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EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.

DepNCorner Of i0;h.sv anu Gusre. at Hydsvi'le Yer
I2a.st., New Yfxk. I.ost. A. RYDER
ADAM PENTON Superintendent.
This C1Dpany ibvi'e he attention Of ~. pablo to he
so.th 4 si3 ~etknowa GREEN 1nd rUEPLn ROOflSU
SLATE .hhh tloy are pvpsre1 10 deliver their
nes ~ Dsp"s IN all les su'tabI- Tor footng.
The pnhc az cautioned evint spurious aud inferior az
tlc which hHs been rrIrr.ut Vi aud ed fag- Slate
..ec root "a pfel-r4o.s TO tin hinges - iron
f~e pu' onh lasts lifetime >out deciding repair. II
10 a. c'ra ss n suinEe eds 40 paint Rail- water
from safe ioof 10 II has Not OF Delayed wood or
paint Sss roofs D,ooi Nance oompsnies favor
tbeIa resm will not at CT hem
The slate ufac Sred b. lhk COM any b. been eItsn-
svey used upon hs oui dol Of the New Central Penn
above 70 FURMAN, No. 70 Cour,lsns ~. kexYesk,
will receive prompt attention,
Now Yofk, March, 1867.
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rIulE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR AUG. 20.

IViE WEEKLY iklboAh ~" Avn 3d.
The Nrw-youK WEEKLY TslBuSE for this
week contains the soioCin.:
JLtAplED ARTICLES: Wh,. LusnoiPaon Vii
Do. john Bui's Lalrst in,cs'r"toa' NtsfD-s ss
lhers Europ-su Democracy I'D late t.n'i % !
Cfiminsl Cotusse. Iiu"p1- ig' SCOT y est
Va; Or e'a'e Dr n ihs P.s5o' OF l~eh'j
MioDs; Editorial faegsih'
U.wsR NEWS Sun iAaf.
uI..8ENERAL NEW, SUMMARY.
Iv..RECRUiIISG.
viMPOATANr FROM NF'V-ORLEAiS: The
R,hnl Ar,acs OIL BATON Rorsr; The A..s1.t Led
Is Bt-,tiuies- 81 h9rE' ti-h'i9t; iAc he ~
;ir'u<h Inc Heat: Toe Union Los. a,oes y'i
R,br II ,c from ihsir Hoa,.s' hiccsiafidse
Lam his Ri,ht Ann
yI..YAHKEE EDITORS
Vu..DKsrRI CTlON OF THE IAN ARhAhbAh'
VIII VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.
MsPOUrlNG ROCK LETTERS: Coue'pondsnee
OF rno i. Tribune.
X.TITE COLoNZATioN or PEOPLE OF AZ
NCAk DESCENT; Interview VITA fI-s'drnt
Lincoln: speech O! tho rtsides;; he hods tnai
th- White ard Bl.,t Recess Cannot Dwell To-
s-.hsf- re Uises late ng nj olor,o nen l" TX
~. h-l.-lvr. foi Co!0nsatioa; lis Suggests
Central A. clics a, abe Colony
u..FRoM WASHINGTON: Special DisIstch'' 70
TIE y. IiibgYc.
yu..FRoM THE Army OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
Xlu..LlrTERs FROM OR siECIAL CoEKE.
sPONnENIS WITH riiE ARNY OF TIE
POTOMAC.
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Av.IMPoRTANT WAR DEPARTMENT oADER-
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xvii CHINESE hTno -1TrYs UNDER BRITISH
SANCTION; A Narrative OF Snsrn. sId borof
XVIII IN MY YOUTH: H. Three Chapters
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SPON DENIS WITH TIE ARMY or GEN
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Xy.GEN CAssIUS NJ. CLAY ON TIE wAR
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XXlIi..CirY NEWS
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XVII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fun Revert. Of the
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Cost an6 found.

