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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-13


80 TuE 7-30 GOVERNMENT LoAN.-We
call attention TO the adyersiment OF this
popular loan, Ii any one can doubt OF the
value and security of this loan, we advise
him TO read the address of Secretary Fesse-
den, in another column, and also the follow
ing articles from the New York Examiner.
TIE EXPLOSION At PErERSBURG.-A cor
respondent thus describes the scene of the
font, destroyed by the explosion OF the mine
near Petersburg -
-Four companies of the 18th South Caro-
lima Regiment occupied the fort at the time
of the explosion, and wcre nearly all buried
in its debris, along with six pieces of artill-
cry, Nothing could have been more COM
ple,e than the destruction OF this work. 4
great pit or crater over one hundred feet In
length, mud at nearly that width, in which
we're seen protrudlng arms, legs or heads OF
partially buried men, and fragments OF their
arms, acuoutermcnts AMI camp utensils,
scattered over is rugged surface, were all
that remained 10 show the state OF the for
Iihcat,un.
\ great amount OF labor had been be
slowed upon The formation Of the mine, and
gryat credit Is due Lieutenant Colonel Pleas
ants of the forty eighth pennsylyania, un-
der whose direction the work was done, Ton
'he care and skill displayed in conducting
the excavation, Although he had 90 dig
q shau ur tunnel ui i've hundred ipyt m
lgppth, ho succeeded iu locating the mine
la the night spot under Iho lort, as tbe &C.
sult proved
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-13

Sworn and subscribed before me
D. RocREFELLER, Notary Public
sunbury, August q, 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-13

.A ss9p PI7 H's.-, vyzs 50
rs ~ .Sfss - .42a- ~ -! o .
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-13

~ and after IAN 18th, 1904, Passenger Trains
~ will run us follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ ANEW AND GREAT INVENTION ~
HOOP SKIRTS.
TUE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC tOR DOUbLEl STEEL
SPRING.
J. I. 4 J. q. WEST
NO. 81 CHAMBERS 81. NEW YORK
A.. the swne!s the Pseu and Eroigsye Nsnglureti
81 this -
j. W. BRADLFYs
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
SKIhf.
Th invention consists Of Drper ior tvo) Elliptic ses
SPRING. gonou,y braided tightly and firmly toscthor edge
edge making the toughest o csic he1ibe and durable
SpyAg ever used enabling the wesrr IN consSueno. Of A
ersst elaciy and feI % place ard io1 the skrt
when in ea-iy ind wsh The couveniec~ all
snsn dre- II entirely obsstes and silence TIE ony Oh
ections Hoop skirt. the sgn0ys 10 tbe
vel the public especially In crowded sssemhies caAses.
abroad church pews iD any crowded Place tho
difficulty Of contracting them and occupying suli space
entirely Tho difficulty while giving the kirt the
usual NIL sd symmetrical FORM and the bsss and noss
ysh and graceful appesrsnce for the strs olcEs promo
made house dress sdy having enjoyed the psei,Te,
comfort snd great convenience Of WEARING The Duplex Elliptic
Spring skirt Tor sage day, vii sfenysrd Willingly
d. 5enSs vi the n then. They the best quality Ia
every part by the highest durable comfortable sHi
economical Skirt made. Merchants Will BE- supplied sbovr
nd ladies N d-stcas retail stOr0s IA tbs city and
..f0gg bout the d feg"ut oi4trs
rT~ INQUIRE FOR THk DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
bPRlNO ShlEL
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financial.
fT'HE NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN!
FISK & HATCH.
No. - WALL STREE.
VIII RrcEIvE sUsscRIfTloNs 10 THE WV

