Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1862, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. Devzared Locats.—See outside of to-day’s Siar for interesting deferred local articles. AMUsEuErrs To-NiGkT. Cantzuricry Hatt —Thesplerdid troupe now ng at this resort are meeting with im. mense success, and their formance is loudly applauded. The singing of Miss Clara Bu ler is particularly admired, and she is called cut to re- peat her songs two or three times nightly. The other — win much applaure, and the Cen! ry is certainly a fixed institution of the city. The mance to-might will conclude with the ‘bable comic pantomime of the ‘‘Cob- bier and the Satlor.”” GalEtizs.—Tem; ince Hall s fast becoming a popular resort. e performers spare no efforts poet ache amuse, and their efforts are gene- rally crowned with success. Sam Sbarpley’s tel- ling bits and flings at men and things never fail to down the house. Eva Brent is admired for her fine singing. ARRIVAL OF Troops —Un Friday afternoon the One Hundred and Twenty-third Pennsylvania Regiment, os men, under the com- mand of Col. J. B. Clarke, arrived, and after a short rest at the depot, proceeded to Virginia. The One Hundred and Figbth arrived about 2 o’clock Friday night, and Saturday morning pass- ed over theriver. This regiment numbers about 950 men, and Was recruited in Monroe county New York, in three weeks, and as to mate! with any other. Th have with theme {yl drum corp:. The follow- ing agp the officers: Colonel, H. O. Palmer; Ma- 8.B Force; Adjutant, J.T. Chumcestro ; jarris; Surgeon, J. F Whitbeck; Asst. Surgeons, Arme WS. Ely; Hospital S'ew- ard, J. Nichols ; Chaplain, J. Nicho's Cay aing, H. B. Williams, H.8. Hogoboon, W An- drews, J.G. Creamer, A. K Cutler, F. E. Pearce, T. B. Gale, E. P. Fuller, W. Grabe, and J. Dev- rill. During Friday the following recruits arrived: 55 for the 7th Indiana; 70 for the 10th New Jer- sey; 35 for the lat R.{ Cavalry; 54 for 11th Penn- sylvania, and 335 for the 32d Massacbusetts. About 6 o’clock on Saturday afternoon, the 17th Maine regiment, numbering 1,015 men, arrived, and went immediately to camp. They are a fine, hardy —< set of men, like the othe> Maine regiments. The foilowing isa list of the officers: Colonel, Thomas A. Roberts; Lieut. Colonel, Charles B. Merrill; Major, G. W. West; Adju- tant, C_ W. Roberts; Quartermaster, J. 'F. Water- house; Surgeon, Dr. Wiggins; Chaplain, Rev. H. Heary; Rape ae ard A (of Portland,) W. H. Savage; company B (Portland) G W Mar- tin; company C (Portland,) A. J. Golden; com- pany D (Lewiston,) —— Faui company E (Cape B.izabgth,) E. H. Sawyer; company F (South Paris,) A. H. Hersey; company G (Far- mi ) EJ. Merrill; company H (West- breok,) —— Fi Te papi (sco,) — Hob- ; Com ttery,) —— 3t mson. weThe Joka Messachusete arrived about | o’clock yesterday, and after arepast at the “ Rest,” marched over to Virginia by way of Georgetown. The men were mostly enliste? in the eastern part of the State, and are an athletic cet of men. Many of the officers have been in service. Col. Wild served in the ist Massachusetts regimen., and other iments, and has been ia nine bat- tles. The wing are the officers of the 35th: Colonel, Ed A. Wild; Lieut. Colonel, Woentn Sumner Carruth; Adjutant, Natn’l ua: WwW rtermaster, Samuel 1. Haines; Sq@- ir cone rancisM. Lincoln; Assistant Sur; is . Munsell, Albert W. Clark: Chaplain, H. ler; Captains—Stephea H. Andrews, Chel- sea; Dennis A. Dolan, Boston; Wm. Ring, Rox- bow’ Albert W. Bar.lett, Newburyport; Samuel C. Oliver, Salem; Benj. F. Pratt, Weymoutb; persed Willard, Boston; Horace Niles, Ran- pb; Boston. A. T. P. Cheever, Chelsea; Wm. Gibson, The One Hundred and Seventeenth New York arrived about 3 o’clock th‘s morning and left the * Retreat” this morning for Dixfe. They mus- tered about one thousand men, who were recruit- ed in the interior of New York, and area fine looking set. At the same time the Keystone Battery of Phil- adelphia arrived, bringing with them their bat- tery consisting of six ten-pound Parrot guns, caissons, &c e battery numbers 151 men, who are most} young and robust, well calculated to stand the hardah jpsofacampaign. The follow- ing are the officers: Captiin, Matthew Hastings ; First Lieutenant, Sr, John V. Creeley; First Lieutenant, Jr., Stephen B. Poultcoer ; Second Sr., John Roberts; Second Lieuten- ant, Jr. Saller. ‘About 200 recruits for various regiments have arrived since Saturday morning. Morx A!D FoR THE Sick anp Wornvzp —The Visitors on Saturday night at the fair fur the ben- efit of the sick and wounded soldiers held at — Lynn Hall — the oe of the nion Association) passed the followin; Sesuteus eabees by Mr. C. P Stimets: = Believing that the two successful efforts cf the Union Literary Association—the excursion to Glymont some time since and the fair and fesiival closing this evening—from which nearly one thousand dollars have been realized for the ben- Set Se een eat . decsrve a grateful acknowledg men‘ from the Lie, we beg leave to present the following Telole- tions: Resolved, That we hereby tender to the Union Literary Association our admiration for their en- ergy and tude for their success in sechring means to and comfort the patriotic sufferers in the tals. Re That the ladies of Washington who, during the past two weeks of the fair and festival have ly devoted their entire time and labor both and evening, all in their pov doing == to give success to the object of the Association, have furnished a noble example of patriotic de- votion and philanthropy commanding the high- est praise and inviting the most general imitation. ConrRisction yor Sick anv Wounpxp Sox- pizzs.