Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1862, Page 3

‘York, siso appears or - Foup’s ATHENEVM.—This , the beauti- ful comedy of ‘La Chalet”? will ted , wberein P. Shel- Molife Williams, Mr.W. prominent actors will Apotto Conca? SaLoon —Visitors to this re- sort are entertained with vocal and instrumental musie and negro eccentricities. Attentive waiters dispense refreshments. AcaADEMY of Music —Free concerts daily. Re- freshments at hand. Fuxgrat oF Rev. Wasnmmeton Rosr.—The foneral obsequies of Rev. Weshingwen Roby, pastor of the Ninth street Methodist Protestant Cbureh, took place at the church on Saturday afternoon, and were attended by large numbers of the different denominations of the city as well as the one to which he belonged, many of whom were from Baltimore, Alexandria and George- — be was well known and was uni- v"The c pee ‘was attired in a suit of bieck cleth, and was inclosed in a handsome mahogany coMa, which was loaded down with rant flowers. The face was placid, uets of f1 although thinned by disease, as life- ike Seif tke deceased bad fallen Into 8 gentle slumber About four o’elock the funeral c: left the parsonage and entered the cburch, clergy pentag op the neuthcstate ond taking seats in pulpit and about the altar; the corpse being de- ited in front and the — and a poasees taking the front seats. As the mournful proces. an cine, the = solemnly chanted ‘‘Cast thy burden on the Lord.”” The services were commenced by the vener- able Dr S. Tustin, who read the 62ist bymn, commencing— “ Par from affiictton, toll and care, The happy ssul has fied,”’ which was sung by the choir, and Dr. Tustin ad- dressed the Throneof Grace In an impressive wrayer. i mo Mr. Chapman, of Dunbarton Street Chureb, Georgetown, read appropriate passages from the Psalms and II Corlntuiaps. Rev. Dantel B. Reese, pastor of the M. P. hureb, in Georgetown, then arose and took for bis text the 6th, 7th and Sth verses of the fourth chapter of Second Timothy: ‘For | am now ready to be offered, and the time of my di re isathband. I have fonght a good fight, i have tinished my course, | have kept the faith. Hence- forth there is laid up for me a crown of righteous- ness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge shall yive me at that day; and not to me only, butunto all that love His pe oesntin The minister commenced his discourse by wsk- ing, who does not wish for that calmness in death which Paul expected and besought bis hearers to live for? The deceased he knew well and long—his loving spirit, his fidelity and gentieness endeared him to all. He entered the Maryisad Conference in 1939, and no matter where he was assigned by the stationing power, te never refused, but obeyed the call with cheer- fulness. For two years he served as their presid- ing officer, and he fulfilled his duties with such avait that the conference — him to serve chem le er, but he declined. The deceased was in bis , and was a useful minister, hav- ing bis whole beart In the work. In March last, he was sent to this charge, and in the commence- ment of his usefulness be bad been cut down. Bat bis end was peace, and his spirit now rests in,bliss. Let us not look in the jn for Brother Roby, but with the eye of faith look to those heavenly ins where the good spirits of earth are in th yg meee Dr. Reese concluded Ca exhorting bis ters to live that life whi would secure such an end to themselves. The sermon was listened to with marked at- tention, the ener being the oldest effective minister now in the Conference, and held in much esteem. The choir then sang ‘‘Go to thy grave in peace,”’ end efter the benediction had been pronounced by the Rev. @. W. Samson, of Columbian Col- lege, the corpse was removed to the hearse, the procession proceeded to Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, where, after the burial service was gead, the body was consigned to the grave. The follow! me members acted as pall bearers ; Join Varden, James A Kennedy, F. J. Bartlett, Lewis Bisckiston, 3S. H. B bite and C. T. Purnell Besides the ministers who officiated, the fol- lowing were present: Rev. Dr. ‘Moreeil, (Fpis- copal,) Christ Char. Navy Yard; Rev. B. P. , (Methodist Episcopal,) Wesley Chapel; Rev. J Butler g uthegaz;) Revs. John C. Smith and T. B. McFalls, (Presbyterian;) Revs. Wm. Reese, Oliver Cox, D. Remiem ang U. Ward, (Methodist Protestant.) Mr. Robey, nen apparently a healthy per- son and of remarkabie cheerful and active dispo- sition, had been for twelve years physically in- disposed; but the immediate eagse of his death ‘was typhoid fever, having been takec {11 about nine Weeks since. It was thoughtat one time that —— soon recover, eedy relapse hope and, ually sinklag, bis spirit peacefully it diene on Fhursday eveulng last. On reali- ming that his end was near, he called his sorrow- ing family to bis bed side and took leave of them. He desired, rsend pole his counsel to his family, to be remembered to the Conference, and giso ra- quested that the president, Rev. L. Ww. we whom he was muck attached, should preseh his funeral sermon, but that minister being unable to Teach the city in time, Rev. Dr. D. E. Reese