Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNCOR, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) av THE STAB BUILDINGS, Somer 4; Pennsyleania avs. and Eleventh siv se: aY Ww. D. WALLACH, Papers served im packages by carriers a1 $43 year, or 37 cents per month. ‘Fo mei] subseribers The price is $3.50 @ year, im advance; $2 for a2 menths; $1 for three months; and for leas ths2 Yaree months at the rate of 12 centsa week. Sin- gle copies, onz cant; in ‘Wrappers, wo exznTs. {7 Avvgryiexwants shocld be sent to the fice before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may fei appeaz until the next day. 2 eT THE WAR IN VIRGINIA. CUNTEST ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK. FIRST DAY'S SKIRMISH, WEDNESDAY. On Wednesday, the 20:h inst., about 11 o’clock, the Rebels drove tn our cavalry pickets at the river, In the nelghborhood of Brandy Station, be- tween Culpeper and the Rappabannock. The cavalry of the Ist Pennsylvania charged upon the enemy, killing seven or eight, and drove Roar {nto the woods. A brigade of rasagone 4 remained on the 0; ite side of the river, an ace our forces were dwn up in line of battle, but no further engagement them back the remainder of t! took piace. SECOND Dar. On Thursday morning five regiments of the enemy, cavalry and Infantry, cro<sed the river on pontoon bridge, which they bad built during the revious night, between the Rappahaanock and Waterton Stations, almost wal ng lato the ich opened upon them with canister and grape, mowing them dowa by scores. It is reported that no lsss msked batteries of Gen. Sigel, wh than 700 of the enemy were Kliled and wounded, and 2 000 captured. The remainder retreated jn reat confusion across the river. We had some Eitiea and wounded, but our loss was very alight. THIRD Dar. On Friday, about 9 o’clock in the morning, severnl of our batteries opened upon the enemy from this side of the river, in the reighborhood appabannock ratlrosd ‘bridge. The rebels fled in consternation to the woo /, the secoad li bursting on one of their batteries, killing and wounding a large number. Several compa- nies from various regiments, under command of Lieut. Conway, of the 105th New York, were at ‘work building forts on the other s'de of the Rap- of the sh: hannock when the enemy opened fire upon em, compelling them to retreat across the Tiver, bat with no loss. The rebels sheiled our camp nearly all day. About 3o’clock in the after- noon Gen. Sigel ordered Col. Krzyzanoweki (act- ing Brigadier) to cross the river. He did so, and drove the enemy’s pickets in. About th's time, Generals Sigel, Schurz, and Bohbien crossed over in person. It was the 7ith Peansylvania which drove thelr pickets. The latter were reinforced, aad with overwhelming numbers descended like an avalanche — the 74th, which fa i's turn - itis ted that the other brigade were scouting in auether direciioa, and could not arrive in time ‘was driven bac! regiments composing the to support it. This regiment was driven with confusion to the river, where a number jum; in and were drowned. O:hers were shot while swimming in the water. A large number of them were also made prisoners. ‘The other a apres of the brigade fell back to the river, w! they crossed {n safety. Gen Bohlen was struck inthe breast bya rifle ball while encouraging the 74th intheir retreat. It {s said that he was at the head of the regiment, where be fought bravely, resisting the enemy whenever a favorable opportunity occurred; taat he bad made three charges against overwhelming numbers, and that while in the act of making the fourth, with bis sword raised in the air, and ut- tering the words, ‘- Come on, boys; iet’s try them once morc!’ he was shot in the breast, as stated ‘tly expired. Another bteve man also received bis death-wound. Whe Captain Buell, of the ist artillery reserve, was shelling the rebels from his battery, a shell from the en- emy burst directly under his horse. Capt. Buell’s leg was broken in two legos by it; but from the it have recovered if his horse had not been instantly Billed, whick, fall- above, and inst ettecta of this he mig! ing upon him, inflicted internal tujurtes sosevere that be expired ten hours afterwards. His body ‘wes interred on Saturday last with military hon ors. News Buell was a very promising young 2 was to have been promoted te a col- oneicy of artiliery, and was well fitted for that motion, having fully deserved tnat rank fiom is acknowled; bravery, prudence and other tions. He was a young man about thirty years of Hs and wasalmost idolized m suffering in the ayony death, be his friends not to grieve for him, and told the men of his battery to go forth to meet the enemy, and added, “ Act and dois bravely as if | was with you.” I believe that officer military qualific be | his command. W Capt Buell was nephew to Gen. Buell. {tis said that our lows in killed and wounded alone in the Seventy-fourth Pennsylvania was over 110. FOURTH Dar. As early as 4 o’clock a. m. our artillery, all aloog the whole line, opened upon the enemy from this side of the ppabanno-k. Firing fitat commenced near Bloaton Station, and soon ex- tended along the whole line of the left wing. The enemy coer Teplied. For several hours ting continued on both sides, and ‘was probably the heaviest artillery duel ever fongbt on this continent. By9o’clock a.m. the firing somewhat abated on both ‘sides, until it 'y stopped as if by mutual agreement. Shell was fired almost altogether from both sides, though now and then a solid shot, and rumor adds, pieces of railroad irc@and large nails were this terrific intermingled among the shells of the Rebels The Ra pana unknown. ANOTHER AND LATER ACCOUNT. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday last the 24 regiment United States Bharpshcoters, Colonei H. A.V. Post commanding, were advanced to the bank of the ay og mors During the whole ¢ Sharpshooters supported our battelies, and did terrible execution among the enemy On Friday afternoon acompany of Rebel cavalry crossed the river neer the center, to the right of the Rappabaoncck Station, the Sharp- shooters dismouating all but four of the whole company. Lieut. Sweetser, of company E, of this reg ment, captured a Rebel Captain, one of the party. Companies E and D of this regiment were acting as as skirmishers, when Lieut. Sweetser saw a dead suddenly apear end disap- = some rushes on the right, and riding that direction, discovered one worthy Rebel Captain taking a cold bath, up to his in ‘water, where he had attempted to hide from our skirmishers He came out when Seen a an of the shelling ¢ but when ordered to FxS aq) ls revolver side arms, he dee! tne ditch rather than surrender them. The 14th Brooglyn or the same brigade (datch’s) were also Sen» as skirmishers during 088 WES more severe— having eightor nine killed, and from fifteen to twenty wounded. The Rebels shot from their guns pieces of rod and railroad tron, broken into small particles, a number of which were ae bar] shooters have now been in the service a Con siderable time, never baving bad much oppor- tunity to d stinguished themselves unt)! duriag the past week. The ‘iment received the pratees of Gens. King and Hatch. Col Post has won the esteem of bis whole command by his the turee days. Their up off the field. The 2d United States brave and gallant conduct. On Friday afternoon Chaplain Barber of this Tegiment was surrounded by five of the Rebeis, and bravely fought bis way through them: During the engagement he is reported to have sbot four or five of the Rebels. is not the ”? as he has for some time been called “The Pighting Chap- first time that he has shown “pluck. lain.” MORE BRILLIANT CAVALRY CH. is unknown. About four e’clock in the afternoon the Ist New covering the le movement of the Harris Cavalry, checked leading squad- Tous of the egemy oy their skirmishers aione, the dust caused by the rebeis charging rising insuch see our skir- talahers, while their leading squgdrons went down as one man. A desperate hand-to-hand Jersey, Queatitics that they were unab! Sghi then ensued, in which the commadd! officer of the rebel cavalry was shot by fone Colonel Karge, of the ist New Jersey Cavalry. The rebel wes seen to fall, After chrrging through the enemy they found that their reserves bad been used to fupport the i trie Cavniry, end were then compelled io dash ough the woods withou! forming .nto tine tae other side Lieut. Col. Karge,with Adjutant ‘Land two or taree men, surprised « p uty e revels end ebarged them, driving teem s into (he woods. While retreating a pietol Bred by cauc of the party, the ball Shing in the leg of Lieut. Col Rates. While ‘egiment was retrepting, « wide ditch being Cbenimng : ing Sait [D7 Sincte eopies (in wrappers) can be pre’ WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1862. NE. 2,968 | sted st the counter, immotiatety after he tases TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. EDUCATIONAL. Southern News. Mempnis, Aug. 27.—The Grenada Appeal of the 2lat says: The British steamer Race touched at Charleston, 8. C., leaving dis) foreign consuls there, and tben safled southward. arrel between Gen. Bragg and the ksburg papers is progressing, and along correspondence is taking place between them, which is published. A manufactory for Colt’s revolvers has been in their course, between forty and fifty of treir r it, floundered to nd them, and before they could check their horses, unable to saw bow matters sto hoises, plunged in after them. AN ARTILLB3Y DU | ON THE FOURTH DAY. On Saturday there was en artillery duel all along the opposing linea. at our center, and the firing extended not only up the river towards Sigel, ralroad® bridge, where we eccupied two bills It had been raining the evening before, and rained ail night, and the red waters ot IS MARY P. DENCAN WILL RESUM her Bchso', Me, 91 India aarvenne, on Mo day, ‘© oper 7-h MI33 MARY Resume the cu'i-s of her School on be-wen Maezachusetts evenue ordar, Sept.3st, ae 25-72" tcbea for the The ball was cpened but down toward the Eleventh street, across the river and M s:ree:,on M TEE WEEKLY STAR. Whisexcelext Femily and News J9maa -ton' | teiming « greater variely ef lateresting reading | Dea oan be found in any others published on | Friday morning. TEENS Cash, Goveriably, im advenes. Single COPY, POT ERREM..ccocccscesSl OF Five COp'eS .00+-concesessesccsces 4 75 > BOP COPS. srerreecersceresscescens 9 OO Twenty-Rve Copies -...0.ccceseees 8 OF It ovarlably contains the “Washington News’ ‘hai cas made The Detiy Ewoning Stor eireulate & generally throughout the country. | ofthe paper. Price—THREE CENTS. OFFi¢iani ProOPosats FOR OAT. HE MISSES KOONE’S SEMINARY Will Durer Qrancmayieran’s Orr 2 EPAREMENT OF STATE, ba reopened, 460 WD atrest, gare es WasHineton, August 15. ise2 | W asnineron, January 85, 1968. SxaLRp Proposes will be reosived at this fice Wae Seerctary of State will pereafter receive until Friday, the in cay of August Fook | My ie fartiabing the Government wite (iee,sea) | Memabers of Congress on busines on Saturdays, one hundre ouss ushers of te o 2 re fret pest Fue Uate to de of ® good merchantable quality, | ROROAE With Saturdny, the * Put no in bags of