Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1862, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS —— ee Derenaep LocaLs —See outside ef to-dzy’s | Siar for interesting deferred local articies. AMUSEME ‘TS To- mont. @szovrn's wat ‘The admirers of the drama caonet fall to 1 pleased with Me talented company tow performing at this resort, and who scem to excel in every branch of the'r profession ‘A fall house Will no dofibt greet them this eve- ning, 38 the Dill selected is a most excellent one, hetoy the — comedy of “ Victims,” with Owens as Butterby and Kate Deain os Mrs. Fits- berhert, and the of “ Forty Winks,” with Owens a8 Horatio Spriggins. Forp’s THEATER Was, every even'ng last week — the pening, crowded with prilitent audi- whe, ia r peated rounds of applause, ex- boom thelr approval of the manner in which charectersaze renaerea at this famous resort Two plays of es@blished popularity are off-red for this evening's entertainment. They are merry pro- duction’, and within the comp aeney of tne dra- matic company to render with amusieg effect. They are “ School of Reform’’ and “ Man With- out a Coat.” CantgnBony Hatt —Go to Canterbury Hall this evening and see the new faces and new pieces which will appear Cee the boards Marietta has been engaged for another wee! also that popular songstress Miss Clara Bute New att actions will be offered, and the perform- ance con’ lode with the amusing pantomime of «Vol-au-vent.”” No better place than Cante: bury to enjoy a hearty laugh. Acavim? ov Muste.—Roeenthal kes engaged Signora seydel, a fine operatic singer; Mr. a Jang & famous violincelio player; Professor Willenstei, a a a whom will perform their parts in concerts _ -Rafreshments to be had. 4 Tur- Lotmeaan a ora ued Dey —The Jutheran Syned of Maryland continues hee eone in St. Paul’e Church, corner of H Ficventh streeti. Revs. Dr. Storke,C Storke, €. A oe and others reported themselves this me »ing. ‘Ths committees upon the jourpal and sermons of licentiates, recommending the re- new al of the cease ef Rev. Mr. Henninghausen, of St. John’s German Church of this City; of the ordination of Revs. V. Miller, A. Cup; and C. Storke—the latter a lic«ntiate of the Congrega- tional Assoctation of Massechusetts. Ordination will be administered to-morrow night in St. Psal’s Chu At the closing of our report, an earnest debate ’ is tn progress upon the recom: ion of Lit- + toerville Female Seminary and the appointment + of a visitor from this body to report annua'ly | vpn its discipline, scholarstip, prosperity, &c. i The friends the Female Seminary at Hagers- town, Md , are contending for bal pare sete ‘ar resolutions in reference to that institution. The services yesterda yee J in this church were Pasa na 2 solemn—confirmation in the morning, after an ab! cormnan from Rev. Dr. Morris; and t! sacrament of the Lord’s Suprer at night, afier a feeling address by Rev. Dr. Baugher. The anniversary meeting of the Missionary Scctety, to-night at quarter before eight o’ck will be aldremed by Kev. Drs. Myers, Mc ani Diebl. Tre members 2) to be thor hly bt | asd breathe forth the, most unequivocal earnest prayers for the triumph of our arms = Government. succets of our well — and ad Oven Cuaneine Conraaninps —Yesterday morning, John Poul, a white driver un- dertook to carry two contrabands boat wharf to the quarters on Twelfth street, bargaining te take them for $1, but on the roxd he made them pay bim severs! times, until the amount be obta! resched $323. He also re- fused to take them into the quarters, but made them get out some distance eff, an4 dumped their cferta in the street. Dr Nichols, the sup2rin- tendert, made him haul the goods quite to the quarters. and placed him in charge of the guard John Regan, a hack driver. was also arrested about the same time for extorting $4 25 cm teome some contrabands who he agreed tu charge but €2. He stated, when asked. that bis number was 38, but on locking at the side of the box 1t was found to be 314. ‘were both taken to the Central Ss _ after a few hours’ confinement were released. Tur Row Yastarnar aboot six o’clock yes- terda7,two men ef the2?d D.C it were d Seth east the avenue armed with their mus- one of them a in profanity and suaprall peau antes Patrolmaa MeDe- vitt remenstrated with him against his cooduc’, and told him if be did uot stop it he would take bim tothe house. The other soldier, Yam’! King, disputed theofficer’s authority and finally sprung at MeDevitt, who ik his musket from him, and gave ittoa citizen to hold. He then went - arrest ee pe a poker gathered srounm mcm: anda fight in the crowd seemed to be imminest. Officer McDe- viet, in the meantime, secured his prisoner, and with the aid of another officer carried him to the Central Guardhous, to be dealt with by the mil- itary authorities. The officers of the regiment | will no deubt see that such conduct is not re- | peated by men of their command. cima Wann Station =, Cass—Befors Justice | Clark.