was eatied. A little while before his death he re- quested his aged brother (Rev. U. Ward) to re- at the hymn, “ There is « fountain filled with lood.”” &e., Cy — ae ———— with unspeakable joy, ani 8 spirit — y wended te way to the God who gave it. The membership of the church meet to-night to take some action in regard to having the pulpit regularly supplied. ation Casts—Zafore Justice ‘arker, suspicion of larceny; jail for court. Kate Wilson, visiting Canterbury Hall in male attire; admonished and dismissed. Joun Fuller, companion of Kate Wilson; do. James Mitchell, m. Gesier, Wm. Mantle, Lieut. John Thompson, deserters; turned over to the military. George Jones, disorderly conduct; fined $2. James Downs, do; do. $1. Jobn ‘Talbott, do.; dismissed. Stephen Dudley, do.; fined Si. “GW. Burke, drunk; dismissed Joba Conseli, Daniel Murphy, Joba Dacey, Joho E , Vagrant boys; workhouse % days. Gustave Miller, drank; do W days. Thomas W ijliems, do , turned over t the militsry Monday —Mary Nuttre}l, vagrant; workhouse 0 days. Mary Jeane Holicod, drunk and disor- derly; fine1 $3. Mary. Eaton, public prostitute; Anne E Eston, do; faed $3 each. Martha Dougias, keeping 2 bouse of tll fame; Sued $3. Jobn Dacy, Jobn ly, Daniel Murphy, Joba Coins, lareeay, ja! for hear! Fred Wuest, refusing to pay @ backmean bis hire; fined @3. J. Seliger, do; do. $1. Andrew Tate, threats; se- curity for peace. Joba Higgins, Thomas Cole- man, Andrew Baldwin, drank and Aghting; fined $2 each. Jobn McCarty, sssgult and bat- tery; dismissed. Thomas Cole, in the Breet; Douglass Lee, do.; Henry Cole, do.; djs- missed. Ix Trowsexe —The evening entertainments at Canterbury Hall bave been exclusively the Property of the Lords of Creation. The ‘‘spot of earth” asked fer by the peet, ““where women Is met found,” (exeept upon the stage,) was sup- posed te bave been at jength discovered. Ua Saturday night, however, one Kate Wilson, ar- rayed herself im drab linen coat and pants, Mar. Bellies vest, and a black slouch hat. The ite were roll up after the fashion of the v bore. Sa ug her disguise to be impenetrable, s & visit there, and took a front seat. She ‘was accompanied bya Mr. Jobn Faller, who sports a lleutenant’s shoulder straps. The falr Kate was, however, discovered, and was banded — ny imp mercies of a po- Hesmaa while in the act of enjoying a sher cobbier. The gay jlieutenant was arrested also, and being ‘“flush,’’ he offered $100 to be let of The policeman, however, ‘‘couidn’t see it,” and carried them before Justice Walter, who admonished them and dismissed the case. This 38 the scond time Miss Kate ‘‘ tried this on” —the Zrat t.me avoiding # capture. Kate addressed ber companion as “ Doctor,” which some doubt of his right to the strap be wore. A D:sonpasy Poviceman.—On Friday after- moon ‘about three o’clock, David O'Connell, « trolman of the Seventh SS avout wanes - martian a s cmer ot ellen, encou among whom was one who bad been wounded, who seeing that 0” in blue, concluded py aes asked Bim what regiment be ai La oad Walter —Charies tot Feplied the “Sixt a rind a alle ‘After's few more U’ Connell Se soldier. severe thrashing. After he bia. siderably he called for sssletence ‘trrested tho soldier, but officer Carraher coming U’ Connell under arrest, and took him to the Preciact station. Justice Stratton examined case, and after the evidence beld bim to Dail to appear at 4 ——___ OxsatHs oF SoLDIERs.—The following have beea réported since our last : H Ht. Walker, company A, 27th New York. F. Kechwoud, company F, — 5 Geo. Young, company 1, 2d New York. pa f r j ters. The basement has i sgaitional class-rooms being made and the floor taken up and relaid, and the whole newly printed. The work was done under the direction of the building committee, of which Mr. John C. Hark- ness was chairman. Muss Between Lanviorp and Tenant. —On Friday afternoon, Justices Ciayton and Barnaclo were upon by John Kane and his wife to oust from his house, on Sixth street, a the 30th of April last gave the move, and about the ist of June, they still re- fusing te move, Mr. Kane and his wife set the furniture out of doors, and 8 fight ensued, in con- sequence of which Mrs. Connell and Connelly were and taken before Justice Clayton. While the case was being heard a compromise was affected, the parties agreeing to move by the Ast of noms ee ne hg yg = Loup ane made complaint ry, ustices Barna- clo and Clayton proceeded to the house, where, after viewing the premises and hearing the wit- nesses, adjudged Messrs. Connell and Con- nelly, with their wives, guilty of trespassing and sentenced them to pay a fine, and in default of payment were about to commit them to jail, but a com; ise was again affected, and the ex- ecution of the sentence was withheld until Mon- day next. Szconp WaRp Station Cases—Before Justice Clark —Sunday—J ames Hagan,drunk; dismissed. Isaac Reed, violating the hack law; fined $3.94 Peter Brooks and Joseph N Smith, disorderly; workhouse 60 days each. James Clark, drunk; James B: , assault; Michael Lenord, drunk; dlemissed. Jobn say peso bs t, workhouse 60 days. James Drunk, profanity; fined $3. W H. Barnard, disorderly; fined $4. Charles Grif; fin, sleeping in the street; workhouse 60 days. Lewis t. jomas, larceay; jail for court Monday. —James Donolan, drunk; fined $2. Ann Simms, disorderly; Eliza Markman, do; fined $3. Sali: Jones, Jonn Dunn, John Thomp- son, Ellen Barton, do.; dismissed. Emma Parker, do.; fined 3. Mrs. Tilghman, selling Iiquor on Kemer fined $26. Wm ing and Mary Jones, fast driving; ruled for trigl. James Wright, do.; fined $6. In:scRryY to Powps.