Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1861, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. RENT. | TELEGRAPHIC NEWS SECOND EDITION, net Raw sem. oVederarecs oS PeS FOR RENT aes unfurnished medious Ww . rth rom Eurepe. {7 Though Tux Stan is printed on the fastest sonnets Bath Bw RL TING RR Or. dense, N.'F., Sept, leeTho steamship THREE O'CLOCK P.M. ‘team press la Use south of Baltimore, its edition porth._Apply onthe promises. 00 8 S| gancaroe. from Liverpool on the 4th instant, for | <<< $a 20 large #8 to require It to be put to press at an - FY NSHED HOUSE WANTED.—A nicely | New York, via Queenstown on the Sth, arrived OUR MILITARY BUDGET. hour; therefore, should be | the = | for howsshscntne: by ¢ eompEaRT CURSE reeread | Om Cape ARSULEanae ey coat aint bese ME Was, CHRTAINLT, SRCESUED sent in before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may | into new cls between the Capitol and Teenticth surest, | .. TB*, Political news by this arrival is unimport- as, , it, ae tin Avemen, Mid e bee ee ant. land was.about to send three more . ‘The continued absence of Wm. H. Byrd, the @ 16-20" regiments forthwith to Canada. railroad and telegraph accountant of the War De- one Their total s RENT cThe lames thisecelon Reick | «Pies in the employ of the goverfiment at RENT— th partment, beyood the leave of absence granted to Nonica—District of Columbia Advertisements | exceed that of Jeera” | RL HOULE No ot ccatSmtn tere, rage _plngre wom hen ge tebe eaten [Peppa ly certainly caused by the te be inserted in the Battimone Sun are received | 240ption of the ‘ oe Ores ee dren aaoining House, No. Oa, | Sree tare ts for Canada were to start | fact that he bes gone to Richmond. “That fect, st and forwarded from Tux S7ax Office. garbles the books. But it is not sufficient tbat he yj workhouse 30 days. W. Berry, do ; fined | Fithout turvite House No. 83. , from England about the middle of the month on | however, is of mo public ‘whatever— oY Fi hting; dismissed, Fred. 5 public importance 4 D_p—| mec prodoction i peutct. Heshouid show that | Kev, runt: 81.56" Put Lynch, do, dlamimea. | NO-es feunrivas'aavense, “ra lUa | the steamer Great Haste, which euberquenily | or ny weve perce than ee eeeeoe of By Date or Rev. Ext Yeates Rerge, D. D — | man jon . ou! u ‘4 , 7 t 2 : OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, on.Eichth : ‘ 1 ; and | Edward Binnete, sieeping in the market; do. C. OB. The London Times, ‘vitorial, that the | other late United States Government clerical em- ee eee ae a fer oadned vgs por mpeg maple R. Lee, drunk and disorderly; fine $2 9€ Daniel BF srreat (No, a3 1: betweon Mand’ suitable spots ae. Ployees at thie point. Byrd, a New Yorker by birth, was some years employed in Georgia asa railroad accountant or auditor. Subsequently be beld a similar place on & Pennsylvania railroad; from which he was brought bere by Thos A. Scott, Bsq., Assistant Secretary of War, to audit the accouatsef rail- toad and telegraph companies against the War Department. = His opportunities of knowledge of the affairs the Government were strictly confined to the bills tendered by such companies, from which hecould lesrn nothing whatever, by divulging which be could damage the cause of the Unien. He kee carried his family with him (from Philedetpbia) to Secessia, and bas effered to enter the service of Jeff Davis, who bolds bim pew im custody ase Spy. NEW MILITARY (VOLUNTEER) APPOINTMERTS. Assistant Adjutant Generals, (for General Sle Methodist Protestant Church, were shocked by See ew be gh Orange bap the morning previous, in imorecity, by the veils of his srme, while laberizg wader © of mental deranzement. In this District, where be was intimately acquainted, and where he was considered as one of the most brilliant \ oe ly. Pos 00 01 © government may have private reasons for this three books. The first book has 132 pages; Beste drunk; de $121. Wash. Bowen and | tober. Apply tod. KIRK WOOD cnet oc Pend movement, but that there Bone apparent. It rd. A (col) Sam biieg fined $10 Steach. | Twelfth «ts. se 4 tf | isa purely defensive mo and a mere dec- N. B. R' mmack. drunk and ly, and pro- laration of identity sebwotes ae Ta and Canada; of which have but365 different pages. and at least | fine; fined $2.94. J. S Norwood, profanity; FARM OF NIN. AGRES FOR SALE, | it hopes that Canada will not take it for more one-fourth more of new and useful information. | $2.01. Jas Ridgway, assault and battery, seou- | -¢, OF exoheage for Per ungton Gat, Prop: | than it means, but hold herself ready, if it should ‘Senex complains that the new books are too difi- | Titv for . Philip Meblin, disorderly; fined je the Drotiat af. ; 32,00) worth | De needful, to protect herself. It rf arded as cult for beginners. Oh, for the sweetmeats that | $358. Robert Mundy, (col drunk; six striper. | Of rood ob tinbes some of it 1s wader oul- | @ mere guaranty ail complications and lease the palate, rot the constitution, and spoil | Jno. Grecks, disorderly; $194. J. McDon- | tivation at it, There is no hoy s0 on the pl calculated to hen her interior. : child! Oh, for a royal road to learning, and | 8%, do ; dismissed. Issac, (col.,) vagrant; work- | but 35 acres ix enclosed by & kood fence or ner | The times, in another editorial says: “The a castle of Indolence for teachers! Senex ought | house 3) dava Thos. Burke, drunk and disor- Wee particulars Box 836 Post Ofce, great question with capitalists is this: How will to know that children should learn things in the af _— s Seoptag'tt ba, ae rd Ssh a. QVURNIBRED LOOMS FOR BENS Tae e Atpericane endure the burdens of taxation to proper as. Johnson, s! ty 7 ised, lo, | Wi they are as ? it eckaie deg ‘acd anager cnranes f r “a0 Test at., east side. Coewees é ‘nd H Hs " 5 strangers urges is for exactness; that labor | Henrietta, (col.,) fugitive slave; fail. Virginia th a t that the temptation of high prices is almost sure makes strength; and that, in all learning. some | Donelson, disorderly; workhouse 30 days. Jos. bhp ity is a ye So to set some part of the ne crop So comane 5 . | Hill, disorderly; dismissed. Martin Geary, sell- | the room among the as the crop of Texas is not far from of It gnlid ie toed nothing new ai sobool, why | !9K liquor to solders; ned 825. "| Bede "orme mossrata, S°°'7 SM*sto% Sahrae" | Menton NP Toe Sond him to school: | Leet him rather make obteer- | rag Riven —There is considerable activity at | [}OR RENT—A STORE ca PF i weer roan _ — ‘ennsylvania ave- of no ther enlightened people are +0 inaccurate | gut harveatbiamaraing napitect the prociemon | Laue, and Fixtures orale: “Apply at tone st | emt Landen rece, by wich thirteen persons “ tion icbmon xaminer. here are now es ‘he t Smiths ‘icon ite blame” fe author ot nine coal vessels in the vicinity of the Long F'YENISHED ROOMS.—a Parlor and Cham- dering Bender cod Tossa oy mounted to 7,000 the new books bas suifictently dramatized himself Fret feport at Carter's wat erred, sine OU | A reror two Chambers. on the frst or prinaipal | bales the market closiog u ed. : into the views of children; and he has ever almed | § ten to iF eh ter i feu Me — very hear the Provident’ | Breadstuffs closed better. at brevity and accuracy of language, the exact | D"Men, to H. Fowler Poa wed Soya J Grounds No. 460 New Tok Provisions clesed quiet and ree trath in regard to pase the sim. |' Gatrell; at Harvey's wharf, schooner fteenth at t0 11-Steo. 3 bim tly, and the contemplation of car nefional trosblea had farther tended to Gusctio and distinguished for their piety, talents, and zeal in the ministry. The elder, Rev. John 8, Reese, M. D.. gave up the medical profession aftr from Fi: Consols closed at 94292 %. Elmira, Travers, to Givens; at Riley’s wharf, | 2¥-»*! door from Fifteenth st_ ge 11-Steo_ cum’s brigade,) Capt. James Rowland. the organization of the Maryland ference, and Peso! and most philosophical arrangement. In schrs Catharine Callaban. ban, to W illards’ For RENT—HOUSE 402 Peqnsyivams Sars Fi (For General Graham’s brigade.) Sergenat became one of its most ind successful minis- respects, the new ke are unsurpassed. eed, > Besi ‘Over the bookstore of #03 Taslor—a eps Fire th ktewn—Arrival ef soa hegre ete cme ace tof that body, | |, But Senex does not seem to Know that, even at | these weasels a half dozen Inige ecnoonera have ar, | £0F% protvesiovnl man weet th Prisoners. Major Gustavus Urban, of 5th Cavalry, U. 8. A. a the beginning of the rejected igen grammar, | rived and anchored in the stream with hay, ice. OR RENT—A substantial three story BRICK | _FoRTnEss Monrox, Sept. 14—There wasa “ the little beys and girls, while their minds are ‘with i joini i re t of an engagement last night at Ni yet (elaahe pela knowledge, must learn lumber, wood, &c., besides the smail craft with Thi HO 3, Tick large lot Hotnine eitexied en ‘ospec' mage i4 jewport (For General Sedgwick’s brigade,) Wm. D. Sedgwick. Daniel E. Reese were both for a time citizens of this District, each baving served in the pulpits of ird street enst. two doors from C street north, | News. About 4 p. m. the steamer Yorktown ran . W. Tillman, Col thelr chusch in every part of it. Thé first was the | such sentences as this one : “Parsing isthe resol- |"Verproduce. on Capito! Hill—a very healthy location, and price | down within. three miles, and opened fire upon ar eh fae ae ie be Tie Oatns : Chaplain of the House of Representatives at the | ving of sentence into its elements or parts of | Apugsrs Yusteapay—There were quite a heal ie anit Lod shoecd Mee BON muon Elven | the camp and blockading squadron, consisting of egiment of Lancers. time when the greatest men of our country com- | speech, stating the accidents which belong toeach | number of arreate by the Metropolitan Police yes- wet diately Inquire of Mr. next door; rom INCOLN, 301 Ps. avenue. | ‘X¢ Sevannah, Cumberland, and gunboat Louisi- word, and pointing out its relation to other | terday, mostly for minor offences, such as drunk. | pace dies M,C. LING * suis Gweo* "| 808. She fired 25 shells, one of which exploded words ”’ Is there re age in Kerl’s primary book | enness and disorderly conduct. There were nine = - near the Savannah. The others feil considerably so bard for the little folks to digest? And yet | such arrests in the Fifth Ward. Richard Larant, ‘OR