Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1862, Page 3

ARR cAI et oni 6 Haat + LOCAL NEWS. AuusrMENts To-ni6nt Forp’s Taxa last night, under very favorabie auspices—a large end appreciative andience witnessing the inttiatory performance. Mr. J. 8. Clarke fully sustained bis high reputa- tion as one of the best comedians on the stage, and was received with tremendous ap- plause. To night will be presented the eccentric and laugbable comedy of “ Married Life,” with Mr Clarke as Mr. Deve. “ My Neighbor’s Wife’? witl concl the performance. Miss Jennie Parker will appear this evening, in corjunction with the briiliant galaxy of star performers an- notnced in our advertising column. CantERsurt Hatt.—Thecomic pahtomime of « Vol-au-vent,”? which waa received last night with much applause, will to-night be repeated. ‘The slready-superior company at Can‘erbury has been augmented by the engagement of Bob Hart, famous in song and dance; |.ew Simmons, un- su as2 banj>ist and Ethiepic comedfar; Bob Butler, the fimous pantomimist. Go see them to-night, and laugh. ACADEMY OF Music —Roeenthal has re-engaged Signore who will daily entertain the paditnss f the Academy, st free concetts, jer e: jon of '* Scbibe: tiade.? 1s pat- tieulutly admired and loudly appiauded. All to be enjoyed while parteking of liquid and solid refreshments. Lapizs’ Sotpisn’s Reviey Assoctation oF THs Fir7H Wann —A month ago the ladies of Capitol Hill formed an association for the relief of the sick and woundrd roldiers in the hospitals of the Fifth Ward. Their efforts to allevizte the sufferings and minister to the wants of the noble men im the service of their country have been mos generously secended by the cltiz-nsof the Fifth Ward, by Miss Dix, and by the R-l'ef Associations of the various States haviny acents here for this good work The la of the association have been principally ined to the inmates of the ——— Hospi those of the regimental hospital of the alar 86th New York regiment, on Carroll’s Hill. Surgeons JS. Jemieson, of the S6:h New York, and Drs. Yundt and Heinds, in attendence at Casparis Hospital, praise for unceasing endeavors to te the suff! of the sick under their cate. The receipis in cash for the first month amounted to $55, besides the regular contribution | of 25 cents month from of the ladies of the association, poring Sb present about one buadred. The ex; \ve amounted during tne month toa of $19, mainiy for fresh veg- etables, poultry, meats, butter, eggs, flour, &c. As there ie a prospect of ha shortly a large addition to the sick and wou in our bospi- tals, this association ask the liberal to aid them The association will use their utmost endeavors to see ing entrusted to their care applied — ‘best advantage for the comfort of our brave soldiers. The veual meetings of the society take place Friday sfternoon at 5 o’clock, in the hallcf the Columbia Engine-house, New Jersey avenue. The collectors are Miss Slater, Miss Waeatly, Miss Thomas, and Mrs. Brashears. PremepiraTgsp AssavLtr —Yesterday morning, Jobn Holoran was arrested by officer Crown on the charge of using threats of violence to James Muloney, and he was taken before Justice Clay- ton, who, after hearing the evidence, wes zbout to held him to bail to keep the peace, but they talked matters over, and at Muloney’s request the charge was dismissed, and the parties Ictt the oftice. Later in the day they met again near the avenue, and Muloney, at Holoran’s invitation, went with bim to house,on L street near Second. After they hi at the house rome time Muloney started’ we, when Holoran asked why he had hi ) arrested. After a few other words bad Holoran seized a Dilly aad struck him five or six times over the head, knocking him down, and then jumned on him and beat him with his fists. Officer Pendle hearing the cry of “ murder” hastened to the house, and there found Holoran beating Muloney, and he immediately arrested him and took him before Justice Clayton. A young man nsmed Roacb, hearing of the affair, hel; Muloney to the jastice’s office, he being y able to walk; end after the evidence was beard, he was rent home in aearriage. The Justice committed Hoi- eran to jai! until the extent of Muloney’s Ipju:tes (an be ascertained. Holoren stated thati: was coming to a pretty pass if a man had to stond en insult in his own house, which was hie castle. FountH warp Station Caszs—Before Justice Walter.—_Abretam Brown, James Harney, Pat- Tick Cavanauzh, Tom Norris, drunk end disor- derly; tur over to the military. Micbaeci Keily, selling lNquor to soldiers; do: for pro- fanity; fined $2: for disorderiy conduct; held in defau:t of bail for | reser R. J. Bebac, passin; counterfeit money; dismissed. Wm Woodward, fighting; fined 82. W. Ruliman, creating nui sance; dismissed. Wm. Craft, drunk; do Jo Conner, disorderly, fined $1 Jerry Quick, drunk; dism'ssed. John Herlihy, drunk and disorderly; fined $3 (4. JamesSmitb, disorderly; do Charles Brown, do; do. Thomas McNany, do.; do. Wi ‘ones, drunk; do. Jeremiah Kiehe a tur over to the military. Dr. Conrad, dru fined $3.91. Wm. Smith, fighting; do. $.0 Grorcstown Grain Manxet.—The fiour market is frm, with sales of super at 5 50 to $5- 75, and 6 te $6 50, asin quality, forextra. Whi in fair demand at $1 30 to $1 32 for red and $1 to 1 40 for wi and $1 59 to 1 60 for family fue wheat. The es of wheat are increasing, the trade by being pretty good, and the re- —— as also fair. orn ioues scarce apd in demand, and prices are equal to Baltimore figures. Good ‘white fetches 65 to 68 cents readily, same as last week; yellow 6:67 cts. per bushel. Oats con- tinue in demand also, at 47 to 50 cents for new, and 55 to58 for good cid. So was the oats crop in this section, on both the Maryland and Virginia shore, that many fields were not cut by At THe Barrie ngar Savaoe Station, onthe ‘30th of June last, private W'll‘am Hall, of the 63d Regiment New York Volunteers, who was ens se teen lying on Son Sold Randed to Coptain William T ical Enui- neers, volunteer service. five dollars, for safe keeping. Captain Heine ws a short time ‘ds captured by the ist Vii ia Cavairy, aged to heap ale private Hall's money It any to vate 1s money an officer of the 634 or other parties Know Hall's Wwoereabouts, they will please address Captain Heine, at Fortress Monroe. In the event of Hall's not being found, it is cS to put the money in the bouaty fund of the 63d. Poutex.