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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-16
FOR RENT.

MO. IA snug LITTLE FARM OF 40 acres in Brandy.
IN wine Hundred, suitable for Truck farm-or II
would be sold a bargain.
No. 2-About IS aoros OF land, with good DWELLING
within u mile Of WilmiDgton. Very productive Buita
BILE for a MIX or Truck Farm.
No. 33 good story Brick Houses on llth street.
between Lombard and Pine.
No. 4-seVerAl cheap Frame Houses AZ splrk.yils.
W. MoOAULLAY,
ian,ip 500 Market 81
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-16
REMOVAL.

UPHOLSTEhEh
INFORMS HIS FRIENDS and the public that he has
j removed to
No. 4O4 Shipley Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
har ha Is prepared to attend upholserinE in ali Its
branches He manufactures TO order
Forests Patent Hinge Spring Mattresses.
The best now In use which he was the FIRST to intro
dues in this City. lie also gives his especial attention to
MAKING AND LAYING CARPETS AATrINGs, OIL
CLOTHS 6e.
BLINDS, CURTAINS, AND WINDOW SHADES,
Furnished to order, and put up in the best style
Ne has been practically engaged in upholsteringhn
his city for twelve ears and the nrs 70 Introduce
As a branch OF the business, the making and laying
down Carpets.
Thankful for past favors he respectfully solleis
nuAnee Of the patronage heretofore 80 literally beetow
ed on him.
apr Ism
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-16
Coughs and Colds affecting
Troops

win be speedily relieved and snsctuaily cured BY
using these admirable medicines and BY paying proper
attention to the Directions which attached 70 each
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-16
iprnlic-No. l4g1
Az - uro giGs FOR the repair and preservation Of col
A'' " Sin public works of the United States.

SAor ~ pro se for the repair and prssryation Of eer'
- AVA :" tsin public works of the United States.
Ia ID by the sens.e aud House Of hspr.ssnts'
h ri ba, me H. ~ be- and hereby is appropst.d ou. 81
Anat nv ~ Treasury not otherwise aPProorAtsd,
any money IN u Nred and fy thousand dollars 10 be
eaSesded ii under direction e the sssT'sar "a 81 Ms IN n
pa4leeths he eonn With ihe harbora on Lakes ohAln.
Pn9' Psn oS,so Era cla AnSn Mienlsaa, snS
SUPERIOR TO be repaired anu % far ths same In bis
commerce and navigation,
judgment, may be necessary. ed That there b. and
Aud be II further money in ths Treasury
hereby appropriated out Of an, her sun or one hun
not otherwise appropriated, the fru under the dIrec
dred thousand dollars TO be sxpends ing snd rvndern,
on ofthe Secretary OF War IN repair SEation sueh
useful for purposes Of commerce and ora on ths -
the public works connected with the harL Sdqment ns
board Of the United statss may, in his 4,
such expenditures.
Approved, June 49, 1854.
LPuBLlo-No. IA
Ar to incorporate the colOred Catholic Bone,
Society. g..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-16
omoial

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the First Session Of The Thirty-EightA
Congress-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-16
Superior Sambuoi Wine.

TxTHEKLER MERRITs Superior sAmbuei Wine, ia
w Bottles DrAught Just received and for sale Al
the Wine and Liquor Store Of
nay 1aH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-16
[PunLIo-NO. M

AN ACT TO iepe neuBltNe hiefs act p' el8neena nuH
dred and fifty, all acts and parts of arts for the rem
ditOn OF fugitive slaves.
Bo enacted by tho Senate and House Of Repreenta
yes OF the United States OF America In Congress Assem-
bed That sections three and four Of an act entitled An
act respecting from Justice and persvns eeap
from the nerVee their passed February tweV
seventeen hun ired and ney -hes and an act eued
An amend aud supplementary 70 the aei enttet
escaping from the oiher MASTERS passed Zebra
ary twelve seventeen hgndted aud ninetythiee Tasse
September eightte hundred ana hitys Dc ano lhe m
are hereby pealed. ....
Approved June ~ 1864,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-16

