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TELETRdPUIC
REPORTS OF THE RICHMOND DAILY PREa'

BRILLIANT AFFAIR ATTACK oN
B0Ars-c4PTURE or ARTIAAhhi A"D
PRISONERS.
,t,.,,. o,,,,cr y The following dispatch has
,...,,, -, Lieutenant General Taylor. who
s,,., :. e. tn. J,fhsHr for Iublcat!"n
..Th,,a Yankee guntoat9 AMI four transports
-, nm the river " stcriay flras EastpoTt Thoy
Landed Two thous md men and thee pieces Of ,iti-
I,iy.
Ii,utenant Colonel Kelly, with Forrc~t's old
command the Twelfth Tennessee, surprised the en-
cmy, capturing three guns, twenty-five prisoners,
and Thirty horses.
1.-TWO htn,liei Of the Yankees were drowned III
attempting to rc-cn.hark on their boats. The first
shot from our batteries penetrated the boiler Of one
of the transports, and many men were scalded ana
burn; to i,ath The boats have gone down the
river. Our victory WIS complete
"ISinelI n B. FoRRtsr, Major-General
EXPLOSION orr TfNhEE TEiNEOiT, 80.
PtrIEsnuBG, October lS-On Saturday last, one
Of the Yankee steamers, while landing wounded
soldiers from Grants 'front.' at the Chesapeake COL
lccc wharf, explode her boiler.
Over four thousand Yankee wounded are now at
Camp Hamilton and thcsapCakc Hospital, near
Norfolk.
The enemy very uneasy about the condition
Of sherman and Of affairs III Missouri.
The ENEMY are uuus ualiy quiet III our immediate
font.
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DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
GENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER TIE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW.-Dcposits call will be received by the
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Tr1lSurers at
Charleston ard Mobile, and the Deposltni,s ut
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, S,,van-
nah aid Montgomery, and certificates will be ISSUED
or the same, bearing interest at the rate OF four Per
a,eut. Per annun, and secured by the hypothecation
of amount OF the above bonds equal TO the
of these loans. The bonds 10 be set apart 10y the
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold, applied
clusiyeiy to the payment of the sad certificates.
The security ana convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations, and to the public generally
iy this mode Of temporary investment, and the 81
tcct OF the measure, If generally adopted, in keep
ing the currency hnmOderate bounds, il is hoped
viii commend it to the favorable consideration of the
community and secure their prompt cooperation IN
carrying it into effect. G.. \. TREN HOLM,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
RICHMOND, July %, 1861. au 22-ts
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CpEtIAI ORDER.