—On Saturday Messrs. George Percival & peal ited to Medical Director Joon Camp- 99, being the net is of the enter- talnment given on Friday evening, at Canterbur Hail, for benefit of the sick and wound: soldiers at Cranch Hospital. Ali the performers gave thelr services gratuitously. The net profits of the saloon, as as from the sale of tickets, was given. Medical Director Campbell ac- know! es the donation, and says “be shall take care that contribution be expended in such ape asto soapy the best manner possible comfort of the poor fellows for ‘whom it is intended.” Tus Riext Srinit —We hear that the collec- tors in the Seventh Ward—wnich ward led off so basdsomel; in the movement of raising a fund fy — pct nacre Rr going ahead cao | matter procuring subscript.ons, apace a ft at clean tne ward ea ratio o; ) that raised in any other ward. The employees of the arsena), ba i woe, bape Netette which they “pose asa and get 80 arsenal subscription. Doubtless the oraure loyalty of the arsenal employees wi!! show itself in the shape of a handsome subscr!ption. UR: ‘The hird Ward patrol it for the activity and vigilance of the men in ning and reporting upon juiring attention under the sanitary Ward this morning mentions a dangerous pave- ment at N street snd Oregon alley, 8 dead Lovee near Center Market, and ity of a number of smail dead animals im various parts of the ward, all of which cases will be immediatel: altended to. ‘The example of the Third Ward patrolmen in this respect might be imitated to great advantage in some other wards. ATTEMPT TO AssatsinaTE aN OvFicrR.—Last it, patrolmen Fuss and O’Conneli heard the cry of “police” on their beat, and running to the spot found Major O’Brien, of the Irish brigade, badly beaten with a whip. Roundsman lack and man Fuss startod in search of but failed to arrest him. Patrol- ming of the @fth session of this institution. jency and thoroughness in imparting a the speak tag and writing of the principal modern, 5 and wr! of the prin modern pe es, fh is _ Eforanly, carpeted by aay in our ActIDENT.—Mr. Andres, a stranger stopping at ‘Willards’, started on ren ithepen 20 ‘tb attend the services at McKendree Chapel. "Missing the ao the basement he fell to the bot , but nately was but slightly injured. He was ly conveyed to the hotel. Discuanex Parans Founp. — The discharge papers of a mpldier of Company C, 6th Maine egiment,were picked up on the street, and have been left at this offs. The owner can obtain them on application here. Pomp Our oy Oppgn, Ma. Commissionan !— We bear loud ‘ints from residents of the Second Ward, as to the condition of the ip at the corner of ‘Thirteenth street 2nd D. Will the Ward Commissioner please attend to it? Pongrat.—Michael Ryan, the seaman who was Killéd im the recent Boat fight with gueriilas on the Was buried on Saturday after- noon, with the usual hovors—a guard of marines aid the mea of the Resolute attending ina body. ONSTITUTIONAL GuaRps.—There will be a 1g ef this company this event Pr c+ Eagine House No. 1, at bail past ceveo Bornomso CoLizen.— We advertise t the o or les north of bingtoa, “URE Z 9,000 pick ond wounded, PERSONAL. ——— HE LADY WHO INQUIRED OF A GEN- tleman ina city railwey car, ove dey last week, for Capt- MoNulty, of thea-ms, and who was 88 the otr by th wi Fovrts Warv “ration Cases— Before Justice Clayton —Sanday —Hannah ‘Wilson, col’d, pro- fanity; fined $2. Jobn Ellis, drunk and dis- orderly; shower bath. Thomas Bryon, keeping 2 dog without a licente; fiaed $1.58. Ann ears fi 1 mour, drunk; locked up 6 hours. Cornelius Sul- | #'8ted from th: nme gentieman i livan! fighting; fined 31.58 William Littleton, | $n nf Bien, er be coudine pe eee oe drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Rebecca Fres- ble, Georgian Moody, and Ann Grant, disorder! gathering; fined 23 each. Andrew J. King an Andrew Carter, do.;do $leach. Charles Ray, drunk; tufned cvet tothe military. Mrs. Fauth, profanity; for further hearing, Mary and Vir- ginia Burns, malicious mischief; do. Charlotte Simms, ing a nuisance; 53 cents cost Monday —lerael Jackson, stealing; held for a hearing. Jane Johnson, receiving stolen good do. Julia Shea, drunk and disorderly; fin $'.98. Edward Tarin, Phillip Mc“arron, Lewis Marston, John W. Dayton, and Wm. J. Brown, disorderly; turhed over to the military. John W illiamao~, Edward Anderson, and Jobn Jones, disorderly; tined $1 53 each =———— Warp Station Casxs—Before Justices Caso and Clark.—Sunday—Aaron chepuerd thrawing stones; fined $1 Joszph Villiams, fighting; fined $2.53. Stanton Shepherd, do ; do. Thos Sbuz, drunk; do; do, Henry Ruban, sus- _ WANTS. Warne? IMMEDIATELY—Phes COL- ORED BOYS at No. 326 E street, Fowling Saloon an 25-'f EN GOOD OYSTER SHUCKERS Wanted: App'y at ®. M. BARVEY’S Oyster Depot’ ‘1 C st est bitworn 10th and 1ith An 95 3t WANTED At ‘art BOY in a prict'rg office 4nd to learn ade. ages given Arp'y at 474 seventh st., Room No. 3. i WANTED—-A good KITCHEN SERVAN®; srrall gir’ p:eferred. App'y st 467 8th strest, between v ani. it* EDA good COOK and TABLE Nae Bone need ah un'ers they un- Cerstand their bu-ine No, 68 Missouri avenue, between 3d and 436 st: Bu 25-3t" D—8: le girl, w a nto, famed over te RTE: hice aaea | NV bene gcd Slorncen a atepRa\OW fo de irunk; fin ° or to cook in & smgall family. Apply $58 EC. Chamblin, do; do. Chas. Robin- | SUMBS*EYOUR OF fe conk in 8 args y. Apel iley, drunk; fined $3.58. Micheel Fox, drunk; dismissed. Wm. Barton, drunk and disorderly; workhouse 30 davs. _Cor- nell Collins, drank and disorderly; fined $2 Patrick Driscoll, Mary Driscoll, fighting; dis- fon, Say ee ee Wanree by a —— terant, = small HOUSE wo Ro commutiesiing. best of reference immedicte:y &! rough Post Office, id location, * L. M.” au 25 2t* missed. Nicholes Ford, drunk; do. Robert = Humburt, stealing; held for .arther hearing. J ITER WANTED st the sos ing Rea Wilson deriy and fighting chickens; fined 2 oll racommend €2. Tobias Black, do.; dismissed Erwin McIn- " tosh, playing cards; fined $194. Granville Far- eee jdo. Wm. Hall, disorderly; workhouse 0 days. man shes Pome: to give a SIPUATIUN as er- +m i bieot; o ly Suconp-waRp Station