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khsrts Ga Destroy the baltimore aud Ohio
BaiiroEd-ImpOriant Movements 10y the


IAI1lh0HL- Iuesday Feb 3 l-G.
Information from the Upper Potomac To-
,tt indicates that the Rebels are making a great ef
w % destroy Tie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The
ssYlorh Ines were cnt about noon today east Of
e'At| lrc and the bridges Al North Branch and Pvt
s'"h creek were burnt. There was some fighting a.
We after point 1t was feared that an attack woold be
-eoe On hATnlsbug The Rebel force was about 800
yong under Con- Kosfei, lhot made the attack on
a'nuton 'ft'E ana North Bra1cl Amor burning
voc bndr'F ttcy moved iu The direction Of New Creek
MLrr fItlcr j. kLo8n.
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Thr,a,cncd Raid on 1unrtinebu-g.
pAL1yorr. Tuesday Eel ~.

IALTI"VI.T4i '6Udyf TtH' z I6FI'
A rnmor had gained circulation in this city
last night th,t tie Rebels had made were making
raid on Maltrsbuyg. Our only information in rclo-
tiou to the matter is that Rebel force had made some
indication Of moving in that neigAhorhood, and tia.
precautions had been taken by Gen Kelly TO meet them
a dispatch received last night from n. p. Smith q
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, who is at CuubcT-
land stated That all trains the road were running
regularly and that it was well protected at al points.
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fRou THE AHwy OK TuEPOTOGAC
IsC Discontca' or thc FJcbcI Army-Chansc
os ssstCl picILots and Camps-scarci'y
Cf Food and Clothing.

UeAuQrAHT.Es Atln or rHE roToNAc
Tuesday. Feb, >, Isti.
There is no Official confirmation o; the re-
,c:ed GlLt Ca tie south side u the RaIidan with a
L,c ;,ay 81 Gcsttors last week. II il nevertheless
NOVA that feeling amounting almost to mutiny per.
ejes several regiments in Gen Lees army ard Y Is
i .nJlotate that the fns lo-Il was caused ly pre-
pltrg one e.. hem nom escaping.
Tie ol.uys pi,acts are frequently changed On o'e
-,a,.cu cavalry was substituted .og advanced po,ts
cd go los o. infantry p'ckets were posted in their
raG. Iloq-crt changes 4 position Of somsoi Lees
guIs arc n,:oG, probably ty substituting Volkrown.
saul regiments for those dsatccteu, near tire front
Reports concerning Ire scarcity q food in Lees
ary is confirmed. OH.y quarter Of O pound 81 salt
pis Is allowed 10 each nan rer day. 4 small quantity
Gtoa- iu addition constitutes the ration Tea, sugar
al coffee &c myths in tie service
Accounts by prisoners and refugees concur that tie
Ettd Government has lot distributed any clothing
l1,e olr movement on Mine Run. Some Of tie Gcor-
ia ;oous have received small supply OF cloibns from
aet safe. Blankets with them gre getting scarce
sd command a heavy premium.
Intercepted letters from Rebel ladies show that o. the
itO cavalry sent into the valley during the recent cod
Weather Lot over 900 had retained. Many frozen
pdeat1 others were gos;ttton and sought refuge in
ac faru-ho1ses and villages. The entire movement
,as to;el f.ure At la,s accounts Earys force was
gs..ae On Middle River near Mount Crawford, having
ABANDONED tie enterprise.
tbs morning eleven prisoners Of war and ten hors y
hcncuc principally to the 9Th Virginia Cavalry were
at 70 Headquarters from TIE cavalry corps. They
s,ie oopta5ed near tle Bic lee in the vicinity
ftoIutoLs CAP. The horses IN the best possible
D.,-tIon.
Y,serters continue to arrive from tie front. They
srot great scarcity Of provisions forage and cloth
II; and ESQ that large numbers awaiting the
roler opportunity TO avail Themselves Of tue Plesi-
stts Amnesty Proclamation.
ne enrolment Of the civilians white and colorsd
T.l.n tie Ines Of TIE arNy. is neatly completed
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Thc Reported Invasion by EmbOden "A
(anard.
DAlTNoRr, Tuesday, Feb. 2. lsGi

