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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DssPATCHEsl
FROM THE FRONT AT PETERSBURG
The Enemy Still Fortifying.

Correspondence of the Associated Pressl
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
June 20, 1s6i-The negro, William Johnson,
who was tried and convicted of an attempt to
outrage young lady at New Kent Court
House, was hung this morning at OK O'clock,
in front of the Jordan House, on hill, in full
view Of the enemy.
A battery close by had been shelling the re-
bel lines, and they opened in reply, throwing
number Of shells rather closer than was de.
sirable, one OF which struck George Polly ser.
geant major 10th Massachusetts, who died in q
few minutes.
When johnson was arrested by some cayal.
ry, just after his crime, he stoutly denied his
gnilt, and gave his name as Robert Heary
Hughes, and said that he belonged to the @ uar.
termaster's Department. After being sem
fenced, however, he admitted his guilt and
gave his true name. and confessed that he en-
listed in Baltimore on the 23d of March in the
23d United States infantry, was % years OF age
and had deserted. He said his punishment
was just, and he hoped others would take
warning by his fate.
JUNE 81, A. M.-Some skirmishing took
place yesterday and last evening along the line,
but no change OF position has been made by
either party during the past two days. The
enemy are busy throwing up works at differ.
ent points, and although our lines reach within
lhree.quarters Of mile Of the city, they seem
determined to defend it to the last.
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RYJ. G. McGUIRE& & CO., Auetioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
No. LIZ Petitions In the Circuit Court, d. @.
VALUABhE BUSINESS LOT ON PENNSYLVA-
dA Ma ANnENUE, n, AND BRICK TAVERN AT
In compliance with an order ofths Circuit Court
OF the District Of Columbia, land at the request of
amsjority OF the parties interestsd,J entered on
the 18th day Of February 1851 in the matter ofthe
petition ofPeter O. Howie and others, heirs at law
Of Psrks g. Howle. deceased, the unders gned,
3ner At public sale, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
June 18th, commencing with the first named at 6
o'clock P NJ the followins described real estate,
being and Iyins in the city of Washington, D. c..
lat Lot No 81, In square A, fronting on the south
side OF Pepnsylvania avenue, near Sd street, I'D
Joining MeDermotps Coach Factory, and contain
"a. Lot No. 4. in square No. as7. situated at the
corner Of 14th street and MARYLAND avenue, at the
foot of the Potomac Bridge, containing 5,S3Sfquare
feet. Upon this lot there is q large Brick Dwell.
ing HouEe, suitable for tavern, and other improve
ments.
Terms OF sale: One third In cash On the day of
SAFE and the purchaser to give bonds for the resi-
due in the name Of the respective heirs, payable,
with interest at the legal rate ut six and twelve
months after date, the title to be withhe till the
payment of all the purchase money.
All conveyances at the cost Of the purchaser
JOHN HENDERSON,
HENRY A. CLARE,
CORNELIUS A. DOUGHERTY,
JOHN G. ROBINSON,
Commissioners.
te is J. o. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 21.-Supplies for
Gen. Sheridan were sent to White House
to-day, his command having arrived in that
vicinity.
BERMUDA HUNDRED, June 21.-The enemy
have made several efforts recently to throw
up earthworks near the James River in
the vicinity Of Turkey Bend and Malvern
Hill, and have as often been shelled out by
our navy.
Upto 8 o'clock this morning, 21st, there had
been no general engagement with Gen. Grants
army. Only slight skirmishes since o'clock
Saturday.
The steamer State OF Maine went down the
river this morning with sick and wounded
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THE SIEGE OF PETERSBURG.

Especial Correspondence Phila. Inq uirer.l
HEADoUARTKRs ARMY OF THE Potomac,
there was no assaults and no line of battle
firing but our batteries kept exchanging occa-
sional compliments with those OF the enemy,
and along the picket line the spiteful whiz Of
the mimic was a very familiar sound, enough
SO assure one that two large armies lay in close
proximity. The number Of casualties in this
skirmishing has been rather large.