CAUTION None are genuine unless the
words "HoLLoNAr, NKw YoRK AND LoHpoH" are dis
cernble Wdfer-mdrk in every leaf OF the book OF
directions around zach pot box the same may bs
plainly seen by holding The ieafto he light handsome
reward will be given any rendering such inlorna
tion as may lead to the detection Of any party parties
eouhterfeng the medicines vending the same know.
lag them 10 bB spurious.
Hooway's Pills and Ointment arc now retasd, owing
% the high price Of Drugs, &C. at 30 ets 10 c and
tl.l0 per Box or Pot.
es There is considerable saving by taking the larger
N B-Direeons for the guidance Of patients In every
disorder are affixed to each pot or box.
So Dealers IN my well known modi-
ctnes can have Show Cards, Circulars, d o.,
sent FREE OF EXPENSES, by address,
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane, N. Y.
dee.s-1y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-16

Peter G. Gooden, VIM. Perry, col.
Hudson G. Yates, June Is.
Geo Burris, col. James Brown, col
Wm. Craig, col. James Pearcs, col.
Edward Holton,
West ki,pllioR.
May l6. JulJ2.
John Jessups, col. Alexander Henry.
June 20.
lewis D. Martin.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-16
[PupLlo-NO. lAAl

Ar ACT to incorporate the colored Catholic Bone,
Society.
Belt enacted by the Senate and HOuss Of Rspr'sR.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-25

Seitbem pie yanfees atlanta uno Den
9anSen NOrnsn 1eur9ies straumt baten, febrsn
Die psririsbenen 8sippbnsr Der y@ate gitp, "
ME atlantd irittsr senannt wusee. pieetr mad
ano.na6 enbin 3urId. 8af ,ipet Drittbsitc Der
Sauisr Itno Son rsn yanFses sert6rt wprter.
aamsntii& III Der @el&dfstbsit Der Staet ni&ts
ais Gin &rnmmsrbanfeu. Que S6anpe Der Se-
tsr umss8sno iener 10 arg GrimssIu&ten
Ssapt fhufsa mir oen Bsri6t bier mislsrbolen,
oob na@ pim &tius Der yantsea taalib 5af
bunSrrt @agsn nad Der Stalt flames, sis ales
sas nod fOrtiblsppt,n, mas u!dt nieo. un9
~naGelicf mar.
- Wda nrusren Ssri&ttn aus Dem lipw,l=
liden 8ir8inieu tdtsn Is Ets ganfess Mot ess
ipa8t. ao6 pca Sal;wsrttn porsuprinssn; Ie
i6lu9sn Stslmt9r ben Wsg mad. fayetteville Tin,
ipsrSsn flo attr icon itbt 1881 IangR pisrer
aus psm StanSe sema6t boten.
- NlS Sciimittst iar 9rcup piso snrpfoslsn.
ben &inrs-n oue finf opyr ssSn Minutsn stns
grtie pulpsrifrten Miaua euf Gle 3unas sii
is9eu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-25

eanofs isin mas), basu bienen wirp. ons lie mil
elmer ifesn 8iafe auf psm @stirte Der Snrutrtc
roneurrirsn tSnnen. uno GisrburA ale 5riiate
torres GleiBeS eenisBsn, bic ibuen Der Srisbrn
pirc. 0enm fe pann untrr Dem 66ots
ten iersS fissErn gDsine unp 6stssutaumss
Nssp, wsrosn is lasHn, Oab fe aass rtrfe ist-
@anfbrjsu9nnS, ~i0nesrn ibrsr si8snsu Gn.-
lAlpfsnRstt gu Dsrrantsn babsu iussm lie trsu
naf psm altsn @Gif wd4rsup Der 3eit rss
unp 6er @rfabs ausbsItsn. 6.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-25


