Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1863, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR @ PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (AUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR. BUILDINGS, ouxnn Puxr’s ds clic 1itu STARR, w.D. >. WALLAGH: served without wrap Without wrappers by carriers 1 cent per copy, or Ww cents per month. In carriers at $4 @ year, or 37 cents month. To mail subscribers the price is @ year, im advencs; @2.50 for six mouths; for three monthe; and for less than three Months at the rate of iz cents a week. Single optics, with or without wrappers, TWO CENTS. SP ADVERTISEMENTS should be eent to the mow police clock &: Keg ties ey may Bol appear until the next day. 23 @ man or woman could but find the fabled Seuntain which is cad to restore bealsh and wealth und beauty, with what eagerness they wotld rush {o drink its waters, It ts found in the S.—P.—1S¢60_X. The saie of ihe Plantation Bitters is withont precedent in the history of the world. There rs mo cectet in the matter. They are at once the most eperdy, stvengihening bealth restorer ever discovered. It requires but a single trial to understand this. Their purity can always be relied upon. They are composed of the cel- brated Calisaya Bark, Cascarilin Bark, Dan- | eeLon, Chamomile Flowers, Lavender Plow- ers, Wintergreen, Anise, Clover-buds, Orange- Feel, Snahe-root,Caraway, Coriander, Burdock S.—T.—i-s0-X. Ke. They are especially recommended to clergsy- men, public speakers, and persons of biterary Babdits and sedentary life, who require free di- seston, a relisi for food, and cleay mental Baculties. Deiionte femaies and weak persons are cer fain to find in these Hitters whut they haye so bong booked for. Yhey purify, strengthen ana invigorate. They create a healtly appetite. They are en antidote to & change cf water wed diet. They overcome effects of dissipation and late heurs. They strengthen the system and enliven the mind. They prevent missmatic and intermittent Severs. They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach. They eure Dyspepsia and Constipation. Whey cure Diarrhea, Chokra and Cholera Morbdus. ‘They cure Liver Comphiint and Nervous Headache. They are the best Bitters in the world. They waake the weak man strong, and areexhansted narure’s great restorer. | | ‘The following startling and emphatic siate- woents can be seen at our office: Better frum Rev. E. F. Crane, Chaplain of the LG7th Now Yori Regiment, Near Aguia Creek, March 4th, 1563. Owing to the great exposure and terrible de- composition after the battle of Antietam, 1 was utterly prostrated and very sick. My etomach wonld not retain medicine. An article called Piantation Bitters, prepared by Dr. Drake, o New York, was prescribed to give me strength and an appetite. To my great surprise, they gave me immediste reliet. Two bottles almost allowed me to join my regiment. * * * ¥ IT have since seen them used in many cases ae am free to say, for hospital or Private purposes, I know of nothing like them. Rev. E. F. CRane, Chaplain. Better from Rev. N. E. Gilds, St. Clairsville, Pa. Genilemen:—You were kind enough, on a former occasion to send mea half dozen bot- dee of Plantation Bitters for $3.50. My wife having cerived so much benefit from the use of ubese Bitters, I desire her te continue them snd you will please send us six bottles more foy the money enclosed. Tam, very truly, yours, E. Gitps, Pastor Ger. Ref. Chureh. Soldiers’ Hon Superintendent's Office, Vincinna Ciao, Jan. 15th, 1863. 