Caszs—Before Justice area no © h Clark Sunday —Mus-Walker, keeping avicious int uae Can be foand at the om e log; fined $6. Jobn ris, argaret McNea! = z @ruak; fred $2 each. Tim Gady do; dismi--ed’ WASTED A COLORED BOY 16 or 7 vears do-tor’s office aud to post given to thoce who can at 179 routh B at od toa-ceictin handbills. Good wa: come well recommen James Matten, disorderly; turned over to mili- tary. Henry Blaku, Alex’r McLean, drunk; fine $2 each. : Pearls and Rovers Tate, do fori au 26 3" BRUTHERS & GRAY. roissed .F Uncles, concealed weapon; fin ae > a SITU- $21 John Mooney, James Shehay, Jerry Moo- sr ep ater eee oes cari, oF ney, and Julila Sullivan, nuisance; dismissed. | 4). F ‘ashing or iron‘ag ins private Joun Sullivan and Dennis Cronin, do; fined $2 | f0,t° Sazist iD, waanine or evens if reauired; each Wm. Russell, sleeping in the street; dis- | a e001 home b ing my prindipal object, Address missed. James Hawkins, assault; do. “M, K,.” star Office, 18! Monday —James Fox, assault; for further hear- ing. Wm. Kernan, Ri:hard Hornesby, Patrick Rigney, were arrested on the complaint of the officer of the Provost Guard, for declaring Stone- wall Jackson to be their man, and jntimating that they would fight for him. They are Balti- morezns, and are held for a further hearing. OUSK want IMMEDIATEt yy neat ‘and furnished, of about’ rooms. near 8th or Bouritam Sons geoiper month.” Mowres inetner ent from $30 month. iz pent etwiibeteker Apsly to He be RIDER. attorney, Office on Fifteenth st., next Kigee & 1 o’s Bank Bu %5 3t* wart: D—A SITUATION by an ex: bookkeeper—one who has & ei edge of the business and would make himse! erally useful in an establishment. best o! Tofererces given Saisry not se grest an objec resent as employment. Address ‘Bookkeepe! Bis Office, when an interview can be had. au %S 3t* Recreirs, WANTED FOR SHE FIR! 4 VIRGINIA SF REGIMEN? OF VOLUN- RS.—T egiment is detigned by Govern rienced Tue Spigrt or °76.—A day or two since, a gen- tleman on the Aquia Cr-ek boat met with a sol- dier named D. 8. Thompson, pore es to one of the Massachuset’> Regiments, and having heard that he had three sons killed before Ricnmond, asked him if such was the care. The soldier re- lied : ‘* No, sir; not thr.2, but four. I had three Je skilled at Fair Oakes, and one at Malvern Hill; but thank God they did not die the death of cowards. have one boy of sixteen still left in the army,and now Iam on my way home, having received my discharge without asking for it, but as soon as I can settle my busines: 1 mean to return tothe army with my remaining boy, ‘Sooretary ep eteite id sed ‘ " joo ei ar. to is service in the vicinity of Alexandria and the Forts areund Washington, D C.” Advance Pay, Bounties, Ce the same as in ther Volunteer kegime! ersens desiring to and stay to the end of the war. That boy made | 9 “ wwf & narrow escape at Malvern Hill, but is now tafe, eee wed —_ -s, oes yt Adel and | am willing that he should die for his coun- try if necessary.”’ DaMact To THE Lone Briner.—Yesterday af- ternoon asa train of cars was crossing the Long Bridge, and as the engine was upon the eastern draw, the flooring of the draw sunk some eighteen inches, or until sustained by the strong timbers below The train was pulled off by another en- gine, and the slight damage done to the draw so speedily repaired that trains are running this morning again as usual The urgent rccommen- tre dratt, wht yn will JNO. W BADEN, Reoruiting Officer, 562 Seven bh street, WANTED Evo good female PASTRY CcOUKS Apply at the Wost Ches‘er Beke- Ty, E strset. near Ninth ig ANTE D—A small HOUSE, either furnished or urfurnished, in some pleasent locality be- tween 10th and 17th sts Address EMILE DU PBE. 320 Ps. avenue, Washington. au 23 ANTED—Three or four PIE AND CAKE an’5 st dation of a co.emp»rary that a pontoon bridge . should be laid until the other brite could be re- WEARERS? caraawe sive: Agpiy to 421 paired, will not need to be act:d upon. The ‘au2s-st*” cS AMES H. SIMPSON. statement in another paper, as to the hair- breadth ~ escap2 of the engineer, was written under an ANTFD—WOOLEN RAGS of every de hee. price will be \ ioh the b equally exaggerated idea of the nature and extent paid at, tion, for whieh t 34 dnd 36 Lae street of the uceldent. saltimore. . auzsim*’ AwaltTine OnpeRs.—The boys of the 86th New York regiment are in high spirits, hourly expect- ing to be relieved from aay in the city and or- dered to tke field. S»veral companies of this regiment have been performing duty under the Provost Marsbal, and bave made many friends by their soldier-iike deportment and gent<el beha- vior, especially company 1, which was detailed for the Central Guardhcuse. Capt. Sherwood, of this company, is now in the hospital, suffering with a severe attack of bilious fever. His kind- ness and generosity cecure for him the best wishes of all who make bis acquaintance, and the fact of his spe2dy recovery and return to duty will be heard with satisfaction. WANTED-A ema!l HOUSE, farn'shed or pa-t- ty so. Any peracn having one to let wi Spermanect a id punctusl paying teract stat ng locat:on, terms, &c , Box 38%, Office. WANTED MEN to werk in the Subsiat- enow Deyartment—Laborers, Herd-rs and pepe ly $e arenes pets ms Nations! onum: rounds, Washington. s A. BECK WI ge 23 St Col. A. D.C. and C, ANT IMMEDIATE. ERB, AX City Post 8 Per st* Y—250 LH SOR- MEN, CARPENT, work on fertificstions for d n>rth of Potomas. Apply to M: * ngin-er Stab es, corner of 17! Wash ington ; orto mr. JohaCciline at Fo t DeR: WM, C. CLG Ae Engiueer in C! near Rook Creek. au sd St* CAPTAIN, ASS'STANT QUARYERMAS- Boatt fer: hewioanduree, during s few weeks fe jure ater Ist Sepiomber, with a amall private family quietly iocated in Wastungton. @ hevae of a wiiow laiy, who would be willing toact as nurse Lotuszan Synov.