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By GEORGE BERGNER..
Wee Third Street, near Walnut..
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men and families,. in• city and country, placing
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Piiithintau*
THE UNITED. STATES HOTEL.
PA.
cgyp,ja . & HUTCHISON, Proprietoys
'IlITISwell
, known Hotel is now in a condi
tion to accommodate the traveling'public,
effort:jug the most ample conveniencesTablce.for
th e t u i . .isient'.gnest and the pernianent'Aarder.
, TEE :TNITED STATES HOTII6-':--iiis been
entirely ret:tted throughout, and now has ac
nsminedatien:l equal- in extent, comfort and
luxury - to any c:otel. between Philadelphia and
Pittsburg. i ts i o scuition is thetest bithe State
Nitta', being in a.‘o3', - nemies to all-the railroad
depots, and in close croximitylo all
lithe
dik es an d b us i ness 1 0 6 1 -litiee of the ty. It has
now allAe.cenveniencob' of .
_A P',l 4,82 cLA,SBLECOTE4,
and the .PioPrietors are dOtermined to, spare
neither expense, time or later to ensure the
comfort of the guests. The l otronage-of the
traveling public iirespecthilly so Itoit*l.
• - - 2 jell-dtf
ttiCivrtsil !
20; .1438.—Compowd; of the
000 followingb , qt
000 ren re
oeived
,
liawsomee,-celeinwied.
Raw JERSEY; selected:
EVAIIB AND auperior.
31.19smaza's EXCELSIOR, canvassed.
:111u:s .iireErdaxoa,..not.,,,2 . mgavastki.
. 2
cattv" kid ! • 4
Iltbe Crrr, not canvassed.
.PLApi HAM, dric4 Prim- ,
Arend' 24.1%; very fi ne. , '
Each ha m sold will be guaranteed as repre
sented. • & CO.
(10AL OIL, a further reduction in Coal Oil,
V superior article ofmoniexplosivo Coal 011,
for siii&verir Wyk, 'l)y : !.
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Col'. Front and Market Sta.
mill
FISH—We are now offering very low, a lot
of - *twice „.11ackerel;: in. barrels, ' lalires,
quarters and kite.
.NICHOLS.& BOWMAN,
e 8 Onr. Wont Pred.tvicirkettiitieta:
SALT, As hton and;
,cll:lTyi in
large in. small quinititiee, by
NICHOLS , & BOWMAN,' -
al Mr. Wiwi+. '9to lifaticet stir*
BROWN &rim
and
• e '• .SCOTCH . ALE
of the best brands, always. owboxid andforo,e
by [apl4] wg-.,wp4 t . Ja.; CO,;:-;
EICIE ,r4 Oll HAW E Caevassed, in large or
small quantities very, low, for Bale by
2110110L6 & WYMAN;
(Jar. 'Frani , and Market. ata,,
1123
TABLED BEEF AND BOLOGNA; a very &Woe
Jl.l lot, jfistorecsived and for sale by
nir 39 - WM. DOCK JR.., & CO.
ALL PAPER, BORDERS, aca , &Lc., at las
• 7 31r 1 3 ' 13124,1 . 's BOOKSTORE, ,-
left ' 1.8 Market ettaet.
MOWN STOUT AND SCOTCH ALE, in
11 1 k betties, juin received and foreale by
nirBol . WK. DOOR.
COP'lrl FR AND StiKARB of all gradecan: ,
at-reasonable prices for sale - br,;,7,77 --
WM. DOOR ..IW4‘..gt/
riEEireEL'llliOibp* and oilier. prima dairy
.
N.l obsess, forOale by '. - '1'!! - r
-I' tE
- NICHOLS & 80WMAN,;• 34 .,1i,
jet •._.. _Cor. Front and Market-- - -
Illienand =GUSH PLACKING,S
ryi
lanted not only iS , iitatsiloe pollah of but
to Feeerve,ttei kshpatae, got* sale by •
X 4 3. W . l;ta, & Od:
DR. JOHNSON
miA.Lewinticort.m
LOCK HOSPITAL
IJAB
effectual remediesin moattheeerworlhßfor Y and
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
BAL/T3 L 9 MX TO TWELVE muss
NO EIZE,CURY OR NOXIOUS DRUGS.