RENT—A very desirable STAND for | short. The guns of the Cumberland and Savan- more is taught on the 68 pages of this book thin | s soldier, was arrested in the Sixth Ward on the | &, Doarding-house, on Pennsylvania avenue and nah could not reach the Yorktown, but a couple on the 132 of the rejected on Eighth st., now upied by the Messrs, Joy, and iallions has twen- | charge of disorderly conductand drawing a pistol | faS aivays had « fetvever og th {the | of shells from Sawyer’s gun on shore caused ber fa rupee a some, hls grammars, and thirty-four | on an offcer, and woe committed to jall by Jus, ony, Rotscasion given on the iat of September | t0 retire. One of the shelinexploded three four ; next. Ht ous: in order. jurther er. worded, and arran| ed, that the whole group is a Gea calt. tioulars apply to JAMES ie KEEE Say A Frenchman, who managed to escape from the chaotic boteh. Kerl has but sizteen rules, better ‘Tue Ex-Mayor — Arrangements were made by # omen north; or Mrs, JULIA Bet ne Yorktown day before yesterday, states that sbe expressed, well arranged, and much more com- | the friends of Mr. Berret, In expectation of the | —“T°0s ____________________sui7tf_| had been watching for some time an opportunity prehensive. Many other similar comparisons | return of that gentleman, to serenade him at his H NDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS. | to run the blockade, and that the loyalty of many might be made. Senex tries t> make the public | residence on Saturday evening; but he did’nt & Four handsomely Furnished coome, sapeuen of the crew was suspected = beligve that noclue is given to the meaning of the | come. We understand that a subscription list is wip . and water. and a oy 2 mt About 4 p. m. also a party sent out tocut fuel few necessary technical terms which are used ; | being hxnded round to get up a public supper to 490% Massachusetts avenue, north side, between | C2COUBtered two hundred Confederate cavalry and Fight before bis er fat ne onc-cwrbane ons are | 7ioures nis Eturm when he comes. fen and be at ; maid | from! Newport News. Ths’ toumetere left ton rig! by n e—whose re ‘ r capo Fag igen — oampe ges them. He i: Baise Sacee mo aarp te of eee 3EORGETOWN DVERT'M bs gone ani era oa in to keg the = but no ol cl efinition given of acommon noun. . Stewart alias Dan’ aird o! ecomac a, KV. I = further demonstra’ jon was made, and t! wagons Well, Smith says. in the charecterietia manner of | of the yacht T. J. Ivans was concluded by prize G A Were afterwards brought into a: = Smith, ‘A common noun is 2 general name” | Commissioner Woodward on Saturday. The MASONIC.—A regular meeting of Potomse The Confederate steamers Curtis Peck made ber Smath and John are general names; therefore they | prisoner is still confined at the county jail. yf OUR SQUADRON IN THE WEST INDIES. The Navy Department have advices from Capt- Pope, commanding the U. 8. steamer Richmond. at Kingston, Jamaica, August 22. He says bis ship is there coaling, and will lesve &s soon as completed, proceeding to bunt the Sumter. On passing through the Mariguane passage, he discovered the wreck of the British (naval) steam slopp “Driver,” and tendered all assistance; which was declined as not being needed. The Powhatan, Commander David Porter, just came in to Kingston, and was soon to sall again, after the Sumter. A Trinidad price current of the 30th July, reported her there then, for coal, to sail on the Sth of August, steering west; and far- ther, that she had captured eleven prizes, setting — the Congress. He also was several times jonored with eth part ee of the Maryland Conference, and died ia the ministry The second Js still tn the ministry, a zealous and successful Preacher. Eli Yeates Reese, the younger brother, was placed in the editorial chair when it required liar talents to conduct the official organ of he church. The ability he displayed in the Management of the Methodist, journal ts well known, and through his writings and bis pulpit career he was fast attaining a national reputation when cot off thus untimely. The Baltimore Sun of this morning gives the following particulars of bis sorrowful end: “(On Saturday morning he shaved himeelf, and a devoted sister, who always attended bim, took the razor and locked it up ina closet, but neglected to take the key outof the door. He said to her, ‘bring me the morning paper,’ and she went down stairs to fetch it @ No. 5. will be heli therr Hal!. on | 2Ppearance this morning above Newport News. Dr. Reese was then in the sitting room, over the | are common nouns. Ballions says,*‘ A noun isthe THis (Monday) EVENING o¢ 7 e'clocks Masood | A steamer from Norfolf tine made a reconnols. | *!! the crews at liberty. dining room, slippered and dressed in his every | name of any person, place,or thing *’ (A bad defini- S1BLE that any Soldier can be so foolish | in sood standing are cordially invited to attend. sance AFFAIRS ALONG THE LINES. daycostume. His sister bad scarcely reached the | tion ) And then, ‘‘ A common nown isa name that he city without a supply of Holloway’s | 1t* M. ADLER, Seo The distinguished political prisoners from Bal- [Special