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SoIsDlhNSs
Every soldier should carry with HIM , sspp!y II
Ra,w Us l eady Rsii E. 1t supplies the pace et I'll
ohri medicines and Rs beverage. ,eaSpronfri "
the Relief "aw ne.gass Of wat"- IL nicer, pleasant
'r stimuant than brandy, whisky, or ht,ers
SICKNESS Fl, VENT q IN THE sra M..iHE sEGr
Eighth Maine 'egIe 1t, e. r. lord, writes hnt
Radway's RIA Relief suvd tho regiment from death
viii quarte at Tybce sitn'l, :. c.. when workirl
in Tho swamp erecting f'rtiscu,ioms: VERY maj
se'zrd with Typhoid AMI u'hrr Fcvers, Fever art
Ague, pisrrhr p. Iy enterv, Eheala,sSu, cured
by the use Of the lea y l:uie!
CAUTION.
In all cases ask for l.aiway's Eeady Eo4.ak Tlke
20 other. Fec IN Il the signair:e uf i:adw y to.
on the ontside Libel Of CHI tile. Evsry agent IL
u:,phed with sew and fresh s'ooi. Irico IS rents
er bottle Sold by DruGg.ts, Merchants and evunuy
Stors-ksepeSs.
RADwAY II 60,
81 .Lilsn lAno, Nov losx
n1rOwing to rise in prices. 8, cents pc:
hottl. vii, nerea'to' be charged for Railway.
Pills.
Sold hy Da II. H. MITCHELL, Elkton, Md
Aug y, lSe3-ly
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Notice Of PARTNERSHIP.
Office.

BY the Orphans Court of Cecil county.
June IA, 1854.
nRDERED. that the sale made and re-
~ ported by John W. I HAMMERS. Execu-
tor OF Richard Chambers. deceased, Of the
Real Estate belonging /, said deceased, h.
ratified and confirmed. unless cause to tho
contrary thereof be shown on nr before the
ietii day at ADJUST next provided, copy
OF this order he il.srted in snrhc lie wspapeI.
printed III Cecil county, once Il week for one
month"; before the 18th day fully, eighteen
hundred and sixty ,our
The Report states the amount of sales to
be ! 5,35L0'
CIALKLEY d. CUTLER,
True cop. test Register.
Gu N.kLEY b. CUTLER.
June IL l'hf-lm. Register.
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NOTICE

HRUFRED. This thlrtcrn'h day Ot june
~ in the year 1864. thar the sale made
mi reported by john A. }. CrcSwcll. 1rus
1t for the sale Of the m"rtgageh Real Estate
md property "i John " RaNtiiis and wife
b.. finally ratified and curfirm-u. unless
cause {" the contrary thereof lie shown Oh
"r before the twenty second day of August
next; Provided. a copy Of Tins order lie
inserted III some newspaper printed at Elk
ton. once a week f,r one month, before the
twentieth day TT Jul" next.
The Report state. the amount Of sales to
he 81 02j. CHAS. II HAiNES,
Ilue copy: test. Crrk.
CHAS II. HAHN &.
June IL, lS"4-1m Clerk
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NOTICE..
BARGAINS!

CREAT Bargains can be had at the Cheap
" Store in all styles Of hs'vy Winter Goods.
duced prices and NOW is the tina to buy
jar Is. 1861. W. McCAJLEY.
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FEVER. AND AGUE,

ier,tnt exposed t., the Mhar, OF Agus 81 :. sc.ad
i,h C,riils and Fcve", II a! n positive hntiI {, mi
ire ia ladw y's Ready N'sf Let two tea ',o,,n. ~
lhe Ready Relief, IN wine glasI OF wsicr hc .akcs
co., u. l.. t.e M. urg, s.A lewcfc' IT.
.osoI 10 malaria you ~ i'll escape :
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CHRONIC EHFrMATIsM CURED.
'yvcnty Years Of S .CcplcSs NIGHTS.

