Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1861, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. ————— U7 Tax Stax publishes the List of Letters (7 Though Tux Srax is printed on the fastest steam press in use south of Baltimore, its edition 4s 90 large as to require it to be put to press at an early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be sent in before 12 o’clock m.; etherwise they may ‘Rot appear until the next day. +202 Novice .—District of Columbia Advertisements to be Inserted in the Bat riwonz Sun are received at and forwarded from Tux Stax Office. ren- all who may have any inter- course with the establishment. The veprage ood quality, cooked an About forty-five acres, under a high state of cultivation, are enclosed, m which are raised all the various kinds vemetables for which our market is famous Tobacco is aiso cultivated, though in very email quantities, and several fruit trees ornament the grounds. Down by the beach 1s a triangular re, the potter’s ground of the establish- jars shade the greesy knolls above the sleepers, and the ripple of the water on the pebbles steals up the beach in a silver song of Music, a ceaseless requiem over the dust of the fallen. Excellent springs supply, by means of pi the various wants for pure water; and en Pid pailaing below the asylum bas been fitted up. in which vegetables are washed for market. seed ied for next sowing, and garden imple- ts protected from the weather. short time since, several thousand soldiers ‘were encamped about the building, and we were assured by Mr. Queen that, aside from a few tri- fling annoyances, ne un, nt occurrence trans- pis whatever. The property is as free from marks of violence as theugh it had been guarded by a corps of U. 8. regulars. A number of men are now employed brick walks about the a trimming shrub- . The long season pad weal bas gardening operations back, and given weeds quitea but these are now being rap- idly thinned out by the laborers. in laying COMMUNICATED. Iz 1s uxpERstoop that Col. R. D. Goodwin. of New York, was closeted with President Lincoln to-day. it seems that the Colonel has had a hard time of itin getting up bis ment known as the President’s Life Guard, has proved him- self = general instead of acolenel. And it seems Wealthy gentlemen in New York city, knowing his difficulty, took upon them to closely watch bis movements, and they have concluded to furnish bim all the means necessary to put ten thousand men in the field on terms most advantageous to witb the understanding that the _ ball take command The result {s the ident has acce the proposition as a favor- able one, and the Celone! (now General) is busv recelving bis Washington friends at the Clarendon Hotel, and making arrangements to have his men in the field at once. He says he will recruit in 5 bis brigade shall Volunteers. He Is bere as a true soul, and we bid him in the glorious cause. Washington, Aug. 29, 1861. Reconnotsances —Prof. Lowe'smammoth bal- Joon was tofiated the car was near the ground, up above the tallest houses. the Alexandria Aqueduct. ‘was seen ri: It was carried across ind in the afternoon ding majestically, high above the Vir- Fort Corcoran. it, and - The reconnoitering be mill ofticer,who can communicate with thse SPSS Si ten de 2 ran oat by belie attached to a ring. Wartzatne Hoxss.