D. Lewis, assault and bat
terry; bail for court; M. Mcdonald, Kate NC
Cormick, disorderly; 81 each. Patrick Nc
Cormack, John Simpson, do. and drunk dis
missed. Mary Burke, disorderly and profane;
dismissed. Robert Shelton, do; 81. Sarah
Taylor, do; SO. John Mozinger, larceny; de-
ferred. '#
GRAND LARCENY.-Louis Gerard was ar
rested last night by officers Lynch and Will
liams for the larceny of over $50 from John
Clark. Mr.. Clark identified the prisoner, and
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ICE CREAM

Ice CREAM!
The undersigned begs leave to inform the public
that he has always on hand o fresh supply of the
choicest favors
IoE CREAM,
which he is prepared to supply to stores, suffers,
hotels, pic nics parties excur sions, and families
at the shortest NOTICE and the most reasonable
terms Jos. SCHAFFIELD'S
Steam Ice Cream Mandatory, No. 1856 9Th st bet.
q and II. Wholesale and retail. je 90 Inn
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sPIlMAfoRRH9A oAs BIZ CuRKp.-Dr Rand q spe-
eifc cures Speynzatorrh8a, Seminal Weakness, I'm
goteney. Loss Of Po,ce, ae speediy and efeetxaly
win convince the most skeptical Of its merits.
Price 81 . box. Sold By b. o. Ford, corner 18th
street and Pa. avenue, WashingtOn, and Henry
CnnI AlAXAndriS. ia&-lH
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL SYsTRMs-new and reliable treatment
in Reports of the Howard Association-Sent b,
Address D. ]. skiiiin ughton, Howard Asso
citation, No. 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia
Pa ia ~ sm
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SoRE THROAT,

BORE THROAT,
COLD,
and similar troubles. if suffered to progress, re-.
suit in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth.
matte affections, oftentimes incurable.
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoOHEs
are compounded as to reach directly the seat OF
the disease, and give almost instant relief.
10 1.lp
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CoLGArR's HONEY SOAR.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, il
mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scent
cd, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, ja25-eoly
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RYW. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

by w. l.. WALL Il CO., Auctioneers.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, PROVISIONS, &C., &c,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 9th instant. at
10 clock, will sell at 275 d street, the stock
Of Eugene Schwingh amers, consisting of very tine
stock of Groceries. Liquors and Provisions, Mr.. 3.
hsvibg determined to retire from the business.
Sale positive. Terms cash;
lg-d w, L., WALL q CO., Auct9.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SozoDoNf.-This word has been staring every
getting into nearly everybody's mouth, is a prep
Ara for cleansing, beautifying and PRESERVING
the progress of decay. Sold by druggists. jy "a 5
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WAllANfED TO CuHI IN Six DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey q
Standing, will cure Gonorrh0a in six days. No
change ofdist REQUIRED Price 81 per bottle. Sold
Washington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. is Sly
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WANTS.

