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pure and powerful Tone, corrective ana atefoliNe
of wondc, rul clllcPcy in disease ., the
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS,

NOTHING that is mol wholesome, genial ara rcstnra
tive in its nature enters into the composition ot ti'a
TETTER'S STOMACH BlrTERS This popular pre-
paration contains mineral of any Kind, no dchdI'
botanical element no fiery cxcitant bnt II iSh cnnbv
ma ion Of lthe cNtrncts of rare bnsh'ic hrtbs NNh
plants with the puest and mildest OF all dii'nsiv' so
ulents.
1t is well to be forearmed against disease aH1, so i
as the human system can be protected bv human mean
against maladcs cngcnderrd by an uuwhnlrsnmt a.
mos pherc, impure water aud other external causes,
HOSTETTERS Bl1"rERS may be relied on as safe
guard.
In districts infested with Ferer and 7gne. it has bccn
found nGalliblc as preventive and irresistible as
remedy aud thousands who resort To il uhdrr apprr.
hcnson Of nnttack, escape the sc"er nnd h"nsnnuS
who neglect to avail themselves "f s r0Irctvr Hlal
ties IN advance, are cured Nv vrE .tr. tour,g
this marvellous medicine Fever ard Agnr pa, lcnts
after bping pa with quiniqe for months ia vain u"
til fairly saturated with thai dangerous AIN hn,oia are
not unfcqrntly restored TO h"llh Wilhin few day
| by the use Qf IlO>T r1"rERS .liHrF :.
| The weak stomachis rapidlv mvigo.atcd Hnd thr 0r
prtitr restored this ag o. hi funr, an lrucr
works wondc,s in eases Of Dyspepsia Hnd IN less
/ frmcd forms of Indigestion. Acting Hs n gcuiln ana
painless apprr,nt, welt uHot The liver. Il nj.
invariably relieves tnu tui.i patton sLprr rJccr by
Irregular 1cion &" the digestive and Scctr,vc o. TaHs
Persons e.. culr habit liable .NcrroHs a. ocks, LOn
nSS OF sIiriis and EUc IF idDgHor, fad Promut aIi
permanent relief from HE thtcrs Ihe tcst'nody Uh
ihis pont is most conclusive aud from bon
The agony OF Billins COr j. imm dat j. rs Iagrl
by a sin. e dose of the st'alun', ana hy occ sOuav
rcsnrtng to ill., the return OF til" plai II may he pc
vented
As a general Tonic, nOSrETTEI 5 rITTERS pro,
ducG effects which nn>t be cNp"ii'I via Irss"i
before they ram he iny amp era ed. ~ ca es ~ Co
stitnuna W. Hkncss, premature decay ard deb .YH ri
drcrcptude arising from Od ii exercises iIS C'cC.
trc influence In the cuhva cent >ia at diseases
il operates n delightful inv .urau W,ci the pow.
crs oi nature rcagGd, it operates to rcuOrcG Il
rc.rstahish than. Last but uu at IT The udls safe
simulrnt, being manufactured from sod nd and inocu.
materials and entirely free lron te acid comcp-
present more or less all the Ordinary tones and
stO1IarlCs Of the dav.
No family medicine has been so universally, aud i
be truly added. dcsorUcdIp popular it'll the iutrl
IA
BtlTERS.
Prcpa-cd by
UOSTETTER Il SMITH,,
FIr1 1SBtfRGiI, Pa
D-7~SoId by all Druggists, Grocers aud SIorckcrpcr
! eve yEhcrC.
NovrmUrr q, 1853 .'.
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Use llclmbOlds Extract EuChu for all Affections and
diseases Of The Urinary Organs, whether existing
Male md Female from whatever cause originating a
no matter of how long standing.
Diseases Of these Organs requires the sid Of Diur.
eiics Ilenbod's Extract Bucu is the Great piprrt,
ana iscertan 10 hav" desired eff Cl IN all Diseases loo
which II Is recommended.
Evidence of ,lc mast reliable and responsible cl,
acter viii accompany the mcdicIne.
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FvNHIS INS1llU1ltN- W n.
l and direction OF Prof. d. w. LowsLL so long rr'h'
cipal Of the .......--
BLNy1HaMToN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Tbe course of Instruction embraces all the requisites
of thoronph practical business education, ana mas
bnen lately extended by the introduction OF an hctua
business Course In which the student engages ~ lno
rrguar routine of business transactions, cXenpIneu
ami fnmiIarizcd by means OF a store, Un Mhich ihe
ostva bniptss Of buying and selling goods IS cnrieu
nm NV ench student and business Offices, viz BanhS
of Issue and Deposit, Ra.Roading aud Stoan'Boaung
Post Office, Telegraph, &C. sc. =, ..
The Proprietor has spared notine or expense Nv nn
king this Course the most thorough anu compelc W
any ever presented TO the public, and iccls luy u.s.
sufcd that after having been himself engaged ~ Ncluu.
business, and having had many years experience M a,
tepcbinp the scince Uf Accounts and being nucu ny
mi and rllicejent corps of teachers, he viii be en-.
bed TO make thorough aud successful graduates OF all
who may place themselves under his charge
PENTANSHTPi
In this essential branch OF n businss educa'lon no
College offers better facilities 20 the learner. me
Spepcerian system will he taught In all its Vateues ny
tie most skilfnl masters of the art. specimens ol
Wring from this Institution nave received the g"cS'
cncomiums from the press. ,c,,,
For general information terms, &c. address for Coz
lepe Monthly, which will be matted free ror speci'
men7 of Penanship, enclose two three ceht stamps
Address ID. w. LOWELL, Princlpai,. -
Iowell's Commercial College Eihghnmtnn Ny;
PS-Onc of Ritter Il Duncan's No highly hnishcd
fine, perfect point quill spring Gold Peas win hohr
and case, warranted for one year ana 10 sun VII nc
free of charge to any one who win remit S'oo 10
the ebove address.
October 3. ISB3-1V.
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SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SALE.