—Sunday—Chas. er, stealing horses; ) dt. Wa. nae drank ‘and profane fice 83 50, Jam-s Wilson, col’d, disorderly; do. $3. Rob’t Cltaten, sneabting i a lady; do. 31 ss Lieut. Ls turned over to the mili |. Lewis Henry Bardiet, dru: r; dismissed. Rol son, 2 concesiod 3 Mary Carson, ‘rank and devs John Brown. resisting ses assaulting an cficer; sent to jail in default of bail. Monday— Samuel King, resisting an officer; turned over to preg George W. Rose, deserter; do. obert Wheatly, drunk and work- pean » ny Bhi pid yt 2 oe ea ge was arrested in A tod aout to the O14 aoe wii Treerury ane Capitol, 3 anes outex’ie ‘wes enon fe on the Sia Se sed bomen s Sores te Virginie, snd it ie au posed his intentions were to break his parole. Tefased to take the oath, Jcha Murphy, who was arrested atthe di by Capt. Ware, abcut od win ae since, ca Laa day atl HoUorea and Tease Collins, on wee ee jebe Molloran in an assault Tb case aaees pepe Sib ju pele ey Jon een taken before J ball for = Satur 2 recover from his which have not pro@@l to bs as severe as at first supposed ; his skuil not bavi: boon fractured: alibough the blows have id 2 contusion of the brain. _ ™M mx Troors.—The idlst Pt Mist Pennsylvan! mea', numeering 950 men, arrived on afternoon and marched immediately to Dixie. The i6th New Jersey, Coil. Samue: Fowler, aumbering 800 eee arrived 0 on os night “te fants Pesaeyiee Peansyl mie a ‘ing 857 nsyivanis eer ing men, arrived about aoom yesterday and weat over last ni, Eis 16th regiment Connecticut volunteers passed down the avenue about noon on their way to Dinte. Phe imeht numbers 1,015, and are ae-looking y of men, fresb from the farms ‘workshops of the land of steady habits, and commanded by Cel. Beach, Lt Col. Cheney and Mejor Washburne. —— Gunaell isadjutant and —— Washbarne Oem aac The cap- Pasco, Seaver, 8. Brown, JL. Drake, D. B. Rankin. F.M. Barber, C. Bab- cock, N. 8. Mancross, A. Hayden and E. . Mix. Tue regiment has not yet received arms. Nt 70 TSB CemtRaL GuaRpHovuss.—A man bimeelf 8. 8. C' ‘was arrested by the nary in the First Ward cheering for Jef Davis, and was sent te the Central G: house. Joan Parker wes arrested yesterday, near the forts abou: Alexandria, as a suspicious character. He stated that ne came from Fredericksburg, and = been to Richmond. He could give no satis. fx-tory acovunt of himself, and was sent to the Guardhouse. to of Mr. 90) rector Albert Davis, disorderly; & ck Winn, druak; workhouse Mason, profaai aed $1.26. Dr. : varged by Majer ae Uments rlance, PRE was Giscovered by roundsman Shield astrolman MeDevitt in No. 311 Pent syvania +e, Between Ninth and Tenth streets, about m_ yesterday. The inmates were notified € fre-xtingatsbed with but little ceused by the overturning of s burn Srizvre or Camntaces, &c —On Eonceny nicht, the military autber f impress ail ibe publ naeks, ‘Into gervice, to be used under aed : of the Medical Directcr !n moving the Wounded to the hospitel«; end Yesterday large pumbers of them We e ja service near Centreville, bringing in the bk aniw.ualed Mary of the d tvers, wten rhteome on, came ba~ “Eo the city, and ‘his mmotaians with others who had escaped being Impressed previously, mace their qppesrance on their st ndson the avenue. As pot nahh as one made its prcereness a toom pos- eexsion of the vehicle. ~-river and all, and escortet them to the Medica! Director’s office, where their numbers and the names of the drivers were taken, bee they were organized into trains. This mern- all the omnibuses (the old Georgetown line the present Navy Yurd line) were taken pos- seasion of, and are now employed in the service of the Government. We mnnderstand that they will all be use4 witbin the city, in taking the sick and wounded from the ca:s aad bozis to the various hospitals. The Wes‘ern Market was the scene of seme fun when the seizure was mde there on Saturday night. The first intimation the butcbes and hucksters had of it being « strong guard,who sur- rounded the m:rket-house aod then made the Wishes of Uncle Samuel known. Some with a good grace acc:ded to the demand; but others, who bad their pots and ketties and unsold mer: chandise to take home, kicked against it; but it was of no use, fur go Shey mus must; and after consid- erable begging. finding it possible to get off, they arranged matters 8 bert t they hey contd —finding woerlbarrows to trundle off the goods, and the ‘wagons with the drivers were at once sent to ‘* Dixte.”” Potws.—The Third Ward patrol reported on Say Jam<s Crotchett, assault; dismissed. ugiass, do.; do. Louisa Stanley, drunk and disorderly; fined $1, by Justice Clark. How- ard Le — end batiery on Eliza Genav; LB istice Rowlan: Samuel Open: meal ng; dism'ssed, by Justice Clayten. Bey ie ard trolmen reported Saturday: Georgiasa Myers, colored, assault; bail for ceu:t, by Justice Giberson. Mary Bowden, profanity; fined $1 68. Mary Holloran, assault and battery; ball for court. ‘Thomas Collins, do ; jail for fur- ther nen Jeremiah Connell, James O’Con- nor, fighting; fiaed $2 esch Joba McHae, as- wault Sea batt fiaed $1163. Conrad Sobl, beating his wi aed $5. Joun Smith, drunk} dismissed Edward kor, suspicious charac- ter; do., by Justice Clayton. Monday—Mary Jane Hall, drunk se fighting; fined 83. Catrarine Hall, Sexton do A Mc- ye le, drunk and disorderly; dw O G: raves, fark, P. A. Cooley, turned over te military. Gise McCartig, patient lost from hospital; sent tobisward. Daniel Dont bue, rant; dismissed W. Arnold, ambulance driver, drunk in bis am- bnlance; 53 centscosts. W. McCullough, drank in the str fined $1. W. 8B. Kink, drunk and diserderly; do. $2. Tue Exctrement [o-pay —The city was las evening, and is stili to day, tull of exciting Famors. The seizure of veticles, private and pudlic; the order preventing the rate of lcuors, aad the continued passage of the Provo G ard up aad dowa toe street, together with the ruuiom from the seat of war, which find thelr wi ay totke city, all tend to keep every one alive wita exci'e- ment. The hotels, telegraph offices and other | Base are thronged with anxicus ingu'rers very one hasa question to xsk, aad noone is but by 8 direct answer “phe lJater advices from the battle field and from our army er, bewever, sufficiently reus- suring to couse the feces of the Unton folks to brighten, and those of the Secesh to lengthen in a corresponding degree. A Poticeman 1n Trovste.