Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1863, Page 1

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It inveriably contains the « W, News” that has made The Daily Evening Stay circulate so generally throughout tlie country S7 Single copies (in wrappers) can be Pro. cured at the counter, immediately after tne issu of the paper. Price—Tarzr Cente. Boek P. : a REVOLvine IRON TURRETS, AMUSEMENTS TELEGRAPHIO NEWS, WASHINGTON THEATER, | ;assOCIATED PRESS DISPATOHES,} HE BCPREME COUBT OF THE Dis" SEO? iding istrict f rT Gy SoLcuata Bold Pe ee ere Ravy Deranruany, Joly 99, 183, S.—T.—1860_X. BLEVENTH STREET, NEAR PA. AVERUS. — i may concern, Greeting —Notice i8 hereby | The Navy Depart: ry Whig. ALBrne Cassy... sieeet. Mamager, $0 OS os a Ei dad oe the Inetrion of Oo, | ABER, reosive Picoeeltloas forthe eonsteastios e bs panes wine aug- THIS (Monéay), EVENING A BATTLE ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK. seized Lotmumbered 4in seuare pumbered Pear ae Fae etna ee built Fiihe The Chariestom Courier m s Comuxycenext or 4 DRAMATIC SEASON. RSE 36; that part of Lot numbered 15, being tho west 30 feet 11 inches front by the de; of the lot in square numbered B ; Dumbdered 7 in aembdered 53; lot numbered Winseusronambered 685; lot numbered 4 in square nhmibered 642; lot numbered 16 in equare 612; Ist mambered 70 in square numbered 642; lot numberad J in square ‘4 Drives Smart te Within a Mile of e Rebels, Reinforced by sequently Drive u« Back— ees te Buiord’s Ansix- ur Troops Hold Their Position delphia Navy Yards, of two revolving trreta and | €estion in recommending the attention of our bere smoke pipes, with grating for | zovernment to the naturalization and cultiva- The internal diameter of the tarets t eet, for the preservation of the i Foleky aires 6 inches, abickuascie inches vee te Lai there rh ets P a8; x : A of two separa Wi health efeursoidiers. This articlehas a pecn- Wrought iron slabs inse: ye ag Bngegement of the great Actress, Vocalist, and Ss KATE FISHER the-enly eueceinl sisainof Meg HARNEY. WIL- ULAMB and of Mra, W.J. FLORENOE, ard who, this evening. will sustain seven distinct characters, scristed By thy young, a! oe sd , 80d popuisr comedian id Repulse the Enemy—A General En- jot numbered 4. in sauare B 642, an the same are cotpened of pee een high, 12 inches thick, | tem against disease by exposure and irregular | {reat Rpanish danseuse, MARIBTTA aie On Saturday morning General Buford’s cay- kbown. mi lenignated on t The turret enginey snd gear for tarning and | diet. It is said that the grea: success of the 3 iil form igina! binati ‘ito 3 Jane Welah-f crib Stee Prenah rompeay, tbo alry division crossed the Rappahannock, at BOUPE ST. DENIS, the Rappahannock Station, and shortly atter- P eure . Kgeoe's Phenter mNCm Dele) Healy saa ward encountered a brigade of Stuart’s caval- This Rveving will be performed "IN AND OT OF PLAG On. A Peer BERIFD THE BOE Tegulating th. eme} . Bh y ‘ 4 eli inn d.carriage, port stoppers Sree er Plantation Bitters of Dr. Drake, which, previ- ists and plaus of W: ton si: i Zan land Recorde of said District, togsther mite an the nal arrangemenis to be of the same general char- 2 imprevements. buildings, uy vile, appurtenances and other feredttamezie to Sas game belonging, aa the Rroverty. -of Samuel L. Lewis; and the same are fibeiled and in this Ceurt in the nam. of the United Staton, for forfeiture on socount of certain braachas of the taws of the United Stas, comnritted.by said Samuel 1. Lewis. and that raid cause will stand for trial at > City Hall. i rst Monday of Aucuct next, when and where all ry, which they attacked. The rebels ware soon es i reinforced by the balance of General Stuuri’s amayformance on Wednesday, Thursday, and 8at- | command, who fought with obstinacy, butthey rm Adwition vp, and 35 cents. were driven back to within one mile of Cul- peper. Here a division of infantry made its acter ar the Monitor class of vessels, The impreg | 08S to our unhappy difficulties was found in eben = one pipe to bein coe SE een Most Southern homes, was owing to theextract Reient above the deck 935 feet. i of Oalisaya Bark which it contained as one of TBe proposition. Soak @mbrace all the above- | | : mer tione: orks Pie. the bracing of the | its principal ingredients.