correspondence of the Star.) parlor before she heard a peculiar noise, and | may be applied to all things of the same sort.”” A nd Pills? Whoever does so will deeply x I v 1 M\HE SCHOLARS OF WEST GEURGE. | timore, including Mayor Brown, Ross Winans. that common nouns | Cole re Bowel Gate Pena eee toma surges Bene! will ge a Vous! Gon: | Henry May and others, arrived ai Old Polat tis Peg nn fice wbnd um arin umaay | Sr On moota fork onan” ewlow. |e VAMC DAY BUENO Sry un | motes Pua giilee clot conned i ane and Belgians, he might dislike the ‘‘ respectable” READER, have you # Prof. Wood's advertise. | COmmMencing St o'clock precise! ‘B The steamer Yorktown M&s been cut down for- % * ; Ad on 15 cents ; children 10 cents, No tick- Pe : ae oe Roy furnishes be tcgpemagr and ~~ Pawnins, POST OFFICE, enor mie D.O5 — = heavy guns on each side Ls ere ae sands of objects for us to consider or think | persons desirin; pennies will always find them MB > in | BO indications of her having been iron plated about, and since we never speak without havin, 4 Notice is hereby given, that a'l persons having in ee ee something in mind, wimt te esecatial to even [or ezsnanneat the’ Star Ofhoe counter thelr possession Postars Stam Started in baste to return. When sbe entered the room again, Dr. Reese was standing up in the middie of the floor, in the act of drawing a razor across his throat, having previously opened the veins of both arms at the wrists The blood was flowing u the floor. She rushed in, and be feli into her arms, exclaiming ‘ Have mercy on me, oh Lord!’ He was laid upon the floor with a pillow beneath his head, and death ensued in a very few minutes, in fact before the fsmily could smart boy might conclud never denote persons or pl EriscoraL Seminary, Fairfax co , Va., Sept. 15 — Editor Star: All is quiet here to-day, with the exception of 2 battalion parade, Sunday though itbe. Upon the green in front of the seminary « curlousecene is presented to-day. In consequence of a few slovenly soldiers having introduced ver- Min inio the hospital (seminary building now so used), the General geve orders that all the bospi- IP oe af eat TS § is- tal occupants should have their hair close le thought Ing? : | To THE A¥riicrap!—Be snrze to read the adver- | C80 ¢Xchagge the samo for Stamps of the new is. Southern News. errr eae aren... |e dete gous mr chicieprgrerh ytcae | jeep gt Mabtars areaptanse Seb We | feo" Rare rom pe ao RA Ut | ocean, Sep idee Dyembung (tenn) | seco dgiy wel eso estacone as evan it the whole, defies “either of all’ of the school | Hlood Purtfier. in another column. “ : masta Tux Dar oy AroneMENtT.—The synegogue on J y = : 10-8 Post tar. Recorder advocates the election of Gov. Pickens, ner Et. | of South Carolina, to the Vice Presidency of the hands of a score of regimental barbers (amatedr), committee to study out the sense in twenty four | —— 5 ial a who are shearing away right end left, very much hours, and cails the garbled paragraph a fair apeci- MARRIED MASSEY. COULING § O88 pe ave. vr, | Confederacy. D near Twelfth street, was opened on Friday last for the solemn ceremonies of the atonement, es to the disgust of some Adonises who pride them- men of the whole book! He so mutilates or i .c.c. i a i The Charleston Mercury, of the 10th, says four : Tale day, the teats zen Of, the faith of Ierael- | aiters almost everything be quotes aa to make | MoU tM Be RENV ES Te reac AE rem | Ex Varrele TAUGHT ALE,” | wen of the crew of the late pirate Jeff Davie have | selves upon their curly locks. y — san bpared o peceanes teeta nonsense or bad grammar of it. Anold man who | E. EDMONDS. both of this city. * 0 di XX do, do, been arrested, charged with a conspiracy to kill 1am not at liberty to speak in particular terms is called x Kippur pardon, because then all the sins the captain and strand the vessel. of the year are expiated. ‘rhe ceremonies, of 10. ese: oO inst: s i iok, Mr. 500 hif-bdis. do. do, do., will sokeewlagiy sa unblushingly misrepresent n the 7th ins! pants by Rev, Mr. Remick, Mr, for sale. ‘Torms eash Ina strong article on the conduct of Mr. Walker. facts is to be pitied rather tha despised. A para-| EDWARD HA. TH YN fo Miss MARGA- Wy nick on arrival will be as to the fortifications now in progress of erection 4 4 ' ; i ARKNY & SHINN. o y d | in the triangle between this point, Bailey's Cross iven in the preface as a specimen of what | RET A CHAPMAN, aliot Washington, D.C, | 92 * the Confederate Secretary of War, the Richmon course, are very different from 1 those of the ancient ere Aare os she pe exattingly quotes a ate a m7? — snes Depot. Georsstown._| Whig of the 10th says: ‘*Pheconviction is general | Roads, and the Long Bridge works, bpt those of wr pen ed ewae aae geen oe Se omened | pialy pistakes fora model to be fmitated! His DIED, Frey os nico SUGARS that Re is not sulted to the position he occuples ”” | your citizens who have counted on Forts Corcoran eee fe~ cronies; | oy item of any force is the hint that would, in| At the residence of its Frandiather, John F; ape Rete fiiize Berto Rico § heavy. valnae Taurixe of the damage to crops by | and Runyon as capable of defending