~.
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
II. Notes will be suel il denominations Of T'o ~,
Sss,o coo AID $500 with interest III the rate o. "
pm CENT. or ONE CENT per day oil each 80 p'''o'
f.sisnnosnJ. =.
They viii De dated Aurus, Is, 1864 and WIN ~ :
f,. end Of three year, In curre-s funds or con'e
e,. rws.ty SIX PER CENT Bonds payable ff1c'P' '"'
itstersst. IN Gold ,u &,
Or sI payments made prior TO August TO- interest," ~" "
<,Isw,d, and AFTER thai date interest vi" Do e""s
tsr Liberal arrangements viii os male WIZ ''A''' o'N
svb.rr,on. ..o received for tho 1910 LOAN and all
SID Of Government Securities bought sud sod at aNke'
tsies - $500
s,,., attention rvep 10 the conversop q the old ~
s.o,.. into the SIX PER CENT Bonds Of les
yolaer. Of .nounts le,, than 800 sv,s them
~.yss Of tho pnvsses Of eoaverons tie Bonds Of ts
sxil hereasI be issued in Gsoinsoas Of - and iOs
a. vel ~ tho larger Denominations heretofore s'ued ia
Converting tho dns August 49, interest will b. adjusted
r. that date FISH HAHN. NO % va =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17
Drn GOODS.

AT MOWBRAYs
"A ONE.PRICE CLOAK WAREHouSEA
FALL snd WINTER q ilMEnTS,
Jsst received from Paris,
Ranging in price from @ss TO 1901
Our own manufacture
From ei0 to sio
CHlLDRENs CLOAKS in every Elm
Rssginf W price from &, to $50
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, from 81 "ts %
CLOTHS. CAsSiNERES and DoESkINS
Az much less than yrsseu. price,,
Purch,sed many months before the sdysns~
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Az J. MOVBRAYs,
100 GrrDds cor. Foryyth;
7lt Bowery, bet Spring sud Priuo>.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17
YTIYFLAYD LANDs-TO ALL WANTING