abouttwe month. shels exch. Uats will be reosived by weigit, at (32) thir? 7 AM BH. SEW, two pounds to the bushel) ” =| __ aaa a eee ‘acks to be furnisned without extra charge to | — the @: ya 25 lw DOUGLA! started at Macon, Ga. The Vicksburg Whig says that Federal gun- boats have taken away six heavy unmounted cannon from Marquas Bluff, on the Yazoo river. Rumors from secession sources state that the Federal gunboats bad also captured a s:eamer near Miliiken’s Bend, laden with 500 stand of arms, and that these arms were destined for Gea. Hiadman’s forces at Little Rock. of the Rappabsnnock had so 84 awey the bridye above Burne’ debris lodged azainst the lower one in such eat danger its being 2ced position had be- come very insecure, and tt was accordingly deter- ‘Tbe movement was exe- Matthews’s and Thomp- son’s batteries, supported by the 12th and 13th Massachusetts and ilth Pennsylvania, were safe- ly withdrawn to this side of the river, while a company of Pennsylvania riflemen and a section of Mattews’s guns held the position until the lnat man and last gun was safely brought over. ositions were taken on this side, from Which the old ones could be enflladed, and on the in strong force a terrific cannon- upon them by Matthews’, Ball’s, Thompson’s sud L*ppier’s batteries, of Ricketts’ division, which caused Everyattemot to planta eminences were repulsed with great slaughter, and the enemy were fairy driven back to the len as to carry tts Ford, and the that there was Mouday, the let « Septembor ? an Beer? et oy Of Senter carried away. —— THE MI3SE3 BALL'S Exsroizes comme mined to abandon son Septemter Ist,at 179 cuted in perfect order and@ ate. ‘ Rebels Kepubsed at Fort Donelson. Fort Dontieon, Tenn., Aug. 26.—Fort Don- by Wood ward’s jut they were re- Coionel Lowe, of the elson was attscke u’s band of rebels, pulsed with heavy loss. Sih lowa Cavalry. who arrived with reinforce- ments efter the rebels were driven off, started with four compantes this morning in pursuit of them, and came up with the enemy seven miles from here, on the road to Clarkeville. strougly posted, with men in ambush. After half an hour’sa fighting the enem their cannon. OWN, D.C. Mas. Gan’L Wists, Principal, The duties ef this Institution will be resumed on day, St. « oontinuanee cf public patronagé iz resportuliy rolicited, au 2 2w Senn uch hea, aisha dt. ORKOMIO COLLEGE PrezevitLe, NEAR BattiMor™. rebels appearin: teat loss to the enemy nttery on the abandoned of September. Aciiess retreated, leaving oss was two killed rmment. ~ Ny TO BUILDERS = RitTExgous* ACADEMY, : Delivery to be made in the city ef Washington, SeaLen PREPOSALS Will be reserved unttl Indian« avenue, near Third st, vine (30) twenty days from the date of the con- | '2 oc ook mw, one am or of Aw a or i 9 Cnlsrgiag the Nort eet Kxoouive 2 ‘The next Acsdemio Year wil commencs cn | tac PROPOSALS. (war Dspartment J — if ips. £08 801 rproifications can be examined from Set. Fe 1 Cf his montn, between the bours af 98 m, .st room’ of Joha Potts, Beq, Obiet Department, ‘cra wil sta’et ce cme by whiok they propese tuldng un ‘er roof again, and the ime her wii! ev» plete whole work. in be eomsiuered ae ‘Tho full name and Post Urfice addross of the bid- der must appear in the pro 1. if bid 1s made in the name of ® firm the names of ail the parties must iaepear or tae bid will b* or ena as the individel proposal of the paitoc: iz) roposals from disloyal parties wll mot be eon- SELECT SCHOOL. English Branches and C03! w sidered, 3nd aN OAT OF ALLEGIANCE MUST ACcoM- | *Warding the contrac: t.me will ¥ maoDey phlegm eg he ar of: *iproposaia mum oe addressed to Col. D. 5 TO} is Mua De DD. ER. ane i} Army, Wwaokinneen B. snd enlorsed “Proposais for Enlarging W: 01 “Proposals cn’? Seed sees. Mt ee ccrkt te veervel be reject any bid GUARANTEE. Sny cause t #ha!l not be deemed for the eee, ou fw) gto’ to Gill the Sontrect, tue Government to nRoospt should it be awa: to him, must be rants aaa, oR ft by two responsible persons, whose signatures must PSorosals FoR LuMBes. be appended to the gusrantee, ewe i Deport QuARTERMAETER’S Ovrict, sason pena on Moncey, the heat day | q Bue fOMPORNINLT Of the guarantors mest be ronal commer Were, ¢ Rev, E.Q. 8. WALDRON saresi Pistrict Court or of the United States Washinoron DU. Aug Pikesvile, Md, istriet Attorney, Pearen PaRoPosals will be woods when I left the ground. The topography of the ground about the raifl- is most favorable fur defendin ik. there being on that side a chein of hillocks stretching away toward Warrenton Springs. Atthe opposite shore there are two of these eminences, a levei plain beyond, bounded In the edge of these woods the rebel infantry could be seen all Friday, and once in a while squads of their mounted videites would ride out from cover and reconaoltre us until driven back by shot cr shell from our batteries. and eighteen wounded. Colonel Lowe’s forces, MERSON [NSPITUBE. not being sutticient to continue the pursuit, re- one Hd street, between 12th and 13th strests. SICAL ANO MA'SREMATI- G8U0L FUR BOYS. The oxerciase of this choo! wiil be resumed on the first cay of Bertember. For information call at 360 K street, Franklin me or addre:s ee SELECT, CLAS A Train Attacked ay Destroyed by Guer- Cuicaco, Aug. 27.—A apeciai dispatch from Trivune of this city, dated on Satur- that a train of cwrs on the Memphis and Charleston railroad, when three miles be- yond Courtland, was attacked by a band of guer- iilas, numbering 400, who destroyed the train, which was iu charve of a detachment of the 42d Itlinols regiment. Eight rebels were killed. The Federal losa was two wounded and two missing. by thick woods (fotel Principal. U THE : NION FEMALE ACADEMY! Irs FAIRTEENTH ACADEMIC YEAR CAPED INTO CANADA.