The relative positions four own and the re.
bel army appear to be nearly the same as at
the several points where they have lain for q
time in opposing lines of battle from the Ra.
pidan hither. Both occupy similar lines Of in
trenchments, within short rifle range OF each
other, but as it devolves On us to attack, the
enemy derives the creates advantage from his
works.
One unfamiliar with military operations can
hardly form conception OF the value of mere
impromptu earthworks; rifle-pits, such as can
be constructed in single night. But troops
who have had to charge them can fully appre.
ciate their importance as parts OF defensive
system.
Every attack upon such works, unless it is
q surprise, costs hundreds or thousands of
lives, and men ensconced behind them can
successfully hold at bay largely superior num-
bers. These impromptu works are all that
now enable the rebel army to keep us ont of
Petersburg. The strong Notifications taken
by the advance Of our army, on the evening
Of the 18th, were the regular defenses OF the
place, and, had they been fully manned, could
only have been taken by regular siege ap-
proaches, requiring protracted labors. That
we gained possession of them SO easily was an
immense advantage, and is the more satisfac-
tory because it is an unequivocal strategic vic
tory over the willy rebel commander, to whom
it must be extremely mortifying.
He was, for once at least, held in uncertainty
as to our movements long enough to enable us
to beat him in point Of time-an achievement
which the chivairy ought to considera decided
feat, so confident have they always felt in his
vigilance and pr0mptness. The fact that the
negro troops Of the 18th CORDS had the mostim.
pertant share in the capture Of these works has
won for dark skins much higher respect than
they have hitherto had from the soldiers of the
Army OF the Potomac; and our artIllerymen,
who, without a contest, have planted their
guns upon the captured heights in sight OF the
spires Of Petersburg, speak in warmly appre.f
ciative tones Of the service rendered them. Our
line is nearly the same as when l last de.
ecribed its position. may add that a rebel
fort Fort Clnton) on the other side Of the Ap.
pomattox, which bears upon our position here,
is within range Of Fort Springfield, in Gen.
Buffers line Of Notifications, and is Command.
ed bY it.
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FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, June 22.-The steamship Africa,
from Liverpool June II, for Boston, arrived
here at O'Clock.
1t is stated that the Alabama, in addition to
burning the Rockingham, has burned q great
many others. No particulars given.
Political affairs are unchanged.
Consols closed Saturday, after official hours,
at 90sa90H.
The ship Casilda, from Baltimore, had ar
rived at Falmouth.
Breadstuffs are dull and steady.
Illinois Central shares, 35a30 per cent. dis
count. Erie, 50a55.
The news taken out by the Persia caused q
fall Of 2 per cent. in the rebel loan.
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Fatal Accident.

BALTIMORE, June 22.-Wm. H. Young, a
prominent lawyer of this city, was instantly
killed this morning on his way to the 10 O'Clock
train for Philadelphia, where he was to meet
an important committee of Odd Fellows to re.
wise and regulate their work.
The deceased was high in the degrees of the
fraternity, and was forty years old.
He fell from an omnibus on Pratt street, sew.
eral cars passing over him.
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United States Gunboat Wrecked.

NEW YORK, June PA Newbern letter
states that the United States transport John
Farren had arrived there with a portion of the
crew of the United States gunboat Lavender,
which ran on Cape Lookout shoals onthe 11th.
She was bound from Philadelphia to the block.
aiding squadron, with a crew of twenty. three,
fourteen of whom W ere saved by the Farren,
after experiencing great suffering.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS fHEATER.
PBNNsILvAHIA Av.. HEAl WILLARDs HofIL.
VIM. E. sINN.--Temporary Lessee and Manager
INCREASING AND GENUINE SUCCESS
MAGNIFICENT 81 oRiEsrAL IEs PAGEANT.
