Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1862, Page 2

SS ‘ue EVENING STAR. ————————————— Ee WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY.....SEPTEMBER 8 1969. 7 Re ding Matter on every page See Untside for Emteresting Telegraphic ond ether matter. Spirit ef the Morning Press. The Intelligenerr, noticing the late arrest of Mr Ingers I! in Philadelptia, tekes occasion to argue agains! arbitrary arrests for the mere u‘ter- ance of opinion be heat of political discus" sions The Repwditeam is occupied with news details te-iay +e OUB NMILitlaAnRyY BUDGET —.-- — GENERAL ORDER. ae a iment Adrutant General's Offices, ar Deparinraninetom, Sept 1602 § @ewere! Orders No. 123.—Major General McClel fen will bave command of the fortifications of Wesbington, and cf all the troops for the de- fance of the capital 8y eommand of Major General Halleck B.D. Towneznp, Assist. Adj't General. BOISE TT THE MICH'GAN CAVALRY ‘The easuaities among ‘he ere of the is; Miebigen Cavalry ia Saturday’s baltle, were: Colonel T. F. Brodhead, wounded and taken prisoner—shot through the lungs, probably fatal Major Town, badly wounded—three gun-shot wounds ad twosabercuts. He !s at the Prov- fdeoce Hoepital, Carro‘l's Hill, Wasbington Major Atwood, cspturtd; unburt. Lieutenant Merriam, wounded end Captured. Lieut. Morte, Eilled. The regiment behave very gallantly, end los severely. It mustered only about one hundre¢ nod twenty yesterday morning. Colonel Brodhead wes wounded in a second sarge mede by his regiment, but exid nothing about it, amd it was not known even by his cf sere He rallied men ef other regiments as they fell back, end wten nearly surrounded was urged by some ef bis cficers to retire, but eald he woule not, so lorg as he hadany men to Sght with Assistant - urgeon Nash, of his own regiment, is with bim. Michigan bas reason to be proud of her sons. ——<= FROM THE BATTLE-PIELD. Sergeant Burnham, of the Metrepolitan Police 0 Went to the battle-fie!d of Saturday, returned this morning. From him we learn that ont hundred and Sfty wegons, driven by negroes, were sent to the field under a fieg of truce. ty bring way the wounded. The rebels consented to the removal ef the wounded, but took the aegrees Burnhem noticed thut many of our dead end wounded were stripped of their cloth- ing, and happened to speak of it loud enough fo, & Confederate officer to hear. The iatter ex- clsimed, “Shut up! you s—n of a b—b, or we'll ‘ake you, clothing and ell.’ A rebel officer, once & merchant fn Alexandria, sald to Burnham, “Don’t mind him; he isdrunk. The dead were tripped In violation of General Lee’s crders, and he says that those who did it shall be shot’ Burnham says he did not se+ a rebel cavalryman between Bull Kun and the fortifications. eis DEATH OP GEN. STEVENS. Gen. Isaac 1. Stevens. late delegate from Wesh- ington Territory, was Biiled on Monday even!ng, at ebout 5 o'clock, under the following circum- . Stevens’ brigade bad been sent from Je te drive back a force of the enemy who ‘heir ap unce avout two-and-a-half ja Fai: fex station, and were fering wito cur transpertation and ambulance is. While at the head of bis brigade, on torsebeck, driving the enemy through the woodr, be wasst:uck in the head by a Mintfe bal! and in- stemtly Killed Hisson, a Captain in the 79th New York, but acting as Assistant Adjutant of tbe Brigade, was wounded, but bow badly, we are not informed. The rebels were finally driven from their p sition with considerable loss. The bodies of a rebel Colonel and two Lieutenants, killed in this Sgbt, were found in the woods yesterday morning. ees TO BE ORGANIZED AS MILITARY COM- PANIES. By direction of the President, all the Clerks and Employees of the civil departments and all employees on the public buildings in Washing- ton will be erganized into compinies under the direction of Gen Wadsworth, and will be armed and supplied with ammunition for the defence of 2e capital. a SUPERINTENDENT OF NURSES. Mr H. M. Pierce, president of Raters Institute, New York city, has been appointed eral su- perintendent of hospital nurses tn the military district of Weshington,and bas entered cn the discharge of his duties. All applications from Tsons desirons of acting ux nurses should be made to him at the turgeon General’s office. — HOSPITAL