Ours Warranted, or Yo Oheerge, in from One to
Two Dap. - -
Weakness of the Back, Affections of 'the
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary dis
charges, Impotency, General Debility, Ner
vorumees,, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits,
Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation of the
Piart, Timidity, Tremblingv, Dimness of Sight
or Giddiness, Disease of the Head, l'hroat,
Ni se or Skin. Affections of the Liver, Lungs,
Stcmach or Bowels—those terrible disorders
arising from the Solitary Habits of Youth.=,
those secret and solitary practices more fatal to
their victims than the song of Byrum to the
Mariners of Ulysses, blighting• their- 'most-bril
liant hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage;
aro.`, bnpiataible;
YOUNG MKS'
Especially, who have become the victims of
Solitary Vice, that dr4dful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an untimely
grave thousands of Young lien of the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening Sen
ates with the thunders of eloquence or waked
to ecstasy tile' living lyre; may call with "fall '
ambience.
; i y,
R-. 4
.s' 4=l
—VI
Xril
l'. s'
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplat:
keg marriage, being aware 'of physical Wea r ,
nese - organic debility, de formities, &c., spedily .
Quad:._
xra
p% •
He who plume himself under the care of Dr.'
J. may religionalrconSde in hiahonor 8135 gan
hleman, and confidently, rely, upon his skill aft a
Physician,
oßaouti N,ni.uiwnss
Immediately Cured, and foil vigor restored.
This distressing affection—which renders life
miserable and marriageimpossible—is the, pen
attY Sid* thaiictinarOtitnpioper indulkence.
Young persons are too apt to commit emcees
froth not 'being aware dreadial
quences that may ensue. NoW, Who that'un
derstands the subject will pretend to deny that
the power'of procreation is lost sooner by those
falling into improper habits , than by the pru
dent. Besides being deprived the pleasures pf
healthy offspring, the . most serious and doable .:
tive symptoms to both body and mind . air
The system becomesderanged, the phySioal and
mental functions weakened, loss of procreative
power, names irritability, dyspepaist,,piliita
tion •of the heart, indigestion, constitutional
debilitY-P wasting of -the framei.conghocon
sumption;,,dimay and death.
Orme, No. 7 Boma Ihtithianth tYTRAIST,
(' I
Left hand side going froth ,l3altimore, street, a
few from the corner. 'Pea nptl6` oltoirve
nein° and number.; • •
• Lettere must be ' paid and contains stanik'
The DoCtor's 'Diplomas bank in his.office. '
• ' ;DP: J,ORINEON;
'emhei - of - the BoYal,CollekO`Of - Surk‘mus, Len -
don; kradithte from one of the most. eminent_
;colleges In the Vidted, Statety and the . kreater
part of whose life . haibeen Spent in the.ho4-
:tale of London; Paris, Philadelphia: ,and
where,has effected some of the most astonishing
cures that' were ever „knoirn3 ,troubled
with ringing in the head and ears when aeleep,
great nervousness: 7 being alarmed at , sudden
`sounds; ' bashfulness, with frequent blushing,
attended sometimes with derangement of mind
were cured , immediately,. ....
01 ..
. 1 .4-
-sir
xr G.
ab .
TAKE PARTICIMAR TOL
These. are some ' - cif the sad inAlancholy
effects Produced by 'early . habits i of, youth, yin:
Weakness of tauji' back - hilt4so Pakus; in, the .
head,,dinniess of sight, loss of Muscular power,
palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, wilful:lk
irritability, symptoms of consumption, ,&c..
