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From the Petersburg Express, May 2l.1
THE SOUTH SIDE.

WV 't'''ou'B EAPrcss, may 2l.1
THE SOUTH SIDE.
HEAVY caononading and infantry firing,
we're heard at intervals through all the
night Of Thursday. About IL o'clock
Thursday night, the Infantry firing was
very rapid, and continued for an hour or
more. We learned yesterday, that it was
brought al ut by an effor, of the Con.
feders,es to throw up an advance line OF
Notifications. which the Yankees regard ed
as coming too close for comfort.
Yesterday morning early, s!igb, firing
commenced, aud eootinued with incrsas.
ing severity, until ten o'clock, when a
charge was made by our forces upon the
enemys bress,works, and the engage
msat became general along the line
Martins and Clingman's North Carolina,
and Wise's Va. brigade. participated,
and al,houge subjected TO CALLING fire,
succeeded in driving the enemy from his
breast~orks, and taking possession. We
lost heavily. It could mo-. well have been
otherwise as the enemy's works we're Of
tue most formidable kind, and cur men
charged across an open field Of some
thirteen hundred .yards 10 extent. The
enemy were we'll posted, and besides oc
cupying an advantageous position behind
their brsastworks, had one or more reei.
ments. postsd 10 thickst Of pines, which
poured a very severe enfIsdiug Ere into
our charging column. The charge was
highly successful, despite the advantages
Of the enemy, ard again illustrated the
vsIor Of Confederate arms.
Our column wss under the immediate
Of Gen. D. II. Hill. but Gen.
Beauregard was on The field, and his Gu.
perior military abilities, Of course, coz
ribu.sd largely towards the success Of
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RICHMOND, May 81.

RICHMOND, May 81.
A telegram ftom Breauregsrd dated
headquarters, this morning, SAYS all quiet
last night. We remain in possession If
the enemy's rife pits. and the ground
gained in yesterdays fight, WHICH wa.
quite severe during a part Of the day,
principally near Ware Bottom Church.
The e~emy are busy entrenching 10
day, 500 yards distant from the entrench
men's we res ed from them yesterday,
under hre i:op our sharp shooters and
field pieces.
Gen. Walker accidentally rode into the
enems's lines during the fight OF The goth.
lie was fired upon and bis horse was
killed. He WAS wounded 10 the foot,
which has since been ampu,a,ed.
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HASovER JUNCTION. Nav 90.

Ihe latest information represent the
bulk Of Grants army near Milford DE.
pot and Bowling Green, with picke,s
some fiye or six miles this side.
The impression is that there is no
chance OF an immediate collision. Grant
will probably require some time TO ee,
ready to move upon Us.
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columns are too far apart for immediate
consultation before the design is defeated
Snd Johpslop master Of the situation.
Thus the situation appears to the uu
initiated, and the impression is general
DOW that Johnston will hurl his forces
upon the enemy at some point between
his present line Of battle and the Etowah
river, upon the result Of which, with our
knowledge Of that army and its great
commander we are willing to stake our
hopes Of independence.
AdairsviIle Was quietly loft in our rear
Thursday night q, IL o'clock. Yesterday
morning after a sharp engagement Rome
was evacuated. The army, ct this wri
ting, or the greater portion of it, is at
Kingston and this Side. The happiest
spirit pervades the entire army, and there
is no Struggling. With the exception OF
occasional skirmishes there has been no
fighting since the repnlse Of the enemy's
advance at Adairsvi!le Monday nigh, in
which about one hundred Of our bows
were wounded, who were brought here
last evening.
From persons who reached this city
by the train from above last evening we
learn that our army yesterday morning
WAS in line between Cass Station and
king.,on. Both armies were within
two miles of each other yesterday, and i,
was reported were advancing. There ha.
been no fighting within the past twenty.
four hours, and the rumor Of the capture
OF twenty two hundred Yankees by Gle.
burne on the old Federal Road turns out
to be csnard. Kingston had not been
occupied by the Yankees up to yesterday
morning. The utmost confidence prevails
throughout the army and the troops
march into line with AS much liveliness
OF spirit as il going out to a review.
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ALBANIA. May 90.

