Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1862, Page 3

a ee ay ash tlbae alae ie ~ LOCAL NEWS. |.22 SSeS ? apparel, &c., was bundled up A ‘twexrep Locats. outside of to-day’s fig spperel boy sake ‘¢ WhO'S suar for intersting local artistes. there t?? man toy saads wacka in the morning both basement and hall doors were open, the Key AMUSAMENTS To-mieH?- of the basement door Raving She 8 = ——— 's MinsTR2ELs offer a splendid bill being turned by a pair of Spanish nippers. e night, cod we Ss doubt not Grover’s Theater wil Dootor invites hee tnise to ve him another visit. new rod ra podekey ee Pn Pg ape ime the dwelling of 7? the “Wallemshebastacu! . avenue, between ortasen by Soyene es ur and Lehr, in their penny Thirteenth and Foarteenth strecin wae entered able style Wipe drt drinking » from Lucretia | by 2 burglar after the | Somat a Borgia, will be given LBs Rollin Howard, and frgjabent sion me pock: _ in wonderful to im Hi ill apj iene New conge, ve Huet zee eninee one ae ghizance Miside. No-clue to the thief Las yet Can vay Wl Watt is thronged nightly by the pares = laughter fun-loving community, who are “ bugel atertained by Jiea Bud ) acknowl. | Hor anp Cotp Batus.—Elsewhere wil he edged to be among the best Ethiopian performers | found the advertisement of Hempler’s — on the stage, and unexcelled in his line of acting. | rooms, No. 310 C street, near the ae yd owe Budworth, Denny Gallagher and Willie eee: roger Mr. Hempler supplies wha’ - ae son are a triumvirate of fan who cannot fail to | been needed in Washin, in the way of firs please and amuse in addition to the Ethiopic ony accom: poore! and his custom- performances the Delevante Brothers also nar ers will fi his place a model of neatness and in their daring and perilous trapeze, la perche and rane esas and his terms sconce inaty moder- dances are jaded in the The guests of the large hotels { at neigh- pede scl a incl ri borhood Sint ana Hempler’s baths to be just the Acapamy o¥ Music.—This resort !s eer, thing. livened by the attistic executions of Mr. Hen' Cow SrEaLine.—This morning Jungnickel on the violin we a the flne singing vis, of Alexandria county, was pi Biguora Seydel. Attentive waiters ate In tend Center Market, he discovered ance to dispense refreshments. which had been stolen from bim snd a neighbor Arotto Concert Saloon. trp hes concerts j on poses a — ‘alexandria; and | § calli er eDev! e mal @ally at 4 p.m. Refresnments at bani ng monnph fe Wome a ng tt - Liserry Hatt, ALExanpaia, is now occupied ui — peg ed rae grin ng oe ella pT tospite erformere ep@ min | committed him. to jail for a further hearing. Percival. Amoag pertormens are Dick Par- | Scanlan says he bought them from a negro. ker, Hugh Clark Sed other first-class eo Camr Magrinc. —Grim-visaged war seems to rf rs, and Nellie Taylor, Jennie Allen and ss a neve ‘eke neplause in the past — interfered sadly with the usual camp meet- nts at various points. e hear, for their fine singing and danc Dewever, ust = camp meeting will be held af elville circuit, in Anne Arundel Tse Disraict or CoLumsia VOLUNTEERS have a y, M ‘Md. ney Eikeidge panainan commenc- never yet received any encouragement fromeither Ing on Pri riday August 2. private subscription of Lore ve enactments for be their benefit. In this respect are unlike any} picxep Ur Acain.—Yesterday Joe Williams, other regiment now In the United States service. | who has just been released from jail, where he The pecuniary rewa-d has been altogether wita- | was sent for whipping his wife and other disor- held, while in too many Instanoes the volunteers | gerly conduct, a short time since, was arrested of this District have been traduced with a liberal | by officer McDevitt for being drunk and disor- hand. Thissbould not be. The loyal citizens | deriy. He was fined $2 ined $2 by Jus Justice Thompson. of this District should manifest an interest in the troops sent forth from our midst, andaidthem by] 1.0. W. B. —John M. Long, wee resides on the cheering smileand word, any the o| | soars the Island, and drives a hack, 8 to the In- ‘We understand {t is contemplated to hold a meet- | de indent a Wife melee. ficer Con- ing in a fewdays in fa ice of this object, = for beating his bet- when no deubt the libeality and patriotism of | ter alt ¢ poo ee ly, and Justice ‘Stretton held the people of this District will be fully sustained, | him for a further hearing. as we are satisfied 1: Is only necessary to bring eee ree ee the subject to the attention of the people to secute Sg.iiine sy SamMprz.