Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1862, Page 2

nn THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY TUESOAY Merming Cress. The Intelligencer and Repwdtican are both occupied with news matters to-day. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. —_.__ WHY BANKS WAS NOT REINFORCED. AS some newsxpepers are publishing invidious comments upon the fact thet the corps d’armee of General Banks was not reinforced during the battle of Cedar Mountain, when the corps of Gen ifeDowell were within three and five miles of his pesitien, and that of General Sigel within seven and eight miles, it may not be impreper for us to state that up to 5 p.m —for ene hour aad 2 half after the commencement of the engege- ment—General Banks did not dream that be war contending with an enemy in force equal to his own. At 6% p. m. he dispatched the Command- ing General te the effect that he was driving the enemy before him. At6 p. m., when bis troops emsayed their terrific charge upon the rebel bat- teries, their Infantry response from the cover of ‘woods and thick underbrush first revesled their overwhelming strength to General Banks, who then dispatched a messenger to the rear to notify General Pope of the fact. Thr it was that Rick- etts was ordered to push forward with all possible rapidity to his assistance. We saw Ricketts’ ed- vance enter the fieldon «the double quick ;” reaching it in the shortest porsible time after in- formation of the real strength of the enemy bad been received from General Banks. The truth is, General McDowell's corps was in the best pos- sible position to serve any emergency, snd would have been in the fight, beyond peradventure, had the enemy not contrived to eoncesl from General Banks and his whole corps d’armee his real strength, until an hour too laie te permit Ricketts to be ordered up in time toarriveon the field before nightfall put an end to the engagement for the time being. None others than the officers actually engeged in the front could possibly know the necessity for reinforcements. Thsir failure to appreciate the fact, therefore, and that alone, was the cause of the omission to reinforce them ere the engegement was substantially over. We may add, in conclusion, that nothing could be more unjust than censure upon Generals Pope sad McDoweil, or either of them, in this con- noetlon, ag the facts we state above clearly prove. ——6-__ THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. Great anxiety naturally exists here jist at this ‘ime with reference to the movements of General McClellan and his army of the Potomac, on which more depends at the present writing, we appre- hend, than ever before. The public at large are profoundly ignorant of their exact location and proposed march, and also whether they are mov- Ing with the decision snd celerity necessary in the existing state of things. The rebels are doubtless straining every nerve t> be able to venture an attack upon the army of Virginia before the army of the Potomac sbal! have arrived within supporting distance of it, while the authorities here are doing the same, we take it for granted, to Insure that Pope shall be amply supported If attacked. If General McClel- tan is moving ea he should move, the rebels will take due care not to attack Pope, or we are greatly mistaken. We may add our belief that General Pope will take a proper position in which to await securely the arrival of McClellan. SES A NEW MILITARY DEPARTMENT War Department, Adjutant Generai’s i ea Washington, Aug. 19, Indz. General Orders No. 112 1. The Department of the Ohio, hereby created, ‘Will be composed of the States of Obio, Michi- eam, Indiana, [illncis, Missouri and Kentucky exat of the Tennessee river, and Including Cum- berland Gap end the troops operating In its vi- clnity 2. Mejor General B.G. Wright 1s assigned to the command of the Department of Obio. By order of the Sesretary of War. E. D. Townsenn, Ass't Adj’t Gen. ees CAPTURE OF A REBEL OFFICER AND RECRUITS FOR HE SECESH ARMY. On Friday last, a rqued of cavalry from this city went to St. Mary’s county, Md., and en- cvantered near Leonardtown Capt. Wm. Clark, of the 27th Virginia regiment, with a number of recruits, traveling In wagons, on their way to join the rebels. When they observed the cavalry they abandoned their teams and broke for the ‘woods, but the cavalry pursued them, and several shots were exchanged. Nine of them, including the officer, were taken, and brought to the city and sent to the Old Capit —_.