—‘« In contirmation of fre worl sor cach vessel will be completed on beast, this, we Kiave heard one of our most distin- Persons are warned to appear to show cncce way | Syyreedy for serie can be examined atthe offices | S¥ished physicians remark, that whenever he ODS FELLOWS’ HALL. Appearancs, and our troops, finding they w-re wi B, J, MEIGS. Clerk. Te Proposals must be indorsed on the outside pheric causes, he invariably relieved himself and Every Evening during the week: also on em) a ss : y a 'y Bu illery, icra HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT | ** Prevorals for Revolving Turrets.” that they may B Now th i WEDNESDay and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, | TY, 4nd infantry. General Buford sooif ce Tor doLumniA Holding a District Court of | be distinguished trom other letters. jy #-eotd__| by Plantation Bitters. Now that these Bitters st 3o%elock p.m, cured an eligible position, and tor some hours 1 ‘= Uren Btates for eeenseld, Dicteiet.c-Zo eit pporcsae POR STBAM MACHINERY, cannot be obtained, & substitute should be pre- mck positively tbe haat eecicat, held the whole rebel force at bay. ven, that, on the 3d day of June, 193, the Uni pared. We understand our government has PROFESSOR ANDERSON The fighting was obstinate, and the loss on =~ pst. ne ad ‘attached to the Pote- Navy Deraprunny. Jolx Mth, 153. = h,)in his | both sides severe. Our troops, although eat Flotiiin captured the shilns name, With the Tee Navy Deranrweer wil, until the Twexry- | opened negotiations with Dr. Drake, throngha | (Bon of the O'iginal Wizard of the North,) in his =s e Pes RA great- eels Ware ee ee arene ose therein, and | F/&8T DAY OF Av@usT, receive BRALRD PROPOSALS new entertainment of ly outnumbered, heroically held their position, ree’ packages Of money, and ihe esas were | for, the construction of team Machinery for | secret agent, but with what truth we do not PRESTIDIGITATION. armored vesrels of wood, tobe propelled by two , 3 screws acting independently cof anh other, know et Se ee There will be, for each vessel, two pair of direst We are exceedingly obliged to the Richmond acting engines, with jet condensers, the eytindars fc wre tobe vertical. and Lapeer! senate Whig for its remembrance of “Auld Lang Syne,” betde ‘ate inners and he stroke of ite piston but we can assnre ‘Our Government” that the r i ors 4 sale “gec abe batiara to bo of the horisontal tubular ind, Plantation Hitters are not for twoany “secret ‘With 900 square feat of \t of xoeeding 6 ” th. Teot lengta, and 27.000 squarc feetof nesting war, | 28ents,”” North or South. There ts probably aes the tubes to boof braw. Shells to be near several other things that “Our Government” thi +46 ineb tnic! A al far A pate and rased ae aworking pressure of 35 | will yet want. Deen de pax eeuane ines composition of oper ana ‘We know that we have the bestand most i feet in diameter, and of 27 feet mean piteh, i io Nave four Disdes. and to be two feet long. They Popular medicine in the world. Weare not ill be sustained from the counter of the vessel by afraid to show what it is composed of. abrase banger, and the shaft will revolve ina brass pipe connecting the paneer fhe the hull. Physicians are compelled to recommend it, ral 1s or uete CaLisaya Bark has been celebrat-d for an ight fire th botier will be required to have an auxiliary and repulsed every assauit of the enemy. Gen. Prestidigitdion performed without the aid of any | Buford shortly afterward reinforced the First. apparatus. at corps of our army, and the combined force ore niorlonssl Rope Incomprehemsibility every soon compelled the rebels to cease their attackg | larvevasa Last Poa iors ne This was the position on Saturday night. | ry “ 2. > , ‘ WEDNESDAY aud SATUKDAY. at Select g m., | The First Corps held the position chosen by fortibe acconmodation of ladies aud children. General Buford, and the latter's cavalry cov- AdmisionS cents; Reserved Beate 6y ents. ered both its flanks. Otuer corps were coming = ae up, and as the rebels were also believed to be GA PT ERBURY, HALL, receiving reinforcements, a general engage- | LOUIBIA! AY., mman Bixtg Stapsy, ment was expected the next (yesterday) morn- Wm, E, Sinn.......Bole Manager and Proprietor Ee neh 2) : 4 Prought tothe port of Washington, within the ju- risdietion of this Court, and fre same are libe! gpd proseented in this Dourt in the name of the inited States, for condemnation as lawfal prize, = that said cause will stand for trial at the City all, in che city of Washington on the firet Mon- day of Angust t, when and where all persons pear to show Cause why condem- nation should not be decreed, and to intervene for bes pa B,J. MBIGS. Olerk. i yet SUPREME OOURT OF THE DI8TRIOT O¥ COLUMBIA , Holding a District Gourt of the United States for the said District. To ail whem it may concern, Greeting :-—Notice is hereby eee ee tue 2th day of May, 1983. the Uni- Btates steamer Satellite, attached to the Poto- mae Flotilla, captured the schooners ealied the Aretic and Sarah, their tackle, apparel and farni- ‘ure, and the same have been brought to the port of Washington, within the