—Much complaint is made watering their horses at the ity of the Depot. proach to the pumps exceeding!) disagreesblecn account of mud and other maticr, Operations are also carried on extensively durin; the night at these wells, to the annoyance dwellers thereabouts, who are tortured to constant ‘wakefulness by the eternal screech of abominable pump handles. Fass Rumor i $ i | R with renbing tae mallet teetegheeeh; and taking the letters of other regimen After hearing of the evidence of Mr. L. Payne, of to the of letters in vii it the further ‘hearing: but as the parties were abeut leavi: ved with his witnesses, and Sa atime, end preceeded substantially as fol- OWS : Lewis Clephane, city postmaster, testified that these envelopes found aby Mr. Paynewere brought b olga Pay Bac vay epee ne Bet st. He then ‘enth Penneylvania Rogiment,/and had (we de- coy letters putin his mail, with a quarter le in one and 8 quarter eagle and a quarter dollar in the other. T’ dg llr tg op sede to 5 followed by o! and arrested on y.to camp and ee back to the office and searched, and several letters found on him, some belonging te the Tenth Massachusetts Reg- iment sae hes he flees Sea omen thee sent to his camp, got his trunk, search found other envel ‘directed to cech of the regiments named. The two decoys last putin the bag were found; the two first were not. He ‘was asked at the post office in this city if he had any letters for other regiments in his bag om each - He answered ‘ No!” oner on his way to camp, in Georgetown, Drought him to this city, and left bia In the city postmaster’s, Mr. he peep room. Mr. Cle- phane ‘sakea him if had letters about him which belonged to other than bis own regiment. He replied that he had no letters at all. Witness asked him to let him see what he had on bis per- son, and be pulled out some newspapers and a couple of letters. Witness asked him if that ‘was all, and he said ‘‘yes.”” Witness put his hands in his pockets and took out more letters. Witness and Mr. Clephane asked him again if he had at camp any letters for other than his own regiment, and he said no! Witness told him that he would go and search histent. He then said, ‘‘Gentlemen, I see you intend to carry this thing to the farthest extent,” adding, ‘‘just name the amount of money, if it’s a hundred dollars, I can raise it and give it you, if you will let me go to my ——— and not to prison *? He spoke of — tion, and of his family. Mr. Clephane and witness promised to keep the affair as quiet asthey could He was placed in c e of Of- ficer Busher, and Mr. Clephane and witness pro- ceeded to his camp; a search was made, and open letters of the 10th Pennsylvania regiment, and also of the 10th Massachusetts regiment, were found, containing various articles. The witness and Mr. Clepbane returned, and the prisoner was committed to jail. On the way there he remarked that be did not know much of law, but he did not think they could punish him, as he was not an employee of the Post Office Department. Col. McCalmont, Sapte. J. H. Cooper, M. R. Adams, Jas. Fossett, S.M. Allen, Thos. ‘McGon- nell, A.G. Warren, C. M. Daniel, and Dr. Mc- Kenney and Adjt. S. B. Smith, of the Tenth Pennsylvania regiment, and Col. Geo. 8. Hays, of the Eighth regiment Pennsylvania, testified that they thought at first some of their mo: had miscarried, but had since been satisfied that it had not. They yet place entire confidence in the accused, and gave him an excellent character. The istrate reserved his decision in order to afford the accused an opportunity of clearing up the mystery which seems to hang over the case. The ball was placed at a low figure under the clrcumstances—two hundred dollars, for bis appearance next Monday week. The accused seemed greatly affected by the failure to obtain an immediate acquittal. Deartn or 4 Ligcvrenant.