Pittsburgh Commercial College.
Bnghamptm "
s,,d,,"6 Srla,1ndeR,s R,s,n, PHILADELPHIA
1hes7 Scrlps, are in amounts of SIS and $50 ahd ''
as so much cash. by the Student on eutring either u
dDove Colleges. Young men desiring 10 obtain hHsn
ed Collegiate Education, viii here dnd good specul.
ton by applying az the office Oflha
MAY 1854 coIUMglA DBM0ORAI'
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EV ANS & WATSON

IN the United States.
Fire Safes in ONE fire. AL out rigH; NTH cor
tents IN rood oOBdiiiOR.
TIE Saamauter Safes of Philadelphia against Tn,
wOflt.
EVANS e WATSON,
had the srrost hemnstration in the following CO.,
tica" that their manufacture of Sdamandcr Safes n,
length (uv warranted the scnatiors which have
been adc nj them rs rcn0cring undoutcd security
against the terrific element
Philadelphia April 70 1856.
WrSsr5 TrGpS u Udtson. Gentlemen 1T affords Us
the i"hesi sat- slaction 10 state you, that owing
the vfv otectiyc qualities Of two uf the Salamauurr
safes wich we purchased of you FIVE m0hih sircc
we saved large portion Of icwclry. aud all h0o,s
&c, cS nsed the caaminnus fire in Ranscad place Oh
hc TorA!ng of the llth inst.
Wncn We reflect ih2t these SAFES located the
forrh sorJ o. III" building occupied and that thev
a. subsequently iutpa heap Of burnug ruins, Nnrrr
vast aton Of the heat caused the brass plates 40
net, we carnot but regard the preservation I'll their
"ahe c0ltes as most convincing proof of the greet
cu ~ ai0tacu by your safes.
We sball tGkc great pleasure in reCnmmcnd ndiny tier
mch Of BUSINESS as a sure reliance against fire
GEORGE ". SIMMONS Il BRO. .Jeh .:it.,
u Thci nave sine" purchased siX large Safe.
July %, lou! August 20 Jo5
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D8. CHEEsENANS = FEMALE FILLS
W'u Immediately relieve without poiu ~ disturban
ces ut Ie pc puic tIsCiGrgG, whether aS'pg
la't,Iod Ot t'Ipr'Ssun They act Ike Crrn in'Te.
muE''g tnc rs that accompany difcut or immOucr.
ale mems, dp OF, aud the only SAFE Pnd Zee ule
reme"y "a i'u Sick Headache Pains he O;a :,
Back and ,luH Pr'pl alton Oi the Heart Nervous IRE.
mrrs II 's,e les Epasuls. Brn.eu Sleep adu O,dGr un.
pi'asNht 90" tanc"'ods utGCs of urnu,HrjI culd.
FluoI AUrs o. Whites. tl'y dec. lce, = ,Are.
D.. CpEGSEMAA'S FEMALE "tLLS.
Have been used over Quarter of II Ceniurv They
are oHtreu as the uAly safe means Of renewing int
rJptcd mc0struailOn but La hes must bnar ~ mind
tha there is one condition of the female system "a
peculiar result The condition rctri red to is Pregnncv
ibs result Miscarriage. such is the irresistible ted-
deGcy of the medicine to restore the sexual urc o.
TO normal condition, that even the rGptoduC,
or Of nature cannot resist it, They cannot do fa,n il
any Othcr way,
DG, CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS.
Are the only MedicuG tlat arried aud Siu.c Ladic7
have relied upon or many years or rarv uao row.
Bcwaru Of limitations Thcsr Phls fotm tue +; ,nsi
Preparation ever put fOrWtrd, with imneuiile ana
Persistent sicccss. DON'T BE Deceived, TuLe
TINS advertisement 10 your Druggist and le him iuat
you want the best most reliable Female Medicine
III the Motld winch - comprised IN
Dd. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS!!l
They have received 0nd are now receiving the saa-
ctlon OF the most eminent Physicians in America.
EAPLlClT DIRECTIONS with each BOX,--the price
one Dollar per Box containing from 50 to 60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly, by remitting the price
TO The PTupnetors, or an authorized Agent in cuTTau
funds. sud by Druggists generally
HUTIlNGs liiLLYER, ProprietOrs.
, 81 Cedar Street, New York.
- soId III Hoomsburg by Eyer & Meyer, and 4
Lu'%' Feb s7' isGl,-ly,
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UOSTETTER Il SMITH,