jurisdietion of this Coart,and the same are libeled_and prosecuted in thie Court in the name-of the United States, for eondemnation as lawful prize, and that said cause ijl stand for trial at the City Hall, in the city of ‘ashington on the first Mondsy of Augast next, when and where s!! persons are warned to sopeae to show caure why condemnation should rot be ing. Whether these anticipations were real- THI COOL SUMMER THEATER ized we have no means of knowing. We ro- AND ceived the above facts from wounded soldiers STANDARD MUSIC HALL. who left the field on Saturday evening and THE G2EAT ZANFRETIA TROUPE, reached here yesterday. Tbh mest Talented Company of Account of the Associated Press, PANTOMIMSTS, DANCERS, ACROBATS, ROPE HEADQUARTERS ARMY or TIIE PoToMAc, PERFORMERS, &c., &c, IN THE WORLD, Sa ye » ; In conjnnetion with the August 2.—General Buford’s cavairy and artile m pump. The | Over two hundred years, and was sold during Sea eacmacare pieces. fools, tostra- | ine reign of Louis XVI, King of France, for ed. oh naval con- tracts are to be furnis the enormous price of its own weight in silver. f i \ . rie das ing infantry force yesterda: The machinery to include all that is nee REA" CANTERBURY COMPANY, jery and a supporting Ty y iy eerced, and to intervene for their interosts. for steaming the vessel, a8 coal bunkers, shat It is remarkable for Dyspepsia, Fevers, re WITHOUT DIMINUTION, crossed the Rappahannock at the raiiread sta- wn’ BR. J. MBIGB. Olerk. Remote and is pete ae ier imap ‘Wenknees, Constipation, &e. In A GRAND ‘ tion; thence with his cavalry and artillery he TO COLUMBIA. Holding 9 Detrinree ey wren eels, ausitty. of aie ouaaeeee’s | | .Gasuamtica ane For Diarrhea, Coli DOUVEPR SRT CRASINMEN'T | procecded to Culpeper, driving, Stuntts\cay- J 0) a Court o! i} ing to Bava! ; y — Salic, 2 i the United States for the said Distriet—To aul | THE erie rr remy socording to nay: 1 Colic, EVERY NIGHT! alry before him. ae EEvrings, subelttcg the sue to the Wary and diseases of the stomach and bowels. whom it may concern, Greeting Irth Department for approval before executing them. DaxXDELION.—F or Inflammation of the Loins oxen: that, on the dayof States steamers Coeur de ed a lot of dry. a. BF For fill particulars of thia unexampkd When near Culpeper, General Buford en- amusement interprise see bill of to-day. countered a large rebel force of infantry and | captur shoes. &e.vand brought | quited to furnish s fall entderahedeeciiaoe’ | and Dropeical Affection. THANKSGLVING DAY. aatiliery, and a fierce fight ensued, continuing Hbelod-and prosecuted io this Coste in the tare | eat egiaactinery i8 to, be erected in the "Meine; | CHAMOMILE FLOWERS.—For enfeebled di- (AronsDAy, August 6th, 1863.) MUL carn) Wnen ne Withatew 10:4 strong poe! et the United States, for condemoation, a2 tawfal | Obs iste Mascaobusetts; New York and GALA MATINEE, tion east of Brandy Station The joss on both , and that-said canse will stand for trialat.the | Phila epbia. The Peepers will state the nameor | &@stion. ; athalf-paat two o'clock p. m. sides Was considerable. sity all ie I Re et on niiene eye orntie Hey. nea at which the parties in- Lavrxvrr Frowrrs.—Aromatic, stimulant | BEGULER FAMILY MAaPINRE—SATURDAY inery the names of the et in full and of their sureties ; the gros#sum | and tonic—highly invigorating in nervone di lor whieh they propose to furnish the msehisery. bility. A burs © ra rai an J in the vessel complete and ready for nosing, ene tine fom tae Sate of conte set ia which they WInTEenGReeN.—For Scrofala, Rheumat- The proposals are to be endorsed * Proposals for | jem, &c, : Steam Mockiney of Vessels with Two Screves,”! to , - Contract will embrace the usual sondivions, seq | AXE —AM aromatic earminative; creating payments will be made in the usual manner asthe | flesh, muscle 2nd milk; much used by mothers ORT esECR. ‘ The eartaont reserves the right to rejectany } Nursing. This reconnoiesance confirms the reported ar TERNOON. concentration of Lee’s forces near aR ipaty Admission twenty five and fifty cents. Doors | and indicates that his present headquarters are open st 7}; Peloek; performance at $1; o'clock, at Stevensburg, four mijes southeast of Cul- | au 36t peper. VARIETIES! VARIETIES! The twenty-nine entlers’ wagons captured Fronting Pennsylvania avenye and Ninth at, near Fairfax on Thursday night by Moseby | —— and bis band were recaptured, with all their | TIE COOL BUMMER RESORT. eontents, on Friday morning. near Aldie, by S008 are warned to appear to show canbe why con- demnation should not be decreed and to intervene for their interests, By the Court. dy25 B. J. MBIGS, Clerk, HE SUPBSME QOURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Use ee Holding a District Court of ‘the United States for the sid Dintrict.