CPECIAL ORDER.
~ All moIuhers 1T tins company who have not
reported for duty, is Heii those absent fur
lough viii report t. these head quarters without tul
by O'Clock Z. Nj. on FRIDAY, the ith Instant,
OF subj Themselves t. tho stvCIr-t penalty that
b. inflicted under the regulations. Members
claiming to he exempt un account of physical lisa
hlllty must report with certificate tom the Bu-ldy
surgeon, DIR. Guinctt No details Acknowledged.
Lieutenant +. L. Redtord, Of this company, who
has been absent from duty since june wI report a.
above. BY order Of battalion commander,
". IL HAYWARD,
Captain company Is.
Headquarters company Il, First battalion Cavalry,
Local Defence Troops William SteaIns' fam, on the
New Market road, october -, ls64, O'Clock T.. NJ
DC lite
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DRANDY, WHISkEY, &c.
ID 10 barrels Old and New Apple and Peach
Brandy,
G barrels Old Rye and Corn Whiskey,
/ octave Old Cognac Brandy,
barrels Old Blackberry Wine,
5 do Sorghum Molasses,
do. New Orleans Syrup,
l do Country Soap,
do. North Carolina IerTings,
10 do Spirits Turpentine,
do. White Grease,
do Tanners Oil,
20 reams Wrapping Paper,
8 bales III Shooting,
4 bales Cotton Yarns-high numbers,
500 pounds North Carolina Copperas,
4 bags Unvashed Wool,
20 coils Piow-Line Rope,
80 pounds English Bluestone,
, tcsces Rice,
50 kegs Old Dominion Nails, assorted,
So bushels Winter Seed OATS
40 boxes and ctddles Manufactured Tobacco,
20 barrels and boxes Smoking Tobacco,
lot Mems Shoes and Scrap Sole Leather,
On consignment, Tor sale by
L. X. ROBERTS, Commission Merchant
&C lit Corner Cary and Thirteenth streets
Joseph HODGSON,
q WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NORTH SIDE OF THE BASIN,
has on consiy nment, at fair market prices,
Is kegs Soda
boxes and bags of Sugar,
So dozen Pocket-knives, assorted,
20 bales, of two hundred pounds each, Cotton
Yarn, Nos. to IL, with bales
tanning all the same numbers.
10 dozen pairs Cotton and Wool Cards,
"a gross Steel Pens and pen-Holders,
dozen fine and medium Felt Hats.
&C fi-lrs
,n-------------------
NOR HIRE, very likely BOY, about
Il thiIteen years Old would suit to wait on the
table OF do anything about the house Apply to
Mrs. Z, III. JONES,
Corner Of Franklin and Henry streets.
&C A-2ts
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r. DORsAY OGDEN SAFE IN YANKEE
LAND. From recent information received
from the North, We learn that r. D'Orsay
Ogden, the late manager of the Rich.
mond Theatre, has arrived in the city Of
New York. 1t will be recollectcd that
Ogden left this city about two weeks
since cia tho fredericksburg railroad
route, and succeeded in reaching Milford
depot before he was approached about a
passport. 1t then turned out that he had
none, and he was therefore placed under
arrest, and the train started back to this
city, having him on board but short
while before reaching Bowling Green,
and while the cars were under full head
way, he jumped off and baflled all pur-
suit. AS in the case Of his escape from
The city, no one will feel surprised at his
sale arrival beyond our lines.
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FALSE ALARM.-The ringing of the fire
bells yesterday about halfpast - o'clock
was caused by the burning of chimney
in the upper part of the city. The men,
bers of the Fire Brigade, who were doing
duty on the streets at the time, dropped
their muskets and ran to the engine
houses; but as soon as it was ascer-
tanned that their services were not needed
in that line, the implements of warfare
were again shouldered and the work of
examining passes was again resumed
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SAMUEL T. utN

ID / \ y " y I.-ONE IitNbltt
IN DOLLARS REWARD vail u. 1.l o.. -
s,,tc delivery To- u,e Of EB Servant T. . Hiaf.
VILE, lie hte been wugAu, ou 'he '#r'..f Fl.
William Taylor, on the tItdru.k-hur ta-
about ten mile from lAtimpui II l.,. .'." ...
III that ucizhborhooI Within thu i,-t f. vii.
GrtuvIll, Is about tweuty -'our y.u-uI' .t. '..
ten eleven inches high, auI y,ry d. a If
very slender; stuumer~ >uu, whrH .a.a'. '.
speaks very quick. NALNlNA AMfIHri,
Corner Clay ami Adams ~tgrtr-, o.. L...f...
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
CoNFEDFEtTE STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond, Va, August %, 1854. J

1kEAStkt DEPARTMENT,
CoNFEDFEtTE STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond, Va, August %, 1854.
ID EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
AZ INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE ID, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS or
THE ACT APPROVED MAY 10, 1861, TO EH-
IJIIANdE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent. bonds
under the act Of May TO- 1861, desiring to exchange
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, i'll the
manner pointed ont in the printed endorsement on
the back of the certificate, to the Confederate
and cause them to he presented 10 the Register oil
the Treasury Department, who will thereupor, III
compliance with the provisions of the act Of June
Il, 1864 issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
i'll the registered bonds assigned.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
au 29-ts Secretary OF the Treasury.
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REAL E,STd TE' FOR XfTE