ATLANTA, May 20.
Apress reporter who left Cass' Station
last night, bring, intelligence OF heavy
skrmishing near ,ha, place, which con.
,inued Till night, Our loss was compsfa.
lively small. CIeburne's division held the
enemy in check. The report says ths,
Fighting Joe Hooker Was, killed and his
body fell in our hands.
Gen. Johnston issued his battle order
yesterday, telling the troops cur commu
>nication with the river was now saf. and
asking them to initiate their brothers in
Virginia and the Trans Mississippi. This
WAS received with the widest ,husssm.
Our forces are in line just beyond the
Etowah River, with the left resting on
the stream.
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RICHMOND, May %

RicnMoSD, May %
Last night the Yankees made an a.
sault On our right towards Petersburg,
to re.ake the position and battery los, by
them on Friday.
They were easily repulsed With heavy
loss.
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ARMY NORTHERN VIRsISIA, May 20.
UP to 8 o'clock yesterday nothing Of
interest occurred. About that time, Gen.
EwelI moved forward in force on recon.
no'sance towards the enemy's righ, flank.
About s o'clock, our skirnishers engaged
those OF the enemy little ives, and
north OF the road Leading from Spo,,syI.
vania G. II. to Fredericksburg.
The enemy brought up a heavy force,
consisting of Hancocks % and a large
part Of Burnside's 9th corps, and the
heavy artillery troops, drawn from the
defences at Washington, and armed a,
infantry.
Considerable fighting ensued, and a,
one time, our line OF skirmishers h ad DOS
session, Of the snemy's wagon train. bu,
were obliged to relinquish it, not, however.
until We had brought off some OF the
wagons.
Ihe fight lasted until 0 O'Clock a,
night, when Gen. Ewell returned TO his
original position, having lost 10 the en-.
gagement, about $50 wounded and thirty
ki!led-few missing.
Pr'soners report the enemy's loss much
greater. We captured about 100 pris
oners.
Not gun fired to day. L, is supposed
Grant is waiting for reinforcemen,s from
the West in order to rsnew the fight.
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After the fight of yesterday on our left,
ths enemy opened vigorous capnons.
ding on our right wing, to which We res.
pondsd, and fierce artillery duel was
kept Up for two hours. Our side, how
ever, losing very slightly.
Our men to-day have been busy col
lec,ing arms ON that part OF the field
abandoned By the enemy. Many arms
are being obtained, which were buried
BY the enemy.
Yesterday evening there wa. some
csvalry Gght near Guinea Station, bp. it
amounted to very little.
To day matters have been quiet.
Yesterday Meade sen, Gag Of truce
to Gen. Lee, thanking him for sending
him Tsdsworlh's body, for which he ap.
piled by flag Of truce during the Wilder.
pess fight.
On the 18th instant, Meade issued a
congratulaton order to bis troops. He
claims that Lee has now abandoned his
last entrenched positions so tensciously
held, suffering loss Of ls guns, a col
ors and 5000 prisoners.
Meade says the fight is not over, and
that he expects reinforcements which Lee
cannot possibly get.
UP to 3 o'clock today there ha, been
no fighting. Weather warm and roads
fast drying.
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EoR sALg-fHE IHRER story HIGH sTooP
House NO rs East Fifty second street. between Second
ssd Third avenues well built and dssraby located Also
too three high stoop Houses East Fiftysisth
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SPLENDID FARM FOR sALE-CoNTAIsING l8
IA acres " superior farming land located In I4mpnns
county, NJ " between and Seneca akes win very
dwelling numerous oulbuidings Apply 70
DANL BROWN, 50 Wall street. N. Y
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EoR ,sALE-TuE FINE POUR STORY HON sTooP
T., brics pwsinng House Ne a. Ninth street between
Fifth and s ayeuues house 70 by So feet; lot half the
block. Price 1b0o. Apply 70 J. II SMITH i5 William
street. between eBd oseck :" -
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vrrurrrsrONE sTEAMB0AT LANDING, L. f-FOR
w sse 3nildine Ves IN plots 20 suit purchasers; for
0ne prospects, and accs ib 10 the city OF New York BY
ma aisanbost ibis location (nne miles from New
YORK; Is unsurpas,ed.. Apoiy, BLACKWELL. No 2sa
Pearl street; Willis aC.VL, Flushing ~ A. u. EJs-
gAM, milestone
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yALuiyLE REAL ESTATE PROPERTY IN NEy