COlJND-In the cars Of the Raritan and Della
i waIs Ia, Hsilrosd, . PA KAGE Of MONEY. The
Py applying she otoe Of The Com
ysoy. No. Is Bssver,t, n T.. sud pt''i15 property.
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HUDSON RIVER RMLRO iD. For ALBA.
/ygNrRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERsEY.-

4 NEN Kali RhIlshOaD W NJ" - Lho'''
" trou, 70, Of utisDd--t-C"uneeunf al n.mvo n
Jsnc'ion Nth pesSse Leek,ysnns and -s,sTn kahoid
s"d at fs"oo Win L,hith Es., ksi ia snS Is. h
sUnMnn ARkANGEME ST-CommsDeins May s. l0d2
| p,rr,.rrna k1rNx.-A, 6 q ~ for Ia ton. Reading.
| Mil Ts.is-At 3 a M for Eaton. ws,sr Gap. Scrsn-
| ton. Great Bend. rtt.tor, Wis,.bs'r. am,
| Hsm,ysfL READING Pvtivnie. H.rn.bars 40
~ n. y =, tA.-.>csr rt,iS-for Ea.;on. bs'hIeSoro
All~rto-a d. All N.ueh thuuh
s:,oP. y w,' TiAs-to'S sme''.l.
In. nahus. pi;tbush and tue "ea Seepbs care RON
E,rss.. Ts.is yvR H,aHs,RrKo-The . IN. EIPr--s
T. ali fop No. No .rs-- HsTri.hugI D. cou"-c;-
ius e., AMI es Csut Railroad No thera
Genital R.itoad North and South ard 9Th tho Cunioer
anr TTi.|1am TrPss.s TsuS yoa rHs wE.r. -.v-s
s.S'.e.a Y.pi, oar nth
no ,hsit. 10 Pittsburgh. ard Dot one 70 tircn-
and Cho.ro -Four hour. time saved by TAXING this
-t,l,rrrsr,nr AVID Esx.Yoax FsnRr-Les.e New
YoA lr 10 i-, No Sortn River, a. $40 AID i:!e ILL.,
Tn. sesr,sp Be,.n Poa: ~ Mariner" nneor every
NETWORK q NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
-. sPaiNo ARP,EGEMENT. issl
CONMfSCtNU MAJ y 49,.
Passenger 80 ion in Nsv.yort f7tbst and Ah'sv
'1''. ik.iNs LEAVE Nrw-yoRK.
tor N-@.Ha''n !. a. M. tErl' 1918 GEr)' $50
loi : .a.'lsT rs. I'll. cE,o' n:h G,'' $50
fof Mlio,d stafford Farhed sou,hpo.. snd wospor,
4. a. Il:t5 $3.50 and s;yi y. M
For Norwsk. 9:5o q NJ; Rl3, }. (EI), $50, <:O So
20. b ai.n snd Greenwich, T. $50 a. m., R;. $50 .Ja
s;1' "A. A.,
:. rst Chester .rd ME mediate ,saon.7 s5oA u ~;
- 10 4Jo. $50 $50 IA.
i,, Port { l,.. 81 ~ Rortsis q y IN, tEN)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Ter Boston via sprinsn-d. - Nj, ttHh tELh 3. N.
o.
Fer Eo,ton. va Shore Inc. I2;I5 p. N. tEi)
| pr Hartford sGd sprush-li. IN. Gan N;ls,
81, ,oao-o ,cvt River Rsio.d to Mooesl N, tEIh
snd "a us IA. TO Nor,hGnpI"n
FOR Hartford Proyiderce aud Fi.hAil RslrosA Z n,
| E.I D. lf.lh .. u.
! For New fiss.n Ne~Lonion. AID Stouuroa Railroad
cts O. n, l2:I5 7. y. NJ, t-.AD .
For anal ilalrost. " Is ,. Ia 70 n ,fihsmpion-
For ilou.etonir Knirpoo TO Pittshs!d N y N "a
| B.rnnz - I'd on satufds stt ,,u-h 80 Pi,.sLsld.
| FoT Ssny,tuct ,i,osd, q a. w. y. -
Dor D.nhafy and Norwak Railroad 7. $3.50 q m, II y
cannodiou. s.epu, Car. attached tosp m train.
JAMES n. Uuif. Superintendent
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furniture.

u,NsWrIED CHAMBER FURNlICRE.
II rs. ..s ...os,m.at " The city o. Ensin:ss I'd
nrr W al VV .,.s wholesale aud retail Also. hstHess~
.na P..ss. Warren We'd. Msautss;usT. No.
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Mem I1nbliea.ioils.
MARRYING FOR MONEY.