MBETAIWZ.—The fearful effects , on theanind
are much to be dreaded—loss of - memory, con=
fusion of .ideas, depression of spirits, 'evil
bodings, aversion to society r self distrait, loie
of solitude, timidity, &c., are some evil's
produced. t
YOUNG MEN
Who have injured themselves by a dartain
practice indulged in• when= alone, a hablt•fre
quently learned- from evil • companlonSi' or at
school, the effects of which , are • nightly felt,
even. when-. asleep, and If. sot blued ; rehdeia l
Marriage:lmpossible, and . destrorPtioth-labid;
and body, should apply immediatiffyl
What a pity _that's .yOung man, the hdpe
his country, %the darling otitis parimats, should
be snatched from all prospects andietiloydientsi
'of life,:hy the consequence •of deviating trout
the path of nature and indulging in a sittain
secret habit: Such papa= MIST, before toniOni-
iefiect that a sound - mind and 'body eire'ike
Most necessary requisites to;pfotabte connubial,
happiness. Indeed, without tbeiee;)tifeliberiney
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage ':
prospect hi:surly darkens tolhetriew • -*Lamina
becomes shadowed with despair and-filled With
the melancholysrallection that thebappinesif of
aka:Ahem becomes blighted' with' oaf 'osirb:;i•
: Ofili:PßUDltitOk '
Wheri the misguided and &SSA' votary '
Of pleasure finds he has irribibed' the . seeds :of
this painful disease,' it too'often ' happens, that*
illtlmed reuse of 'shame or the dread of die-'
brivrity deters bird from applying to tlioisiirhd,
from edtreatiOri:' and respectsWity, ceikalone
befriend He fails into the ha nds of tgiid=,
rant and designing , retendert,E . Whb, `incapable :
of 'miring, filch 'his pecuniary substature, p'
him triflin _ month after month, .' a , long ' as
the smallest fee can'be obtained, and in desisair
leave him with ruined' health to sigie over his
disappointment, or, by the' use of the,
deadly , poison; • ' Mercury , , hasten the' rxinstitsi'
14onalsymptoms of this terrible ilrieriik such
elections of the Head, Thrdat, Node,
•rogressiog
with frightful' rapidity` till ;death
*Atli
puts a period to his dreadfdsollerpge igend-
Mg him to , that undiscovered country' from
hence no tri;rellisr returns.
, .
INDOBSEthfINT . OP -THE pmws
The sassy tbausands aired at thiainstitntion
year after .yisai; awl% the numerous linpOrtant,
surgical operation performed bbyy Dr. SolinSois.
Vtaesse4 by the sepbrters of the las, VA,
alidanany.other . pspersokabsta of *bleb' ve
• again attdAgabrbefeWthe :pitbll44be:
..,blaistiadingasivgisateicaui eliaractet
br a !sufficient guaraiitee to,
, a a gli c t,e&L, - .4
EIur4I I3II OOEvitTAFDP7,-. gEr I 9IID.
10 .4 ri ds itoMi
ilttbicaL
K&BBIAGE
HARRISBURG, PA., FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14 1863
fflisallantons.
TO ALL WHO MAY BE DRAFTED
WAR DEPARTMENT,
PRovosr MARSHAL GENERAL'S OFFICE;
Washington, D. C., Ailf 10, 1863.
CIRCULAR, t
No 43 r
THE following extracts from laws of the
United States, now in force, are publishedfdr
the information and guidance of all concerned:
Section 12, of the Enrolment act, after di
recting bow the draft shall beconducted, says:
"And the - person-so-drawn shill be notified of
the same within!fin days thereafter, by a writ
ten or printed notice, to be salted personally,
or by , leaving a Copy at the lairt place of resi
dence, requiring him to appear at a designated
place of rendezvous to report for duty.""
Section 18, of the Enrelment act; contains
the following: "And' , y Vinton faiiing. to re
porkatterlitre'4erg . , r Wink, as perern - pre-
Ecalr, Spirt t !In . . . 4; subgtitiltec:or
pixy hi
( 1 .1 e
the re uliiiii in Thereforluffiiill be
deemed`A DESERT it, and shall be arrested by the
Provost liarshai, 7 and sent, to the nearest mill=
tart' post for Tria l: court-martial, unless, upon
proper showing thit'lie is not liable to do mili
tary duty, thetfloard• Of Eurrilmentsliall` relieve
him frem the draft:" ' : • ,
The 20th Article of War contains the follow
ing : ; '-tAll officers and soldiers a • con
,victed of having"deserted, shall seer Dana, or
sucttotherintnishnient as by sentence of court
martial- sheathe 4dflicted.". •' - .
JAMES . B: FRY,
Provost Marshal General
- PIIOV6ST MAHE:II,I'IB 01110 X, 14TH D/STRICI',
Bari iaburg, Pa., July 18th, 1868
rrigOSE WHO' BE DEAF fED, and the ,
.1 public generally , are directed to study the
above order, and, be guided and governed by 1.4,
as Sao. 111 of tlai:lbilioamasa Aor will, be rigid
enforcedin tbellth District of 'Peribsylvii
nis. JOHN KAT CLEMPIT,
Captiin aria-Proioat' Mikislial,
yl3d3tawtf] ' 14t1CDIstrict Pennsylvania.
P 13,00 1 ,11; EATIOIC •
17[THERkilii; the Honorable jOlflC tr.
Psassom, President Of ttus Cori 'of Common
Pleas irr the 'Twelfth Judi:lel District, consisting, of the
counties ct.tebation. and Dauphin, and tho lion. Saw.
IL kurntitapd Hon. ;roma, asset:tate Jtidges in
Dauphin cousty.havtog homed neir precept; bearing
Mite:the 1 ' 2 9b 1 day at May, 1863, to me , *MlSOteaorex
of 43Yer and Ternimer andetteneral .Jail
Delivery and &Salmis of the Peace at Harrisburg
W ,
for the • conittrof Dattphlni.andiatommenee 'ON twelve
einer or ACCIIIaT RFC!, beta MIX DAT or AVOW,
/868, and to continhe — olie - Wl* .
'Notice Endiefore lierebY 'es t er tithe" Ceronor, Yes.
Noes of the Peace, Aldermen, add Constables of the said
county of Dauphin,,that,they be then and there in their
proper persons, at 'o'Clock In th e iorenoon of said
day, with , trtel, records, inquisitions,i examinations,
and their own remembrances; ,to do ,tboso,. things,
which to -their' office - appertitine
,to be done, and, those
who are bonnd in recognirances to prosecute against the
prisonere that, are shalthe in the Jailor Dauphin Mit-
Sy, then and there to Kmiec etc againet.them ab shall
.bejust. - , )
Given tinder lily hind. Harrisburg the 17th day gl
,Julyg in. the leer) oN'otir Lord, 'l.Blo,'` and , in, the
• eiglatylereith y e ar of. the • independence -ot Ithe Dotted
states.,l v i . r
, - •J D DCA Sheriff ,
,•
' • Elarrisburg,',„lnlY 31,1868. %, ' ' ,iyl.74l.Bticitd
.NOTJCE:'
,rrHE DRAFT Ilfteerkth and adjoining
,I
Dlstricts..- - -Natiffiffiftibltittifi. Agency.—
lA. K. SWlSllKEt'SPOY.:"thirig'opened an
Office in Carlielegat`the Government 4E608601'S
Office,in _ilheem's Hall, -fire now prepared to
furnis eribittifee:dt,fSir prices.
Substitutes supplied .liom - tbis c office wiii,be
able bodied aliens not ailbjec:Chiclraft. All draft
ed persons served by.us ,guarantied a;release
from the draft.
Apply at once itulrflon or, by letter at
'the be " National " tiiilyititfitO, , i, .Aieney,:' Alieem'ES
RefinmceiJ. M. Weakly, Joseph Ritner, jr.,
J. Bheem.
' angB-tf A. 11. SWISHER & CO.-
ROBERT ENODGRAIgB -
ATTORNEY4T-LAW-- n the dace of F.
&emi r Es 4.;: Noith Third street, - third
door above Market,-Harrisburg, Pa.
N. 8.--Peingon e .lionnty l and Military Claims
of all'kiiide prosecuted and collected.
Refer` to Mons. John: 0.;-piiik.44, David
Minnma,.4, and kuitibpitori.
: niy9,-daw6M
•. EMPTY •Bolvtg .
Ty' Bbrnal :(0141ta and
200Pti%
Fniit, for sale - at Bari's Auction Store. •
Also, a general assortment Of new and second ,
hand furniture alwa ys on,hind ard for Bare
'Cheaper than at 4nk other.essablishilient*tbe
City. • With* price:oldd foie all kinds Of second.
hand furniture ncl other .artKiles.
W.l3Aitt St CO.,
1 •Lioensed Auctioneers.
i 9. 31 .F,.. • , :,i,:
PROTOGILAPRie ALBUMS;
Of arty, elm not liwAe , :gitaniiiird•'etyles"*Rlie
made to :
: I BERONEWS - '
ehilii`BookStOre.
iiiirineitlcally'ikalad7
DusgsvED , Tam a
of
- • - al a t4..ohal dftiqiiAlorts, an
`d all
riga by
oo - t delibiburiatracter, o
the m
fg
114 PitaidEdOr af113 , 4 111 large and email
ifhAehire are able - to sell lower
!than oaf ewe and'exinitai.