0-~SoId by all Druggists, Grocers aud Slorckcrpcr.
eve yNhcrl.
hovcmDrr a. 1853 -..,.
, 1864-12-30

YANKEE NosHUNs.-The noshun that skeuel
houses are cheaper than stats prisons.
The noshun that men are better crop to
raise than nything else.
The noshun that people who have brains
enough kant be governed by anybody but them
selves
The noshun that if you kant make man
think az you do, try to make him do az you
think.
The noshun that the United States is liable at
emmy time to be doubled but amt liable at emmy
time to be divided.
The noshun that Uncle Sam can thrash his
own children when tina need it.
The noshun that the Yankees are foreor-
dained rase, and kant be kept from spreading
and striking in, emmy more than turpentine when
it wunce gets luce.-Josh Billings
, 1864-12-30

DTy 0OOuSs
SILKS, PLAIN AND FANCY;
DELAINS, PLAIDS and DEBEGES;
FRENCH and ENGLISH MERINOS;
AMERICAN, ENGLISH & FRENCH PRINTS !;
FLANNELS of all kinds, figures and colors
SHAWLS and CLOAKS;
FURS, SCARFS, and full assortment sf
GLOVES and GAUNTLETS, CATERS,
BALMORALS. SHOES and SLIPPERS.
, 1864-12-30
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
AbbOtt's Old stand,
WALLA WALLA, w. T.

]. f. ABBOTT, PROPRIETOR.
Il IMPROVEMENTS have recently been made in
Il these premises, for the better accommodation of
the public The proprietor will spare efforts to
merit-as he hopes to receive-a living share Of pub
lie patronage
HORSES TO LET, OR HIRE,
by the day or week, at moderate prices also Horses
taken to keep, on terms satisfactory to parties.
The patronage of the public is most respectfully
solicited
Walla Walla Aug. l, 186S.-tf
, 1864-12-30
Pictures.

A silver thread among the hills,
Cleaning down the hollows:
A babbling brook among the fe!ls,
In sunny pools and shallows
A broad stream flowing through the plain,
In the land of the fruitful West
A river rolling to the main,
Bearing naYies on its breast:
And the great broad sea with its thousand shores.
An infant with tickling toy
In its mother bosom fondled
A chubby, bright-eyed radiant boy,
On his fathers proud knees handled:
youth in learnings eager chase,
While Truths broad scroll unfurled
A man with anxious, eareworn face,
Bent meath the load of the world
And Deaths sea with its silent shores.
, 1864-12-30
Watch Repairing.