@rcRber3Us ent ans bic Gbre susepa&t, per.
tl0n't~ an unisrfr 5siev 3eeil sn nfbmeu, ME
penn aud cine 8etbe Staatsteamter i6rsn 9s.
Iuh 5u9sfast eattn, unp mir siutr lebsefteu
Sstssilt9ung ON 8slte BON ausn Ss!tsn suts
8essn!sbeu rirfen.
Serlt n, Is. Oct. 5sute gfoamittaa mar
TN Fsl. 0alaiS fsiH Grsbsr3oes 9sppols gu @9ren,
wsIdsr BET Dem ssfr;esn 5aufaets Dem Seiltr
pOn OeEst'fi6 o%srtrstsn pot, srOss Satel, su
pei%er nGs pier enpeienSsa G~terrsi&ii&en Diff
itsrG, Bog @sIanSiFGaftspsripnnl &c. eslaosn rpa>
tel, uno bel Deg ses E0nis, Die {. Yrtn,sn, Der
General Gclomari6aq Graf BON gBraraef in
oitssre'ail&sr Uniform mad mi. SsR 5assr.i6i.
l&sn Garbt: srfbisnsn. - Ser om is. Ssp.
%tsra6ssS. s. s:tUrns Yrins, 9pbn pss Srpn.
prtn3sn BON prsubsS. Sat Ia Der aaufc ,u
9Otsenm biz @a@sn Sran3 6rt,pri@ @tessss
lisnb crSaitea.
9roBbrttannten.
2ps Boa, II. Sct. Gs. prsusifae @dpp.
nsr "Guma". Rapitdn ;. 81. ainet BON @tet-
TIN, 1T nuf psr 6abyt Don @aysiF nod appsnbas
gen TN Rauef antsssssaness. Or ba.ts Jspbleit
ais SarSo an 8prb. unaeidbr Is Mis.len nSros
Ito Don esa ct. Observation-Disclosures Iisf
sr All sinen Gslfsa uno sleicIs sta Qcd. pas
NaiIer Sran8 elm, nno 81. 1aani6ait lab Gb
9enbtbtBt, in ettlsn @oo.r hes Saif ~ o.rlol.
zen. Spu GeGa preu6ilasu @GiHe ,Gtptn" muir.
psa ois 2eut, aufecnoamta uno nab Dcusr oe.
pfaGt. 3rs! 9tsn0Fn, Eabpsm pie ,Gunma"
%1stlolsn %TSoretn, tpar e: &n:srssinnesm. Den
Sdp'tar oe:raist nan ss tstbt, er Do bt dtb aus
Ssr,msifaT8 in bas Steer 9eflrSt unp Isi sr~
%trunffn. -
TraRiret&.
paris, Is. Set. Die Sailtrin Nopul,on
wt'e, wie Pie ,.Yatris" nun in ~bsitmmter gSetle
%mt:tbstIt, Der 8atis.ia BON guStaao in Ni,a eli.
HfH 8siu& s%Ffattsn. sttnio pis Ger Satisr gte.
ranSsr ilnshbtn ssS eatisrin Gusenie in gao
SGwalba&.
Stalfens
Gusin, Il. Set. Die @inia!r qamor.
mora eanaa, 9siti unO @.ua Fnp in tSrsn r.-
lpsettstn @o4lcOaesira misssr gu abaeproneten
~SeTGSlt WorstH. Marquis Gcvcli wurDe NON
Oem BabIecaesiam YOR @afs.masatore aes
pabtt.
9 panten ii.
u abrib. II. Sct. Das Scurnol eas
NoitetNf z" bert&tst, SAP in elmer V~trjammIuuo
0cn 500 SrcarsilRrn, rtlae unter Gem 8ur-
fSe res 2FH. OiOja8a aatissfnaOsn, Gin GEM
fraien"Is' srndHnr porDsa if unter GsT.n Wtt.
%9lttesFn lhb &lpas!ssU, Stoiasa. @ensral. 9rem
unS WaNoj %htFnOen. Die Gpoca perliasrt, 2
0sts'sl Der p:o3rsiaR ihea 9astei ieitn fir Gat.
sa!i"nG bel esa tiporFehcnptn 9Babisn.
H-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-25