The young 0fsfsssqs Mss kATs AfSEeifi ivfiNcE,
rEArs OF RE6kfhss Il Ell DARING.
The celebrated sdqsStfe pos 5GHsss fG1Htsyssr'
with sRHSia S S1sE e.
SCENES OF IMPOSING GRANDEUR
AwE.AwAKENhfhSsG IN suBL1M1rY,
in hi'lefs ar'uasisftisR nA2RRfk: sf koFd B'fon''
the fearless horse viii perform the s circuit @ Of the
III m VeT be the
Bsips astiysy prepared, LOCKWOOD; OR, DICK
of M y se Sl5sa
FORDS NEW THEATER,
TEETH STREET. ABOVE EPEsRsYLvAHIA AvIHu1.
THIS tTHURsDAY) EVENING, JUNE %,
First night of the gorgeous
FABLE OF THE ORIENT,
Dramatizsd from the famous Arabian Nights, en-
FORTY THIEVES,
With
GORGEOUS ORIENTAL SCENERY,
ENCHANTED VIEWS,
SPLENDID COSTUMES, and
EXQUISITE MUSIC.
MISS SUSAN DENIM
MORGIANA,
Supported by the Unequalled ramatic Company
The piece concludes with the Resplendent Scene,
by Mr. G. Getz,
THE HOME OF THE FAIRIES,
and the
CASCADES OF THE SILVER LAKE.
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~ The Mormons in Utah have resolved to
cut a canal from the Provo river, commencing
at the mouth OF the canon, about miles above
Provo City, by way OF Pleasant Grove and
American Fork cities, to Lehi. It viii enord
the frst-named settlement water enough 1or
the crops.
~Brooklyn IL 90 overYun with eanker worms
that Beecher toek occasion few Sunaays ago
his characteristic way-to deduce some useful
moral lessons from their presence. ! 5ssr9
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An Iron.Clad Stuck on the Stocks.
NEW YORK, June 22-The iron-clad Puri-
tan stuck on the stocks to-day. She will be
got OFF soon.
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Death of Isabella Cubas.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Isabella Cubas, the
well-known danseuse, died on Monday
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SxcoNp WARD STATION OAsRe.- Joseph
Hatty, disorderly; %. VIM. Mahan, drunk;
dismissed. Jas. White, sleeping In the street;
military. John Adams, drunk; dismissed.
Clara belmont, Harriet Smith, Lizzie Bedford,
disorderly; q each.
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

R >. y, MCd UIhE q GU, AuCtl0neerH.
EXTBNsIvE SALE OF FINE BuILpINe,LeTs
FRONTING 1TH AND 9Th STREETS WEST,
AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND s
On "WEDNESDAY, June 18th, We shall sell, in
front Of the premises. At O'Clock, p m, part Of
ing Lots running to alleys This property Is stu
ated only one square from the Railroad Depot, on
the city
Terms: Ope fourth cash; balance in 8. II, l8,
date.
deed given free of cost. and deed Of trust, at
cost of the purchaser, taken.
Title clear
:. Plats of the Square may be seen at the Auction
Rooms.
je ed IRepl J.C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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National Democratic Convention Post.
poned.

NEW YORK, June 22-The Executive Com
mittee of the National Democratic Committee
met here to. day, and voted that the Democratic
National Convention, at Chicago, be postponed
till Monday, the 10th of August.
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On the following day, TU EsDAY, the 18th day Of
July, E54 in further execution OF said decree. the
subscriber will cell, ut the Auction Rooms of Jas
q Mcclure Co., at six O'Clock p. :. the follow.
ing vacant Lots lying east of the Capitol:
Lots Nos. ii, Il, B, and Il, in Square $685. lying
In one BODY, at the corner of north D and 10th
streets east.
Lots Nos /, 2 Is. and B in Square sS3. lying in
one body, st the corner Of north and lth streets
Lots Nos /, 2, s, and 4, In Square 1t35, fronting
tot ether BIZ feet on East Capitol street, between
18th and 14th streets east.