5 I have given your Plantation Bitt ers, to hun dreds of our nople soldiers who stop here snore or less disabled from various causes, and the effect is marvelous and gratifying. Such 4 preparation as this is I heartily wish ap every fntmily, in every hospital, and at band ob every battle field. G. W. D. ANDREWS, Superintendent. Dr. W. A. Crips, Surgeon of the Tenth Vermont Regiment, writes:—“{ with every soldier had 4 botile of Plantation Bitters. They are the most effective, perfect and harm- Jess tonic J ever used.” Willard’s Hotel, Wosheigion, D. C., May 23d, 15963. Gentlemen :—We require another supply of your Pjantation Bitters, the popularity of which Gully increases with the guests of our house. Respectiully, &e. &e. SYKEs, CRADWICK & Co. ‘ ae. &c. Be sure that every bottle bears the tac-simile oT our signature on a steel plate label, with our prryate stamp over the cork. P. H. DRAKE & co., . 202 Broadway, New York. Sold by all respectable Druggists, Physicians, Grocer:, Hotels, Saloons, and country dealers. 23-eo1m press PILES SOLDIERS “AND SEAMEN, if you would obtain immediate relief from this distressing complaint, try » DB. WITFIELD’S VEGETABLE PILLS. This is a jong tried and throroughly tested reme- @y,end has never yet failed to cure. Do not suf- fer when there is a remedy within reach Bold by 8. C. FORD, 290 Pennsylvan: Washington, and by H. OOOK, Alexandria, Bent to any address by mail. Price 5) cents per box, ete sseesenen theese ng SoS S SSSSnE>=nsesSssesnovssen--eSg-nrgunoemndgonsnaneaguscessesrnttsecnsp es —rssserew ereceamennansersnaraoeuran? 4. YOUNG. Proprietor, sym % Sm No, 481 Broadway, N.Y. 7 JAMES ¥. HALIDAY 55 as REAL ESTATE BROKER, 515 ILEVESTH STREET, 4 doors south of Pennsylvania avenue. Be a Uni sed Lo’ ed Lots ts for sale. sale. Se 202m* OTICE TO WATER-T2 KERS, ats. = Beorenanli« Prion 3 Hi, 7 tily 1, 1863. w notified that esmencing Ss with ete a ol kaw ah the Cor ration in a friakeres Vibe reat for thirty days alte , ations todas ent ble, the Water Regist a? sali notify the Purvey: Siscontinge ther ,gane Fhe said: Purveyor shall cuttin; oaths ys r isamedistely mr OY allow, oY, ALL WATER-TAKBRS fii here thetr Water Rents for the year this date are now due and pays The following is tl water.” The law wild be enforced. i a mit yane’s Pete Gnon ),1 vol. de d@’Afremagne, 2 AtlemeniaTesnes: ( eae and Labitaky Wal- wes). lv. Parting « ots all modern Operas. siege SEPP WG. METZBROTT. S72, 7 SMITH 8,460 Beventh street, to wet eet ‘ing. aaaae DIGEST AND awed eee s= LAPOR | ve ocimoeee Pay Table. Compi by Major Bz: te TAYLOB, COTE nth st ot Piped see ; &400., ~ Eben + WASHINGTON. D. C.., : LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE XXII. AMUSEMENTS. GTON THEATER, auavanTn synasT. X NEAR PA. AVENU®. Aszent Cassidy. -Manager. THURSDAY, AUGUST «, 1663, THIS (SATURDAY, BNOON AND XIGH?, (2 ee ey 3G Beko ee eee iingdrama | OFFIGIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER marariegtan saree SHRPP A Dee same | HAVING THE LARGEST C1RCULATION. JACK SHEPPARD-a : Se Or, 7ES Yourrrut Bxciien s HICEWaTaCAN. | Rawat LADIES’ LIST. eget als ‘Cle en Eliza orbes ulton Devic < ws = pbc Serres Wid. ee i Anthony Mref Freeman Amy ee AshtonJosepbne¥reeman Lizzie Mi Afton Emin Freeman Blo.UibMu id JA » 3 RNIR AND | Albrecht Mixa Erankli Mery Morinnd Harri pale guste Anthon. Sire, Mintser Ame La BBL bas Wealthy TAI ee. Alien Mary MULLER ip nie Gee rand wor Violin Bolo. | Alien MrwAB Fr: LAsT NIGHT OF rhe HB BELL OF MADKID. Biake Ann Fleve ‘her Brily Murphy Burne Sarah J Fisher MreMV Po Micha. = On we eeey evening next iets de predncet, | Botis Lucy Fowler Mr« HrvyMorytiy Me with superb efiects. WBE ‘a hemorous {| BrooksEmm P ForbinanApoli fe Comb St serentional play cf the THREE PARE MEN. Ram Mary = Grant Mrry B-2 3: vos Brown Mattic Gray Bena M BarrMurgaretsEGray Cornelia Brooke Ann M’ Gray Mr: BduaM Me Brown Lizzie Mr-E Baghy Horace Bates Mre Dr Ba Bieod EB CANTERBURY HALL. MAMMOTH MATINEE ENTERTAINMENT, On TUESDAY APTERNOON, Ang. 