—To ail whom st may concern, Greeting : Notioe Ex, that, onthe Mth day of March, 1963, the nited States echooner Racer Squared as lawfal | prize-one smal! boat and three 4: and brought. them to the port of Weahington, and tne same ar hus Iry. i - Mbeled and prosecuted in this Court in the name orall of the proposals that may be le under 4 Also, clove-buds, orange, caraway, corian- GREAT DOUBLE COMPANY! a Minsesc! usetts one ry. A skirmish en. the United States, for cond tii a I ‘this advertisement, if, in its o ion, the public sued between the guerrillas and our advance Bs wand that saldenuse wil stand for trial ating, | #5t2Fext requires. SS Sew _ | der, snake-root, dee. MIBS JULIA BARTON guard; on the approach of the main body ay Bill ip the city of oe a tent eal go Sret® Pro: 18 Wilt be Sees eed ee ga 2, S—T.—1560—X. " s@Nnzs SUTHERLAND, | Moseby fled, closely toliowed by the cavalry. sons-are warned to appear to show cause why com- | the day of Aueust. 163, for the ‘trimming and Another wonderful jngredient, of Spanish MORBS™ tha Daring Gymrast. «s Several of the enemy were, itis said, killed demnation should not be decreed. and (0 intersans | 9--.ctloe Ad be nine ti OTgin, smparuay beday w ule complexion Jim See, ang wouudes, DUt no report has yet been re- tor their interests, By the Court Maryland avenues i je im 38 perio BREE ed Eel coved oF the Fault of ame wureTit: rhe $7 ‘ 3. MEIGS, Olerk. | in the center, to four inches atthe gutter | and brilliancy to the mind, 1s yet unknown to | gIROLE OF BEAUTY and P morn- line. and boots apelity s: ing a detachment of our cayairy killed two missioners sn T3 BUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT the commerce of the world, and we withhold OF GOLUMBIA, Holdings District Court of z THE MAMMOTH COMPANY. 4 and captured two others of Moseby’s band the United States for the mld pistrict To ait ee cd ait, aheavy roller, erie its name for the present. The Comic Pantomime of near New Baltimore and were engaged in fer- ” . G& e i st r i¢ yard for 3 p ‘4 5 Fivon, that onthe Ith day of May, ists lott trimming Sad par edumrenanttiergrersian: Humbugs and quacks how! about the Plan JOCKO, THE BRAZILIAN APE. reting out others I meney apd bonds was captured by the United No: part of te appropriation will be psid the | tation Bitters; but the following is what's the WEDIESDAY AFTERNOON— Yesterday and to-day the weather has been Staten steamer Wyandank. attacked to the Poto- | contractor except upon the certifeate of the com_ » | 7 by far the hottest of the season. mac Fictills, and brought tothe port of Washing- | missioner and assistant commissioners that the | matter, and they know it: an3 LADIES’ MATINEE, Ving iievtaeight € ed and prosecu cuted, = Se = ‘s :. Gourtin the name of the United States, for cane | Work bas been properly oxecn ted BIROH, PLANTATION BITTERSEWILL CURE, Mciean extearainnent ee dempation as piawfal, Belg; aoe ant sais eanse- will Commissioner of the Seventh Ward. Cold Extremities and Feverish Lips, yew ¥ Onn MM ERG Siite 7 FROM FORTRESS MONROE. stand or tri a’ a . a 4 Vy ee a Washington. on the frat Monday of October next, JOUN TAYLOB Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath, No. 360 © Street, Eight Hundred sR chelsriscners Arrived. when and where ai! persons are warned to appear jy 30 Apsistant Commissioners. a _ Between 434 and 6th streets, _ The Portsmouth City Council Refractory. to show cause why condemnation should not be = 5 Fiatulency and Indigestion. fy 1 tm* ©. H. LIST, Proprietor. + FoRTRESS Monxox, July 31.—The U.S. fri- bs erg oF ne Goa “itpaiep oe imeem BOLPZAN AU anavoe A beeert Tore eas Nervous Affections, Se tee eS — | gate Minnesota lett her old anchorage at thive sym TUR OF she earl By, MEIGS, Clerk. PROPOBaLS FOR FURL | 72 rpeegei te Hed eeiane ea RPEANE’ COURT, District oF Gouvnia, | o'clock yesterday viternoon, and sailed for the = — —-—-— SEALED PRorosats, to be endorsed * Pro orale Excessiv igus oer : Ms Waiiineton Count To-wit =u the case of plopeedine Sore. Baoan ore cee ABUBY 3 for Fuel” will be received at this office unti a. ‘ Eyes. jomasJ. Fisher, executor of Georga A. Davis, e steamer S. R. ng, Capt. Howes. REASURY _PERABTMENT, QPYIOE. OF | ro. of the Toth of August, for the delivery at this alike venthe Dyes deceased the executor aforesaid las. with theap' | sailed for Newbern, N.C. ati) Gclock was Jory evidence’ presented to the undersigned it hax | Diet sessoned OK WOOD a Prostration, Great Weakness. county gcresaid appointed BATE fetiletiea’ and | ,, 1 fag of touce boat New ¥ ork, Capt. Ohis- been made to appear that the First Nation: i i ir ton or cord. =, > istributbn