—Justus Smith was ar- ita proper attention. Tested bi city constable C. Hurdle, who charged The First District Regiment has only about | him with Cy eed sale by sample with- three hundred and fifty effective men. 8! a- | Out pasa ee y last. The case wes sub- ous efforts should be made by the loyal ci€zens | m! ustice Thompson, who fined him $20 of the District to keep this regimeat fnil. 3 can 3s Bo eo be _— : Ran gh ag — meeebie War Mest.xo in Waseincton.—Those inter- ested in getting up the war ee ia this citv, ments fs are beld out to volunteers by the citizens ee in the Nati al Hot ht, at 6 of Washington. The oor sey: wonts Sghting ped meet atlon' otel, to-night, men, and it {s but proper that the District of Co- clock. Jombia should furnish her quota, } _ Pxc-Nrc.—Yesterday, Good Samaritan Division, Sons and Da hers of TF rance, pri Extensive anp Mysterious Rosssey.—Last jn omnibuses mm tneir Hall to Pierce’s Mill, Tuesdry, Ches Lusby and Fred’k Keasler were ; where they spent a pleasant day, pic-nic-ing. arrested by Officer McDevitt, ae by Hen: ; ‘bool ed By THE ADVERTISEMENT ELSSWHERE It will be Becker of robbing him of a ak and be- tween five and six hundred jars In Treasury seen that Dr. White, the popular chiropodist, is notes. They were taken before Justice Thom: in town. ‘Tuiny Wan Station ese Justice son. ft a red that Kessler traveled Walter —Adam Taffer, drunk and disorderly; fined $2. this ae nm the cars with Becker, from Balti- hen they arrived in the wets h they were joined by Las! retkea ee titiee os in 8 hack to Georgetown. be complainant a drank free. at several places a sod te he ‘isplayed his money at those places He missed the money in Georgetown, after recovering from intozica- tion. Several witnesses swore that the accused were of good characier sobriety, and that they readily submitted ¢ ‘ search, and no money of the description of the lost faads was —. ome them. The ——— dis- missed the case, prisoners wi ee sant! Teen igs append Axnuivep at Carter’s Wharf schooner American Eagie, Capt. Aaron, with coal for so L. Sheriff. ite Lim! Lrag! Ling !—On band a large quanti- ty of my own manufacture, in quantities to suit purchasers, at W.H.Godey’s lime kilns. tf Dearnzse, Siont, Cross Eves —Testimonials from some of the very best citizens who have been restored to their hearing and sight, under Dr Von Moschzisker’s treatment, can be examined at his office, 227 Pennsylvania avenue. Cross Eyes, Strabismus, operated and made p:rfectly straight. Jy 31-314 Sevavr anv Sczorvtovs Exvrtions will soon cover the bodies of those brave men who are fighting their conntry’s battles. Night air, bad a and drenching rains will make sad havoc ith the re let every man sup- or himself with’ Holloway’s Ointment, it isa certain cure for —taops kind of skin disease. any Secese Srurarny.—At the meeting of the SEES, Meh esse ci Seepraae = night, e cdi ure! y lw one of the speskers used thé foi- pe janguage: “The devil was the first rebel, and Jef Davis one of his followers. The first rebelled against the best government —— ever produced, while the ‘other isa rebel the best government ever seen on earth 7” The plain assertion of truth gave desperate offence to the Georgetown secesh there assembled ; two of whom—Al!ss Mary and Miss Wilson—tn- @ignantly ‘‘sk died,” muc' amusement of the loyal portion of the aud. mace. _—Thbe Third Ward patrolmen reported yeuerdar tas, Williams, dreak and disorderly; fined 32. Henry iposs, driving Zz on a pavement; do. Clinton Smith, mane ntenlings ; Jail for farther hearing. Geo. Evans, suspec' ‘of complicity with Clinton Smith; do., Justice Thompson. Henry Koch, assault and battery; security for peace—by Justice Clayton. The Fourth iio oy reported—J.M. Long, assault and bat! id to security for a hear- ing—by Justice tratton. Marry Carroll, using