11, Fou THe Benerit OF TEE Breiness MaNscER, ORTON H. Hees, Briggs Louisa Beli ye WW THE GREAT LANPRETTA TROUPE, ehey Julis LHiil rie Ftior of the Barlow PrisD Bi sr. Desig, | Baldwin Mattie H Fine j Bentty MrsSurm4 WasHino?on SEA RIBTIBE OOHPANY, Hee ee Robeetierragam My AQ ‘Gor veil Mrs Butler Sarah Heyes Martha iM CANTERBURY OOMPARY, Butcneitne Hustle: KateH O'Bren Meret And Mant cruRns mace bieiyy Voitnteered to | Retler Mie= — Jlolines Mre Ab Ohaxtend Nopn H Brbecek Mre S AHeart Mrs W bramler Helivn Biimuth Mag: Becket Brnema = HeileyCather Brewster Mis Harvey Soph Bory Mary Hevaian L brown Mics Rarnett Anns H Har Barner PP Bradiey Lydia - ney Mary Pough & Peere DM Pool Mrs Potts Mary A Pattersun iy! ee Poors open at mk; formance 7 ons pon a P ieloe per: mceies 3 OANTERBURY WALL, EOUISIANA AV., uzia Kxrrs Sraney, Ww, E. Sian......_. Manager and Proprietor THEY COOL SUMMER THEATER anD ‘ SPANDABD MUBIO HALL. THE GREAT ZANFRET1A TROUPE, pe Purmphr ey Sophia Putney UizebthPotter AP 36 Bichop Mrs _ Bail: Meer aroen Hawk ¥ The mest Talented Company of Hater Verann Rob: n Bi PANTOMIMISTS, DANOBRS. AOROBArE, ROPE ert Marit. Renner Mary B PERFORMERS, &c., &c. IN THE WGRLD, Husing M uKat In conjunction with the Barner ie Mrs D Holy Sirs GREAT CANTERBURY COMPANY, it Hunter lars 5 ENTIRB WITHOUT DIMINUTION, Piekely Bug Ee OMny Ce ones Barry Sarah} Hauxhugst Mret Stewart A IN 4 GRASD BeliRechelA Johu-on Mrs Stott Elizabeth DOUBLE. ENTERTAINMENT | BunksMreHy “ ElienT Ent EVERY RIGHT! Peete Marr Toe ew mHsiee ee wa For full particulars of this unoxampled bide pices Eliza Stone Baltic amusement enterprise see Dill of to-day. ampbell Mes Minn 44 she iat ie —— J ey hi REGULER FAMILY MATINEE—#ATURDAY Chase osephinesohuvon MEE Shere Atesdue, AFTERNOON. sAmelin Jubnson Mary L Swigh Mandor re Jackson Marzi Sherman Emina Cathrinedsckson Maria Sutton Kate E » Sin psenMreThP ie Savant Mery A Admission twenty five and fifty cents, Doors cues at o’elock; performanee at 83; o'clock. au Conner MreJ oho Kim Curry Mrs 0 K Casey Ann Connell Mary Chandier Mrad P Ke Steacina: an Coe Adelia Kitler Ke Shelden ual ira Collinge Martha Krontinger Mrs Su Cooper Mrsdohn AW. Be Coftin ‘Sarah H King Parah Fh VARIETIES! VARIETIES! Fronting Penzsylvanis avenue and Ninth st, THE COOL SUMMBR RESORT. GREAT DOUBLE COMPANY! Chanh r+ MrsRRirucy Lydia 0) Smit MISS JULIA BARTON, | e3 SUTHERLAND Salts Xr and aaa 4 ar . | fund 100 cs f MOREST, the Daring Gymnast. Tene Eliza Lee Mise Aslan Hattiv JIM BUDWORPH, the Great Ethiopian, OIRCLE OF BEAUTY and THE MAMMOTH COMPANY, Dinicks Nellie Lapp rs N The Comic Pantomime ef Bosley Mars Hae atk JOCKG, THE BRAZILIAN APE. DouglassJen- Lorick Julia M nette L Libby Susan M WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON— LADIES’ MATINER. J USICAL fg ba Eh HY BYENING AT NEW YORE SoMa ER GARDEN, 360 eenaee Between 434 Aa 6th str C.H. LIST. Proprietor. Davenport Miss Kes toreh Fanny Belle socher Lizzie Durkin Marin Decker Mary Darix Elen R Lede Denisun MreW C Ly« Doremer ROB Lat Davis Mary BM Dunean Fannie Bille Paw-on 8u-an Dudgeon Miss Moon ‘Mars Duvall Roxe Mo May Emma ore Ce yorgin Murson Susie EB Emery Annie | Marquitte Mrs ElliottHsunahM (a Elliott Julis R AM Kichie Jobanna Ma yal Mra M y y French Rosen A | Martain Mrs Ford Auguntine Mason Rachel MISCRLLANBOTS ise Eva F.; Mrs, K.H.; Mrs. C. JS deal ees GENTLEMEN’S LIST aye 2 GRAVEL ROOFS! GRAVEL ROOFS! THE WILSON MANUPACTURING CO.,, (Sneeessors to J, F. WALKER & S0N,) WASHING?PON, D.C., AND PHILADELPBIA, PA, MANUFACTURERS OF LAMP BLACK, ROOFING MATERIALS, AND WILSON'S IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER PROOF FELT, CEMENT, Wheel, AiveodCaptA T And Avery Buel Albri AdninsCaptCA-2 Alle Amasted Chas Ackmann © N Austin Seth Allen T G N AND) AT