—The sessions of the forty- fourth annual convention of the Synod of Mary- land open on Friday evenin, , 29th inst., in the Rev rt. Butler’s church, corner of H and Eleventh a're-ts, with the delivery of the annual discourse by the retiring pee Rev. Dr. Diehle, of Frederick, Md. ‘his Synod embraces most of the pastors and churches of the denom}- nation in Maryland and the District of Columbia, | occasionsliy, preferres. @oeferences as to respest- The deliberations will be conducted with open ; Sbility required, Ferma literal. Address af once doors. Excursion to Giymont —The Washington Ligat Guard announce an excursion to Glymont Pavillion for Thursday next, August 23:h. The boat leaves at 734 o’clock, A. No exertions will be spared to perfect the arrangements in such a manner as to furnish all participating a day of enjoyment. Tue {xpian Hers Doctor, from Canada, will describe diseases and tell his patients the nature of their complaints or illness, without receiving any information from them. No charge for con- sustation er advice. Office, No. 11 Washington Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner ¢f3eventh WANTEDTA good colored WOMAN to cook. tli STN Rall sl nor Is au sth “OWEN ®: HUMPHREY: HABNESS. MAKERS WANTED. Inquire of . 3. JOMNSTON, No. 373 Pa. avenue, between 47% and 6th sts. Bu )-3teo* ANTED-—At the Government Hospits! forthe Insane, on the Anacostia Michie. positethe Nevy Yard, intelligent *ingle Men to attend ppon pauients. ope Baker, two Wogen to cook and two 0 wash. Good waces aro given. snd the situations are healthy, pormanert to those who pondnet well, and oar y desirable. C.H NICHOLS, au 20 1 intel, & Repub. Ly itendent. set, Washington, na 25-tf | Wy ANTED—Four or five unfurnished ROOMS. Ong Dottan! OnxDotian!! Owe Doran!!! | erece Foemell Bote MAND BOOS Diag Go to the Dollar Store, 433 Penn. avenue, near | giore, corner of Massachusetts avenue an co st ana oe the amenais stock | street. aul9 lw* of jewelry and silver-p! ware, aod take your Oo UY— Ist choles for onedollarr lw* W *nt Rove rons SURE of ior rpome and e, eon the Capi! ifteent Szven Hunprep VoLunteers 8 cx in Camp! someaee. oonten bare avenue ach Latroot Bast Young men, be warned in time.- Supply your- selves with Holloway’s Pills and Ointment. They are guarantied to cure the worst cases of Sores, Ulcers, Scurvy, Fevers and Bowel Complaints. Only 25 cents per box or pot. 218 Eve anp Ear. Von Moschzisker, Oculist and Aurist, 227 Pa avenue, gives his entire at- tention to the treatment of all maladies of the eye andear. Deafness and noises in the head re- 4 Lt moved and hearing restored. Testimonials from for the vA some of the very best known citizens, who have | Pat ‘oape: been restored to sight or hearing, can be exam- | Oy fai ined at his office. auls 51* Wan +8 Drummer if fer aSocace Gaeat PennsyLvamia Route, via Baltimore au 19-61" ss “Recruiting Officer. eo Welingten dally and bps Sake AK D WANTED 4. gentleman in business -—quick time—low fare and sure connections nthe city, desires full, permanent board for Fy rences given if required, jo, 573 Seventeenth st OW I8 YOUR L&8S? CHANG N THE DR. eelecs pt. Papp. been authorized by Brig. Gen swor rt pany to serve .or ment D. C. Vi TO AVOID }» CALVERT has th to raise 3d) it noe. 1 gt once, and have the honor ing “a volunteer.” Bo unky $192. fe, and partial for himaelf; woul. profer a Soldiers’ tickets sold through at government pg amily, and ld ex) rates. For tickets and further information apply | 4 ‘wid Whe « Seavenicioen! ‘and ineonven cme at the office of Great Pennsylvania Route, north- ich. Northern ple preferred. ecation de- east corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth st. ed north of 'e., between 14th and 9th sts. Washington. Office open from 5 a. m. until 9 p. re] “F. tar Office, stating terms, &o, m.; on Sundays from 2 to 4p. m. Su 16-t au li-ly E. O. Norton, Agent. VOLUNSEER. AND AVOID BEING LS ey ay ya o! ei L MARRIED for femmes @. Close, Col. mesandng } ordered At the residence ofthe bride’s fat>er, or the eve: | fer special service. by the Seoretary of War, in the the 24th inst., by the Ber; My Weil, pa: vicinity of F dag monger’ the forts arowmnd Wash- LIP WALLACH to Mus RACAEL HiLZ- | sagien, D.C. Bounty, pay lowances the both agton. = same as other regiments, offer rare induce- Heoraiting Uitee, ad atone door fr fom Us.gr ABIT CLOYGS, #1! ¢ roper colors for ‘sa. c, Ladies’ and Alissce’ Autumn Wrappings P: O. RILEY, fai emt ans Be Josey Flannels for infants, Ladies’ and Mi Se ree Sacq ADIES, LOOK HERE !—I want every lady in no opened to-day: L ‘town to bi their Seco, muslin, cambric, jedium and supe Blankets, in all sizes, for | &c., and have it stamped. You ean have your Craiies, Cribs, and Beds, (elngle, double. ‘and | choloe of $,000 elegant patterns, designed for every ext.a large.) “article of ladies’ wear. We ly ge siz cents One price on!y, fae actus! cash standard value, vas an ¢ are ce nunes only rene Gpilat p50 peo See PERRY & BRO., Seventh street weet, vetween L and M sts , North- eu 25-10t Pa. ave and Ninth street. err Liberties. KEES citY RAILROAD wiOK ss SALEIN DOLLAR PACKAGES re NORTON’S RAILKOAD AGENCY Oe arene th street. : Lil au 9-15t" Aue: In vant of plo: it of PUneTe ee east sie ery By the Wimer at the Ci | gate, and by cenduc- tor on te iene” | fetiee of boats FARM RAR DO wate Ee oGILL, WivaEROW €,,0°: Tage He Btls, Pp it to their we removed ig 4 PR. NT! AB. N. 5 USES ‘ted. Whe best of tenants : 7 = pile dota ete Rese ‘Witheut eharge by applying as “CONSTITUTION BUILDING,” EB st.. between lth and 12th, Bu 22-3° one square north of Pa. avenue. CAMPBELL & SON, 361 PENNSYLVaNIa Avanes, juine nt of HARDWERE END ARMY GOODS! BAR IRON AND STEEL! “ni ly Ni. H. MILER. WASH reR ANE LE ON STERECONE se cen acura fo 1s-t Me. 28> Hick, bose tana Rete, gu at "PD —bvery person t0 Knew that i NEW SE@AR SPORE, tie market. resdy to pay artisies Ia: 3 E. POWER has just opened a BEGAR iy the housefurnishing line, =a ley 2 sot