—Yesterday morning Lieut. Wm. H. Robinson. of Company K, Sickles Excelsior Brigade, died at the E-street hospital, and was buried at the Soldiers’ Home to-day. His funeral escort consisted of bis own company and other members of the regiment, preceded by the drum corps with muffied drums. Day Pouice —We hear that Capt. Goddard has been notified by Mayor Wallach that the time of service of the day police will expire to-morrow. f s0, we presume that the force will be kept in service by the Police Commissioners until the Metropolitan Police force shall have been ap- pointed Tue attention of ents in Georgetown is called to the advertisement of Miss Rainey’s school in the Georgetown column. Hottoway’s Pitts —Bilious Fever.—This dan 6. 0us disease is immediately ni) in the bud by sorrective the seorstions of the liver, Sand cleanse the bicod. @ use 0! failed ies, after all other means id by sll Druggists, at 250., 620.,and $1 per box. a meee auZ-lw Covexs,—The sudden changes of our climate are sources Tpinone rs ‘onchial d stamatte ections, peri Vin Vv simple remedies often aot speedily yh certainly wh taken in the canty stpese of the dii recourse should at once had to “ Brown’s Bronchial ‘oches,” or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or ritation of the Throat be ever so slight, ay by this pri ution @ more serious attack may be effectual: wi 4 lic Speakers and Stingers will fini them effectu: for clearing aad strengthening the voice, See ad’ det rtisemen' -ly READER, have you is Prof. Wood's advertise- gym paper. Rea’ it; it will interest you, an 7 Punvizs. Persons desiring pennies will always find the) for exchange at the Star Office oounter. a To tnx A¥pticrzp!—Be sure to read the adver- iaement of MoLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. in another column. Ci MARRIED On the }8th instant, in Boston, by the Rev, P. St. Mary’s Church, GFORGE city, to Miss FRANCESE Y, of Boston, Maas. h, by the Rev. Dr. Pyne, JAMES A. RACHEL A. DODSON, both of L. M. D. . oO: 30th April lsat, i9si, by the Rev. Mason Noble, “Mr JAMES MoCALLAN, of Philadel: phis. to RACHEL MARIA woungent ighter of James Moore, of Charles county, Md. a DIED, 2th i t, in Guilford. Conn., after a ness. DORs: youn est daughter of Cor- ne.ius aad Mary Wendell, aged 17 months. - i nt, GEORGIA FENWICK ‘and Martha Weeden, aged & ever know, blow ; To part wit! ed A daughter dear—a sweet and lovely child ; Oh! poigasnt grief, most frantically wild, Her paronts now are ed in woe, For consolation whit! Oh! God. who Vouchsafe te ligh K PRICES FOR ALL KIN THING, HATS, Ca PS. VALISES, SHIRTS, COLLAR: SMITH’S, No. 460 Seventh Office, ag your or- se ROUSE EE EES On lea hag your or medi vered from (or soll the best ediately, to be for cash in current fund: COAL, viz: it 1" 4 ioe J. W. P. MVERS & CO. Office oor. @ and 224 First Ward. au lw WESTERN _LANDS IN EXCHANGE FOR W ANDO NEMW THE FEDERAL CAPE ‘AL.— heey ett ety ye ping | Beek chs = Viasinidg Son Eoet Auguat 23, 186i. au 23-<0tw Dr. CHARLES R. BOTELER, DINTIST, No. 