Vim Sydney Myers Ed, 1t Havana. Cuba the cor.
sspondrnt OF the lcn!cr Tncs suffered wit Aculs
Chronic rheumatism sr.tweNty Ave years. and for
Scnty years he had jnve w,o'c nights cain
1T. He applied RAILWAYS Efa,iY IEIIEF--t in.
ncdatey gave lin and lted hinat first calm
I'D dist rbed sleep during tho twenty years Tho
continued use OF til, RtAEY REL JET cured him. :,
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NOTICE

Phoebe Ann Krauss, In the Circuit
next friend. &c. Court for Cecil
vs. }c"unty. In Chan.
f.lIz tbcth kiau>s.
nRDERtD, This twenty fourth day OF
" June A ID. io64. that the VA made
and reported by William j. Jones'. Tr9scr
Tor The sale OF the Real Estate oi Charles II
krauss. deed. mentioned in the proceedings
IN The above c.'trlcd cause. by ratified AMI
r"i'i med, unless cans" /. the contrary
thereof he shown On Or before the II tn day
ct September: provided. copy Of this
order he inserted in some newspaper printed
IN Cecil county. once a week for ono month
before the fourth day of August next
The Report states the amount of sales to
he S4o0 on. tHAS. II, HAINES,
True copy: test. Clerk.
CllAS. II. HAlNES,
July =. le6f-lm Clerk.
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uY CONSENT REssR TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
10 1-.I,

NY CONSENT REssR TO tire FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
BlLrIaOR1. Re 2sth 1864.
Having known Mr.. Fletcher +. Marine for many
yetIs past W. take piet-Ii" ia stating that k.,H
i'm 10 he gentleman III whom the confidence
may be rhr.d, III the traisHctiun If business. lie
prompt uttcutIrr, u,lr,ng and riinbIc-iuheit Iul.
ler. nsl.. Denirr II Fertilizers John ". tan ( IT,.
.'ry n'"a- a.. y ). tney Druggists ev. c. Il. Tppcu
asst BaiI,i- Conferences lev. A. u. Mariait. Il. Il.
-" Northumberland. Pa; Fey. A-r!rcw Mtnship; fh.la
."hn \" knn,iupli. r.sq CASHIER tri's Point Bank Is
ttc 7. Co.k. Register Of Ills; Armstrong X E-uy.
iiaoksclrrs; Tucker siuith Boot and he. Dealers
-tmoc. ri: lion. 4. Ioi day Iiicks L. :. 5. AIN.
bridge Nd ". H. Nc Lnushiin, Attorney ~ Law. Yuik,
IA.
Rock HILL Kent co.. Md. December 2lst 1903.
This il t" certify that dur,ng the last Xix years, have
nr.h titn directly and indirectly cmn-cei with Mr.. +.
Maiinc. III bus hess anu take pleasure StiIiul
trA inliug that Time have always f,unu him prtcl.
A. nHustlhuS business man. al most unqueStionuhir
htrgnty. Possessing the confidence Of ali busiu"s
met VIM kn Nv ntuI.
Yours, most respectfully, c. A. LEARI.
D-NTpy, Caroline county. Nd.
To THE BUSINESS PrBLIc:
After eight cuulcr Il IA with Mr.. F. + Marine.
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Headaeha, Pains in tho limbs--in the eionank, Dnw.
els, and Kidneys-Cpd CNs .ayi. 10, Flushes, Cost
cd log6c Burnt S~in, Nausea, shivering, IllDe,s,
10 s "f Appetite, Re>rssness, Gdd.aess. &c &c.
premontnry symptom, Il Malignant Diseases. Oac
doe of the READY REL IEF Is sufficient 10 break up
anil expel dssased acsicn and restore .ho patica, "
health
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HOW 1T CURES.