—The Third Ward patrolmen reported yesterday—J R. Hicks, huckstering without li- cense; costs, 53 cents W. H. White, do 3 dis- missed. Jeremiah Karny, nuisance; 55 cents costa. Pst’ Driteol, do.; do ,—by Justice Clay- ton. E pene carrying concealed weapons; ui disminecd—by Justice Walter. Peter Maner, fear and profane; fined $2. Henry Kook, do; alte Fourth Ward patrolmen bell aves o) mith, trespass; dism'ssed. Holioraa, do.; fora hearin; 3 seult and hi —by Mas. Lincotn Amone tux Sicx.—Among the many ladies who visit our sick soldiers with cheerful words and kind offices, none are more Indefatigabie than Mrs. Li: She lay Visited the Odd Fellows’ Hall Hospital, Navy Yard, much to the rare yp ng sufferers there, and kindly ministered to their wants in ‘Various wa apents 3 some Ses ths Her visit will locg be - jonation Her visit w! remem. bDered by the invalids. AzBival oy ContRazanps.—Since the rebel about one hundred centrabands city from that sectlon—some of them on foot and others in wagons or en horse- back. A party consisting of twenty-seven, of ail ae came down ina cart yester- > Poeneeabe by —— oxen, which — turned over Comm! Department beef The Aquia Creek hat arrived yesterday efter- noon, bringing up about one hundred contrabands from the neigoborhood of Fredericksburg, who cttracted co: bie attention as they trudged @ut to the contraband quarters on nerth Tweifth street. Garovanr’s THzatEx (the New National) opens on Saturday night, Aug. 20, with « splendid array of dramatic talent, embracing among others John bE. Owens, Dan Setchell, Ben Rogers, Miss Susan Denin, Miss Kate Denin, Miss Sophy Gim- ber, Sirs. G. C. Germon, and other promineat performers and Washington favorites. The en- inment for the opening night will consist of the ‘Victims’ and “Forty Winks,” wherein Mr. Owens, Miss Kate Denin, and other perform- ers of merit will appear. Orr Wirn Tar ‘The miserable apologies for officers, who loaf about our botels, or so un- blusningly satater about our streets tog the paiuted Jezebels with which the city is stocked, should either be sent to their commands in douple-quick time, or should have their shoulder straps stripped frem them. Tainp Wazv Station Casms—Before Justice Clayton —Edward Rodway, Chas Wie Geo. Lewis, disorderly gathering; fined $2 50 each. Jos. Monneit!, drunk; dismissed Francis Spen- a — pe a military. Patrick 8, aesault; do. Sheldon, nuisance; fined $158 By i Aaconp Wagd Sration Caszs— Be: “rh —Winh Bruce, disorderly; fo: ik ty,do; do. W. Williams, drunk; turned to the military. John Carberry, do.; for sival or Recxvrrs.—Yesterday and last about 450 recruits for various regiments J) and to-day they are belng sent forward. Trt HorPitats —Editor S:ar: I solicit a brief fprce in the columns of your journal for a few humane suggestions, which, | think, if listened to by those who possess the power of carrying nt, will prove of substantial benefit k and wounded volunteers in our . In my 'v visits to the military hos- pital, Armory Squ2r’, under the skillful ard gen- lemanly charge of Dr. Bliss, [ have noticed a pew nnd decid-d4 tmprovement Intreduced there for the better comfort and yreater quiet of cur Invelid scldie A email red flag is effixed to the bed of every patient In each ward, whee condition is considered dangerous or critical. This new and simple device basa two fold effect. In the first place it guarantees to the sick or wounded soldier security from intrusive atten- tions and coricus Interrogations on the part of visitors. J mean no disreapect to our fellow-citt- zens who, I am eatisfied, Lave no other object in view In visiting the hospitals but the alleviation of the miser!-s ard the relief of the sufferings of the brave men who bave fetizbt and bied for the defense of cur good old flag and its traditio al glories. But, at the same time, it fs quite ob- vious. that each bespital contains few or more patients who, in certain stages of their illness Tequire mere the «kil! of the physician avd the untiring vigilam e of the resident nurses than the kindnesses and attections of visitors. In the sec- ond piace, tue minister of religion, whim duty or charity may p-ompt to visit our hospitals, cra discover ata g!-nce, when he enters each ward, where his setvic‘s are most needed. Thus he Is spard the labor—too often a fruitless one—of searching out iucse of the sick who require his immediate ministerial aitention. " I have likewise observed in our hospitals that a Iabel or card, Inscrib-d with the name, regi- ment, compary. ir jury or disease of each Invalid, is suspended over the bed of every sick or wounded soldier. {could not help noticing one most important om!ssion. The religion of the soldier ix in no case mentioned on the card or label to which I refer How easy it would be for those whose duty it is to secure the above information, to inquire also of the religion of each soldier, that it may be aaded tothe rest. If ih's simple means of ascer- taining the belief of each soldier were employed, when first received in the hospitals, many a noble fellow would descend into an honorable grave strengthened and cheered by the blessings of his religion, wic, under the present system, owing to the aggravated nature either of nis wound or @isense, is unable, when the minister of religion cémes to him. to declare nis religious beitef. This is the case especialy with our Catholic sick and wounded. Would it not be well, therefore, that, for the above reasons, the inttle red flag, and the addition of the name of tue religion of each soldier added to the card that bangs over his bed, be adopted in all our military bor pitals. W ith the greatest respect and purest Intentions I éffer the above suggestions to the proper author. ities. Yours respectfully, Civgs. Pottce Matrers.