NINELAND IANDS--IO ALL WANTING
FARNS.-Largs and thriving sstemeot, mid and
h.s.h cnste ~ mills south u Phiadi phis by railroad
ch .o which produces large efops, which now be-
eIoaus Ten tTenty aud my acre tracts a. from rlsto -
pr yaile whln four years GOOD busress openings
and otAsrs. clHrhes, schools ald good
cely IL is tire n.oe' improving place East or West.
nsiets s.ir, md building. The beauty With which
the place il laid oat Unsurpassed Leers sasversd fspen
cous Mug report. md giving il information viii be free
tdirc.s lIIAs. X. LANDS yineltnd PosOhce tunbsr.
land Co., ~ J. From Report II Sol0s hcbia'oI isrc.isyc
di.1r Of The Tri il u ne mot erer,ts frrtl,
frlcss ~ an G,osi irs! po'os ogd nql condition for
ler,lsf JarRiEg ltas <sos Of iha sids " TIE WutsH
py1sries
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Nmusemen.s.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
CARL ANsChUTz: .conD y ioSi
1H'' '' oEXSb f xAUsr I923STiiSSs
Overture q, O'clock
Nc further seats vii be ro.eFTed
Tfs entire rrmsinrg Auditorium. psrqses bacnn5 s0S
boxes. I, thrown open TO tue pubi:
Aornis.opto al pare OiE DOLLAR
Gouood' ossnd Opera IN hys s.i.,
Open entire. Frederc Ismaro, Hermsns Johanh' en-
seipecAe entire Grand Chcrn. AID Orhesss Tsu,onl "
ciesy, MertTs Foil Military Bend.
MONDAY sep,, 10 ROBERT LIZ D1ABLE, Grand OPEN
BY M.yeroser poo,by the only time tni. season.
AcAbEaYf or ' Es S sosra ng'i liz bAbLE The
Grand Chorm and osche,rs thI. occasion viii b the
wEDhEspAi. Ee~ Yors Opera Night In sctivs prsps-
.WALLAck".
Proprietor ard mauasn. wALLAoK.
stage .lansser ....................Mr Lessr Wsaok
OPEN
for the usual Fall and Winter season,
M0NDAi. September Is
Ne ysT NE ias b, SS" RsPSsb
II every par, tho auditorium bsinx furnished with
NEW CARPETING and MATING
CHAhDELlERs rsbarsshed.
New and Improved
MECHANICAL ARRANGEMENTS
hsys Ass beer effected on the stage.
TIKI OPENING ENTERTAINMENT
will be
COMIC DRAM Ia 1--WE ACTS,
b. Mr. Dion Boarccan Which viii be ziyen In hs present
altered and improved form for the
FIRST TIME.
TIP COOKBOOK
will b opened Saturday. September II.
Treasurer issoDohs '0'~
| A CARD.-MR WALLACK begs to state, III
"A oder 10 meet ,h. general dasiIe Of the public for
CHANCE AVID VARIETY .
the p~onsnces hs Theatre that N addition 70 the
NUMEROUS NEW PLAYS. COMEDIES, DRAMAS, &c..
s- Produced Of the finest STANDARD Comedies .,cb =,
TIE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. THE nv AL5c hDAp
| TO RUIN SIZE sTOOP5 10 CONQUER, MONEY,
lCLANDRsrISE MARRIAGE LONDON ASSURANCE.
ard the last seasons successfs production hosEpAL
viii be occssioualy given
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Gmusemenfs.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE GREAT TON THUMB CoMsISATioN
GIVE THREE ENTERTAINMENTS DAILY
IN THE LECTURE ROOM.
a, u ard and u p "a. conjunction viii ~ Do
eys: tom THUMB,
coMMoDohR NUT,
YLFfN MINNIE WARREN
AVOID The CR0wDS-AvOlD TIE CRowDA
by .sera,nS the Morning L.syee: ArwhlcH TiAE THEE
WILL bE NO EXTRA ChARGG SOA SEAAA
'' TIE f3pEsTrcAL WEDDING COSTUME
worn % '10'r si'd SsFr p,y 5ss 70 I's'
THE EfE s MssHsIP dg kISS soxo Ta6s
THE TEMpLAS SS' DAUGHTER
rpx DOMESTIC GV BSaSa. At n I Two ACTS o.
LOVES DISCUSSES.
TO CONCLUDE WITH THE GREAT FARck
ra'A'.A'Ss P:;;. y ~ c 5 bs;s''' '"d'4
WILL BE PERFORMED Every EyENrSa -
THESE CELEBRATED liLIPuIiAss,
THE GRAND ORcBEsrRION
GIANTS, DwAkF5 ALBDOs. AND A MiLLtoo
OTHER CURl0STIE5.
Admission ~ ceo.A Children under 10, 10 cenA
NVINTER GARDENING. Stuart bsgs -
ENrhJstASA AND DEII0Ax
Mr. j. 8. CLARKE
''''N'''' - r HH'Hf .'- Or -FOUR TIMES
each es s;spS sSS
render impossible for the present ~ making any ~;
admirers who, having him several times dnrss ~
past few wecks Ia the characters be u Uprssssdaa -
siis - chsngs
~ VI" '''"' THIRTIgTH PINE
IN his grea, nii.s,y rols q
EvFRyBoDYs FRIEND.
and also In his uFron rious rendition q
TIMOTHY TDODLES,
n acted By hira 800 niglts-ncny 100 h Nswxo8
alone and invariably with overwh elmipg efocts
OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ SOL, Le..es and Mansgsresa Mrs; John Woe
sta.s bsDager.. ''J n --~S~
MRS JOHN WOOD.
In her talented ito pei ,csaton o.
JENNY LIND
PYsy1ous 70 which the highly sDcre.sini Drsmss
MIRIAaS CRIME,
With b. strength Of the Company,
In scttye pre- para;ion, rr,ife new drsnefhenoo
MARTIN ChuLLLE"lf.
NIBLOs GARDEN.-Bsgins st u;
~ Lessee and M,n.ger =; wHkArAAs'
''' TIE DUKES MOTTO.
. THnONGEp HOUSES
witch witness Is every Representation induees The manage
'A'" TnIs tSslardayl EVENING, Sept. T.
w. WuEAILE1 'LAoAnDhn9
supported BY the s1.ire company.
New Scenery, Dresses aud Apo ln,aienis
MONDAY-ED OWN FORREST
RiCbHLlEU, srs, time this season
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OYeIeE or THE lLLisoIECFS7RiL RAN EoAp
Coar'sY New / ORR August 90. ia
4 T 4 MEETING OF TIE BOAEn OF