FOR WOUNDED OFFICERS. The Georgetown Seminary Hospital is eppro- Ppristed exclus.vely to sick aud wounded officers ef the army. a AID TO GEN. McULELLAN. Lieut Col. Haskia, aid-de-camp, is relieved from duty with @en. Barnard, and ordered to ic- port to Gen. McClellan. ———————_2+2-___ U7 The rebels are invading Kentucky in ‘rnest, and an intense excitement has been oc- essioned in Louisville end Cincinnati. Lexing- ton bas beeu evacuated by our forces, and oc- cupied by the rebels under Kirby Smith A force under Humphrey Marehal was 2lso approaching Cynthiana, from the direction of Riketon, and it would be evecuated. Gov. Robinson, of Ken- vucky, bas !smed a proclamation announcing the invosion of the Stete and calling the People to arms. At Loufeville the Mayor has called on all male cittgens to erm themselves. Gen. Lew Wallace bas issued a prcclamation placing Cin- ctonat! end Newpirt sod Covington under mar- Nal law, crderlug all business to be suspended, end cailing on the people to meet for military tervice The invasion is no doubt a serious matter, though probably somewhat exaggerated by the excitement prevailing. its most serious f-ature ie that it cuts off our force at the Cumber- acd Gap both from supplies and reinforcements. We know, however, that Gen. Buell moved severs! weeks ago in the direction of Knoxville, E Tennessee, and is now reported to hav sntered end defeated the rebels at or near C Tanooga. If this be so our forces may make & diversion im the rear of the rebels tn Kentucky. ACD SES eialiaant ia New Jzuszy Reavy.—We learn by a tele. g'=phic dispatch received lest night from Tren- ton, the capitsi of New Jersey, that there will be no ccestion of resorting to a draftin that gallant sed patriotic State, whieb, in the Present war, has proved berse!f worthy of the Revoletionary fame ectieved by her sons on so many battle fields The whole of the quota assigned to the State ‘nde? the call for militia, amounting to ten thousand four hundred ard seventy-eight men, bes been filled by volunteers, who have already reported the ives ef the appointed rendezvous. Sate aR Rs Ls coataialte Invtan Dirrie 's. —We were permatare jn stating yesterday tbat there was some anxiety in regard to th safety of Commissioner Dole. It is woe he bad nat been beard from since the 26th ninme. Being out of the reach of the telegraph it was impossible to communicate, otherwise toan by the ordinary way of mail, by which there bas not been sufficient time to receive a letter. It 's, however, expected thatin a few days news wil be recetved from that quarter; and we hope ‘“ bear that the Indian trosbles have all been settled. UP" Partics mekin missione: of Latern: remittances to the Com- Revenae, ordering stamps for proprietery articies, such as patent medicines, perfumery, &c , should remember that no funds ran be recelved, except specie, Treasury notes , and drafts, on the various United st, pars ates depoal . Pxasoman — Dr. Aleng> Garcelon General of the Stats of Maine, is ta Washington. Gea. Roberts, Mzjor Selfridge, Capt. Be Lieut Loekwood, and Capt Addick, U § re Major Hubbell, N. ¥.; Col Meredith, 66th reg!. ent P. Vj and Ozpt. Sager, are at Willarde’. RT te ES Major General Mitobel tft tuts oily yee wrday for Hilton Head Surgeon- THE SITUATION. LATEST FROM THE FRONT. ————— MOVEMENT EFF Loss. - McCLELLAN ENTERS UPON HIS NiW COMMAND - . OMINOUS SILENCE OF THE ENEMY. CTED WITHOUT THE a JACKSON GONE UP THE RIVER. THE UPPER VERRI BIVE ATTEN- EVACUATION O ‘CHESTER. CHE ENEMY IN FORCE IN THE VALLEY ~ By nine o’clock last evening the whole of the acmy of Gen. Pope bad reached the position {% hid been determined it should sesume for the present before the atucnch fortifizations on the south side of the Potomac, tn cur front. Ir thetr march of the day from the immediate vi_ e'nity of Fairfax Court House the enemy of course did their best to hurrass our rear with an occa- sional round of shell, which, however, did no damage. Everything was brought hither in good order and condition, the army being In = far bet >» renew the contest of lest week at ated Ere they reached this immediate vicinity, we hear, Mejor Genera! McClellan had, in accordance with the general order of yesterday, (published elsewhere in to-flay’s Siar,) issurd un orderas- suming