—On Saturday troiman J. B. Newlaad arrested a man named jollis Fickette on a charge of stealing money from contvahands, and took him before Justice Drury, who diemissed the case, there being no whiteevidence. Fickette, after being dismissed, attempted, it 1 alieged, te kidnap the contra: baads, and New!and was called on to arrest him, which be refused todo. ‘The military thereupon arrested both, and the policeman was sent to the Ee Capitol and Fickette to the Centrai Guard- ouse Rature Fast—This 7 morning an Irishman named John Heil was arrested by Officer Mil- siead for offering a Confeterate note to Hugh McMann. He stated that he thought aehing: ton had been taken by the rebels, and that the Dill was as gooa as gold, ani if it was not good now it would be when Jsckson arrived, which would be shotly. Heil wastaken tothe Provos: Marshal’s cffice, and was sent to the Old Capitol prison. SuRcxons anp Nvases.—The War Department was very il.ely un Saturday might jest at ten o'clock, in consequence .f an or.ter having been issued for ail tte surgeons ene .iutees that were available to proceed (o the vattle-fle d of tle day, Friday and Saturday Inst. Kverythiu the shape of conveyance was taken up. "Whe ae they reached their destinaticn wo nave not ss yet iearned. Rsmovat oF Prisons esterday afternoon and this morning the prisoners in the Georgetown prison were removed under guard to the Oid Capitol and Central Guardhouse, in order that the prison may be converted iuto a hospital. Tux 2d Distzict ReoMent, Colonel Alexan- der, yesterday broke up their encampment in the suburbs, end marched into Virginia. Tax 130th PaNNsyYLvANIA Reemernt, new levies, arrived at Alexandria yesterday in trans- Dr. Hoimts, trax EmbaLMen.—This ermbalm- er, who first established embalming in the United States, and first in thiecity, has returned from the seat of war and teken rooms on Louisiana avenue, near the Guard House, where he will resume his former business 1 Wives, Leafy AND SistERs, whose Hu-- Sons Brothers sre wpa in the Arm cia not er into their knapsacks a more necessa r valuable ft than a few boxes of ellowsy’s” Pills and Ointment. They insure heaith even under the exposures of a soldier's life. Only 26 cents a Box or Pot. 219. SF senke Inptan, Hiznp Doctor, from Canada, will diseases and te)! his patients the nature oftee their fp campuial or tliness, without receiving any information from them. No ris ‘or con austation or advics. Office, No. 11 Washington pt = Shar age avenue, corner < Seventh fashjngion, D a 25-tf on Dorian! Onz Dotraz!! One Dorian Go to the Dollar Store, 438 Penn. avenue, net Four-and-a-half street, and see the splendid ‘stock of jewelry and silver-plated ware, and take your cholee for one dollarr lw* C- FILly peorgssor OF MUSIC, win resama the da jes of his profession a 18s. Fer ent See, So aS ng SUyer'or to ang ot ner kins is Ro Ly reocmmend.t on than & fair trial, ‘Sud wi! iow for we peor ee TS oe t New Jersey av. r rice SOHN A RHEEM,” OE Saws 172 pannaytvenia w N ROOMS, ee Dion ond Pavey, bet ith and ih sts, TOM bADIOW A 1D CENTLEM Se as Arg id reat ‘Bll persons w ess oo ftoom, Vapor and and Med- Baths have been fitted up sate 8 wast Belong iin in this city, 8nd we now 6 CLiZnS ashington as fine & suite hoome &s over opsned to any public in Stgtes, needs no cA aH ork, (one yore, oan —————— NEw ANB PIME IFIED Litt FOR TE AND BIN Froteree AURXANDER WOLOWSEI, Pi- eer, ote: ircto, He" ouaoe str iting, end cpa PP ras lor the "sipgine by bis jowad Simple fed Method, sagt, Wolowshs be Sanniod in . - m with great faciiit ‘as classical musi to the voct. part. by Qrrives at must ext: so! wer ful, sud enal | ‘vy, goourscy and Brot. ‘olowski reocives riaitare dats oy elena between K aud T° aa TBE“ 1 Bnd hav- fenirtees nd nde of C Seti here: Seurege es rs id Seve their work d lone aspera a2 bin peer ten Binh WhorlowSkAPES: SUERING eg de, afl mes SLisa 6 Mou Bog 7 ehiefs, with a'l the mi- sriniesteln te tte eattimeasrs res = na Of ttoc etook um! oii to Ps. avenue aud ti street. fF rides > Bloat BREWING le id WANTS. AJANZED—A ewsrt, active BOY tr orrry & route of this paper” Apsly at this cfixe el NfED—A GIRL. Fos good washer ant oner cood Wares willbe given. Appy git P Dus ANPED—A Te*, conrenent SURRIRTS LU US, or good Furriture, for the ue cf . sae ad wil @given, Inquireat thie offize, e 1 TANTE @ to! AT ONCE—ROOMS ani BOARD, Felts bee er three ainelee tea” rr 3 P. STODD. rer oes Tequl’ ABD, Waehine- A voune La ey. yours Ia: 02 ¥*"7 fT s80 nerween @ a: W* NTED—4 JOURNEYMAN B underatands hread pie ‘The best of wages wil b* given No. 609 | atrs:t, batwren &th and 7: WAT. D—4y an