abusing language; held to security for peace—by Justice Clayton. Carrere cy 4 Rusat Briver-svaner—Lieut. Dobgon, of this city, a member of the ist District of Columbia regiment, captured a man on Tues- day might, supposed to be one of the rebel prison- ers who recently escaped from Fort Delaware. fle was detected in the rascally attempt to destroy the bridge on the railroad side of Annapolis Junction. He was unscrewing the bolts at the bridge, and bed he succeeded be would probably 25 cents per Pot. MasY ENTIRELY NEW and beantiful styles of ‘riving at the Dollar Store, 438 Pennsylvania » near 4% street. The stock is now very large. ° Drop in and look at it. jy 29-lw* DEAYNESS AND ALL MaLavjgs or THE Evgand Ear successfully treated by Dr. Von Moscbzisker, oculist and aurist. The very highest references given, and testimonials from well-known citi- zens who have been deaf for many years and re- stored to their opens by Dr. Von Moschzisker, onan be examined office, No. 227 Pennaylva- nin avenue. Cross eyes, strabismus, of the worst kind, from birth or otherwise, made Perfectly straight. The operation performed in a minute, without any detention from business. jy28-3t* To opratn fine carts de visite likenesses go to Whiteburst’s, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue. He is selling (original) carts de wisite likenesses of —_— uished men, eomeacing all the prominent thiscountry. See bis likenesses in ofl snd watercolors. Those desiring camp and tield views tures call and leave your orders. jy 12-eolm* From the Rev. Father Egan to Dr Twmblety. This is to certify that, Son 3 intensely suffered a. nave ipitated the next train down the em- | gor @ long time from a day , loss of appetite marsh sory EZ severe and immediate punishment | nervousness an: Reb! lity, congestion: should be meted out to such scoundrels. constipation, fain! Ae, exhaustion, cholic, ing in the breast, &c., my situation was painfu and distressing in the extreme. eid friends induced me to try Dr. Tumblety’s eC ee and they havé cured me. Eean jy 19-tf St Dominick’s churc ehurebs' ; Washington. ftbons can gain ve pounds of | healthy flesh per month by us! mbiety’s Pimple Banisher. It is invaluabie for Hes sath Lege " blotches, Maaxet Tutsves —This mocntnt> Mr. wees s Loner dealer in Center Market, commenc; arranging bis stand at an eerly Lour, and placed his poet box — y devout pened small change, two gve-dollar Treasury demand notes) on the table. = tgrned from ita mement, and, - resto! change, it was gone. ‘Some skti!fui <inua Wk The bee was found in atofber rket, minus the mgney &o , tan, then ofthe skin, impurities Pe reg - tes all the attention of te. pat men in and pnd’ soughness a. —_ soning the seme that teat to keep the market clear of thieves; but jv 5-2 sometimes the scamps get opportunities to oper- Bte successfully. Mox® Government Prorzaty Founn.—Yes- poe patrolman Connell, of the Fourth Wi got upon tie tae Lge of Government goods out { Mar, by R Wm. M, D. Ryaf, On th eth a A le he le wm. ie Mie HANNA BULLI: VAN, lof Unis elt, ity. . ind traced them to house of Wat ease sonia tes nd soldiers? elotaiog’ a sin tartan eh.iety eh, of > bli and soldiers’ on the morn: uly ‘were cing ot and taken to the Fourth Ward ig ee a “are 33 in the éoth year station to be returned to the Government officers. Fagan was taken before Justice Walter and the ease of Government goods dismissed; but Pagan ‘was fined $20 and costs for selling liquor with- out license. Fourta Warp Station Caszs—Be/fore Justice Walter —Rose Donlan and Agnes Knox, indecent language; dismissed. W. Fagan, for obtatain, Government pi rer at ib smiseed. Also, for liquor without I mer; fined 220 5). joseph Sig aisorderly: fined $1. Andrew —, aud ber my “a 'y; fined $3.64 Joba Bick: man, disorderly; dismissed. James Kane, dran’ Goed $1 Wan. Wray. do; 81. Barab A. rooney gen, sloping in the sizo*t, ‘and 8. C. Beach, taken ‘Sela caeiee from Richmond, were dis-| a B. HOWELL in the apth Feat oft ae ‘s wife and a large’ loss, and, thou i , most deep'y ; Batts jod that has bereft us, He can ell egeser sorrows heai! itimore papers copy.) re cass HOUSE—CHEAP @ooDs. JOBEPH J J.MAY, (Late of the firm of Clagett & May,) ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FOREIGN AND DOMES3IC DRY GOODS, 308 Pe. avenue, between By and 10th streets, ‘Washing’ ¥ et N. coset map aie vork ces, elie. re ~teN Te abies, “186 $6 eos im ger Sate ehad Cuancz of Hoxss Srxaiinc.