—The residents of the Sec- ond Ward, south of the Avenue, are dependant upon the pumps for good drinking water, and, though before the water works were put into operation these supplied al/ the famil ies regular- ly, since that great improvement it is difficult for a few, comparatively, to obtainasupply. Inad- dition to the want of attention to these pumps by the proper persons, there are malicious parties whe go at night and injure them by breaking the iandies, spoutsor rods Many families do not own the dwellings they occupy, and are unable to obtain the Potomac water, as the tax for its in- troduction to the houses would increase their rents. The pumps should be kept always in or- der, as a contingency might occur that would make them necessary for general supply. Tuiepv Warp Station Case—Before Justice G@lar; —Yesterday morning, about four o’clock, Patrolman Steele, passing through Center Mar- ket, found John Warner, ¢ notorlous colored va- grant, ying asleep there. John’s hat was lying 2 feet from him, and the officer ageing it up, and in {t found a silver watch, wit! gilt chain, and broad, ae or gold key. Jo id he knew nothing of watch, as he never owned ene. But, under the circumstances, the Justice oecunt poaeee to commit him to jail for a heas- ing on Wednesday. jonday.—Jobn Barnhart, assault and battery upon bis sister-in-law; mony for court. Also, fog threats of violence; secu: to keep peace. — ge ac ope nea. eco Phety, drunk; Sz. Jacob Boyer, suspec: of larceny; dismissed Tuomas Davin Reitty —The Fenian Brothes- hood, of this city, have resolved to erect 2 suita- able monument over the remains of Thomas Reilly, who now <—— in one of the graveyards ofthis city. Mr. Reilly was among the youngest of those who participated in the scenes and haz- ards of 1949 in Ireland. Being exiled, he came to this city, where he died in 1854, and now his jrisi brethren Labs sors doing honor to bis memory. jent; Mr. Kane, Presi Mr. Lackey, Vice Presi- dent; and Mr. Toomey J. Phillips, of the Fenian Br rhood, have been sppolzted a committee te collect money and co! in other cities, to this e ante at “Heapguarters.”—Last nighta = tew occurred at the restauranton Twe! 5 near C stresi, es ‘‘Headquarters,” and kept by a Mrs. Hi man, for ber usband, who is not intown. The patroiman of the Sseond Ward made a descent upon the establishmens gnd carried all hands, the landlady, barkeeper, seyer2l girls, and a male visitor, to the Second Ward sigiicn. About nine o'clock last night Justice Clarg geye them a hearing, which re- sulted in the landiagy elng fined $26 for selling liquor on Sunday, end two girls, Eliza Mock- man and Emme Parker, $3 each for d{sorder! conduct. The others were dismissed with a. admonition they will probably bear in mind. Toss BLacxseRnizs. —From W. H. Clagett, Esg., of well known repute in horticultural mat- ters, we eb box of superb blackberries, plump, juicy and large, very large. Lawton’s, doubtless. We regret (for his sake) that our senior is not in town toeat ‘em. The messager }s to be back for the box in two hours; the box must avccrcing- ly beemptied within that time. Can it be done? Zack—our Zack—thinks !t can. Tue Picnic of the 4esociated Book Binders takes place at Analostan Isiaud to-morrow. No pains or expense will be spared to furnish < day of enjoyment to all who may participate. Boats will leave the foot of High street, Georgetown, every fifteen minutes during the day. pond with their friends CITIZENS OF ALEBKANDRig ve now the op- portunity afforded them of ng an evening of enjoyment and fun, by resorting to Liberty Hali, and horny ery performances of Nellie Tay- jor, Jennie 4 , Julia Price, Dick Parker, Hugh Clarke, and others. Fire ALarM.—The alarm of re Saturday night about 12 o’clock was caused by the burning of a large pile of ae in the rear of the Ninth street Presbyterian Church, now ia use as a hos- pital. Fhe §remen were out erted themselves to be cayly on t! that the hospital was burniag. Apnivz at Riley’s Wharf schooner Joe Hun, ter, Capt. Vandegrift, coal for Geo. L. Sheriff. Coren ov Pimries on tHe Face —The best medicai sxil) in Washington and vicinity failed to cure me of pimples, blotches and boils, with whieh my face was covered; but Dr. Tumblety has given me a handsome complexion, exempt from all eruptions, by his herb medicines. romptly, and ex- spot, supposing eu If i. 8. Bames, Center Market. ManvY ENTIBBLY NEW and beautiful styles of Jewelry are daily arriving gt the Doilar Store, 438 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4 reet. The stock is now very large. Drop in loo at it. jy 29-1w® You can gain five pounds of healthy fiesh per month by using f7. Tumblety’s Pimple Banisher. It is