Aeaerie ss woman, 8 HOME In 8 m4 rexprot.b 2 fan. to take cave of ohildren ani co ‘ight wi Piesse otil at $37 E sven h street, between Vircione avenus =< Cc aurreay ANTED MITUATION, ard biz wi >» He is com cf horses and act 8s coachma: tloved n Indoor pureu:ts. sobriety and steadiness, lettsrto"“A LL’? Ww: AN®PEKD— A stont BY to make Ss erally useful, at the Potomac Restaurant,on 2th street, betw-en K she med ot reference re WA ANID T’ BUY—A good two or th-ee story BRICK HOUSE, n-sr the Northern Vibertie: Market or Patent Cffixe. oe ene for esie wi t Mee SLD’S, No. 386 Sixth st by ayoung man tent to tstecharre D: the wife to teem Refarenors gitan as 'o Acdress this = fa by sel OMe tees 2 Cc GAMES CONLY. a> ANTED—U 5S. A. Surgeons or Si Phe services of & youn. man uri Fast may te hired, prinsipally as c bo-pitals, Cook ivvalids’ lew diet thorougniy as derstood. Game and m-ats, teas, gruel cola. werm jellies. wh!p creams or f: ores 2at sno pa. try cook for office wa anvress, if netdel. Where is no dit by conrul-ing or addrossing “Hospital ook.” it this office. au 9: 6t* W atonal oor ene. Inquire at the ato abi _8n 29 3 FLEMING & FOY. WaAntED=a DRVE CLERK; one havin, 80) knowledge of the business peeleetl Ad ireg: 2? Star 29 St" SS eee QANTED- By ayouse man, a SITUATION in & gro-ery store. or fancy store, or liquor husiness, who oan oome well rroummended Ad- dross‘ Wastinrton”’ star Office aug 3t* WAnrep 4 cod family COOK, who er] Assist in was! eS end hie Also, & pad NURSE ana © ‘aM S KM A prly to SON at ratenet Perm.’ a Bounda ct weet of ne. enea!] Green, 3 ad ss the WW ANFED TO RENT-A =T pees HOUSE inacrniral jr gp png less than '2-ocma Soca rent ead best Address *J ” Box 11, Star Office, stating lo: gu 37 tf and terms wan ANTED BU RENE OR PURCRASE-A neat HOUSE containing 8 er 10 rooms; any distance within one mie frem the Patent Office witacewe- Address durin; Ieee next we Pe sy w th rartioulars of location, &o,P 0. Box 662. 8u 26 Iw ANTE 1—4 amall HOUSE, either furniehed erucfirrtab d.in some plessnat loeny be- tyecn loth and ith st Address EMILE DU wi 320 Pa. avenue, Washington. au WASTE [D—WOOLEN KAS of every de sorption. for whion the nighest nt prise will be ae MAVAGE’S, 34 and 36 Leo Boar WANTED—A gentleman in business in the city, desires full, parpenent board for his wife, and partial for him would pre‘era strictly private family. and ld expect to put th the converienoss and inconveciences of » Northern peopie weaiesred Lecation de- north of Pa. ave,, between 14th and 9th sts, citi “. F.,’. Star Office, stating terms, &o, ADIES, LOOK HERE !—1 want evory lady in town to we ste el fisnnel, muslin, oambric, &c, and have i . You osn have your choice of 6,000 e), pers Spotterne: designed for every article of ladies’ woar. We omiv charge siz cents rer width. and are the only persvus in towa who mexke it an exolugive business Gall at 280: Sevonth stroet west, between 1. and m1 ats , No ere Libernes acs zt" 7 i] iorE b sent Pot tam ee Tet jent of any, weld Detter oa! Ten ee new a SES ENCE OFFICE, Not sin i. treat, (where cay igo Servants, Sa ipbiede gplications arsine ie aoe ite to ‘heirs a 0 to N. B. ted. Whe best of tenants oan obtatned thom’ eharge by epplying 8 “ings ly N. H. MIBLER. BED.— Ww on van! toistt We. nau Spry ANT &)—Every person to know that] am in Ww the market. rowdy to pay cash fora.) erueies inthe housefernishing line, AIRE, STOVE UE |e ND FU, ae "Famulvee dec “sf ney Be faraltere, rec will gna ft oy or havin; eres Nae will fo'well eon = ce a ies in New waud Bocond-nan ad ae BOARDING. R GE EMEN CAN BE ACCO! F eed ne Boara at 396 Fourth st. 201 ae Pee e ee Ons. we with oe gant roou.s now ‘WAGRDS. dent: em: accommodations sh ¥ld apply eariy. Bose. —Four gentlemen, or two with ter wives, obiain good good Board in private family, with | the 0 rts of a home, in 8 location near the C Capito! nd one square fromthe City raiircad. ‘Paere are no children and no board ers in the hovse, snd only four wiil be taken. * it Board, ting good i aus lw goat] men at northeast ooruer of Fi: st street east and reet north, or address‘ W, A. F.,” thas are | Pout Office. ), with me orm fami- bedding: Bona yaabis Reet AND ep Syne 446 Bwoilfth tree! ite << New house. Pevitnre Boonies eoee comadsieds 44 iween T NOWIc E O HOTELS, GRUCEKS, RESFAURANTS, PRIVATE FAMILIES, &o. ‘The subsoribers have just received a fresh ship ment of 500 CASES &F. JULIEN AND FLORRAC CLARETS, whioh they cff-r for sale at New York prices, Also, they have constantly on hend A Large and Wall Selected Stock of Choice BRANDIES, OLD MADEIRAS, PORTS, SHERRIES, BOURBON, @LD RYE, SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKIES, ~ CHAMPAGNES of sll favorite brands, EN®LISH AND SCOTCH ALES, LONDON AND DUBLIN PORTERS, HAVANA C:GARS, ENGLISH PICKLES, SAUCES, CHIL-PON. CHEDDER and ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE, SARDINES, KEMP’S HERMETICALLY SEALED 0 D3, FRENCH, GERMAN and ENGLISH COR- BLALS, CONGRESS, SELTZER, KISSENGEN and ENGLIEH SODA WATERS, Choies OCLONG, SOUCHONG, IMPERIAL, HYSON, YOUNG HYBON TEAS, With an extexsive assortment of FANCY GROCERIES, For este by BININGER & CO., ( Establ‘shed 1778.) Branch—219 Pa. avenue, opposite Wil arde’ Hotel, Washington. “ ‘ast received a small lot of Officers’ Liquor Cc &o. ioe vi ake ot pad sae ts eee yeam is Poapater TEE Fe