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth Streets au B-co2m VIN VONDALE FLOUR. NOTICE. Maes eee et pe PT Te + Lebt Warhington, August 20,196'. (Int.) auzi 2 Notice To sale RD RAILROAD ‘' ae Commissi: by i , No. 211 F street, present bills for eight, wee Bi a 3 cf Moar acts ove age eee te sind LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, WasHINeTon City, August 8), 1961. [Ordered to be inserted in the Eveniye Star, .t being the newspaper having the largest circulation of any daily paper published in Washington.) i[7* All persons applying for letters in the follow- Ng list, will please say they are aDvERTIsED. LADIES’ LIST. a rmstro-g, Miss Sarah Keys, Miss Nell AeneMissJulie Rh” Kenedy, Men H fell x ctr } aNeil, Lissie | fohole, Mra Mars Epanidgey Mie ‘paniding, Mrs Simos. Mies B Sinnard, Mrs Georgia, Stevens, Miss Annie J Stewart, Kebsoca Simms, Mrs Josephine Southard. Miss ME Smita, Miss Martha Stone, Miss Farnie mith, Mrs C D i c Mies Ji Clark. irs Eliza W Clark, Miss Gennie Cass, M Pigntha Taylor, Misr Toevelaine, Mise S L homps~n, Mre Lt Jas Turpin, Mra Thompson, Thistieton MrsG lL, Miss M J Mra Anna Miss A pe Mrs Chas H 9 as Kelloge, Sirs Geo W elley, Hannah M Komp, Mrs E King, Mre Sarah A GENTLEMEN’S LIST. Chiids jr Coppern Cochran Wm 4 Durand C ‘awford WB Diven Capt cw wm L lex ark WE Daiton A B Robt Chambers Wm Doubleday MsjA Action M L Combe Voltaire Edwards Wm ArmstedRevMr Chambers Thos Androws Sidvey Clifford ‘Whos Adams Le~i Crawford TA ymend T J~$ Allen Hoa J W Castwood $8 Eastman R Abbott Gen JC CottS baton Oliver Acker JnoF Cox Sam! E Adams Co!lHP-2 Cameron Robt E Ah ‘¢HenrichCameron LtRA Ashmun HenG Carey P Allea Frau i Conne!l Pat Alexanders M-3 dy Pete AlburserF A Cutler C: Ashton Chas Corning a Anderson U! Crans!.tColNM Emons G F-2 Arick C Cady N Eberle Fri Armes Chas H Cunningham Mr Edgerton F M AndrewsMas’rACunninghsm M Kmanus! KE M Baird 2M P_ Conway MN "gin Danl Burnet WmE Chase Major Este David K-2 Brown Wm Commins A Erehart Cha: Bricker W Cassey M J Flagg Wm J Boyce Rev WB Cleary Mich Farnsworth WF Barnet Wm2 = CarlileNathan Flanders Wm Baken Wm ‘arkisy Lewis Fieid Siligman Boyer WmC Cushing Lt L F ~rye Samusi @ BartholomewW Chipman B_ Foster Robt F a Clark Capt FL FarahamRobert is roey L. ‘arre: w Seen bell Lewis Forsyth Nelson Bracily Wm T Crocker LW Frentzel Brace W 8 Clapp J frledman Col M Brackett Wm CoeJas y John Borrows Lt WmCarr Jno Ferriter James Banks WH Chase DrJ E | Farbanke J sown Phos Camp Jxcob A-3 Farmer John W Barnett T CroasJohney Farley LtJ T Bishop T B JB Findley Joon G Baobitt Lt3 8 Close jas T Fitzger! John Blanchard S Crowel J-2 Freese Col J R sisck Col Sam Clark Jao W = Fish Horace S BlackCol 8W-2 Chester Jno srrest Geo Bragg Senio8 8S Curtis Dr Ferguson Geo BaxterSS Ciement« Jas H Finney Geo Burbank | tSW CerlionJnuoL Fisk Frank 3 Browner3 nant Jno A Fay Edward L BeekmanSDeW Curtis Jno Fitschke Edw Billing Stephen Cherry Jao Flint Ezra E Basch 8 Carroll Jas Freidman Col Batty Stephen Cog ey J Falconer Hoacd Benjamin LtsN ox C ‘ande|! Jas Brraes Kichard Craven Dr J J Blood Robt K enter Jno Bowers RobtW Calvert J W Burchett RT Coppock Jno Frecklin Benj F Buck Robt M Comstock JE Fowisr Benj Buchett RT Consyell Capt J Foose Andrew J BarberR SP Collins Jno Keman Kobt =~ ChambersColJJ B aconard PeterCatin Jas Benner & Patter Crojoot Ja: son Cameron Jas Bonnels SG Cox HG Greon Wm M Bellew PJ Coates Henry-2 Garrett Wim W Barnett HonOD Cook H D-3 Burt Uliver T| Cyar jaboook Li 3| BurnhamNath Brimer — ‘* Aver Willard Adam m Aidin PG armstrong Thos Cir hh ict Lewis Chai isGWw gy ee of iP PHOS ray m LD Grandell Geo Garne: Coake Geo Campbell Geo Cresgie Frank urtis F A Caulfioid F Mr George Leo wos s Gibbs Leonard: fotheriine J.5 ing J Byrne Jno Brittain Jos Barry Jno M Brasee Jno M Bowman B Culver Dr J P Bishoph Joo — Chambell col Bowlin Jao Curie