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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
HEADQUARTERS A1HY OF TIE PoToNAC, l
June 27.-5AM.


An attack WAS made on Burnside's line
at about o'clock Saturday night with the
intention Of driving back working party
who were engaged in digging entrenoh-
ments towards the enemy's front so % to
gain better position on which to place our
guns and more Fectuslly cover the enc
my's works. The firing Was very brisk
for an hour, resulting in our men holding
their ground and continuing their labols
without eny loss Of fconsequence.
The health Of the troops is in main, good,
considering the oppressiveiy hot weather.
The 18th Corps seems to have the great
est number Of men in the hosPitsls from
the effects Of the weather.
The colored troops ere reported 81 being
unaffected by the heat. Surgeon jackson,
in charge Of the 4th division hospital, 9th
CORPS, reports that in that division only
40 men out Of 1000 were unfit for duty
when they were put in front on Tuesday
last to relieve ID corps. This shows how
much better they can endure the sooTohing
rsys Of the sun than the white troops
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FROM MEMPHIS

LILIl-E III 2 lIKIN 1-Is
A rebel dispatch received yesterday
fro N Holly Spring announces the repu,se
Of Sherman by johnson with loss Of
45OO men, also claiming victory at Peters
burg after the seVerest engagement Of the
campaign.
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CAIRo, June 28.

The Memphis Review Of yesterday says
General Shelby lately entered Arkansas
from Missouri with 2, 800 men and sssum-
ed command Of all the confederates be-
tween the White and Mississippi rivers and
is enforcing mereiless outTages and de-
vsststing the country.
The Bulletin says We had only forty-aVe
men in the two companies Of the 18th
Iowa in the fight near the mouth Of the
White river, few days since. The enc
mics force was $50.
Among our killed is Captain George 3.
Huntan
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FIRE.
OaHEao. June 2S.

The Seneca Mill ct Minetto, the largest
Touring mill in the State, was destroyed
by FIRE early this morning. There was
stored in the mill from ], 500 to J, 800 bar
rels Of Aour, 10000 bushels wheat, 100
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ADDITIONAL TORRIGN NEWS.

NV IoAAi June zo'
The Emperor Of Russia and King Of
Prussis were about TO meet at Csssonton.
They are to be accompanied respectively
by Prince Gortschakoff and Counts keeh-
berg, Hesse and Won Denmark. Il Is con-
jsctured that political understanding Is
aimed ct.
The Paris BOurse closed fat on the 18th
inst, ct 66fr. $50.
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tons Of feed. The loss on the building is
$500 600. Insurance on the building aud
stock about 100000. The mill was own
ed bvE. G. & NJ. Merriok.
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GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSIONS
TO
LAKE RIORI

One Of the following sp eudid hrst-clasg steamers,
viz: Cleveland, Illinois, irOn City Traveller, meteor
iron Sides, Lac La Belle and Pevabic, viii leave
Cleveland, Ohio, at O'Clock p n. each day o. the
Week except Saturday and Sunday and Detroit,
Michigan, on the following days at 2o'oloek P H.,
through the months Of July and August, making
grand excursion Trips 70 Ii emznY pOinIs OF inter
est on the great Inland Seas Of Amerioa which for
utility, pleasure and health are unsurpassed By any
other on the Continent.
This trip Of over 10 miles embraces six degrees
OF latitude snd eleven Longitude, and Includes in
its circuit Lakes Ere, St Clair, Huron and Superior,
with the Deeuu al rivers Detroit, st. Ulsr snd st,
Mary's.
Ihe many and extensive mines OF iron and copB-r,
unequAled By any IN the world, With the newly dis
covered rnd inviting deplsi Of silver lead, Wild
ard romantic scenery, combined with its pure and
braciBg innate, renders the LaSe superior trip
far tran ordinary intere.t to the capi aiist,
the student. the pleasure seeker or the invslid.
The above named steamers are elegantly fitted upi
with large and airy cabins and state-rooms, while
every pTecautiOu has been taken TO provide for the
SAT q and comfort OF pas ser gers.
Farp, including stste-roOms and meals, Rbout ~
cents per mile. Time occupied In making the round
trfp, from 5 10 10 days.
b. application 70 RnB'T HANNA 70,
HUvsEY moBRIDE,
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rmAm1nNrPVrnnnSOOuRTS.