SVE AOTISE READ EAS cou 2, ah Distr! poags of ane ty, In Rep ceetag wit cepsered yt nt er SG a anyon t to exnibit . Sar cy Iq the t sete. ore tee othe ita ds ! Liigdel ot 18" be tot ine oad aetata, "6 - oven my han this itt Ae 0; August, les. aa 1¢-wew” “padiletrstor W; A. EXOURSIONS, PIO NIOS, &o. SOS ae elects ante ow UNIFED IN SHE FIELD AGAIN} ste Taree of the UNITED CLUB 'B intend tas! M or vr 10 HM wae, on ZUESDAI evening; to eontizue unt. at2oocokintie 12 o’clOOK BE niche. Commutics of Arrangements, John Nenme-er, Henry .soian, rdwardl ohneon, - Chea iohter. aut st" Fd aS? ASD YUUND, IcKFD UP O HE CANAL, ON i tho sist vit. OF oPEsE. re the owner gan nays by Appiy at re fo) bet 3 Ply ng exp necs. treet Le:ween C ao O71Ch STRAY bD—tho » Gave AgOtw KR upagroy Bek owes SS ‘ed to come forth, pro ropeity, p&y Oveta prov® UONR, SCHROEDER, Coreoran’s Belding. Cornar Pa. evenve nt 1th rts. Felis ts F-PiN, of oval snape; chased on front: sista on back; and with looke ef obit ’s hair enclosed in tt. A oie reward aes are 93 1 per ell Be ON FEN- iS ‘atc n' jonoy, ocrner qth snd E atrest, NCE cnt Agen a $10 REWARKw.—: ost on Mo'dsy or Fuss dar last. aeh or26 h, eff the, teamer Youre Americ? he Washington Wha oie leatner TRUNK. withne mame oiit. whe hnder well ree ceive the Sbove reward by leaving it at No, 97 Prince 8:rest, Aloxan: au 3)-3t' F. MELCBER. $3 ree tir sarees E! nd PUP, g menthe od; t mee & lat ihe baae tt Satta Soe Sterne “Das one seturning the same to HUD?ON TAYLOR'S Book avd Sta- tionery Store, 334 Pa. avenue, will reosive the above reward. au 20 3t* $5 ma with @ amal! wii spot on ner aide; ay white cow, witha red pead with smal, erootei horn: biack ee usi—Aa d will be . LONG, Waters Bas Sor if return=d, te jeorgstown, + C. TAREN AS ESVRAY BY THE Saas. POLITAN P: LICE.—UvUn August $d 1862, & brown, or dark bay BORSE, om acd Laving a star on his forehead If own- ive to ths satisteotion ofthe tne Polics Dist ict,on ye yt ‘Ruecda-. September 30, id at Public Auotion. 16 the ~at the 6th street Horee L & CO., Aton ib lone vE a ar RI‘g, au Bor Sees St Property Clerk, 16 Lith st. FOR SALE AND RENT. | OR RENB—At No. 460 12th street, east it between @ and H sts., comfortable AP AR erry Clerk o; o'oooka will then b es for Act MENTS, chambers singie and with sitting roo: attached; recentiy furnished. No ehildres in the house, ‘the ioestion is one of the moat dost —e in Washivrten. OR REN T—Roome itt ponent ad Topeak 4, near Jud ciety square, lcoated on h. be'wes sdanddéhs ree Noa! aT. eel?* Fes RENT—leasact Forniah~d ROOMBA, with or wihout Foard. at 480 I steet, two enares nerth of the Patent Office, mi a. on th> premises. ik Yor rent for aia pening state, over $0 acres, i geod cordition, sx mi'es rorth of Washington city, 2nd two from Bolciors’ Home; fine mead own, pastures, @ad wei watered. Possesson given 1” time to prtin fa!l grain. This fa-m offsre creat reas ae _ OR RENT largo new. ae K ING. wi ones gseaud weter i hrow Pp eseant! .8t thocorner V snd 23 «’ ‘we!l loosi boarding bouce, bewg 1 Capitol. Bt this Umfios, au FURN'SHED HOUSE FOR RENZ—On A wer berwo. n 20th Ce sues Posress io: yoR a f—Two FUR*‘1-HED ROOMS for fentloman, and wife, to board with private — 'y, at o. 257 D street, between 133¢ ae an SOE SALF. -Two three. story brick HOUPES, oz the corner of Fourth and O streets north, ‘wi'l be sold cn reasonable terms. Inquire of the eye on {he premises, J. CROSS. an21 esr oes’. TaReANeny AND joard, ma} in one of Traver te, Paymaste-s of the 23 isiirg Washington, would Piesssot hems curing their ssay. at S moderate expense. FE. 3aLE—A Lig rial Ry cK Bae ING, situated in sek tween (34 and = streste; cil rhe ale a low oa Inqaire at the cfice of ihs Jeland. ‘OR SaLE—A neat three sto: oo HOUSE, 21 feet front, Spey ar rooms, collar, —_ paszare; surrounded is den, having the convenienos at ailsys. as 50.8 ine two story 20 feet front, oontaining six Teoma, ost 6, similariy situated, A so, eer ret class house a: | Fa te wiolsity of the ® poriect. Noose as, or short notes, * hie Agent, N Seve: tenth st, au 19 to Fro Agent, No_673 Sever tronth sf._au 19 SwA FOE RENT; The 7AleD STORY in buidi 271 and 273 Pa, errs 10th llth streete, formerly voazpied by Pesan & Wi erow. For’ particulars iugnire of rs a... & @.c. SCHNEIDER, Brass Founders and Hardware Dealers. 13-eolm* GONZAGA COLLEGK, ‘The Literar- exercises « of Gonz! fe College, on ‘eeu 9 h and 10th streets, wiil be reeu on September ist. The Fpealy oe Vv. pb, F Wiget. 8. an S.J, ViceBrenident a BA MoGuire, es Si ae he Awy ate course a—eoe the same - ‘of George. town Collen f. Eu ko 6 by yet! far enoug orsuch Who lo intend to ac me ge 0} ny. such branches of an Eng ani Commereia| fie ireetiae eeeyespnstae eaceeeee o as 0 PD Geography, Hi ory. it oa erent Ele” eutig Mute matic is tho sams as ‘that SS ofthe firetrank. Hepocial attention is pid to the study of Engiiah, Frenon and mathe los ee een oak Bil the ulssses of the Colle course, -AMERIOAN WATCHES FuR SOLDIERS! AT REDUCED PRICES. American Watches for Americans. BHE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice, that they have ‘ately issued a new style of Watch, exprossiy detigred for Seidiers ana others who desire a good Watch at a moderate price These Watches sre iatended to displace the worthless, cheap Watohes of British and Swiss manufacture, with