—A corres- Pondent of the New York Tribune writes - Locxrort, August 22 —A distinguished and influential rebel bas probably succeeded In pass- through the big and little mestes of our ice nets to Canada, and a safe outlet to Eng- nd. Ona Wednessay evening 2 ragged and man walked to the yaie of the Suspension ge, and requested permission to cross. said that he was a Canadian, that he bad come over to the States to get work, that he w charged from bis place on account of the d of the times, and that he was out of money ahd desired to yet back to his fricuds for the sheer support of life. The gate was opened to im. azier a parley that satistied the officer tha‘ Wayfarer was as loyal a subject us destitut: Great War Meeting at New York. » August 27.—The 69:h Regiment, with General Corcoran, arrived here this after- noon at four o’clock, and were received by thou- greatest enthusiasm marched through the Park, where the mass war meeting to encourage recruitin; thence to the armory, followed z. Most of the principal stores in the clty osed this afternoon, to enable their em- s to attend the war meeting. Reo* MILL ete Sy BLLICUEE’S Howard County, Md, The exerciees of thia listitution will be resumed roptewber Kor pa.tioulars @pp! to the Iireetor of tae Inatitate. au 14 tee; ROUKEVILLE ACADEMY, . MONTGOMERY Counrr, Mp. he next ssezion of this inastitetion wil! com- ptomber ist. For catalogues at Biookerilie, PRETLY ‘was going on; vy an immense ence on Monday address the Prinot| ———_—_—_______ Depertura of G. N. Saunders fer Europe, Hovsce, Niagara Falls, Tueaday, Phe gentleman supposed to be Wm. L. Yancey, who arrived here the’ other day ina very deep disguise, was not Mr. Yancey, but the redoubtable George N. Saunders, to be a bearer of dispatches from the rebel Mr. Saunders sailed in Jura, which sailed on Saturda’ from Q xebec for Liverpool. He left Richmon HEGARAY INSTIFY 3K. The man walked straight to the Ci and into the office t entered bis name In initials, “Dixie.” Shires, wirhiny to get ri tained him as he turned from the book, and said that he did not allow strangers to register them- selves in that way, and that he must enter his name in full or leave the house. head, of Ky., cme into the ottice ut the Instant, and the seedy tramper stepped right up to him and whispered in his ear. topishinent, the Governor shook him warmly by the band, and in turn whispered to a number of other secesh rebels in the room. The stranger was surrounded and welcomed With the wartnest demonstrations of the wealthiest of the Soutkerners stepped up to Shires and told him te vive “the gentlenan”’ a large room, that “it was all righ’, and the crowd, In great excitement and unfeigned joy, marched up staire with the distinguished fugitive. 1627 and 1529 Sprucs st.. Philadeipiia, ‘Bho rez ular i heong Cpt aero! embraces the 8nd all the branches which con- 4 ng ken in the fustitute {tis the cbyect of rticuisr attention, and is taught from the redi ments to tho highest couree of literature and ecm- orition. The echoiastic year commences Ssptem- er 1bth and closes July Ist, Circulars, &c.. be obtained from Madame 0)”: e:pal of Cheesray Institute. 5 u nment to Europe. Pare at is ix Gov Mere- ee The Drait Pestpaned in Pennsylvania, Hagniepere, Aug. 27 —Orders have been is- sued postponing the dreft till the 15th of Sep; tember, till which time recruits will be received for new regiments now tn the fleld. Volunteers for accepted regiments not yet full will be ra. ceived till the Ist of September, but without gov- ernment bounty or advanced pay to those re- cruits received after the date Electrified with as- DISTKICT OF COLUMBIA VOLUNIEERS, A Splendid Opportunity is Offered to those who wish to join this crack Regument. A FEW MORE MEN ARE WANTED ‘Fo bring it vp to the maximum required by law, SECOND REGIMENT AR Sr Morgan’s Depredatiens in K Lovisvitts, August 27.—The Journal learns that fifty of Morgao’s men went to Scottsville on Monday and made severz! arrests. They carried off a large quantity of goods from several storee, leaving in the afternoon and promising to return that night with their whole force. There is great excitement at Giasgow Morgan is reported still at Harteville with 2.000 men. “Locks,’? in expressing doubt, | our Buffalo correspondent, who seems to have jumped to the conclusivn that this vagabond Se- We believe that we are able to say with some authority thitit is not Yancey, but one whoee abandonment of the South at this moment is much inore significant than the arrivsl of Yancey in Canada en route for Europe would be. —Ed. Tribuns. cessionist is Yan Disceuraging Enlistments. .J., Aug. 26.