TLFGANF COTTAGE RENIhr,CT-
- WITH EVERY MA f4eAfY al. - ~ r.
lNti 10 ttSSfiIIT n 4 Vti;i i,lr,, ~
E>fAHLiaiiMENT, WITH 1WE%ty ~. ~ j.
LAND, WiIilIS ONE MILE on mn VI
NORTH CAROLINA. FOR SALE PRIgATFi'yy'
We offer For sa!e the abOys-des,1iI,.J t,ia., -
be the be9.-arrngei place for Convenience l'f p
fort III that neighborhood The buiaijnr5 '@'1
new. The finn buildings con ist Of a I,, ,l' ~
III its arrangement, twenty b. forty fr-t n -.;
Of two-inch plank also, she'd hitg J., 80
feet; rat-prOOf c0in-house; "A th,eI-I-,.., ?
house kitchen, storc-housc, 81 Wt,L tt f-
may be purchased a portion Of tie csyls and t.-
stock 't -I.
Price for the land, $1,000 in goli, or i....
lent III Confederate money. F,ss"zl.n s.. g.
medlately. Doe
GRUBB3 & WILLIAMS. As..,.r.
&C l3-h Successors t. G,slllry .,.
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EOURTEEN BALES COTTON
YARNS, 8, 8 and TO-
80 barrels Brown Sugar,
Is barrels English Crushed Sugar,
10 barieles Rio and Maricstibo Coffee,
10 hait-chests Blach Tea,
barrels Old Rye Whiskey.
ROBERT H0UGH & co,
oe list No Ia Pearl street
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WANTED.

NANTED.--I wish to ront HOUSE,
~ of four or more rooms, in the lower portion
" the cltr Church Hill prcterTc1} with Stable and
Caulagc-hOuSc attached. For such Il house liberal
rent will be paid If nmc datc possession j. given
Apply 10 WILLIAM II. PIEASANT$ sheriff $
Office, az GEORGE|D. rLEASANIS,
&C ii 81 County Courthouse
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STRAY COW.-Fiity dollars reward
y Will b. paid for the return 10 me, on Tenth
street, tire, doors north OF Leigh, of a Dark RED
COW, b1indIcI. giving milk. Ine tips OF both mons
sawed OF, ana III low order. :. {. ROBINSON.
}, ll-Ers
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HfAMiII GROCERIES.
Superior Green AMI Back Teas,
Blown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
Wax ant ialloW Candies,
Salt Herrings and AlawN.s,
Cotton and Wool Cards
Eng Blue Concentrated Lye,
toppeIa,, Starch,
Cohuan's London Mustard,
Mason's Genuine Backing,
Sorghum, Oats, Corn, &c, &c.
CHARLES l.. TODD,
oe ll-Cts Corner Of Sixth and Clay streets.
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hR. BRICKEN, PHYSICIAN AND
IL SURGEON, viii attend promptly all
REQUIRING his professional services Ohice ut resi-
deioe, on Clay street, two doors above Drook Ave.
nue., where messages may be left day and night
DC l2-2tW&Fs
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ALEXANDRIA NEW


. wsTkKa the subjoined items Of Aisxandria
nswt from the Slate Jounsi Of the Nth instsnti
Ctrcuif Coaris--Judgs T. X. snsed, pfesidsnt. "a
ehAnoery, chaa A. Ware and Jas. 7. sherwood,
are appointed trustees OF the onugregation Of the
NJ. n Church, in thu place OF Henry Z. amts0n
and John Wood TO hold for their use the church
prots rty on washington street. 70. t' ~.
VIM. n, Berkeley, Chaa. A. Ware, Allen z. Hnls
mon, sanr Doynton, HezekiAh Pattoni gos.rett
Hulst and Jas. T. sherwood. are Appolated true
tees Of the congregation Of tho N. Z. Chufeh, IN
the place OF r. Zimmerman, II. Partons, q W. VIII
and h. Emmsruon TO hold for their use pieoe OF
Meffikm ". DavSy Il al Report Of Thos. Dayey
and W. w, Harper, commissioners OF sale, u hih
day nled, and deerss entered appointing Tobias
A. BoutenbuFE = special commissioner TO settle
and state the account Of said commissioners for
sale and also 70 SettIe and state the accounts Of
Thos. Davty, a. trustee and administrator OF
Charles Koones, deceased. ..U
Military ArrsRi--The following named persons
were yesterday committed 10 the tsi aud slaye-psn
for various offences Louis Madellh teoloredl,
breaking windows In bafrAeksj Georas LYMAN,
company L, lst Michigan, sud VIM Fish, alias
Samuel Butcher, sergeant 1lth Pa cav, desertersi
Jas. Johnson, company q, 18th N. 7. cav.
The folowing-named persons were Examined
and their cases disposed OF by the Provost mArshA
Capt 0wynne: Mary Brown snd Annie Adams,
enlored; WIN. II. Clark, Chas Reihnsr, Chas. Wi,
son, Geo. EArr, - Reeves, Michael Lanheady.
Balph RyAu, - RevonI, and Pat Flsnnel'y, lat
D. c.; James Way and James johnson, ltth N Y.
cav; Thos J. Bowdsp, sth unattached Afiillery
Thirty-four eAsts sent 10 Col. Wells.
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DY JAS. G. INQUIRE & CO., Auo.