—__ APPOINTED. The following isa list of the appointments of Major and Brigadier Generals just made by the President: Brig. Gen. H. J. Wright, (of U. 8 Engineers,) to be 2 Major General ; Col. Michael Corcoran, of the New York 69th Volunteers, and Col. Orlando M. Wilcox, of the 24 Michigan Volunteers, to be Brigadier Generals; also, Brig. Gen. G. W. Cullom (not confirmed by the Sen- ate through an accidental omission) reappointed to bea Brigadier General. ——o——— APPLICATIONS FOR PENSIONS. There have been filed tn the Pension Bureau (ander the act of July 14, 1662) about 2,200 invalids’ applications and 2,000 widows’ and orphans’ applications for pensions, growing out of services in the current war. ———— ASSIGNED. Brig. Gen. J.J. Barnard, U. 8. Volunteers, has been assigned to the command ty fortifica- tions arcund Washington and the ps assigned for their defense ——— -—__ OOL. ROBERTS, Coa SEVENTH VER- We learn incidentally that Col. Roberts, of the 7th Vermont volunteers, was mortally wounded in the battle of Baton Rouge. ——_-——— CAgTURE OF A PRIZE. The Navy rtment has information that the United States gunboat Penobscot captured, off Nort Carolina, a few days ago, the sloop Lizzie, from Nassau, ling under English colors, and loaded with kets, sheet-tin, &c. hen captured she was trying to evade the blockade. 17” Gov. Jameson, who left for Maine twelve days since, has not yet proceeded farther than New York city His friends hope that he will be able to continue bis journey ina day or two. The fever which he caught in the swamps of the Peninsula, bas proved to be a very severe and ob- stinate one. —$$—____ (7 Judge Joshua Allen, 2 member of Con- gress from the 9th District of [llinois, has been arrested for discouraging enlistments. Judge f, of Marion county, is also arrested ona similar charge. —<—<—<<<—______ Renowinaten —Hon. {.N. Arnold was re- neminated for Congress from the city of Chicago on Wednesday last, by acclamation, by a conven- ton composed of ail whe sustain the Administra- tion in e vigorous prosecution of the war. —————$$_$____. Fatal Rencontae.—A personal collision be- tween Mr. Edward Quarles and Mr. William Stump, of Harford county, Maryland, resulted in sueh serious injuries to each thst they both died witnin twenty bours of the time of the encounter, (>> Judge Joshua Alien, member of Congress from the ninth district of Illinois, has been ar- rested for discouraging enlistments. Judge Bruf, of Marion county, is also arrested on a similar ebarge AProinreD.—Messrs. Franklin Moore, of N-. ¥.,and Thomas Pearson, of N. H, have been appointed to Srst-class ($1,200 per annum) clerk- sbips \n the Pension Bureau. ———_—____ > The Hebrews of Chicago held s meeting pecan eat yn noe es to raise an Iraelite company for the war. Those present subscribed eigtt thousand dollars to help along enlistments. —<——<—<______ i[7” Col. Corcoran, together with Col. W! cox aod others, dined with the President yesterday. te iL7 Cessins M. Clay ts to be esstzned fo very important du ics west of the Mississippi. THE FIGHT AT BATON ROUGE. — ——_o——_ THE REPULSE OF THE ENEMY AND DESTRUCTION OF THE REBEL RAM ARKANSAS. ———_+—— FURTHER PARTICULARS, —— The accounts we have to-day from Baton Rouge confirm the prediction we based on Breekin- ridge’s despatehes—that the fight there was a Federal victory, and not a defeat. The rebels attacked our forces with superior numbers, and for a time obtained some advantage, but were finally repulsed with great loss. Gen. Williams, commanding our forces, was killed whilst bravely leading his troope. The rebel Gen. Clark and his aid were captured, and Breckinridge is reported to bave lost an arm, but this we consider doubt- ful. Nims’ Massechusetts battery behaved ad- mirably, thrice repulsing the rebels by the five of its guns. By this arrival we also have a confirmation and some particulars of the destruction of the rebel ram Arkansas by the gunboat Essex. Aécording to the account, {t was a fair stand up ght. The Essex laid within three hundred yards of the rem, pouring solid 9 inch sbot on her until her side was breached, when the rebei crew set her cn fire, and she soon afterwards exploded. LETTER PROM A SURGEON. Extract from a letter written by a surgeon who saw eight Socng oem tebels in one emall corn- field near Baton Rouge: * 8 % aaa 5,000 gees He — Gen. Breckinridge, attac! about 3, nion soldiers stationed on the outskirts of Baton Rouge, atda.m.on Aug. 5. The fight lasted L when the rebels were repu. and retreated rout. jeneral Williams was shot through the heart while rallying his right wing, which was being driven in by superior numbers. The Vermont iment behaved badly, except its officers. The Colonel was killed. The 2ist Indiana, 30th Massac! 