'BOWMAr,
jeB ConidirreitUd Market Ste.
°re a l colored ¢ ou) q~rlet[ee; White
- •- .
AAP - fris,
K or ...knTh
otiie..end , other
• - ' "T: 1- - Mwne Wax§eri J .
SVGA*. " f
IVily 940, fro '
.
u n andl; 7 (l l 3. c aitirriritteA,
- • • • - vi c nit - mut Ifilikft,accet&
large“invoice , qif lmpFlistid
- 1.1 Lemons; jildliecohted , iiiid for: tide by ; •
NIOROtatrEOVATAA '
'Oor. -Front siatailfit st 4.,
.angB
pullp "Aim' _ThD.SPIOES,
3 ;44i..celebrated Mai Italie alma'
feT Bale. b.% = • J •
11 4 • L; WM. POCK,
AI la4ii rot tolcanviesed stiialcured
3 ,llonrisembitatinglill•thit choice bnpide , ln
4141.kePAOr,saleittp .- •
NICHOL* .BOW-MANi
.?;";
ang.ga FrintaniF Marktit,l
GEE' „ lain
icdtaibni inati44.-tv and a
eile by NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
my2O 4t. lt lo •
Iniotellantonr.
USEFUL and. VALUA
BLE DISCOVERY !
GREATDISOOVERY
INSOLUBLE CEMENT!
Is of more general practical
utility than any invention
now before the public. It hat
been thoroughly tested dur
ing-the last two years by
practical men and pronoun
., by all to be
SUPERIOR TO ANY
Adhesive Preparations known
Applicable
useful Arts.
HusoN's TasoLIJB/M CntzNT
Is a new thing, and the re
sult of years of study ; its
combination is on
A new thing
Masao Principles,
And trader no circumstances
or change of temperature,
will it become corrupt or
emit any offensive smell.
,
BOOT ' ti ; SHOE
Manufacturers using Ma
chines,„ will find , it the
Cementing; best,
article knoWn for Oeenting,
the Channels, as it works
withouttep at, is not affected
by any change of tempera
ture.
Its" Combination
Boot and Shoe
Nandliallll3Tll.
Jewelem
Will find it imfficiently adhe
sive for their nee, as hasheen
proved.
hie especklly adapted to Leather,
And we claim all an especial
merit, that it , sticks Patches
and Linings •to Boots ana
Shoes snificilmtly strong with
out stitching.
Families.
It is the only
LIQ HID CEMENT
Ikrtard, that is a sure thing
for mending
Furniture,
Crockery,
Toys,
Bone,
Ivory, ,
And articles of Household
It is a liquid
Bemetilbi3r
Humes INHOLUBLE Clanari
Is in a liquid form and as
easily applied as paste.
HURON'S 111130LUBLI OAT
Is insoluble in water or oil.
INIXILUIEW
Adheres oily
MD
Supplied in Fatally or Man.
ofsoturers' Packages from 2
Ounces to 100 lbs.
VILION BROS. & CO.
Proprietors;
Providence, B. I.
Finis
Agents in Philadelphia
jeB-dly LAING & MAGIITITIB
AN ASSORTMENT OF
OVER 100 EITTIAE.EI
CC=
POCKET BOOKS, MBES
PORTMONATES
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No: 91 ilarket Bred.
A.FINE,LOT`OF
BANKERS' CASES AND. LARGE WALLETS
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' Some Splendid New Patterns of
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TRAVELING SA TCHELS', .
And a generidirailey•of AMOY GOODS, gni',
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SELLER'S.
myll] Drtig Store, No. 91 lilarket Street.
60 000 HAIL
We • have just
•mceived And. &we. in store
tke largest lot Hof ilamiv of choksv-!•brands ever
`Offered in. this market, which wel offer.' to sell
lower than any other store in town. •
NIOHOL9 &' BOWMAN,
;Dor. Front and Market, ate.
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A M0*11.1.-4e want agenis at $6O
a # l 4 ll *- 84W1138 PM(4 to sell our
, h l Oani Pencils ßtfiners and 3.8 other
neyr, Useful and carious articles. 16,cirCulare,
free. SHAW &CLARK,
. Biddeford. Me.