which the country is flooded, and which were never expcoted to keep time when they were made, being retuse manufactures, sent to this coun'ry, besanse unsasleable at home, and used here only for jocksying and swindling pur- poses. We offerto sell owr Watch, whichis of THE MOST SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE AN ACCURATE AND DURABLE TIME KEEPER, 8nd in Sterling Silver Cases, Hunting pattern, at as low @ price as is asked for the trashy Acres aud Lepines of foreign make, already re- ferred to. We have named the rew series of Watches ‘WM. ELLER ¥, Boston, Mass., which name will be found on tie plate of every Watoh of this man- Utreture, and is ons of our trade marks, Bold by Sil respectadie Jewelers in the loya! ‘States. Wholesale orders should be addressed to ROEBINS & APPLETON, Acents ofthe American Watch Compacy, * Ou 20-1m 182 Broadway, N. Y. h Gor merican Company. theme Have and ADWarranted ty them alive ouuire satiefeovon, 7omp OMBING ernie ews of the Amsriot rican Com; A complete Ssrortuage wo af the Genuine ree Watopes, in Gold niver Cares. sa eines ipl rat aa on hand, ane nd IDER FOR THE ARMY. suite 2 eae eae ft for titl cy iii of t angia Wy quan POUNGVER in (dyatterile B Post bat | THREB O OLOOK P.M. = NO FIGHTING TO-DAY. some aisnninsig We bave information from Fairfax Station ep to 1 p. m. to-day, to which hour there had been no renewal of last week's engagement. AS?OCIATED PKESS DISPATCH. Dispatches revelved from Fairfax Court-House, about seven miles from Centerville, state that no firing had been heard up to 11 o’clock to day Gen Banks’ forces were heard from last night ima favorable pesition for Joining Pope’s army. FURTHER CONCERNING THE BATTLE OF SipURDAY. THE FIRST APPRARANCE OP THE EN- EMY ON THE LE&FT. = pee THE SUBSEQUENT SHARP FIGHTING. eens THE PASSAGE OF LONGSTREET AND JACKSON THROUGH THOR- OUGHFARE GaP. as Up to1 o’cleck on Saturday, the fighting was 80 light that it was thought there would not be any serious aetion forthe day. A ca’ recon- Roisance of four regiments, including the Michi- gan Cavalry, sent from the left to ascertain if the enemy were attempting a Sank movement, dis- covered nothing te indicate their presence, but on returning to the left and after taking position, the enemy suddenly made their appearance in immense numbers ta 8 wood in front, and so near that thelr faces be distinguished At the same point a battery was suddenly Wheeled into position and fred at the cavalry The first shell struck in froat ef the cavairy, and richochettei high over to @ @eld in their rear, The second shell burst over their heads, when they fell back to cover of a bill. Stuart’s cavalry presently appeared in large force, coming on a charge. The Confederate cavalrymen were armed with costly English shot gucs, which they Lela at the breast an@ fired (both barrels at once) as they spproached on the charge. Our eavalrymen repelled the charge by a dash with their sabers, and the enemy fell back to the shelter of the woods,raliied superbly and returned again to the charge, and were again repelied- The enemy’s infantry now epened upon our cav- alry, compelling it to retreat. About t:+ same time our left wing was repulsed, and fell back with considerable loss. Two lines of pickets effectually prevented the stragglers from moving off, and the center and Tight wing stood se Srmly as te prevent the encmy : from gsining any substantial fruits from their first successes. Our soldiers who hed been in the thickest of = the fight, en the conelusiem of the action fell down on the ground, too much exhausted to seek Shelter or food, and slept where they were through the night, despite the falling rain. Their hardships were increased by the want of water, as every spring aud well was naturally drained to supply such « host, and many cheer- fally paid twenty-five cents for a canteen fuil. O:bers drank the muddy water from the sloughs where thousaads ef horses had passed through. ‘The fact that not ealy Jackson, but Longstreet and Ewell, got through Thoroughfare Gap suc- cessfully, has caused some surprise, as it is stated that a regiment of men can hold the Gap agains; all comers, as it is marrow, and the road through it one in which it would be impossible for the enemy to ualimber a gun at the defen- sible points. Ii is stated that Bongetreet’s advance, a single regiment of sharpshooters, was drives back (sh+lled) by a detachment sent out for that pur- pose ; But that, from some cause, this force of ours ‘was tly withdrawn, and the g2p left open foi ‘to pass throngh unchalienged. Prisoners state that Gen. Lee was personally in command on Friday and Saturday. A gentleman who jeft Fairfax Court-House yes- terday evening at half-past six o’clock says that at thet time reinforcements and ammunition were pouring into the Federal lines. This gentleman assisted in caring for the wounded in the vicinity of the Bull Runa bridge. About 1,600 of our ‘wounded were there. During yesterday there was no general fight, but simpiy skirmishing, and the rebels made no attack, but employed themselves by throwing Shells from under cover ef woods, from which they could net be induced to come ~ ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS, This morning, two trains arrived, bringing about 1,300 soldiers, all but about 100 of whom ‘were