— Yeste Cliaton Smith, a notorious colored indiv: oulys —< or ‘two out of jail, was seedy patrolman yas ae of | > P Renae sn iss ——Two girls, aes ively — twenty years, a: pt » Md., were in custod) vost Marshal’s office soci A Aig pte otictnegy J. MARERITER. cathe EA UMBER. iLiwess or 4 MimtsteR.—The numerous of Rev. W. Hirst, or ibe Ls burch will earn that be Hes He has been iL! for some twe or three toa wheiiane covery. This however, Salz.—Messrs. Green & Williams, yesterday afternoon, sold ict 15, a Se tenth street, between C D street south, to v Roger, at’? cents per foot, WANTS; WATiEE Nea ONe ed rahe Wy 4NZED ey & respectable woman, 8 SI FU- N i, washer ‘ at No a33 Hthet: between Gand H ner WASTEE-A TOUS NAT mae |e Apply at this office. jy 31-28* AKE BARGES Baksh mag alt or three | on good de TAGS. HAVENNER, 347 Cat s sya si" WANTED—A SITUATION, by, rospeotable girl, as chambei —~o nurse. it dress ents te Box 33'S Star 0: iy SU3t* ANPVED immRDrTEL.Y oe rent & sro on Penns. avenue or Sent eme not then H st, Address “A, L.,” eohington city Post Office. wis st WARTED—By 8 young. r eirl S& SITUATION as chambermaid or _ as dining room s¢rvant or har) Cail at No. 73 Mth street, between and M. NUSSE WANTED-—To take otarge of sick lady curing the day only. An elderiy colored womsn preferred, Apply at 443 9th at., soree Patext fics. iy3 WANTED-A GiRL OR WOMAN of good _ oharscter, to cook, wash & d iron fora family. Apply at W. ¢. gO ARS, 524 Pa. avente, between 2d and 34 iy S1-2t' ANTED—A gent 8 WwW ment desires to ovat BOARD ase c neg Jom either in “Washivgton or sratng Joos'ion and terms, “we Box 4 sn Wan! c JSEEERSON OF DRAMATIC Ag ApsOCIA TION MUZZY,276 Pa‘s nue, ga, Fhowg led ing who he ave sent 1a their names eallon Mre. M. at their earliest convenience, jy 3\-"w* WANTED-In & private family a zt Wd pitied by @ young giri as seamsatres: end fit ladies’ ard. aS dresses. ont al leo d do pee sowing. Apel ystR FRENCH’S, 2ith street, be tween | an 8t4., for days. it WANTED young AN to sttend an oyster ssioon, None np Spply except a | a come well ded. Apply atthe loch a jew York avenue, ons mon om mgt NTED RENT—A poet si =] a ached HOUSE; must b: west of Tenth and worth of F street, aud Ncaeaeis water and jon Rest moderate. A good tenant may be o! ned by addressing immediste!y * ier Poot Office Box No, 690. 1 Sl-eolw* want To HIRE. with aa prviegs of SHLD House containing one biock north of Pennsyivan's tween the Capitol and Mth st Address wat y Sh if lets Sete", loce- ‘Stion an? rect. WAITER WANTED at the o_o = e8- taurant, 247 Ps. avehue—one who youre = wands the business and can << we} mended. Zo such, good oe be ‘fivan, also a rood home. Inquire at Bsr tween 12th anu isth, 31 2t* NFORMATION WANTE = jase of soy of my friends Fp es” e.ther in ths army or out of the army. am lying vary sick in 8t Joseph’s Hospital Tnlaneleiin i jong to Light Company Sd Artulery, formerly commanded by Sherman, at present eom- Bilton aeaa by a J. Hamilton, stationed at iy 31- sms ISAAC MELANE Wan FED—Two or three ROOMS (unfar uished) or a smal! House. Reut not to exceed bd = Bonth. Addgess Hox 17, Star Office, wan ED—A smart and industrous YOUTH to eae the drug and prescription busines« One having's little kpowie of ) On the business pre U A RK, corner Seventh jy 90 3t* Wate ire REN BEN to work in a livery sta- bis. Call immedi A VOSEPH NATHAN jy 39 st Corner Bweifth and C ats, WANTED 3O BIRE—A BOY totakeoare of @ horse and to drive a carriage. Rocommend ations required. Aspiy at Roum No, 43, second story Wi der’s Building. 7 29 2t* OT/CH—Wsanted. 