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LAUB andiiiiiend4 titc4 of Pocket Mid
ba. Family Bibles. • - •
Preebyterian, Methodist, Whelan German
*cheated ; and.otliorlaympt BoOke; .14t,
it; tBEREINEWS-OREAP AOO3IOIIE.
IHAMtk—Mtehenerls &melelof Hann, by the
• hokeheafty Verde', 'barrel in * 'shatlo ham,
'dammed and lintiariv, , fdr dide lower than
any other store; 'hani.warranted. • Cell
And•examine st ~NICHOLS it IX)WHAH,
jet • Oor.lYOntandifark'eittreete.
pwat,*o44.lll:4,:d.ali glagi and
aikdinutmine, at
• , IgOHQ.I.B Br , AOWMAN'L
91124 9 0 1%. F.ront and - Idarket ate..
POTATOES 1 • 't'OTATOES
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oa, BUSEEELs Trice° N. ,Y. Mflicer, and
Peach Blow, Potatoes fOr'Eala at No.
106 Market street, Nairlekarg, Pa
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QIIGABS.for Plesereing - Ot Idols;
#.-) we are now-effrr isg low: Call and
Awake at .) ;NICHOLS 8P BOWMAN'S,- ' •
• 1 ja24 ; Oetarront and Market' rdei.
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'X. . • N4, - Eiiifelopes; VitilimiecWl3ll. ,
Garde I'
apB At Stautter•gil'S BOOKSTOEB.
Paiit Ettegrapt
HILTON'S
FROM WASHINGTON.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF GENERAL GRANT.
The report of the operations of the Army of
the Tennessee, from the day on which Major
General Grant assumed the immediate com
mand of • the expedition against Vicksburg, to
the surrender of, that place, is published in the
Official Gazette. lie, says it is a striking feature
so-far as his observationgoes of. the present
volunteer army of the:United States, that there
is nothing , which men are nailed upon to do,
Mechanical or professional, that.accomplished
adepts cannot be found for the duty required in
almost every regiment.
lie cannot close his report without an ex
pression of thankfulness for his good fortune in
being placed in co-operation with an officer of
the navy, who v aocOrderi to. every move tbat
seemed forlbe interest and success of our army
his hearty and energetic support. "Admiral
Pjrter," he adds, "And.)the very efficient offt
cers under him, have ever shown the greatest
readiness in. their co-operation—no matter what'
was to be done, "or whatrisk to be taken, either
by their men or their vessels. Without this
prompt and cordial support, my movements
would have been much embarrassed, if not
wholly defeated."
JEWELERS
DOUBLE TRACKS BEtWEEN NEW EDW. AND
WASHINGTON, August 13.—The several:nal
road companies constituting the line between
Washington and New, York (now temporarily.
represented here by their agentso are •-busily
engaged in the redemption ,of their promises,
made last winter, for; ;the; construction .of a
double track along the entire line.
The double traJd between .Trenton and New.
York will soon be completed, and a large force
is at work between Trenton and Philadelphia.
From the latter city southisrard-the, double
track is complete'to We*ark, Del.,and it will
be speedily fi nished between B altimore end
Warbington.
Work is progressing upon the bridge across
'the %sip:Johanna, and there is a rhoepcCt that a
;double track road, without anY changes of cars,
t ' sylii soon be ProvidedbetWee'n-Washington and
Now York. The companies have ordered . adrty
.new first class ears for the line. •
REMEMBER
THE SIEGE OF iORA.ALESTON.
ftegreie of the Movement on Chaileston.
R'he Attack on Sumpter and Wagner
Fixed for thelath.
ihRGE 14110 k BEINFORCHUNTS ARRIVING.
psi ATTIONC. ON ONARIXON OOKIIENOND
Nsw Youx, Aug. 18.
The:steamship Arago arrived at this port to•
day, from Port Royal via Charleston bar, • at' 8
rclock on Monday morning.
She brings the .176th Pennsylvania regi
ment, 60a strong, :whose term of service has
expired.
Our _correspondent,. under date of -the Bth
inst says: rebels have: built• numerous
additional batteries on James Island f and: we•
till, have to encounter a hundred more gems i
han Dupont had: opposed - to' him. They are
also building interior lines of defences close to
•the city. • -
"Not less than 7,000 troops have landed on
Morris Island during the past week, from the
North." . •
t. Under the date of 5 r m of the 9th, he
days: . . • =
"Gen. Gilmore has notified Admiral Dahlgren
that he will be in readiness to commence the
assault on the 18th. . = •
"The'navy is all ready, so that the fight will
commence on that day.