DAINoBr, Tuesday Feb. 2, lsGi.
News Of a character for teiegaphing Is scarce
ere to-day. It may be proper 10 contradict some
no.s 70 the effect hat tie Rebel Imbod.n had crossed
ee Potomac Will heavy cavalry force and was PIE.
pllrc 70 make q raid into Pennsylvania.
Tie Whole thing is gold speculation canard
HAREsBJEG, Pa., Tuesday Feb. 2 1854.
Tie authorities here have 10 Official knowl-
sce Of the reported Rebel invasion OF tie State and
san 10 think The statement premature.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Feb. 2-3:2J p. N.
lie Bulictin has received the following dis
F.rh from Gov. Curtin:
Yo., telegram Is Tie first notice that ! have re.
6,ea e tlc ruMOr Of d raid across the Potomac By
h1Cd,n. Gen. Couch WOlld give ne Information i
4 sgcl IllIg occurred OF Wls threatened.
-. q. Curtin"
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Proclamation OF the Governor Of N'"-
Hampshire, Calling for Troops.

CoNcoHD y. H. Tuesday Feb. ., lsti.
GOV. Gilmore has issued proclamation 70
tie people of New Hampshire calling for volunteers to
M the additional quota that may be airport to the
state under The last call Of the President FOR troops. On
the previous call Tor 10000 Ncw.Hampshife has al
ready filed her quota, and tie Governor thinks tie
second aypoIt.onmelt WIN he filed by volunteering
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SPEECHES or GEY. GRANT-We doubt II
ANYBODY ever lcaId or ever VII hear General Grant
make srcocL" lie is not one Of tha; kind But lis
deeds speak for LIN For days past be has been
In 81 Louis on visit TO sick child and though IRE.
queuty hard pressed hy u people for speech be iuva-
risby bows his ackrowei uenis and Apologies for lis
reiceuce on Friday evening the General was lonofed
by the enthusiastic populsce with u serenade. His
appealalce Oh the balcony was greeted with the most
farornc cheers In rcfponse 10 calls for speech, lie
took Of bis Lat and, amid profound silence sa.d'
"Gry1lrvrs. bank Won for this honor. ] cannot
nalea speech IL il something have ucYef done, ana
never intend To- oo. and bog VOC viii excuse me.
Lord cheers followed tIs bIc! address ai t' coAcn'
zion which the General replaced Ai- Lat iOok cigar
from h,! pocket 10 d. GLd stood CD Tie incohl III ih'
presence o. the crowd Fiilip nh Havana ana "Atch'
inc The rockets they nsc'ro'd ana hufst n the an
SppcDi speech % NoCiic4Hifd TIE mulliuut tiu
seypr gentlemen near nm urged he bcicrl To say
something 70 sat,n he people hnt J." declined. JL.f'
Lord ~, tgc Land Court "lpcItG loi 'LtAusiHsl NC
and placing biz hand on Gen. Granite shoulder saio
"Tel them you can hgAt for lien but can lax 10
tLcu.--do tell them that
u must get some one else 70 say that for me, n"
plied the Ger -Ta bat tie multitude continuing 10 ct
OF Speech speech 90 be- leaned over he railing
blew wreath OF smoke from biz lips, anG suiG.
"Gcn,lcmen: Making speeches Is not ny business
never did IL In ny lie, ana never VIII tn..A ~
however for your attendance here, ana vain lhHt ue
General retired.
Subsequently grand dinner was given I" TIC Gen
cral. and another effort made to dlaw him ont WINE
the President proposed toast to his health T. D sal
by HE side serclcy smoking. When he rose ana stoo'
upon the chair aperiect hurricane Of applause rose non
every part oftle hail. and prevented him rom 'peaAln.
ill II had snbsided Quiet being restored cen Gran
merely remarked that he could not find words adequate
lyto return thanks for the compliment offered him
,nd ,youId nat make the attempt
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stutc Medical Society.