—By an order from Washivgton, Kugler and Wright, now ;risoners in Burlington county jail, for discouraging en- listments tn Hunterdon couuty, in this State, are to be removed to the Washington city prison, to be trled by a military commission. Who may Enl:st v.11 be provided for by the War Committes of the city, dur.ng the continu- (7 The &t. Petersburg Journal still asserts that the Russian Cabinet desires to see the present ccnflict ended by prudent and bonorable com- promise, but does not wish to see the country dl- vided, HANDSOME BOUNTIES Broto be given to all wio enlist: By the Gevernment,(part of which will be _ = By the Cerporatien. wma S08 ihent os, One month’s pay in advance... Bounty. Fee. —-.. -—_- __. —__. UD~ Capt. Henry C. Flagg, of the U. 8. Navy, and late executive cficer on board the recelving North Carolina, @ied on Friday last, at bis residence, in Jamestown, N.Y. U5 The tox paid to the British government by the British and Irish dre insurance companies, last year, was £1,611,000. UJ" Chicago seeme to be the banner city. enrolled 80u three years’ men in oue day, last From Sau Fi Aug. 25—The French cor- gunsand 250.nen, having y crulsed to Mazatlan and Acapulco, has SCO, vette Galethe, of 26 Fotal Call immediat-ly at ths Reoruiting Stati: coraer Penneyivag curper lars. CAPT. J. R. HaRROVER, LiEVE. CHAx-C. WEEVEN, ‘Trade from first hands is exceedingly quiet. There 1s a modera’e Jobbing trade. The Irieh Regiment at Buffalo. BurraLo, August 26 —The Irish regiment re- cruiting here by Colonel McMahon has been as- signed to General Corcoran’s brigade. innock Bridge on the Orange and Alexsndiia Railroad was blown up and de- stroyed, after Hartsuff’s Brigade had passed over. ‘Taey were on the other side, su; porting Captain Matthews’ First Pennsylvania Battery, when the whole was recalled and the bridze destroyed. ‘The reason of this was that the late heavy rains had caused a freshet, and that the bridge moved slightly during the night. About 4 o'clock in the afternoon Bring commenced, and lasted untli dark, with what resuit to either party is ‘Sh Office, corner C and jth streets. aren ” CAPT. t SPECIAL NOTICES. —-—__ pprorusars FOR WOOD AND COAL. Post Orvice DeraRTMENT. Waskineron, August 18, 1862. SEALtD PRoPosaLs wil be 1eceived at this De- ment untii 52 golcek Ke. on Menday, the let of Sepisaiber. for fur 450 tons (2,240 lbs., to the ton) of the best hard soul, furnace s1z6 sh, same sige 300 cords best Gak Wood. and 20 cords bost Baxers’ Pine. Qne half of wish, 2th of September and the ee as soon there- after as proparaiious can be made to receive it. [Correspondence of the Associated Press.) Fortsuss Monrog, Aug. 26.—The steanshi Daniel Wevster arrived bere this mornin, The transport Elm City has been discharged from government service, and oes to New York to be repaired. ‘There have been no disasters yet heard of re- sulting from the recent ‘storm, which is now Susiness here has resumed ts wonted ac- Way is it that Cristadora’s Hair Dye ws the best ta the world ? Because eminent chemists say so ! Because it contains ne caustic compounds } Becavse it wears longer than any other ! Because it operates instantaneously / Because it does not stain the skin ! 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Price 50 cents, $1 and €2 per bottle, according be entertained unless the most sat- tory evidenos can bo fernished of the relia- id loyalty of the partics, ‘ayments wil, be made without unreasorable Samples of the Coal proposed to be furnished must, be submitted to the muperintendent before the Int of September. : Proposals to be addressed to the Dieeine Clork of the Post Uffice Department, and endor: “Propoeals for Woouxnd Coal.” gulststawtsep! VU ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, Cash paid for oid Corgressiona' Dooumsnts, Pat- ent Uffice Reports,old Post Uffice Blanks, phiets, Newspsper Circalars and old Doci The Times continues to give a gloomy picture of American affairs. There is, accordin, view, no likelihood of a termination of the war by ordinary causes, the only chance of peace be- ing a sudden and unexpected interference of common sense. The Morniag Post regards drafting as an issue in which failure would be ruin—certain and de- YLVANIA Kovuts, via Baltimore & to the North and West —Two trains leave Washington datly and one on Sun- —qaick time—low fare aud sure connections. tickets sold throug tates. For tickets and further information apply at the office of Great Pennsylvania Route, no:th- east corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth st., Waabington. Office open from 5 a. m. until 9p. m.; on Sundays from 2 to 4 p. m. E. O. Norton, Agent. Barcurton’s Hatz Dre Tae best in the World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Halr Dye produces a color not to be distinguished from na- ture—warranted not to injure the Hair in thejleast; remedies the il] effects of bad dyes, and invigor- ates the Mair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Haw instantly turns a splendid Black-or Brown, leav- ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c. UP The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. Barex- BLOR, on the four sides of snch dex. actory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, m3%7-ly (Late233 Broadway p bi knew nothing about them, or in fict anything since his horse was shot under him. Itis supposed he turew them into hat _Eeverament The Datly News attacks Earl Russell’s responre to Mr. Seward as inconsistent with di It argues that after Mr. k unparalleled insult to Northerners before the Prime Minister at Sheffield, the less said about hostile demonstrations the better. The Army and Navy Gazette regards the mili- tary prospects of the South as less hopeful, and thinks they sLould be making offensive demon- strations before the new Northern levies are brought into the field. The New York corres charges the North with a says that !fsomesignal humiliation befell McClel- lan or Pope, ths independence of the South would Front’s D st, and Pa, @v,, bet 11th and 12th sts, FOR LADIES AND @ENPLEMEN, Are now open and ready for all persone who de- fence on Cold, Shower, Steam, Vapor and Med- At great expense these Baths have been fitted up to meet @ want long feit in this city, and we now offer to tne citizens of Washington as fine & suite nF eoms as ever opened to any public in States, All Bre invited to osll and see for themselves. ndent of the Times oss of enthusiasm, and or made no speech at the fete. National Guard on the 14th, the first time since the coup d'etat. The Patrie thinks that after the French occupy the city of Mexico Spain may propose to again place the Mexican question on the basis of the London covention The Times has an editorial combatting and de- nying all Mr. Seward’s premises in his last dis- patch to Mr. Adams, and dissenting from his conclusions. It reiterates its arguments against any !nterference, and proclaims that England is no obstacle in the way of peace. atacle, it says, ls to be found in those who stim- ulate the passions they ought to allay, and urge on with all thelr might the catastrophe which they clearly foresee, and are yet able to prevent. 