FOBACCO STORE, on Louisiana avenue, | o! ty. OF ‘8 surpl! io te |. Re three doors east of ihe Bank of Washington. BUCHLY, 438 Sovent ate, at 6 45501 % wil. be complete in every variety - ) Dealer in New and peg joede ip. the hus friends and the com- ab seal BEST | Benet ch ORT near gs EW AUTHORIZED will be received st this o N NANT TACTICS, Monday, ino 1nt Keptenier. ft loge my for U. —_ Ef) pa Sirders or the a er'of the Weat wing a} the Hon. Epwin M. Sranzon, Secretary of War, ons o8 exainlied ll details ascertained ‘agust 11th, For ssle by aeons will be ved until the z. ) 3 cabanas oH, IN BAYEOR., | same date tor covering the roof wita a é au2-1w conte Mop. & Chron.) pear stn st. | COPPOT sai, must be coparately sealed, and plain y e. 01 eo LO} 101 TANDARD ox wea! fool of Wevt Wing, and "Propousis for Copper M To o py eotreds —s Crit ae oo MAH ROGERS, Engineer jn Char oul Corner eee Vermont avenue pu 81-6t ‘presaury tment, EXOURSIONS, FIO NiOs, &c. GRAND FANCY PIC NIC will be givenat A GREEN SRRING, on Fuesday, tho f6th instant, Dancing to commence at five o’c'ock and continue unti! tweive o’clook at Bight Admittance for s gentleman and lacy, Scents. ‘Fickets to be bed at Mr. Han. 4 Mr. Mitche!l’s White Restaurart 6@ Res- taurent.angaisooa the prowuises The splendid as Hill Band(comp!ete) hss been engag mrihe onsion. 2 Fe THE GOOD OF TLE PEOPLE! GRAND AFTERNOON AND MOONLIGHT PIG NIC ofthe PE SEVERANCE EN- GINE CO. to bog ven at Anelos 87 Island, URSDAY, Angust 23, ‘“Fne uciverral satie’astion gi-ena tieir former 80> Te- UDIOLS Needs no furthee Fh nser beb at lease: Mituie , saa no cherg ‘s unriv-ied string band hae been en- Schroe'er’ aged forthe ocersion Tickets 6 cents, sumit- ig @ gsi temas ard ales Committer of Arranke is—Wm, H. Catorn, Jo.n H Th m on, Geo. ¥. Dorn, E. J, Leesn ts- ner, Joha Diexerson. nu 24 O: FOR A GALA DAY! FIRS? GRAND EXCURSION OF TH z Washington Light Guard, To GLYMONT PAVILION, On FHURSUAY, 2th August. ‘The members of the Corps pledge themselves that neither troub!e nor expense will spared to mare the above a day of, ho may honor them! 08 Ti aplondid steamer Kurrort, Capt. Stack; ll leave the 7th street waart at 73 o’olook and Alexandria at 80’olosk &,m. Coaches wil leave the corner of 8th street and Virginia av. Navy ward, @nd 7h street and Pa. avenue, at 7 o’oloo) of. ri’s Brass and String Musio has @red for the occasion. iokets Une Dollar edmitting & gentleman and ies, including omnibus fare; can be had of any of the msmbers of the Cerps. Dinner and Refreshments served by the Propri- Te . Commitics of Arrangements. J, W. Clements, J. W. Simmor 3: W; Murphy, ’ Jon Poss. ae au L, B. Smailwood, FOR SALE AND RENT. For RENYW—At Ne. 460 18th street, cast side, between id H comfortable APAR F- SENT. chambers sing id with sitting rooms atteshed; recently furnished. No ehudi in the house, Whe location is one of the most desirable in Washicgten. jet-tt U2 NISHED ROUME —Parlor and three Bed Rooms—for rent, over P WAI®E & CO’S Store, serthwest corner of Phi:teenth a ¥ oie. P au 2 Apply at the store. OR SsLE—A threc-storry BRICK DwEaL uated ia the Seventh Ward, on H. d 6th strests; | be seid low for 1 Loquire at the office of the Washingtoz [ron Wor! Island. au 25 2 "e tat of Saeee tae two well OMS, with Board. in @ private entia! end plea_ent. In- quire at 333 @ street, bstweou ‘2th and 13th. No ob eotion to fami 1¢3. Bu 25 3t* OR RENT—A frevt BASEMENT ROOM. ‘with gaa. able fora physician, Jawver or tent agent: convenieutto the Fost aod Patert eee acarene Box 37 4, Post Office, ae Lo h - OR RENT—Three er four desirabie ROOMS, oommuctioat nr. A n.teto “A B.,” through the Posi Office, with rex! nameand reference, it ise where thy can be seen, will mect with re: fui aitention, and the house and rooms show: children or F - ewi and gas. Poi ion given immedia ely. au 23 2t* Fox SALE—A HOUSE AND LOP with a avlendid barn on it, end a stab.e for four horses atfiched, in a splencid looati uated on the corner of Eest Capitol snd Ninth ate. Call at 76 Louisiana av . betweor Sth nd 10th ats_a?!-colw* FS SaALE—A neat three ctory FRAME USE, 2i feet front, containing nine rooms, collar, @nd passage; surrounded by a pleasant gar- den, and having the convenience of side and back aileys, Aco,a fine two story FRAMt HOUSE, %) feet front, containing six rooms, céilar, and pas- sage. similarly situa’ suitab'e fer a first clazs house. immediate vicinity of the lie De Tito portect. ‘ferms cazh, or short notes, Apply tothe Agent, No. 673 Sevesteent* st, an iS 2w* OR RENT—Neatly furnished ROOMS, with good Hoarding, can be had on Pen! Qvenne. Apply at Star Office. aul MPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PRO ERCY AT PRIVATE SALE —I have forsale @emailland deeirabis Brick Dwelling Houce avd Loton Massachusetts avenue, between 4th and ath ste. cat ay Ms alnats cornet it —_— the Rail- Lye irom feet on Now Jersey avi ie ror ormes& tee [on EDW Tho c nen ol mi C., & Oo 5 266 Pa. avs botween 2th anc lash ste, wu 14-008t OR RENW—The i F 271 and 273 Pa, mines Cena etd MoGill et Ith streets, former‘y ooo: erow. For particulars inquire ef L, SCHNEIDER, Brass Founders and jealers. 88 13-00) FS. SALE—My handsome BRICK DWELL- ING, on the heignts of Georgetown, i: i- ately opposite Pudor Placs.ard one of the most pleasant and salubrious locei ois on these iy oslebrated Heights. The hor was built for my ewn use, having = voniences of water and carriage house, cow hou: ‘and coal house. 