WANrED-A WET NURSE. AMY a. aos P.
avenue. opposite wiliards'. 'p'' - ii.
WAHN.It iD. buy BAGATRLL. Apply s34o
~ ss.ns ee' between 18th and 18th streets north.
WAshfTTGERPT TIRSysf ;. :ssesst.6fs young -om.a |.
with Washing and enamosT maid and . sssist
street, between q and 1. S"'e ''i' - IT. t.
WAsffTrGG PTI ~ 10 rsssDestabls young woman
jy By NO. Star Office. Good reference given
He must understand the business. Good
s,,S st TIE rsssaT.nt az Penn sSenae. bet
WAETsD-A good COOK; also a LAUNDREss
and Ironing Cali at ia ST. Between ao ssn anf
ils. None need apply unless understanding their
WANTED "A WOMAN to wash dishes and
,,sss, make beds also, to Cook and make herself
Heuse. 24i Pennsylvania svenue. between o' latb
ard 18th streets. - jy ~ att
WANTED-A BARKEEPER at BROWNS Res
" taurant, cor. 18th st. and Pa av. jy2l-3t"
COOK WANTED IMMEDIATELY-At the Ori-
~ entail Restaurant, corner 7th street and Massa-
y 2l:2t A. COPIES. Proprietor.
RF4 csR
PENTERS. CHOPPERS, &c, to work on Eastern
Apply to MI JOHN SoEIfNs, Superintendent
s sn East
Engineer psfsdess soqss Potan.e
WANTED-AnU NFgRNISHED HOUSE, in a
w good location. with twenty or thirty rooms
Address Post Office, Box No. $50. " 21-4t*
WAFTED-A Good GIRL to. do general house.
sini. aSenue, between Eth and st R1 st Navy Yard
S bs. or TX9 Rooms t. s5s
for housekeeping Address, stating terms. A.
A wanting S Competent CLERK, can hear Of 81 one
who has had three years experience by add
w Liquor store, BY ayoung man who thorough
~ understands the business; would have no OBJ
ssI oe to S NJ g. express Apply It the
w w EEXMEN gAkPEETERs. Apply q TUR;
TON & LOURY's, 18th, above the Kirkwoed
TBE sUBsCRIRE WISHES TO PURCHASE
GT cash. fbsrn FARM Of one or two hundred
must be in good cultivation with al re necessary
Box farm
TEAMsTERs WANTED.
6aet Q1a''srmss,, oS rrS' Of Ma,s'rste"
Wanted, at one ashi fHRsk aGH6RkD IT Fam
ss IF with line
the pay per month will be thirty dOllars with one
ration per day, and hospital privileges including
the best medical attendance when sick
Apply to Captain Charles II. Tompkins, A, 9. NJ =,
A. sOrner and RSG I'll Wash
Brig. Gent and Chief Quartermaster,
1e 9-l9t Depot of Washington
900 LADIES to come and buy
w the same number of Embroidered Yokes and
Sleeves, Bands and Wrappers. We have reduced
the price one-fourth, and now offer them cheaper
than ever. PRINCE,
DLACKSMITHS AND WHEELWRIGHTS
ID WANTED.
Chisf Q1ayteTm1stsY's Office, Depot Of WASHINGTON (
Washin ston, July 4, 1864. {
Wanted at once, to work in Government repair
shops, Quartermaster's Department, Depot of
Washington, One Humid red (lnG) good BLACK
SMITHS and One Hundred (1OO) good WHEEL
WRIGHTS.
The pay per month will be Sixty Dollars (s6N).
with one o. ration per day, and hospital privileges
Apply to Captain CHAs. H. ToMPKINs, A. @.
NJ: s. A.. corner Twenty second and nd streets.
Brig Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
1y6-18t Department of Washington.
WANTE D-sECoND HAND FURNITURE.
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS. BED.
DING, and USEFURNISHING GOODS ofevery
description. B. BUCHLY, 42s It'll street,
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AUCTION SALE.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO.MORkOW
QYy. C. REQUIRE 4 CO.. Aucaou.er,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING

In execution Of dscres of the B1prems Court Of
the Dftrict of Columbia, sitting in equity passed
in the cause of Hsgner ct Al rs: R.nael Ct Al, on
SILL, at Public Auction, on the pr.mises, at siI
O'Clock p. M; on MONDAY, the 18th dsy Of July,
situate in sQusre l4l, In the First Ward Of Wash.
iugton city viz:
Lot No is. fronting e5 feet inches on n street,
between 18th and 18th streets. opposite the public
reserv stion the south side of Penn yvAnia ave-
noe ard running back l83 feet.
Part of lot No. Is, fronting S feet on street
near its intersection with Pennsylvania avenue
and running back about lsn feet: With the improve
Tsnts, consisting OF brick ofhce.
Lot No 10, fronting on 18th street 50 feet, and
running back l5a feet 9 10 shes.
"a Al that Part of Lot No. IS. adjoining Lot No.
ming back 1875 feet inches
Also, al that part of Lot No. II. lying immedi.
seeiy In the rear Of that part OF Lot No. Is, last
mentioned men Which is now, and Tor many years has
part of Lot No. ls, and Lot No i9the said portion
inches. ~ ~
This property is In An agreeable aud improving
part Of the city. in view of the avenue and very
well located for residences.
The Lots will be subdivided, If desired, to suit
purchasers.
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TBloHsAPssf AID BEST HAIR DYl III TIE WORLD
--Nsver Fades or Washes Ont.-Uphsm's Hair Dye.
80 cents box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by
8. O. Ford, corner uth street and Penn. avenue,
Warrington; and Henry Cook, Alexandria.
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CoRNs, BUEroNs. BAD NAILS, ETC.
DR.. White will be in attendance at his rooms
No. 424 Pennsylvania avenre, on and after Fri
day, July 22d. jy 2l-tf
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Dr.. DuPoNr's Sugar-coated Female Regulating
Pills are the Gerry bss in xss They operate spdily
nad
these Pills viii prove their s,geio,;ty ore, all
18th street and Pa. avenue ,Washin gton, and Henry
Cook. Alexandria. 1A6-ly
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D. AP I,BH AHG as.