,,,A,r ~ " NV Sis,er Mirii~" terniey Manor," "Ouf
Gnardi.h" &c &c
p,,ntsd from the sIvausi prof shees purchased BY as
,,d ,ec-vrd per last so from Fnglud -
pRICn FIFTY CENTS IN PAPLR or SEVENTfFlVE
CENTS'iN CT 9TH
WILL, BE PUBLISHED TONI RI OW SATURDAY.
BRAD r.. SHELr N MACHgSug RDiToR GY TINE
PHILADKLPHiA rREsr SAYS or AZ, KpiToRiALLY,
MAREI,Ns FOR hoSgy MIR. NJ. ksnzie Dsuit'a, an
written excern novel this tx. c-ei Marrying Tor
Mo ey" which T. 4 Peterson iIotE-rs have just pub
-hsd from The advanced prs1tsh't Oh so from me
bp'es book much rii and ~ ;, hte rfrisne
very raIe win ltG tn all iut-fts AID puip'.r.
love bat, uuiiks of ina cis- hd "
int, the trpth OF " .tsrsr,,r. aud tuoc hya
pt"bap of its lucdtit The iefoiDe CERTAIN dau1oe
n,n~d toIet s,~6diJ ne'nT,i, Sensible snd "N-eoo
ii-r real ogeT and secEHd husband Is ~" my ne.
Tnssc s Mis- Fowls Of the brs ~ Old maids ~A'h
sprci siiy indoI.- in word neat to Mr. 'i-ny y" os
author of 80 the Ess Hrifs" Ute Chairings" ana u
Lite Secret" level 18th Mi.s MuiocA, We % y,
c!sIh posiuon FOR MIA Daniels ~ go ID owe ~" ~"
exariy ,ui ed season. wtrn people rave u" ee-t
rrii-h than intellectual EN- 'yment we hfr SUE 70
il. 10 f'v DAYS eycsy one IA d. - u'ls IL ~
pD he'd o,rf Of thc Eng is1 rreo or ~ ~ cr!
paper, in cloth Iecs Il Of "hcb pioc We
IuOi-he-. viii sehd u EVER wief-. irc- 81 postage
Book,eers News Agents. sni eli others WI please 'tna
OF "a, IL ord-r- once wnzt they OF this BOOK
Adde'S al ugdeis O. one" 90 The puni'hrrs
Il. ID. PETERSON &c BROTHERS,
No 3Oi tH .oHNUf.Sf. PHtbADL@fHA,
/ And they wiz receive ifnn edi>te attention.
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Gtc0icni.
Glcoirnl.
NEAYORS OF THE GREAT C1TIES.-