10 good BAKERS jor working in the Government Bake Houces at Fort Monroe, None but Bae oy takers wi ted. Apply to JAMES CA@E, Ere, at the Ci i Bakery. iv 23 we J ANBED—A MAN and WIFE-—1 do fatin work, and wifs to sook, Wash snd iron, in a famil* of two near Georgetown Fair waece will be paid to those who ‘will’ suit. 4180, places o1 find for) { kinds of good women help Apply No. 11 Ninth s reet, nesr Pa. venue, in the uew Em. net Agenoy Uffice. oO N. H. MILLER. ANTED TO RENF—From Sept mber Le WAsrTEe2 furnished HOUBE, ina osntral | not leas than 12 ferred near the C tol: Addreat Box Tes Sta <a iy 3 tf z T ad In want Ennion ment of an: ounce wen cajion the new TNFELL iC. OFFI SIN on 51a Sth eapets (wh ere th pay will bo given to first-clasa xe pwars apy applications on hand for good Ui Jooks, Laun jresses, Caambermaids, Waiters and matresses. fize, for young Men to wait on tab‘es in private ilies or hotels, FARM HANDS wanted. plozers | in Want o/ good heip will find it to their OCSES wanted, Zhe best of tenants oan be obtained without charge by Spplying as _m2-iy N. H. MIBLER, aRTED We are now buyi: SECON AND FURNIFORES SFOVES an ‘be. DING for bg ‘we sre paying t a. ee declining Rous: rer at ‘Will find te 5 v var fe bcs! Na. wea 9B bi’ \ez, poh 34 “a ies aes urplks, al dows, H ane wi (onal side e,) Dealer Wow sua’ and Second. ‘hand Bitere. MApeME. BOVIN’S FEMALE ALTERA- ‘FIVE PILLS, for the exclusive use oj fotnal laboring under any’ of the following compiaint Obstructions, Sappressions. Green sick: Headache, Pain in the Side, o, Felpitation, Loat of Food, Disturbed Sleep, and all Interruptions Wiehe Pies of the Menstrual Periods. ‘hese Pills should roma be taken by females pregnancy. as ‘would be sure to cause mlsdgrriage prepared by M e Bovin, at . ne Venger erarel, Paris. France, For eale at Office o} s. BROTHERS & GRA B st., tho only Agents i ete AY. 173 toatl OSIERY! HOSIERY!) HOBIBRY!!! peek full and ompiete in all kinds Potten sad Phread Hose for lacies, gentlemen, ren, Bi of which wo offor st lowest prices, 7 the oxen or inomates qucntitios, SUCKS FOR SOLDIERS, Ad ee reinks Gotan & dewen splendid ex ish Cotton Books, for Soldiers, an i Teel them cheap. jy 23 tif 308 Pa. ave bse ntand aa thth ste. D* baie 359 I8Eiey SURGEON, DORSEY’S OTEL, Pet a Offers to oure the following Di.eascs ‘. “ee ae “an ty to a ibis Hom Quis Li opie fl Garb. Galle of ell Head Siaragre, Partial oh Blind: By ind-bri cents Gravel, Wotma, Cholto ofsil desongtio Polipus, ietula &o. Ur. ety = ¢ diploma from b School for ing of Prussis. a + eterinary studen Berha. yhered yeter surgeon in ins a) ‘Sr. Mai oatat ‘Truppe, first arwee department, ‘te of Branden- bare: in Yrussia. Cures warrantee orsthe money funded. jy 2 lw* i NE ae Ppomzszic CO ee OOPS AT “OLD Aaving puro! many of our goods bi ti rise a prices, ¥ mn ‘oon mae ool anne fale i a Amerisen "aud Fasten | Prints, (1m Light, Brat amerio a Daria digo "Be once (7% and 4-4) at 1 xce lent Shir Ds, 1s. ae Pome AK and 4 44 Brown tons, at rage [a 04 {Cotton Sheetings, (heavy and fine,) at 4Pilow Cottons, at 16 cents. Popene % conta, whisk @u0Ds, Ca a “laa Wes oak afuint ulls, ae St sepa a Paes Bele Be eaters eens teat rh Gold and gee terme bale OBER Naw aeons, bet.sth aad 104 Touats. Bisa, aes care sepeeapee ene eee ei salcruaiats care ese tes THE PROPRIETO A, MWR BAA i ocala gt ree Ee oe is Saino sect wuliioea qo ned sth wrul peg iy af mofeDab Angas fees ten ioe. 1c NIc FENIAN ae ane 2 HORST ae trag her motiey va, We Mik the Green, more proud and airy! fies arthee partioniare sce Star a pr ode Fon tue als ofl LR see oe oe IOAN INSLEY, ftberal reward will of the tubeuriber REWA: fon es 1? ais S&T MATTHEW'S jook, cemalsicg rg jusbdle papers. ngao aN yg ND, ‘and no aacctous sttgisep upon the ea “THOS. J. FISHER. OST—From the sth to the 15th instant, nine MULES. irom a drove on Bladens- Washington snd more. A hiberal reward =e 1 is id for their delivery to D. J. Robb. a elve miles from ‘Washington eet euables Pike, or to BROWN & CO. HE Sra En OF ay, DOLLARS on. the sethe instant, waite be ni leven” color; two pieces cet — ar Corner éth and ind pees ARC ee ee a. North ate hacer Feit’ mines "s ickets to the Poents; Shiidren half Price. Muric and Fofrech. pio b=ing to fr t ols of this Parau ou por hoped that the members o the mie og py will coneur to = may be had of the fel ityers, Committec: The poi of this al oe mod way fog eon ie EN Bastince, aan Teoeive the above the Tie McQuilsa, FOR SALE oo RENT. rw been east elce. wen