TTNHE subscriber would inform the citizens q
Il of Walla Walla and vicinity that any IN
work entrusted to his care (through the ex- S,AzS
press) will receive his personal attention. From his
long experience in the bGsiness he is enabled to per-
form it in a manner unsurpassed in the State.
Charges as low elsewhere, and all work war
ranted.
Heis also prepared to fill any orders in the Watch
and Jewelry Business with dispatch at the lowest
possible prices. JACOB COHEN.
Portland, Oregon, APril7, 1862, [l9ms
, 1864-12-30

4 TEST OF CHARAoTER.-The use of money
has come in modern society to be test of char
acter. As men use money, they use everything,
and everybody. If they are honest and equita-
BILE in that they will be honest and equitable in
other things. If not, not. The intense and
universal pursuit of society, it follows that men
will manifest in it what manner of spirit they are
Of The eagerness with which they pursue 'the
main chance absorbs all other feelings and de-
sires. Even the eternal laws and ordinances of
God, which have been established as a bulwark
against the mad assaults of human passions, are
no barrier to the master-passion. 1t may be
that the test comes in matter of mills, or of
millions; but whenever it comes, and however
large or small the transaction is, how few COM
paratively out of the immense multitude en-
gagged in business can lay their hand on their
heart and say, ~ have not oYerreaehed or taken
advantage, or put a cent into my pocket thatwas
not honestly and clearly my own l'i How few
have so scrupulous sense of honor and homes
by, that they would no more oYerreach the gov
ernment than their own brother For besides
the amazing ambition to get rich, another feel
ing comes into play. To gain the better of
man in a bargain is accounted smartness. The
FLIP of great intellectual keenness is added
to the love Of money. There is something pc
culiarly fascinating in being quicker earlier,
brighter, faster than your neighbor. 1t is not
that you care so much about the stfilthy lucre,n
oh no, but you are resolved not to be beaten in
trial of wits. Thus it is that false intellectu-
al pride often joins with the dominant passion
of riches to trample the golden rules of honesty
and fair dealing under foot. But in spite cf So
licitations, how beautiful beyond compare is
answering uprightness.- Christian Inquirer.
, 1864-12-30

SIMPLICITY IN STYLE.-A letter fell into my
hands which a Scotch servant girl had written
to her lover, Its style charmed me. II was
fairly inimitable; l wondered how, in her cir
cumstances in life, she could have acquired so
elegant and perfect a style. l showed the let
ter to some of my literary friends in New York,
and they unanimously agreed that it was a mod
el of beauty and elegance. / then determined
to solve the mystery, and l went to the house
where she was employed, and asked her how it
was that in her humble circumstances in life,
she had acqcired a style so beautiful that the
most cultivated minds could but admire it,
"Sir," she said, 81 came to this country four
years ago. Then did not know how to read or
write. But since then have learned how to
read and write, but have not yet learned how
to spell; so always, when sit down to write a
letter, choose those words which are so short
and simple that I am sure | know how to spell
them" There was the whole secret. The re-
ply of this simple-minded Scotch girl eonden-
ses a world of rhetoric into nutshell. Sim
plicity is beauty. Simplicity is power.-FYtz
Greene HaJEeck.
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News from { hnrlestou.