EL Anthonv€tGT-2 Anvell OW ! ROOFTFs. | Aldrick Hemry-2 Arles ie RS yt raat veLt AW Beraner Geo ~ a v Abra Bolten Geo Badges OFFICE—Lonisiana av nue, next door to the Borie nAlfred Be Kenn Jos B Bank of Washington, F Broue| Her Gio Bates Jno EB WOEBKS—Foot of Twenty-second street west, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Washington, and Thi tieth and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia. H.C, WILSON, President. T. P. WILSON, Jr., Secretary. | F-2 Balmain Ww ent Ini H Oot Babe penne ue mer Carl Babcoce Levi meh | Ret Ohas B vilundet Bursley 1. N. B.-FBLT AND CEMENT FOR BALE. IN | Bra‘tford Chas C be mett HB Blox Tenis large and small quantities, Blocher Sergt @ Blood Capt H 2 Burne M i, lake y 2 Bro p ra Allorders througa Post Office Box 534 puno- | Hak Be Be Cre ere ri ERronne vines tually attended to, } Bod DT Benson dW Repairs to old Roofs made promptly. All work i BR " ~ nm Capt DE Paco M Burt Mark \ia cle eee Par menettdos Heute. N It 1a Busy Tsase or Nat SECRET DISEASES! 1 pean Dp Bucy Tease Moyer Nattinn ARspioat Cons Guanssteen } pth D Benedick das T Brady Perry BY { Barrst Wd Barrit Rich DR. HENRY COOK. P ey para fuels Orrick—No. 463 Twairrn Sire, rnlec 4 a sa Benen G and H Strecis, | peeaee Es Rat oe tai oe H Wasnimctoy, D.C. stuart Bosiwick Jno 3d Rrown > T Barrett J P&Co Beall Lt Co Brundsge ER Blauveltdno HW Brown Sat R Ba: tes Bennett Jas P Baldwin 84 Beale Master EF Barber dno A Bray SN Dr. COOK guarantees in the foliowing diseases a } speedy and radical eure: SBORET DISEASES, of both sexes. ao formidable in their conseo”, Beli Capt Fravk Bronkar Jerome brown § A if neglected or entrusted to the treatwent otent Bogue tS Rirchard JT Bai skillful snd unexperios ced physiciaxs, ‘are oured by Bolduc ean ir Bonbtundne © Bre Dr. Cook after a new method, and >”, o9¢ who areao PW Baxter Dr J unfortunate as to be alli should call upon the practice of many years. do~ Busher J W Rutler Ja q Baile y iia c et With auch disenecs aout delay A ich be has cured Brady Fur Bliss Capt FF number) cane: cl Frank 5-2 Brewer Jd C 4 physicians of hig guia hed Toted the ‘skill of | Brown Freak @ Renactiane Butler Thos saying that Roar rach disease, which is at all | Hishop@ S$" Burton JW Maxi curable, can be «. } ‘ishop Geo urns das is ee | Bennett LUG A Bust jas Batneis Thee 6 | Beanmount Geo Bell John con Cap Per pg aele with “he diseases sen ecaliar to their sex, | oyde Thos J. Babbitt Cpt WS Kone ne ana aay result 4 msly to their health) pownay Thos Bolza Beane’? Win T 5 4 lon. if medical ans: Coe u odd csiled | fowinan Win Bruner Wm A HradfordColWR ys 0. should be very carefal im ehoosng @ | brainerd Witisktrandt Win” IegnettLtCor toe “sap, and if they would call upon Dr. Cook | pit li ght wk yy have reason in future days when in the jews the hour would © joyment of restored Hee to bl Reataenteptw HBarton Wm one they heeded this advices. ie those gatering ae DY tintrenmna Clifford AH Crist L oh ty exual or; LZ ill be cur per ¥ aod radi- re er AA v1 By De, BOOK it they apply fo hia ether ta cated? rt Carver Le ohh na: randelllAColl. Sta or r by letter, The ™ ates all medicines himself, and Crump Lewis 4 free from mereury. J¥2 tm* Senne! Clark NB Cavenage J warrants te them to a oan ty . FRIESE MAR. ¢ oats HE Royal Pazent per H Pitta Oy the Seals af sha Beal de Paormai at Carner Henry Cutt Sons pentth ime Eo t anne Casey Jax“. Conney er H Crowfoot Jas Clark dJox Mineh Robt efectual ranety TOE RELATION, SPEB- > Corpitdns ERT. HatoRRiaa AND a eae OF THB rlainCC Corpit dns vane favre Itabs Cooper cH TRIESEMAR No. ese C ‘bapwan ch Gonna and entirely eradicates all tr: those disordera ise which Copaiva and a Ounebs be ek anaes merally been thought an antido’ foe oath ofa Yast portidn of the