Alta MEETING OF THE BOARD or
~ Directors Of the Illinois Central Rail Road
fais day. the following resolutions adopted
Whereas, In the mortgage BY this Company 10 The
Trusiees secure their Consruttan Bonds IL agreed
hS the moneys received upon OF the land Iorr,d
e. received De applied 20 The cancellation u sgd bonds
d become Necessary FOR this purpose tlke sp por.
don bonds IN pur,anc~ Of provision couiained u
s,-ch bond ths the Comply may pay tie any iue
& named by then By adding to The principal
d twenty Ter thereof"
Yesoved that Tire Company Will the hr.- day Of October
f,.r pay the per bond for thousand dollars
<scn numbered 10 the- thousand u 10 A0Ol With
<~snty per ceaL, (2) added to the principal thereof
sspsn surrender it, Office, IN the City cf New YORK snd
siat il doth eby the rt day Of October 1904
f,e time shen the principal OF aid bonds shall b. paid, after
~ hich day interest upon them vii! cease
Resolved that The holder. of the Scrip Stock n this Com
,sny 0e required pay uDpid ten pr upon N,
N;ocS held by them respectively on bos- The Twenty
r day Of Sep,ember he office Of the Company Ia
tse City Of New Yors and ihai UpoH all unpaid inter
viii charged from that Day AMI that after tie z0h
Sectsuber transfer shsl be made Vi stock which
Shsn rot 10 paid ~ FOL - -
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ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK. Chs;lsIn Square. n. r.,
sep, II. 1894
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the alter
~ stous In the Banking Room having been completed tie
tgninr evening ses.ons viii b. resumed nom sitter
III. daie "a D. VAN PELI, President.
d b. lnoPHH. SecrclarY.
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. rFOuNTAIN,s INDIA STORE.

A + DE PERCEYAI'S. CO.. Broadway. Al
~ kind, Of ChlLDHESS CLOAkS ana SUITS. Dre.srs
Bsnkes BasQues Corscts Chealsss luiaas siis Apron
Eiks baskets,
Ladies' Embgo.d Chorises Nshroyns Ycse, L.dics
read made Under Garments, Futtd usndkercLief. Sc
inifiis 1rn Costs Of Arms enboiicred Handkerchief
Ttb Linen and Bed Clothes.
Brsidugs Cotton and silk Fmbroideries made (. order
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6apinaa Banks.

IRVING SAvINGSINSTWUTION,
40. 90 Warren st. . .
a Of Al sumo rn'ied
10 ~. and MOSD IA y
THURSDAY aud 5ATi RDAY AFTERNOONS. nom to !
n N, N n.-honey 10 loan bond nod NOR ssge.
WALTER w CONCKLlS. Pr.s.dent.
VAspvRBiLr L. BUXTON, Secretary.
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Oy1rcg OF rns ST. fcuis. IAcKsosyiLLs h@Aoo
H. X. Co. JACK soSvnLE III, sept. ~. 10
COUPONS of the FIRST MORtGAGE
Y BONDS ofthe st. Louis. Jscksons1e chicago H. J.
- d,e os, l. Gl vii be- paid and a1~r Inst date a.
~ og.ofN x jesup Co. No. - Erchrngs Place. New
- 20. a. v.rr,ncut la JAMES BERDAN Tr-os.
OyrIcs orrHs SASpusKr Mansfield NEWARK
RAILROAD co. SAyi UsEf, sept b, iS'a :,
NOTICE-At the last meenng OF the bobru
orD'rcsrs Of ts Company resolution passed to
fnud coupons OF the ConpsEJ maturing Pi'f % .' ~
dy o Jsnuiry 1905, being the expectation u pay
duo on tsai day. q, -
mn tsp 1867 ard b,rds Of that date bearing the same
10 ~ ,ter,. included IN coupons sunered thereto viii be
and exchanged therefor ts coupons renanir IL We
h.sds Of Mr. G. H. Timpsoa, Trustee - collateral no men
oontino.ng good. 80, ,..
Tie bond. are ready for devery and the eIchsnre'
De ueds st the office Of Nh. T. H. oio.on ~ "iien
-, ~ T. Z. L. h'Aii' ib+lo''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17