HOW 1T CURES.
Tho secondary Indication u RADTAI'S RrAl.T Ac"
IF +, cure the rien. Of the disease ru,la4y tlss
casi,ns tho rain Til. it sceomp!'shce rAp.dy ard
,Gics,y SO ,UJr d tho patient transf rmcG 'roia
in, mi cry, weakness, and dccrepside, % the lgn.
enjoyment of health and strength, that tteut, .2.
sn.'y aseribc IT, tasnsn'e power 70 the soi.rn Ia
ii influence OF cnchat.ncn, =
III C.iATIsM. ITMBA.o, Gos-r, NErRAlGn.
I'm ACHE. GROUP. INFLUENZA, SORE IN cAT,
OF fNZY, IITHERIA, II0A"SIN. -, BioNCIil-
a, STIFF JOINTS. EN- ARCEn TENTK,N', lend
ACHE, (Sick or Nervous.l ASTHMA, or HARD
BREATHING
Il Is truly marvellous how quick RAILWAYS EEirT
LIFT cures the sufferers OF these Tagigdies. Tho
mr.. crippled, AMI pain triekcn Rheumatic has nel
visit days before change t,'e' place hut In fsw
inutos derives case and comfort
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PREVENTION Bitter THAN CURE

THERE Ii NO OCCASION FOR SICKNE,a
When you hrst feel pain, Thea .ako selspoon,Il
Of the READY RiLl in water; apply ii TO the
par s where you feel the discomfort.
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RADWAY'S READY RELrEp

iaul DC appl y the pa or parts aGciel. II Ia.
ATTY recves the p,t,cnt ON pain, and quickly
ais, soothcs. and strengthens tho disabled parts. h.
Casgs # Bites Il b no S, tentiies. stings q. n.-
ANS In oct', tie ppliontio.! Of RAILWAYS READY
III - tho woun vii! prevent inf.g,tas.io4 a.sl
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ALL MALIGNANT DISEASE



hr,t Gvc warning of their pre- enco and net prompt
ly be ore they become securely intr ncheL within the
ryytcrn will bs. readily cxpsied ''-''" g -
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PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, August l3.-Cotton is dull and
there is scarcely enough doing to fix quotations.
There is no Querctron Bark here, and there is
an active inquiry for first No. l at Sjl IT, ton.
There is no change in Tanners Bark.
The prices of Cloyerseedrange fro $3.50 to 60
H. Ga lbs. for lots in first and second hands.
Timothy is higher, and commands SO tP bush.
Flaxseed sells in a small way at $3.50 IT, bush.
The Flour Market is without change, and but
little stock here, which is held with much iirm-
ness. The sales for export reach only few hun
dred barrels of extra family at $ll'25@l2, and
old stock at Sl9'50. The sales to retailers and
bakers are olly in a small way at $3.50 for super
fine up 10 Sl3 for fancy brands, according TO
quality. Rye Flour is selling in small way ut
$925@95O. Nothing doing in Corn Meal
Wheat is in demand, and prices are well main
tanned. Sales of about 5000 bushels at S2'j3 per
bushel for good old red, and s2'6S@26i for new,
in which is included about 5000 bushels mixed,
on private terms white ranges from s2'75@20O.
Rye is scarce, and wanted at $l's5. Corn is dull,
with sales of 25O0 bushels yellow at Sl'G7. Oats
are steady at 66c for new, and 02@05c. for old
Sales of 1000 bushels mixed at 9Oc
Whisky is firm; so barrels Ohio sold at $40
and refled at SIG.
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TO-DAY's WASHINGTON NEWS,
Special Dispatches to Evening Telegraph.
WAsHSGroS, August -.
The military CommissIou.


The Military Commission appointed BY the
President to investigate the causes Of the failure
of the late assault on Petersburg continued its
sessions on Wednesday. General Burnside was
present and examined, and gave his version Of
the affair. General Meade, It is known, had been
examined ON the Monday previous.
General Burnside claimed that he carried out
the orders Of his superior officer and that neither
he nor the officers OF his troops were to blame for
the failure. It is well understood, however, that
General Meade insists that Burnside did not
carry out his orders, but, on the contrary failed
both to attack as ordered, and to answer tele-
grams sent from l04 o'clock in the evening Of
the 20th until next morning.
During the morning Of the attack not less than
sixty -four dispatches were sent by General Meade
to General Burnside. The claim Of the latter
that General Meade having the night before tho
attack made some change in the plan ofoperations,
he supposed General Meade would be on hand
personally to direct the assault viii not it is be-
lieyed, be allowed. The universal sentiment Of
the army, outside Of the 9th Corps, anirms the
verdict passed by the Times military correspond
ent in his letter of the Sd instant.
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Dcspo,cb from Genera, u,,I,s.