Ittultui.
MAYORS OF THE GREAT CITIES
We the undergrad Mayors, hereby s.rtf, that ~
Dussita Apothec.iso aud Pbysiei' Of our 'sveIA sS'
have ,isped docuu,en, q. sssuranc~ to a. that
AYERS SAKSAPARILLA
IA. been found I. be re. dy o sre.t szssisass, a.
worthy the c, n6d-nee Of the community;
Hon JAMES COOK.
Meyer Of LEVIED hsss
Hon. ALBIN BEARD,
Mayor Of Rsatus, n b.
Eop. Z. W. HARRINGTON.
Mayor Of Msnchsstea, q. IL
Hen. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor Of Concord, N. H
R1p A. II. BULLOCK,
Mayor Of Worcester Mas.
Hon NATHL sILsBEE,
Mayer Of Salem. Assa
Hon y. ". LINCOLN, Ja,
E.yot Of Boston Mass
Hon. VIZ NJ. RODMAN,
Mayor Of Providence. r.
Hon. AMOS W. PRENTICE.
Mayer Of Nsrvieh, Conn
lion j. NJ HARRIS
Meyer 0. Esx London, Conn
Hon CHhH 2. RODiER,
Mayor of Meo,r.s, c. T.
Hon D. ,. TIRMiNN.
Mayer Of Ees-Ysri Cay.
Hos. II. n. KIEsrgEY,
Mayo Of Hamilton c. W.
Hon ADAM WILSON
shysr Of To1cn+o. c. w.
Hen. r. ~ BISHOP.
Mayer Of Cincirssn. Ohio
Hon L II. CRAWFORD.
Mayer Of Losisvilie, Ky
hon. JOHN SLOAN.
Mayor Of Lyons, Iowa
Hon JAMES McFEETERS,
Mayor Of Bowm,uvile, C. W.
Hon. JAMES ". NORTH.
Mayer Of Ausara, Me-
uon. HENRY COOPER. IL,
Mayor Of Hallowon Ne
Hon JANIS 5. BECK.
Mayer Of Fuleriekton, N. b.
Hen WILLARD EYE.
Mayor Of New Bedford. Mas
Hoo J. BLAIsDELL.
Mayor Of Fall River Mas
H.a W. H. CRAssToN.
Mayor Of Eevv.r. IL
Hen FRED sTAHL
Mayor OF 0Isns IL
Hen JOHN HopODZN,
Mayor Of Dsbeas., Iowa
Hon. THOMAS cRUTCHFIELD,
Mayer Of Chs,t.nessA Tenn
Hos KoBERr BLAIR,
Mayor u Tnss.iossa Ala
Hsa T. d. BAU0H.
Mayer q Memphis. Tenn.
Hoo. GERARD sTI1H
Mayer Of New. OrIesns La
Hos II. D. SCRANTON.
Mayer Of Roshss,sr ~ Y.
usa DE WITT C. GROVE.
Mayer Of U,lcs, N Y.
Hon GEO WILSON.
Mayer Of Pittsburgh. Pa
Hon C IL BUEL,
Mayer Of p.,fsl,, Mich.
Hoa KEENAN, L. PACE.
Mayer Of hl~sries, WI.
Hon w. W. VAUGHN.
Mayor Of Rioins WI.
Hon A. PARR,
Mayer Of Keuoshs Wis.
Hon JOHN c. HAIsEs.
Mayor Of Clsaso, III.
Hen. Il. J. A. HEATH,
Mayer OF sela,a, AL
Hsa.A J. NOBLE.
Mayor Of Montgomery. Ala
Hon W. s. noLYBAD.
Mayor Of Columbus, Ga
Don EsPARTERO MANUEL
Nsyos Of Vera Cru.
Do. PIYrRE DE CABALLO.
Mayer u Meliso.
Den Y5TKPBASlg RODRI0UEs,
Mayor Of Hsyana
Don ANTONIO ECHEvERA,
Nayos Of Lana, Peru
Doa n O. NlLAECNO.
Mayor q vslp~rsiso, Chik.
Don MARC sEsQUIPEDALiA.
Ms, Of Of Bio Jineiro. BpIl.
Certify hat the resident Dns.rs have ss'rf d Llom
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
ron SPRING pIskASES
FOR PURl.l no TuE BLOOD.
FOR sCKOfULA OR KINGS LVIl.
FOR TUhORs. ULCERS. AND SORES.
POa EHuPrION3. ASD PiurLES,
FOR BLOiCnLS. BLAInS. AND boILS
FOR 6T. AkTuOSi'3 FlhE, husE, OK ERiSIrE
LAS
FOR TFTrER or SALT RHEUM.
FOX sCALD HEAD AND RlkGWORH.
FOR CANCER And CANCEkOts SORES.
FOR sORL INEs. s0iB tAkS AND BuMoRS
FOX tEMALG DishAeoA
FOR SUPPRESSION 40 iRREOULARIrY
FOR sYrHILi5. Or vKNEKEAL DISEASES
FOR LIvtn COMPLAINTS
ron DISEASES or TIE HEART
The Mayors 81 the chief cities Of th, Nn staes Cana
dl, ud British Provinces. Chu Peru, Dr.I Me.co, NOD
In fact almost all the es tia oonlnrnt. huyo ssco
ibis docuen to assure their people what rDod-s tn"y
may with ,Geiy AMI ooLtdence. But our space viii
only admit portion OF thcIn.
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IA q. nODERTSS LINE STEAMSHIPS,
w. FIR C.LlFyR.,iA ANO OREGON VIA Nc

-
GREAT REUt C. ION IN FARES THROUGH 40
SAN FRANCISCO
Nh DFTENTl ~ OK THE iSIHNNS.
Tn. n~y ana -pi- .rl steamship AMI NlA 100 tons,
Lea Nav oii,l. viii ssil or SAL hDAf. Os4ooss
IS O'Clock uoon precieiy, from t ss aL The oot IT
W,rr- Motto Jden del lUr. conue;tint
nth tn. ts.t md w'lsnoSu esnisbF flDSEr TAI Lots
Hove. comm .nd~r to sal viihog delay fs1
sreico d'rrst on arrival tho ps'enses a. sac Juan
de Sur.
ru- .ree1 and accommodation OF theeo
,uf...-d b, siiher sne - ihendeo
90 lsni p,s.rr- by ts nDe IN Son fsnciso ,itnn ~
dsys.
The urder s having been IN the Ca0i1il trade from
t- b-rinifR the public iLl. this 10 prs.
nrnt e pnt The pnrpose Of beog .bongb %
y-n TIE .hip. will positively ssve on ma csb ad'
si,ed u.o,ih and IN sn mouths meg ships vin %
70, DIV, -oi that A s,ir vice uisy relied upon
" A. o. ROBFRTS,
N,rreu koytER Rive.
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OCEAN Gteamers.