9th Connecticut and 4th Wisconsin did most of the fighting, and no- bly, too. Lieut. Norcross, from. Lowell, of 30th Mas-a- chusetts, arose from his sick bed, joined his company in the thickest of the fight, and, with his own hands, saved one field-plece about to be taken by the rebels. Many of our officers are wounded, and our to- tal loss In killed, wounded and een | (a8 yet not accurately known,) probably 300 wi! li cover al iL The rebel loss is very great, as witnessed by e rebel wounded report Gen. Breckinridge with loss of right arm, Gen. Ruggles kilied, Gen. Clark taken prisoner and wounded, Col. Allen prisoner and fatally wounded Also, Capt. Chun. Gen. Lovell is reported killed, but {tis probably his brother, as the General is thought to bein Richmond. One rebel told me, as 1 was ampu- tating his leg, thatthe rebels lost nearly eight hundred, which, I think, is nearly correct. Nim’s battery saved the day, when two thirds of its members were on the sick list. The indoats Essex, Cayuga, Kineo and Katabdin,attacked the ram Arkansas on the morn- ing of the 6th,when she skedaddled into the banke, ber officers and crew ran, and ina few min- utes after she blew up. The secesh in Baton Rouge fired from their houses on our wot were brought in, consequently their houses were pulled down. Breckinridge mede a h to his men the morning of the fight, promised to have his band Pigying in the State House by 9 a. m. Dr. Buffington, a rebel surgeon, told his nigger, Jack, that if they fet separated during the fight to go directly to the State House for he would surely bethere by 9o’clock. The ‘dark’ kept the fo any pe but the Dr. did not. Tieut Weitzel, atthe request of Gen. Butler. paid a visit on Wednesda) made a report. In this hb “The battle of Baton Rouge may be character- ized as one of the mor oldier-like, skilfully planned Sights of this war. General Williams, with his wel!-known abilities as a leader, scorn- ed to raily bebind houses and fencer, and taking in with one glance the pian of the enemy’s at- tack, made his preparations to resist and oppose them. Two highways run out of Baton Rouge—one above and one below, on each side of the town; sbouta mile anda halfaroad cuts these two roads at right angles, while extending from road to road is a large cemetery, facing towards the city and looking directly into tLe camps of the Indiana, Massachusetts and Connecticut regi- ments. The front of this cemetery is fenced with piating, while the cemetery is thickly strewn with large tombs and overgrown with bigh rank weeds. This was the position of the rebet centre. Our center was compoted of the Indians Twenty- first, the Massachusetts and Connecticut, drawn upon on the opposite side of the roads, and not more than forty-five rods distant. The rebel right approached, through corn-fields and over a rol- ling country, attecked with great impetuosity tbe Fourteenth Matne’s camp, and drove them out, burning and plilaging the camp Ina few minutes The Fourteenth Matne rallied, and suppor'ed by the Massachusetts and Nim’s bet- tery, returned to the attack and drove the enemy beek with great slaughter The fiercest part of the confict at this tide of the battle occurred before and within a house which the rebels obstinetely determined to get possession of. ‘he most conspicuous of the rebels at this pluce was a buge negro, armed and equ! with knapsack, musket and uniform; he led the rebels, end met bis death at the hands of one of onr men. Preased back by cur left and our ground regained, the battle raged in front with desperate flerceness. So silently did the rebels approach and so well were they concealed, that they were in the cemetery and drawn up in battle array, without our knowing it. With a ‘ they rushed up to the fence, dashed through tand acioes the rad, bearing everything before them. At one time the opposing forces were hand to hand, and our handful