Mrs General Banks, who arrived here yester-
day on the steamship Ereaiag star, from New
Orleans, received the following despatch at South
west Pass from the General -
OFFICE UNITED STATES MILITARY TELEGRAPH,
WAR DEPARTMENT, NEW ORLEANS, August o.
lS6i.-Mrs. n. p Banks, on steamship Erenipg
Star:-Thc following despatch has just been
received from Fort Pike -
The steamer Clydc passed here this morning
from the fleet She reports that fourteen gun
boats and three monitors passed the forts at Mo-
bile yesterday at 8 A. VI. One monitor was blown
up opposite the forts by torpedo. The Rebel
ram Tennessee was captured. Admiral Buchanan
lost a leg in the fight. This gives US possession.
have no other particulars.
Mp. BANKS, Major General Commanding.
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Nor Go1ye OUr OF TowN.--


Nor CONG OUT OF Town.
ny THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
90 not with the giddy host
that now to Springs" and sea side throng
a little room, quite close ana hot,
That can no look of comfort wear,
Must most Of these now md their lot,
And It's lot would not share
Round them at every step, will be
staring, prying, chatterng crowd,
Who fright away tranquility
With gossip, songs and laughter loud.
Then let me keep my quiet home,
With pleasant garden, shaded door,
Abroad at morn ana evening roam,
And visit Oft sweet Schuylkl's shore.
Nouuht could more refreshing DEEM
Than what beside me here find,
The ice cold druught the geld cream,
And luscious fruits Of every kind;
Nor need be of heat afraid,
Which bids many victims fall,
For all my Summer Clothes mado
In coolest style at Tower Haul
We closing out summer stock at OH pFjcCs, much
oet0" present cost OF same goods TOwER HALL,
No. jls Market street.
BENNETT d co.
FAIRMouNr PARK is now the resort OF thou
sands of our citizens daily. There is certainly no
more beautiful or delightful place in the vicinity
of Philadelphia. The walks and drives are in
admirable condition, and the grounds are bright
in verdure. Last Sunday at least twenty five
thousand persons enjoyed the fresh air and
scenery, and to-day, should the weather be pro-
pitous, a still greater number will doubtless
wend their way thither. Speaking Of the Park
reminds us OF the eXcelenty conducted RLlto
House, on Landing avenue, above Coates street,
which is a Istopping-place that deserves the re-
membrance of our readers. The rooms are ele-
CANT and spacious, and are handsomely decorated
with vines and flowers of rare descriptions. The
refreshments, creams, and beverages are Of the
finest order, and The proprietor, Mr.. c. busch, is
a uost courteous one.
On. COMPTON, No lji7 Vine street.
MATING AND CARPET WoRK.-W. Henry
Pattcn has a large force of .fyst-class hands at
this branch, and is prepared to fit and lay either
q small or large job, at any time, with despatch.
w. HENRY PATTEN's,
No. l408 Chesnut street.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Office oF THE EyEWya TFLrCgtpu,
SATURDAY, August %. I

l
SATURDAY, August 10 3
The extreme warm weather operates unfavor-
ably on the Stock Market, aud the transactions
continue limited. United States bonds are firm ;
j.20s sold OF l0Ss@lO9 1905 at 1889, which is
an advance, and 6s of 1881 tlO6].
In Railroad shares there is not much doing
but the market Is firm and prices rather better
Reading sold at 6s cash Pennsylvauia Railroad
7ai, which is a slight advance; Elmira preferred
at 81, which is better; Philadelphia and Erie at
3i3@3ji, which is an advance Catawissa COM
mon, at 2O5, which is also better; Norrlstown, SO,
Mine Hill, 62 and Little Schuylkill, 46i North
Pennsylvania Railroad scrip at o.; 392 was bid
Catawissa preferred; new City 6s arc selling at
1904.
Producing oil stocks are in steady demand at
abou. former rates, with sales of Dinsmorc az
s3 ; NcIlhenny g and Mineral Oil at q.
City Passenger Railroads arc without any me-
teral change, and very little doing; - was bid
for second and Third; G2 for Fifth and Sixth 50
Tor Thirteenth and Fifteenthj All for Spruce
and Pine; and SO for Chosnut aud Walnut
Bank shares are firm, but there is very little
doing 100 was bid for North America; 1873 for
Philadelphia; l0l for Southwark; 80 for Far
mers' and Mechanics So for Commercial; 2ss for
Mechanics iG for Girard 20 for Tradcmens' /;
46I for Commonwealth; and 60 for Germantown.
The Money Market continues easy at about
former rates. Loans are plenty on call at six per
cent. per annum. Best paper is selling at from
7@S per cent.
There is very little doing in Gold this mornngl
and tine market is dull, opening at 25lS ad
vanced and sold at 255l at II O'Clock, and
2jj at - O'Clock.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, AUG. %.
Reported By Clarho Co., Brokers, No i2l s. Third ST
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mnrIIols bX TeIerraph.