A ARRANGEMENT commencing July |, lo6l.--
"A rOR LIFlkHiA. VIA PANAMA.
fr,.cs.s st-aasrr viii awu Nev.y,rN "a the LIT l,h
al 9s' If r.ch moth e1ceP. these oetes .sL o.
SUNDAY when the day of Departure vii be lie MONoAr
following .
ins.rrr.t. D. b. ALLEN. Aeeo.
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CTEAM from NEW-YORk to LIVERPOOL
oh steamship oREAc EASTERN Waller Patra,
CJmu.sid-i. VII be dispatched
From LIvrrpor. cs,Ang st From Nsv.foft
Qu.-u.o~u TUESDAY. Sept. 9.
SATIIkD,f Aug i6 SATURDAY. dc, IS
WEDNESDAY Oct. l. | THURSDAY, Dee. III.
TUESDAY Nv. 81. -
fir- tshib fiotlss
SUITES Of apartments for families may co Ied by special
s,Te"urut
second .bin state Rooui Berth meals m sled at sepsro,s
Tic.-s tor he No age TO from Liverpool. 10 hrsi
second ca Tn at tfse ,ad q bali
TIL Iubin lu,.rncis- S,s rRoom pas foani VIA
teis b.dnus tsD.s Ut~nsils and good s'ssntai Food
Str-fsg With -,iOr rocouuoda, az
t.ch p,spl-f allowed 10 cubic feet OF issse An eIp~
ri c~dS SUI Econ board
tor Freight and rs..sge spryto 49,
CHAS A. VIII rNEY. at the 0tHce. No p Broadway ~ T.
ROWLAND 4 AsplNNALL. Agents
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DRINCE's IMPROVED FOUNTAIN Pm
On. nlinr WI 10 ~ Sent BY nail >end IN
for eirrui.. GtO y. HAWAII. 10. a. Sassiu'st " l.
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.,TEAM WI EKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching

C,TEAM WI EkLY 10 LIVERPOOL. touching
- Al Qaeenstovn Cork Bsrborl-Ibs L'rpos. New
ioit ald 4..rph, hip Comp-"y .aicnd dlspdion
e ih-if oil plse ed Ci,o-bult lion ses .s a. oi's"
CITY Or DAL1IMOtE.........ss nf"sF' Aug -
GLA5 JDN ...................s ft-'eA'' 40. -
CITY or NETWORK go. 50 rfdi' srps- o.
And ,v.ry eii.s SATURDAY.. Of noon. ho-i P.sr
No ~ worth River.
PASSAGE
WRIST CaBfN.........s8s SrEtRAGf, ......".6S
FIN, CABIN h. " s'e-rsg- 20 ~ a'...
- ., Caoin 70 ran. $50. rs stssrsge 70 P.rs
Fire. abb, % usupul< IS Storage g. Hsrhgrg......
P.w.u dsvrs. Deme1. hottsf I4n
Auf~s'p &c. u-is-lis ~ rates
f.n. from lv-fool Qgo~nstown; L. Cabia. - II md
q gni et.eiSx from Liverpool! 81 - nam e-ns'
town. fts. those WHO wh 20 sehd 0t mex isisndo
no luy 'icEets b 70 the cat rate o. e-cf-use.
These have acorisDocz inns Tor idssea.
T. orr sfong pit Ia Ws,e -tish ton e.c,"ss. aoa
cary Patent ti- Aruihs,or. FXpsi"lc.a Ssfc %. 40
srtscned g. -sch s~.IrT. ,.
iuythsr ion. apply 10 Livefpoo - WIli,hH
INMAN As-nr, o. % Wat, . Tin Gss-oStc ALEX NIL
COLIN 10 y tnooh.. qu-re IN Once .ioSr % g W.
D. : YMOUR Co. In onio to Eltt e. LACEY Ma
g. Mig Nihaq.-t H. FAis to LIS Dltobk. ~ -
RE 10 Dame de. Nic.sif-t Pace lie Home; ~ Pa~
d. phs to JuHN o. UALE No. Ill "aiaut-s' or = 'ho
Company OrosA
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rlNHE United States mail steamship
PHILADELPHIA
wi leave for NEW Ems on
SATURDAY, Aug. a.
ANDREW " GILL
No lta Cnknlbersst
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I 1hr -lranIDoaf NIr w WINhLt IraTr7 W
TUESDAY, and FRIDAY. a. o'clock from tbs ioot %
,hius MT, lindng Cozzcn". God spt"y, CorhS'
N-Ybg-,h Low Point. Ns'bo''agh. aud auon Ne urn
ipf roughs-Psis the rs-ons ~ oe!oek, ID
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