Sc III pera &rieas-D Department Die @itt6eis
lung 9ema@t wUresn, paB lid Ytele Qusldnber
TN M;tiitnrs nnD Waftnc-D tet le Der @ereinio-
ten @tdat:n b~efanrfn, Die rurh qua uuS Srrn
-in Die 8etbtn u%ilierer Jeinpe aeipdt purOer. rnS
Ole Tip germ pielem ungeredten Rrisae eat,i,bs,,
nH6@tsn. Der aegen zine 1ativu o~efiiurt n,irn
bic ME f~stnplsiiB 9r8sn ~pisieIbsn aufasrretsn IN
u;c raB iiA au6b ferner piele 8ewpGner prr
Ser9tntstsn Qtaaten 9egen loren Msaen in,
Otsnits b%fTtnpen, Die pagessn lEnb, in stelem az.
gan Die eonfbcsrirtsn @tnaten aefubrten mar
rsohtsn Srtsa T~it3upirfen i!no Ia rs ferner
betdnnt II, paS Dtsls Qsnte mir besbelb pislr,,
8e'rnnasnrn Disnft Hiibt HerlaGen, peil fe I'M
aHf ttrer 5luht 3u pielsn @sfabren ~nusleeen
10 let s5 bss9dIb tsi@IUfsn, Das alien Gplhe,,
9srtonsR, Die ia innsr9aIb psr 2inien Der @ons
Jooeri:ten Mrneeu einftnrsr, Der Gthue o,r 6,pe
It6certrtcn Stdaten III She'll piro, uno raa pi,z
lribsn 10 Ian9e bic Nittel ibres llnterbalIs sm.
'pfan8en i%plen, bis SclGe, bic 70 pinjdeu
aa6a Gjnem perartigen Yunfte Der Creme b,fSrs
bert DtseeH f0kned, bon no aus es ibnen Iriht
,piro. i6re 9tinatb gu srrribtn, ,u ps!d,sm
3mede i6nsn ATE Br0sliben 3liitel ~ 6jsbpie
9elteQt nereen ioaen.
Iuf Sesbt
9. Cooper,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-25
8&fanss al &

Dt' Gr3dG!un9 .8.G 6ammer," pie ous
Serieben 70 pstt enlightenment purps, fam. ss
its Der &eHNsna |nfsres Slnttts nttt s~utlvribt
nicbt fOrtgeisBt perrsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-25
Wuiet2e

DGA~ 4~uSmaFFt9e A6or1snien bitten mir uin
GinienoMn9 pss iali8rn @beas I'm entsbe.roaes.
Nfu6n6fNen0e @SonlIfnten erHaltem DEN @n,eig
ger '09!e'@ 3n9sianet, rpenn lfe $40 .oper $40
an Den peranS5eber per pop eiuienoen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-25

3. Atiutaat II. SnlpeetVr 0enerars Office
'JttbmonO, 9a., Is. Nua. 1864,
g ensrats 8 rbrr
No. 65.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-25

.. cooper,
NOiniart u. SnlpsetOs General.
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

MATURE uSvHrIHp ru,
y sxp ronE & MrSys4SS,Sa,, AsAr0sh
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
sAI.zvs ar AUCTION. .


A BURnHAM. AUCrIoHEER. casa gt#A !
"A. AUCTION sALB.
snrASuniFiCEnT 40 IshhoLp ruhhiruMMes lirrt,M esurrs
ereasss, and msay rsresd eos.y works Of Art and Ar
TIC ~ ~ Nirtu,
= SILVER ei.ssl lsAsD CHINA: !. w.,
Sixteenth streel bes~e-a Inn and Sixth avenues.
Sale cotnnisucsng - ~ O'Clock
DRAWING RooAS-Ss,a.ro 81 q Of arniture. eoycred
Yi&h breoatel Of ,esc puonviz Tee-a- 1ete
Sofia Arm Chairs Oval Hrd heieption Chairs; ndow
Ourains match the tica Lace Curtains sh sdes
Eaaeres ala usry Insr s,Ys; Encoznures, Cabinets,
se6.s r. NAGkItlGfNr HOSEW00D -
) it. .ss .tsra .tIAFHIuKrk, 4asE
the richest instrument this Can
peat srsts-wo match u.s by Cole; Hol, Family
H Muru9; Fruit r,ece u cr scene; Artistic Bronss
stauary-Hamlet shnkagert Aihcrva; also All
costly Works OF Art ant Of vrtu Chambsrs-S
Mardrooes Armotrca Gisce Spring and Hair Mattresses
- pairs OF Lnon Sheets - af Haakes Coun
PutetA Sideboard, Ch'pa ,:-a Ware. Table Cut
lery bofaa Chairs Also Easement aud Kitchen Furniture
A UoTIoN NOTICE POSITIVE AND PERENPToRY
a1oSfFioENr Hoas .naL euasIruRE
ELEGAAr tsOSEw0OD fIANOFORTh,
VELVET. HktBSEIe AM q tAtN CARPETS. -
by = ROTH aucton1@r thts day tFridAy), OCT. 70
q eleven ocock precssey. che four story residence
avenues consisting OF hsrdo rnsses and Ingram Car
peu three elegant fari"r covered In brocate and
reps rosewood EtaRere Centre and Pier Tables
Lace Curtains, hne Oh le ~ onze Clock, rich Vases
Paror uansntss sTarkh sasY CHAIRS Lounges and Re
eeption Ohairs Corner siaaa
AA0NIFICkNT ROSkwe,8D etaNOFORTE,
fosswood Rsdsteads. Bne.u,. sshstands. Spring and
Hair Mattresses Siank'p ,is CHARS Bed Loan
SofAS Rockers Mirrors Ces rseies lion Tables,
China 0ass. ana silver Nae. Fable Cutlery, DO. Sale
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
AmuANMNNfey