by reat maize 0 beaten @REASON, Fe ba gy pe 460 \3thand E streets QTRAY ED BRON Fc tay RORSS gx ON ttieched, recent: eS F ee ere ER RaNT—i76 I given on the 30:h of August. FURNISHED novss FOR RENT, with 32 aod water, on H strest. vetween 20th ‘ard, whe ane. Appiy te 5a in is one of the most t sprinkled on, teller Jeft ane ts sont canes is head down w en ‘ard will be paid to any one who horas to me atthe c Blor e@ urn the above 2iet,in the First COGAN, Grocery next d: OOMS FOR = Or, anes ——— for rent. wih or ply but can omme wel! recommenced £ ste between 436 and 6th sts. ms: d Gate iyi a MO RENJAMIN WOODFIELD. Ohaet BAWAY. on the 27th, ris small sorrel reward ti souk given if brought ‘o Ne. 117 enligs betweenjlsthand Niosly Furnished CHAMBERS ORS ne ere family. Gg TS sm mopers. dweili i Ratress Box 58 OUSE AND cy TO ‘enn. AVENUES, an excellent sta: bowiness. Inquire st the Gostin: me Sv. Possession given in a lew dys. RENT—An ciersat and we! |e adh iy spaaiaole, peas: gro: situated on Road es brtwens High aod Wr, No, 466 ——— IRON EHALEI, 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. ic rdaye jy 3 247 EMILE DUPRE Would respeot*ully inform his friends and oustom- re that, having just returned to this city from New York, he offers a renewed assortment of Finest Family Groceries, Valles ste A “ey ai iste cons FOR jee strate 1 —— aE The tfaraieteds supplied lessant anc pes = ines ea other, = ross, BD eos Fee ‘The four-story Bri ine HOUSE, f 4th acd D si reeks, ar the City Gali. Appiy to JUsEPH pugies. 7 2. o 90 Louisiana avenue URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, in the Patentena Post (ffice:, ~ a Ap- neighborhood o} th or without Boar: Ply 485 G strest, between 5: h Sx ARAL Et F foctmmodsted, at NI get ig MSs FOR 91 E street, ee ab aed 8 fine assortment of HAVANA CIGARS, peeve atone, BRICK A = ontaning 1) roomr: good srg oat Houses; water and fice fruit rpiture will be rented with the Toqvire on the faryiand | venue, between 12th and Fez SALE CHEAP, o: new three story parent worth, east of Fourteenth et modern improvements, an: K stable on the lon. being purchased from a prise vessel, aoll at very low rates. farge mt c Os ‘Bhe peopesty exeat te sold immed. owner i Weat. Cail at the a.0ve number. RENT I The Residence of © Capt & situated on the Nariboroagh O88 Washington, =. ‘urppike or railroac. Fhe $2 Sores, principally meadow aie large acd me ee with im pro vements,—; and shaic trees Stabe. Ca pee @td other out- houses. gue 3 oi sp SHEYER’S LION LAGER BRER in Half Barrels, FANCY GROCERIES y to Messrs TAC ite Browcs’ tiotel. OR BALE—A three-story BRick ii OUR, terms will be easy , st oon aud dtu stree 320 Punnsyivamia AvEnvz, DIARRH@A REMEDY! MAGUIRE’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF BEUNE PLANT! Tested for Fifteen Years with Immense Success the West and South, and now eztensively used im the Western Armies! HE ONLY RELIABLE CURATIVE RELAXED CONDITIONS or THE BOWELS Caused by Change of Water and Diet. Bntirely Vegetable, and Suited to All Ages. Prepared and Sold by J. & 0. MAGUIRE, D&RUGGISTS, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, Sold n Washington City by CHARLES STOTT, Druggist, No, 376 Pa. avenue. nearly opposite National Hotei ; by 4 -MARSRALL & PAGB, Army 8utlers, ‘No, 608 Seventh street rete pete Pape antag, Toe reqgsire SON « BkO. eae =o Ld Seer re house) URES new first class three sto ga, one 2 naights of ‘Georges vias = a Northern fami ew i please owt ‘> wrk _ —— ie rs ‘ssogmmodsteds 446° aes Bwelfth atreet. be- INVESTMENTS. SEVEN AND THREE TENTHS UNITED STATES NOTES, UNITED STATES BONDS—DUE 1851, ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBP- QUARTERMASTER’S VOUCHERS, DEMAND NOTES, (OLD IS8UE,) Act of August 10, 1?61. AMBRICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD, UNCURRENT BANK NOTES, SBOOKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION, BOUGHT AND SOLD. RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO., Bankers, 352 Penn. avenue. saat aa FOR REVENUE STAMPS ‘wRY teat py Tarusy us’ vnext, = han der the the recent ac Se oa rot. Wolowski’s Only @ slight knowledge & very, short time ‘stem, & oe ne Save aglivergbie'o