the chief commend of the aggregated army (Pop2’s and Burz ) thus easembled for the defence of the Capital This morning it seems to be certain that the mass of the enemy that followed our ermy from the Rappebannock to this vicinity are directing thelr march somewhat up the river, being a). ready in some forceabcut Leesburg, and in larger force between there and the Chain Bridge, as though about to make a demonstration at the ferry opposite Poolesville, Ma That end ail other fords that might possibly be threatened are of course being duly guarded by forces which Generais Halleek ard McClellan doubtless regard as enticlent for the exigencies of the occas!on ; various bodies of troops having in the last few days paased up the riveron this side, evidently to that end Winchester was yesterday evacuated by our trocpa, it being understood that the rebels have also appeared in force in the Valley. We inay add that there already is a strong fleet of U.S. gun and mortar boats in the river ready for instant action If necessary. Our belief is that the rebel generale will essay to cross the river in the hope of getting supplies and other assistance through n secession rising in Maryland, end thus be enabled to move on Baltimore rather than the Federal Metropolis, which they probably think too well fortified to be attacked. This !s, however, buta surmire; though the contingency has doubtless been abundantly guarded against by the autaorities. If it had been designed to make on ttack upon the other side of the river, we believe it would have been made this mornioy, os cvery passing hour unti! !t might be made, serves materially to lessen the chance of the success of any such move- ment when essayed Order, by the by, is rapidly being brought out of the comparative chaos that Invariably follows a week of such action and marching es our troops were lately engaged in In that week, we learn from an officer who is best situated to know the facts, our total Icus of killed, wounded and missing, did not exceed fifteen thousand; the stragglers, who will very soon be in their proper place again, making a large proportion of the missing et present. We trust ere going to press with the second edition of to-day’s Star, to glean farther inter- esting particulars of the state of affairs in this vicinity. ter condition t a moment's warning. than we ant LATE FaOM BURNSIDE’S ARMY. saciid sistas THE ENEMY ATTEMPT TO PURSUE HIM WiTd CAVALRY. —__—@—___ HE [3 READY TO REPEL ASSAULT. ————- = We learn that General Burnside, on Monday night, was on the east side of Potemac run, about six miles from Fredericksburg, in a posi. tion to punish the enemy, !f they should attempt to press him. Some cf the enemy's cavalry had attempted a flank movement upon him, crossing a ferry fifteen miles below Fredericksburg, but had not effected their purpcse, but were hovering on tke west bank of Potomac run, nlong to its mouth. The run empties into an inlet of the Potemsac. The tron foundery (3cott’s) was not destroyed, as stated, on the evacuation of Fredericksburg, and private property was strictly respected. —— CONFEDERATE CAVALRY ROUTED. The following dispatch hus been received by the War Department: GungRaL Gaant’s HeanguaRTERs, Sept, 2-1 p. m., (via Ceire, 4 p. m.)—M> jor General Hal. deck, General-in-Chief: Colonel Dennis, with from four to five hundred men, met rebel cavalry yesterday, four miles west of Meden, in superior force, driving them and whipping them badly, The enemy left ove hundred and ten dead on the field; wounded estimated at over two bundred and Sfty. Our loss five killed and forty wounded: U. 8. Grant, Major General Comd’g. —_.