—First Precinct —E. Wood, fast driving over bridye; $358. John Wilson, do ; postvoned for further bearing. Third Precint —M. Behrend, John Coban and Morris Finn, peidiing without license; $20 50. Jobn Kayser, selling on Sunday; dismissed.” Mrs Purnetis, disorderly; $10 44. Owen Gorman, Pat. Fianagan, do.; $2 44cach. Herrod Jackson, do ; 82. od a Fourth Precinct.—W. Burris, drunk and disor- derly; turned ever to gue'd. P G Carrico, do ; $1.75 John Foley, do.; $2. James Fox, drunk; workhouse Eighth Precinct.—Thomes Moon, Ma Haye, disorderly; dismissed. Bnoch Ann ayner, larceny; do. R. benkert, druak and disorderly; turned over to military. Mrs. M. Kelly, do; $1 91. Ninth Precinct —John Murphy, drunk; taken to barracks Tenth Precinct —W. Grav, disorderly; turned over ‘o military. E. O’Brien, O. McFarlan, B F.tzgeraid, Grunk; do. Jobu Jones, T. Kelly, Andrew McGowen, W. Harrison, asleep tn the street; do. T. Meltimon, do.; taken to navy yard. Pockxet-Picki AND ARRESTS. — Yesterday afternoon, as the five o'clock train was about leaving, a soldier standing in the depot bad his pocket relieved of thirty five dollars. He atonce made his loss Known to officer Conway, who arrested three pe 8 who have been loafing about the depot in a suspicious manner for some time past. and took them before Justice Ferguson, whocommitied them to jail fora further hearing. A sum of money corresponding with the soldier's was found on ove of them. They gave their names as Join Farley, J. A. Logare and C. E. Graves. A STRANGER, apparently sick, was taken yes- terday to the Fourth Ward station hous, where he acted as thouch deranged. After an apparent recovery be was set at larve, but was last night taken back, being found drank and noisy. This morniag be acts again as though deranged, and refuses to answer any ques‘lons whatever He is said to be a Dr. Conrad, of Morristown,N.J He will be temporarily retained at the station, where his friends may bear of him. Gonzaoa CotLees.—The literary exerciscs of this lnstitution wi 1 be resumed on Lakeport next, September ist Bes des the reguiar collegiate course, a deparimen’ has been formed intended for such ycut sare not far enough advanced to enter coliege or to it them for business. Ail the higher English branches aretaught. See ad- Vertisement. THE Hosetrars at Farts Cuvrcs have been iscontinued, and the sick and wounded, num- bering about 1,600, removed to an encampment near by, which has been designated as ‘Camp Hammond.” Suriers, call and States Hotel, Pennsyl able and saleable articl: t the bar of the United avenue, a very profit- 1t* Wivss, MoTHEeRs AND SistERs, whose Hus- bands, Sone and Brotaers are serving in the Army, can not put into their knapsacks a more necessary or valuable gift than a few boxes of Holloway’s Piils and Ointment. They insure hea'th even under the exposures ofa soldier's life. Only 45 cents a Box or Pot. 219. ‘Tux [xpian Hab Doctor, from Canada, will deacribe diseases and tell bis patients the nature of their complaints or tllness, without receiving aay information fr.m them. No charge for con- sustation er advice. Office, No. 11 Washingten Buiiding, Penasyivania avenue, corner cf 3eventh street, Washington, D.C. au 25-tf Onz Dotrar) Onz Dotrar!! Onz DotraR!!! Go to the Dollar Store, 433 Penn avenue, near Four-and-a-half street, and see the splendid stock of jewelry aad silver-plated ware, and take your cnolee for one dollarr lw* Szven Hunpnen Votuntgres S cx in CampP! Young men, be warned in time. Supply your- selves with Holloway’s Pills and Ointment. They are guarsntied to cure the worst cases of Sores, Ulcers, Scurvy, Fevers and Bowel Complaints. WAN ee eee ee eee EXOQURSIONS, PIO N1O8, &e. ————————_——— QANTED-A DRVG@ CLERK: ons yavise Oo” UNITED LN THE FIELD AGAIN! ied: ous preferre Aiba Know! fo of the buzin < PAE WANTED A GIR! to do sowing aud esy-tin | a taking care of children. 4 pgly at thesboi eure WART DA HOSWLER Inquire at ths 3 ies. co FLEMING & FOY. ANTED—A BOV at the Star Office He murt be qu‘cy of eppreren:icn. write @ fair! at be ready at figures ani willing to e himee |. usefu. an 29 st WANTED Br s SUFUATIUN ctamberwork. Adi au 29 Itt cl dl aoe Ay ANTED-By syoung man, aSUFUATION n & ere ery fo or fancy eto-e. ot liquor butiness, wo 1#7 07m well recommended Ad- dress’ Wasins ton”? ster Office i &NTED—A BOY, rotover 16 yeas of age, to t-ke oare of rco n of correspondents of the press. Must co ne with gc a! reference for charac tr. Aspy ss Americaa ‘Fe egraph Offive, 432 Pa_svenve. as’! ER WANTED at the Go'ling K A tau sat. 247 a avenue. b-twee iéth J8th (Ons who comes well recommended and deretands his bu-icess will got good wi at ale ri uation beside: @ rood howe. ANTE eod iarily COOK. who can geeisti shing and ironing. Aleo, a rocd NURSE and CH SMEEKMAID Apply to Mra, P¥A¥?ON at Brentwoo! Farm, on Bound at., urxt wost of Keaval Groen, mile from the Capites- ani9 tw* 2? Star Offine, secotadie yount woran. & hid’s rurre and to do tight 8 Box No, 3, Sta. Offise. — OUSE WANTED, furnishe! or un’urpished, Ae ow itty aud Ltt aterets north of ©, 107 small privatofamiir. Rent from toras to eix bua a cl duilsrs Keforerce rnqasstcnab'e. Address Hoye,” WasninEtOn + ont Office, 1) ©. aus St WELL QUALIFG.” AND EXPERI enved andy teacher wil give pra tte (essons 10 tthe krelish Branchss, Masic, & at the pupils’ residences, Addre eorzstown, D.C. au 2 A KEEPECFAKLE, EDUCATED GIRL, who bas heen hwing and brow in a oler- gyman’s family, ¥o.ld like to gota ton jor nares, or chambsrwork, 10: 80 mu2» of cons derstion. ploymens ny Office, 511 Nin avenue. alto, ths test of Servan's wears on hand. (au 28-36) N. H._ MILLER. Bikes, WANED—Wanted, a good Bread Baker (sesond hand) and four good Cake Be- kers. sovoral Boys may find employment. App y Bt 347 © at. between 46 and 6th. au 2 3i* ANTED FO HIRE—-A good COOK. WASHER and IRONER caa hear of a goo aituation and libsral wegss by aselyine