0.0. Fhe lot hass front of one hundred and twelve feet. and runs back tos depth of twe hun- dred and fifty fest. The property will be so! bargain ae or without tne furniture, whic: n. new and mo: 220 JORN E. CARTER. OUSE FORK BEN®, AND FURNITURE FOR SALEW—A gentleman desirous of dis- Pepe housekzeping offera for sale his House- hold Furniture and brecte Cyd ation, The house is faily and com 18) 4 fortably furn- hed, has nine rooms, and a large mest baok yard, ilied with le and peach trees gad grapes. itis situated in @ very healthy location, motive minutes’ walk from the interior or ‘Frepeury pertm ,and rents for re twenty doliars per month, tems od 5 cn irther particulars ap- piptc J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., or address Post Ufloe. Box 139. aué ASL AL FUUND. —Strased away on my om 2ist ) & ight bay MAKE, apout I¢ r 15 hands h'gh, witu a white in fore- ead, and white stripe down the head and. Tuns across the left nostril; with ® lump on the baos from eaddie, asd & large rope around her e $ instant, peok; (ook a3 if she is with foul, 1 will give t above reward if re.urned to JOYCE or LE: MAN, on léth st, O8T—Phis morning, between 7th at Wil er's Hotel, & small MEMO. DUM BOOK, with biacg cover; containing acco! ~ use to say 2 Wry onpersal tam) oder w! rr ontreturaing the same te Willerd’s uta WILLIAM BET3WORTA. CAME, TO FARM OF S¥BSCRIBER, on petembere rosd,aemsll red Duffalo COW ; whites stripe down bok ard ad beily ; had with her a da-k red calf two weeks old. Ddeons Be wested 2 jer prove property, P&Y expenses an © her 8 au Sehr? W. a PALMER. REWARD—Lost on Monday, ust ll, 10 at Loffiors Gardens, # valuabie sees = IN. The party who found itis allowed threedsys te return it to this oXice, when they will receive Qbeve reward. ifrotretarned in the above time, they will be dealt with accerding to law. aut2-3t* WRAYED UR SYOLEN—On Wednesday Bight, about 120’elock, from corner of, a @venue, & bey Un. Bhe mare wi Tend on was blue body and ‘The finder will be suitably reward 595 Sixth at., leland 2 a" BOARDING. OOMS AND BOARD, with a North - RY ins pleasant locality near the De; riaents, ee, furniture and Gand H. PIANOS, Purso INS in search oe. reliable Pigno at a low price will always find the Jargest as- sortment at the Music Store + @. METZEROPY®, Sole Agent of Steinway & Severe feoond baad hry at io we a on orn che Music Store eS Oe yg. MESZEROTY. OUN@ MEN WISHING@ TO ESCAPE iE youns man ng&ee in & luo! loy ment, w! will one thousand d a ane ar e cely time. be sure of ezemption from’ be given by addressing # note enclosing ene dol- Tnretg ox 113 Washiny ten. Pi Post Office, treet and Maryland end WAG 446 weolfth gt EW WOOD AND CUAL YARD BRINTNALL & CO, have opened s yard for sale of Wood and Coal at corner 10th and H ats, where they are prepared to furnish the above arti ge or small quan ities, We intend to deal in good artic'es and cive full weight and measure. A share of public patronage is soliotted. N, B. Now landing at ners Wharf, on 50 of superior Rea and white Coal, exeelient fer ly use. au 21-3t* MERSON INSBITUTE, E AT street, between 12th and mn Petpet SELECT, CLASSICAL AND M. MA BI- GAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS. 6 exercises of this tohool an be on the first dey of September. For i at 360 K street, Franklin Row. or Fp jou Cas. B NG, au ate {Intel } ae ANOS-6 mics in BECOND-HAND Pevisnos tee ery rood Adrow, : tein Fiaco or $75; one eect ‘iano, for ; Upon easy terme, Lo maak roo! ‘or . the Muaic Store of W. @, Pane nOrss Bole Agent of Steinway & Sons’ isDes, (Ty _SECOND EDITION. " 'THRER O'CLOCE P. a. LATEST NEWS FROM THE FRONT. The rainof Friday afternoon and night, and Saturday last, in the vicinity of the Upper Rap- | pabannock, served to swell the riversoasto make it unfordable anywhere below the mountains a | few miles back of Warrenton Springs, which, of course, put a stop to efforts of the rebel army on | tte western and soutbern bank to repeat their ap- | Parent attempteof Thursday and Friday last to | Cross the river in force. Nevertheless, the artll- | lery firing at nearly all the fords, from the Spring® down to Fredericksburg, was kept up on Satur- day and yesterday with more or less spirit, but with no results that Lave been deemed suiiclently important to be reported here by persons coming hither from that quarter. We hear that the 7th Ohio and 23d New York, early on Saturday morning, crossed the river to the side occupied by the Confederates, and re crossed with difficulty (owing to the rapidity of the river’s rise) and with some lor3 from their engagement with the opposing enemy. At the same time, at a different ford,a rebel brigade managed to force its way across, and is said to have been mostly cut off from its support, by the rising water. We have rumors that two regi- ments of it were either cut up or captured by the Portion of Sigel’s force opposite whose position they crossed the river. In the course of Saturday, Brigadier General Boblen, of Philadelphia, while serving in the immediate vicinity of the ford and railroad bridge at the Rappahannock station, was killed by ashell. It seems to be believed in military circles here that up to this fcrenoon the total- Union loss in defending the fords between Fredericksburg and Warrenton Springs, from Wednesday last until this morning, will be covered by 250. We have no dataon which to venture an estimate of the rebel loss, thowgh as they were repulsed in at least a dozen different seeming efforts to effect a cross- ing in force, the probability is that they must have suffered largely. This is certainly true, if their late movemen'- on the river bank mean more than so many feints to conceal their pur™ Pose of operating seriously elsewhere. On Friday afternoon the rebels marched a strong artillery force at least, from the direction of the river, through Jeffersonton, back in the direction of Little Washington, as though dis- Patching a heavy corps through the Luray Gap into the Val-ey. A Union citizen making bis way into cur lines, saw about seventy pieces of ar- Uillery in this force,and heard more of their troops pass his hiding place, hard by. This fact, and the ease with which all their demonstrations at the several fords have been repulsed, incline us to the belief that the latter may have been de- signed as little more than feints to conceal