Ceaatea Ae vilds oo in the great and ered or tae civilised word c ‘hittenden ; = Mae 8 Coss Cham i forall faspurities of the aya item, rey A Chae Cosgroyv c Tes ins J symptoms, obvisting the wicneanel: use of Mor oars, $8 vel rells as other deleterions Di he Sars remove mt: or soramel pans of all epee aa} | Bi void 3 a fine rm of a on the pilet table without their tune Being I t Ae Chetinan a -y Dan Campbell Jas ford i TDC Caniphel dno Connell Jerry Gourley ane 6c Col Collins Lt cls Colling WA Pol a Atl caued. taumanarees art Gtteren WM Bestin W b arti Dallorsand, Bosses. Citash FK Wolle vi HA. BARROW, | Cook Gay b Cox Waiter 8 “ Bi ra from MacDouga! | (ox & Coy Cobb Was mediately Qn receipt of a ‘| Ontherberry W om D "Eriesemar to an; packed, an: ‘addresses a Albert math Henry G2 -DeLw eee write (-2 Dayidson Devi DARNOW. t pila, Doffins Jno beantifally silurtrated modicn) ven, Dawson J B ‘hook eax Dingley Jas vd cial antbority trom B.C. Dancer Jox, Durked Or ty trom Biden Dougherts Jno Dick Saul } 8 9 Bites Ra pee ‘LIN| F Ae SUMMER K_ OF ion Rev ay Sam Dickson @ a Jno Dill Sewsye co, ae ii atteet pee: ¥ ag Dowrs Dayid eveli Dr Jue Donncll samt R . WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, ing 1 | . ‘i i ci M M oF ii M M k Ds s n Morong D Merrill Maj x tar. ATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1863. “4 , , iM THE WEEKLY STAR. p S28 bike org This excelient Family and News Jourea containing a gteater variety of interecsiurg Reading than can be found in any other, Published on Friday morning. TsRx*—Cesh, snrcriably in adrance. Single 1 4 nie pha per apnum, % ‘Ten copies. og Twenty-fiy Ft invariably contains ihe Washington News” ibat has made The Daily Beeming Sav circniate 60 generally throughout the country S77 Single copies (in wrappers) can be pr N2. 3,259 cured at the counter, immediately after the iseue of the paper. Priceo—Turaxz Cunts. Dodge FG : | Davidson Jas Irson Stepten | DD Duanvanidacud Dawson Seutt DeMterstie yi DA hich Dads Ties Delany Eaw Dick Doueley Thos Dovgias Edw B ed ‘Mai “Tou M_ buil Thor Daniele E Tey Ins F Pywon Thos 7 PavisCol Ed Dunks duo Devore Thos DB DrskeFronk = Dant Jox M Duty Thos De a Derrow LB Donnenbers W Dawney onsihen Wu ME 4 Denean Surg B B.xerton at Tornron AP stiotdonsthan ertCapt LS Sigar dSiariin Etler A Vielen \H Tletwoed 4 T Freeburg B Prei cet Fo 2 Cd puller David pw Bike Fink Fro€ Fox Fa F Pracher Geo Ro Fox Jno a FieldG Frads dno M ! 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McOnaban Pat { eha fier eton attice Peter a aS ys C 2 Meecianenl MeCaules Pati i cllen RE Miller Jno Matthews l F Murat Conga McGinley Cor Moore It Goi § Moreh 8 Wi Maddox Jno L i Kottincer LOS Murphy Isene Manus Too M Marina Ino » Bew Morse EO Medic Cast Marsh Frau Mecha?’ Me! ush Tineh > Jos omery EB jer Miller Geo Now Gee T Aney Ge Wri da MeCarthy Jas race Ww Ms 3 McGrati Jno M rh eeu lonree Mai Wa Melyille Geo H Deaere NCEE o Morris WR Wi Steps en Nacris it 2 is W MajJE+ LiURdmd Naylor v Norton @HE2 . Nassie due a Win Noble Adi it Win N Osiev AW; 0'Conn Olds 1.Ouitie Oppermans C Oy ster? Obree ° Owens Frauci « OCo pone aes 4 Orth Geo W erstack Jn N r Aothoudrdee NH Quin See scan OHere Hug “Ganvnd Julien, Oeuiun Wen Le i wale Goods in every raviety of quality and Tee 628 Fy eae OA TLOR & CO; PoweslAbrabem Parke Ditee TELEGRAPHIC EWS. pins A. ra ree Biastor Beet rover a) "rather i I 0 ProperChae W Polkety Jun EB Pewrssn Si, _[ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.) Bae Y hake Renney Jas zs atone A a Powstidoe ewe thos FROM FORTRESS MONROE. ee eed 4 Forrkrse Mongor, Augus: 6 The nee Edwin Lewis, trom Washington, D.C, bound tor }illton Head, arrived’ b ‘eat tes pe ibis morning. ‘The steamer City of Alban: it to- Pouth Carolina. ieee ‘The seamer