AMUAyeMENf9g
Ths SPECIAL FILL
on this evening (yrdayi. deyp,v I'd each re sk 70 The
GREAT GoMiC sPEIAL BILL.
-.r MR. j. H. OLALNE
win appear for tn. fort s:iss %s 'sroas role sf
In the charming comedy Oh
EvERfBUDYs FRIEHD
wncn on each repetition Tecsysd with Vwod oemo~
STATIONS Of delight
One hundred aud twelfth night In New York Mono OF
CLARkBS TUODLsa
which has aweke joyous laughter Nd more
genuine delight TO
- : INGUMERABLE THoUsANDs
than auy performance OF modern times
bATURDAY-A great ianghinr bf.L Clarke
PAUL PRY AND JACK SHEPPAkD,
with othsr euterts unents.
k0kDAY-Mr. j. 3. Clarke Will appear
ROBERT TYKB,
In the SCHOOL or REFORM.
Pronounced by the pre- . and puh 'ic the genuine
DRAMATIC TRIUMFh
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
FIN ANCIAL.

sron guREINo SPRING PErRoLEuN LAND As.
State os New YORK cap Se 10000 shares A.
s2o each prcs FOR The remaining q 100 shares
Ssns less than s Of ~ %
secured for tho Company consists Of about acres
Tee. There ia 1.y and seventy miles Of this
isrrs.ory. sc..d mostly celebrated RahSoas
and cahspn s"S Soausiss @ vrSua sboa. s.n!sou
from Park and seven miles from the Ban,ors
branch road aud laid out dsecy through the ands this
short time, which w g,ys dlre,t eo,nnunics;isn .
~ % % @ s oas 'y ss
leasing thus and It Is confidently believed by
reasS sxsm'naiion Of si. property ready sivs
M thai may Ss S a MAnsa 10 sae % bs 20
aas me
e "a
e ons 1sr Quality n hs In
Of = 70 this .fS T,s
gsn,a,on Of the deferred ed un The stock sub
so s ssea Nth bs propey
meeting o. subsoers win be called s for tne narpgse Of
m PaseS ss g sr n ss 9pa New hs oee OF
OIL CREEK PnfHoL:uM coMPASY; ;o ooo,.
nr ns Dss 'faFs or Auss ss
ssmber and October viii pay three per cent month
haSa se wes nearly down
p.sd in the mex, tn rty days which Is leeyed
dends nins enrines and ALI necessary tools &C. 90 the
med nsmSs o shares snat Wsre reserved for working
capta enable them deveo n once all their property
This o5alned solely o tue undersigned ~ $40
per share from all assessment being the subscription
price, and on y one all ITS par value
RICHARDS KlNGsLANp, Petroleum Eyehnngc.,
CHERRY u Run PETROLEUM COMPANY cARITAL
Grant ksl, of Wm G. Grant Son; Hon. Edwaru Pierre
pont, New York; Hon. John Winslow, Brooklyn; James
Mckaye President United States Telegraph Company
! E. Uhome, ESQ.,, President Kesonts FIRE Insurancs
Es u slip The interests and lands OF this com
the heart OF the oil territory OF ytnango
Pa and have been selected with great care They
have interest in the following wells Button
Wood Faet, Auburn Tee, and Railroad well. now pump
ing and flowing sufficient to insure dividend OF fonr
cent month the investment at once limited amount
be subscribed for free from all assessments at the
ocs e tho undersigned at dollar share being one.
half OF its par value.
RICHARDS KIHGSLAND, Petroleum Exchange.
Pima str eat Ne YOrk
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

vTRNRy II, LEEDS AUCTION USzER.-sUPERB SALE
Ill Of costly PARIS tabr Ebony PiNhoforte,
zeal sevres, Carl Receivers Dinner and Tea Sets,
ehefDed and Frsrmh Plated Dinacr Set. &c HENRY H.
LEEDS MINER WI ,ei. dA October -. at half
pa O'Clock. In thrr sssesrogs 9S Libert,
Few Of Brusd~ss crb Assortment OF goods,
Pnrs-. them
obouy Fianoso took the gold edal
n Paris probably ths this country. do
mounted oriDolu: tsbx ristch; eight large and
Cabinets do; reai sh- et rlst Dinner Service;
40. French real Brcu aud modern; lowered
and ohcr French sd Sets; Clocks
Vases; real Bronze Gss t4Ata- Armstre, Maachite
Vases and costly atest
fhsy be examined ts- day previous 70 the
bova
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