of men were driven out of thelr camps and back into ‘he town; but, rallied on every hand by their officers, and the ceol gaing of General Williams, assisted by the gunboats that began to fire shell on each flank with perfect accuracy end deadly our troops bravely rushed to the front and drove the eatire rebel center back across the road into and 298 Dae the cemetery, from which they were not able again to Lory I =m convinced that had Williams not fallen he would have destroyed the whole of the rebel forces. Pt 10a. mali firing bad ceased, and the enemy retired with haste, and left over 300 ef bis dead on the field of battle Every one of bis deed were buried by our men, except many who died in the retreat cr were kille: by the long-rea:bing shells of our gunboets. The feild led evidences of the desperation of the at the crossings of the roeds where the rebels had endeavored to flank us, and where they were met by the Indiana and Michigan regi- ments. The men fought hard. Those who bad lost thelr arms tore up rails f:om the fences. More then one rebel was found dead who had been killed in this way. In one spot behind a beautiful tomb, with effigies of infant childrea Bneeling, twelve dead rebels were found in one eap. DESTRUCTION OF THE RAM ARKANSAS. Tke correspondent of the Delta gives the fol- lowing account of the fight between the two tron- clad gunboats Essex aud Arkansas: “Iwill dispose of the destruction of the Ar- kansas at the outset by asserting that it was a fair stand-up, knock-down and scratch gravel fight between the two fron-clad nondescri pts—the Union Essex and the rebel Arkansas. No matter what the rebels may say, it wasasjunre fizht. The Arkansas took the position of her choice in Seeoy bee of the river, where she tied up, but with her starboard and port broadsides sweeping the river up and down, and her bow rakin; Qcross, at the same time ready to dash across aad plovge her bow Into any vessel attempting to ‘0 pass in front of her. Porter, of the Essex, with & seamen’s Instinct, saw this plan of the enemy, and wisely laid below, but not more than three bundred yards distant, whence she plunged solid. Rine inch shot into the Arkansas, till a favorable breach being made in her bow, just under the , an incendiary shell was exploded in the reach, instantly setting the Arkansas on fire. Her bow, where the shell burst, being the pala aan a — minutes tae Navy who ere so fortunate as it at tbislast naval combat of two iron clade ned the satisfaction to the scene, ani 2 E and recorded, all t time the Ar! was Gghting her batt til her fast bi off, shotheen into the middie urning of the river, whore in a little while she blew up. Let no alous or unbeli rebel flatter his Soul that this was not the Arkansas that was sunk prop woman 3 So much forthe naval part affair—important, as hon ogee) the gunboats to act without impediment with the land Lit _ Sutare, HELET, AseOOzION fo meet abe atoppl : : pro, tom. THERE W 55 i pai Bots ae Leptiecs of able 19th, at teed 4 —— au'i8. WM. B. DAY®ON. 800, ic. o NOs Men of > who | n favor ton, D. O,.whe mation witin bis powe Angio-A' | LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. WANTS. AMUSEMENTS. TE respeotsb! ‘Woman, ANY Ma uires IN as Sook or outmbermand < Cc owns teen, Eas Sixre et. AUCTION SALfs. pe Fe 3 tet te Bee THIS APTER NOON & TO-MORRv@, — a eeeenaras By J.C. Mo@UIRE & CO.. Anctionsors. MONDAY, August is, N. OF EF arate cie | CSE Nets With Alternate Change of Programme! Distreet one conyety Sow TRIUMPHANT STILL! 7 hed, Incezased AtTRaction For Tis Wark! aud dts . O. MeGUIRE & CO. Aucts. GALA WEEK, By BONTZ & GRIFFITH, Axctionsers. AT THE GREAT CANTERBURY, RNIZURK axp 0 EFFECTS With its Powerful Combinstion of Artistes, Baebes DAY fie ee HARRISON'S LANDING EVACUATED, ——2— CROSSING THE CHICKAHOMINY. ———o— Ne Less Incurred in the Move, 4 —_.o [Correspondence of the Phiisdelphla lequirer } Fortress Monroz, Avgutt 17 —When I left Riarrison’s Bar yesterdzy morning theentire army ‘Was moving; all the transports were en route for Fortress Monroe. Nathing was Ieft behind ex- | cept a smail lot of damaged bay and two small | canal boats, one of which, used 28 a wharf boat, ) was worthless, the other sunk in shoal wate, with 4 éress Box 9, Star Office. * ——_———————— CAs BAKER WANTED—Waated, five s or it Ci Bar iy to HA- ii saf's GNenteac Actas ANTED—A lady heving one