of the personal estate of said deceased, id ss ry of Washington, in the county of Washington,and | Phu Contract will’ be awarded vo ine lowest re- Sallow Comiplexion, Weak Bowels. aud of thaastots in'candas Taras the name hers | Delaware with nearly #00 rebel priccuees, hone Districtof l otumbia.has beer duly organized under sponeible bidder who will givesatiafactory security Liver ComrLainr anp Dy PBLA. been colleied ard turned into money. when and | of whom are wounded. and sccording to the requirements ofthe sct of | it's bond for 920) for the due performance of the E Taye where ail he creditors and beirs of said deceased | The Portsmouth Virginian, of July 30, says: Congress entitled" Am act to provides national | Contract, FORGE KLY, Very particularly recommended to Clergy- | grenotifid to attend, (at the Orphans’ Court of | Gm theosth, inst., Gen. H. M. Naglee issued surreeey eecured a eT aE uees peates Captain and Assistant Quartsrimaster. Washington county aforesaid.) with their claims ms stocks, an 0 r | = iy 29 (Intel, & Repab,) men, Merchants, Lawyers, and persons of properly viuched, or they may otherwise by law | ©'@eFs to the comimon council of Portsmonth, KUPOSAL8 FOR HATS, CAPS, SHOES, DRY | sedentary habits. Also for delicate females _ GOODS, &o. ead al ed’ses- | V8 to revoke certain acts passed by them, be exe Cor all bene it in esta be published among which acts were the revocation of the demption thereof,”’ approved February 25, 1363, and bas ccmplied with ali the provisions of said act re- quired to be complied with before commencing the ic sons ire ue stim- | once a weel for three weeks in the Evening Star | issue ot city scrip, and the order compelling 2 pre ses and weak persons who require a gen § r a caeace A oi Mirae. sucreforent Hagh McCulloch. Goi ptrotier HeADQuanTeas DEPARTMENT OF Wasmmozon, | ulant, tree digestion, good appetite and clear | PreVipns, (the said sth day of August, 1563. | SORTS ree 0 Rey bein sent into the city, of the Currency, do hereby certify that the said Office of Chief Quartermaster, July 1. 1853. > jy 15 laway Register of Wills. Ty. First Natiousl Bank of Washingtoa, county of i i «<The City Council met on the evening of the HE BEYNOLDS HOUSE. zoth instant and passed the following: Written proposals are invited for farnishiag for | mental faculties. Ynis Department, to be delivered in thineity, the Washington, and District of Columbia, is author- Pare t RGa rh Hee Sold by all respectable Physicians, Drug- ized to commence the business of Banking under — “ Kesolved, That we vetuse to recognize the * aforesaid ; - a 5; x y | “The undenigned, thankful to hin friends and the thority of Brigadier General H. M. Naglee the act afores testimony whereof, witners my hand | habsett pane chives serviceable Bhoea, | @8t8, Grocers, Hgiels, Saloons, Country bei gceveral, for the patronage ther ayasee eae prigadie 7 ea p Nacieo) {1. 8.] and seal of office this 16th day OR! 1863. | for men, women, and children’s wear. Stores, &e. ty ave given iim as former Propr jetor of this board, 19.d9m Com ae ES ULORE. Prteey sire sone oe Bice oat, Ve particular that each bottle bears the fac Be A ctutorn thom that Eo har teecet a ry “ ired, That the Mayor and other officers tv 17.49 Tom" 3 =dy-1 s » 1 sal p hes cuereie Ha nnd shspe BRE and Des y tetablighmert to the corner of I8th street and ot the city government be required to enforce Korseys, linseys. ginghams, blankets, and other |-Simile of our signature on a steel-plate label, sylvania avelue, where he has opened a house in | every act of this Council, regardless of any 2 Goods. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON. & 00., Woolen and Gatto: R = vi iv: 4 t new and complete style. Connected with itis a | orders emanating from the military authorities; Samples should Be sent grim ences ies at the ex- Nios one Tyyaie Goyeminentisinty eyes the ea alk ee near eee gd and that in event of conflict of authority, an’ s nse of the ward oo cork. . e ene 880 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, PeNo bids wil be entertained unless satintactory P. H. DRAKE & Co. atall hours, aod at the shortest notice. a aadt Wanita ee eee ae pvidence can be furnished .of the reliability snd : The public tre respectfully invited to visit this anictey, Wa. F. Parkes, AG” Burwasn 97m axp 10rx 518,, logslty of the bidder. © from time to time, and | _¥ 2-e0im 20) Brbed Ay yN- {| | eotabiahmeat >. Ww. REYNOLDS: Provelstes, The Porsmowth Virginian says? << Bight trac Tv: 5 ——— = 3 idea, “ BAVA BOUGHT AT THB BBOBIVRB’S BALB | may requires ene Deeronis fhe service | b> pT ENBOUBE, PANT & 00., TITARY LAWSOF THE UNITED STATES | ‘ity on Thursday” alieroom on ioc mes THY WHOLE BALANCE OF gTOOK aa ey Sanyo SNe aM ine NO, 352 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ee of the Governtuent to March 5,185, "By John sae ee OF Knsiings, ave. ett che e under- . New 1 BS. a e po Pearl eh ja ereltasdinioreas roped a for furnishing Will continue to farnish ¥ Callan ottons © peawon TaytoR, | jor Fort kopal, SO Tee BES LEE Ag U. 8. FIYE-TWENTY BONDS SIVE-TWENTY BONDS pie Tussday last Police oliver Wim. H. jeutenan'! 