itH R Brennan Jas F Culver DG BuckinghamJas Cheeney Chas Goorgy Julius Buthington Hon Coiman C Gregory James Jas 2 lark © Gerbiok JohnW Boie H Cla: Cotion CT Goodel: HC Brady Hugh J Crabbs B atzmer # 8 Borry Hiram B Curtis brown Bea 8 Culver C D H W-2 Cheever BK ieee ames Gummere JnoG Gleason Jonas D Gulick James H Gordan Gilbert Gross Geo Gtither Geo i Gehi ‘Caywood A Geo Cranekel! A Boernstein G P Childers A Billingsley 6 DeFcront Capt LJ ‘ores| Bradisy eo W WH? soke &? SH Brady Boyd 1 iB = ‘m riffin A hokinson W F Gi vis Win H Haskins vs ee rkin Piller 8 B remus WO 4 onohue P; ne B ore 3B M star Howe John W-2 Mechtacat JJ Sp fi cally J'C Moran dass edden James MoAlister J: Huvecy eon B aeeciaa Jno Strong M M-2 Hewitt Capt SMeKnight Jan Smite LB Holther Sowa M iy J ai Soutes el Chas Soper G: are Ghee ny, Sharma ore Chas yers Hon C G Suckiy Harman Geo A Mensel Chas ees, 60 Harbaugh Gust MoKeeverC Shiel Geo K-S Holeoomb Geo = Miiler Chi Stoneman Gen Haseltine Geo Maxwell Chas D G Hober F C McKay C E. amble F C McCaffree Clu jartz Capt Ed- McConnell Al: ‘ward L Maxwell A'r cK eMiker A SmithG 8 1 E> MoDonald AR Smith Lt G MillerCapt4 B-2 Smith CW n ES hewsA K Stynher Hobson EdgarH Martin A KE Seidle Fred Homeen, wake Ache EMCEE no vi u 1c! Harper Capt. _ MerywethorAH Salsbury EC iggine B Newell Wm Stare EN Harrington!.tCSNeweill Wm A Shomaker E Humphrey Capt Newton Wak Simms EA Hegins C W uct Maj Wm D Saono K chss Nimms ‘thos J Sailong DS ase C D_ Neison Niles Shuman Dr Pero’ Never smertee unt Dr ewton Maj upper. Howard GenBC Nunnes Jos A Sloan C B-2 Hardy Capt BR Neven J Hoiland Bernard Nelson Jas Haglor A& Co Nichols Horton A E Hart Albert Hennershots A Nason Jno ndret Nukes Mnisa 3 Sai! AM2 HoffmanA yw Nunes Maj, ie Ireian John Rewmaa Hoary st fier A G-2 Boltzm ewman Henry St Unge A Smail A F-2 Skidmore A F Sanders A f ANadin Go Jenifer James int C Jefferson Geo B Norris A B-2 Jenkins Dr Fos- Niles Capt A E Taylor Wm HC ter ’ Hare Timothy Templeton W C gi apes Fybman we ackson DC Brien Thos om pson Jennison C R-2 Oliver Robt Turner Sta Orr Richard K ‘Turner Sam’ Ostrander P W Townsend P H Keeler W J QO’Douds Mr —s Tiredman Col M Kendall Wm T Ocha Kilian Kitz Wm 8B Unskes Gen Jas Kirkwood Capt Oliphant Jno WG O'Lesry Jno Key, Col Tho M Guage aS er! Simon [74 oS iohard = Patrick W H-3 Traudy J H Kelsey Reuben Petntt WV ‘taylor J F Kiernan P PerkinaWarren Trippett Jno Kelley C Pena Wm Taylor CapJnoP Kirchhofl Otto Padgett Wm homeen Knicit JG Parrish WmA ‘Tilton Jno Kinney JohnC_ vaine W H ‘Taylor J Kamerly John J Pauitney T Thompson Jas Kramer Jno W Porter fnos J Tyler sno Kilingerd W_ Porter GenTJ-2 Thompeoa Lt J 2 Kinzie Jno H-2 Potter : uthern Taylor Jonas Keetfe John Prootor Lt R ‘avior] W Piatt R H-2 ‘homspon H atterson R 2 ler Hugh RA Thompson H—4+ shaw John Patterson RM Tyler Lt H B—2 f cher Joho fendiat RS nrton Gee Sighn Geo reax Geo Kensell Geo A Petty P hompso1 GFZ 2 Kirk Geo R ‘he Trunneli Geo + Kellor F My, Pome I — Fhompson C R2 e0- er Co! ‘arpaa Koapp E Theo- preavury Mr | Phreess kis Kinney Chas ° Fins DD - r mid Shes DD fernone JudgeL ir Dacl erney Chas Pierce 1 y Chas W ing GF Peole JT ayior Coss H ‘eloy Adem pune Jas 8 s rcw e Lggrenee v brat latno 8 al s Bee g a. petaaha’ Layboid Wil- P ws Bo b: Lautingbargh Tywell Mr Tucker M Feng] L ‘arker tl. Thon J H Townsend larl-4 Taylor CP Travers Chas W Toller C W. ‘ompkios C H poworidee AB rJL Tower A m 3 mares7ee Ml 3Tumsn A ws > nd- Powell jas jompson A— Lemon emt Pamor CaptsH Thayer a Luess ThosJ PritohettJ J = Tabor AJ Lloyd Thoras Pearson J J i Leach T B Paulding JO =VauVieck WLE Lowe TSC Phillips JosS_ Vincent Capt M LazausS 8 Porter Col J J-2 Van Voiken- Lent SB Pearson J burgh V K—2 Lymso 8 D Powel J Van Alsten J Langmaid Capt Prince Henry Vancieve Ltd Sam voitzlinsHeury Van Bretzien Lowry Lt R B-2 Palmer Henry Col Lipton LtR Piokrell Geo Lam» R P Prentis Geo A Lary Patrick — Porter Geo LorangerPeterd Parsons G Ligget PS. Panoost Dr@ 8 rs Miles G Putrao F Largin Meee patnam FIV per Pearle Kdwd-2 Pe kins Elias Parrott 6 G Vanover H Vernun Geo W Underhill FE F Wiggins Wm B Whiting WW itz Soh one Lt Jas W._ Potter Lt Col Lowry James B Patterson Basil arsons Amos —_— 2 Leonard Jas R Prattae [acy GD Lesher Joe Jos ell PM Rothmand F ve N- Leavenworth E Rouse Rov J H Leff ell CW Boe feiss we 048 Jul Lord GhasM Rowe I bart Richards: arrabee Chas —— J A-2 toh. Lehibach Chas Kove Fd Rawl enJB Weston lsasc sf Wuinnemore J J sa Jao ‘sidron John tson Jas Washburn Maj skts B Ju Ro and Jne Wilhamson I isj Jae Washburn jr J idor Je Wile isaac Rittenhouse JB Wool Gen Jno E Kedman J Ww Lopes Lloyd Capt A Landetreet AC Rogers Lucas Alden 0 ke Capt ee Adolph ram H mgleyAbner' Riddie Geo R ‘evan A K Read Geo Little Andrew Love Andrew J Moor Wm Waiters Jacob J Wandling Jao wart Root Geo Reha Geo F Rivers Frank cr ain Reker sh Wm Kahway Camant Tho eo Cc > Drop Letters, in all casos, must be pre-paid. Auge LEWIS CLEPHANE, P, M, EDUCATIONAL. Witt, posumetned ste of of Pa. avenue aad Fifteenth at, 39 st* Wis R MRS. L. C. TODD day, September fi. at her residence, 38 between Sth and 7th sts. GONE Se, eee Bier. org ano torn) will rasamed eat opis “Gagunanee soe Su 23 4t* Fy Mon- B-iw* Wir street, betwee: a6 etal ‘S continuance ITTENHOUSE ACADEM NA next academio year will tember 2, 0. C. WIGHT, Prinoi VER L ITU Massadittsiir5 AV. berwate Ora ax 10rn StRExts, A Select School for (3. The Sixth Annual Session of this Inst,tute wi)! erate, Fe th repeiourarn eee ire lare st the a oles Bookstores. or E. W. FAR v. th residence, 493 Tenth st ‘gas bes FEMALE SEMINARY, 4 GLisd. Miss English on. Mond ber Puptis, to MISS ADpI BC. FINGEY The day, au GEORGETOWN, pal *. to ( r] limited numbe1 Z 3 whos ins! > > mi 01 Oe a= rovement her best ef forte will be her man: ox- hopes te Berabie to r xive satisfaction to those nts and gua-dians who may place pupils under her care. Terms made noes on spplication at No. 35 Gay at. a T. MATTHEW’S ACADEMY. Ss Con. 18tH >t. anv New York Av., * Washington, D.C, The exeroises of tois Institution will be resumed on the first Monday in September. sion of five months, from $7 to 81 advarce. The German and French Musio, Drawing and Painting, form extra c For particulars apply at the Institution, Bu 24-2weo —— oo ~CHOOL FOR SMALL BOYS s* soho 227 St, Conus 17 7H d = Ol Will reopen on 01 '. Septem 2d. Circulars at Bookstores. For further infor- References Dr. S. L. Loomis, Profeesot L. C. Loomis “S80 %-cotw SCHOOL FOR e wv! YO Miss M, P. DUNCAN, 1 September next, resume her dence, No 21 Indians rangements to receive as boarders. st Vincents ACADEMY, ORNER 10Ta and G Streets, LADIES. ll, on Mi day, the 24 bool ek ker ren he has mad mber, Sivantages for improvement recommend it to ths patronage of ail. ry pectioniars apply at the Institution. Bu 27 EMERSON INSTITUTE, TREET, ween 12th and isth sts., Select Classical and Mathematical School fcr Boys Tho exercises of this Schoo! will be resumed the first Monday in-September. Address 9 tf CHAS B. YOUNG, Principal. Ts= UNION FEMALE ACADEMY. mire