wounded in the late batiles im Virginia. The balance were sick. The first train was in charge of Medical Director Rough and Hospital Steward Maurice F.O’Shea. These trains bring up wounded men (among others) from the fol- lowing regiments, viz: New York regiments— 2d Excelsior regiment suffered terribly; 14th, (Brooklyn) three captains kilied and many of the men wounded and taken prisoners. Of the ist Excelsior 400 went into the Sght, and nearly all were killed or wounded. The 44th New York also suffered severely, and the brigade of Gen. Butterfield has not more than 100 effective men left; 17th very much cut up, company I especially, having but five men left. The 24th went into the fight 500 strong, and yes- terday morning but 100 rations were drawn. The 101st, 45th and 9th New York, also suffeced se- verely, the latter having forty killed and sixty ‘wounded. In the 3d (loyal) Virginia, nearly all the officers were killed or wounded. The i8th Massachusetts lost about one half of its number The 115th Pennsylvania was twice engaged, and lost also about half its men. The other regiments represented among these wounded are the 84 Maine, which suffered se. verely—Capt. Foss, of this regiment,was wound, ed, and Lieut. Albert L. Cowan killed, besides a large number of officers and men; 6th New Hampshire ; 70th New York ; 49th Pennsylvania; 2d Maryland ; 63d Pennsylvania; 100th Pennsyl- vania, which bad 200 killed or wounded ; 94 Pa. Reserves, 160 killed and wounded ; 62d Pennsyl- vania; Ist Miebigen, 100 killed and wounded, including Colonel Roberts; 30th New York; 34 Michigan, 150 killed and wounded ; 7th Wiscon- son, which went in 700strong, and came out with only 300; 6th New Jersey, 130 killed and wound: ed ; 11th Massachosett, 190 killed and wounded; 56th Ohio; 734 Pennsylvania ; 19th Iadians; 74th Pennsylvania, and Sth regular cavairy. Among the wounded officers brought up were Major M. M. Dawson, 100th Pennsylvania; Col. Farnsworth, 79th New York (Higblandéers;) Col. Cutler, 6th Wisconsin, and ethers. Assistant Surgeon Rebert Dodson, ef the 3d Maryland, was brought up sick. Col. Brown, of the 10th Indi- ana, was killed. Conveyances for the removal of the sick and ‘wounded were in attendance at once. No sooner had the train arrived than the characteristic lib- erality of the eitizens of the Seventh Ward dis- played itself by the residents, male and female; runing hither and thither, and dispensing food and delicacies to the sufferers. Col. M. D. Harding, of the 10th Pennsylvania Reserve, was wounded and is now at the Avenue House. Col. Harding ts a eon of Col. John J Harding, who was killed at the battle of Buena Vista, Mexico. Major Lancaster, 7ist Pennsyl- vanta, Col. Henderson; Gol. Lansing, 17th Wis- consin; Capt. Glassen, Col. Crocker, and Lieut. C.R. Suter, U.S. A., were aleo wounded Lieut. Joba Whiti of the 34 Infantry, is wounded in lower ji FROM THE CONFEDERATE LINES. We learn by one of Capt. Ferguson’s Quarter. master’s agents, who left Jackson’s headquarters at Sudley Church, at 6% o’clock on Friday morn- ing, and who with Capt. Mercer, depot commis- sary, and 639 soldiers, teamsters, and others, was captured on Tuesday night by Jackson’s forces— 424 Georgia end hres other regiments—the fol- lowing! The forces ct Manessas st the time fhe Cunfed- erates appeared there on Tuesday night, was 08 mea of the &7th New York or Pennsylvants regi- ithe | Meat, a part of the 18th Pennsylvania cavalry, & battery of seven New York, (Putcaner,) and o number of. commissary men, quar- termasters agents teunetas. The td New right Or twelve rounds; the 12th Pennsylvanis cevalry fell back, and ebout 100 were oo Finding it useless to continue the contest, the party were surrounded ani captured. The Confederates marched the ers to within & mile of Bristow, whes yeturned to Msnasess immediately, by order of Gen. Jeok- son, reaching Mansseas again at 11 o'clock om Wednesday morning. When they got back te Manassas they found « fizbt going on betweem the New Jersey division, uoder Gen. Taylor, and the forces under Jackson, who drove beck Tay- lor and took some prisoners. The prisoners were then marched within a mile of Bull Run; there they met Jackson again, returning from Center- ville, with some prisoners. He directed the pste- oners to be marched back, when they stopped opposite “‘Wier’s House,” the former headquar- ters of Beauregard, where they were put inte camp, being guarded, and staying there till @ minutes before 11 o'clock, Wednesday night. They then were taken to the old Manassas battle field, and remained till Jackson's left wing was attacked by Sigel’s forces; whereupon they were removed towards Sudley Church, abouts mile, when Jackson’s right was opened upon. There they commenced taking a list of the prisoners, preparatory to paroling, and they got the names of the prisoners furnished by Cept. Mercer, of the Quartermaster’s Department, U.8.A. They returned with the papers in about two hours, The prisoners were then drawn up in line, an@ the calling of their ntmes was age'n commenced. They got balf way through when the left was opened upon again, sod ebout that tims some other prisoners came in, which — u seencern 4 to take their names also. Th to ait down, rn 4 about an hour ron was again attacked, the firiny eet . o'clock. Abcut 11 o'clock 2 ering of