OTATIONERY FOB U US.COURIS,
\ Se1Ied proposals will be received by me st me
0f5ce of the Marshal 81 the unlte9 el4tes ~, n
DNFsDAY the 9Th day OF July,leoa 81 Q S SloSA
for the supply Of Stationery M stt n So
eo ne se Of tn Courts OF the United 6tete9 N @ sL
DigTiet for The year ending July ], ls6S % Le & Iu
nish IN such Quantities ano ~ HuoH 'i--S -
be required foT that purpose -fs,- sJ,. Dr{rau nr
Bidderg viii be required TO Specify the PIlees PI -
afes Al which thew viii furnish tnebeNeiel 81
1d their proposais will be accompanied Dy salnPie
thereof in case the same are a1einsl ~ n - si.Iss
Tor proper confederation OF fneiI bl0s. 4he
5.soTIiTed 70 be lurninhed are e. folioNss -.
eT,hNE BOOkS-Me1iuInt DENY OI0Nn - AI9 ~ -
bsnding 70 Be 'ffaI Russia plaiD, ful Douno paho-
"a = szd 'shsls bound muslin, per qulrs. % ~ n
crrdfng % samp'es OF books nov In use IN the u .
S1s4F,s lfioe. Also Qusrto letter books -,
PAPERs-LeRal cap, ioolseap, bill, con ~
note let er, postofcs wrapping per reami otOt'ihe
pss ssSSVSiOPFs-Lsree size government, self-seal
,n. lstter size government, self SEALING, Ier thou
s2TPSK TSK HoLpERs-9Iass. solid, hinged caPi com
Ps fPssKs1Writns fluid, in quarts per dozen bottles
O9TnslG6fl fASFo 6s-Bed taps per gross seAlini
- ~ n: mucilsRs, per dozen bottles; qullsl pe
E1neb: gtssl pens (2fett's) per gross pen hoosi.
- erosg. lead pencils lfGbets beetJi PEI oehen
81 per Gozsn; Tulsn; letter loidersi Oonsre'
kn1Ss. sssIs;gned reserves the right to reject
- - the interests Of the government sns
is -, ~ ~ On saul Of excessive prless %
lslt sophinA'iOns' UpjssSS stsssl AAr.hsl; !;
Oevslsp6. Juns IS. lssl. 1a3s-s Is =
LADIES TRAVELLING BASgS
IA A EFsstvsEisfy. .A'Ss' khrEOASS'
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FROM COLUMBUS.

Especial Correspondence Cleveland Leader.l
s1a1 s7sg rs -
COLUMBUS, June 2S.
The following gratifying dispatch was
received ct the Executive Office to-day:
Knoxville, June 28th, 1854.
Major W. R. Sterling, 7th Ohio Infan-
try, Of General Hooker's Staff, captured
June II, 1868, escaped from the cars near
Columbia, South Carolina, while being
conveyed from ssutesburg, North CsIoli-
na, to Macon, Georgia, arrived here last
night.
N. A. REED, JR.,
Lieut.. and A. D. c. to Gen. Ammon.
ALI the Ohio paroled and exchanged
prisoners ct Annapolis who belong to
regiments serving in the Southwest, have
been ordered to Camp Chase to report there
thirty days hence.
Pay Agent VIM. Il. Williams deposited
in the State Treasury today twenty -four
thousand dollars, allotment money recsiV'
ed from the Tenth Ohio Cavalry.
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TEATED PROPOSALS. Will