30 {7A druggist returned from Richmond, s2 no one can conceive the suffering from the want of medicines. ments, quinine and chloroform cannot be had at any prices. Great efforts to smuggle these arti- cles Scuth are constantly being made. physicians are very much overraxed. i Tae memory of Macaulny was remarkable for its retentiveness. Oue of his biogr=phers says: As an illustration of his powers of memory, he has said (and he was a most unboastful man) that em were lost, he thought that eommitto writing at least all ES AND FIGHT. About ten o’clock on Wednesday morning last the Ist New Jersey Cavalry, Harris Cavalry and lst Khode Isiand —- 7 engered the famous Stuart’s Cavairy, near ly Station, on the other side of the river, driving them back with great lots. Two men of the Harris Cavalry, pames unroown, were mortaliy wounded. The ist lew Jersey lost none in either killed, wound. ed ov miseing. In the ist Rhode [sland the loss VERY SFABLE KEEPERS AND es OTHER BUSINESS MEN. OLDIERS ANDCITIZENS! Raving ealarced ee ini MRS, WREN having served as Matron the iast ear in the Army of the Pouomac, where rhe #2 vou from the hospitals, off-rs he fall. Herr EVER a « One teas 4 ‘ater, and in this tenson iviligo ahou.d travel without ) et. Also,her LUNG » Which saved hundreds in camp trom Consumption last wintsr. For testimonials ses Col, Cone and Lieut. Rooms, 6iat New York it, Lisut Scott, @olutire, Quar ereased foro aay to do all kinds of CAR. The true ob- REPAIRING with the greateat pi ou ‘urify @ pint of up in bottles to suit the pook: y HAM, Cosohmater, PORT By APiicitn staod 374 brat, BULLION BANK! Surgical instri jurgica! Brent gis. t and Pa. avenue, rT) molesannthen c.; redeems ita bills in specie o1 ourre: rat BRACKET: Prov, nar ty 28-1m* KE eN®S, SUPLERS’ TENTS !— T Mssepoee at id Canvass Fents and tia) K°jutane (4 sory do ; Lusut. ju . a Be t. ok rmaster Bilis, iieus. Spencer, Capt wurien ghange 56, Capt. Broo ks, t cae Dexesn, Cash re! Williams, ‘M., besides hucdreds of tt’s Drug Store, opposite Ne: Fi@nklin souse, s & Keatin, tigre nity be on plied, oF depot 445 Di of all ku if Milton’s great he could accu! the first books ef. Sewine Macuwrks Exempt rrom attacH- ecent act of thé New Hampshire Mr. Conn, of Ports- ine belonging to a exempt for attaghment tional Hotel; Ni street; Mart. corner 81 - ; 363 Ps ayegue MENT.—By ar begislature, introduced b' Tacuth, one sewing mac debtor or his family, is ol mesue process, or levy on execution. ‘kK papers say the Coigoran SS ee OOLEN SHAWLS, adapted in styies and fabrio ior early Autuu.n Oar Norther. and Bastern correspondents send Us Lew supplies dally. the @ctual cash standard value, cures, rao SE BS, ¢ who despair of ber Chron Kheumatiam, >0 , Old wloers, Lumors, Henwr, bh aear lise 8, CENCE 8, &O .& ties, Itoh or Te nO ray, Ladies boarded ard atte. ded during oun- finemeat. No, 449 K aireet, betweon 6th and 7t U-1 Brigade ie rapidly £ +O Bidders must be present in person when the bide | “09 SU! a urday, Aagunt the 90th, at 1 M, fordeiveriog in the city of Washin; a or their proposals will not be o coc 8 pout wa the ot Qunitermaster may ‘ah Bonds, in the sumef five thousand dollars, signed | fee! five huncres th and OR LeO) Get Of Lam- by the contractor and both of nia gasrautors. w:! | ° Geek O11 txt aeons orate en Wa be required of the suecess{fal bidder upon signics ne Sone Stl inch) comme Calnaget Wem eo e567 ‘eve 6-4 (1% tach) common Cailinse Az the bond muat socompany the eontract, it ~ Whure Pies? . ¢ is a3. B YOUNG, be jeceasary fo: bidders to have their ponds: sé fort Joist, s br 6, 16 feet long, (Hemlook.) with them, or to have bonds signed in an tion and ready to be produced when the co: ot issigned. Blanks for boncs can be procured upou =e peg poms et this office, either por sonaliy, by letter, or by telograph. Ling J by 4, 12 tee" long, of Guarantes. A ve described to be good mor ie ity of ——— and State of . enbjec’ agent, ap- ot the county of end State Scaell an teacgereat ne Goversment. a6 fot Joist, dy 6,14 feet ong, (Hemiook.: A by 6 12 jest jong, (Hemipok.) ng. 3b 4 16 feet jong, ide.) Uing: 8 by 4, l4 fest long, (do.) commences 1 pointed on the part #f the SEPTEMBER 1ST. oD + do hereby guarantee that is abls su A'l the lumber to be deuvered wuthin twenty- atthe Bookstores. suis ims | {ulfl_@ contract, in socordanoe ents terme of | Give days niter signing the cortract— ter i s POBILION he Proposeie from disloyal parties will Lot be con- accepted, he will at once enter into @ contract ic | pic accordance therewith. ree ~~ ae oath of abless - Should the contract be awarded him we ere prs pared to m6 bis securities, {To this guarantee must be appended the offic: certificate aveve meationed,} t lee, INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &c. The rerponsibility Of the gusrantors must