3 aster, = . cTAW, al eorge Johnson, in company Department of Wasbington. As long as issued by the Government, at par, ae ETaW, BEDOM:& 00.. BALTIMORE. HEM ape ee | UL. B, Coupon 6's of 1881, ¢ Weare now prepared to furnish to purchasers wend ine we Teer aS "Waiker on ovat r Bayes ‘ . B. 7-50 T: jotes, . 8 - ; : meetin NIP POE up os EP G.8 Content of Tndeadnes, | Aateininto open pletion, without aor saan asm wh tap aaa zi eoops. P ASHINGTON GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD. becribers holdine sur revel tsarenotified that | provost marshal’s for safe keeping. Walker HERMETICALLY -SEALED “STEAMSHIP LINE, , .. | Exchange on ail parts of Europe and the Northern ube bonds are ready for devivery au are Faqueat- ¥ A gentleman of secession pers aston.” z Cities sold in sums to sat purchasers, ed to call for them, JAY COOKE & O0., The steamer New York left for City Point OF BVBRY DESORIPTION: SEMI-WEEEKLY BE ‘EN NEW. YORE, je2e-tf 52 ith strest. WASHING TON ond GEORGETOWN, D.C. Btoeks and Gold bought in New York exclusively with the eight hundred wounded rebel priso- on Commission, EATS, c WEBB & BEVESB DGB, oo ners at tour this afternoon, in charge of gene-~ = BALTIMOER. EMPIRE, eo | —22 Fst ____RITTANBDOBE, FANT & 60: ios, FOWLER & GO. Dne Reamer Gree a CaneRie ered i si ai BALVOB ANDJAb. * pews. y By W. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers, : ORTERS, : Sadoliie tis ee ezsOR, TOULEEY» : 3. GREEN, . CRAB AND CARRIAGH BAZAAR AND BR WROUGALE AND anraiL DEALEAS I SEUGS SDE Boy soliun ts averaom Salling Days WEDNESDAYS and 8AT- | Hi POBITORY 4 TH FISH, Reetiar aii Dare, WAORMEDETS And B49, 4 * CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARM, FROM NORTH CAROLINA. % a 5 Kpressly for the fine Cutlery, Plated Ware, toll Metal Goods, Io FRUITS, town, and Pier 15, foot of Wall t New | sale OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOCK, &o., | Pitchers, oak Tin , Tin Ohamber Seta, | Denunciation of the Rebel. Government— VEGETABLES, ES ory pay fr atest uonisians Avent, Hegel Wait, Wa Coole atnst” | The Maleigh Standard Atvecuter recon: Bs M AN & INBHART, | Ninth and Tenth streets. Ww v7 ’ i ul 5 ‘Agents, foot of High street, { Con ‘terns, Btone Ware, &0,, &0,, &6, Davis Interferes—Operations of Colonel BOUPS, Etc. eee Georgetown, OF Case ApvaxoeD on Consicuuznre, oar semen ne Otte aus Spear’s Cavalry. x weer James HAND, Agent 4. Btorage for Oarriages. aeorae Eacked, ané proliant parti FORTRESS MONROE, August 2.—The steamer om* 127_ Wall street, ‘ork, orses, Carriages, &¢.; recefved for private aal ra slaeA ‘Fellows’ Hall) Seventh st, Escort arrived this morning with Newbern ad- WHLOH WE:OFPER TO THR TRADE, my 20-tf WL. W. WALL & CO,, Aust.” |“ my a-eo1p 0 OM* , ‘Washingtre. - | Vices to the ist of. August, eaying that the Ra- DY THE PACKAGS, vai RRLOW KenorAcTURMRS PRIONS, AUGUSTUS JOHNBON & co., wo ett 2&9 Pennsylvania Avenue, StEAMBELE GREAT SABCERN ¥ROM NEW YORK TO LIVRRPOOL. Sten: i zg ie a8 1 REN ai . SIGN AND Ki ; OUBE, SIGN QUNAMENTAL PATNFERS ! 18, 4DPITIOy, 70 OUR TytaL LaRGR aN The undersigned would Teepeomtol informthe | I choice aifetortan cat f . Instruments, public that they now ry to execute allthe | whish we sell astonist cheap for cash’ abgve branches of Petter fie ‘the xe sana or on monthiyipayments we have just re. pl Ref, equal to any o pees work- riralled FYANOS.. on of; Bteinway snd Sons un- . PIsH-WANG SHE Oi ba? CHINESE THE GubaT CHINESE leigh pioucare gononn eee, Jer eee a ae = = i a E udiator in whom no confidence can be placed, bi A Ei BUY for G@ONORRHGA, CERES pee whose elforts to establish a Southern con: =o Etc. ON Box WILL PRRFORM A CoRR, raby Wi i ‘Ingretient purely ble. -t¢ris | tederaey will be a failnre, tk pleaont ts Ma Ay Ber erntal le: 1 ds The Richmond Enquirer calls upon Jeffer- may be Sree the yest, packet. without Fg Of son Davis to. suppress.the Raleigh Standard, detection. ‘Girow' free. -P: 31 a box. Bol aud wipe ont the.Supreme Court of Norip by 5. C. UPHAM, 408 \Chestattst., Philadelphia, | Carolina. ‘ are Was: a by & 0. FORD, 290, Pennsyhs | Pie Standard says “Governor Vance will vani@avenue, Seut by mi x 10 }5:e0!