ALBANY, Tuesday. TeD. = ItbI.
The annual meeting OF the State Medical
Society commenced here to-day, the opening address
being delivered by Tie President Dr. BisscH Of tics
The afternoon session was devoted to the reading OF
papers on Medical and Surgical Science.
Upward of 100 physicians are in attendance. Tie
meeiiuV viii continue tomorrow and Thursday.
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,rro., Of Lottery -Haiirond Acci-


puuArrlInIA. .noslay, Fob. 2 lf6i.
Fytwo lottery poGy Gy and t ~Sit 10 si ha
to-day by order Of Mayor h'''' 'A' '''' ~ p"N "'
further hearing. .,o,r,rolo,io, ,,.;, ,,ot an
9 1, on 1Iny wm,nro, and BaltimoIe RoilToud
tmasn,pr fine co.'s. Nobody Nas IWt
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From, san Francisco.

SAX FRANCISCO Tuesday. Feb. 2, 1864.
The ship Ellen Sears Las arrived i IRON =, New W,
,,y Tbev hiring accOunts OF the total loss Of
o. New. York ship Aserou with cargo OF g1iauo by
rgpninr on reef the ror'l,ea par o. Hakers
leland on the 2ftL Of Septenpe' iA' CIV" was SaNeu'
also a norton Of the stores.
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The Draft.

AIBANI, M0.doy Icb. J, Is'i.
Official Information has been received here
from Washington TO the effect Tat the order Of the
President for a draft March 10 for O0OO0men is
equivalent 70 can for 200 COO in addition to the J0oo
Z died for last October.
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limited stale. Supreme Court.

WAsHNGToN Tuesday, Feb 2. 1861.
Greene C. Bronson 81 al. agt The La
C,ns,e and Milwaukee Railroad Company-1he argu-
nent ~ this case is being continued in tic Supreme
{ ougt 10 day.
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Enie Of the Yvizc s,cnrc, v,.no

M fotIoR. lnesd,y feb .. IsC4
=, lie steamer Hlnra. pLzo 10 the United
ea''H steamer Cifoaii.R. Ysf t0.Lay 10 pgiyate
NLtf ~ SG,tVO.
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Hiuykamton Election.

BNonA,iroH ~ y. Tuesday Feb. 2 1909.
Al the charter election to-day the whole
Union uCbet Was elected
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Eseror, Of ,ae AIiusaui-s'ener-I & N'T-
Aor,.