immediate o¢t, botween 9th and 1Ctu. Recom ved, By 27 St ANTED—e thorournly experienced NURSE Ww for a child 'wouty menth: Too: Rigble recommended (and no other ne ply) the highest Waces will be given. Apply 0, 202 I strset, stwaen 20h and ist. au 27 3t* ANTED TO KEN T—A _ woll farnished HOUS«& in gcrntral location, not leas than ¥2rooms | Good rent and best +f refereno? give . Address "‘J.,” Box 11, Star Offico, stating lo-at on ani terms au 27 tf V ANTVED—A WOMAN to oook, wash and Iron another to do housework and a MAN to ¢r.va a wegon Apply at W. G BUSEY’S Ariovitural Store, High strest. below Bridge, Georgetown, au 27 3t QWYANTED—A DWELLING HOUSE, ina re- spo abla ne ghborheo:. of meiium ai: ocd repair for which the r-nt will be paid prompt- y ®t th= env ofever mo ta. Any one havi-g sucha} ove6to rent can here a permavent tenant Satifacory fs 6 cee, The advertiser may be found at No. 16, fi st fisor, @ atreet hall, Patent Office biur'dirg auz73* ANT+D ®O REN® OR PURCMAS: neat HOSE containing 8 or 10 rooms; any distance within ene mie frem the Patent (ffice willanswe° Address during the next two we ks, w th particulars of location, terms, &0,P O. Box 662. 8u 26 Iw* WASTRD—s smz]] HOUSE, either furnished or unfarn'sh: d,in some pleasant locality he- hoe ‘orh and 17th sts Address EMILE DU 320 Pa. avenue, Washingtor au 23 WATE D—WOUOLEN RAGS cf every de scription, for which the highest price will be lictiee Cb. SAVAGE’S, 34 and 36 Lee street, more au 23 Im* ANTé:D—Atthe Government Hospital fortne insane, on the Ansoostia Bigots, oppcs:ie the Navy Yard, intelligent »ingie Men toatterd upon patierts, ope Baksr,two Wo-~en to cook aad two to wash. Gocd wages are given. and the situations are ithy, permanent to those who conduct weil, and every way dosirabie. C.H NICHOLS, au 20 16t fintel.& Bepub] Superintensect, Boar? WANTED—A fcontieman in business in the city, ful rmanent board for his wife, and pa strictly privace femily ‘Up with che conveniene: such. Northern peop.e sired north of Pa. ave, Adddress “¥, F,,’, Star Office, stating terms, &o, ‘au 16-:f VSLUNT “ER, AND AVOLD BEING DRAFTED —Wanted, 40 Men to complete a company of the Ist Regt Eas‘ern Virginia, (Sena- tor James F. Close, Coi_ Commanding ) ordered for special service. by the Secretary of War, in the vicinity of Alexandria and the forts ar fash- ington, D. C. soant sy and allowances the same as Ober regiments, shi BOmesnerarotnenee ments to volunteers. wo Drummer rr ted. Rooraiting Office, 3d st... A.C. WIDDICOMBE, Capt. P. O, RILEY, Jat Lisut, au lb te* ye LOOK HERE !—I want every lady in town to bring their flannel, muslin, cambric, &c, and havo it a1 choice cf 5,000 eleg: article of ladiea’ wear. We only charge six cents per width. and are tie only persons in town wio make it an exclusive business. Call at 280% Beferth sree. west, vetween L. and MM ee er> Libarties 7 NUTICE. HOSE In want of Emplo ‘weuld better oailon the new IN OFFICE, No. 611 8th street, (where pay Will be given to first-class Servants.) always applications on nand for good Coozs dressez,Caambermaide, Waiters and 480n. afO wait on tabies in private BANDE wanted. Em- pioyérs in want 0; good help will find it to their ad- vantage to cell, _ N.S. HOUSES wanted, Phe best of tenants can be obtained without charge by applying as N. 3. MILLER, ANTED.—We are now buying SECOND- WwW HAND FURNITORE STOVES and BED- DING, for which we gre paying himuest coving, or @ack prices. Farmilies deoliming hou wing SQ surplus of furniture, will find if ‘taoir te gt) @call. sevminee te Eve DONYZ & GRIFFIER, to 1s-tf Mo. 62 sth et, hate land Kate, ANZED—Every person to Know that | am in Ww the market. ready to pay cosh for all articles inthe houseiurnighing |:ne, ee leaving the oty,or paring asurplus, will do welltecall. R, BUCBLY, 428 Seventh et., ven? H sts, Only 25 cents per box or pot. 218 (oan site) Dealer in New and Secon: -hand Fare MAKHIRD EW AUTHORIZED ra Georgetown, on the 26th instaxt, by fhe. Rev INFAN ERY TACTICS, . * 5 * 53 BELen SKIT tk KC acd on the 26th inmant, URS ARMY aD MILITIAS by the Rev, Mr Uhspman, st the residence of the brive’s persis. BNUCH J. SPALDING to ELEN S RifTus,cidest daugitor of H. @, Hitner-al of Georgeto wi * On tho 231 mrtent. of cone ion, KATE LUBLLE, ivfant daughter of (o!. Janos 'F and Ann b/isa 3, ot Alexanzris, ILIPFARY G@OODS.Et RICH PRESEN ATION SWORDS, SASHES, EPAULEPPES, SHOULDER s‘FRAPS, BELTS, Pp. S8TOLS, SPURS, FIELD GLASSES, and OFFICERS’ REQUISITES of every densription. M, W. GALT & GRO., Jewntimns, au 3 6 _ 364 Penneyly Avenue. Hon, Epwin M. =ranron, Secretary of War, ‘August Lith, 1662. ‘or sale b: > " HUD3ON PAYLOR. Booksel!er and Siationer, 334 Ps. av, au@lw (int., kep. & Chron.) near 9ta st, IDER FOR THE ARMY. A fine article in large quantities will be meee by the 20th Sep.emoe! ux. Parties interested m army suppiies and also rectifiors may asdress the sabacribor at Mariboro , Monmouth county, New for full Colempgiy Cpa y large quan uperior art:cle 0! eky. pe Th. 3. CUNUVER. LACK CRAYE COLLAKS, SUPERIOK Bigvaswins Suisa CRAPES, MOURNING ; & fall soc hora ‘Mou ning handkerohiefs, with all the m Ror requ'sites for pe: Buus in b ack. na price only, the actual cash standard value, aes ieiaerion 3 tod ik implies no obligation to ‘AD inrpection of etuck 1m + ann PienkY @ SRO, purch.se. Pa. avenue and Ninth street. UREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, B A EAsURY DeP-RTMENT, Aug. 21, 1862. Proposals will he received at this office until Monday, the Ist September, at 12 o'clock m., tor the consiraction and putt.ng in p ace cf tron Lat- Spee Gixdews for the roof of the west wing af the reasar Xtopsion. Piscs can xamined an‘ al! details ascertained upon Appiica’ivu at this office . Separate p oposais will ai-0 ps received until the same date jor covering portions of the roof with copper Prop sais must be reparately sealed, and plain'y 2 dor. ©7 on tha envelope **Proposs 8 for tne lroa Kool of We t Wing,” and ‘fi uposals tor Copper Roof o Weat Wing” ISAIAH RUGERS, Engineer