invaluabl? for removing pimp €s, blotches, &c , tam, freckies, sallowness and ail {mpurities and roughness of the skin, leaving the same blooming with beauty. jy 5-t£ To optain fine carts de visite likenesses go to Whiteburst’s, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue. He fs selling (original) sents = a 5 disti: ued men, embrac' Prominen| men “ ice bis {ikenessee in oll and ‘water colors. Those desiring camp id yiews taken call and leave your orders. jy 12-eolm*é Scurvy anv ScroruLovs Eruptions will soon cover the bedies of those brave who are men their Night alr, bad Meee et ed hae ‘with the est, re let every man sup- ply Manet = bh Melleway’s & Oinenant, it is 8 25 cents per Pot. , ad DIED. the st, von. bregyt ; loved cas + __LOST ANU POUND. __ asia ce. WANTS. Breese to Ss ee STEAY U vay Rc Wg SADDLE S atrial ee rt REWA ed reap A $ buffalo ce gt thiak ty erin te ehas gota ca'f The finder os re ANTVED. IN @ SETOWN.— Ware ici oie ertanarts © “W.A. .” at the Star Office, th real name ‘ED.—Wanted to purchase, & 90d he won Tae Batol Beak hee secre Address fo panna Star 06. Moderate p osive the Above reward by r: mamber uare, street aud ‘ stating pa. ulars, 8q treet ore} to Janes. Fresins, $34 street, aque N’ Lt 4 to ws z tee Jerslae Ons pon yo aia Zpeetes.s snail PACKA® f° knowledge of the bus gen would be preferred: 2 | avenue it Beta he gone pote addfeased Yo GH..” through the Post Of- jot wee, of wows, gontained Hes, will mest aster 5 and a ’a" letter, tome aan. References touching pharacter will be ar 4 ia eas Florence and May ‘The a will Prepedy rewersed and thanked by OOK WANTED-—A first rate Cook, furnish- at No. waensnccens one seuare ing good references, can obtain first class th of the Capitol. J.HA) TON. by applying at No, 151 F street, near 20th Capt si ery. SL TRC? OF COLUMBIA. Wasninoron ANTED—A good COOK. Se ay to wait County. To wit :- certily thet ‘on the table. Apply te the Montgomery} Bernard Fieany. of county, brought House, High street, Geor abla before me, ae astray taken 3 is ig stroots ne Sa hse : : te in the left nind foot: ead about 13 hanes = lame in the igh. 6 ven under hand of me, one of the Justices o! the Peace. in and for anid, com at ez UBT. WE. J The o ef the above ecoribed mare is re- OARD AND LODGING WANTED, by gen grney healthy ee ree town; bed room sitting room, Ad “A” Star Office, stating terms. aul 2t* th ANTED—A lady from Philadelphia wants. | gy: MyoSRe oitaltng esis iaeacneens | Se.swer. one nme RRA FRAN " : apr lnention. madres *Le = Co Ser p 1 Georgetown, Dunbarton street 142 fice aul st* RAED OR STOLEN Lrote perere. aaar A®287T QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, | ein Briere. on gene and tal eal] SS RNER @ AND 23p Srayars, white in forehead,and giase eye. A ‘ibers oy ppainctes. D.C. July oh tee. | re ill be ou delivery at VAN NES- WANTED~60) Gity LA BORERS for Quaiter- | SEN’S Livery Stables Congress street, George- master’s ent ‘arrenton, Va. 1 town y Sore this office to Mr. C. H. SNOW. nae waa . = : : EFFERSON DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION— nq mB Re a . Ladies wanted Inquire of MRS. é: 4 eo eee 3 ow "Bhose iu pod d Snod Hail and eh and B street, isiard.two PORT- MONAITS, containing smell sums of money eacn. Fhe finder will he tbankfu ly rewarded by lesving them at No 505 cornerSthard Dets an2 2t" Came, ‘FO THE PREMISES, A RED CUW and Calf; tops of both horns sawed off. Ceme forward, prove property, pay charges, and take them away THOMAS GAFFNEY, su 2 st" coth at, near the Gas House, 5 REWARD-—Stolen, on Thursday last, from ie? the corner of 16 h and P strests,a bricht bay HORSE, with s bushy ye] and tail; and @ little iame in his knes of the: foreleg. Any one returning the said horse to the C’erk at the Western Market, will receive the above reward. gu 2 st" $ 10 REWARD —Lost, on Wednesday even last, inthe Navy Yard Omnibus. &T BOOK containing rgo sem cf reward of $10 will be paid for x. the Stage Office at the Navy Yard. The cupants of tue omnibus at the time wer callon Mra. M. at their jy Si-'w* OTICE —Wanted, 100 good BAKERS for working in the Government Bake Houses at Fort Monroe. None but an bakers wanted. Apply to JAMES CAWE, Kaq., at the Capito! Batery. jy 24 'w WANTED-A MAN and WIFE—man to do ‘ farm work, and wife to cook, wash and iron, ina family of two near G: etown. Fair wages 150, places on w hand for a!! kinds of ¢ women help. Apply No. 511 Ninth s reet, nesr Pa. avenue, in the sew Em loyment Agency Uffice. yew N. H. MILLER. Vv ANTED FO RENT—From Sept mber Ixt,a well furnished HOUSE, ine central location; not leas than 12 rooms; preferred near the Gapitel Address Box 19, Star Office. jy $ tf T NOPBICE. HOSE In want of Emplo: earliest convenience, ment of any kind would better callon the new [N'FELLIGENCE | dies. eel Sf hed eos O87—Broke awey on the evening o} e Ist ‘ways applications on for good C ‘Laun inst., from noar the President’s house, , “ee on hand for good sos. | S2mall, dark bay MARE. hand on plain pg ree, “ge Awate 4 eaddi bridie. The finder will be suit- ae ties often PARM MARY rate Er | Rubicrscetanttatit: MW ROES Jaze piovers in by ots p will find it to their ad-} or at 517 4th street, Eset Capito! Ai!l. - N. BoUsEs wanted. Zhe best of tenants} 822%" _____id. F. DOOLEY. can be obtained without charge by applying as STRAYED OR FOLGN Fro the subsori- ber, a W. Any one re- turning her to No. 30 + avenue, beliberally rewarded, °"™ Avenues will au 1-3" m 28 ly N. H. MILLER. WOKE oR aes RUPEE Jo. u. sNYDER. REW. — k ay sopee | $3 REMAN? tase aunt Mask Ser Lima i surplus o! feraitere, wil dna t heir when last seen a leather cojla:; has vantage te give us seal ORIFFIVR Nerpos mttioe on nis Greaat. 