th to ty — , the FES rebernats ioe i vert "fhousand, cant os as MAY call: 3 poems po others, net rer ae Satoh mccain re atreet, hee the oe te sane, Bo 5 ay ey 12 mer the Depart: at, nopernies & in m anch | to less than two handrod rely racked in tin eases, suitabis ees ioe wd equally Binders? earl Bogee, a ig govere; or hase Soqulred 7 bed phen 3 uf Safes ea Stns 001 however, sny Ray pessoa stating | the Gifferenoo, te PT in his bid. tractor will be will be gogeirea 55 et (spent = ee 7 an agent of ved which does not come ditional cost for di- Gi Government inspection, or any oft the Prt trois rgetown, sate ie ena apelnsstagh P inher in ei ehimasnes five bide wil ees ores pM a have previously fa. Bidders mest be present Pipe mat the 30tb of on inst., may atthe Firms should state th the an ome iter the parties _ = eS Frock FROM rox r uit es® HE BT@RES? ol roosts Sprain [i jr. eRay’s pon fips surkatol | mui 250m a tone EW owoors. Corner oi iuea, taal Pe. tr. IMPORTANT ORDF: R RES! ECTIN: @ AB SEN CEE OFFICERS AND PRIVATS3. Wor Department, Washington Cuty, D.C 2 Bist July, 12. 5 The absence of officers and privates from their duty, under various pretexts, while receiving Pay, at great expense and burden to the Govern ment makes It necessary that ¢ffective measures be taken to enforce their retarn to duty, or that their places be supplied by those who will nox take pay while render ng no service. This evil, moreover, tends greatly to discourage the patri. Otic impulses of those who would contribute to support the families of faithful soldiers It is therefore ordered by the President I. That on Monday, the 11th day of August, all leaves of absence and furiouy hs by whomsoever given, unless by the War Department, are re voked and absolutely annulied; sad all officers capable of service are required forthwith to join their respective commands, and all privates ca- pable of service to join their regiments, under penalty of dismisss! from the service, or sich Penalty as a court martial may award, unless the absence be occasioned by lawful cause. Il. Phe only excuse allowed for the absence of officers or privates from duty after the 11th day of Augest, are ist. The order or leave of the War Department. 2d. Disedility from wounds received in service. 34. Disability from disease that renders the party unfit for military duty. But any officer or private whose bealth permits him to visit water ing places, or places of amusement, or to make social visits, or walk about the town, city, or neighborhood In which he may be, will be con- sidered ft for military duty, and as evading duty by absence from his command or rank. Ii]. On the eighteenth day of August, at 10 o'clock 2 m., each regiment and corps shall be mustered. The absentees will be marked, three lists of the ssme msde out, and, within forty- eight bours after the 1ouster, one copy shall be sent to the Adjutant Gcnreral of the ermy, one to the commander of the corps, the third to be re- tatned : and all officers and privates ft for duty, absent at the time, will be regarded es absent without cause, thelr pay stopped, and they dis missed fom the service, or * ested as desert unless restored ; end no officer shall be restored to his rank unices, by the judgment of a court of in- quiry to be approved by the President, Le shail establish that bis absence was with good cause. IV. Commanders of Corps, Divisions, Jri- gades, Regiments and dctached posts are stflctiy enjoined to enforce the muster and return afore- said. Any officer failing in doty beretn will be deemed gulity of gross neglect of uty, and be dismissed from the service. ¥. A Commiss\oner shail be appointed by the Secretary of War to superintend the execution or this order in the respective States. The United Is, in the respective districts, the Mayor and Chirf of Police of aay town or city, the Sheriffs of the respective counties in esc. | Postmasters and Justices of the Peace, prized to act as special Provost Marshals, to arrest aay oftiver or private soldier, Stfor duty, who mey be found absent from bis comman? withou: just cause, id convey him to the nes est military post or depot. The transportation, reasonabl