of the P: ICHARDS, leenth and K sts. N THE WESTERN ACADEMY, © 277 I, corner of Seventeenth street, recent- ly under the care of Dr. Loomis, will be reopened Monday, thy 2d of September. App leation may be made at Dr, Tow e's, 480 Fourth street, Judi- ory & 731 JOSHUA 0. COLBURN, OOKEVILLE ACADEMY. The next session will commence September 3d. Boys are prepared for college or for business. For catalogue please address, at Brookeville, Md , E. B. PRETTYMAN, A.M Corner of Fow auSim —- _ (Intel.) Prinoipal. (GEORGETOWN INSTITUTE, The Auties of this School will be resumed on the first Mondar of September t Ite advantages (both as to location and facilities for improvement) and moderate terms recommend it to the patron- SON ASN. RON RAD. M. Aw OHN 8. CONRAD. noipals, 'EMALE EDUCATION, Tuose faronts who wish their hters to re~ ovive @ thorough sud systematic edu: —_ whi of | their phystosl training will receive attention, under the most approved ‘Calis- thenios and Gymnastics, are res: ily invited to visit the Union Fe A » corner Four- th st.and Ng York nat & MRS. Z. a NOTICE. ** ADAMS’ EXPRESS COMPANY. Th's Company offers to the public“ Unequalied Advantages” for the Safe ‘and Quick Diepaton of Heavy F-eights Yookns 2, Valuables, Money, &o. &c., to all parts of the United States, Expresses to and from the North and West de od e in Washington twice daily, in charge of experienced and for ‘The Soldiers osrriea at “onz HALF” our usual rates. All Goods for the so-called “Confed: State.” es sil Articles “* Contraband of W: will be EFUSED. Guy Expresses leave New York at 1.5, and 6 P. M erriving in Washington at 6A. M’ and 536 P.M. : jeave Philsdelpbia at 8.99 A. M. and 1B Me arriving in Washieton at 390 P.M, and A.M. Expresses leave itimore at 420 A. M. ands P. # Srriving in Washington at 6 A. M. and590 * i for all points North and West leave Washington at7'9 4°ML-and 230 ML. iy. sr be made on application tains thes, | Tet atl Good called for and delivered free of xtra ait 8. P. WoLAUGHLIN, it Adame’ Ex; Compan; Washington, Aurest 3B, i961. — aus tt The lovers GAME OF BILLIARDS will find in EMRICH’S FINE HALL, Cornero Pennsylvanis aveoue and Lith street, (south side,) two of the most admirable TABLES in the United States, with every comfort and convenience for the players. 4u3-tf U 8. MAIL STAGE LINE Between Wash- ington and Rockville leaves Mi we Hote cor. 8th and D sts. ERY MORN NG (Sundays ex &t7 o’clook, and I. C. Conod: sts., Ge: On Moi h Fogeavi BILLIARDS! ‘uesday 5 retu ‘BE J. Ui OLE YY. a a mi 8, riends = the public that he fe Sets a toe oe wil) je ai Sm* ENOCH WARD. Pprorosats FOR WOOD. Deranruany or ara, H srtauogl unt 12 o'slock mom Satupdes, ie, dei [intents for farnishing or the use ‘i ‘Derr 100 cords Oak W. best S3, ty cords OL Pine Ti eood to 4 ivered at such times such quantities as may be wanted ry arrangements must be made measurement. De; it reserves the right T ge s° LIER GET DRAFTS, IN THE NORTE suit Sean OF CONGRESS, SAE leetpioy reopened IN, TPhkk Soraer ot Beuoga’, in its correct pres TELEGRAPHIC THE REMAINS OF GENS. LYON. Purapgtrmia, August 30—The remains of Gen. Lyon, which will arrive bere to-merrow morning, will be received by « military escort and conveyed to the New York boat, for trans Portation to the North. From Misseuri. desire for a loan of $160,000, the agreed to take the whole amount to-day. metres elena Et een| of N lnterdicted in St Lotte city ona of the provost marshal sented The regiments looked well, a drizzling rain would have made s