r,se statement OF the volunteer troops organized within
the state AND icAt 20 tA' me-" -.o' = .''. --.'
81 ls63 "a statement OF the strength OF tie yoHl;"p
..t ..tl ., .i,o et.t.f Arq-.. lst3 l., "A
roster Of the officers of tie state Volunteers 90 i. Stood
zee. . l-N'i " III 10 '''' ''''-- "
wear I-tJ: statement " the atns and c,cJl'4uftS
20 , s,,,. ,-..,.'s and Il tto.a rs !eG 10 iie
"a 'A' 'e''''' '''"'e 49, .t,
Brigade Inspectors isi OF oie~nza'i'A O '' ,
he Nri.ona! Gg.Fe' rec i, .4. "a t,i ~
u y, .Io, .ts ',.c-1tion Law. Us, e. y..autf g
'' in m. STATE "a the lst 81 jam E 1855;
% ~. L''-'-. -, ' 49, -, he r.'.af H. .t.e
5urns ne wear 1903: report. of Division 'H.i "'
Si4 p, Jan ~ ', ,,,,,...,. lrg hen -i,' ~ re
IA, 49, -. 49, i IN. NJ .s,. ir. .... i,-i ye
companies Of uioa,y a'r se.,a....'', ,t.
Icrptioas. Iec.utmc ,as h'.n N"-ti .''.''' .. .,"
and ,,cis.,c.y .rr, ,.me4,s ID. l. eia. D.. doaehi
Nh, ,got rir Tie c... oi Get 70, '.UJ. VIII shortly ~
I6Ir.
H.. .f-,s.rs .art 20 tie h.l tered into tie
..ryice o. .. United sts'-s ,ArJa-l st.'c
l9sa0
Recruits sent 90 regiments IN ire heiI 'ho's' 81,
yoin,lr o.guizei m tie STATE Dec. 81 1906 5o9i-:, g
Dra.d men End sub. itI'., OBJ liued........ 40
Enlisted ty Provost ,.''''''''' % - ,
IL, u.-tuent, IL tie i'd i's'i ,'ai...','''. '-o
sHdJuy....'''''''.''''''''''''''''''''''''''''.'
r,,.l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,s.sJI
m 4"'4i'' 49, IT,, " I', ,,',.. I'D.
~ .,, ,rrr ~. : Ia. - .Yors, commencing,
Anvil n Itl and eudiu- Dee 81 lsGl Is Us io.ons:
Ofrtuilsd and cent to tLc lsl 0y te aH.a' .... oi
ter
Rccrat. to regmruts 10. ;fe red o. rough t'r - ,.
pe.n',n4cn. @, . .lr Y n. i't,.. 5si
~. t'iA' /. ~ - .N, 80 A. 80 ........ 4. go
rh"s'.' l '"o ' ~ ,.f5 - ............ lrri0
IT, % 5 9l-6
-
Ni tI,e calls ,r hort service IN o'l .J aid rs : S''
az ~,
~ 49, - ~, 80, state vss IoatG
or thc c.N' o. ~ W 'l'h ~ ~. tfg DID,. -
hdei .h,se ,',,, IN % So, en- SID ,og Two ,,ars
men % IN ~ on. men liGg II n,,e,aly tn
Jeinrt M GA 10 bring them Al 20 tie same deroHns
,or IS follows.
''o' .'r ~ N mel fruihed......... 69f4
Nnmisr o. two ,oars men ilrishet........... 70 81
. -,
Total furnished under Gale Of ol..''''''''.i
Reduce TO th'ee'yea's men ~ ue'"''''s''''',- 80
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THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL LECTION.

On MOTION ~ Nh. UENlNG Z 10, IOHn.I, n WIS
R,,ifa That the Committee on The Judgiuy be- .ud they
an. hereby directed inquire aud report by ban ~ otherwise
,rst t condition Of the country imposes any dcultrs
In ~. ,.av ~ such on organization tie Electoral ooc
MI, enable legally and coustiutuuay elect President
of ,I, uited state. the c5LIurr Tie fh day
Of March o. rud whether b. such difficulties eAt, they
can be- .,luedi,d by suy legislation Of tolgitss.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 1s 1864.


EXCURSIONS.
FIsyH,EsR l!sh ON pEcK.rnE LARGE SEA sIE.aE q
up =! oh and per No. korL river q oolocs Bait.
GSol~s plot ast''n@'1' on board 1'hsH THOMAS
E'IsHING BANKs.--FANILIEs AND PARTIES CAN
snoy sss sea M ey going to the Fishing hanks On ,ss
Ing Saturday; eIsepsi ioot Bfoons Ea., rlvs.
Mor Ss fsss Mp ns rrr sar NJ pry srss
N Fare ST. Dinner. Refreshments and good music on
EoR oHARrKR-rHE sEA STEAMER MARYLAND.
asse one thoasana person. Apply on BOARD or a. ia
f,RAND EXCURSION TO TIL. cIolERA BASEs.-
grand Excursion Cholera Banks on "wednesday July
ee a 'ssa OK rscf
zip clock Fare 81 20 Inc celebrated pilot Ander-
r. RAND PLEAsygE hxcuMsloss 'l
an 1s s fs II, sa Iron
GGiTf, TsayEEaIERs TEfigos. ikoSslbEs. Las IA
x c:ssssls
NJ through The mouth: ' o. s' Jay Ana August
GRAND EXCURSION TRIPS
e es 70. q 90 % ses Inland ;s: O.
%s: s~ss.s..., degrees &c.
Tns y sns y & g. s
ssm.a steamer. are elegantly anea Win
Including ana mes a. sbo% Y
rom q Gays and
CANE h5 & &C.
Gs,saGS HS1 C. .n ssAPS Uo 81
troit Michigan. .sft rfN..f9
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THE LONDON. AND NEW. YORK STEAMSHIP COM.
british iron steamships CELLA. RELLONA ATLANTA.
IOWA INDIANA aud MANHATTAN. ca IN 40 bur.
The voyage from Rate: Of psssase p.y.bl. IN
second cabin 450 steeracc s2A From London Havre
FIRST cabin. 9N. For passage apply te n
6F1a9i CHAS a. WHITNEY. 30 Broadway Il
For freight apply At 81 South street Advances made
consgnei to the friends 10 London Of the
dergned These steamers connect At London with steam
Amsterdam. ST. Petersburg Copeuhagln Bordeaux Opor"
Gibraltar, Alexandra. and Odessa
6st ROWLAND & ASPINWALL. Agents
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EXpRESyES.