NrW YORsl, August l3.--FlOur Is quiet, with
sales ~ 10000 barros At S910a92o for satei SlI80a
1900 for ONO; and $500 400 for southern Whes5
duand sals unimuOrant Corn quiet sales OF - 900
bushels az Bi52 proyisOns-Beef dull. PORK firm sales
600 haIrcs at Si0a 1910 for Mess Lard steady at
2laa228o Mhisky firm az elIj holders demand ~ 70
heespis Of Flour i6p0O barresi Wheat 10000 bushels
Coin 90 900 bushels.
MN loRE, August l3. - Cumberland pre-
it.S we Michigan southern, 9l4 DO, guaranteed
No. HSY S,Y ierk teaira l3l Heading l5lsS Hu as0n
Hntr, l'i Sansse ee~panf Ere, ll, Allehlsan
REGISTERED o. lo Coupon g. 1888 l20 one Year Cegtl
hcaiesi vi tiod alter board, 2Jjjs.
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DEPREDATIONs OF THE PIRA u
GTALLAHASgEE'

FonT HAMILTON, August l3.-The steam tug
Stephen 4. BaJcoch, Captain Edward Bcrty, has
just passed here with three of the passengers Of
the schooner carrie Estellc, of Boston, which was
burned at sea by the Tallahassee, and five OF the
crew Of the barque Bay state, also burned. They
we're taken from the schooner Carroll in the lower
bay. They report having been captured on the
llth instant in latitude 80 deg. 10 min, longitude
y deg. q min. The schooner Carroll is now
coming up the lower bay.
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Grent DlstrlbntIon of Prize Honey.

BosToN, August l3.-Since the 2Sth of June
inclusive, the following decree of distributions
have been made in prize cases by the District
Court of this city -
Steamer Mary Inn, captured by steamer Grand
Gta6 Sl12, 2,356'32.
Steamer Sciota, captured by steamer Connect
cat, S73 3,i50j0.
Schooner 4Roaoo, captured by steamer South
Carolina, and schooner +. 4. Hard S28,2Sl7i.
Steamer greyhound, captured by steamer Con-
aeeticd, slSi, i,G926l.
Steamer Young Republic, captured by steamer
Grand Gulf ill,jl9'79.
Total ~ ,lO5, ,j59'3G. This Is the greatest dis
tribution ever ordered in this country,
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INDIAN TROUBLES IN THE NORTH
WEST.