Lots Nos 2, (, and 20, in Square ,a57, fronting
toeetner A9 feet on East Capitol street, at the
Lots Nos. Z, Is, Is, and II, in Square ll10 'front.'
ing on East Ca pItol and south streets, between
18th and 18th streets east.
Lots Nos. and 2, in Square liz, lying at the
corner Of south G and 10th streets east
Many of these are corner Lots, situated on the
widest streets. on high ground. &c.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are as
follows: One third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash and the residue in two equal install.
ments at six and twelve months from the day of
sale with interest, to be secured by approved notes
or bonds.
The Trustee reserves the right to resell any por-
tion of the property in the terms of sale are
not complied with within ten days from the day of
sale. at the risk of the defaulting purchaser, on
ten days notice in the National Intelli gencer
Conyeyances and stamps at the cost of the pur
chaser A B. HAGNHR, Trustee.
je i6- -aaw&ds J. O. MCGUIRE L CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY W. l.. WALL & CO., ,Auctionsers

RY WI. WALL & CO, ,Auctioneefs
o. 8. MARsHAL's SALE OF Is CANOES AND
FLAT BOATS.
In virtue of sn order of sale Issued from the
Clerk 8 Ohce of the Supreme Court of the Distinct
9fUoiunbia. holding District Court, and to me
foot Of Sixth street wharf, on the Potomsc river,
on MONDAY, the 18th day of June inst, ut elk,
l5 Canoes and Flat boats, tackle, &c, DC.
WARD Fl. LAM0N o. 8. Marshal, D. G..
je 21-d&ds W. l.. WALL & CO., Auets.
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nj TIE EETH.
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, At ~
tends personally at his ofice in this
city: Many persons can wear theseQ1YYYp
teeth who cannot wear others, And no
Persons calling at my Office can be accomm odatsd
With any style and price of Teeth they may desire,
but to those who particular and wish the purest,
cleanest stron and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii bs
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this city-No 33 9 Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also, 9O7 Arch st.,
Philadelphia. mar4-1y
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YEBMONT AVENUE, BETWEEN O AND r
STREETS NORTH. go = :
By virtue of . deed of trust from Tho. Rice,
N. G. r., No., folioa los ct seq: Of the land
ssseFs fR5 pssa1 esHS sha
o'clock, on the premises Lot A, in J Lenmans
subdivision of Lots, in Square No. 27, fronting Is
B streets north, and running back Ill feet s1s
inches.
Terms On half cash the remainder in smonths,
with interest, secured by deed of trust on the
premises.
Conveysnces at the cost of the purchaser.
HILLARY @. SPAL DING, Trustee.
els eo6ds J. O. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctS,
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RYGREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON GOTH
sTREET, BETWEEN NORTH NJ AND sTS.,
On MONDAY the 9th instant, at s o'clk, D. m,
We shall sell in front Of the premises. Lots Is and
have each front of 1l feet inches 20th street.
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months for potes bearing interest. A deed given
and deed of trust taken
All conveyancing and stamps at the cost Of tho
purchaser. - -.
so win be required Of each purchaser when the
property is knocked off, or it will be put up gain
and sold to the next highest bidder
je ~ eo&ds GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auets.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsBs.-Daniel
Shugaroo, disorderly; dismissed. Jos Dorsey,
derly; military. Emma Carroll, Ellen Tuttle,
do; Sass each. Hugh Sherlin, Patrick Laly,
soldier, sleeping in the street dismissed. Pat
rick Lally, teamster, dol SlSs. James Healy,
omnibus; dismissed. Joseph Kensler, James
Carol, sleeping in street; do.
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KIDWELL 4 HENDERSON,
IN No. 367 d SrREKr syAs NryrH
Respectfully inform their friends and the pubiia
generally that they have now in store vsil n.