om- Dolances from the Confederates passed with their wounded, and some mesa going out to commenced wating op tbe prisowers Preparatory comm. waking up the p' to a march tewards the fer South. eavy Gring was then beard on the left, and the officers iz cheiee of the prisoners informed Capt. Mereer that they coul! proceed within the Fe Line they could not atiend to them any further. THE ENEMY ATTEMPT TO TAKE A BAT- TERY AND ARE REPULSED. The 86th New York, im Piatt’s Brigade, Stur- gis’ Division, 4! ot goimto action unfil about tive o’clock on Saturdéqgy when they were or- dered to the support of @ battery skirting « piece of woods, (the enemy at that time pressing McDowell heavily on the left,) but they were wot kept in that position long, for the rebels, with a strong force, made an attempt (by fank movement) to capture the battery, and the 86:b, with other regiments, were ordered up to dis- lodge the enemy {rcm the woods through whick ae were approaching, and after a desperate th, ed in ari riving them back. Col. Bay , in this engagement, was slightly wound- at wes abie to keep font = } army was ordered to fall Soaeest Somes 86th is about 160 killed and dc eandied, former are Lieu:. J. H. Tall and Lyons. After the battle aay hr oe Sa oon Piatt complimented the S6th bi their bravery, BANKS BAFE. After the falling back of our forces to Center~ Ville there was naturally some anxiety felt as te the safety of Gen. Banks’ command at Ostlett's and Bristow Station. He left Bristow Station about 8 o'clock yester- day morning, end succeeded in bringing of bie entire command and wagon train uninjured, his only encounter with theenemy belag an occasion- al interchange of shots, reaching Centerville about noon yesterday. The fact that the enemy did not undertake more seriously to op; his j nction with Pope shows how terribly the Confederates were ceded i the battle of Sitarday. 5 EVACUATION OF FREDERICKSBURG. There seems to be no doubt but that Gen. Burnside has evacusted Fredericksburg sné ‘withdrawn his forces tos point where these erans can be actively serviceable ia the work of the campaign. Much of the preparatory work for the evacuation was effcted some days ago, and our informant, who lef: Falmouth yesterday,says that about 6 o’clock in the evening hesew @ het gr bt in the direction of Prede: correc an reser a Hyd mouth, had been fully effected 3d dad the sbiiity of the enemy to pursue him effectually guarded against. SHUTTING UP THE DRINKING HOUSES. The order of the Military Governor all the drinking places of the Disirict to beclom@ after to-day, is designed to meet the emergency of the present excited state of our population, already worked up toe high pitch by the resen; battles, without the additien of liquid stimulus. As soon as the city cools dows again, the re- striction will be removed, we hear; it not being the purpose of Generel Wadsworth to interfere farther with our citizens than may bs absolutely Reeessary in the military exigencies by which we are surrounded. He will permit no liquors to be sold here in any quantity for the time being; the penalty being the instant confiseation of all found on the premises where sold. PASSES. No persons are allowed to visit Alexandris ‘without a proper pass. No civilians are allowed passes to go to the battle field or to Pope’s army. Passes are required from persons crossing the bridges and ferries. No buckster wagons are allowed to go to camps over the river without passes. No liquors are allowed to pass oyer the rives unless with a pass. ANSWERING THE CALL. At noon to-day, about fifty surgeons, represent, ing the counties of Dauphin, York, Berks, Ly: coming, Franklin and Fulton, accompanied by about eighty nurses, arrived in the city for the purpose of cff-ring their services in caring for the sick and wounded in the present emergency. Delaware also sent a delegation of one hundred and twenty-seven surgeons; all of whom are stopping at Willards’. LATE OM RIC. ND. From a party who left Riehmond on Friday we learn that 360 Federal prisoners were takes te Richmond om Wednesday lest it was reported in Richmond that at the cavalry raid on Catlett's Station $5,000,000 worth of Feder=! property was captured; also Pope's entire wardrobe, and thet of his staff, and his Paymaster with $60,000. IN CONSULTATION, &c. The President, Gen. Halleck, and Gen. McCiel- lan were in consultation to-day at the headquar- ters of Gen. H. Shortly afterwards it was cur- rently said in that vicinity that the command of the troops in around this elty, including the de- fence of the neighboring fortifications, had bere. assigned to Gen. McC. KILLED Among the killed Union officers tm the bettle of Saturdey last, was Lieut. Raneld McKenzie, of U. 8. Engineers, a nephew ef John Glidell, of Louisiana. THE CARS, &c., BURNED. Gen. Banks, in the execution of the order to that end, burned yesterday 147 railrosd cars end five locomotives. NOT KILLED. Michiges brigute, villed” tu, cho bette of a Mi brigade, was Saturday is untrue. He is uninjured, we kaow. — THE ARMY TRAIN, The whrle of Gen. Pope's army train bas bem retired well to the reer. ——(.q]Te————_—_—_— LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. —_o— RELEASE OF mH. INGERSOLL. PHrLaDELrmt, Sept. 1 —Charies Ingersoll, re- eently arrested for sentiments uttered ins Notes, Big Gold, 116qy.