eo mor tim WwW Proved gwing machines, would ike seer. ment ine yor mfactanns ‘eetahlisi . Me 5 ow al 2 = A’ z beso ce ea! jew Yor CommussryiDepsrtment or to follow wu; Ad‘reas fox No 94 an WANTED—Pour or five urfa'nished ROOMS or & email Howe, east of seventh street end hay. Both these barges were | merket Icquire at BORLAND & CO! Immense Array ef Talent and Beaniy | Seed bitoro woe z = Store. sornir ae of sixth uper ons siage 1s without a precedent in the annals — | ¥ - f amusements, | I think I can safely say this was the amount of | —————————________*_ « | eurlogs. ‘The evacuation has been, as tar as can | WAN Rip ys SITUABION 48 dining room I? FEARS NO RIVALRY, learn, entirely successful, conducted without haste, end securing all the stores. The army was crossing the Chickahominy yes- terday by means of a pontoon bridge of 2,000 feet | in length, formet of upwards of 100 pontoon boats. This splendid bridge was constructed by the engineer corps, under the direction of Captain J. C. Duane. The approaches to it were protected by two gunboats. By personal observation, this morning, I find that, with a few exceptions, our entire fleet of transports has arrived here, so that { may say the entire fleet is safe. The credit for this is,ing great measure, due to the abilities and untiring industry of Capt.C_G@ Sawtelle, Assistant Quar- termaster, who had entire charge of this matter. For more than a week past we have been mov- ing baggage supplies, sick men, and in fact ev- (If auch could exiat,) y = '. who oan give satisigo:ory references and testimo- nd BUT FLOURISHES THE MORE, ik ox 46, Washington City PO. Bus Me Lock Box sehing! y a 2 if 6 ore WY olerin this steer Recamte Green CROWDED HOWSES promptly and im ad if desired. Address “8. | Accord to it by th= public demands an acknowl - »” Star Office, stating terme. an 19 3° 4 of ee RS OUNe BAG UNPARALLELED PATRONAGE. 4 ale Seif generally ueetal about | It ber now establighes. se the only natitution in the Pts Nano omnes Nefioual Seoum Lauscry, tig for toe dpe an - who Frist JAS. F. HOPCAKISSE euility and fie — NEED TO RENT OR BUY—By the Ist a - wrt Novem ey nove of ‘Gor trvome and Or 'iousdation ‘of eusceen, he WW reel aid Pennayivacia aveune ad Latest, Bert | Pax CANTERBURY SPARES NO EXPANSE We ors eee Seren reanlred. ‘anor | to obtain tte best talent in the country; for here URRY LU, HURRY UP!-THE Last Ail the Great Stars of the Profession CHANCE \—a few more yo! 7 First make application for engagement. sieW shame Aces sates cm Par: bounty, 6. in joe of others. i Immense Sucotes of Sod Pu avenue endvene” wie re THE BEAUTIFUL hing and everybody which might have W.! ANGRAN Cost. pores impediments at the last moment. J. A. CAMPBELL, lat Lieat. aul st MARIETTA, Tae rear of the army may be attacked on the] Rjgw IB VOUR Lae? inE TO the fascirating March, but once actoss the Chi Not 18 YOUR Las? CBANCE TO AVOID Will be safe. THE DRAFT !—Ospt. Prep. @. CaLvant has beor sathorinst by Brig. Gen Wadswo:th to raise ‘ahominy all By noon yesterday all the reserve artillery, and Gen. Porter’s corps d’armee had SPANISH DANSSUSE, <4 =} U4 ag ry be elvet and braceis Who has no equal in the pi She foclopted = 5 x tl H the wi it Frenoh F xtension Piving sable, ‘a ses eatiote, SE Babgeens at oe crossed, and the others were rapidly following . C. Voluntecrs, an The steamer Hugh Jenkins (transport) sunk street. orar Wnion Bneime House, she appears is tnd Wine 6: . here lnat night Bhe lies in shoal water, and can a, A magnificent bpanty dad. aivauest sensation of the day All whe have gitere. Gob.ets. aid ioe Pitehers easily be raised. seen rome oy 7 —— “rq Ly modesty. Fem: jee, and Dinuer Seta, THE WAR IN KENTUCKY. Ca'l at ones, and hsve the honor Mlle Manierta ‘lated Forks. Fes snd Zavic Fpoons, Pope serene i Being 8 OREO se is she sams wae Keives and F ADVANCE OF THE REBELS. table women. *17U- re—t < So WAGON ae pecnuress lnquiroat 346 Sixth piilenidotthe Revels daring td offer Hall Ouieiothe, Cincinnati, August 18.—Three thousand rebel | gt, bet a and 1. au 18 2" ooamner "Enel = Mh ¢< ao ‘Mat Stair Moule, cavalry are at Richmond, Kentucky, twenty-five QVANTED—A HELPER inthe Smith Shop at spd in receipt of the @ RE A ES it aad . a KLY SALARY paid to any A’ ‘alnut, other miles south of Lexington. They ere supposed to WANs & RARMANN'S Coseh Factory, w a ubiie, for & steamed al onent, Wainet. 