• "The greatest confidence is felt as to the re-. 1
`snit.. The full of Fort Sumter and Wagner mid'
-Cummings'- Point is regarded as a certainty in
from-two to six hours: ' •
:deserter= from-Fort Wagner Nays two
thirds of the guns have been le:moved from
'Fort Sumter and mounted onJames Wand,' and
:that the fall of Fort Sumter is regarded by the
rebels'ais a certainty; -The datnage done by the
Monitors in April rendering the possibility of
holding Sumter not.to bethought-of.'
"A deserter. also says that Sumter-was on the
point of snrrendering.when.the monitors •with
drew in the last attack. . •
' : "We have been shelling night•anff-dar.- Fort
Johnson keeps up a brisk fire,' and our wooden
gunboats go in every day and shell the rebels..
At night the rebels shell our land batteries and
we shell them in return. • ' •
I 1 "On Sunday meat we will Certainly hOld
*Sumter;•and within a few days after Charleston
'or its ruins will be in' our possession.
"Five more 80bOODEtte anffthe wooden gun
boats ara stripping for the fight..
"The weather .conthmea delightful, though
there la great suffering , for .the want of ice,
lemons and, sugar. Cannot Boston, New 'York
or Philadelphia : seod cargoes here for the-use of
our gallant sailors and soldiers?"
I==
Vir f oLs?merrox, August 13
WAMIMTON.
. • Ems war =in.]
L At the time the Aragct leaves the Ottawa,
Marblehead, Seneca and Iron** ire engaged
theturninirige 7 Point battery.
The .Arago , reporti'nur losses at Morrislsland
as very trifling, not exceeding three or four
casualties per day.
- The bark Faith, from l'hiladelphia .was : _to
tally lost mil:nt - Royal. bar on theld inst. •
.
FROM FONTRE MONROE.
I: We 011/0118TON-:-lIAJOR GIII 3AL PSC*---FROlt
RICHMOND-trinozinas IN riowrg CAROLINA
I
FOaTa9 MozawN, August 'l2
• The. United States gunboat Memphis, Acting
'Master Curtis commanding, arrived. this morn-,
ing front Pori Royal, and direct from
off Charleston. They left the fleet on 'fittpday
eveninilmt, and Wog no ridditional demi.—
" The siege progressing istiStriciiu:4"•lB
firmed by , this
Tnelieventhistridifligliteekth al* , s" aie
imiteddintcriolug'and 4 MajireGenerat bn
• pair.letvee Fortieitaidbiirde imnfedhitelytiek
take command of that section of the depart-
Merit in Neirbern, North Carolina.
PRICE ONE CENT.
Major Benjamin B. Foster, A. A. G ; Dr. D
W. Hand, Medical Director; Lieutenant Charles
B. Sterling, A. D. C., and Lieutenant James D.
Atwater, A. D. C., of Major General Peck's old
staff, accompany hint to his new field of labor
in that Department.
The steamer De Molay, from Boston, arrived
in Hampton Boads this morning.
An English doctor arrived at Fortress Monroe
to-day from Richmond. The doctor gave his
name, but wishes it not publish& ; says he left
Richmond last Saturday, and came by cars to
Station Ivor, on the Norfolk and Petersburg
railroad, thirty miles this side of Petersburg,
which is as far as the cars are running. From
Ivor he came in a Virginian carriage (a one
horse two-wheel cart) to a yoinkair milts this
side of Suffolk, and from thence be came on
foot to Norfolk. He reports that there are no
troops, not even a guard, in Suffolk, and no
troops in Richmond, but the streets are filled
with officers.
"He saw no gunboats in the harbor at Rich
mond, but knows they are building two Iron
clad; but does not know how far they are ad
vanced.
"The Doctor was in Richmond five weeks and
complains of the high prices of board, ($l2 per
day,) and hard fare at that.
"The Richmond Enquirer of Monday, 10th
inst., expresses strong condemnation of the
course the
.North. Carolinians are pursuing in
calling a mass, convention of the Unionists of
North Carolina to" send a delegation to Wash
ington, D. C.