CTONINGI ON LINE Tor Boston, via GItU-
- 10Y. NEW-LONDuN !ONl IGr0y Phoel-
IFNCE 'sEWPORr TAUNTON. ana SEW-BEDF Rp
III splendid steamers COMnotWR Nth a d Ply
MO- III OK viii Pie 70 ~ " IL. foot oi Court
lardt-,'. % AILV iescrp, Sunday }. a, , y ~ 80 c
Freight low BY spy "t1er liue Once oil I"H@
'''' ~ NJ. EDWARDS, AGENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

VTHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS ,,,,o
h,.rWEEN NJ Onh AND -. r..,rUOL GALLis0
Ar tORk HARpoh, .o, 49,,
AND BETWEEN BOS tOS AID LIZ .tPOoL GALLO
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SCOTIA Capt JpdEins GINA ts-. And-7ssz-
PERSIA, Cspt Lott AHA, t.pt. ook
ARABIA. tsp'. Stue ~ hOrA. tart j. beacA
ArkiCA. Cay, shannon CANADA. Capt NM
AMERICA. Capt Noodle MAG AKA, tspt A. ny q
AUSTRALASIAN
SLess vesels ceai wnis h, III al utshsad srssa0
stAoosIo bow red Tort coz
yRux LIVERPOOL
CkitfC Ahn fsssacc.
Second fassase...... .........s..s.s9
vkOn boston TO LIVERPOOL
htefCah!n Pa.sszs. .............s..'..'s''..elo
AUSl Il IA Ms Ne- ars ND --jay Aof 70
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PERSIA. lesyes Mes ok W ,lar'dss, ssf t
-I....... s,,rs nost ,n...... " GnesdAy, Sept ~
Eefths s~rured until petd for.
Al fenced board -.
The owner. OF these shps will NOT b~ scc uaole f Os+
81 ver Bullion, -ce. iesel ire ions cnes or A-'It
B Of Lsds ssped thereof s5s q value 'Ae'oss
therein ex px~s.ed For Freight or lsssA:e, agniyto
T.. ICNARD no. H. Wing srr~s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

Boottelers News Agents sn3 d, others vii please 'en'
THEN ord-T- iOG nat they ant OF thi' DovA
Addfe.- AL u!drA O. nn 90 The puaii.hrrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

pas, and started from Ricnnond on ne rcfning
Of July 3ist, sud about rundown fcthd ssusr~
cavalry, numbering seout 5000, reezileine ne
bridge over the Psmunkey, which hsd hees eu'as
by cor troops His pass would take him No frr~
ther, bu, he forged smother pas 10 ossst,ss
county. snd wss sIIcwvi 10 proceed % a. On
nearing Caroline c. n be wrote sno<hs - e
20 10 a Mt. whishesds, nesr Fredsrtckssurr,
and came seross some Of our Pickets thirteen
miles below FrederIci,burg, and vss sent fcf-
Nsrd 20 this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
GEORGETOWN ADvERT,MTS
~To THE CITIZENS. OF sEoKsg
~ TOWN. ID, q,