ST. LOUIS, August l3.-Geueral Curtis has
returned from Fort Leaycnworth. The Indian
war is temporarily quelled, but information de-
rived from reliable sources strongly indicates a
concerted action among the various tribes, and
the most extensive Indian war yet waged.
White men, believed to be Rebel emissaries,
have been among the Indians, distributing gold
and urging them to rise against the whites, tell
ing them that the South would protect them, and
let them lave the whole West for themselves, If
the North should be conquered,
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"A patriotic exempt in St. Albans, Vermont,
Offers a 100 acre farm in Iowa, which once sold
for $3.50, and $500 in cash. for o substitute.
james Macy, charged with arson, is held
for trial in Springfield, Massachusetts. The late
destructive cOu6agration began in his store.
@-Ai ofthe Sj0,O00 subscription required from
Amherst to getthe Agricultural College there has
been secured. William Kellogg, formerly an
Amherst merchant, gave $1,000,
Brigham Young has started new Touring
mill and a cotton factory near Great Salt Lake
City. The factory is supplied with cotton grown
in Utah Territory.
"A severe thunder and hail storm visited
Westerly, Il. L. last Sunday. Some Of the hail
stones measured four inches in circumference,
and man who tasted Of the hail said 1t was
smoky.
"A sarcophagus OF marble, after the old Eng
lish style and crucform in shape, is to be placed
over the grave Of the late Rev. Thomas Starr
King by the Unitarian parish in San Francisco.
The transfer Of the remains and the erection of
the monument will take place during the stay OF
Rev. Dr. Bellows in California, and the services
on the occasion will be conducted by him.
"A story is told of deserter who has glass
eye, winch nc ueeu W tahv Out NASn nc N9h10u
to get discharged, OF when after running away he
wished to avoid detection. He entered and left
the service twelve times and will now leave it for
the last time, as he is to be shot
"A lady died last week in Orange, n. j., after
an extraordinary sickness Of twenty-seven years
during tvs enty-fye years Of which she did NOT
leave her bed. She was first affected with an
aneurism Just above the heart, which led TO a
combination of diseases With which she hos since
suffered
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Newspaper Account.

DEPARTMENT OF THE GULr, UNITED STATES
MILITARY TELEGRAPH oFFICE, SOUTHWEST PASS,
August 6-The fleet under Admiral Farragut
passed the forts at the entrance Of Mobile bay 40
8 O'Clock on the morning of the 9Th inst.
The monitor IccumSch was blown up by q Rebel
torpedo No other vessel was lost.
The Rebel ram Tennessee surrendered after an
obstinate resistance.
Admiral Buchanan lost leg in the action and
is now a prisoner.
The land forces, under Major General Granger,
invested Fort Gaines, and with the light batteries
opened upon the fort simultaneously with the
passage ofthc forts by the feet, taking the water
batteries in rear ana si3ncing them.
Our loss is not reported
Fort Powell, in Mobile Bay was blown isn and
evacuated by the Rebels.
orders for the Attack on Mobile Given,
NEW ORLEANS, August G-On Wednesday
last orders were promulgated 10 the fleet off
Mobile by Admiral Farragut that the attack on
the forts would take place mt 8 O'Clock the
following morning. This is reliable,
Up to this writing nothing further has arrived,
though official dispatches are expected from the
Admiral to-day.
Union Military Forces Occupy DaUpbin
island.
The attack On the forts commenced yesterday
morning. Our military forces now occupy Dau.
phin island.
News from the Mobile Expedition.
New ORLEANS, August 6.-The steamer j.. VI.
BrOlCn arrived last evening, having landed troops
at Dauphin Island, on one extremity OF which
Fort Gaines is situated. When the J. w. Bro,cn
left, the gunboats were shelling the woods on the
island. At six O'Clock yesterday morning, Ad-
mral Farragut had not commenced operations
against the forts at the entrance to Mobile bay.
Some our monitors were lying within mile OF
Fort Morgan
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The Cape May Railroad Company have made
arrangements for running a fast special train to
Cape Island every Saturday afternoon returning
on Monday morning. This train will make no
stoppages except for wood and water, and will
materially reduce the time occupied in making
the trip. Il leaves Walnut street wharf at five
o'clock this afternoon, and leaves Cape Island at
quarter after seven, A. NJ. on Monday.
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ter and Tucker, and 20 The proprieiors and com
pany Of the Surf Hotel Fire Island, for the kind
aud generous treatment VIC received as their
hands.
W. Smith, r. Z. Yates, L, Fryer, Pilots Of the
James Funk
Chars Harbinson, Ed. Frankel, I. Murphy,
T. 'Hewsop, crew Of pilot boat James lViik
A. Baudier, Boatkeeper
Captain Thomas G, Sparrow and family, Of
barqne BdU State,
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AMUsEMENTS. 4

CRcUs AND MEHAGBRrE.-Tae season Of one
week viii close this evening. Messrs. Thaycr anl Noyes
have Justly for themselves oreputaton rca. show
men, that win ensure success whenever they appear IN
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