Maple Leat, Captain Dale. a¥e } ae at J2m., forty-eight hours from see ue rier, atk rB } RE Printer Maj W-4 i 5 We leary that every effort is being made “go Trest the guerriliss who burned the hgi houre at Smith's Isjand, Eastern shore of Vir- gisua. The sunboat Ariel, from Charleston on she 4th, rriived this evening. Sheis bound to New York with :be mails. The steamer Freeborn, formerly trom New York, apd owned by Captain Sguirex. of ¢ city, has been purchased by the Navy Depar’- ment for 2 gunboat, and Lieutenant | Lampoon is appointed to take command of her. She is going in pursuit of the revel blockade runners. FROM CHARLESTON. By the steamslup &. R. Paulding, from Storo Inlet cn the 4th, we Jearn that on Sat urday RnR Reirert Abi — Badies Geo W Rey dno R King a Andre weRemea, GooW 2Kise L Ra K: a1 Roar ee aha k, ree be ntineber Geo Rider J 1, 3 oacll RovaiD edcr Sara) Rene r& Schmit 2a a Regelitle Thon d jaras Dr lerty Om Bees Jobn inson Thos pesev TS nos Sino k Hae Wie kava Riterns 3 Robt.n> W morning & column of rebel infantry made a Boe uby Cals F P Ring W ne R sortie on one the batteries in course oferection, eT Ross Willie but was repulsed with considerable joss. Gur cere Jas Rhecns W J | troops are in the best of spirits, aud quite sai- Handie Geo guipe of success. * The greatest harmony exssts ee coarnn a) GI between the army and navy, and Admiral mathe a Agia ge fon Las Dabigren nobly seco ds every plan of Genera} Gilmore. Henvy »forcements are pouring into Gen. Gilmore, and the reduction of Fores Wagner aud Sumter is now merely & master oF Sieyth Dri HG Sisuton HL in Anthony cA Shavfler time. On Saturday the gunboat Ottawa was Sousa ehuteut jo Stanton H j the only vessel engaged in shelling the batterns, 6h A Sine Se Hys , | buton Sunday the fleet participated. BAM Sa IE LEE es = The weather at Folly Island is anything but Bernhard Snath i yihing W unbearable. During the day a Steady heat pre- ben & a vails, but at night « balmy breeze replaces the borning stn, which is very refreshing to mo hard working troops. ¥ iva On Saturday nig! tablockaderi nner tried to Tun out of Charleston, but was detected, The steam frigate New Ironsides opened her Pob- Eherm anc ol-2 Smith Cha: KR Snuer CH Sebomaker dno $ pmith CBanneey Spade dno Sehinielt MC Stephene Chask nicer ider Nathan Su Wknes CHR Stouxihtondnok Switt © E derons batteries on the blockade runner, and has schiliinge: succeeded in sinking her in very short order. i © Biaple 1t is supposed that all the crew ef ihe vebek Capt Rehertzer dno. vessel perished, and # \aluable load of cotton was destroyed. FROM NEW. ORLEANS. An Important Expedition Org: “i ae Vicksburg—Deatb ef the United Gentes Consul at Vera Cruz. ee Yor, Aug’ ‘The steamer George Washington, from New Orleans on the first instant, bas arrived at this Port. She passed on the 4th instant the steam-sioep ty R Biiivien CCA Shaw Che- P oe Javen at 1 mith Samal Bturvevaut Asst urn 3B Straus Sol Swetland SH&Co RcheambersSamt Sharreits Sam! Eeybott Ira well Sox H field Jas ens Jno T siete. Sam) Richmond, bound north. Sturgin TS Among nee ccpaeee ngers was Brigadier Ger’! Dwight. yor Stith, of New Orlears, bad Srived Tasers. being relensad from Vort Pickens. Also, Ex-Senator Leefe. They head j been at Fort Pickens ever since last Sept-mater. ni The Tennessee dagship frigate had arrived a> ; New Orleans, with Jarge numbers of invalids | from the rebel garrison at V: icksburg, a3 had | alo some fitty Tegistered enemies trom S: aa Her destination is Mobile. The new monitor Neosho was ai Vicksburg. | The Osage is soon expected. The Choctaw and Pitts <burg are blockading tbe river. An important military and nayal expedica ison foot at Vicksburg, under Gen. Grant. Some dozen skeleton negro regiments are