ry the arrival of The steamer Arago iast niah,
from Port Royal We hav" later news from tie Dr..
partruent Of tho South We are indebted to Pur,cr
Fred. W. Fly for valuable iavors IN the shane Of
late and important news.
On the morning of the 9th Instant n large nro.
peller, evidently blockade runner, wasd@.oycroi /
ashore on suil.yhn's Island. near Fprt Nopl,-.c
~ batteries on Morris Island at once opcncd f-o
nni with such good elTect that she was soon rem.
dcrrd complete vrcct, and hc2an 20 sink f., ia
subsequent n.!, lLI1tug der Eed nom the Intrirs.
ton paper, SIZE IruyoI 20 be tho steamer r. nee
Abert, from Nassau - Charleston, with valgtl lc
cargo. Whilo running into port during the n gAt,
she ran against the sunken steamer Mink, and
grounded She was Of course Eu,U-h hu IL AMI
ielonyci a. the 'ar.un nd lmp0r,uf ami Evrort-
ing Company, and had made but one slcccss'ul we
ward and outward trip On her srconl izpcrIlcnt
she was lost stated, bat probably nlE l-url she
nal cleared her expenses.
Court Of Inquiry is investigating 'hc circnrn-
ttaN, es OF the failure g. cIrIdre Fort johnson dur
.h@ ne recent expedition, when that project was
hesry accomplished.
''euor. Foster is strcni'thcning the 9Cfcutos or
II non Head nnj Bcauf r., SO as to enable small
hHm"er u mcn to hold them, while the forces nrc
a".eHt On 'uty elseryhcre
AliEral Dlhl,rpn had lsiTicd an orr r sg NJ l,,
hH'-'' ui TIE PIn ri7e AMI p'rr" u uU ,.'. o.,
town meeting IL Mal '7sh c., :. c, %. a b...,'s
,@.,N @ o' we l. D. snF Saratoga. The mc,t.t. t,I
tfl N"'I'chcI 10 iA'.o i.t On IN re- cruuCp tI ORE.
L Tia 1tl!rs,anC the Lfisr was cuuductei ti o..
mi4.' ;h1t thc Court Hnnse was surruu..rl .lI
tne iree1olders bdsgod before they had my It,. -,
cion OF danger.
General Hatch is about to resume active opera.
ions in Florida. operstions against sumter aro
progressing.
Privates p. Tracy Edward Bates, S. Norro. Il.
c. Henuson, exchanged on the 10Th, arrived by the
Arago and intend to proceed 10 Washington, thoy
having been elected delegation by the Union prls
oneTs at Andeysonve, s. c., 70 represent the nor.
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The Rebel Navy.


Ba'hmore hug 22.-A correspondent a, Point
Lockout sends tho following information, derived
from an intelligent refugee; German mechanic
who has been empoyei for over two year. By a.,
Confederate Navy Department., IN the cor s,ruct On
OF iron-clad vessels, says there are two vessels At
wilmington, v. C., nearly ready to run the block
she. Trey carry - Founders aud are covered
with four-'noh iron. zach vessel carries four runs
There are also two vessels At Kingston, NC. One
OF them rs named the Moose. She carries "a pound.
erS and is to he commanded by Capt TT Lloyd,
OF the Confederate States Navy There are also two
vessels in the re,iee River, north Of GEORGETOWN,
both Of which Will be ready for duty In one m nth
and one OF them perhaps sooner. One Is called The
feiee' Lieut.. Morgan, c. s. A., Commanding. The
other is named the Marion, 10 which no officer b,.
been nPfo.ntci "a yet. B1,h these vessels are clad
with iron four inches thick, and each carries four
guns "a Founders. There is one iron clad build.
ing at Plymouth,N G. Her armor is twelve inchc.
In thickness, and she is to be ready for sea n two
months. She is to carry l2 FOUNDER guns, and Is
10 lie named the Albemarlc. lie also reports a new
tost getting ready in Rchmond-s four-nch iron
clad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-23
News Items.


Tur to.L SUI scr4ption to the 80 loan reported
10 the Treasury partmeni, to date, s2ioSS,soo.
TnE yellow tvcr Is still raging At bermuda, tho
victims counting by hundreds.
Ar Last accounts, the robcls In stron, force were
ucrac,nr MorgsnLa, Ia.
a fferArou from Fort Smith, Ark. s,ys thas
Gcn. rlaycr attacked the rebel General Cooper,
n''io IN hout oi Fort No. 2, and completely routed
him.
Ius mail hoa,, which arrived At Washnstou
yesterday. tfouh up from 25 10 80 rchel officers,
ciiurcd IN r'.rcn, engagement with tho Army Of
thc Potonoc- including thrcc captains, aud oihorS
Of lower sra5c.
ptnNrog from Springfield, m, says that Tlli-
nois has lccn made scpar.c military district,
under General Paine. who arrived at Springfield
On Mondsy. lie will esallil, his headquarters
tlcrc.
CoSNpEHAnLx alarm Is felt a, Havana at tha
non appearance of the Dakotah, which is sid to
have len Sow York On the sth. Various cir,uln-
stance, connected with her, have furnished found
n.icn Tor q rimor that she has guno into Whining.
ton.
wnrS Gcn. paine's expedition faflcr Jonstona
Kentucky gucrrillasl arrived In Unon,own, Ky,
Paine arrested several prominent rebels, confscaio,i
sixty hosheads o tobacco, seventy -four barrels Of
whisky. ono hundred snd fifty barrels Of salt, ono
hundred cattle and sovcnty-nvc horses. General
iloolcy Io.uci rlinc at Morgannei, Johnston flee,
ing towards uopkinsyille, in the southern part Of
ti State
L,rr news from Mcxico Is To ne eth ult.. which
prctcnts the state OF affairs in that country being
by no means as unfavornblc for Juarez as MAXI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-23
From Tennessee.
movements Of W hceicr's IL rbcI Forccn ytr