8nd answers vz nam: r fois-tt We. 30 heee, foe aed Role, ie HUDBO AYLOR'S ‘ook tid. Stationery W Alvin ‘ faint aan ze ward. cheabemel cabambiaaad pe i k OST—From the 8th to the 1sth instant, nine aac erngg ae g hme ae ewelT, MULES) from a drove on Biadenswe” BuoHi ras v4 st, between § sts., | burg Pike, be:ween Washington and (east side,) Dealer in New and Fur- | Baltimore. A libera! reward will be paid niture. nolé tf | for their d D. J. Robb, at itaso oa, twelve wolles from Waant ‘ei rom on the Biadensburg ‘Pike, or to Mr. Jaoks0! Government stabies, jy 3i-2* BROWN & CO, STRAYS TAKEN BY TR BO. E LITAN POLICE: NETROZO On the sth Jul: Mars, Rereh Fit oy 1862, One small sized Sorrel Os the 9:h of July, one Bay Horse, with fest al! ROPOSALS FOR WOOD. Daror QuaRrermasteR’s Ovrice, Corner of \8thand @ streets, ASHINGTON, August t, 1862. Sxatrp Prorosats for the delivery of( 5,000) ive thotesnd Corgs of oot to the ernment wil! be regeiyed at ¢ 1s office until &: urday. the (16th) zixteenth dey of August, at (12) twelve 0’o! white, and a star ia the fore! ‘The woot to be ‘Sar + sound, mérche July,one Bay Horse, about <4 secre old Lint ent four feot long, and split to the ordinary cit wipe and marked condemped. wood, . ifunolgimed gud proof of ownership is not ad- ‘The wood te be deiivered in the oity of Wash ced to the eatisfaction of pri y Clerk of cton at such p»in's as the Depot Quértermaster Metrepolitan Police District, on or fore 10 1 direct, corded in rashes Cy) sour Jot high, de [ o’clook & m. of August 9th, 1862, said estrays will livery not bei complete until so} be seid for cash, to the highest bidcers, at the corded, messur ected Horse Market, on 6th street, near t 5 AD inspector wil be designated, on the partot| By order — GEO. R HERRICK the Government, to inspect and measure the wood, i Property Cier! and such as does not conform to the above speolfi- iy 29-3t Sd&ethAug 516 th street cations will be rejected. _ Bwo thoneand five hundred (2,500) cords to be de- livered ob or before she first day of Uotober, 1962, two thousand five huddred \2,6¢', oords ‘to be en on or before tue firstday of November, FOR SALE AND RENT. ‘OR RENP—At No. 460 itth strect, east side, Payment to be made upen the compietion of the Bipecween il dlp ene ey aforabie AAR T- whole contract, PROPOSALS. aimehet, ye hed. No ehtid: ou in the cig fll nayce and Post Orig Sdaroas ofthe bid- | ix taste nner oO meet Comtrante Ifa bid is made in the u&me ofa firm the 68 OR SALE—A FRAME HOVWBE, oontair: of all the nd FS : ~ Shatceptre elll Sopoal ats | sna dia Hee oe Mana Sigoing it. Proposals from disloyal parties well mot b - os avand an cate of aliegianes must ‘sooompany Bropoests m st be addressed to Col. D.H Ru Quartermastel U. “b, mR, Ss. amy hington, oni, must be plainly marked Proporaly ior tweon éth and 5th streets, Terms modera fob ob baby: Baas foment twoon 6th and 7th streets, oes P& Bue De- URNISHED ECOME-Gentionse, F commodated with nice!y Furnished eds suits or single, at No. 30 436 street, near Pa avenue. fu 1-3t* Wi GUARANTEE. 5 OR 5 The ability of the bidder to fill the contract, SERTY -w soroq.of tant, about 36 notes of should it be swarded to him, must be guarentie! | wood jand, is acres ‘cleared jand, a House also at- by two responsible persons, ose signatures must | tacned, & ood spring at the door of the house, at reepoasiaais 4 rantors must be the K ull Eiko Meter’ DAV VESTER. 8. 1 - shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the FiEL at Squire ‘Donn's Office, i bok ete ag Dearest District Conrt or of the United States District Attorney. “Bidders muet be present in person when thetbids &re opened, or the proposals wiil not be considered. pBouds, in the sui of ten thousand dollars, signed y the contractor and both of his guarautors, will OR E—The well &: F est CONE ROY: ‘ONERY, ‘RO’ timore Confectionery, doing ~ oft: Qshington, aele and retail business in sold at Bargain. Any one wishing to ¢o into s required ood business, wi! do well by ingu erecuir jot the successfal bidder upon signing ced pune cS, he A+; meas Spast bet —_ san the ee ee mpeny i @ and B streets. au 1-3t* necessary for Didders to hay eir bondsmen 7 Piret Wadd. with them, or to have bond: ned in anticips |S tie Sn Gh) FOR RENE an a a ‘eady to’ ve produced when the con be procured office, oither per fine opportunity to ‘© money, for any one de sirous of engaging in the busicess. The stand is the longest establiehed in Washin;ton, and hee an excellent custom, cuficient to insure at cuce a handsome ipoome of 4ny r@fsonsb'e investment. ‘Phe stook, inoluding Horses, tarriages, Hara* 4&c., for