be All Oate ountracted for under th’a advertisemont | chown by the offic] oortifioste of the elerx of the will be rigid'y inspected, aud such @, do not prove rGat Cintrict cou.t, or of the United States Dis- of £001 sound merchantable quality wil be re- } trict Avt mey Payment to be made upen the isti f th = ao yh ds will = a compistion of ths ° + Or their proposals will not be con- contract, or so soon thereafter asthe Depot Quar- | sidered si termaster ehal! be in fande, ‘Tue full name and Post Office address of the bid - any “rem g in the bid or non-conformence | der must appear in the proposal. Frith the terms of this savertiesment, Will ensure | ii ihe ind i meas in tae name of @ firm, the the rejection of the propesai. names of £11 tne pacties must @ppear, or the bit je at the Railroad Depot, or a: id proposal of ey to be od &s the individ, the Governaent Wharves in the city of it. “i _ hipeton. um of five thousand dollars, sis The Desot Quartermaster reserves to himself vr @nd both his guarantors. will be = Tight to, reject any or = mde that be may suocesaiu. bidder epon signing the m.ioo high. § 7 . suJ6ctzau Celonel and Depot ‘Quarterm’r. ane right to rejectanry or all bids that may be ed jou high ss reserved by the + Q asrter- Peercsats FOR OATS AND HAY, — proposis must be Corner of 138 Z, Asst. Qutrtermaster, S. army WasuinsTon, D. Washisgton. 0 C.,aud should be plainly marked fzaLxp PRoposats will be received at this ofiixs | “Prepoea.s for Lumber.” Bnty Friday, tue é:n cay of September, at '2.0’c ock =e Porm of Guarantes, M, for furaishing the @overnmert with (15°.04) + Of the couniy of —— end Ftate of eng hundred and fifty thousand besheis of Cars id ——-, of toe county of —— ard Btste 000, two thousand tons of Hay. d> hereby gueraniee that tm sbie to Bay to de good merohsatsble TimorEy. put up +ia scoordanc® with ths terms of Luss, MAN, A: M., "Principal. ‘UR YOUNG LADIES, guages and Literature, ish and French education, eof the family, and ia cons HERVILLY, in baie Vered Bt (2400) two thousand d that shoaid his pr pounds one? enter tate & Oar: ood merchantable quality, put “4 a Bred the ity up in bags of ado: two bushe!s each uid the contrac: be awarded him we sre pre- Oars will be r oived by weight, at(32) thirty } pared to become his seorrities, two pounds to th bushel. lo lois guarantee must be appeaded the certi6- Frans tobeferr aed without extra charge to the | cxte abore- meontiones.) 0" ‘ou very sp be mundo un the ity of Washingt anno” Capa Gn mB, : NCOL Q - ery nade in the of Washington m2 ‘Ap’aio an 3 UV. 8A. SRE mCe® ENGENTS UNG satel es (25) twenty. fire days from the date of the OPOSALS FOR MULES. Are held out by the National Government, Corpo- Santraet, PROPOSALS. P — ration, and Citizens. Rigs gre a — =) five buntred Dxror gems yt rye or, " os of hay and uy; and 69,000) fit end THE FAMISIES OF MARRIED MEN thousand oe Pagan AJ mie ) Bitty oats Waeninctos, August 1, 1362 and & pronoaitions for-the A and oats may be SEALED PRoPosals Will be received at this 6 same But! Sa*URDaY, Sugust Sth, et 12 o'clock m.. ‘enocef the ware Pay from. ed Pe The full n&me and post office address of the bid- | *housaud Mu-es, to coniorm to the following cer must ear in the proporal. SPSCIPICATIONS, if a by rade in the peme of firm, the} ALL to be(14) fourteen nants cod over tn height. paincs of tis CS must Appoar,or tne bid ALL io be sound serviceable Mules for draught Will be consi: = as the individual proposai of the a. ty signing i roposals will be received for M a Se from disloyal parties will ot be con- | TWO AND UNDER WINE YEARS OLD, and Yor Mules Seed, end en oath of a:legignce must ascompany | ©VER THERE AND WNDEK MINE YRARS OLD. re a. PRO. froposals must bp addressed to Col. D. H. Ruox- Troposs) oless rR, ‘master U. 3, Army, Washington, ve Pit ae ee ginxaisccdes Cisne emt be plainly marxed “Preposa.s ‘for | “*foporals t> be for (600) five hundred and uP 1D, 11 Four ana-a halfa' wards GUARANTEE. y ‘] nems and efice address of te bid- me ROVE PT whe ability of the bidder tefl the contract, | bel ear annme nnd post efloe | A should it be awarded to him must be gi ted ifs oid is made in the name ofa hp aaes by two responsible ns. whose Tiruatures of si! the partrers must ao or wil be a ee ne uaramees. on —— 4 the wid the part- guarantors mu: Rer sign shown by the aficial certificate of Y th oasis from disloyal parties will mot be con- meane Distriee Court or of the Ghited Beates bn oluren, snd in oath of allegiance must @ocom- LD. A. Recruiting Officors, . JK. HAKROVER, Recruiting Officer. = .. | pany exch | esition. iddors must be present in person when the bids | | Proposals be eigrereet to &re Opened, or their iy 3 rere. . OF Proposals wil: not be con oe eee es ~ or Mules,’ ed @uaR. and Sosh'o ee cr The ability of the ttder Gell the sate ining for this Depart- shou.d it be awarded to bim. must be ui the the it, it | by two responeidie persone, w must 7 for biddere'te have therbente: | bs appended to ths cuarautes, men with them, or to have bonds aigned in autici-| Wie ng epee s=> agest be pation ana ready to be luced when the contract | shown by the aft = of the issigned 8B) for bonds be procurea npon | nearest Ihetrict Court, or the United States application being made at this. le - t Attorney. leant. to be delivered by the ay, by letter, of by Lolegraphe nn tee esis A mast hs presext 12 person when the bide FORM OF GUARANTEE, o taentt ean — We, .of the county of Bacon the sum ©! why ‘are, do hereby @ -< the county : a; fila | tors. wiil be roquired fe hy hole eege contre ct, in acco! ce with the ter: if