in Charge Bu 2i-6t -Teazury Department. BEF HAIR CUTTING, E- D STREP IND SHAVING So Bale DY ‘Whe undersigned begs eave to inform his friends keeps ous ye te Ts ee ir Toute, rior articie of bay seer ‘the use of each een who favors him Ui EY win a call’ No, 388 D ai., bet. 78h ana ath, 8 NOT) 2 ‘iber has just opeped a SALOON Ting peers for the sccomimodation of Jean Lacies. ‘Ladion chiven th = new Saloon very convenient, where ther can al be select 8nd Lave the choicest i108, wakes aud ream for lunch. itis pore reaps re enone Cream is superior to fa.Die ee = F vate room for Ladies and Children, aie Dar@un, 456 Eleventh st., between @ and H. jy 3s OME AGAIN! HE Buildings ai S21 Pounsylvanis avenue, having ‘ been reoulit, the exbsoribe a more convenient y situated, and better thes Job Work, Manu! Pregered to co ell kinds Ware, HousekeepIlg ee and furntiea bd oe i rue @s, Sud | Bing be Kemember, 381 Penn. , south side, near yeh Hw Hy l. GREGORY au 26 10t NOTICE. Tue Copar!nership heretofore existing between Jamas Borcr & G t DWakD HaunsH, is this day disevived. All parties indebted to said firm of Boyce « Herah. are required to make the pay ments to the underaigzed alone, and ali persons having olsime again.t said firm are reeusated to — them to ine undersigued at his office, No. 6 Seound sirect. for settiement JAMES BOYCE, Baltimore, August 22, 1862. N.8B. The undersigred will continue the Coal business a: usvai at No. 36 Secord stroet, in the city of Baltimore, on his own account. Bu 25 lw* JAMES BOYCE, NE™, AND SIMPLIFIED METHOD FOR PlaNO FoxTE AND SINGING. Professor ALt XANDER WOLOWSBKIL, Pi auist and Compoeer, Las returned trom, the London Exhioltion, and cpsns Quurse Tor the riano and Eyegne by hu Now a:d Simpi.fied Method. By Prof. Wolowski’ svatem, & poreon having On:y & slight knowledge of Music will be enabled 1n& very short time to read music With great facility, and execute operatic as Woll as classics! music with rare perfection, to the vooa. part, by uis way of arrives at must ext, sordinary | i les the sin; Voice powe:ful, wud enab! to v ize with facili:y, acouracy and fin ay of cone Prof. Wolowski receives visitor: rom 3 to 4 o’olook p. m., at his reside: ce, No, between E aud F. yf Neots 183 To GIVE NOTICE TSAT THE subscriber hath obtained from the Orphana’ Court of Washington county, in the istrios of Columbus, letiera of admiuistration, with the will @GLexod, oa the sona! estate of Mildred Johoaten, iste of Washington county aforesaid, a having Oiaims against the tuey may otherwise by th day 0 nex! ol be ‘ezaladed row af beneht of the ssid estate. Given under my this 12th day o; August, 18€2. eu 16-waw" AL dnisauseer wy, AY Tenth at., aulé-im she members of the UNITED C7.UB intend g.ving their second grand Piu tlCst fiom sreys & Jnenemsin's, on BUSSDAY EV’ NING, sep ember 24. To <cmmence at20c¢ok in tie evening; to conticue unt! 12 o’clook at nich omit John Nerme, rdward J sine: FOR SALHK AND RINT. EYE REN®F—At No. 460 street, east side, between @ and H sta., comfortable APARP- MENTS, chambers sing!s and with sitting rooms zresent.y farpished. No ohiidren in the Fis tion is oue of the most desirable shiret ja2v-tt R REN T—Two FURNI- HED ROOMS for en'leman nd wife, to board with ® private i EF famiiy, Bt no. 7968, betweea 13% ard Mth family, Bt no. 257 D std ee SOR SALE, ~¥wo three-story trisk HOUSES, Bsr the cernee of Fourth ned. O strecte rortn, wil bo sold on reasonable terms. Inquire of ihe roerieror 8. Pi 59 On ths premizes. J. CROSS a0 59 Iw FIR ST-c s FRMANEN® AND F yracases gs bs obtained in cre of the most h-athy and beatiful! locations in the oS ene 52M enue, * wakof Penne ‘ the Army on, would find a at & moderate ljersint expense. euro —$$ _—__ Piveut, with goad Bondi 12's plea ant loostion, ard ia ® plas ant locstion, nest tha'Cep Soiree no ar Str Offi. _av%8- ft’ Hees: FOR R ‘F—4 ‘argo HUUSE on Sth street. near Patent (ffiss, with wate: A bath, forrent, For parucuars add a ee ke TPRMPERANCI HALL—The Leaso and Fix tu;er of this el7gent establishment will bescli Tr Sanu—a rare chance for a co! hemp .-. : fep'vio J... WANDELL, on the au 2-2t* ing Warhin: ome curing their s:a rtra'oen. mises. 495 SEVENTEENTH SERED s. ) herd-one &oom wil vacunt a . Seventeenth sireet by the firstef September. First- ol ouss, witn & Diook + nd a baf o 7. ano in the most dei als part of the city, eps taken on m-deraie terms. OR RENT—A two-story BRICK STABLE and the Lot on whioh it stands, 2) by 100 feet, stuaied on}, street. betwoen Iith andizth Ap ply to PHOS, 8. NAIRN, at the Drug Store, cor- nerof9*hand Penn #venve. au 27 BR OuSE,tO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE, OR ALL PUGEFAER.—Soven vary neat *ront Rooms, with eve-y convenience for Housekeepitg.—up stairs, 353 C atreet. between 43¢ and 6th. ‘Bu 27 St" 4 RENT—On the tat of September, two well furn:sned RUOM-=, with board. in @ private family. Tho situation is cet a) snd plesesat. Jn- quire at 322 © street, bstweea !2:hand 13th ON ob ection to farri ies. Bu 25 61" OR SaLE—A three-stors BRICK DWELL ING, situated ip the Seventh Ward, on H. be- tween «4 and 6th streats; will be so'd low for cash. Toqzire atthe office of ths Wathington Iron Work, Island. au 2 2w* OR SaLKR—A_ neat three story FRAME HOUSE, 2! feet front, containing nine rooms, celiar, 2nd pseeaee; surrounded by ao pleasant d having the convenience of side and back ailevs. A se.e fine two story F ais HOUSE, 20 feet front, eerie ie Renin grin LOE rner. lio Di eartaie us io De} ents. ‘Tite perteot. ‘Terma cash, o t notes. Apply to the Agent, No. 673 Seve: teenth st, an 19 2w* MFROVED A IMPROVED PRUP- ERSY 4 PRIVATESALE—I have for asraliacd d-eirabie Brick Dwelling House ard totes Maseachusetts avenus, between éth and very valeable corner Lot, near the Rail- road Depot fro~ting 49 feet on New Jersey avenae and 100 feet on the ine of north F. at. a For eras, He. Sa Ply to EDWARD C, DYER 256 Pa. av, between 2th and lath sts, an 14-e06t oR RENS—The THIKAD STORY in oe 271 and 273 Ps, avenus, berween 10th an erow. CU, Inquire of} Oe SCHNEIDER, Brass Founders and Hardware Dealers au 13-colm* UR REN‘P—Neatly furnished ROOMS, with good Hoarding, can be on Pennsyivania at Star Office. au l¢-Im* als lth streets, forinor! avenue. A, bast AND KUUND, 125 EEWABD.