4 ‘top and ‘other Wi be the advance guard of a larger body. 346 Dat betwoon sthandloth, aw 18 St before the public, cee . Pu Lovisvitte, August 18.—Rumors, apparently ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Six BAKERS First week of to work on pics and cakes, atths Now York Exoslmor Pie Bakery, 392 Seventh at., between Hand 1. ‘an 18 st* WATTED-A SITUATION as gardener—onc whounderstands hort:callure! pursuite and the management of horses. ae aad oan come well MISS CLARA BUTLER, The Beautife! and Dashing Songetrees, Firat week of er M. JEAN CLOSKI. China, @nd other « ery, The Champion Jig Dancer of the World. Sag neers see. ies Sale, { Valentine & Bros” well founded, indicate the occupation of several new points !n Kentucky by the rebel guerillns, who exhibit great activity. The names of tbe places occupied and the num- ber of the forces are withheld, by order of the Tecommended. Apply atthis office, au i re 4) excelent of Kitchen Requisi es, military authorities. Thete is considerable ex- RST RATK BARBERS WANTED ai Mr Continusa engarement of pp a OO citement in thié city from these caures. Freie 1OT’s, 212 Pa avenue. ext to Wil- MISe NELLIK BAYLOR, larda’ Hotel. None neod apply exoept euch as are ‘wanted. au 18 St™ WANZTED—4 GIRL tor nurse, and a colored BOY te teke chargo of « horse and omrriage. Inquire HARRISON'S Gift Store, Phir bad Penn av. na 18 2t WANSED TO RENT—A weil turnished ‘Whe Sweet and Pieaung Cantatrice, ALSO, MISS ELLEN COLLEEN, MIS3 JENNY ALLEN, M183 MA®G1E VERNON, and Corps de Ballet, Fourth week of Houre is for rent. Inquire en the premises. SREEN & WILLIAMS. Anucts. FUTURE Days. By J.C. MeGUIRE & CU. . Avotioneers. (CEU. AGITATORS AND THE CUL- ORXD PEOPLE —Mr. Fditor: There Sre many etrange accounts © sing up of late | Aaa cape to represent the doings soiresimes of @ ia’ ge number ato her timescf the euiire colored poysistion of tha Dirtriot 0” Columbin, calculated Oo disturb the pesce and great y misrepresent the ave " NBIV A 'Y ORDER OF THE same. { have seons represcotation of this sams dri Good Tee ed Cee not lees than! yf BUDWORTH, El Vignes anon ot Moreser carneces, mer harsoter in of our Ga ly prpers of to ¢ 32 rooms. Good rent. in sdvanoe. an: Prefar to tho oxsosa ofthat inca? erat hie isto: | srevems 1veu-” Addcoue tating terms end | W. B. HARRISON, Foes oats NPE AY Suk sae me the President of the United riatos with & colored | #02. “J. Box 11,” Star Office. DENNY GALLAGHER, | fict sd, et 100 t bier of th comm:ttee of colored men, his ad i WANZED TO RENT—A nea‘ly Furmshed | WILLIS ARMSTRONG, homas’ Smi : ey ne there are fall nine tenths HOSE. in 6 healthy location, nea DELEVANTE BROPHERS, and Nineteenth street, we she! se! hu extensive ad itis, or the rource of these andas surburbs of the oity preferred. Rent must no J. SYLYAS CLARKE. of Carriages, Horses, Harness. and Stable ave founs the key to thone inquiries, wil you nave | oead § 4 per month.” Poseonsio iodo given first] ons, s01 : 3 1tUre, Compr ths Kindness to allow me a very sirsl! spsce ia September. dress *M. C.,”” ‘ASTER JOBPNY. Cleese, and Barcuch® Carriages, of 4 ffer- your much read columna.that | may show who the | au 18 lw” MAST A RY. ent styles, Scitatorasre J have been led to think for moathe - SWAGGA LEY, &o. | Bueciee, ci ie, Booplo haa ied the agitavers to tasecrennnce eet | WANE EDA WOMAN, te, 000k, wash, and SR aaais sui ber of Betis of eople Q 0. 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Maxiatra RavEL forma with water ane Ada letter or otner- aie! ba ore Temmneuss Buesen nterbary jhe hse not been ev ec, per Labo ae wie: 5 C FOX. American sclerraph Office. upon the. tage of any eter place cf amuse ent in this . Those who wien to see her per- mance mast visit Cantey, Hall. Now, then, as to who are thess agitaters of our peacr? Perhaps they oan mort clearly be described by & well Wn motspho" that may be found in Mattiew it runs thu heresosver tre cSroass is there will the ong te gathered togeth- er”’ ‘Bbe cesire of the Grea: Seacher in vsing this metephor no doubt was to give us an infslia ble rule by which we may draw correct conolusions in regerd to men and things The rue it, cause and effect, that’s clear, ard in zaibg, this metaphor it must be kept in mind that those Birds d ffer very mach as retards p umege, te of living, and go forth. tome ars white, others dark srd*oon Asto moas of iiving. one Fpocies wil! goa fi-hiog. another will mount sone rms: $20 « Produced under thedirectcon of Wiliis Armstrong, it of a. days, for approved endoreed notes, im tere inl it Bale Per . Without reserve k , SMFS, Acm:metratriz. en Id aes fs UIKE & Gu., Avcis_ By W. L. WAL! CO , Avotioncers. South corner Penn avenuc ond 9th street . eee Ge OF CAKRKIAG wa:, Je and German. a bens Jn SASURDAY nents iN, jm. tant, et 5 ook. We Will sellin the Auction Kooms, without reserve, for EO eae a a BOARD WANTED—A gentleman im busines rgd i 1 ir seat Rockaway. high rook by the rumo #ide, or seme tall tree in th in the oity, desires fall, permanent poard for FIN HANLY. 