Washington of cchamdic ach ato apr ecctane gp one of the misquoted sentences, should rather be | Boyle, Esq, KATE ESTE, ete 0 ly daughterof| 95 pbiss HERRING and ALE WIVE! eavy ge e Monticello (Ark.) Sage says} Jig probably feel yet furtiter assured of the to remind them of the glory of the past, ond | “ould. ‘Thia petty slip may be mistake of the | Stephen «:.” and Isabella M. Clements, aged 13| 2 bbls. HER and Refuses UO ARS, cotton in that vicinity had taken the second safety of the Capital could they have « at Induce them to hope for the reclonthng ng ind | priuter of the book; for on pp. 181-2 and 205 Senex Te rane OORT *. ota his (Mondag)after- | 8 bss Rio and Java COFFEE, growth, and would be yr ro A damaged, y of the Capi — luce them pe festoration. In the | Can see that the author uly understands these | , 5 /aneral will take place this (Mond 10 hhds, (low-priced) MOLASSES, and in many instances completely yed. The | the new works along the line from here to the book of Leviticus, chapter 16, the principal cere- Hitue words, which are sometimes misapplied athe Lj ithe lech ia thadelven For sale by JOHN J. BOGUE. sels | Richmond W big says the forward tobacco crop Chain Bridge. nid de = Ota ct eee gio serfonnine | even by Addison, Irving and Macaulay Benex, of his ace, DANIEL. th flowed son of ‘Catharine hep cutierod from the sete conse. VY YARD. ec deere th Ss like all such carpersand sciolista, charges against | and the isie Andrew Neer 86 INTERIOR DECORATIONS. 486 tarde Kaoxville (Tenn) ihe. Ten the 7th, con- RAYE a, ae ae m for | the Suthor bad style, vague thoughts and general | ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend AVERHANGINOS, all grades and PD caeneas card from, Parson Browalow, whercia he Arrival of Steamers. nary priest, ote nis house Tham {or | ignorance; but bis own style is “eminently aug- | his funeral, to morrow (Tu ‘afternoon, at 3 [a DES: Bok CORD and | notet, substantially, that be will not bea party to} since Saturday last there bes been considerable his own sins and those of bis house. Then the > o’olock, from the resideros of the fami'y, corner of} WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE CORD and | any mad scheme of rebellion; that all who do ehiefs of the people brought to him two goats and | Exvontery”” Of his cu Sonia Cn ending |B aed Klovente wien ere Peete | TASSELS, GILT OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, | must suifer ruin bat thal be fiends Le waeek® | activity at the Navy Yard ameng the vemela. The & ram; the goats for a sin offering and the ram for | written with elaborate oars, stone shew half the Monday) the 16th instant, Mrs. BRIDGET 0 10.408 Setiathe toomeeiere Position through necessity, and confesses that he | U. 8. steamer Fing went down last evening, in & Barat offerings these to be offered for the whole | sentences are ungrammatical, and nearly alr zape | O'CONNOR, the wife of James O'Convor. se l1-10t*if Oda Fellows’ Hall, | hes not the courage to meet, unarmed, eleven pation; and came the drawing of lots to | gadiy for some of that same modifying, patching | q@ict funerai will take place from her late resi- | °° “ST S’ ___Ods Fellows! Hall. | States armed tow of the Pusey, to Indian Head, where she will : le for the it while the workmen Aetermine which of the goats should t be the scape-| and amending!” He writes «bave’ ordered® | (e504 9% a and C sta, Headquarters = the cha gree bows, injesel by Sas taome goat, — because oe “x an ¢ | where he should write has ordered, “‘ more desi- Fire at Wheailey’s Centin cies aa The other weed: the wii ei This beinz beak rable than any’? for more desirabie than any other, PLEASANT VALLEY WINE COMPANY, FOR Philad Susque! Cape Fone. Pusey, afer termined, bw igh sehr, Scone, s0t filling | « either or all’? for any one or all, or ‘ nor” for PLEASANT VALLEY WI Ne OMPANY, jured—' returning, went down again last night, itwith the holy: ee from the alts of burntofferings, | aad not, misplaces words, omita necessary words, = Wine BRANDIES INDIA RUBBER GOODS. Fatally back to the Yard the little craft T. J. Ivane, which sonebotihebigh prigtwassitowed teens | St-,C2S. AB to the word’ “guess,” which Senex | PUR PROM Hatt coe era — Tred eet ae A tices ereatal affair oc” | which wag captured some time since with arms and he only once t yeat and thie was the occasion, ais teeey: 1 sectaareen Dane cation Gene HammonvsPort, Stavsen Co., New York. OFFICERS, reign Walatt sheet, toot een ind ammunition on board for therebels, and which After perfuming the sanctuary be Actarned, and | jet them inake their own, or anything else, except | G. H. Wheeler, Prew’t. | T. Kounslove,) pireo- PRIVATES, formance was a fairy scene, and whilst the ballet | had been allowed to go down the river for some taking some of tie ae the buileck sacrificed, | unconstitutional Presidents. And he must have o 1. [A er, tore. TEAMSTERS, irls were in the green room, the dress of one of | reason. The yacht was moored slongside the he hep be sare __ ~ raed the | a Littie soul who cannot love his whole country. | C- see F Feory. 