—Lost or sto'en, a large POINTER DOG, wh te, spot ted with liver, bean iu'ly ma-ked answe 2 to the rame of A: p-eton. = poy $501 return of the cog, and @i™ acd tional for the thief. ast B.D La Zoli, 459 Tent» et . between i and F, pO Fo-d’s Theater. it* REWAKD—Stra-ed away on Tuesday morni~g, four COWS-a red co wih a smel! white rpot on ner white cow, red pead with crooked hoi with large horne; ali d cow, round her ne k on 8 leather strap, "khe above reward will be ven if returned to M. LONG, Water street, jeorgetown. v ©. gu 59 3t* eS Se $5 REWARKD—Lost on last Sunday mght, ab-ut8¢ ov clock, a black MUL. (male,) abous thirt-en hards higa, got roaron bo.h tides of the reok, froma gollar. ‘Lhe ahove reward wii ba siver if returned to @ street, botween 12th ard 18th, bast Navy Yard. ists? St W. DEGEN. au $5 REWARD.—Lost on Saturday lest, between one and five o’clock p. m, in going bess ak Sta ani 10th,on Pa. avenue. 8 SaFE KEY, No 8,6l',and @ small key attached to it, by @ ateel spring ring. 2he aoove reward wili be ie af returned to this «ffico Qu 27 St” jst 2st $5 REWARL.—Stra-ed awayon Au, e) instant, alight bay MAK, about l¢ or 15 hanas h itu & white star in fore head, and feos down the head and ni 3 With lump on & large ro} ound her with foal. I give the ined to JOYCE or LEN- Bu 25 6t* BOARDING. PPosNisHsn ROOMS, wth or w:thout Board, até48 i street, near seventh Several els- & nt 109s NOW vacant, coommodations sh orli gentlemen, or two Wivos, oan ob.ain good arlimen vard ia a family, with all the comiorts of a bome. in 201 os near the Capitol aud one square from the G.ty raiircad ‘Foere are no ohildren and no boar: era in the hovse, end ony jour wiil be taken Apply at northeast o»rner of Fi st street east and is atroet north, or audreas“*W,A F.,” thro. Post Offics. Ryoms AND BOARD, with a Northern fami- ly, in 8 pleasant locality near the Departments, New house. furviture and rg. A fow fable Boarders accommodated, 446 Bwelfth treet, be- tween G anc H. je %-tm AMERICAN WATCHES FuR SOLDIERS! AT REDUCED PRICES. American Watches for Americans. SHE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice, that they have /atoly issued a new style of Watch, expressly designed for Seldiers ana others who desire 8 gocd Watch at a moderate price These Watches are intended to displace the worthless, cheap Watches of British and Swiss manufacture, with which the country is flooded, and which were never expected to keep time when they were mate, boing refuee manufeoctures, sent to this country, because unsaleable at home, and used here only for jecksying and swindling pur- pores, We offerto sell our Watch, whichis of THE MOST SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE AN ACCURATE AND DURABLE TIME KSEPER, and in Sterling Silver C.ses, Hunting pattern, at as low 8 price as is asked for the trashy Ancres and Lepines of foreign make, already re- ferred to, We have named tho new series of Watohes, WM. ELLERY, Boston, Mass., which name will be found on the plate of every Watch of this man- ufscture, end is.one of our trade marks. Soild by ali respectable Jewelers in the loyal States. Wholesale order: 1d be addressed to ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents ofthe American Watch Company, au 20-1m 182 Broadway, N. Y. M NEW YURK, April 17, 19a, R. H. P9EMKEN, 330 Pa. «venue, Waehington. Dear Siz: We bog to you have b-ught of us are all manufactur. Dc re you tuet the Watches rican Watch Company, Wa'tham. Mase and are warranied ty then to rive entire satiefaction ur lage eitere, we Merreapeotfelly..— eee 01 i § * vONROBBING & Ak PLETUN, Agents of the ‘American Watch Company. A complete asgortment of the Genuine ‘Watobes in Gold and Biver Cases, smal. sizes foe inciee coneran! iy on past aed = male at BE jeweller + BY. ang: aD EMRE e, pomeler, 280 Teer, Pei Genes oye at 113 Péavinus, THREE O CLOOK P.M. LATEST FROM OVER THE RIVER. —_-—___ At noon to-day a considerable force of rebels made their appearance on the hill at Lewlus- burg, twelve miles from Washington and six from the Little Falls bridge. We judge them te be the same party that were seen at Vienna las: evening. THE BATTLE PROGRESSES. Sees iy We have news from the vicinity of Fairfax sta- tion that heavy firing has been going on this morning, apparently in the vicinity of Mansasns, as though the action of yesterday there is still in Progress. This fact inclines us to the belief that the current engagement there is a general one between most of General Pope's army and most of the rebel army. The manner in which most of Jackson's force suddenly disappeared as it were lest evening from the vicinity of the Orange railroad, looks to us like a retrogade movement on J.’s part to aid his own rear until the rebel army corps may be able to get down to support it. We will, bow- ever, probably be in the dark in Wasnington concerning the perticulars of this battle for at least twenty-four hours. THE TWELFTH PENNSYLVANIA CAV- ALRY. We have the following farther particulars ‘n reference to the 12th Pennsylvapia cavalry, which was Sccused of skedaddling recently, in # skir- mish near Manassas. On last Tuesday, August 26, the regiment was ordered away from Manassas against the proteste- tions of the @olonel, to Gainesville, where they encountered two regiments of rebel infantry, end ‘what was supposed to be a brigade of infantry in the woods. The 12th Pennsylvania cut their way through a column which had gotten in their rear, and retreated in order towards Bristow Station, where they were obliged to cut thelr way through another force of rebels. Arrived at Manassas, they found their old camp entirely in rebel possession, and the Federal bat- teries turned against them. Here again the cavalry cut their way through, and went on to- wards Fairfax, and