or- ganizing at Vicksburg. Vera Cruz advices of the 16th ef July repers thy death of the American consul on the ['kh. No American or English vy. S of War were on the coast; the French vesse i Smith see Ses BD sioithJ Ss SMuyth Hon FP fmith Lt Jes W Stewart Brank Smith JnaG SpencerGeo W Sith WP Stratford @ro SuithJnoH Sripson Win & Stonfer Geo Wo Shouls Jon Rtodiard Capt W Spore Galen Smith J Gilbert SmithProf WinD | Tan Joseph M i saint L | iehnet | | _Trleoit Orlando = Tippen Col AH mete Frank 8 Telpot 4 + Ge Traver if Prank aes vison & Ten- Taylor T. 0 eslor das W Wabor Wilse 0 n zing every Tavier Lt BH Thornton dno H Thowpeon WH | ting, Enghsh or American. Hi s Edw L Talbert Je On the sth a French side- wheel steamer ar- j Thorne Mai WH | Txyhor Dr Wm j Tived at Vera Cruz with an English topsau schooner in tow, which: was captured in we Rio Grande with a cargo of arn valued 4 Oxnpt FH Trawin Goitos ey CaptFC-2Tanner Capt J B U-V Vinsen C Virgsson Geo C Vandiver J W | $300,000, intended for the Texas though v rae Bu te oy A Rees Roe ve ph a By c the schoon er cleared from Liverpool tor Ma -- Vauulemans | Oirieh Louse amoras. Her officers report five more losaing * Vellits Jere j tor Matamora Vou Kamaker T Maine Democratic State Convent PORTLAND, August 6, ve Convention met to-day. Resolutions were adopted inviting all men who are in favor of the termination of the calamitiss which now White James Wyman L M-2 W h bith G foodward DrGFWrrner Cap Henry Wilson Lean: depress this unhappy land to nnite witht hitaker Barry Wi My party: declaring that the Union canuot be pre- I served without concession; denouncing the aa- ministration, whose course has been detrv + Whine | tive tothe Union and the government: Ssanri- misuse Woot T j ‘me that the war cannot be carried for the abo rthd L Wattman Nath) lition of slavery; that if the rebel States should Nath & show a disposition to return, th would be wilcomed with all their dign: equality and rights unimpaired; denouncing the system of arbitrary arrests; stirmatizing the con. stand opp: ive, but counseling of © it unul its constitutionality i= sete, an Wilson Walte WaenerChristn Wh doln ih West Ru lon Revd od KR Thanksgi CINCINNATI, Angust 7. ip ats day was erally observed by a near of business, aud worship in the churches Boston, August 7.—All places ot business were closed here yesterday. und the nationaa thanksgiving generally observed. It was one of the hottest days of the season. Woe WilliamsDavidi Weller White De Gd Wrisht Weelfert Diedrh We Ww J fJohn B 5 xv Wo Wallac e Wie k 4 s* Nati v i ED Wareh JohuS Wilson W Harris sR eaeR el ea nenns oer onan: pt Rd Webbdo- Warren Winters Win V CHICAGO, August 6.—The Teachers’ Nations} Frank Wright dacobM Wilson Wm Convention mel in this city to-day, The #- : ied Watts John Q | Waters Dr WinN | tendance trom the different parts of the co! Will nnn Frank Ay sHoudnoS Well wil Was large, 1,500 teachers being preseni, three- ' Ww rontiean Washington fourths of whom are f males, | includingalirge obn Wat (col) number from New England. Yarnell M Laue Orlot! X HES MI Zyla Anthony P L. seus es Armor s & Merchants’ Bank; igene YLES. ee BOWEN GENERAL Mvrape’s Orinions.—We find the folowing in the niladeipbia Nerth Armeri- can: “The Boston Pilot asserts iat commander of the Army of the Post DRY GOODS, &e. Roman Catholic, and many of the Re journals assert that he isa democrat. Wepre- NEW DRY GOO sume that in either cafe it ould not make any 100 PIECES White, Pike TBtue, and Greep j Cillerence in the value of his services. Itrs | Mosquito Netting, as well, however. that thetruth should ba Bleached and Brown Gottons sheeting Table zines “Orash, Diapers, Honery aioy Swise Elgings, and Ensertions, alencies and English Thread Edgings, known. General