N n RoI,I,INa AUCTiorr ga. LULLABY R0L-
H. L{Ns vi sef this day vcoss, ~ ~ Oanal street.
lark assoriunept Of ssond hsad snd sev rsrnur Car
ests 0ilsIoths Couchsa eofss Fvtsnse1 Dining Table,
Hnlng CbaIrs Drussrss T.bs L'nen Asfse rsstrssses
6utIssv. Dining Recu $50 Kss~sss s0rsfssA aAs poaL
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

RI ENRY n. HERTZ JR. AucriGNRBR.
Ill SPECIAL rERssftOxy SALE
GENTS FURS iSUtNB GOODS
HOSIERY, GLOVES. Col.tA -, SHIRTS, &0,
On Friday. October 26 a. y At the Abesrooms isS
broadway.
CataIoaues q
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
h. HICoLAY, AurrirSFEa.
Ne Ab.ii .ns sALR

no
Tho Second Avenue Ra'ifeaf 'rpanv being about to re-
q portion pf the , Forty third Sixty-
third street Will sell ~ saturday October
% At II O'Clock ther rorty third street. Just
u 'lNft~r
suitable for farm and o. her our, -c
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

III silver Watches ca ma s-rs. ac-HLNkf IL LhfDs
MINER will n auction ras. October 2S at ln
at gallery over tie strtsom 1 Liberty street.
gold silver Ud gilt Watches of IN ch VIZ be found On
on good time Keepers
ard made by ceicbrstd Wpk~rs large invoice of
oirht and st Clocks under g!sss shades also
large OF China Vases as~Vt 90 and patterns,
cd md ana ened.
kever before exhibited this ssnay. They will be sold
In lota O purchasers
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

70 uRNHANs ruRwIruRs RxrnBss-orrrvn ms
ID wsss Eleventh sssee., bsswsen yii.h s.d snts ave.
shppsd rurpi.ure families msvsa II dw 90 ssdn,rs,
Furniture stored. )
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

Al l. SMITH Acrfi 5SEER.-OvER 5000
"A: worth Of Hoaseao'd Sr' e - be sold this DAY,
III o'clock at the elegant No II place
Ninth street between se'nna 'ah d avenue. consisting
o. one magnificent pa'ai0re' II, -snt Paror Suits on
Paintings. Essv Chairs, 81 o.. Yash9tands Centre
Laoes, Chairs Bedstea,f fr' - Brussels aud Ingrain
Carpets Cutlery and tuE .cssary for usekeep
Ing
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

yyERRnrToRr sALE or. rLtosHT HousEHoLD
fsintiags, 40 .BEM - "a !4Ds aucs!oueer @ vii
ssry ~ Stating OF bia wsuW and mahogany
Faror BEDROOM and pp Ro,r Furnure; Pier Mirrors,
ESca and Damask Cut,irs, Coz Bedsteads, wash
sasds Ohsirs Velvet Brus-.h ant Tspsssry carpa, OF;
SIothu Kitchen Utensils Ase aus ooe0i6n of OIL
fsat2uss by celebrated mastsrs Sale poatve.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
eusrriIlas near washingtOn.