appearance. A gentleman from a Fe that the Unionists are leaving fr'tbat neighborhood ‘about in that ni > al ‘150 ca’ under Col ———< Some Federal soldiers went Harper's F. and run up the stars and which patriotic action was viewed with interest by a considerable ey 4 of Union eights. of Maryland on the Hratrstown, Aug. 28 —Advicesfrom Martins- "The rebels sucoceded in taking & moving take up sufficient of obtein material with Jefferson or Berkley © ferson or ki counties. the Union people had not yet boon onuaeied. molested up to the time my informant left. V: rumors bave been circulated here are Ee effect that the enemy were about to ade. monstration at Edward’s or Nolan's Ferry. Southern News. LovisviLtx, Aug. 25.—From Memphis, Paducah, we have the report of 2 battle at Cape great commotion at Cairo. The Charleston Mercury’s Richmond corres- eae says: ‘We are without the ME oor or riendsh!p of any nation on the earth only argument by which we can influence them is their necessities and their fears.” This corres- pondent also sa ‘The Confederates suffered more in killed and wounded than the Federals,” and complains that edvantage was not taken of the Federal flight from Menassas. The Tennessee authorities took the contents of the Adams Ex; Company safe to-day The Memphis Avalanche of the 27th Polk's ounces that ments will be made for transports The Confederate Congress has passed. ons approving of toe course of planters and factors in keeping their cotton in the interior, and the termination of the insurance companies not to sure acrop when not retained on the spointed. Colonel of” Duncan's Mentacky. topt- appoint ne ancean i> mata Manes Va.) Herald bas temporari): ‘be a. 2 pended for oct | of paper. J The Remains ef Gen. Lyon. Aug. 28.—The mi! the tuners ceremonies ryt 5 iy, Was of & most imposing ch aracter. ‘The processien which escorted the remains to the railroad depot consisted of Gen. Fremont's body guard, under Col ony, Capt. Tillman's com- pany of cavalry, a section of Capt Carlin’s bet- = i the First Regiment of Missouri —s Col. Blair, Gen. Fremont and staff, a number Reserve volunteers officers, city officials and ind the Thi Regiment U. ‘olonel McNeil, ail the military being be command of Brig. Gen. Sigel. The streets through which the on was thronged with spectators, and the flags out the city were draped in mourning. escort to accompany the body East consists of Major H. A Conant, of Gen. Plammer and Edgar, U.8. A, x eight privates, and Col. McNeil, of the U. 8. Reserve Corps. Cincinnati, Aug. 29—The remains of General Lyon arrived ee by the military to Smith & Nixon’s Hall, where the body now lies in state. Large numbers of citizens have visited the ball ang ie day. The remains will be taken East to-night. From Fertress Menree. Fortress Monnor, Aug. 23.—We no tidings from the naval expedition. nesota was to return this evening, but arrived The U frigate sm from Philadelphia in time to join Cape Benry. The “Quaker City’ ticipate, but will shortly leave for Ni 5 — yi = ag of a Norfolk yester were Col. Jobn Carey, oon of Gen. Bey , of Norfolk, and inent secessionists from Old Point the impudence to cheer the while at anchor under Briverrorr, Conn., ~ 7 28.—The this county went to Chestnut Hill, five of Bri , and hauled down raised . A new State law a sher! ffs and constables to take down all flags, and the owner is liable to an [1 of not less than 30 days, and « fine of not $100. Prudential committees are being formed throughout the State to queich secession.