h'u'Se'e'f' kg- Aug. 22.-The Nashville TiNls
oone''ns report that General whcclcr's rctcl
ioroes have Crossed tho river, above Cha,tanoog4,
houSh there Is report that n Is gone to , 4
tennessee. The last is discrcditcd. II Is rcfor.el
that train bound from Knoxville 10 Ch,tt,noo.,
was captured near Cleveland by the Rc'cls ant
'nh' an empty train bound from Chaianooya 20
A'iantA was nlso captured by them. This occurred
on Thursday. The fort rldcsuons Of KnoSv 'c can
resist of'cctln'ly eve times the number o. men E,
Wheeler's force. General stesdmsn's wound W.
only a slight scratch under the eye. lie drove the
heoes for five niles and then escaped to Chat,a-
noosa. discreditod rcpor; prevailed a, Nash.
vile that the relcl General Buckner had l.cn
killed In resent battle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-23
From North Carolina.
Seven Moro Rebel Pirates, Etc.

Senbern, Aug. l'.-The Raleigh n. c. Cos
TKpEHATr says that General 5. d. Lee recently ar.
rived at Atlanta from Mississippi, with n large
number of rcinforccncnts, and participated in The
late battle.
Intelligence has been received here stating that
anco the departure of the rebel pirate Tallahassee
IRON Wilmington, seven more steamers OF q Lke
character have arrived there, and arc now rocciy.
inS their armaments. with view q running Il e
blockade to war urou our Commerce.
The North Carolina 1ISrs, speaking Of the recent
election, says;- -
Ihe iIoidcn men have majority In the Icgisla-
tire. Tine citizens Of North Carolina d.s r., re,ce
"''wlihslandlng the TACT that retel bayouots were
uscd u overawo tic Conservative parry, who sur.
por'eI Holden IN To. extreme western COUNTIES we
tarn that Holden obtains some very heavy ma
ior'ies- but their vote was thrown ont, on ..
ground that they were not considcrei loval" d.
the Confederate government. Al Kins.on, M,
were Imprisoned for voting for Holden.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-23
Ea!al Movements.
ilnporinn. KuIrOr. eIc.

Il is said IN naval circles, that Chiei Engineer
sinners, ol this station, s 'eIo 'cl 10 undertake n
IMPORTANT mission by the Navy Department What
tlal intsou IL cannot state Mt present. but tho
,ht druu ht or ti;.-cD.d monitor funAs, Of Phils-
dtiph4a which IS 30 SAT very soon, viii be paced
~ his disposal
Tho irigate PJn?onooruc a1d the double turret.
tcl soa-goiug ironcad gsnond, are p'u-
.'rc5s.ng finely at tht Bovon Navy Yard, and giii
add two spcn u craft to or navy. The acamc
Rhodo Island, CP;ain Stephen d. Trencha-d, ,'
now un4oryo!n, repairs, ana will be rcn,iv for 90
in about ten days. Ihe following yessols grc IA
ting OUT for active service: Tlc steamer slc,
Lieut.. Com John q. Walker, which VIII ho read
IN about three weeks the double turrotted SO.
going ironclad Monaduock, which will 10 ready IA
three mouths the screw steamer Manitou, tho
side wheel MlssAsoit the bark Nightingale and IL,
now lrigate Amnonoosuc.
Tho irgate Franklin, measuring 800 ioct an
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Hutrd1, v. s, Aug. 22.-The brig Rosetta,
from Pleton for Boston, put in Lcrc yesterday She
spoke the Tallahassee on Saturday, s,esulin east
oil Cole Harbor, about fiiecn miles distant. A
vessel which arrived here yesterday saw two steam
crs on Friday afternoon to the eastward Thcv
were probably Federal gunboats. There is no
doubt but that the Tallahassee is the pioneer ship
o' number Of the same description that ARE bona
cited out at Wilmington, n c. Some Of them, is
is stated, quite ready Tor sea- ana may soon DO
heard from