iuns2i
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL
~ be recsived at the once OF the Desf sno Dumb
asylum in the city Of Columbus. Ohio, and also a.
he oce OF the Architect, No. 56 Oregon street. ~
the city OF Cleveland, Ohio, until noon o. the 4th
Gay Of July, 1855, for fuTnishiDg all the lime and
sand and Tor the lsbOr required for the stone and
brick orE necessary for the completion OF the base
ment OF the new Leaf and Dumb Asylum in Oolum
bus, Ohio.
The state will furnish ali the stone, brick and wa,
ter If o to The CONTRACTOR, on the grlssssd - a,
m he f'EEOL ipI ht1Ao-
tisg Slousand for the unck work, measured In the
vail Thor will be about ZOO perch Of stone and
I,So0, 900 brick.
mstoriais and making about 1873 box window frames,
and the outside doortrames Tor ssid Basemest e 10
be delivered on said AsylHm lOt the frames TO have
one coat Of pure white lead and hnseed oil paint.
zach bid must be accom- panied by bond IN the
suT Of twenty i've per cent OF the amount involved
cOnditiOled that the party mailing the prcpoia 81
hid will acespt the contract II the same is awarded Se
sai party, fr the faith nj performance Of the con
trsot on their pe-t, .,a..
Of the superintendent on Bata sylum grounds II
oIumbus, and also at the once Of the Architect il
Oeveiand. l., ~, -,
on he 9Th day Of July, e6i 4. -.
The SuperiD ndeGt reserves the righI 10 relto
sny or All the bids oonsidered Incompatible With IN
I ipJsrests o. the state M BbAOhBuBhI
Cleveland, Ohio, June sd, 1854 ~ Ia
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n0SENnALM- NNMENT-ME

T. are lust in reeeceipt Of some fresh Resemble
Usneut, OF Water Lime, which is considered the
very best. FOf sale At the warehouse Of
THATCHER, GARDhEh, BURT , or
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From the Board Of Education, in regard to
IS sn once for the Superintendent Of In
struotiou- Schools.
From same Board, in relation to purohss-
ing I've feet Of land next adjoining the Pearl
Street School lot. Schools.
From same Board, in relation to making
alterations and improvements in Mr.. Nor
toms Laboratory in East High School
Schools.
From the Chairman Of the Committee Of
Arrangements, inviting the City Council 10
attend the reception Of the Seventh and
Eighth Regiments on the Fourth Of July
Accepted.
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tOF inc Payment Of oIaImss Pa98ed.
To grade and improve jay Street. Passed.
To amend the ordinance prescribing the
terms Of Street Railways in the city Of
Cleveland. Re-oOmmittsd to the COMMITTEES
on Ordinances.
To provide for the construction Of sewer
In St. Clair Street. Ordinances.
To establish the grade Of jay Street.
Passed.
To lay out, open, extend and widen Su-
perior Street, between the eastsrIy line Of
Erie Street and the westerly line Of ten acre
lot No. 100. Ordinances.
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Of ]. Y. N. Yates, In relation 70 the
swinging Of Centre Street Bridge. Referred
to the COMMITTEES on Harbor and WharVss.
Of Isaac A. Isaacs, in relation to the
grading Of Seneca street Board Of City
Improvements.
OF L. NJ. Hubby and others, asking the
appointment Of q special policeman 10 guard
the property on the Flats. Police.
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Of the Board Of City improvements, sd-
verseIy to the petition Of A. ". Huributs
ssking an abstsnent Of his grading TAX ea
Ontario Street Filed.
OF the City Attorney, in relation to paying
the Superintendent Of Instructions 81 $50
per snnum, that the city Is liable to pay the
salary fixed by the Board Of KduestiOn.-
Accepted and fled.
Of the Board Of Improvements, in favor
of closing portion of Park Street. Filed.
Of the Committee on Harbor and WhArvss
adversely to the claim Of Elias Sims for
dredging. Filed.
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AIDES TRAVELLING BAGS
IL great Vsrisfy. lA'SS' hAE
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STEAM PREhTil
ESTABLISHMENT. +:

The Proprietors are constantly in the
receipt Of sn the Modern style OF Ne"
Types, and are prepared to execute
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IuE3DA4 IFHNIsal . dAN9 -
The President Of the Council, Thomas
Jones, Jr., in the chair.
An the members present except Mssars.
DsngIsr, Gardner and Ksating.
Reading Of the minutse Of the last meet
ing dispensed with.
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Ispseisl Correspondence Cleveland Leader.l
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Especial Despatch to the Cleveland Lesder.l
WAsHIHGToH, June q.
IThe following came to late for pubics-
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thai ordinarily ssads sAe perpssvatofa 10 the
whirpirg-post Aad penltputiafy.
"A glorious future viii these nen heauesth
to their desoendantsl What care they -
"Let us cat and drink, for Tomorrow we
de-" That is their motto. But they can
MT die, except the death Of the putrid car.
cse, which Confederate bullets are rapidly
Kidding the earth Of They must live in an
Immortality of infamy In this world, and
In the next receive the due reward OF their
deeds. Well would 1t be for them and their
poeterity II their regulations and tneir sous
could perish with their bodies. They must
live, live forever 10 this world, In the re-
nroach of all mankind and their children's
shame. In rapine, robbery, and murder
they are publishing their own history, Illus
trating the Puritan pedigree. and fabricating
u poisoned shirt which will cling to their
children and their children's children.
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s8- Petersburg papers please copy.
HORSES, &C., FOR SALE.