Meade is « Philadelphiac. His family resides here. Heis a member the Protesiant Episcopal Cburch, and his Jam ily holds 2 pew, where it has Jong been e rej ular attencance, in St. Mark’s Church. ral Meade’s relations in life, as regard have ever been whig. Hi family were whigs, and though opposed to the anti-slavery agitation before the war broke ont, the generst has since become an carnest supporter of ibe war policy of the national administration, hue BKurnside, Grant, Rosecrans and other co yor bath Lt A large ore of Pusher and French uace Sha: cine. areas eos Valencia Collars ene Seta, mre ce Vols, Bal oe. Nalenc‘as and Embroidered Bdiv'ts, Infan’ peed and Wais! valves. fey es, all widthe,” a test styles : Head Dreskes yeney Goode, agSeveralingenious men in Andrtossoggin teel, Jet and Tortoise Bhell B per Drom, county, Maine, have invented an improveme: a eter tae valeat ‘A eallisso- | for coupling cars, by which cars conple ten licited. ‘WM. WEINBERG, selves without danger to life or limb of any ¥ 18 Market Space: Pean, avenue, person. The improvement has been adopted je2 between 8th and Sth streets. at Lewiston, and the Journal of that city com- (Gun REDUCED. mcuds it as really valuable. ce 4, Mosambique Shawis, a@-Crampton. the English Minister wuo was e Mantles, Points, rom Washington for violating tige en} Hea Ficolominis in great varioty acd re- ie rb was knighted, and with hi- Ancona roe: M. TAYLOR & co, | induced s young and beatifnl womaa tor = — come Lady Crampton. She now appe suit for divorce on the ground of incomy ee The Emperor of China, wishing to show some distinction to the foreigucrs who helped W; ty dail resaiviai @a8 | bim in his hour of need against his rebel sub- EES of eatirely New H jects, has had some gold and silver medsts e tir New Patterns an: FIXTURER ot i ps on ara maretoters struck, not unlike the Crimean and Italian examine | Medals. an offered in ‘We invite ci! to eatland S eaa stock TORRE, freiin, a2 The wounded rioters, it is said, Z ponfdent “erat stock ‘3 terribly in New York. Large unmbers susie Wi in secret. fearing to make it known ae te v re willbe sigan nrried sve pateeer, | whe veneers out move with buetitlesympsity oe : who venture out mee t peed rks © et Leeper ats or aid from the citizens. ee A Se he provisions of the scription . Acs pines anaiied m terms of perfect equality with volunteers, giving them the same Gov- ernment bount the same title to pensions, the smue pay. the same every thing. wo «Pretty waiter girls” thrive, and their victims grieve, in the Broadway concert sa- joons, notwithstanding the stringent statates in such cases made and provided. s@-The Emperor of Russia has ordered the Bank of Russia to again diminish the price of gold, so that at the end of the year it sbali ba at par. sa James G. Blaine, ediior of the Kennebec Journal, and member of Congress elect trom + the third distriet of Maine, has been drafted. &7 Thirteen of the prin copperhea4s of Wapella and Mahaska county, Iowa, have berm ffiny arrested for disloyal practices. r a7 A.T. Stewart, of New York, has given J %, Gas FITTING, &e. “GAS FIXTURES. 1 | j | TOrICE. For sale five hutdred sets of one, N two and four horse secont-hand Harness, bree hundred good citizens’ nod McCletlan see? ond-hand Baddies. Apply at No. 373 Penn. ave, between <3; and 6th atreet, Harnese and Saddle One <o errand Boy. . 8. . JOHNSTON. i DA TLY sa ate caret On and after day, 1 th July, te * Monday +r TrAN: 65 Klar c and WILSON SMALL. C LiuiGnt, will leave Arch street wh: rt, Philadelphi: AILY. Ha m.. for : turni ant Gaily at— wn compaction at Chester with PBaltinore trata trom Philadelphia, inc Pt ee luding carriage hire, au4-im £500 for the relief of the families of policemen injured or killed in the late rict.