thence to Alexandria, arriving at the latter place at 8 o'clock on Wednesday night. The regiment was not, as stated, 800 strong, but had not more than 600 men, 250 of whom are now wounded or prisoners in the hands of rebels at Manassas. One major, one captair, four first Meutenants, five second lieutenants, were also killed, wounded or taken prisoners. It was not a raid of the Rebels, but an advance in force, and in‘numbers so far superior that the cavalry would have been annihilated. Colonel Pierce, who had been confined to his bed for two weeks, was too ill to take command; and Mejor Titus, who led the troop, was shot, and is now in Rebel hands. The reason for going to Alex- andria was, that there was no other point where provisions or forage could be obtained, and the horses had been on the march twenty-four hours. The statement as to the greenness of the horses is confirmed. The regiment had never been drilled since their horses were obtained, three ‘weeks ago; and the horses had never even had a shot fired from their backs. At the retreat some time ago through the Val- ley Col. Pierce was highly and personally com- plimented by Gen. Shields for his bravery and soldierly bearing throughout the retreat, ESCAPED. Sylvester Bailey, of the 5th Connecticut, and Joveph Holmes, ist Connecticut cavalry, who were taken prisoners in the late rebel raid on Catlett’s Station, arrived in the city last night, having escaped from their captors while being taken through the woods of Fauquier, towards Front Royal. They were stripped by the rebels of their clothing, which was superior to their own, and worthless rebel uniforms put on them After making their escape they traveled three days in the woods, and succeeded in reaching Edward’s Ferry, from whence they were- sent here. They confirm our statements In regard to the attacking force being entirely of cavatry, which numbered some two or three hundred, under Fitzhugh Lee. GENERAL McCLELLAN IN COMMAND OF THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA. Gen. McClellan yesterday assumed command of the army of Virginia. General Burnside ts to command the army of the Potomac, and General Pope tocommand the army of the Rappahannock. COOKED RATIONS. War Departement, Adjusant General's Office, ge Washington, August 20, P< } General Orders No. 113.—Detachments of re- cruits will be furnished with at least two days cooked ratjons before starting from the depot for their regiments. If delayed in any city en route, a detachment will be marched to the “ Soldier's Rest,’’? where edditional cooked rations will be issued to the men sufficient to last till their arri- val atthe next “ Rest,’’ or at the destination of the detachment, according tocircumstances. Su- perintendents of the recruiting service for States or districts will see that this order is executed. The officers or non-commissioned officers, in charge of detachments en route, are sible that the rations are not wasted. Also that such as are required are obtained atthe Rests. Pur- chases of articles of food on public account are not authorized. By order of the Secretary of War. E.D Townexnp, Ass’t Adj’t General. NOT TO VISIT WASHINGTON. War Department, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, August 21, lsoz. General Orders, No. 114.—1. No officer of the Tegular army or of volunteers will hereefter visit the city of Washington without special permis- sion. ves Poe miaence _— not e coaridered as includin; e cit) ashington, jess 80 stated, and leaves that c a can only be ives by the authority of the War Department, through the Adjutant General. 2. Officers on leave of absence will not leave the limits of their Military Department without special permission. By order of the Sec! E. D. Townsanp, DISMISSED THE SERVICE. War Department, Adjutant Generai’s Office, Washington, August 22, 1502. } General Orders, No. 115.—Colonel Rodney Ma- son, 7ist regiment Obio Volunteers, is, by order of the President of the United States, ashiered for repeated acts of cowardice in the face of the enemy. By erder of the Secretary of War. E. D. Townsznp, ‘Kee’ Adj’t General. of War. Assis’t Adj’t General OFFICERS AND MEN EXCHANGED OR PAROLED. War Department, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, August 23, Ibo2. } General Orders, No. 116.—1. Commissioned of- ficers and enlisted men of the discharged three- months’ volunteer regiments who bave been ex- chan; or released on parole by the enemy, and not yet discharged the United States service, are hereby mustered out and discharged from this date. 2. “Officers and men of the forces aforesaid, who may hereafter be exc’ or released by the enemy, will be consi as regularly mustered out and discharged the service of the — from the of their arrival in tate. By order of the Secretary of War : E. D. Townsnn, Assis’t Adj’t General. PrxsonaL.—Gen. D. E. Sickles, N. Y.; and J M. Bryant, Ky., are at the Metropolitan. Assis’t Surgeon J. K. Rogers, U.8. A., Major A. E. Lewis, U.8.V.; Capt. Blanchard, U. 8 A.; Rev. J. McMillan, 109th Pa., paroled yester- day at MBnaseas; Lt. F. E. Brownell, U.S A; Capt. Lloyd Beall, U.8. A.; Col. J. B. Howell, W.B. Norris, 85th Pa; Wm M. McPherson, Mo; Lts. Trowbridge and Mehaffey, U.8. A ; and @. W. PRillips and lady, Ohio; are at Wil lards’. Govanwant Sicuairizs.—It is worthy of note that in the New York stock market to day, Government securities declined only one-eighth of one per centum, and gold advanced only from three-eighths to a balf per centum LATEST S¥ TELEGRAPH. A AN dos NEW YORK se MARKET. New Yorn, Aug. 29, 11 &.m.