u OK Sale-An Otficers Ssryice HORSE Col Wal
H TOMS We'll known black -aiion, about eight
lesrs Old, lie for sale He was raised by Capt Jack
Alexander, In Loudou ccuaty, and 10 well known
10 the army since 1851. Apply at the office Of
oIosWooo Hotel. jy l3-5.-
kHoH Sale A first rate saddle or harness horee,
f suitable for cavalry Service. He can be eesn
st the Exchange Stables, Mr. Davis being author.
iAeo 20 sell MIN. jyl2-2s"
L. ok SALE.-One pair of fine work horses
= wagon and harness; also, one pair of mules
hppiyW PS COLBY Il CO,
V I-otf LAG Main st.
EOk SALE Two large Mules and three fine
n cavalry Horses at my place, 2k miles on the
Meadow Bridge road. HIP TAYLOR.
jy II -2it
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DIED.

On the Iatb. of typhoid dysentsry, MARY M,
only child Of Joshua and Sarah McCook aged
n,onths and II days.
The friends and acquain.ances o. me family ave
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence
of her s,aodf,,her, Mr. W Boze, l7th street, To-
day at II O'Clock, without further notice.
or ,v,bold fever, nj the residence OF her hns
band. In Richmond, on the i2tb Inst, Mrs MARY
m w;s. of Albert Yancey, and daughter OF A
L,nt, E.a; age % years and 3 months.
Her funeral win take place irohs second fiespy
o'eloek The friends Of the iamiiy, and those OF
Mr. A link and J T Hatcheson, are respectfully
nquested 10 attend.
q, sa,utlav 9 h Inst. At 3 O'Clock, A d, JOHN
N LN.KN NE, In the 50.h year OF his age.
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wspNEs al noRNIxe. -. July 10 isss
Yankee Fisaaces.