¥_ | ied py the Supreme Conrt, and the Stand- Fo , SALE o CHEAP. MItdéi ROUTE and | ard” also, if necessary; and if Jeff Davis at: ity of eighteen. Cows, .with tue (oad -will tempts io use physical force to suppress the $id, Fours of 6 6d Mouke. ghd 8Gy Recel of Tend. tr e, ‘We will use none but the bestmaterialsand w 8 ‘sing miawakio and guarantee. to give gendrsl.eatisfac- Also, two auperior,Heven Octave Pianos: snare Sy ? tion to all those who may, emp)o; Quritorms | apiece, and one ver? stylish with exceilent are moderate. Galland aye z ‘G30. ont.’ 3 : ‘ t. toned. ave Pi; mano waited tates: ens mt naaeie term ta’ oO ry’ re es ‘ 7 asic ty Wylm* op north, 5 dy 22-tf , corner ith an@ Pa. ave. ATTENTION} PR TEES. eee | SUE TR PO: ; north ds.) between sth sop ta, a ca ty eee GAN DLE, , t wares por IN, Commande: ne LIVERPCOL " : 1 Standard, Davis will be met with physical eeenalh Cae inquire “ i D. a .3 | force, and eyevolniion inthis State will be, the Ba Reached BOT; SEE [(Ats8e nURIO HOURS yUsr ABORTED | “5, 4 FROM PA’ FROM Augustd2 Wednesda: ; the Engjtiitey, of aes, : ‘a ‘ c ‘tir Ho a 8: reas 89 | Richmond, is an roma hia . po ’ SB J “ 7 5 Leu : po 7 ies ieba ' 8 t Be secgud gable a.s Tongs berths soeala x SRA Fa: at eit Agr Hd Balti Foygh, optttatees st and tae Onnal. Geo See ere reas ot yels, | ha lone ena f0 set ae Reon ae peermtes eked ontvana peck, intee Brot Tretipand aseutitouny suited torercry epaniee, a ; 7 Eisen Ai magne, azole, et ae cay Rei eae a iNest cue: : gat quite s aes ends boca @ Snort _ gi nd wir chl000.0f whom arekilied:kad wound sia ab ae es s ’ z os i HET EES oe . a ‘haar ‘ : ros aoe tant that: Morte Oprohion’ sends Btosrage with superior sccombsoda es : Ome ERMOMS PERS, |): é @! H gave Th é SURVYYORS’ INSTRUMBN@BS . <5 5: 3 r @ and Vik TBO. BES OE 7 cportyaa AM ee 5 Cpzonacxa Manag] fox the Military @urgéons, ¥ Lem | ths Fieednion gt South, CatoDnn.-Ry Ghaniod In + great variety én wholesale or. fatai! SEER UE A Yi : 7 a By J Bet ML) in Few y ae ‘4 , pire ati ai, | ea ce BLESGT, * Samo 1 cote Memigone os.e->.), ‘ ss oo CAoTHine ar -omene,, ‘ et. MFM SEW sg.00) orn “ABO Be venth street. FROM THE SOUTHWEST, The Rebel Conscription law—How itis te be Eniorced—Arr:val of General Davad- son frem Missonri. Mxmpuis, July 30.—The steamer Warner, from Vicksburg, has arrived with Major (en. Blair and staff. ex roule to St. Louis, AN quiet st Vicksburg and vicmity. Coionel Richardson, the rebel guerrilla, has issued an order requiringall menin West Ten- uirsee, bitween eighiven ana forty-five, to re- port athis camp, Under the rebel conserip- ven Jaw thé foliowing barbarous instructions ure to govern his men in carrying out this or- G > { any man should absent himself from home ie Syeid this order, burn his house and ald his ricperty, except such as may be useful to this comand: it any man shall resist this order by retur ing to report, shoot him down; if any man take refuge iu his house and offers resistance, setthe bouse on fire, and guard itso he may not get ent. Officers trom the steamer Courier, trom He- jena, report the arrival of General Davideou with a large cavalry force from Pilot Knob, Mo. He captured about five hundred revels ten miles from Helena, and brought them in. FROM NEW YORK. The Prize Claimantsx— The Dratt Next Week—Late from Charieston. Nuw York, Aug. 1—In the case of the seize ure cf the vessels Peterhoff, Springbok, and others, Judge Betts delivered a decision to-day adverse to the claimants. Overa million and a half dollars are involyed. The Post siates that no orders have been re- ceived to commence the draft on Monday, though it may be ordered in the course of next week é The funeral of Brig. Gen. Strong took Place this morning. Advices from off Charieston state that no engagement has takin place siuce the assan}. con Fort Wagner. Qur gunboats were oveu- sionsliy firing on Forts Sumter and Wagner. Fourteen arrotts and mortars are now in position off Morris Island. The idex ‘of taking For: Wagner has been abandoned for the present, our shells making but a slight impression on that work. The i¢th Connecticn: occupy rifle-pits within two hundred and eighty yards of Fort Wag- n Gen. Gilmore ieels confident of breach- ing Sumter. FROM EUROPE. How the Newx of the Gettysburg Batthe Was Received—The Polish Insurrectien Increasing. New York, August2.—The steamship Amer- ica, from Southampton on the 23d of July, has arrived at this pore Lord Grapville said, in the Honse ot Lords, it was impossible for England to defend Cansa- ga, unless the Canadians aided the Govern- ment. The London Times says the American news Was received with surprise and disappoint- ment, because the retreat of Lee removed the Prospect of a termination of the war; but with satisfaction, because England had not prematurely yielded to the Confederacy. The Galwav steam line coutract has been j approved by the House of Commons. he Paris journals consider the Russian Teply on the affairs of Poland unsatistactory. be insurrection in Poland is increasing. Agee Russians have been deleated in three hts. The Russien conscriptions in the provinces are postponed. FROM MEXICO. French Reinforcements ef Ten Thousand Men Expected at Acapulco Saw Francisco, July 31.