2. = oo DRIVERS, and others, foem caught fire, and the flames soon communi | Gipsey, where it will doubtless remain for the tbe ot scopenantarveral tine Tulshrag | oft. tu ane nuiguntone of anes ska he Saka tolaee ie ta Oost te ata yercd mene santas shinee ents | pee - sch commit , these gentlemen, have no Ihe hi S and LARGEST or less injured, some fatall: The greatest alarm ‘ done, be returned again and Killed the goat, which doubt, serve the public as wisely and faithfully— | WINS from the seve cee ee ~ d prevailed, but'the flames did not coinmunicate t | ‘The steamers Wyandank, Jobn L. Lockwood, — ber SS ieee rin pers pag epaccrs though perhaps not quite s: willingly—as Senex perior as to flavor and puity fo any mativa Liquors nok — the body of the theatre, and the audience dispersed | and Satellite have arrived from New York, and - vero 2 i tS < ae ied eshe hed. the blood of the would. They get notacent for introducing the 1 3 ms! BES8T AS: Tl quietly. new books; and if they have erred in recommend- &DWARD C. DYER, ing them, they have at least such men ss Prof, | 209-708 Pa.av, batween 12"h and 13th sts. Holmes, of Virginia University; Prof. Child, of Harvard; Prof. Eladley, of Vale; Prof Chas Are thon and the Hon. Geo. P. Marsh to bear them company. Justics. are to join the flotilla as gunboats and transports. The Satellite is already &t for service, having been armed with rifie cannon before coming here. The Wyandank wasa ferry best in New York, and is to be fitted up fora transport’ Tbe Lock- ‘wood was fired at from the Virginia shore, a shert bullock there, but returning directly to the court of the tabernacle, from which ali the people and the common priests were withdrawn, with a por- tion of the bicod remaining he sprinkled both sides of the court. Pn pcan thealtar of burnt offerings, he anoin' the “horns of the altar’ with the bleod of the bullock and goat, and of P {ssccam mespasee ] a hana 1 ‘MILADELPEHIA, t. 15, -m.—Hannosb a INDIA RUBBER GOODS Zele Gall, the Misses Philli McBride und For- thit there is in the country, whioh will be sold at | Arm, wo were burned by the fire at Wheatley” Continental last night, died during the day. MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES, Three more will probibly also die Miss Annie Nichols, who leaped from the flirs, is unbarmed. A Dusipgratum.—The India rubber goods store at Abbie Carr was reported as dead, but is likely to | distance below Alexandria, the shot passing just py foe ane This sonal recently opened by Hall & Weeks, on) the north M. I. FRANKLIN, HALL & WEEKWY recover. 7" | torward. of her Pilot house. No - segan those port! side of Pennsylvania avenue, betweeh Ninth and were visible. The steamers report at the tabernacle, being concluded, the high priest SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL OPTICIAN. INDIA RUBBER WAREHOUSE, - m directed the phe. Hon tote brought. “He thea by Streets, in a great desideratum tn this city. ’ R 7 SKIRMISH ON THE UPPER POTOMAC placed his hands on the head of animal and confessed his own sins and the sins of the ng = por epretage — away ye at lib- t Priest in washed himeelf in the tebernecie, and iting on bis official robe fost S« ling sacrifice of a ram for imeelf and another for the people fora burnt The number of attendants on Friday and perros on the Sypee , among them many soldiers belonging jous regiments, who came to the city for the purpose of teipating in the Oid Point and with the flotilla. , The st-amer Putnam is expected to arrive from New York to-day, having been purchased bythe Government for the same service as the others. The Baltimore returned from Hatteras yester- ly, perhaps the only city of ite (From Phsladelphia,) ulation in the Uston without poe ad ‘establish. 944 Ponn’sav.,:no:th aide,) bet. 12th and 13th sts, S80 See AVENE, emer Cs my ee weeny ment. In these times, India rubber and gutta! js. :oved SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES. seribiee: Treatigipen Flees Berets: Point oF Rocks, Sept. 15.—About 3 o'clock percha enters into the manufacture of thousands suited otly for every eye sicht—mounted in N. B—SUTLERS and DEALERS supplied at | this afternoon a force of rebels attacked a por- of articles of utility and ornament in common use, God, r, fine Steel, India Rubber, or Tortoise lowest New York Prioas. se 12-t¢ | tlon of the troops under Colne! Geary, stationed and bas thus become well nigh as indispensible | Sueil” 5 three miles above Harper’s Ferry Col. Geary as wood or the commonest wetals. Howexten-| Mat Field Glasses, Microscopes, Telescopes, EPOT QUARTERMASTER’s OFFICE, commanding in person and the fight lasted about sively this is the case one may exsibly realize by [pened ai 5 a ola or dg she pb ses senvemmants D Wasnineton, D. C., sept. 9, 1831, | three hours. ‘i Hall i Weebe aoe 4 beds. air pillows, | Compasses. Stereoscopes and Sterooacorte Views ve | SEALED PRorosate will be received at this office | | The enemy were driven from every house and packet filfers, India rubber palis, spittoons, horse | $9" ny variety, at the lowest Eastern prices. until 12 o'clock m., 20th instant. to furnish the | breastwork, and no less than seventy-five of them covers, clothing, boots and shoes, leggings, bian- | “$.