sale, Apply on the premises, au i sot’ —————— Form of » of the county of and State of and —-—, of the county of ———~ aud Btate do wey | susrantee that ——-— is able to w fil a vontrac' with rie of HOUSE AND STORE TO 7 Proposition ‘cad that should his proposition be A Penn. 3' an excellent stand’ for eet par he will tn | business. In the @ R on enter into @ soutract Ss. in peepee t ben wa Pa.av. Possession given in trac! u re pared to become iesecaritione AL Lt ee furaianed certificate sbeve mentioned} moval | Carden, gusture lot, and stable, situated on Road ‘Bie Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself leorgotown Heights, between Bigh au the Tight to reject Spy or all bids that he may | V oy sts. pry to J, » No. 4 6 Fifteenth Sicaaie r u ~)0): = A 1p the County NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA Brot Waalagite, be f ip ress 4 oF b mules rom Ne ete Oa SE aie AR uatAS, | Mat We acon a Me taper August number of Godeys Lady’s Book i “ p Setvants ts consist 5 Ly 5 8. y midsummer styles in Waite Barege pouse. ae guia, aba. 5 ucland inpart hese prett: MANTILLAS. and —— Barege MANTILLA! extent on & public road which commanicates with Just (900 at to Wi 10} inoowel st “waxwenirs, | Reivahetig, Gamstens our ee Bit 328 P renee. inth 9 jy 23 eolm an pace Maoullne Baoaues, Dusters, Bons £0," | FOR BALE Tee how fat dae. tree mony me isco! a &0., £0, ae m i ; - “ tewn im Root WH SON Y. ee . Tas Rone Peay open eS init eae Nea ie BOARDING. s008 Gre © » end OARD IN SHE COUNTRY. cae interoat Ct Pept Ny families can 5a pleasant tee BB the D atmostphere | one of the most pl acco: ns in ne enborhogde te ‘ont Pid. by addfeasing Me Goat. the sane or amy i 4 x Rooms ment 0: ar est rt sed most delightial ‘niand bathine the conntry is. fhe House wil) be kept in such manner and on such terms as wil] suit the times, Visitors will Statuor ances at St. John’ Bosrowe.s $4, Board oan be Bastlrosd miles Sort i? Baltimore: aud Fi adi Le the 1 vatsss ‘Twenty-first st. mm the Springs, south, between . ‘au 2-lw* iy 23 im THE PROPRIETORS. south, between Mand {, __auz-lw- PS ome, With gray FO# AGuis cREES, ined om mes P atiest, between On and jonday, July 2iwt, the Stew mer mm poeta riley ee We bc FAS ReNOvED TE Euabetenkes groan, the : fhe cre ou ipo sik day a kee Commigeionsr F ‘ng beat! AND BUILDER, Bhop Saenentinee mtthe on Fane - =. streste *mple protection to the Unionists, Te report ig that the Rebel cavalry sbout the bead of u* Pisokatenk number sbout Sve hundred —_—o_—_"— ARREST OF REV. T.C. CONRAD. On Saturday afternoon, Capt. Lansing, of the Georgetown Provost Guard, arrened Rev. T. 0. Conrad, of Georgetown, by order of the Provest Marshal, and took bim tothe hesdquarter: of the guard there. At the same time two or three young men, named Wheatley and Cropley, were taken ‘n custedy #2 witnesses; and some of their friends SECOND EDITION. THRER O'CLOCK P. M. LATEST FROM THE PENINSULA OUR FORCES STILL OCCUPY THE 80UTH SIDE OF JAMES R:VER. RECONNOISSANCE TOWARDS PETERS- BURG. came around, end, talking rather insolently, were Rp Mpigrs t= see also it under errest. A DASHING CAVALRY CHARGE UPON | jecerd after a few hou ed Gonna wee test to THE ENEMY. the Old Capitol. The charges against him ane posto asa of holding communication with the enemy aad attempting to send his scholars as recruits to the rebel army. This Conrad te the same man who was noticed in the Star several weeks since s= baving allowed bis school to indulge in secesh Gemonstrations at en examination. Theroute for sending these recruits ts through Maribero’ end Horse Head, Md , and thence to the river, whea they are transported across. eeeeeiiieimaae ANOTHER ARREST. Dr. Camp, « dentist, was arrested last night ac bis boarding bouse on Eleventh street, near}, for boisterous secession language and boasting of bis having communication with Richmond. Bis effects were searched, and among other things a letter from Gen. Beauregard wes found. Camp is an old offender, having been arrested some two weeks since on his return from Richmond. He was releseed through the mediation of the French minister, since which time he has bern. comparatively quiet. Recent movements on bie part made him an object of suspicion, and lest night he was arrested. He was sent at once tw the Old Capitol. enencatatifiatinms HELD AS A HOSTAGE Rev. D. D. Broadus, a minister of Fredericks burg, was srrested there last week and brougt¢ to the city, and committed to the Old Capit) it is understood that he is beid as hostage for the return of several Union citizens of Fredericks. burg beid as prisoners by the Confeds THEY BREAK AND R&UN,—LFEAVING TENTS, CAMP EQUIPAGE AND COMPANY STORES. ——— THE MERRIMAC No. 2 NOT READY TO COME OUT YET. te Ce HeadqvaRtens Atuy or tue Porowac, Mon- day, August 4.