EXpRESSES. a.
RuRNHAM's FURNITURE ExPREss-oFFIcE lis
ID West Eleventh street. Fifth and Sixth
Pinnofortes. Paintings Mirrors. Oh nA &c. boxed and
shipped TO nil Of the word for moving
Furniture In city or country. Furniture stored.
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A pyICE TO MARRIED. LADlEs-MADAM3 RES.

n DIVE MAHKIIsU INUT ES-MAUAMS HES.
IA TELL. Female Phy scian ai frofcsser OF Midwifery
be as usual at 62 chambers rect Bnt ono
interview will he No charge for cdvce Her In
f.bo medicines can also he cb,an.d at 1871 Liberty
street. mail: S. Lacs who desire board and
the best medical attendance during confinement be
com nodated Her French Pis Ma. J. price 81 hox or
No which fOlr degrees than No. l. and
pever All are safe and healthy price s. box Can b. sent
by mail with f,ill dtrrc.lons N MADAME Resta deems
her duty u caution ars against tators OF her adver
health. So 5st-
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ExCUR SION ..


NNvAI PICNIC, FOR THE EENkFdr or 81.
~ Dudleys drove Thursday. July a. 1854 Tcke,s 20
cents Children. accompanied by their parents Iree mmc
md ref,eshm.nts on tho ground stcamsc.t rV ,I,
NOYA of street. Vt O'Clock; tn irtieh
TX Cerne band engaged FOR the occa ion. On
board the the ground. Parties from the civ
patron,ing picnic. rnssags "a. ana
down. pssestns ticket which will he ssd on board
FAvORiTB NEW BARog FOR ExCuRs 0Ns-Tur
"A Harvest Home end tho Rh,nrbccs. wi,a scan .m's
auch desired Aisp Pleasant Valley. ft RunnAr Wet
corner of harrow. H. n. cROssETr.
TltDDLEs GROVE AND wpODBRiDeL PAnK.-THE
ID splendid bArges STELLA and GERALDINE, n
large Steamer with sai,ons a snsl steamers Tor pfncs
and excurstops, Y. " DOSNkLL CO., iJ9 Trout sWe;I
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E 81 A. vkhf so. sTks ", s LmAI VAS SO
Shalt kss0 amy promises and carry our prngramme.
TIuNnY LfPs AZ YOUR EYES LIGHT ON fHJs
IL on Your way hene win know how anxlously
avail y0ur return Tho saperaon hes been end and
your swees letter my caly sonsciAson BABY.
REFORMATION WANTED -OF ELIZA ENNIS, VINO
lives Staten 1sland ANY In ormation will
fy recsvcd by John Farrell Of John shehan. Ii7
Orceawich street.
TT Mr. JOHN MARTIN. FORMERLy IN THE EMPLOY
III NJ baldwin,. scar q Co.. ~ will send ad.
dress TO William Cytar station u. Bible House. he will
hear OF sctneshint 70 hts advantage. a. IN
IRUr gDWARD CONROy. ~. + N.--HAvTNG A
letter addressed 10 you'll should ihe to know how II
could reach you. Address H. liariA ~ c'inioa ace
MISS DELLA REED, WHO RESIDED TN THIS CITY
lu in Febrnary, IsSt wiz confer send mr. her
present address ". Duerkc, from Mexico No. 10 Wa
ver.ey piscc.
q \ B.-wHssE ARE You' truREs sUHpsy-)
% NV,
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&e SALES At AUCTION.
4 G. BAKER CO.. AUCTlUNEER
"A. ALBERT HAYWOOD, Atstioneer.
AANNAFAONNA n