DY JAS. G. INQUIRE & CO., AUo.
II TONERS. -
LARGE SALE oFvscANT LOTS RELoNSS.g
TO THE ST. VINGEHT ORPHAN asylum:
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, We shsn all hr
account Of st. vineent Orphan Asylum, the folow.
inS valuabis vacant Lots, via;
loi fss, 5 iaehss on Twsrty-dfth street west, %
tween 3 and @ .sreets Horth.
LIT IL, NQIare 81, IFontIug 81 feet Q Inches 90
rwenty-.ecopd street, otWeen New fonk sVenus
Lot o. ssuarS essto square No 81 houti,x tpT
feet isehes on New York avenue, And III ~
inches on viLsisis aTsnss' os'~seA r~eaus'h
Lot O. sqdare i2S, fr 'nting los feet u inches OF
North 4 81, eet, bstween Ninsteenth and I wentien
streets west, running through to New York ave
Lots 10 and Il, IS, % and %, In square No. is7,
fronting respectively on stxteenth street vest
between L and N streets north, North betwoea
Fifteenth and slKteenth streets west and =. neenh
rect west between orth and " s,reel
Lots Nos. ,, ., II, ~. IL, u, Is u, AL " 10
Squsre I'll, fronting resps lively on NORTH N os-
Rhode Island avenue, between FouctSenth An6
Fifteenth streets west, AOd Fourteenth stcset DO
tween Aud Rhode Island avenue
ing respectively on North N btfeet, between sikh
and SsVenth streets west, Seventh street west, DO
tween N and o streets north, and o street north
between sixth and Seventh streets west
Lots q 6, q, a. And 90, In Square No. ~, mont
ing respectively on South Z street, betwsen First
and Sseoud StrestI east Aud Second street enst BE-
tween south D and streets
Lot No. l. in Square sos, fronting on Teuh street
east, between II aud ST eets north.
Terms, one-third cash, the remainder N Az Az
twelve mon hs, with interest, secured BY ed o
stamps at the cost OF the purchasers.
PlAtG OF the property may be seen at sur count
-" ''' JAS. C. MCGUIRE = Co.,
my2s.Itd Auetisnoers.
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my2s-Itd
GALE OF CONDEMNED STORES.

Wan DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuREAu,l
OFFICE or CHIEF QUARrE-MAsIER,
WAsHIHaToE, Nay q, 1854
WIN be sold at Public Auction, on WEDNES
DAY, the 9Th day OF Juue, 1884, a. tho Cavalry De-
pot, "Giesboro', u. ca .Args lot Of Quarter
masters Stores, condemned a. ana for the public
service, consisting in part Of
Stoves aud s owe Furniture,
Knives, Forks, Ae.,
Waer Buckets,
Wagon Saddles,
Curry Combs and Brushes,
Saddles, Brides, aud Whips,
Files and RASps,
BlAeksuiths' and Csrprnters roolA
nrooms, ShoveI, Forks, aud Raksd,
Lanterns, Picks, aud Leather Cuttings,
scrap on, HersU shoes, Rope,
Empty Barrsls, Ao &c, &c.
Sale to commence at ten llOl o'clock D. m
Terms Cash 10 Government fuuds.
Five days will be alto ~ed Alter the day or sale
to remove the articles from the depot.
For further Information apply to CAptAin n. A.
Dupuy, assistant QuAFtermaltOt and Depot ousl'
termNster, Cavalry Bureau, Gil Iboro', D c.
By Command OF Msjor General Ausur, Com
m andinE Depot Of Washington.
JAMES A. EkIN,
Lieutenant Colonel aud Chlsf QuArtsrnnAter,
my2SlOt Cavalry Bureau
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LOCAL NEWS.