CC0 AN ACRE FOR FEW FARMS OF
~ TO- % anHso Acres each near the RR- station 20
miles Long Island AL eicslen Farming Land ls.ei
soil and conductive Also several improved arms Tor
s4ls cheap. e. A. DUhCE, ChsEbsrsA
200MOTO LOAN on bond nd and J, IN, mort IT;
county property, TOT ten years or lees tina.
W. II. MITCHELL, n Ccdsrst' up sta'fr
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EuRST CLASS SECURITIES FOX Sf4,f..--
i TuGEK HUSDREDTHOusAND DOLLARS, skNEN
PER CENT. FIRST I1GIGAGE bonds Of ths WASH
MOTION ALE ANDRiA AND GkORGEIONH HAIL
ROAD CO.. payable June L. 1893. These Bono are us
total deb, Of this Company aid occurred 81 FHs oiN
gaee Deed Of Trust upon The eut.Tr rosJ. 49, ,,,vvn
fNCLUDIHG ITS REAL, RI ksONhL AND mlAEp
PROPERTY
From tho Bstmnr- ard Ohio RAJ road depot W~hinf"u
d. c. 10 the Orange and Aexsrdia Railroad Depot e. nisf
sidh. Va including he Lon Bridge ACROSS the roo
mao The road and idse lad most wth donbe uae-
and partly trpe track Of heavy m weighing aizs pounds
g. tie yard - ...,.i
lnsecs sent per snnun ps7ss run tnss
coupons or the hrs days Of June aad Deeemtr the pie
.ropo'sr Bank. New York. ,,, l.
sinking Fund If thopsaud I'VE hnnhrra houH'
appropriated by law the redemption ofthe Sends
The charters Of the Company os tbs state o ifgnls
the CITY Of Wellington and L. ). Conrc., coyornS s cAHe
route sud ySusbIe privilege. ILL,
This rosd is - fol- or ,toa hsynr besG lately TeAid sho
.ebu and 10 great loreughfae TO tho Sonih conseet
VIA the Bal inors Ohio, risde phia Wssh,u ;in sua
Baltimore aud Camden aud AuibOy Railroads. ana u " %
ieved there lie no better security on the MARKET sn 'h''
ODE red by these Bonds -, ,., -L..,.
Fnb.f sf rstion can be had Of ,hs pndenlned ~h" as
dy authorised to dispose OF tno entire Loan in sums 70 ~
M ,rws of purchasers TO exhibit tue Deed OF iio'' ana
Nan s''tle route noI1 NevY0 90 Alt E,ndrt.
-' JOHN h. MURRAY 4 co,
BANKERS,
No II Brood IT.. nesr w "a A.
H..
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Financial.
Oyros o, rHa rHrr,x FrRs ISsrnAscn Co. /,

BOARD of DIRFC-
~ Tors bsve this day dec Afed SENT hnnaal DIyI-
IfSD OF FIVE 81 PR CENT. payable st ;her eHS, In
NewYork 10 Broadway, sud alter the 't inst. FREE
frefo {, owe rnInest Tar PhiLANDER SHAW.
Sooreta-y.
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Usooins CARDS. 81.

ALVIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Full.
"A ton st.-wEDDIN0 CAzDs Nd FINE sGAIIoNkRf.
lEssalsh>d :3lal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17

HIyIDEND NOTiCE.-Jhe Trustees Of the
~ KDicseIbooker Petroleum Company stephen Cr,wsl
: "a. fre-idtHt have dsc artd . Dividend OF ONt
PER CENT on be Capital stock free Of Goyenurtt raI,
payable the 18th a, the Office o. e Bankess esrs
chgcaara. 0sshId', 70. ?! Nsssan-siIeeL
tREO'K SCHUChARDT. Tress'ser
New ort Sent 4. 1854
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6aIes bp Auction.
A UCTIOY NOTICE, POSITIVE AND PER-
SALE ~ SUPERB BOu sKHOLp FURNITURE.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD fAELOR SUITS
sUPEks sECEE1ARY AnD BC1k -SASE'

4 EMsION4.
SALE Oy Su7EEB BOn sEHoLp FuhNITS,,Et-
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD fAELOR SUITS
SUPERB SECRETARY AND BOOK CASE
gLEGAST ROSEWOOD ~ hGtM 49,,
RICH CHINA. CUT GLASS, SiLNEh WAi.r ~ i'r'
CUTLERY, BRUSSELS fSD INORAIHCARrETs sc.
HFNRN 4. WE-TCOTT. kaotlOsscr, vid seh THIS ssi'
ord.vt AFFkNGOs. o. 0cotk, he tHs cousrn.sc ~ lhs
cus n 81 hosew God AID Nanut suts elegantly e.f'ea "
rrocltel French Pops tud Do 40, satrsry Md fsylt
Ton CeNier aud Fancy Ishies, Inftsh Lounges Nn
Chsir, maich Dsmtsk ayd Lace Crrsin' and - sa'
lsry. .ad c3-,lv collection Of Oil Psri'nr b. esoin-a'
~ sss broul-., Parian ana iisqas fsuf-., Lava VI
nsnl~uf, and 1ascs lsceI ,ion Chem nr- spendiI 80
tay Lootea,a two Library Book cs,es tuISfe hDe
BedlB.i so ysds Y pcsry and lpgr-in hPi ttS.e
Bsds PloWs Sofs, sofa b,dseftf. Louvre O.ces.-s 70
hnsny Extension tAlc OAK Chrri rrh ffetcs ara DoNe
MIN lhina Sassrere Cutlery, &c with iar-e veriry o
Msnonv .nd MslnutS urturr not enumerated, winch n''
e1trd 10 b. aprrsrip-ed the whole having cost oy
yucAa.ets Parties wl,Ail. TO sesd his SAFE CON AZ w
t 1tb 8t ssges g~iisrg cot a. .ist "s@
loEY,s At hon,e. NO Pcstpo"er'slt
A UCTIOS NOTICE.--NEW AND WALL
IN ALE MACHINERY At AUCflOh--u, n nor
mon, Son Co. will fel It aactcn Oh WhDNEsDAf srrt
a. 10 clock ~. st3i Fat 3d street New York ,ry
lasss t ofnrv hrtca-. Autobiography =, Psner' IN
gs and lllHi late Milling Machinos b.rri sis
Polishing Aachil fins bora and bs,1 'or.l'S IN
chimes: Tap ius shal "a, Stampb; bsart uttn- sni nm
Critns Mahra fol in and ghgh DIi irs--osi :ds
Naehnes; wood md Stok tn rins 4tie,, so &c 100
CD Futures eoup ug the tnate end stock egs couPie
rs,bishr ut The sale VIZ oe rrrsmp
tor, sui Tor delivery. Cts Ia hrd 81 an
thar On spplcst ths Auction room Ill P,r sn'
tie p-rses r, order Of sh Trustees Q, To- hia'ieei
tlre Arms Company btp J. MAI, So~'eNtJ
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SuArrEHxA1rsR GsssatLa UYFicE, ffRsT DivaIOs,
NAsgIsGTos CRY september = ioS,.
WILL BE SOLD az FL BLlC AUCTION, 10
W ID. hsla.i bdtoT, 4. tho iiins AID pl-'"s nafsd
below, yi1.
York Pa, THURSDAY, sept ~. lTf
Aliooua Ps.. IT. NspAN sept y 1854
I.bannu. "a, THURSDAY. 20, n. p t4-s-
TWO HUNDRED CANALPG HORSES, At ZACH
PLACE.
Thee horse have been condemned nnf Ter the csE,y
service Il the amy.
or ROAD ana f purpose. many good bas-ins sJ be Lad
Horse. 20 dsfgy.
1er1n.i Cash IN United stl'ss currency
JAMES A. EffN Golnna Tire, pivi.l1u,
Quart rTlskfer Genera e Dtiee.
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O,uon OF rHR sugIpKS AND CoLussIAs COPPER Co,
% tl,1t.,,a <e,x Nark ~ 1854