WAsHINoToEt July IL --Moseby's guerrillas
made their appearance about 100 strong Fri
day morning, near the head of Washington
old mill race, six miles from Alexandria -
The Alexandria Journal says that with the
aboga tYreptione ihe lguerFillas we're never
more quiet than they have been during the
past ten days.
The provisions of the act Of Congress fix
ing esEtAl4 rates and regulations, for prevent
ing collisions in the water, are to take effect
IN The Navy on September lst next, and pre-.
minary orders have been adopted Tor the ma
rine service ofsthe Qaartsrmasters Depart.
ment, and failure to comply with them on the
part of the master Of transport, il owned by
the United States, will subject him to dismis-
sal aud fif theyessel be chartered will sub
isct her D q fine of- one day 5 charter for evl
cry offense.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18

Nrw YoSR, 5ny IL AAdyicss from sher
mans army st'tes that three of our strongest
corps are south of the Cbattshoochie, strong
ly inlrenched in rebel abandoned works. 1t
is rumored that the rebel General Maurey 10
wounded, The rebels have fallen back 20 the
outer Notifications of Atlanta, three miles
from the cilyA The YorkV are very strong,
Win 26000p militia In them The rebels are
moving all supplies to Augusta, fearing flank
movement and capture,
Another report says Johnson has fallen
back TO Cedar Bluff, eigtt' miles from Atlanta,
thus virtually yielding that strong position
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-18
By Telegraph.
EXPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches


LOUISVILLE, July IA rebel force, var
ously estimated from FIVE to fifteen thousand
entered Kentucky via. Pound Gap, some two
days since, snd, are. now at Martipdale, Floyd
county. Il is not known Hnder whose com.
mand or for what object Military authori
ties are actively engaged in preparations for
giving them a warm reception. Quite mum.
Der Of refugees from the EASTERN section OF
the State, are en- route for Lexington and
more northerly parts of Kentucky. Arrange.
nehts for the defense oflLouisville are ae-
lively progressing.
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Weasdss.. ! Sd assIsl ~ ~ Ss KsiS.r.. n'"

| Rebel Plunder I'm the late Raids-Thsfi
WOuRdsd-sN pmBef of Raiders.
WAsHHcToS, July l7.--Further pursuit o
rebel raiders has been abandoned, and they
wiif succeed in reaching Lynchburg with theii
plunder In safety, unless intercepted between
Stsuntou and Lynehburg
Persons residing near the gap say their
3, train comprised ell sorts Of vehicles, and was
fover a mile long, filled with plunder
Over 1000 head Of horses, cattle, aud mule
and large droves Of sheep aud hogs wero senl
through the gsp By the rebels previous to
their retreat, and pastured 10 meadows along
the river, until the withdrawal of he main
body commenced which was early Monds 3
morning.
Several hundred wounded in carriages and
ambulances we're brought through the gap,
among them one Brig. General and several
Colonies, besides q number Of officers of infe-
rior grades, most Of them wounded ia the bat
tie OF Monocacy.
The Government has been put in possession
Of the strength of force which invaded Mary
land. 1t was composed OF infantry artillery,
and cavalry
The artillery known to have been brought
here by rebels is a mounted rihed battery with
cavalry, and two parks with infantry columns,
one OF IA guns aud one of IL. The mounted
battery probably contained pieces, the 9th
srs each They would altogether comprise
at least 200 men
Rebel officers have acknowledged their loss
at Monocacy tolbe over 900 killed and woun.
ded, and here about 600, most OF them from
charge Of brigade of the 9th corps Col Of
the 6S;h Georgia Regiment was killed in this
charge.
Marshal Rop;fant oc M.rrIonl so,,, ,-o,l
to-day to Washing on that there was a rebel
cavalry force at Newport Mills, this side OF
the Potomac
Bait 4 Ohio Railroad will be in running
orderas far as Wheeling tomorrow iF'I n
Only one span Of bridge over the Shenan-
doah, Ut Harper's Ferry was destroyed, and
that was repaired before the enemy had fairly
got away.
Paymasters leave here tu.nc~row with mo-
ney to pay off several brigades in the 2nd and
5th corps
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Notice 70 Bridge Builders.

AupiToRs OFFICE, MosroOAERr Co, OEto,
DAYroE July s, 1861. J
SEAl I'D proposals Tor the Construction Of wooden
~ bridge over The Great Miami AZ Dayton below The
ha Road Bridge VIII b recetv at this Ofice uniil
~ clock, noon, on Monday the ist Of August next
Proposals viii also be received al thus Once until
the nme owe mentioned, for the construction Of a
W re Suspension Bridge over The river st the same
places
Proposals for Masonry and supsTstrncture 10 he
inaae separately and m strict accordance with the
plaos aud specifications on fle In this once 'fhe
Commlssloners will Of course eNerci ther right 70
reject al BIDS Il they see propeTlo 10 do 30.
TAoMAs D. LOWE. f"
JuJV"sW HHa. Auditor A. c., o.