Yankee ftsooces.
While all Yankeedom Ia terribly exercised
by the raid Of Mostly, or whomsoever 1t may
be in Maryland, and gold is climbing like a
squirrel to its topmost limit, the New York
Herald very grively tells us that 1.-THE finan.
ciai condition OF the country at the present
time Is one that IL likely to try severely the
temper and patience, and test the abilities
Of the ma n who has to keep the national
parse.s Il says, further, that the rcvenue
last year was two hundred millions, ana the
expenditures eight hundred, aud that TINS
year the revenue will be three hundred, ana
the expenditure the same with that Of the
last year Mr.. Chase proposed to borrow
four hundred half the expenses-but did
not deem IL safe to borrow more. lie was
probably OF the same opinion with Sheii-
dau, WHO on one occasion pronounced GER
tain man OF his acquaintance fool, be-
cause, as he said, he bad "rained his estate
by paying oil his debts-" The Herald seems
To think, from present indications, that Mr..
Fessenden will not, in the aforementioned
particular, follow in the footsteps of his IL
lOus YiGuCCCSGOfs nav aS VIA Wv ~
does not think proper to say, If 1t knowe.
la the meantime we are very curious to
know. win he Try q tax sufficiently large
10 absorb the whole circulating medium OF
Yankeedom above the sum necessary to
carry on the business of the country? We
hardly think he dare venture on snch an
experiment. 1t would be apt to end in put
ding stop to the war, and Mr.. F., as a true
down East Yankee, is too deeply interested
in the continued existence of that great
j Do to contribute in any way to its anDihi-
lation. He would never dare set his foot
east Ct the North river again were he to
become g1lity of anything so damaging to
thelnterests OF New England.
We suggest to the New York Herald that
IL send Mr.. +. to those same Dutch mer.
chants who it told us the other day mad
agreed to lend Mr.. Chase seventy millions !
They are the men. They are full OF money,
and are evidently as green as the grass, since
the late refreshing shower. II they agreed |
to lend Chase seventy millions, when gold |
was already up to $50, and mo uniting like |
the mercury in Fahrenheit on day In June, |
we cannot see why they should refuse to |
lend Mr.. r. any sum he may choose to call
for, since, according to Yankeedom, he will
be a better paymaster than Chase. We
would advise haste, too, lest the merchants
aforesaid make their exit for the summer
from the Exchange of Amsterdam, to some
of those numerous chateaux in Spain,
whittier so many Yankee heroes have flown
since the commencement of this war, car
rying with them oil evidence of their ex-
nloits
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TWO HUNDRED ,n rr,v
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
And Clothing
am now Offering for sale. at retail, in the house
occupied BY Messrs D Qisres Il Son, No 229
Brood 81, two hundred ana fifty thousand dollars
worth Of
which will he cold at very low prices.
Tnis stock Is large and varied, comprising
Fine back west Of England broad cloths
Fine fancy and plain cassmeres
Fine Irish ana brown linens
Fine slpacas and cashmeres
Black silk paraso.s, aud q great variety of
goods for the ladies
Military coats. pants, and vests
Citizsns' clothing OF all kinds, manufactured
by myself
Alsrge stock OF summer clothing, consist Ing of
Fancy CASHMERE coats, vests, and pants
White linen frocks and sacks
Hrowa iinon frOcks and sacks
White and fancy MarseiIlss vesta
White linen pants
Best English half hose
White, c0lored, and mixed merino under
shirts, for summer and winter
Paper collars, fancy and white
Best English calicoes
GrRvats
Neck ties
Htocks,
And fac assortment OF
Gsntlemen's furnishing goods
invite al who are In need OF any of the above.
mentioned articles to call and examine my sock,
feeling Assured that can please them in quality,
style, and price. 7 W ROYSTON,
At T Qaarles & )n's,
jy 13-6s No 22o Broad ct.
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THO Capitalists aud Fsrmers-- Valuable farm of
L 1922 acres OF laud IN tue State of Misslseippi
about two miles from the river OF that nan O. and
about 100 miles below Memphis, for sale.-we arc
authorized TO cell valuable estate located as above
10 Tunca county, near TO Austin, the county seat
containing 1850 acres, Of which 400 acres are
Cleared, and 500 acres deadensd. The improve
nents are those usuaiiy found new settled farm,
and embrace such az servants cabins, ovcrseer,s
house, barns, &c. fhis Ia said TO be q very yslus
bic tract Of land. The title is clear of all incum
ORANGES. As the owner 10 anxious 10 sell, We are
authorized to sell IL at such price a. Will indu,e
capitalists and others to purchase Il
1 l3-4t GODDIN & APPEHS0N
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by hrents, No,Jleet & Co, Al -,
tC0r 10Th and Main streets


A UCTf0N SALE.-we will og..
IA auction on Wednesday, the J9,b ' ,n ris ,,
o'clock, NJ, the following: y" inst 10
800 pack ages assorted brs,ds -.
tobacco "'dna'aeiHret
100 cases "scarfaliett,', s,no.,
300 p" ava Adats, shs tobacco
20 bbis "Goiden Gem, do Do
1890 Florida cigars w Do
10000 domestic cigars
~ English saddles
10 bales 81 brown dom,s,Io,
leo school states
300 dog toilet sosp
30 teanis note paecr
5U1 POCKET niemorandum book
500 pass books
$50 money books
600 pocket books
% doz sheepskins
- sides harness leather
DO doz hason's blaekips
Oae lot lne cut gla. s ware
bbls bright brown sugar
beside other very desiribI, goods MI,
named In special advertisement oa ~, ~, Nj b.
sale. ARENTS yaisrI ~, VI mOmiay M
BLOCKADE GOODS
a large lot of spiencid neys .tyIs,us
1 emb'd six robs "tAPpha
BHk dresses. light colarSd
gold watches
l diamond 'breastpin
bags allspice
100 gross matches.
Coas:gnmehts respectfully golic'cd.
y Iz-h AhsNf5, N0EFtFprhco
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by Ii. 3. Heasants, A,sct.