TIE MAIoRALrr.-Ths Ssnsnsss Mating Lao
Night-Last night the friends Of Jno. II. semmes,
meet ng at the United Hall on Eleventh street. for
tho purpose Of sleetins . ward ticket for the com
On motion Of Q. Powell Esq., Mr.. WIN, ?. shsdd
was called to the shair. Mr. George Bowers was
then elected secretary: Mr.: shsdd, upon taking
Ssss Ss %s Known " 81 i ,s al
present would pledge themselves to support Mr.
stmmes ~ candidate Tor the MAyoralty A far ~
gard to Mr.. Wallash, the present incumbent. He
had said repeatedly, and he believed what no said,
that the city has not had . Mayor Tor 81 least .
For six or eight months he hAd sontdndsd asHinst
the gentleman who was supposed 70 be May n
insspSoity or 10 prove his unNiis mas 10 exc.
cute the laws have never been fefuted Judging
from the past career Of Mr. ssmmss, the speaker
rtdosnd to the glory OF tho atty, for, a. repre-
sentative OF thu Seventh ward, MT. 8, has ever
been aIliduous In bis duties, ever watch
proud Of his eitys prosperity, end therefore eyer
InG eminently qualiasdto an the loftlaSt position
The Chair stated that nominal onS for Aldermen
were In orderi when the names Of WIN. P. shedd,
Grafton Powell, and Q. 7. RAub we're proposed.
The SsllotinE was sommsnsed-MSssrS. J. II.
YeAtmAn and ". X. slnSell having bSsn appointed
Iellers. Fiity-two votes were east, 81 which Mr.
On moiion, IL was dosllrsd that Mr.. RGub was
tho unanimous choice OF the mpstinG a. sAndidAtS
for the position Of Aldernaa q ths sesohd ward.
order, the names OF Thomas ", miller, William P.
shedd, MlshAel t0onbs, u H. YsItmAn, and Lewis
81 wS.S f .s:.
each %, Mr.. Coombs 80, Mr. YeAtnAu 10, Mr., John
sen q when u was declared that hsairS. Miller,
representatives in the ComnoA Council Of ths
On action, Messrs. o. W. Marsh, Capt John n
AeClcliAn and VIM Rutherford we're annointsd /,
sOmmittes OF three 70 DRAFT buttons 81 pressing
the sentiment Of the meeting. :, -
Stion Of the TosUISsions The nrstiht VA s Ris
tanned BY brief speeches from the eandidAtea, IL
which they EXPRESSED themselves highly h0noftt
nOStsis 81 tSs siss:as' fsspss1 WSiss sSsy SsS
Mr.. Elwood read the COW law which was intro
duoed by gentleman OF the Fourth ward who II
nrm and enthusiastic supporter Of his hsnoi
The Mayor, and which was tiIped BY the hsyor
thu. becoming law by which numerous men II
Mr.. EllWoOd also read the following SousSpond
snoe between Col. InErAhAm, the Provost Mar
sh.., and meaHrs. TrAhSiI 1urnburks and J.
WAGHIHuroN, MAY IS, 1884,
Col IngrahaMi
InIt, relative to tho haskS being placed on siKtl
street. In the centre Of the street In single Gle,
understood you to say II was At the request Of tn
upon The box or seat Of our hacks, in SsSordanS
with the Corporation law furnished you By th
S @SS Gs s1O Ts sHa q OF N
ration, AsJou understood then, and set . nil
iary regulation. ~
in said nndsrItAndingI also, II the Mayer did NO
on the same day write you, saying that 1ixt
street had been q hAek.StGnd Tor years, north an
f z. r ~; HSAs'VAIP
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Anunsmsnta.

PoRp's NEW THnLrRp.-It 10 sufielent to
call attention to the fact that the grand spectacle
ef thu "NAiad Queen - 10 Il, be performed again
this evening, for the lah tina, 70 insure eroudni
house. II must be withdraw to make room for
other novelties that have been for some time In
preparation, the hrat Of which IN shakspeAre's
COMEDY OF Errors" which 10 to be produced on
Monday I'D 1... DO s'l' Wy. "h .
CLSfnRBuRI.-To-right the spectacular sen.
sstion drAma Of "CudIos Cave" will presented
ers who have not seen H. will make . note OF II.
In addition 70 the drama the usual excellent olio
Of sons dances negro acts SO, will be performed
60 70 the Canterbury tonight.
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nyas-a W. l. WALL / 70, as S