pro- | &PoD signing the -ontract. position, and that, should his proparition “As th i id © bond must Socompany ths contract, 1t wil! ees weed is in te Bttiat oad nL toe cepted, he will at once enter intoa contradt in ac | D¢ omens 2 = a nd one half the oak to be eawed into | COrdance therewitn. Ton and ready to be produced When the sontvact te aes cant me Lite Seana elite ele bermee iit ee ee | atenek Blanks vor vonds ean be proourea Upon ap- In the oeilar, “ iteati this office, eitner = ‘To this guarantee must jd the pitcation being made at _— al is 20 be sivas away inthe bunks.) igen isevesat oMoel) iy, by eka, gg ‘orn of Guarantes. INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &c. ——. and State All Oats and Hay coni for under this ad- = Blea PE wgnee ds of——,and —+~4 vertisement wiil be rigidly inspected, and BB?! of do hereby guarantee that —— is abic Sonat er a merchantabie 3 | {nlflacontract in scoordance with the terms Payment to be made — the completion of the ey pa ——y = ® contract —4 contract, or so soon the: ¢ aa the Depot Quar- | gooordance therewith. termaster shal! be in funds Shoaid the contract be awarded him we are pre- Any informality inthe bid, or non-conforrance to become lus seourties, with the terms of this advertisement, will exsars (To this guarantee muat be appended (he ofisial the rejeotion -f the proposal. cortifinate above-mentioned,) Delivery to b> mave at toe Rai'road Depot, or st “INEP2CTION, DELIVERY, &o, Banos the, Government Wharves, in the citroi}” 91; mies contrasted lor under tis edvertiee- Rhe uartermaster reserves to himerif | MOnt will be eutyect to = rigid insprots end the Tight 8 rejeotany or all bide nat hs mas deee | those not oouformisg to the epcoikestions umexts | too high, »M MUCKER. | Tejcoted. a , lee mustal! bs dely in this olty with- tarot sett ro al em =a ‘auii dtd Colonel axd Depot Quartermaster, ints) eee weeny gt ey tae, bya MERSO Pp__._...... NOTICE. ‘FJ tract, 45 and 27 Ann strect. ROPOBALS from Desiers and Millers are in- |. Parmost to bo made vpon the completion of each New York city. } vited till the 6th dav of Septembe:. 182. for surn- | ovntre rips ns peng me pe Bs the Depot Quar- Hs MEFROPOLIFAN BATH ROOMS, | bhivg Flosr to the Su Department, | tant forme known as N xtra. Any informality tn the bid, or non conformance phumles of thie Flour oan be seen at the Capite! | Witt the terme oftuie adver ‘will ensure Tess Genyoun ¢0 nko = coutznet for 20,000 bar |. fucee mules wil be is warded in lota of (590) five Tels, should however, any n desire to furnish | DUndred eaen, unless the Depot Quartermaster Pay A he wall tthe the precise number aod oom 00 tho inte.est of tbe wovernment to of barrejs in his . a ‘The contractor wil! be roquired tofarnish abort | Phe eo eee ‘er reserves to bimse {the be Sy Ter ape ole pr ey moe a chews Oe rejeckany or a. — CsA reoei’ Les Dol : . > ort t the Government inspecuen, au li-dtsv29 Col. and Depot Quartermaster. made j Noor te te deiner NOTICE, a reer aor ar at = piiroed Depot | Persons Having Weak or Sore Eyes can be u jon, DC. cured by wr.ug ‘ork, (one of the prop: S vas tewr tebe jut in new barre'sand head lined, . BARRON'S EYE SALVZ. nderatands the bathing business in al Government reserves the right to rejecrany D i for sal 369 Twentieth street, between H and Pa. fon Any Proper OBasO. No bids will be received from contractors who NOFICE. have previously failed to oomply with tuelr oon Aur Perecne are iereoy notified thet. from this te, L wal debt tracted 0008 D' Biddere must be presen: in person to respond to by aay porson whatever, wa ese Suthoriged oy ey ‘the oath ofailegianoe must accompany each bid‘ | Washington, D.C. Rt ete ali Piet bids shouid state the names 0: tre menrecton: D.C. Ausset Hf bate interested WHENSE having none bot first class workmen, using none Pi it to be mad Treasury notes. Cc ER, BESS, roses watiot ts arena | BSR EG Sage Eas] PORTO, oenenasey % . C.,and C, WY . Ba Well and promptly would kind 1t to thetr intereat te | endoreed “Proposnls for Flowr? en > G2, Sud Fer anie by . mea cail, rox sieniou Meng OT. mini selon erguasi. Searep PROPOSALS are xpvited till the | _!v23-1m*_188 Levinana ev Washinetoa. Feember. 58, ter ashing the Subsis AVY BLUE FLANNEL—For Army and tence Desartmen: hs onal br toes: Navy msn. @he color Gad qualities oan both ber. At least300 tons of caleroee bein bales, | OE Oe sais marked in pisin fig the remainder need not necessarily be bailed ee = Vike “r BRO. jers must ty hii PertO? | gu 13-108 re. aud Nioth street, _ ota at Wamtagtes. the oupemee (oMForT AND EASE IN ONE MINUTE: ment Cattie Yi ess Bt the corner Beds for Soldiers, 7 i f 6, Bunions, Caliozities, Clad and risin and F: Firms mating bids must state the name of #!i the | Ne iulerged and ointe, arts, ores and dwellings. made to ‘order ities ‘interested. MOLes, and ad Exoresoesess of the F eet, . 4 Flag Fabtory, corner Pe, avenue | bids io, be diestat ts GOL AT EECA I i, | MS,Pece, inslaniaucouny ‘removed witout ibe t, Gclomsation Bulldiag, Wasnlag- | 4. D. O.-and 6,8., 0.8. ‘A..aad endorsed “Pro: | WHtPEL No aB0 Pa ernce tote sen ceed ob an 20 1a’ posals for Hay.” au 22 ss. Consuitstion hours from 8 &. m, to? p, a ANbS OF I IN THE DISTRICT oF | O15 B *SOLUMBIA. SEVEN GOTAVE JRUN PLATE OVER Bare, (1 STRUNG PIAN UL, henceomel jarmers and Meola Bauk of Washington, otis fi carved. Leving been in wi x of Metropolis, ‘he Bullion Bank. | time, Wil Ds sod ate greet seor @ nd the Bullion Pauk | vwoer.in the U. 5. serviog) BBYH orgered —— hie denomination of One Doler and H of. Bo be a9e3 Me Bend Muse up sul-lm* | store. iy 3