"The Enquirer speaks hopefully of Chart eston,
and claims that they have greatly strengthened
the works of Battery Wagner." The Doctor
also says "the tiontheraers express a areat dis
like to General Grant and say that Grant and
Rosecrans are the only Federal generals they
fear."
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
PHILADILIPHIA, Aug. is
The Flour market continues excessively dull
and to eff,ot sales to any extent, lower prices
would have to be accepted. There is . no ship
ping demand, and the only wales reported are
small lots for the supply of the retailers and
bakers at S 5 25®55 50 per barrel for superfine;
$5 621®55 75 for extras; $5 87®66 50 for
extra ramily, and s7®s7 50 for fancy lots.—
Rye Flour is selling in a small way from $1 50
to ss—the latter figure for extra slily. In
Corn Meal nothing doing, and. but here to
t a t
operate - in.
The Wheat market is prices, not
withstanding the limit coming for
ward, favor buyers, _ . bushels at
SI 85 for fair and good old red, $1 20(41 82
for new do.; and $1 mai 60 for Kentucky
white ; 1,000 bus. Canada white sold at SI t 5.
Penna. rye commands $ 05 for old and92o9sc.
for sew. Corn is firmer ; • sales of yellow at
780. Oats are dull ; sales 2 000 bue. at 58®-
56c. for new Delaware and 70c. for old. Penn-
Sylvania,
, Niar YORK, August 13.
Cotton quiet at 67®68c. Flour dull. at So
decline"; 8,000 bbls. , sold ; State S4@PI. 60,
Ohio $5 25®5 35, Southern $6 60®6 75. .
Wheat unsettled, prime firm -; common I@,2c
lower ; 5,000 bushels sold ; Milwaukee Club
$74,51 18, Chicago Spring 99(441 13; Red
$1184(41 25. Corn declining; 60,000 bus sold
at 66(4680. = Provisions quiet. Whisky, 441@,
46f. Pork and lard steady. Frei ~.ht drooping.-
_ - . . 4 lltAtrusuius,. A ugus t 1.8.
• Flour declining. Wheat buoyant and ad
viticed sc. for white. Corn sells at 86(487o.
Sugar prime; sales' 300 bbls. Porto Rieo Nig
Rio coffee nominal at 27®28c. Whis
ky dull at 47.3.®,48c.
New York Money Markets.
Nzw Yosx, August 13
Stocks lower but closed lamer at a decline.
C. & B. L 10f, Cumberland Coal 261, Ills.
Central B. 117, Michigan Southern 1141,
N. Y. Central 124, Beading 118, Mill. & Mies.
146, gold 261. Money more active at 6 per
cent. on calls. Sterling exchange unchanged.
puiusaNG COTION.-A letter to the St. Louis
BepttbliCan from nothern Mississippi, under
date of July 27, says :
The rebels , are burning cotton far and wide.
The whole country south of the Tallahatchie
river and between that and Jackson, Miss., is
one vast cotton conflagration. The torch is put
to every bale that can be found, and the smoke
from the burning staple bangs like a dense fog
over the land. And while this is done south
of the Tallahatchie, Chalmers, is beginning the
work of deettbctiOn north of that stream, and
betweea it and the Coldwater creek.
Orders have been baled to burn all, andlhis
forces are out in every direction carrying them
into execution. They swear t a balasballbe
Ipft for Federal confiscation, and we believe
that in lesithan thirty days Missiesippi -proud
eind once prosperous Mississippi—will be a deso-,
late waste, a vast plain of smouldering ruins.
inn Guaymas m Tsurressrur.—A Cairo cor
respondent, writing on the 3d inst.; says :
From Memphis.l. learn that Richardson, Riffles
and Forrest, the chiefs of the• guerilla bands,`
had made arrangements for the union of their
-finces somewhere in the vicinity of Jackson or
I t exingron, according to circumstances. The
Movements of these guerillas are of special in
terest to the people of west -Tennessee, and we
are gratified to believe that 'the period of their
wicked eitree4 l , B 01 11 ,94 d.nrat,Qn.
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other cutaneous ditieases drom the skin.
Mr. Laird has every ,confidence in renew. ,
Mudding bli'Blooni. of Youth, or LiqWt,Reor.),-,
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