L. GA 90 nI1r
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
s.3 ON THIS DAY (MONDAYl July ID
thu elegant West Sixtoen street. between
Fifth aud Sixth avenues, commenc ng at II o'elnck
Tue call GUAR attention OF his
the public to Tits sale the catalogue comprising
OF Household Furniture
Articles OF ylru offered auction
The Furniture All made to order the
present less than months the
descrpiion and Ia excellent order raror Suits covered
with Freu h brocar Curtains to match Pian0forte
CERES Bookcase. Mirrors Carpets Lace Curtains Clocks
huheL Extension Table China Glass aud Silver Ware,
Bsdteais Mattresses Wardrobes Also all Fur.
Of servants apartmeuts IS, 4. .raF tes
A =. RLEtcxEK. SON 4 90, WILL SELL At
Exchange saesroom Ill broadway, desirable Plot
of Ground with improvements h-reon, in the centre Of
the village ~ Faibush. opposite the Dutch kefoirnei
church cans sting OF about two fronting on fatbush
railroad and East Hrosdway being Of the most aesr
able corner cit o. for rryae residence Or Tor business
iarse Dwelling iisuse, With barn and wagon houss nne
garden fruit and ornamental trees c. rs accessibility
TO New York (it being only So miles from Fulton ieIry
renders n m opportunity seldom 70 be met Win one
half Of the purchase money remain on poud ana
MORTGAGE Tor three i've years Posses given IN nell
atey II des For apply ~ the onice ~ Ccaar
street, the laemises-
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w Ill BE PUBLISHED
w ru -sday, JGly 49, 1861,
A SCH sDULE
or ARTICLES AND OCCUPATIONS
SUBJECT IT'D TAX UNDER
THE BxcisK Law CT rue UNITED STATES,
APPROVED JUNE 90 1864
Price. IS centy cash.
To pa 81 per IDt
MACOY & HkRWft III and iIs Broadway.
Dealers sarJl 81 Nv no
AMERICAN NEWS CvAtANY,
III Mass ul stCei
New Yos.
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ID A. Chiffon. AUCrIONEfR.
ID. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALE OF PORK
80 afCuNDEMN3O AS BEING SOUI).
Will be sold rnhc auci "Wednesday. July ~. 1884,
Messfs r. n. Getty 4 sons Provision Warehouse,
Washington Morton streets New York,
.,sf5s s 3i6 BARRELS OF PORK.
Sac positive.
Terms cash.
Sale BY ur.cr or Colonel VI p. CLARKE,
A. C. @. 3. United States Army.
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UCrIOS SALK
"A a4Is1e1kRRhxAkmsY NPr TK TKAk roe

A UcTIoN NorIcE-cEocKEsy. GLASS AND
TUESDAY,. July 10 At 10 olock at M 2s Pear street by
d: EMRURy. Jr, all kinds OF VIII "a Gran t.. 2 q dip
edged. yellow AL rork Ware In lots for city and country
deaerS Bas free for cash, and goods we'll packed for
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MEDICAL.