Iected assortment of -
WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES.
which they are prepared to sell at the lowest cash
prices.
Work done at short notice In the city or country
by experienced workmen.
Remember the place. No. 367 street, near 9Th,
FRANKLIN Hall Building. ap2l-tf
LrRoM CAPE COD TO DIXIE. ByJ N. Mackie,
II $50.
Denise, by the author of " Mademoiselle Mori, -
vols. $I.5n
Lambs Tales from Shakespeare, green and gold.
Sl25
History Of the Rebellion, its Authors and Causes,
by Hon Joshua r. Giddings, S3.
Cotton e Atlas of the Union, g.
stiIlman on the Steam Engine Indicator, 81.
Mendelssohn's Letters from 1888 70 ls4,, 9l.Q.
Je lS fhANCk TAfLOh.
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UY WIN. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON CORNER OF
VERMONT AVENUE AND NORTH N STREET
IN WASHINGTON CITY D. O.

Ia II l.
IN WASHINGTON CITY, D. q.
Pursuant to the provisions Of o deed OF trust,
dated May %. 1862, and recorded in Liber A. g.,
No. 2l9, folios ll6. &C., Of the Laud Records of
Washington County and the District of Oou mbis.
the subscriber, Is Trustee, win on the 7th dav Of
July next, At i've O'Clock p. offer ~ Public Auc.
ton to the highest bidder all that piece or parcel
frict of Columb and known all that parcel of
ground lying in the City of Washington, Of said
District, being part of Lot two, e in Square two
hundred and forty three, GAS, beginning 1T stake
on the building line of north street, on line
with the west side Of N. B. Smiths house. and
thence north along said line to Vermont aveune,
thence south along said ayenne to the original
waIdy street forty four cd feet to the place
OF beginning, containing twenty two hundred feet
of ground more or less.
Also, all that piece or parcel of Land commencing
at the extreme north part of the above cited Lot,
and running parallel with Vermont avenue fifteen
six-twelfths feet; then south and parallel with
Vermont avenue twelve feet; thence west and par
alel with the alley six feet; thence south and par
a1lel with Vermont avenue twelve feet; and thence
north TO the place of beginning of this latter piece
OF ground, with the buildings and improvements,
rights and sppurtenances to the same belen ging.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residue in
deed OF trust upon the premises.
Conveysnces and stamps at cost OF purchasers.
In case Of non com pliance By purchaser with the
terms OF sale within five days after the day of sale.
the Trustee will resell the premises ct the risk and
cost OF defaultipg purchaser.
payment of <le0 will be required ff ON the prr.
chaser at the time of sale.
All eonveyances to be prepared under supervision
CHARLES n. MATHEWS. Trustee.
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Tssth E1tfaetsd scithoit Ppin with the Mxhsits Of
- OTygs8.
would adviae Al Rs.sSPs having teeth to e1.
and have them taken out by this ne!
and harmless process, Also call sndQIlHY0
examine the Dector's new and i'm
proved method of Inserting Artificial Teeth. II
you once see the great Improvement in his teeth
and valuable one. No. 242, Pa. avenue, between
izsn novl, ana 18th Streets LEw1r n n.n+,,.
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III -
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS.
In execution of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia, sitting in equity, passed
IN lne cause OF Hagner ct al VS.. Randell ct al on
ths TN Instant, the subscriber. as Trustee, win
o'clock p. M. on MONDAY, the iith day Of july.
1854, the following valuable BUILDING LOTS
ipgton city viz:
Lot No. Is, fronting e5 feet inches on n street,
betv een 18th and 18th streets Opposite the public
reservation on the south side of Pennsylva ave-
nue., and running back lS3 feet.
fGt OF lot No: Is, fronting 20 feet on street,
ss near its intersseton with Psnnsylvapis avenue,
ments, consisting of brick Office
Lot No. 19. fronting on 18th street 80 feet, and
- All that part Of Lot No. lS, adjoining Lot No.
l9, fronting on 18th street fs.t inches, and run
ming back l35 feet inches .