$\-tr troops in this city and its vicinity north of the Po- | are reported as killed and wounded. kets, pouches, clothes bags, whips, combs, hard The Mount Vernon this morning wept around a. ATTENTION SUTI Bear | tomac river, wi hin (5) five miles of the city of few and soft rubber tumblers, syringes, under sheet- T ATTENTION, SUTLERS! Washiaeton, with oom, for (6) six menthe, weeadeh: ue "tenpe manne Barc { to the Arsenal, and after taking on «cargo, poner gaat sam by day, = so yo the soror vied ing, and a thousand other articles, most of which HE Gazer R ised Fr Ibe. CAMPAION, pag ee my pee Gar Ot Octoter,, leet. and opding Companies B, D and 1, of the Twenty-eight Penn- | down the river. a gare ‘< our people are eminently useful and economical in the family At JAMES 8. GIBSON’S Pesaby ance gene of haped a y | sylvania regiment, and two companies of the Ferves bes gone the ways, ane of tale ine “it oe aay 4 as well as the camp, while some of them are high- SurLer’s Deport, ers ep hes caarien’ af the meeee La ‘hirteen Satenshutone were in the conflict. _—=> pats e1 1 wamental. The use of India rubber and gut- 225 Pa avenue, opposite Willards’ Hotel, uantiti d at such times tl ‘was seen m4 peroha has already revolutionized hund: ome of Toe ony ‘piace to find it pure. se6 6t* Geatencn san ireot re SER Conroe cn get - direct _ Colonel Geary, when the colonel grasped a rifle mechanical methods and modes, and bids fair to} ajpapm wo deo Sere ee || Good security will be required for the fulfilment | ¢; a be extended much further in the mechanical arta. | @MITH’S, No. 460 Seventh ieee, athe lost e tee contract stages tke = CARP ace in town to buy CLOUT ‘TRUNKS, bids to be for so much per cord of wood, | oPs are in fin What it has accomplished in that way already | rs CAPS, VALISES. et AGS, f (128) one hundred and ty eight will be best appreciated by a visit to Hall & all kinds of GENTS’ PORNISHING oe & = A enty ei Weeks. x GOODS. as he wella'all his cooda stNoe hoe pnd ihe nainee of he eomrien tenia? Brood a Qu 2-tm_ | bide if the and they all united in the religious services they esteem as essential to their prosperity. a vend him on Dips’t ae bad baceg A - HER Heap—A Hiat san to Photographers —Jane Eliz ——.a very pretty scbunbobes young lady of eighteen sumnaners Lmpertant frem Nerth Carelina. Lovisvitis, Sept. 14—A Newbern (N. C.) n City Postmaster CLeruane returned ae ndertiened rescrves to himse ty ers Pensacola, Underwriter, Mount Serecmcmreican ibe wen erroereentan es of tay monvtags to tan citys cfure Sent tip tains sr oREOORY'S Ce cree recent tow | seental apece ine Chectaton Sencar) of to] $< on, Gutslain, Laskeuss, STOR sncle conte, whe. < Reows the ropes.”” ‘After | Peincitel northern cities on busines connected | 14, A ZOTE HOUSE. by returnitg ue orors dienes cee month, | Bedufort last night When the train left last | Forbes, Leslie and Pusey, besides several schoon being gracefully posed. the urbene operator took beh 3 = of thie Weclinpios elias to aun: ‘cops constantly on hand a complete assortment | contractora with receipts of the Regimental or | Bight it was reported that four vessels were in the | ers and a number of coal boats heavily laden with Kites blushed. pasa wee de sen, ceen i= tacronsten, to wech anextent that it is with “4 of Renee A See BaNGe ee Scaoceah entes: rok a0 ete onde Spey one Sg “y ner acmebed eetenitte neck tor he eno ee = . as : " i a r ittoneh the fobe all round, and burriedly hoard little difficulty the employees are able to assort, | * Mp & Atego otf iam, amvant of wood delivered. - companies have already left for Beaufort, and | the river. oned ber escort toapprosch He came near, when | distribute and deliver the immense amount of es, F Cups, common T' sata Guts BH. RU CRER. General Gatlin, with the Seventh Regiment of} Work on the Pensacola is progressing rapidly, she whispered meseey: oon let that horrid atiey boy -wevad baporton te each wedi eee Tin Flatow &o; and a general assort s rtermaster U.S A. | North Carolina’ troops, Colonel Campbell, will and she will soon be ready to join the bleckading man leok at me throug! ng, please. Make 5 there stance hitherto in giving out the mails (letters) at per and Sheet Iron Wo: S5 the regular hours. %, ji i leave this morning for the same destination. Col- ‘0841S are bed men till the seth Barnes’ iment is already at Beaufort. oan ficet off the coast. This is one of the finest vessels General Gatlin thinks Fort Macon cannot be him ,' don’t like to tell you,’’ she blushingly a in the U. 8. Navy, and will doubtless make ber inswered. © Ob, I must insist on pongo ab said be. “Well,” rein ge B61, fe the A ay 0! m der, or rin} a short notice. "Potoma with ‘PotATOLS. About ap —————— Remember, 321 Pa. avenue, ssoond door | bushels will ba regs red, in lo'a of about 8.600 | taken.” mark in putting down rebellion. She was built answered she, “ . Gower! AssavLt anv Batrexy Caszs —Yesterday the Seventh st, v 4 bushels per week. The Potatoes to be of tie first and wolon awfully.) 