A FFLIoTED RKsro ExPosRD-
married single. In health disease -Dr. LARMoNT's
Paris London and New Yok Meic Adviser and MARRIAGE
Guide (e0th edit 4ni pages. 100 istra iOns De-
b ny 0rnar Affections lsdder and Kdneys the author:
purchase this work OF - WARNER No yesey street. for
g. or consult the Doctor, is Br"adMsy up stairs New
papers in recommending DR.. Larmont and his work y
Courier des Uns German die Reform Dispatch,
Stats Zoltung, Atlas, Medical Review. &c.
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OPPOSITION BOAT FOR. NKwBUR0. AND POUCH
~ tcepsie --The new and beautiful steamboat THO0
say. me pier FOO, Of 5sy Mse. y svssy
landing az Grassy Point Cosrens West Point Cold epring
Cornwall Newburg Milton and New Hsmbur1 Es.ur.se
ccIoct Newburg q clock CORNWALL =. 10 Gold Spring
90 West Point ~ 7J6 Ceyens ~ 30 0rAssy foans ~
o:2S, arriving ~ New York 81 1O;N +.
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coNsTABLE'S SALE.

nY virtue of an execution issued by S. B.
- Woadin, a Justice of the Peace, of Township
No. B. Placer county, State of California on the
10th day Of March, A. D. 1864. and to me directed
in favor of 10. Hamilton and against Stephens d
Edgington, on a judgment for $500 90, and costs
OF suit $3.50, have seized and shall expose to
public sale on
Saturday, April 2nd, 1864, at 2 O'Clock,
p. NJ, at Auburn, in front of the Justices office,
the following described property :o-wt: All the
right. title interest and claim of George II. Ste
phens whatsoever. in and to the following describ
ed property, tOwt. A certain lot of ground situ-
ated in the town olAuburn. on Washington ST. be-
ing the lot formerly known rs the Diana Saloon lot,
next to and adjoining the Eagle Bakery on the
South, also the brick building now on said lot and
known as the American Hotel, having front OF
thirty-seven feet on said street and running back
III feet with corresponding width. with all and
singular the appurtenances and privileges apper-
talning to said lot and building, to satisfy said
execution, and accruing costs.
Dated Auburn, the 10th day of March, A. D..
1864.
JAMES MAHON,
Constable Township No. 3.
BY THOMAS CURLEY, Deputy
March ~, 1S64.-3t
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DIED.
, Mariposa county, on the 29th

AT Mormon Bar, Mariposa county, on the 29tb
of February, DAVID S. BEACH, aged 40 years.
Mr. Beach was for number of years citizen
of Placer county, and represented the county in
State Assembly in the year 1859.
At Gold Hill, N. T., March 4th, A. c. HoLIINs
HEAD, aged about 33 years, for many years resi-
dent of Placer county.
At .bs Ranch, on the Plains, below Lincoln.
on Thursday, the 10th inst, Mr.. WILLIAM A. MOTT,
in about the 40th year of his age, after lnger.
ing illness.
AS pioneer resident of Placer county and
for his large INTEREST," as raiser and dealer in
stock, Mr.. NJ, was well known throughout this
section of country. He emigrated to California
from Missouri at an early day after the Mexican
war, in which struggle he took part as soldier
under Col. Price in all the battles foug ght by that
officer in New Mexico.
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NOTICE

YNHE Second Annual Meeting of the Empire
Officers and transaction of other busine ss will he
held at the store of Robert Gordon, in Auburn
at o'clock. p. NJ, 22d instant.
ROBERT GORDON,
President Empire Copper Mining Co."
March 18th, lS64.-2w
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A MONSTER CAKE.-The largest cake ever
made in the world is now on view at the
shop of Mr.. Arnatt, confectoner, St. Giles's,
in London. 1t weighs 5000 pounds, stands
seven feet high, and is Is feet in circumfer.
ence There have been used in its manufact
ure $50 pounds Of flour, 5000 eggs, five
barrels of currants, two cwt. of oranges and
lemon peel, 800 pounds Of butter, 400 pounds
of sugar, besides other ingredients.
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The Trinity Journal acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of bottle Of maple syrup manufactured
in this State. There are many thousands of
people here who were not before aware of
the existence of the sugar or hard maple in
this country. The man who made it says he
has grove of two hundred sugar trees on
his farm.