—The first steam quartz mill erected at Reese river mines com- menced work to-day. fOmRe te obstructions in the roads between x ‘and news nas bron tbcived Homete Cy of Mexico only to June 25th General Alv: from whom ac- counts are received to the. instant, was ex-. pecting the arrival at.A maico of the French fleet, with ten thousand soldiers. This force is to come from the Gulf of Mexico, across Te- huantepec, and from Acapuleo will be dis- patched for garrisons for ali the Mexican Pae | cific ports. Martial Law in Madison, Lilinois. Cairo, August 2.—Marshal Phillips hascom- plet d the enrollment of the Thirteenth district, and is prepared to make the draftas soon as di- rected. The provost marshal was obliged to place the town of Marion, the residence of, Congressman Josh Allen, under martial law, und preventing persons from leaving or enter- ing the place without passes. Allen attempted. To pass the guard and was brought before Phil- lips, where he demanded to know if a Gon- gressman was obliged to obey the orders of a petty provost marshal. He was told that all Were subject to the enrollment, and no one could receive & pass without taking the oath of allegiance, which he refused to do on the ground that it would compromise him with h oustituents aud force him to violate cer- ain pledges. He therefore remains a volun- tary prisoner within the hmits ot Marion. Capture of Three Hundred and Fifty Rebels. CIncinNaTI, August 2.—The rebels burned sixty wagons loaded with forage at Stamford, Ky., yesterday. Colonel Saunders reports to Gen, Burnside that he captured three hundred and fifty rebels near the Cumberland river, including Uolone) Ashby. The balance of the raiders are rapidly retreating, having abandoned their plunder st’ Irvin, Ky. From San Francisco. Saw Francisco, July 31—The commercial community wasthrown intoa state of excite- ment yesterday by the discovery of a wate of frauds in the Empire warehonse: Goods. yalued at £150,000 have, been withdrawa on frandulent receipts, or else such receipts have’ been used for collateral securities to bor.ow' moneyon, Important Movement on the Mississippi. VICKSBURG, August 2.—Navigation of the Jower river is entirely unobstructed. The ex- pedition which teft Vicksburg a few days ago has srrived at Port Hudson. Gen. Grant itis’ said commands in person. The destination is unknown. Retirement of Mr. Craig. New York, August 1.—Mr. D. Hy Craig, who tor fifteen years has been at the head of the Associated Press corps of reporters, has retired for the present from that position. ‘Parade of a Negro Regiment Postponed. PHILADELPHIA, August 1.—The parade of the negro regiment which was to come off to- day was postponed by request of the mayor See Sa Thereare three candidates for Congress in the Third distriet.of Missouri, to supply the vacancy created by the death ot Col, Noell, namely: James Lindeay, pre yd Josep? Bogy, “conservative.” ‘and Join G. Scott, democrat. Mr Scott recently issued @ card declaring that he would claim the seat on the ground ot having received a plurality gf several hundred loyal votes in November 1a8t, and adding that Col. Noell himself had 2 knewledged it, and intended to yield the seat. r : MoRGAN AS A. JQKER—Morgan took. swa citizen prisoners af one of the towns renee which he passed, and after keeping them for a& time. sworé them to vote for Vallandigham and turned them loose. If thiseathshouldbecons sidered binding, it -will-be two votes for V. ina township where before he had aone. 2 2 [ashe Sil Huey ‘ » z ‘First MarniaGe—And Adam’ sayi: pee eee. ‘pone ‘of id Does eae aero my flesh; ‘she Shull B® called Woman, ske.wwas taken out of mano. Thereiore.srall's faihner and bk or bex, Be Aa wile Dheyerallte cme fish 4 No cards. = = PERS SANT Re Boston Post supgdet nike OR Gatiss Wee has” bets incheretitrare darmiet as deen nse Re laakes Gg Po ee wwe pony aifay i AEDS UREA Ma Se f 7 OFii6 Grartea'in Banter tounteePas whichhss?a: eer plideny one thousaivt pata Chacany beoioon nemagsbeneres sonel services, < | @-Phe farmers of Lilinois are employing and w 4 cf Meee tates oentery-f ‘ bent x deiiberntety fi: int Ps tn 9 aap et ed erpetrater thereof-is-stiti-outside an insane dsylumeot OW dive UewsH soll we #Cmrd yueat at ditwlovlbre ci Mumia “OO ohne] aie 36 joablessg otal od) Wo woblw oD 9008 TE at yak