expenses of thi« duty, and Five dol- lars, will be paid for each officer or private eo ar- rested and delivered. By order of the President Epwin M_ Stanton, Secretary of War, Saoreaalpremnets A SENSIBLE GOVERNOR. Gov. Tod, of Obio, bas decided that after tae 15th of A jet he wi y sO more bounties. if there shail be a deficiency of volunteers then, It wlll be made up by draft, without bouaty. Other Governors p ee the same thing, aad the Secretary of War will probably adopt it » at the urgent request of the Gov. erpor of 1 wa, in er to reach evil-dispowed traitors v bo are discouraging enlistments, hewas authorized by the Secretery of War to mekes draft whenever and wherever be should think proper abemeb- FOREIGN RELATIONS . Secessionists at Baltimore wrot~ vy the stesgyrr of the 24 of July that McC rmy Was sur ‘9! rendering to Je Davis be cauard was te'c- graphed trom Queenstown to London jus! in th we for the evening London Times of the 18th, and it ‘was assumed to be true In the debate on Lind say’s motion on the 18th. The canard exploded, and then Lindsay withdrew bis motion. W aso wes in the House of Commons studing the seces sion orat.rs. He said be believed the canard to be true. —————— ee THS LATEST BY TELSGRAPH <n wailfennnes IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH. —-—__ TEN IRON-CLAD GUN BOATS OFF MOBILE —_o—-__ THEY OPENLY BREAK THE BLOCKADE. sonesestpiosciass Cuicaco, July 31. —The epecig correspondence of the Times, dated Memphis, July 2, says late advices from the South, through rebei sources, are important. Tea iron-clad gunboats, built in England, bave arrived off Mobile, an@ three more are on their way. These constitute the fleet ordered by the South- ern Confederacy in Europe. They mount from ten to thirty guos each, and are said to be mailed with six inch fron. The blockade was rua openly by dint of supe- rior strength aad weight of metal. Mobiie is now considered open to the world ‘with the support of ber newly acquired power ——————-2+e-—______ LATE LOCAL NEWS. deme Tue Conpuct oF WasuineTon Secrsston- tsts.—In April, 1661. M. @. Adams, a son of Mir J.G. Adams, of this city, went to Alexandria to vistt some relatives, and while there was taduced to join the Confederate service, and enlisted in the 17th Virginia regiment, and bes since been in severcl engagements. Mr. Adams bus had severa) letters from his son, in which he expressed him- self anxious to get Dome, and giving an secount of bis movements, from Which it appears that some months siuce be Was discharged from ser- vice on account of disability, and bas since been engaved by the rebels as telegraph operator, in the quartermaster’s department inadry store in Richmond. His last letter was ara Richmond, in May last, and ex; & bo; soon to see bjs parents, and if be would punished in any manner if be ventured to return, to which Mr. Adams replied by letter by way of Fortress Monroe, and expressed a wish to see him. Several weeks ago the son arrived in the city, as the father stys, for the purpose of Seeing the family, but before he reached the house some relatives got bim in their possession, took him - their house, on H street, and after inviting in several of their secesh neighbors, had a grand time over him—giving &@ musical entertainment anda iy ip Kener of his ponenen, Al invii guests on the occasion was e merc who some time since was in Fort ee music teacher of some note. At — bouse the g5EE only. After remaining about one » he left gu. as is believed, for the South, on the vice of the rebels, and went to Aquia Oreek it is su; ‘that he took the oath of allegta: at jericksburg, and procured a 5 father and his family s sow Gaye since, by acti- a son serving in tbe Union army. The matter is being ae Gen Wadsworth, and it is to be hoped a bal persuaded the son to feturn South, they will acelve the benefit of eccommodations in the Old Capito: or Fort Warren. —_— imixaL Court.—Y 4 ce a am , the evidence in Chalice fy colored, feund ox tlclous misciel in 5B Eg mn ‘Sadly enough, the pel witness in this case was Moses Bleck, s descendant of Moves Bisck, the well-known white and yellow wash. ¢r, making rather a mixture of colors {n the case,