—Firat board — U. 8. Coupon 6's, 1681, 101; Seven-and-thres- tenths Treasury Notes, ik; Old U.S. Demand Notes, 106; Gold, 116 —_—_—— | John Rossen fer Warhingten—The [a> utd dia . Cuicaeo, August —John Ross, the Obief of a the Cherokee Nation. is retinue of @fty per- sone, passed through here lest night, en route for Wesbington, where he gors to iny bis grievance® before the President, and to urge the sending of 2 body of troops to clear the territory of hestlle tribes and rebels. A dispatch from Des Moines, to-day, says thee arrivals from Fort Dodge bring reports of the de struction of Springfield, on the Minnesota State line, by the Indians. Emmet and Dickinson counties are reported im danger, and the settlers are fleeing South to Fort Dodge and other places for safety. Meeting in Bosten—Speech of General Fre- mont. Bostox, Aug. 28 —The meeting to-night to bear Gen. Fremont was ene of the greatest de- morstretions ever known In this city. The Tre mont Temple was crowded an hour before the time, and when the General appeared, the waving of hate end handkerchiefs and cheeriag were long continued. Meetings in the lower bell and street were beld at the same time, to each of which General Fre mont was presented. General Fremont spoke at some length, toveh- ing upon the war and ite resuity, and was atten- tively Listened to by the large audience. In the course of bis speech he sald be was im favor of the abolition cf slavery, solely as & measure to crush out the rebeliion. Tae Sugrexper at GaLtatin.—Prom Tennes- see we 2eve the unpleasant tidings that on the Bist inst. Gen. Jo.2800 was compelied, after a gallant defence of his 17¢?, numbering about 700, near Gallatin, to surrender. For some time the attack was met by the small comn>¢n4, notwithstanding the superior force of the eneu"¥ J & most com- mendable manner, but finally fin“ 'ng their pros- pects of succe-s extremely dubious, ¢l! but about one-tenth of their number retrrated frou tbe con~ test, leaving their comrades, with Gen Jonson, and four other officers, with no otber reso:\roe than to surrender. The rebel Morgan then liber- ated his captives on parole. Gallatin, near where the surrender took place, isthe capital of Samorr county, Tenn, and is one of the principal stations on the line of the Louisville and Nasbvilie railroad. It is twenty- six miles northeast of toe latter city, and hase ‘ population of avout 2,000. ’ No. 685, NE! | Srnormg on SFR RSet? PaO j For ths Offering of upwards of 4400200 acres a. Land un Oregon. Sterters pubiic sales in the Starz or OnEsons 8s follows: At the land at Onzson Cry, on a 1962. of one huncred and fity and parts of towneh ps. heretotor neve West of the ue Rot ~ tober, 1862, of one ond fif y four townships indred bipe, heretofore unoffe of ae Cances case ilo eine Bud within the ject to at Rorebure. ete iande wil be eflered with the usual exoep- ons of school sections, No mineral lends are to bs offered, such lands being preesly excepted nd exoi from sale by aot of Congress SM iL be k nti! the lands are al_ offered, nish i to ‘Zooomp ished ——, two be 1o 7 Send Do pri’ ofthe inna ee will be admitted util ater on of the J s. rre-emption olgimants are red to their ‘claime to the satisisouon of the Roper oe ister Keceiver, and mare oame on or before the day —— mot of the public ow 1 Sef staime 5 M, E , =— Pi of the ~ yan Ofies. @unmralL Land Urrict, June 10, No7z.—Under the rezwasions of the and . yment aD Sate for navertinne gro H nnemans rod! bs pecially authortesd to ESths Gomnainnioncr of the Ganeral Land Cilioe. J¢ lé-widw U NITED STATES INFANTRY AND RIFLE Canepa Lefentey 1 3: 3 vols.; $210 F "s vols.; Monroe's Company wr Syouct Fensing, a haneeat et He} Baronet; 91%. anual for Non ‘coumissioned Officers; cents, Mahax s Outpost Duty; 75 csnts, Ness’ Nations! Schoo! o! the Soldier; 50 le ‘a “FRANCK TATLU By ans PRusiping oF THE UNITED NCOLN, 8. do ABKAHAM Peers of ated Seaton of i of Ustober the pubiio. lands of Bamed townships, . North of the base and east of the foxrth prin- cipal meridian, ‘ownship No. Si, of ra: ge2 ‘ownsh ps Nos. 3i aud Si, of ranges fownehips Nos. 31 ana 32, of range 4 ‘owneb:ps Nos, 31, 32.33, 80d 34, of o8 ‘ownships Nos 31, 3!, 34, 34,a0d 35, of ranges woships Nos 31,3 , 3% 34, and Sb, 7 ‘o’ ips Nos. 3!, 32. 3S. and St, of range wnshipe Nos, 3t and S2. of rance® ‘ownehips Nos Si and 3, of range 10, Towcships Nos. 31, 32, 34, 35 36, 37, 58,39. ®, and 4, of range ll. riated by ‘aw for the use of schools military, and oiber pur’ eth: “gwamps and overflow for cultivation,” if any, act entitied “ 5 er with ‘ands mace granted to fe Btste B act to enabie Btate te reciaum ‘afte: the expiration OBIRS casereay band at the city of bon one this chirtieth day of May, Anno anaes eee ‘anc sixty-two, apne * ABRAHAM LINCOLN. +» M. Epmunns, Comu issioner ef the General Land Offies, Notice to Pre-emptron Claimants, titled to to the right of pre-cmp- tigate aby. othe ange Within the townships sug townships above eni Le requi a ie ol aap it erefore aa. soon 3s practicable after seeing this notice, ai d before the day appointed it of the for subracine the tect others ee ine o' Will be forfetea, J. Mm. me Commissioner of the General = th lations ofthe Boy ‘Under hei sonal somes mm = 4°] made for advertisirg proclamstuons. except to such ablishersasare specialty authorized to pubush yy the Commissioner o! the Genera: Land jel4 wisw ee SUBSCRIBERS RESPECRFULLY T Bi On to their i and superior supply “girege ~ MILITARY AND NAVA) ruahisuine soobs, % Consisting of every necessary for & persona! out-Bt. Officers requiring such are ad age invitet to call. F. J. HEABRREBK & CO, 4 a. F. soonen fi ) jt and ! ‘eilors. jy 28 eotf vo Motropoittan Hotel. OPPEK’S RATFALION DRILL; 5) cents Copses’e Evciations ot the Line ; £0 cents, Thonodiew uss; Sone Freon Bayonet Exerci.e and Skirmisher’s Drills 25 cents, lisworth’s Zousve Drili ; 2% cen . rs yw Manus, Lop fon ot Practice ; rissde Driil aad Line ; 75 cents, ents. ‘Evolutions of the uy { War, London ; w 75 cents, ar; ; W aI of Waterico ; 75 cents, Jomint e Campaign FRANCK ZA YLOR. ‘FANDARD 8 BLACK TEA! chests choice bisce a.u oreen Fea just re- ed. KING & BURCHELL, ( erner ith at ane BR. BLANERTS, « full « eidele trainee also, Quilis, Cow s, Xo, Uradie B , Vermantavenne iy, from singe Net OD ae “Oar North ern “ Kaetern correspondents sem: “une price on eee ed in pinin figures, okRy & BRO. au Dit ave sod Nin Cane, ENITURE AMD TIN WARE UF B Kinds te be hed o! isola a ‘Bh