1 will tara, coo nde ee Oe | metropolitan potas erate road Seeman the | from Seventh at wou H. J, GREGORY. | geailty Gnd" equal in’ quality tothe following | .,Wu%IoTON, N.C. Sept. 9-—Pour United at the. Norfolk savy-yord an per XQ help foeoa be thought soe Peale mere Weg each tek Cine Topcon : W411, STEPHENS & ha Fie ey (blue,) pen — on Saturday afternoon. Their ob- dee iaSotatt bes tonnag®, 2.100; power, 5} feet - rn 22 Pennsyivania Avanvr® 0 ject 1s not known. “el taken. “O, no,” said she; “Mr. E. is an en- | fore Justice Donn, who committed Jobn to jail, ‘oroers (white ) stroke; and 58-inch cylinder. There are sSrineeting Mr gohan (es | aoe pant ieee, metic: | MULES L PEASE A | rupuatcate dated wanna From Kenny, ee aoe a ees teaban | potion foc tasanld and battery te Marcie Doin AND READY-MADE CLOTHIERS, _ | sistence Department may requira, and payment to | - LOUISVILLE. Sept. 13 —Letters fom Frankfort, | struction of her efigives is quite complicated ss oo ee we that if you looked *| AND EXTENSIVE DEALERS IN GENTLE- te made in Treasury notes, if Goverzment should | Ky., by the cars at three o’clock this afternoon; | wei) as-novel, and several. new applications are Senet one of those glasses the object (that’s | Justice Donn held bim to bail for court MENS FUR: es iht SDSS. cetets. ky. : as Ce what be said) was turned upside down. He is a Sa) arene 00 6-1f (Intel. & Repub.) 26 Fotatoes to be deli in good, strong bar- | lature instructing the Federal Committee to ini mode ot principles iaemnetly EOS ERODE, Seereae man, and he aber —_ you — PRESENTATION —A nomgeay < oe j Por EMILE DUPRE s he bide bushel jo beet Cone Bc! - | ina bill incor r. Huston’s tesclation oF condensers, &c. we pave ber if he could it od told Mr Fotsen R: a om sep] Washiont 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, IRON BUILDING. with. C. 8. U.S. A., Washington, D.C. ee 'y (ordering Federal aswell as| Over $350,000 tt tsenid bas bone 4 apeet .. help it, a Mr ; angers, by the ladies ington. fn pe pe a Ps . = ~ Rebels to retire), on Monda) pn ge subse- | upon ber machinery, and & large 4 Brady’s representative (who Spm ‘watch! m4 “ey ist will receive the flag at the FINE Winks, B Peden pom renee naw. Ww TE MEROEE POT) Spit MEALY, | ent advices do not confirm ta sepee. ceasary to complete them. Sbe is pierced for 32 aa lady thou; he on t — Sy ied eget a) a DINER PICK me) Se # SYRUIS AT MAR PRicgs. *} Reports alse say that a bill substantially the ‘and is to carry two pivot guns, ones % i> without ony further peopedetion tea | coer netted ae ctoinerery Balt CURSE N SED MTR BD” TO _QUARTERMASTERS OF REGI- | sume was by the House this afternoon by ‘of Ti-tuek bere tad 6 Sout Seng. oe poy tha a any further tion, and pa verlergen epee an soa will it is expected YRUPS, and CAMP 8U PUES. MENTS Vou want to recta tet ps py yous teat en fons 4 is to be very heavy, and will . SES ee Eee without giving them . e above lepeact 8 incor: . Haston - ber often vxn30420 —Laat night, as the steamer James | J ”° Too CasbS OLD BOURBON (1855) pices, knows you can getat Steel & f0%s 316 | introduced the ill mak yecruiting for the her officers have << whem Pe arg tap Fey pe pe er wip at TO BROCE ou ‘Want to please your ous- se enn i Ser ina sf Geo | lowing ee the principal: our volunteer to an je the Bangway plaok owt hie balance non Burubiner B30. Fe avers, pond Zou te the! rig then peed, ieia probably tains which the House has passed Liewtanest Executive ns Bb Xk AL . N ; Second pad ee Siacguenaiee sadeed aa F °Ykeperic rustus HAMBURG gither for your ews consumption or for sale. They 7. W. Taylor; Assistant cency. the man was palled out without any farther dam- | CELEBRATED SMOKING TOBACCO, | “TO HOTEL ate RESTAURANT ‘REPERB. ngs ao page Fermaser, George Devis; ae wn er eee sehgalek ~ iobnang i Pas erga arpa cny |. Matectheneay 7 Pree | 2 Fok aera a atrict enforcement Accipant rrom CampPuing.—Last night a lit- EMILb DUPRE, the buyer, and coneam ~ seine: aul tee ip oye Pig Tien orate 2. 4 GW. é ing of Hquor tle girl carrying a camphine lamp ina on Inon Bui.pine, 320 Pa. AvENUR. Hantley, ae Fee creased ta . | E between 2d and 34 streets let it fall, and set T 7 Mercer, Jobn On Saturday man in the uni- | fire toa window curtain, and the bouse was in jee RECHS =, Seine pray Rome pn bok as ride - sae re eee ee Se oneness. SELTERS WATER, * horse sidewalk rus! in and succeeded in exi front of the ie tering women | flames. pte In Original Stone Bottles, aed children ri; this although ; . Sedvenes © i eee Tur iserfes uses oad Labor § bay are} _8013-Im ILE DUPRE’S. there course nightly fhe most astonisn! ever 5 Me oy of 7 sawn in own, romight su nanatally-rich pro- We Have on, hard ame woop. before, or both yin overflowing wi! laughter. iues kit soot’ Fe | aah a ae See ripe ease Sens sboulder strap much intoxi-| Aniivan at Carter's wharf (foot of rect cated that Of course such ‘and-s half strect,) schooners from | | Also, ey cases are the less repre- Poiladelphta, with 108 tous of coal weir bensible. Fowler; H-G Eley. a hapa ac ub.0¥ aie tons of coal for T. 8. W60ns, © : States meets : istaxn.—Dr_ Newman writes tous thet tt is] | Quer more. The a if hten i Bas Wore prolate physio to, — jaeruan te the poor ja the First Ward as stated." ¥ Miterest PR ee : ft