Also, all that part of Lot No. IA, lying immedi-
ately in the rear Of that part Of Lot No. s last
menloned which 10 now, and for many years has
been: ipclossd and used a. = garden with the said
part OF Lot No 49, and Lot No. l9-the said portion
OF Lot No. IA being 81 feet inches by Is feet 8
This property is In an agreeable and improving
part Oh the city, in view OF the avenue, and very
The Lots will be subdividsd, If desired, to suit
prrchasers.
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POLICE REPoRTs.-Second Precinct.-Hiram
Sherman, ID. Walsh, H. S. Campbell. Patrick
McCarty, and Francis Duran, disorderly; 30
each. Morgan Erving, Elm Stevens, and
Frank Dorsey, do; $5 each.
Third Preeinct-Sarah Powell, Aaron Hale,
Robert Roden, John Shackleford, disorderly.
$2.4i each. VIM. McCardy, violating cow law;
S5.47. Robert Chamberlain and John Brown,
improperly bathing; dismissed. John Maho-
ny, drunk: workhouse. John Connor, drunk
and disorderly; s3.44.
Fourth Preeinct-Mary Shea, drunk and dis
orderly; workhouse. Geo. Brown, disorderly;
military. Ellen Brown, do; workhouse. Frank
Riley,ldo SO. ]. z. Barrett and Geo. w. Lloyd,
do; do. Reuben McSheer, sleeping in the
market; dismissed.
SisM Precinct-M. Hollenan, keeping bar
open Sunday. Mrs. r. Sinclair, obstructing
sidewalk; 50. Annie Butler, disorderly; 81.
James King, do; dismissed: Capt L. Leahy,
Major G.. 3. Bosworth, do; John Ragai and a.
Kremback, drunk and disorderly; military.
Tenth Precinct-James Fatherly, drunk and
disorderly; a. Also, keeping q vicious dog;
S. Jane Garrett, drunk and disorderly: dis
missed. w A. Smith, do; 30. Dennis Dono-
ehue. drunk; dismissed. Mary McNulty. dis
orderly; do. Mary Greely, do; 81. w. A.
smith, John Glascoe, J. O. Tompkins, COM
mon drunkards; security for good behavior.
John Buckley, drunk; dismissed.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY
all Dental Operations performed in thorough
and scientific manner. by DIR. MERRILL,n
tsaScsssor to DR.. W. p McConnell) atS
4s2 Pa. avenue, between Sd and ~ SITS. <"
Teeth extracted without pain by the use Of
Particular attention given to filing and preserv.
ing the teeth. Children's teeth carefully attended
Artificial teeth inserted in the most approved
styles now adopted by the profession. my25-lm"
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QYJ G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July bth. at 8 elk
At the Auction Rooms of as. O Mcclure q Co.. By
virtue of deed of trust from John Patrick, dated
February ID, 1863 and duly recorded In Liber J. A.
ords for Washington county. ID. C., we shall sell
the east bslt OF Lot No. 3, in Square No. 553.
Terms cash.
Cost of conveysnces and stamps TO be paid By the
purchaser. VIM. II. WARD, Z r,rsta..
JAS. Y. DAVIES hfus'oes
jer-2aw&ds &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-27
IN * w

Sousp posrsExxs--At q meeting of
the Democratic and Csassrvatixe
nsmbers Of Congress held in Wash
ingten : few dAys since, the following
resolution was adopted,
Rssolcsd,. that we are for the re-
storation Of all the States to the Union;
that patriotism and true statesman
ship demand that such policy should
be pursued towards the people of the
States in which the instruction exists
as shall be best calculated to bring
this expensive and exhansting war in
which we are now engaged to. . close,
and to restore such States to the
Union, under the constitution, with all
the constitutional rights Of the people
unimpaired."