their’ more serious purpose of operating elsewhere. While we do not think it proper to describe, ay this time, elther the position or the movements of our own troops in front of the enemy, we may state that our fear to-day is that the latter will Tetreat within forty-eight hours, in as hot haste as that In which they advanced last week from Gor- donsville; taking advantage of the existing com. paratively high stage of the river to enable them to getaway If possible without Instant pursuit If they seriously intended to cross the Rappaban- nock, there can be little doubt that they will do so; asall their efforts to cross up to last advices from there, were signal failures. We learn that the rebel column that came east by way of Orange Court House, crossed the Rap- idan at Raccoon Ford, and made directly for the Rappahannock at Kelly’s Mill and Ford and the ford at the erossing of the railroad, via Stevens- burg and Brandy; thus leaving Culpeper Court House six or seven miles to their left. Upto Fri- day morning no rebel force had passed through Culpeper Court House, except a body of some 200 cavalry, operating as a sort of flank guard. P. S.—We have every reason to believe that there has been but very little, if any, firing across the Rappahannock to-day. THE CAVALRY RAID UPON CATLETT’S STATION. We have the following additional particulars of the Confederate cavalry raid upon Catlett's sta- tion:—The train waiting upon a switch consisted of two passenger cars and five freight cars. Mr. A. 8. Lawrence, of this city, belonging to the Quartermaster’s Department, was on the train at the time, and informs us that the first notice of the attack was the sound of firing outaide. Some forty or fifty of the Bucktall Rifles, who were getting something to eat, rallied and @red a voi- ley at the Confederate cavalry as they swooped down upon them ; but the cavalry came in such overwhelming numbers that the Bucktails were forced to take shelter behind trees, logs of wood, &c. Some of the passengers in the cars—Mr. Lawrence among the number—had meantime hastily ranged themselves by the side of the Bucktails, to aid in resisting the assault, but were also obliged to take cover from the numbers op- posed to them. The Maryland Purnell Legion, stationed here, is said to have behaved very badly, and to have run away ina panic. The Confederate cavalry took forty or fifty prisoners, destroyed a number of wagons, various- ly stated by different parties at from aix to thirty, and carried offsome two hundred horses, mount- ing their prisoners on these horses. Among the Prisoners were some twenty-five Ohio cavalry, surprised in their tents, who fell ipto line and surrendered without resistance. Six of the Buck- tails were killed andeight-wounded. Mr. Law- rence and three of the Bucktails saved themselves by crawling unger the platform of the station- house, where they were for some time in the im- mediate vicinity of a rebel officer, who seated himself directly over them upon the platform du- ring the rain, and shouted to his men to ‘‘smoke out the d—d Yankees from their hiding places,” While they were under the platform, Col. Fitz- hugh Lee, (son of Gen. Robt. Lee,) who was in command of the rebel cavalry, rode up to the station and called out to Mrs. Catlett to tell his family “that he was well.”’ The enemy’s force consisted of detachments of the Ist, 4th, and 9th Virginia cavalry, some 1,200 strong, picked men. They crossed the Rappaban- nock at Porter’s Ford, two miles above the White Sulphur Springs, and lurked in the neignbor- hood of Warrenton during Thursday night. itis singular that though they stopped some hours at Catlett’s Stetion they did no injury to the railroad or telegraph. ‘Phe train of cars at Catlett’s escaped through the courage of a fireman, who worked the engine off the switth after the engineer in charge had sxedaddled ia fright. It is believed that the enemy retreated before day- light by the same route they epproached. Col. Clary, chief quartermaster army of Virgin- 1a, escaped by crawling away upon bis hands and knees, pistol in hand, he having declared that he ‘would die before surrendering. The rebel loss at Catlett’s is thought to have been about a dozen from the number of our am- bulances they used in which to carry off their dead and wounded. One of their wounded, who gave his name as Lyman Spillman, Fauquier county, belonging to 4th Virginia cavalry, died during the night. Among the wagons taken by the Confederates were some containing baggage belonging to Gen. Pope and members of his staff, but the story that any of bis army papers were seized is without foundation. Shortly after the attack upon Catlett's the same Confederate cavalry, or a portion of it, made a dash upon a section of the same wagon trains which was guarded by some eighty invalid sol- Giers belonging to the 2nd, 6th and 7th Wiscon sin regiments and 19th Indiana, under a Wis- consin officer, also an invalid. The Confederate commander gallopped up and shouted ‘stack your arms, boys, run those wa- gons up and set fire to them, that’s the orders,”’ evidently designing to pass himself off for « Fed- eral officer. The reply was, ‘“whoin h—ii are you, to give such orders,” accompanied by # vol- 1¢Y, and the brave invalid soldiers immediately Grew up in line with fixed bayonets. Three charges were made upon them by the Confede- rates, answered by three rounds of musketry, and upon receiving the last of these the Confederate’ turned tall and fied, minus their expecteg plun- der ; and minus also three of thetr number killed, ton horses killed, and twelve horses left behind in their flight, with a quantity of cavalry equ! ments. But one of our men was injured—e Wis consin soldier—who received a sabre cut. The scene of ibis attack was about a mile from Ost lett’s. One of the rebels killed was recognized by parties in the neichborhood asa Corporal Pendie- ton. Itis