—Ever since the fring upon our shipping, at the mail boat landing, by the ene- my’s batteries, our tfpeps have occupied the op- shore. Yeaterday, 2 retonnolssance was made from that point back into the country, to within four- teen miles of Petersburg. lt was conducted by Colonel Averill, and composed of 150 of the 5th United States, and 150 of the 34 Pennsivania cavalry, with four companies of the Ist Michi- gan infantry, Captains Custor and Bowen, of McClellan’s Stef, accompanying them. At Cox’s Mills, five miles from the river, they encoun- tered the 13th Virginia cavalry, drawn up in line. Our men charged on them, when they broke and run. They drove them to their encampment st Syca- more chureh, two and a half miles further,where they again formed, but were ingloriously put to flight, leaving behind al! their tents, camp equip- age and commissary stores, which our troops gathered together and burnt The Rebels bad two horses killed, six men wounded, and two taken prisoners. Our loes was one horse killed. After scouring the country a short distance fur. —— ee ther, they returned to the river. LATEST BY TELEGRAPH There ts no further evidence of rebei gunboats saben on the river this side of Fort Darling. information received here goes to show that the New Merrimac will not be ready to operate for three weeks yet. Two of the gunboats were yesterday sfternoon engaged in shelling the opposite shore above City Point. The health of the troops bas improved ever since they began to receive fresh vegetables, which was ordered to be issued to them by Gen McClellan. ANOTHER BRILLIANT ACHIEVEMENT OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET, Naw Yorn, Ang. 4—11X 8. m.—First Boand— Long bonds, 4; gold, 14%. Second board—2% p m.—Transections at the stock exchange so very small es te render quote tions next tonominel. Long bonds, 3K; notes, 1024; debts, 985; Gold, 115all4\; bonds sna shares unchanged; bold firm. LATE LOCAL NEWS. —_.—— Bertie Bovp —Tiis notorious femate rebel is now confined in the Old Capitol prison. ne. mancers have given ber undue re; POPE’S ARMY. ing her as beautiful and educated. San tocnnety aieneaMihientans @ brasque, talkative woman, perhaps &5 of age, with keen, courageous eyes. are prominent, and ‘che i. yor i There is 8 certain dash and nairete in ber manner and speech that might be called fascinating, but she is by no means Possessed of brill! a ties, either of mind or body. Being meek. A DASH UPON ORANGE COURT-HOUSE. ELEVEN OF THE ENEMY KILLED AND FIFTY-TWO TAKEN PRISONERS. —_——o——— voted to the rebel cause, she resol RAILROAD & TELEGRAPH DESTROYED. «py withia the Union aye md FG Sa vers wea! Tecommend Headquarters Army of Virginia, One of The Generals aang Hed in August 3-9 a. m. Sbenandoah Valley is mentioned rather we To Major General’ Ralleck :—The reconnoiter- ing column under Gen. Crawford crossed the Rapidan and passed forward to Orange Court House yesterday, and took possession of the town, which was occupied by two regiments of the en- emy’s cavalry under Gen. Robertson. Eleven of the enemy were killed and fifty-two taken prison- ere. Among the latter one major, two captains and two lieutenants. Our loss was two killed and three wounded. The enemy retired tn such haste 2s to leave their wounded in our hands. The railroad and the telegraph line between Orange Court House aud Gordonsville were destroyed. Joun Pors. Major General. associated with her, and Belle boasts of once wra @ rebel flag sround his bead. young of Gastied, perhaps, took ber bet riding often, and she was frequently a babitent of our camps im the Shenandosh. From gleaned in this way of eur movements and jects, she kept up « pretty reguiar of fi - ligence, and the enemy wes advised of our favor. ite —- She edmitted in prison Saturday ad informed Jackson of our situation st Front Royal; but this, she sald, was done te Prevent the effusion of blood. Passing .y ber native place, she groaned at by the citizenton Thursday. ‘ ery people of Martinsburg have steadily dis- iked her. She passes, indeed, if not for s vil- lage courtesan, a: least for something not far re- moved from that relation. A leading secession- ist of Washington visited ber ja ja! where her quarters are comfortabie, and geve ber luxuries. Some gentiemen likewise waited upee her. She talked with them at random, sad with much abandon, and said that sbe intended to be paroled. A soldier guards ber room, and pacee up and down continually before the door. Sez own admissions will convict her of being « spy She was dressed Saturday in & plain frock, low in the neck, and ber arms were Jackson, it appears, is her idol; and she gave vent to ro- mautic desires to occupy bis tent and share bis dengers. She takes her arrest as 2 matter of course, and \s smart, plucky, and absurd as ever Srea.ine Cases —Offcer Benson on Seturday arrested 2 colored man nimed Albex Clarke fer hy ARRIVAL OF SECESH DESERTERS AND A PRIZE. 