11 Jonuy Lind Wagon, ‘or 4 persons. field, aud watch for hie proy. that imey aeeiet ee | he ato I‘for himself: would preier a | 8018 Arcot for Marietta davel, i Reckatan, Sed pevane 3 come along. Thore ts in the character of this | strictly private (amily, aod a i sone, Germantown Wagon for 4 or 6 persons, epsoies strong merke of tact, industry, and cour. | up with the conw = on to put : cg road gi! 7 BE GAIR d i . ZLES ALso— are bot the Another species of ‘kagle, th h. North: eferred. Loostion de- (LATE TEMPERANCE HALL.) Bets Dor! fi arness. Seems to boa kind of slothfol foster. somtaat ro ras | Suey maT eT eR Pe, Mrekerred.,. Location de- E Srexat, Batwenn Oru anp 107m. The cbyre deserted Corvtacts are now;ot the on dead oar do. inet other species wil an Adidress “F. F.,". Star Office, stating terms, &0, sent | pening ee Serening Cas Mi latest stzics, anc in exoollent > Ger,end cir 16 is. . One habt a! i BeDeLt, : jor city ta elotn{ul-p-olee spowen reer Swill perceive WANTED in a, retail drag and Fog 4 Siverepiramiy Rovau at ero oa ano ( a tei)” wa eo. ning the heure toray.that se tier are coke | Of the ears.” Baiare likeret Gosd fefermacorsse | SPABNU:D P ne all the Grant Avige eee By J.C, Mo@WIRE & CO, Auchoneers. ences ip ihe Birds, the sem may be eaid of m. es Address" W.G.,” Box 768, ee ed Miss F va Brevt, Sam © RNIFURE PUBLIC 8a! you will soe one man take Of his cont Toll a YC. ax ib Iw’ Mire Helena Smith, Pauie Rewer F Reds SDAY MORNING. Agent file ge Aa 8 S.cevos. and witha hs {ofa ouarce. forgo h VOLUNTEER. AND £ VOID BEING ie renee Eitteca, Fons ek a » res tvo. 663 corner with foot Wind atdaceg mete tate conten: | WRAP ED” wanting Meette odetites © Ea Le eng ea OE lot or Persie beneg ceervody fo auth to hip ‘itt of tas | for semen H Clone Gol Commanding orterd | Prot: Goonanis Legler ofthe Now and Powerfe mou-tsin. From ths commecoemert of tiis ua | (°F s¥¢Ctal service be the Seoretary ot War, én the Admission 95 cents: no extra charge for reserved fortunate war the carcasses cave been comlog in, | CiCi**¥ Of Asexandria and the for: round Wash- ui iV Doors open at 7; to commence at 8 Wasnt e ington, LU. C. Boaniy. pay abi allowances the | fO™ ‘ashe! a. J ord. how the Fagios flocked 1 ome even ents to volunteers. T'wo Drummer Boy: Reoraiting Ufice, 3d st.. ons door from P: 8 ‘Febies, Toilet Set, fiom the grave yard of our old father: > M’LLE MA eat tle Wine Ramee tiieet ace | po. nitty, ii Lene OOM MSiEReE | Me Karen aeaenged one wi appara fra ibe Bion, Ben Bo, eoms down to the ro d field to get th — - rofession of that psi ny ovhers assuming it co @olored charohes. Oh auch patriots Shien y ANFEO TO RENT OR BUY—A comfort- a mansgers advertising tare inposters. suit LEY J.C. MoSUIRE & CO. pees reeeseetemtmemacensareree ee meeate throvista! Here we nave it, divg dong. cing doug. ole DWELLING HOUSE, with fiveor six rooms. situated a fathora snd aysnientiy in Washington. Ad- mothers in Isree: ssy erent ef is drean itox ©53 Post U Moe CEB eRe et ig GOVERMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED even cone On thse highest U "TED, for 1 meer apts _ « imaven Wille at Auction, at ei ef'Si's, woice | EM aao!ipa ity: Bucs ia yautcl rouanks wit | fespoolaly infor the pubs tat Sn Bae? atin ata Nase eames ack, ‘of cwar, | applz at G1 Ninth #102 et the Employment » S/anseaents thet on every WE. 5 on = Just to get bim to sty iiatne ante S 0e toes Arenoy ¢ fics. ca be had without oharge, Aree, m sp Palak a ats aie 1 ek MULES, geneva shen eal wat fo seadugtg |_auitiee ™™ “*™HOORM wren, | Babee teiret rard Ponetale Coemtet as | Concamnea te i . * onerfrom soufr 1D — * the enemy? is this not enough to fili his bande, ADIES. LOOK HERE '—I want every iady in pon ie tte eon — J. DANA, Bris Seats etry ae 3" | dg eas buco toon muy cant | ita, Te do uO A SS BO ia, rf as heer that many o/ our race are doing Ww not what a day may bring ve we bave quite as much sind to article of ladies’ wear. We only charge siz cents ban Roath. per width. Bnd Bre the Only persons tn town “ens 2 make it an exolui businees ee at 280% POLLO CONCERT HALL—Fun, Pen. Pun! M aniee/ nance oe Venue. eos j { Su: all tl 3 ths h-'m S amid the reek: | — in,» hou he weea boy. thero came along, wa B: Unsted States Ordnance Department. 