feared thatin the raid upon Catlett's Lt. Col. Myers, Quertermaster McDowell's corps, and Captain Golden, Disbursing Assistant to Col. Clary, C.Q.M, Army of Virginia, were cap- tured. Lieut. L. C. Hubbs, ofthe Ist Virginia cavalry, ‘who wes captured on Friday night, was brougit to the city yesterday and sent te the Old Capitol. He admits they bad one kilied—a corporal—and some ten or fifteen wounded. He also confirms the report that Sigel bas taken a whole brigade prisoners with the exoepticn of those who were Killed or wounded. The convalesceats who so successfully repulsed the rebels numbered less than one hundred, and wera.under the command of Lt. Ellis, who on the appronch of the rebels, immediately formed in the darkness of the night when they heard them coming on the opposite side of the road, and let into them so furiously that they (the rebels) thinking theta much larger force than they anticipated was present, retreated. leaving the lieutenant a prisoner and one dead mn on the field. Prrsonat.—Lieut. W. K. Campbell of the Ninth Pennsylvania Cevairy, and who was wounded and taken prisoner at the skirmish some time ago with Morgan’s guerillas, near Tompkinsville, Kentucky, and afterwards pa- roled, is in the elty. JA. Fairfield, Mich; B.D. Peck, Mass; C. D. Hancox, U.S. 8. Hero, are at the National. Lieut. Col. McKean, 6th P. R. C.; Capt. Biek- man, U.8.Nj; Capt. Sweeney, U.S. N.; Col. McReynolds, N. Y.; T. H. Gardner, A. D. Evans, Col. T. R. Rich, Jas. D. Stimpson, J. Thomes Wood, committee from Baltimore, Md., are at the Metropolitan. Cel. A. Moore, is at Kirkwood’s C. W. Field, of N. Y., is at Willard’s. ——— 07 From Hudson Taylor, 334 Penn. Avenue, we have a copy of the excellent September num- ber of Harper’s magez’ ‘ine. +0 LATEST BY TSLEGRAPH. i ARREST IN PHILADESPHIA. Puivaperuia, Aug. 95.—The Bulletin haa report that Charles Ingersoll (son of Chas. Jared Ingersoll) hes been arrested for language used at the democratic meeting Saturday night. He was arrested by Deputy Marshal Scbuyler,and put under bonds to answer by Alderman Butler. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. New Yor, August 25—12 m.—First Board— U. 8. Coupon 6's 100; Seven-and-three-tenths 104; Old Demand Notes 7X; Gold L15%. Troops are arriving from all directions, and being forwarded as fast as possible. oe LATB LOGAL NEWS. — Tux Mentines at McKanpexs Cuarst.—The meetings at this church have now been for three wceks, and the interest taken is still on the incresse. The meetings during the day in the class roome and bag>ment are large! and the evening meeti: church are crowded. morning and at night, so that preaching service; were held in both rooms—the attendance at night bet: that numbers were unable to obtain in the bod) Yesterday morning the Rev. Dr. Ryan, reach volun*ers, and Rev C exercises. The altar several of whom pri and conversion. in the main eudience room, r. Mitchell in the basement; and at n! J.M. Chivington, Colonel of the Ist P. Lyford conducted the seats, both up stairs and down, were crowded with penitents, . Thusfar about eighty-five conversions bave been reported. ANoTHER Parize.—The Schooner Sidney A. jock, by Jones, of Baltimore, which was ppabann days ago on the Raj wri towed up to the Navy Yard on Saturday af- She had at the time of her capture, clearance papers from the Baltimore Custom House, which, howeyer, did not embrace half Captain Somers and her crew, con- sisting of three others, were taken before the Pro- vost Marshal this morning, and rent to the Old ured some time ternoon. ber cargo. Capitol. The Jones was y y of the esterday, both In the great was the crowd so lary anion SOT, Rev. ight Rev. Colorado the Resolute, capt since and returned, but probably this time she will be confiscated. Rossexy.— On Saturday afternoon, Master's Mate Jacob G. Trout got in co: at the Navy named Charles Stuart. terwards Trout missed barber and wished to m pan’ hg ard, and af- his pocket book, contain- ing about $100. Stuart, later ia the day, went toa we hima pocket book, which he , at the same time showing him a sum of money,which < yey suspicion; and yes- terday he was arrested taken before Justice Cull, who comshitted him to jail. A Pocket PickED IN THE TREASURY BUILDIRe. last, a Mr. Dorsey, of Geo! in the chamber of the it wherein the Government are made—where there is always a crowd of per- posits or drafts sons a their turns with dey in his pocket Had not a competent de! On vagercce 3 _— stantly on the watch there’ ARRIvaL oF Sick Sotprens.—Yesterday arrived at the Sixth street wharf, with about 200 sick from General army, who were at once taken to the va- — the number were 8 few ded. noon the stcamer Ni Pope’s rious hospi! (ten or twelve) woun EEE yy Officer Harbin and reasury, payments about $250 ve betver be kept con- after- Ww OQuEN SHAWL >}, adapted in styles and Our Noransre gad faster correspondents send au 75.108 Pa, ave net Witth street, ff VOLUNTEERS. A Splendid Opportunity is Offered te those peers yng wig fle coding SECOND REGIMENT DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA A FEW MORE MEN ARE WANTED ‘Fo bring it up to the maximum required by law. NCOSRAGING INDU THE MOST E ones CE Are held out by the Netiens! Bovernment, Oorge- THE FAMILIES OF MARRIED MEN Whomay Col HANDSOME BOUNTIES Bre to be given to all who enlist: ing evernment, f which will pentug emteres estaba nol. Call onization corner Pi A Branch Office, Sit sulstw c J at 113 Pa. avanue, Ex gtES 3uCH AS erteens, | ta 7m" BUNTSYEN W: in = mine gent im plain Aigures; hence Wheregar av ardsy ™ornil rah: gt oftiu Wiisams’ a ecruiting SHIRT BOSO Syeniites ead tyee, Sernight ne Pisite, from low priced up to the fine 100 Shirhag and Bosom Lineus, be relied . of Enlist will be provided for by the War mimittes of the city, during the eontina- ‘ance of the war. ¥] @ select over Sloat SKEWING ot order, &t & very wil oe ae See 7 v. | it