DY JAS. O. Moe UIRE q CO.,
CoNMIssIoNERS SALE OF VALUABLE
WHARF PAOPERTY.-0n THURSDAY AfIEk-
NOON, JUNE . ~ halLp ut 8 O'Clock, on the
pre- nses by virtua Of tho order and drores OF the
supreme Court Of the District II Columbia, besr-
signed, Commissioners under said decree, will sell
that valuable wha property, near the terminus
NJ the Long Bridge, knoWn A. Lenexs wharf,
being the whole Of square numbered 40, having
front Of $50 feet I.oh on Wafer street. al test
Thirteenth street west, ard 20 feet on Thirt sa.
utrest west and oontai nng 10 So squAfr
feet, more or les. The water front u in fnvs1
ny GsubstAntil stone and dirt whAr, aad behaved
to be the best 90 the entire river front;
Also, immedia ely sfter, We shall eel Lot No. @
In square No. 7ea, fronting o. feet inehes on
Maryland aVeau-, be,Ween Thirtsrnth and Thit-
teen-And-A-hA sire 10, and running back about 10
feet, eontaiuink 81 q feet.
Terms Of saIei One-hAlftu essh, the remainder
In s'x m0nthlI the purchaser or purch<ssrs GiVtng
nis or their bond for the deferred ptyment With
sAtisfAntoTy perlonAl security. and heAring inter
est ON the day Of sale. On the ratification OF the
sIe ~ the Court and full y asnt Of the purehses
money, . conveyance will be made 70 the puI-
chaser. l.
n the terms OF sale are not complied with In nvo
dIyu from the day OF G,le, the o nmlnsInnsrs TO
serve the right resell At the risk aud expon OF
the default nE purchaser, on one weeks noltoe IN
the National Inisilipsney
Lost Of convey Aner, ne 'udinG reNenue stamps
TO be paid By ths purchaser.
| JAMES AID Ans,
JAMES '. HALLIDAY,
JlHN VAN Rls lex,
| WILLIAM RIVE,
.A fommiasloueIA
JAMES C. MCGUIRE Co,
my9tSt Auotionssrs.
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NEW YoRK STIL1s.-- Gsntlsmsss'I OlotairH =
Mas sHd TG3hiondbls "A large assortment for press
and business wear. Tbs HnElish sack and Walk
Ing Goats sxcell in beauty, grade and nnish any.
thing oVer otforod IN this city, 81 T.
WALL, 9TITHEEs l. Co.,
.ose-M m Pc. Ay., bet. Ninth and Tsnth Sc.
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rHs Opiy plses whore you can purchase badIa
KSLss- SordI ~ all Minds al MsnVf etvrHS prices u
~ y. A. HALLE india Rubber Warehouse, SO
PAM 5Iyaula AyApus, between Ninth and Tenth
IITnsts Also, all kinda Of Rubber goods bsAntt-
uJlT rSp NlIod ~ short notice. mar al
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NuBsc on TRH GROUNDS OF THl PRIsIDBA-
rIAL MAHSinH.-1he Marine Band will give Their
usual weakly concert this afternoon o. the lANn
IN thOfSAr Of the PfeSidentlal MAnniSn.
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HBHRNIA STHLM FIRE ENGNH.-AS preyi-
ounly announced, trial exhibition OF this engine
will be given this afternoon, At the Navy Yard IN
asOOrd AneS with tho request OF tho authorities.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28

wHrrnHuRsT's GALLnRY, 4S4 PENNSYLVANIA
AyRHuE.-This celebrated establishment has Just
been elegantly rented and furnished. Has ons Of
the largest collections OF Photographic legAtives
In this country, numbering over hheen Thousand,
embracing nksnesses Of distinguished persona
both civil and military. Likenssses Of many OF
these fallen in battle can ss obtained here. For
superior work, Whitehurst outstripping his COM
petitorl, received . medal ~ the WORLDS Fair,
London. Particular attention II sailed 10 his now
imperial Photographs, also viSas,ts now mush
ought aftsf. 40 ~ nevlt-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28

HAIR AaD RAsrIVAL.-The ladieA Of tho
seventh street Presbyterian Church will hold fair
and festival ~ the Island Hall, ION the hlAnd,)
corner OF d and sixth streets, commencing Mon
day, Nay 20. An excellent band OF music htG been
engaged for the occasion.