No y WilliArD a., New ork. june 70 49, .
FVNHE Sheldon MINING COMPANY ana
Il the COLUMBIAN MINING COMPANi, having become
op.o dated With Sheldon aud CoumotA copP ION
fny pursuant 10 the laws @ ths STATE hchssh notoe II
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cd receive CERTIFICATES therefor iron Tire oheurh sna
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OuI cavalry now fell back to give Han
cocks guns chance. On came the enemy
fully confident, apparently, of capturing
Ilancock's position which lay along the
railroad and was occupied by two divisions
of the 2d Corps, with twenty guns in posi-
tion. They o,me rapidly onward, charging
up close to our works, but they now met a
reception which proved most bloody to
them, and they fell back to try il again, and
again, only to meet the same bloody wei
come.
Hancock'e gallant troops received four
successive charges from the enemy, but each
time successfully repulsed them with siaugh-
ter Gen. Hancock now opened his centre
with the view of trapping his eager foes,
but, in his hurry to receive them properly,
was made to bring eight of his guns to the
rear, and they thus aCcidently tell into
their possession. Now the rebels came rush
ing up, supposing that we were retreating,
but they soon found out their mistake by
discovering Hancock's forces on their fanks.
The entire rebel force now broke and ran,
our troops following them up and slaughter
ing them fcarfully, and thus ended one of the
best executed fights around Petersburg.
With only two divisions, General Han
cock not only held his own position but whip
ped the rebels badly, as the number of theil
dead lying on the field clearly proves. Oul
burying parties estimated the number
| of their dead at three thousand. Most OF
their wounded were removed, and their los.
must have been very heavy.
We still hold the Weldon railroad. The
| glorious old I'd Corps, and their dashing
! leader, have won new and unfading laurels
| in this engagement. The rebel loss il
killed and wounded on the Weldon railroad
on Thursday and Friday, was very heavy
and they were mostly left on the field. Tn,
enemy made three charges in force, and re
ccved raking fire from our batteries, whicl
were behind heavy earthworks 1t is sup
posed they were ignorant of the position OF
the 9TH Corps, when they made their ATTACK
on the I'd Corps at Reams' Station.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 81

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.
Passengers by mail boat from City
Point report that on Thursday a division of
the 2d corps in the vicinity of Ream's Sta
tion, on the Weldon railroad, were attacked
about o'clock in the morning, by n large
force Of rebels, supposed to be Hills entire
corps, and were compelled to fall back,
which they cid gradually, disputing, how
ever, every inch of the ground, and fighting
for most of the distance hand to hand.
At o'clock the fight was sill progress
ing, but our men had gained secure posi-
tion, and movements were being made
calculated to put the enemy on the retro
grade turn.
About three o'clock on Thursday morning
the rebels in front of Butler made sortie
! and captured twenty-five of our pckcts, and
! driving in the others, but we Immediately
rcgained the ground, and captured torty-tive
rebels. among them n Lieutenant and pri-
vatc who had, in spirit OF bravado, got into
one of our riile-pits, which they said they
! intended to hold at all hazards. Our lines
are soon re-estabished.
Later information of the fighting on
| Thursday, in which Gen. Hancock was en-
| gagged with the enemy, at Reams station,
| is to the effect that about O'Clock, General
| Hancock was reinforced from the Fifth
corps, and the enemy, after making several
desperate assaults upon our lines was badly
repulscd and retreated, leaving his dead and
wounded in our hands.
| 1t is.also reported that we rc-capturcd the
| guns taken by the enemy earlier in the day.
The rebels lost terribly in the battle on
Thursday, even more, it is estimated, thar
the rcpulse on Sunday.
The above are reports by passengers on
| thc mail boat