4 REBEL MAIL CAPTURRED—INTERESTING PARTIC- ULARS OF AFFAIRS IN REBELDOM. The steamer W yandank, Master McGowan, ar- Tived at the Navy-Yard on Saturday afternoon, bringing up eight prisoners and five refugees from the neighborhood of the Rappabannock. The prisoners have been taken during the pest week engaged in transporting goods across the Chesapeake and Rappahannock to the rebels. The names of the prisoners are Ed.W inder, Thos. sealing $3.50 from Robert Curran. The parti; Hodgkins and Thos. Kelly, of Matthews county; J with others, had been on ae ular spree, ced Griffin Davis, of Northumberland, and Fleming § Curran was taken sick, and while he was to help bimself Clarke took the and made off. Curran recovered a officer Benson of the circums'ances, who arrested, Ciarke and took bim before Justice Cull, and be was committed to jail. A discharged soidier was on Saturday roubed af $20 on Capitol Hili,and be cha: 5 man named James Kane, who was arrested by officer Con’ and taken before Justice Ferguson, who comm! ted him for s further bearing. Yesterday morning a colared man named H: Robinson lost bis watch, worth sbout $5, in Green's row. Suspecting scomrede named he informed officer Simonds, who arrested big. In the Capitol groundsand found the watch bim. He was taken before Justice Fergusen committed to jail. " KXUURSIONS, PIO NIOS, &. A PIC NIC Wil! be given by the members ot Welsh and Thos. Dorsin, of Cone river. The W yandank, a few days since, overhauled the schooner Mall, of Brooklyn, for violating the blockade by trading with the inhabitants south of the Rappahannock. She is loaded with an as- sorted cargo, consisting of shoes, salt, &c., and also had « large quantity of wheat on board, Martin Rainor, the captain, and H.Chamberiain, who appeared to be the business man, were taken on board the Wyandank and brought up with the other prisoners. The schooner wes towed up to the yard yesterday by the Lealic. One day last Acting Master’s Mate Sher- idan, of the Wyandank, with a boat’s crew from the Freeborn, captured off George's Island two canoes laden with salt, and accompanied by two men each, who were making their way towards secesh. They were sent on board the Wyan- the PHCENIX SOCIER dank and brought up to the city. LOSTAN isuaND on RURSDa The Reliance, a few days since, captured af “}j a ah ee at 0 o’stesn. canoe in the Rappabannock, in the neighborhood _— creas l. Gosceptow curing the res of Urbana, with @ mail of about forty letters, «rickets bo couteradmiting oe = ladies, to mostly directed to officers and men in the “40th lowing Virginia Regiment, near Richmond.” The let- be had of auy uf the membe-¢ or the ters seem mostly to be of a private character,and | 4. J. Kanes it Avvor-temenis. from the fact that many of them are enclosed in A ieoker. Seorge yeni envelopes which have been turned and on the tn- J. Regan," Bates. side bear directions to parties at Heathavilie,§ — TOs. J. Paitips, ___ Sa tar Northumberland county, Va., tt is quite certain that letters have been forwarded from that neigh- borhood. Seyeral of them have the postmark Baltimore on the Inside, and have undoubtediy been sent from there to be forwarded trom Heathsville. One of them, directed to Capt. HI- ram Cole, asks him to send some of Uncie Sam’s greenbacks from Richmond—the writer being under the impression that the officers and soldiers of the rebel army made themselves rich by rob- bing the killed and wounded Federal troops of the money they bad on thelr persons. Another one evidently from a love-sick girl to her lover, fron. which the envelop had been lost, has the follow. ing : ‘dere sam, 1°’um well and hope you ar the O a FOURTH @RAND riggs FP WHE ASSOCIATED UOOKBINDEKS Will be given ®t Anésioeten isisad oa SUERSDAY, August & The ‘gore Would respectiully « 20 BALE OF EXpense Wil! “Ritoa tected bier vetee a m the ati weer, 2ouvey parties to Bnd frow the wiara, every Bhecs minutes during the day. Fickots 50 ceouts, admitting & geutiomen oud is Commitiee—Jaa. ¥. MoBowan, T! o nas B. Ke -magers—Henry Gorbutt, John A. janivoiss, Lod we. + Thee. C, Be . M. 8. ion, Frank Miler Wm i a an? ol First Grand Excursion. THE IRON FOUN =pe of the Wash.arton Navy Yard take creat pleasure ia : ssues. Boats wit ScuOULCINg to the pudiic in general sume you nol ist to you in the fall, 1 § thr intartion of giving a @KAN. wont doo it, un. stop drinking spereteo EXCURBION to leekers. ium you 4 Bintan’ we LYMONT, The following named also came up on On THURSDAY, August lv, for the Benefit of unteers in service pean “The safe and ein the Wyandank : Thomas Lewis, Noah F. Jack- son, Thomas Windner, E. W. Perry, and Hiram W.Dugle. These men all reside in Middlesex county, and were at one time in the 5éth Virgi- nia regiment, but when that regiment left Fred- ericksburgh for Richmond, they deserted and returned to thelr homes, where they have been living for two months past, but sleeping nightly in the woods, and in a boat in the river, being in dread of roving bands of cavalry who have been scouring the country in search of them and other deserters. On Monday night last bearing that the cavalry were to scour the woods for them, al! but Jackson made their escape, and came off to one of the gunboats for protection. Jackson,who is a mere youth, seys that a squad of eleven cavalrymen, accompanied by Col. Jones and several citizens of the who pass 2s Unionists during the day, came to his house on Monday night, took him prisoner, and carried him to a house near Urbana,where he was confined and 2 guard set over him. Towards could be arrested, the Rebei cavalry would not be go bold tn dashes through the coun ties bordering on the . The impression is thet a force of one or two companie. of cavalry, judictously distributed, would afford