We have bcen authorised 60 invite the cibxws
Of this To IN 20 make az eerv liberal contrib syon
ofmoney IN aad Of the Natlonal Adminietrasioa Il
rs Efforts 90 terminate the southsrn Rebefce
There are May reasons Why We shou d do 90. our
proximity % the seat Of Covers meat, the SIRE
sums which nave been appropriated By Congress
tor The mproveent OF our town. the protectTs q
70 IIolerp ard tne preservation Of Its le.ee.
should not es forsetten IN sueh q s.eeo9 AZ tss
has brought no Disasters upon "a, bat has giysq
great deal OF Probable employ ment 70 our peoyle.
mmeuseiy Increased the business Of this Dsrrst.
aud brought fortunes 70 h1ndreds. These ere,
hoveFsr, bat secondary oonslderauons. epd We
need rot Dreseet motives and lnnoipte.. 81 a
hig her character, which are stTcng enf I'm
selling Su loyal men here. and wheres 70 90 81
they can 10 terminate this yaend 70 restore pesse
nj srospsrrty 70 MI the States Of our enee hsSvy
Sysrv eit,ssu ofths Tovr 10 resus std % call al
he Farmsrs and Meohanics Bank, the Ba5f of
Cominesos, or on the Clerk &C the fovn asll, end
subecribe, and Bay such fums 60 theLr means w
allow, Which win in due sseson b plsce1 90 t6e
oisaoesl 81 tbs 6overnmsnI This oVpcrtunft<
vaII be Afforded until the isth InStaut VIA Al.
VEo nav not have subscribed, Val Be vsitn( uSca
ssr.s.s:Iy, i,t ecntuDuhOns, b. pspoas dais ss
a&ss W. ss:sss.ishy xesr sesdiss,s.r,s,.
HHffNkYf ApyIsE
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f3ssabs} EaSsskkEf...
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
A CONTRABAND'S STATEMENT OF AF.
FAIRS AT RICHMOND.

- FAIRS a hlChMOND.
There Ia now at the Navy Yard a negro
man named Nathaniel Evans, who arrived here
recently from Richmond, from whom we get the
following:
He says taat he formerly belonged TO II. L
Kent, Of Richmond, and was sold to J. C. Bryan
commissary Of the 9Th Alabama Infantry, Col
Gordon, in May last, and until recently has been
acting ss the lattef's body servant. lie was in
the seven days' fight with the regiment, and
says the regiment which he was with numbered
LOO when they went In, and could only muster
400 when they came out. The slaughter among
the Confederate troops was very great, some Of
the officers estimating the entire loss In killed
wounded and missing a. high a. nfty thousand.
He saw the Federal prisoners marched 10 Rich.
mond, and was told that Q 500 had been begged
Some Of them were put at onoe In Libby's to-
on Bell Island.
The city, he says, 10 one vast hospital, about
200 buildings being used a. such. Large num-
bers Of their sick and wounded have been sent to
Amelia Springs, Huguenot Springs, and other
places. Most all the families that are able TO
leave the city have gone to Danville, and at
present very few other than the poorer classes
main.
Among the foreigners-especially the Irish and
Gsrmans-theFe h great deal Of Union seuti-
ment, and daily some are being arrested for dis
loyalty. At one time, recently, a. many % $50
were Imprisoned on such charges. Every person
who refuses to make change for confederats
notes IL arrested and Imprisoned.
When he left Gen. Lees headquarters were at
Drury's Bluff, seven miles from Richmond, and
he had there force OF from so to u, 900 men
estimated their entire force In the neishbos-
hood Of Richmond st about 10000 effective
men.
Ne aw the new Merrimac at Rockets lust pre-.
vious 10 leaving, and they had Just commenced
10 sheath her. The iron they were putting on he
thinks was perhaps four inches thick. She
Ii about the same size a. our tug Leslie, and had
on board four howitzers, although they said she
was to carry all riasd guns.
The southern ofaceu he represents are conf
dent they Will yet succeed, but many Of the men
are becoming dissatisfied, and are constantly de-
persina.. when the 6th Alabama moved from
willisnasburgh, oSsr thifty deserted, md the
b.nd. OF the tegimsnh losing - many more from
the same cause.
He states thsf he lately visited The soru.
dcanons around the city, and ssys that nj.
Though there ass many ssrthwosks thrown mn,
me following are the only forts mounted; one 90
sash side d the willismsbuse reed, mounting
three guns each; one On the Brooks Turnpike,
mounting two guns one on Fultons Hill, meus-
ding TIVE gunsi one On Tie Aonntain read, win
thfee guns; three In Manchester, with swo guns
Aehi one ct stsrbSuy Mn, win twe guns and
tvo O. Mschsnievills, mounting tvo guns each.
s W. prepared win n onssss ssrvantS