0 of any emergency, ax the oontrabands oth streel Wort, between L and M ats..Northe Seifteafsr asa 6 Manager; uae We st yeane roy a | A ad show that freedom 1 tas | ers Liberties. ang st" # iavorite of axy songstiens over ra oi use — yey > iil auswer this by tel ; ager from tne i Oeloon veasels, Mad 1 th ct by ihe ocevratea Mies bosiasts | RECRUITS WANTED EE Sen, from tse Bastmere Melodie: | Brew oto, apparel a ‘Cont ‘and ¥ grind Well be sets par tng it Reckoane aie pene ne - codlliemamren 5 . My, s OWN Vi0) Ook & m. iS Cby, "Whats fing little fallow! Cact yo Baszs ov Far. eondactor. Admission free chalet an4 meneal Etore-houre at the ehingtou ‘Navy yard, ” 6 vs ‘coants per month 6nd 13¢ rations day. ee hard teak Hisatver tore Now ree oceans sie month, 1% rations per Gay. ead STs? morning, ik oP key Pr ty oarrone Somes ee Shotwe: Ty if you ast wi r q : eects. page heat, 10 bags bage Pretceas, and to! hi if is il shat ol thees aei"iraiee, tet claas, G17 por month, 1 ration por | y ASHINGTON CUFY GARDEN, New York | Schenis of Teas sol of Menvany Lanes Boece” i in and o! A betioven —Bhe : nd you wi | siso coafer upon us 8 great antiraten, 34 class, @13 per month, 1 ration per | ber reapect! y icforms the pu: 2 ae) COLORED. nf. and pietninee a iy atime Washes ‘Arsenal 2 o vey GRO. D. RAMBAY, t. Colonel Commend ing. ARMORERS WANTED. Exeen:thtge A-morers will find employ- ment on immediate application to AMSAY, GEO. D. au 8 tith ‘OMMAUGIT Es Lt Colonel ANTED—Evory porson to know that I Ww the market, ready to pay cash Yo nucle Cc VALRY AORSE FOR SALE—A jet 1 ore, 7 yours old. vory fine under the saddle, power/ul aud spirited ; can Ry and tried by iting | pA 5 whi 80! » Ask for black forse! Dan” ams MMERSON INSTITU: itreeh, bes SELEOT, UL ens Aled au 8 t24th Due has 1s. ft, loot Botton Tots Shes cotton, @pened the shove pleasant retreat for ©! Jot of Li and th Lereatter on every Monday crea r ict of Capper, Cream es - aeces fiers ‘EDV slopes, Maat pean id 13th streets. Ma Phe Ma TI- & BUROOL PUR BOrs. ; fall arneles i in the nousefurnish: imme, ‘hose leaving the Bentemer Bohan Frere nmed 9m | gi .or baring esarelta, will do'weutocaalt ie aoe CHAS B YOUNG, Prioipal._ | (east sides) Dealer in New aaa ont rT Buvenssuse ACAD. Biture. no 16-tf noua n Wili commence ccntinue ten months, Your beppares pres lege or tor any ok: orme for boarders $150 p-r ase ine daily stage from Washington to Prof J. FILL, Principal. ATTENTION! *xpe0ts to be able to roturn COKUS OF FINE OA) 0. 120 ore oa) voR's Wet Biowe Patent comos von Sania” For, SALE—A smal) STORE, 8nd G strests, keptasa init etd can and doing a good bi eas. Fhe ocovpan' Lg to leave the city. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA tf if eee VOLUN = Febateeste measieuy gowie tata: te | BUM GE AREER AUREPSCL 4 siesta Oporemee tg ao ae 5 = ity ts Offered to those to Bid in down tais rebeiiion” rgotowa. D, «,, 4 t portuntty $s ps igheut rouaty givoa in this Diatiox wili be Bus ‘fered for vais. cd ‘rade fenavoats who wish to join this Regiment. pe ES ieee Doe fond ne teki- | App joation for same oxn ne add to . D.C, Post O; 0 ALL WH’. IT MAY CONCERN, Cry bey pay s1ona| Documents, Pat- eporis, old Uffice Ignis, ‘pam- Shlotas Newcrere Ciroa re aud oid ocumeats of every dese ip.ion 10 be used ‘or paper makers’ 4 FEW MORE MEN ARE WANTED ‘Fo bring it up to tue maximum required by law. THE MOS? Nee elNe INDUCB- Be can > teen at his resicence, near the ars (De Hy § 1 steer: ceptelne EGISPER OF DESERTERS int R wn fant ep Sines Marit. ieey bo! a wb Wiliam Blair, Private, Co, . STOCKWELL & EMERSON, THE FAMILIES OF MARRIED MEN 22, V8. John" rat ot . rane te be i 26 and 27 ane Who: H will bs provided yee Wer arntown Va; ley Bia 2) — ‘ance of ths wat - FOR HANDSOME BOENTIES ‘Bre to be given to all who enlist: V 4 ec 8 $ Ww END his ok: to the and to to serve them in al)