I.would most respectfully inform ny eassomees
my spring stock OF American and French P1PlR.
HAh61NGS, combating of the ansss asencn 1iIt
hers and hAlls. 49, i : !.
Cornics, Gilt window shades and Picture Cord
and TAsSels.
~ X. SS.rsnives before buying elsewhere A
have the Iersest assortmsnt Of the above goods in
my errosua tIntslI No. $50 Pa. svenus.
STOVE AND KINDLIH2 WOOD, Hiskory, Oak
- and Pine. saxe4 an9 selit - aay lsns}h ana
siss; sse. cord ''sssA' Lssa.sf nit sffisss
o1ee, Re. q. . bstw. snd O. 81.
-So5Hy51s on svssSsT I1vl
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
1STH AND 14TH STREETS WRET

18TH AND 18th STREETS, WEST. '
By virtue of deed of trust from William Fl.
Clampitt and wife, dated the twenty third day of
September, Ell ghteen hundred and fifty -eight an
duly recorded in Liber A. g., No. Isl, folios 437.
49, and 439, Of the land records for Washng
county, District of Columbia, viii sell at PUBLIC
Auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, August s. at s o'clock. all that lot
q parcel Of land IN the city Of Washington and
numbered one, twenty -nine, ard thirty q, 20, 60
IN Square numbered two hundred aud fifty. (250 J
istinglished on the plan of said city; beginning
for said part at . point on the line of III street
north eight feet four inches e feet inchesD east
Of the southwest corner of said lot numbered one,
and running thence east sixteen feet eight inches
Us feet inchesJ thence south ninety-two feet.
i92 feet thence vest sixteen feet eight inches Is
feet, j 10 the place of beginning. improved By a
we'll built brick house, with all the modern inn
\, This property lies just east Of the Demenou
BUILDINGS and opposite the Presby terrain Church,
and is one of the most desirable residences of its
el Terms: Of the purchase money in cash;
the remainder. with interest. in six months A
Dc ed will be given and q deed Of trust taken to
secure the deferred payment =
J. All con!eyancss: lnsludins revenue stamps. at
should the terms of sale not be complied With
within three days, the Trustee reseeves fhe right
to resell 81 the risk and expense o. the parchaser
after EaivipS one week q notice in the Nationai
Inteliisencer, or other newspapee published in
= "-s An 5NO. D. MCPHERSON. rr,.taa
" ao-eo&ds J.C. MCGUIRE c Oo,, Iacts.
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GRAND LARCENY.-Louis Gerard was ar
rested last night by officers Lynch and Will
liams for the larceny of over $50 from John
Clark. Mr. Clark identified the prisoner, and
stated that he laid out the money for clothes.
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pYJ. 9. MEG UIRB Il CO.. Auetionsers.

l. AND NJ STREETS NORTH.
in suit NoSi52, wherein Libbey & Go; are com
I shall proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises; on the 2sth day Of July 1854 at O'CLOCK
nd a the Of Bs se
and to pefss cRs a u Land ns s
Square No. 1917, containing Is feet inch front on
18th street west. between L and NJ streets north.
PIE Terms half Of purchase money cash at the
time of sale. and the residue in 8, and months,
with interest. the deferred payments to be secured
by to Be- unass the direction of
tie solicitor in the cause. at the expense of the
purchaser the f saS $f Tra as@D
TN BLOUNT Solicitor
" IS eoads JAS. G. McGUIRE& CO. Aucts.
AUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
wt 2sf g ssb6 ecS e.. ssis
Win be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the high.
est bidder. at the times and places named below.
Lebanon. Pennsylvania. THURSDAY. July Iat..
Reading Pennsylvania. THURSDAY. July ,ht.
Harrisburg. Pennsylvania. THURSDAY. July
..Altoena. Psnnsyivanis. THURSDAY. August
cWiIliamsport, Pennsylvsnia, THURSDAY. Al
Two HGSbRED tsoo, CAVALRY HORSES ..
Ss;i; ::4!s. ss: s$ . init for
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
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