IB III ID 4 sSt1sHgsseS htstts
DIANOS, Handsome Furniture, &c, for sale at
/ suatipn.-0n Friday, the 18th inst, at 10
O'clock, will sell at my salssroom--
very excellent pisncs
Mahogany aud other wsrdrotes
Handsome mahogany cssinets, marble top
DO do washstands, do
do do bedsteAds, jenny Lind
snd other styles
haudsoDs mahogany tste- D. tote sofas
ssf,s, tab es, excellent cane sea. chairs
Mattresses and bedding.
ALSO,
10000 prima F3orida aed Virginia cigars
20 gross superior matches
dtz cupboard locks
Paddles, clothing
An assortment of crock sry aud uissswsrs
~ IL Z s pLEASkNTS Auct'r
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ss--sp
~ G0jsin d 1ppeysos, Awcta.

vrvWO vslustie Lots O sao corner u DuvsI end
Judah steeeta ssd one near the coYsey of
Bfook Avsnus aud Duval IT., for saIs - auction -
VIII be sold d auction, ON the prsmises IN the ar
O'Clock n, beautiful lot e She corner Of Duvsl
and Judah -. 30 BY LIS fest also, that valuable
lot adjoining Acesrs Luck's wbeoIwg,ght shop.
fronting Is feet on Brook Avenue, running back
100 fest.
TEKNs Cash. GODDlN Il APPEREON,
IL Ia Arcti0uesrA
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N1EAT Framed Tenement on the east side Of
IN Foushse street, between Broad aid Grace SITS ,
for sale 81 auction. be sold at auctou, ON ths
premises, Friday, tho 18th July, 1861, at s
O'Clock P n, sho neat framed Tenement located n
above, nov In tho occupancy OF Mr. George LAug.
quit. II has the usuai accommodation for small
family. The location 10 o good one
TmNs-Czsh. Possession given In Q few days.
IL Is G0DDIN Il APPERSON, Aucfs.
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By u. W. Hi1is, iuc..,
mo s. Han strest.i

A LARGE ard desirable lot n
~ Household and Kitchen Purntlur,
III DO sold At auction, at my RtOrc on We ius,tay
July -, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK, Consisting IN
part OF
Cottage and French post bedstesis
Feather beds, matiretgfg
Cabinsts, wardrebes, tables
Chairs, blankets, &c
Cooking stoves, orockery and eiasswwe
large lot of ready mace clothing
SHOES, hats, dry goods, &c
Chewing tobacco, cgsrs, So
Geld aud silver watches, j.wa'ry, &c.
jg12 q N WILLIS Auc.
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Ap07f0N aALEN-YpIunW DATA.



AUR regular sale Of gsecsriss, dry goods, boots,
u sboss and sundfies will take place on Rrfdsy
n.st, the 18th inst, ct 10 o'clcck, when We will
effr--
rs bbls sheies o sugars
boxes do dn
bass white CHARMED sugar
Bills crushed do
IL bbis peas
IS kegs Smithnsld lard
Is hegs bi carb soda,
With gsnetAl assortment Of
Groceries, liquors. cigars, &c
,.o ALSO, .
600 horse brushes, IN account Of whom It
may concern
bales "A Georgia shestiDg
400 pairs boots and shoes
IL pieces beregs
Letter and note paper. playing cards,
with varsity Of miscellaneo,s goods
Psrtk uiars in special notice on morning Of sale.
Parties desiring to consign u, goods for the
above sale will please deliver same with invoices
early az convenient on THURSDAY.
jy'3 ROBINSON. ADAMS 4 CO, Auets.
By Redwood, Philips r. Co, Amctionesrs,
[5a Main street,
W. will sell ct store, ct auction, on Friday
W morning, ut 10 O'Clock
general assortmsnt Of furniture
Clothiog. shoes, dry goods
Gold and silver watches
CousizpmeDts solicited till day Of Gale.
spscial ATTENTION is asked e 'ae Of go yersl Sew.
Ing Machines.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS GO,
Jy ID Auctioneers