A RARE CHANCE-F0R SALE AT NEWARK, N. j.,
the entire Premises Grounds (Which ample) Build
sngs Qarge aad roomy including ball and billiard roomA
public hall aud pin aey), furniture Fixtures Horses
MssSns I, and Harness Impiemen.s &C.. Of well known
minutes from railroad depot steamboat. City Hall, Post
nice and other business points The buildings are well
er beer brewery or hotel both The present owner
and Occupant has DONE Tor fifteen and s
ane second % none in this State
and only reres therefrom account Of advanced IL
weuld much this advertisement TO give
minute ful particulars sumce Il 70 say the above
U1eYu OF those chances only occasionally met with
I'D % be appreciated must be examined !nyessation
6ox ea3 Post once Newark n. j.. win prompt
ply T. G. CHANDLER. Newark, n. j.
II. Bs-Possession can be had at
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TOR sALE-AT A Low PRICE. A LARGE PLoroF
Ground. with frontage Of about ele feet Thirty
ninth street near Second avenue. Apply 10 RICHARD
AMERMAN. las Broadway.
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L,oR sALE-sAw MILL AND TIMBER LANDS AT
Hsnkinsvlie, Oneida Co. NY. The mill has rs ssws,
g.cs ry and within ten rods q The csss The land con
spars end ocrd wood The property car be bourh pon
BY whic II can itself pay for twohirds OF the pur
chase By july ne The business successful ope..
ration and large cart OF 4e profits o. the business
price and particular Information inquire OF HOMER NOR
GAN ~. Pee street New YORK
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FyOUNTRY RESIDENCE. -FOR SALE oR EXCHANGE
~ for unencumbered city property, large double two
house. containing eighteen ceilings frescoed
Ia flsd in tile and al modern improvements. large
riage house. with IL OF and variety Of fruit
and ornamental trees commanding view OF the Sound
within IS minutes walk OF New Rochelle depot
ROBINSON, Main street. New Rochelle.
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U,oR sALR-THE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brown stone House corner Of Second avenue ANA Forty
Also lt6 Forty ninth street. between
Second and Third Por terms inquire Of A. NEW
BRAY, l73 East Fiftieth street.
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TyoUNTRy RESIDENCE FOR sALE-A GOOD TWO
~ story house and stable with acre Of land variety
o. fruit ornamental trees. pleasantly situated and
Aeaby ne village Chester half from the
cdty by Haven Railroad, from Mount
Vernon station. Apply at Al East Twentieth street.
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IaoR sALE-THE HIGH sTO0P BRICK HOUSE NO.
l59 East Thirty fourth street, north side with all modern
ements: "a 100 running through Thirty
street. Ii desired the yard laid out In garden For
particulars apply at the Office Of Frenehs HOTEL or % Bar
nv
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a NUMBER OF DESIRABLE FARMS IN THE vi.
"A entity Of Stanford Conn for sale also Residences in
village iet Residences furnished and unfur.
1ssAed. Apply TO TAYLOR BROTHERS,. l33 Nassau
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CouNrEY SEAT roR sALE.-A VERY DESIRABLE

fIOUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE.-A VERY DESIRABLE
" Residence, at Peekskl, the Hudson The property
sonsists o. 1ne Dwelling. nearly new containing seven
Teen besides the laundry and kitchen, rep,ete with
Ill the modern improvements apper aiming 10 gentemans
residence The outbuldnes Of stable coach
house and for coachman's family chicken
house beautiful and well finished gardeners lodge
The grounds contain four consisting of
me rdea ana lawn which can be kept in good
order by The place commands OF the
Hudson Possession given the lst OF NAY
For and full particulars reference may DO had b.
inc
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liyOR sALE-THE FARM or THE LATE ALAN MEAD.
snuaied Ia westchese county, x mile 81 Harris
Corners station Har Rairoaf 1876 OF land.
good buildings. good frui a. Apply 10 AMOS MEAD, on
the premises. BtNJANIN MEAD ITO Water street
al III West Twelfth street. in the evening.
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TOR sALE.-A BRICK HOUSE, IN GOOD CONDI-
top with very desirable lot Madison street; 10 Of
fered 81 bargain For terms &C., apply to DlLLENBBCK
h BARNES, No. II Pine street.
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INOR sALR-ThE BROWN STONE HOUSE AND LOT,
No l4s West Tbr,y sixth street between Seventh and
Eighth Houses aud Lot No. 1874 West Thirty nth
street, Bsoadway. House and Lot No 66 Carmine
street Apply TO RICHARD AMERMAN. las Broadway
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One of the most desirable County Seats In the vicinity
OF New York will be sold Al public auction Wednesday,
the 9th day Of March next between the hours Of IL p
NJ on prcmsss In the village Of uackensack New Jer
ser, being that valuable aud elegantly situated property
Known residence of the late Eliza Mooro deceased
containing about 70 acres situated In the centre OF the VII
age having frontage on the main street of the village of
Tie house and outbudgs very large and commodous
and Is the finest that will be offered for
the village VIII be sold entire OF In lots as may suit pur
cnsser sale by order Oh We Chsnos9r o. New Jersey
niles Trans leave Erie ferry, Chambers street. at 80 and
a. M, and returning leave Hackensack st 35 M.
rr fnrtker particulars apply 10 NJ NJ KNAPP Master In
Chancery. Hacksnsack, Bergen county, ~.
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TyOUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR TO LET-AT KEY.
~ N j. two hours from the city by daily steamboats,
large house situated high ground, fronting the
d. WARNER, SAX Pine street.
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LTOR SALE Iowa SMALL. NEAT COTTAGE, EIGHT
rooms And four Lots finely shaded, about one hour
from the e and very eouvens 70 depot and landing on
for health Ssscsp9r end sketch
third street. Eighth avenue, or at lS2H West Forty.
third street. f.t
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E'oR sALE-TEAR RYE DEPOT, WEsTCHEs1ER
county Country Seat containing p6 acres IL woodland,
heavy tber balance good land finely improved garden,
green house and fruit IN abundsnce he house large two
story and attic double house; has all the modern improve
mens and supplied with pure water from never falling
spfng tsnt ~ rooms barns and stables are all In per
fect order the water 70 the yards garden and
Jarncey court
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EoR SALE CHEAr-FOUR COTTAGE HOUSES. ON
the south side OF Eighty sixth Third avenue
together with Lease which has to from The
LIST Of May next With privilege Of renewal for twenty
JOHN A. SILLICK. ll9 East Eighty. sixth street.
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DOR EALR-l.5o0 ACRES WOOD AND TIMBER
I ~, @ neds S S. n. c'Sse sS NS
which be placed In this market profit Land la
TO CHAS H. PETERSON, "a South street.
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A CHOICE FARM FOR SALEM THE TOWN OF
IA Madison, n j.. the line OF the Norris
Railrsad 4 OF mile from depot IL from New York;
" Of land, large brick house good outbuldngs;
well watered egbly situated full
ply TOT. II. BUNTING, 1888 Broadway, third floor
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(NANAL STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
~ Nc: sos Canal street corner Of Renwick street. North
river side SO by II feet Renwick street;
Tor wholesale grocery provision store price $4,000,
rent $1,000 Inquire OF j. B. MILLER, SS7 Canal street.
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TOR SALE-A LOT ON WEST HI0HT7 FOURTH
IL street near the Central Park. Ass corner Lot on
sixth avenue above Central Park Apply to RADLKY. ~
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EOR sALE-A FARM OF 40 ACRES, GOOD HOUSE
Barn, and other outhudings good well Of water by
the door, neverfaing stream running through The land
IN good state Of culyation; situated al Beaversown
eight miles west Of Paterson Terms easy For nrihsr
or OF W. N. HARRIS. Union Steam Works, Second ave
and street, between the hours OF three
and seven p. NJ
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EoR sALE-A, GOOD FARM N NEW JERSEY.
fifty three and half New Jersey Railroad,
twentyone miles from Jersey City two and half milesbe
yond Railway. and quarter Of mile from Houghtonyie
Station Good large modern built houss. good barn
aud outbuldngs plenty of choice fruit handsome grove
the with stream Of water running through.
Price $1,000 Half the money can remain on the farm.
Apply to A. H. DOLBEER, on the farm, or p. c. ANTHo-
NY, Ah Pine street.
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NOR SALE CHEAP-IN FORTY FOURTH STREET,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues south SIDE one oa
feet in good order, aud desirable for residence
Possession Nay l. B. II. TAYLOR No 3 PING street
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TOR sALE-AT TARRyTowN, ONE NILE FROM DE-
pot neat Cottage With acres OF good land stocked
r az snas o. s r saae ana ornsmens rees carriage
pr All street, N. n. 49, -'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05

WHARF PROPERTY ON GowANUs BAY AND CA.
nal IN blocks or parcels or in o!s also Building Lois
Carroll tpces moderate and terms easy
Amply 70 d. BRAINARD, MONTAGUE. corner q Court
street. Mechanics Bank, Brooklyn 10 CHAUkCEx
No. 100 Broadway, New York..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05

NOR sALE-THE COUNTRY PLACE OF THE LATE
J. 8. Psirie the North Shrewsbury river n j.. %
miles city the village Of Red Bank high
y cultivated and complse IN al ts arrsngements profs
for boating fishing and bathing: Of &C
eess and peyond any question Trphsr and ian
plsce. And WIN $40 SNE. 81 Broaaway -