—___ A RUMOR. Amid the excitement of yesterday there nrose a Tumor of the resignation of Secretary Stanton) with an eddition, say!ng that Gen. Halleck had been called on by the President to act as Secretary of War pro tem We have setisfied ourself thot Secretary Stanton has not resigned, nor hus Gen. Halleck nor any one else been assigned to his position. —__e—__ THE GUNBOATS ON THE RIVER. Among the gunboats on the river are the fel- lowing, in addition to the flay hip Wechusetts: Jacob Belle, Yankee, Port Royal, Sonoma, Aros- took, Tioga and Tezser. The Despatch, Satellite and others are in the river, and Muy shortly be expected up. —— THE NATIONAL RIFLES, The National! Rifles, of this city—eighty rifles stroug—to-day tenaered their services in the field for the defence of Washington, to the War De- partment. We trust they will be accepted, as they are a very efficient company, indeed. ————e+e- {~The London Times bo the EB consuls in this country will nut cliew eaienives to be compromised by foreigners claimin pro- tection from draft, and that it will besimply im- possible to extend the British zis to the myriads who Gal just want its momentary Protection. ted States is the land of their choice they must abide by its laws: they must run the risk of its sept. they may fight for itif they like, and they must for it i¢ they must—for Union or for Disunion as the = ie y may happen to be ——__ U7™ It ts gratifying, says the Paris corr - ent of the New York World, to see (het car tou countrywoman, Adelaide Pbillips, bas achieved, so brililant a success.abroad. at Prague and Pesth she js lauded as nothing less than perfe:- tion. Her som d’e: tiste is Fei; i, a8 she could not possibly have been received at the [alien Opera here uader ber own atmple name. Her re- ception bere last winter was very encouraying, and she will probably be re engaged for the up- Proaching season Remove: —P W. Colcla 80» Bureaa, has beeu renioved f, messanger, Cou ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE OF MONDAY. The Enemy Repulsed and Driven from the Field—RK ents Engaged — Stenewall Jacksen Engeged—Further Partisulars of Saturday's Ba From the wounded soidiers who arrived in the train yesterday afternoon, and other sources, we gather the following particulars of the late actions in front: About half-past four o’clock on Monday efter- noon, it was discovered that # cavalry force had made {ts way sround In the rear of Pope’s army, woen it made a dash st Gen Reno's force guard- ing the wagon trains, for the purpose. it ts sup- posed, of capturing the supply train, which con- tstned provisions and ammunition, of which the rebels stand sorely in need. Fortunately, they were diseovered in season, and Kearney’s divi- sion was sent down to drive the rebels beck. He found the rebels in greater force than wae at firat supposed, as he displaved not only cavalry, but srtiliery and infantry. He ordered up rein- forcements. He was soon eupported by the divi sions of Hooker and Banks, when the action became general. The fight lasted about two hours, 2 portion of the time the rain wes pouring down in torrents. Our forces Sree the rebels a mile and a half with great slaughter The most of car information is obtained from those who were wounded in the beginning of the engagement, and as a consequence, we cannot certain the amount of Joss sustained on either side. ine following regiments are mentioned ae bav- ing been engaged in this battle: The 3d and 4th Maine, the 2istand 28th Massachusetts; 21, 54, Sth and 8th Michigan; 37th, 38th, 40th, and j9th New York; 48th, 60th, 57th, 63th, 99th, 100th and 45th Penneylvanis, and 20th Indiana. A rebel prisoner taken during the bat'le states thatthe rebel force engaged in this battle was that of Stonewall Jackson. The remains of Col. Hoe, late commander of the 73d Pennsylvania volunteers, who fell in the battle on Saturday last, were conveyed to Phila de!phia for interment, in charge of Mrj. Ride- oour. He wasa brave and gallant officer, In Saturday’s fight 2 sad and mest unaccourt- able bluader occurred. The 3d Miebiyan went into the battle with 290 men, and came out witb only 143, and more than three-fourths of tbisnum- ber met their fate by the fire of the 20th Indiana regiment, which lapped over thelr rear and poured a galling fire into them while on the ad- vance. The first knowledze which the Michigan boys had of the presence of thecther regiment was the bullvts in the back cf their heads, arma, &e., nearly half the regiment having lapped across them. It 1s said of company K, 24 Wisconsin regi- ment, that out of forty-reven men who went into action on Saturday, only seven reported for duty the next morning, the rest having been either killed, wounded or taken prisoncrs.— Reppdiican Death of Brig. Gen. KearneyHis Body brought te Washingten—Arrival of the eof Col. Fletcher Webster—ten. Bedy in Alexandria—Gen. Tay- lor’s Remains sent Home Brig. Gen. Kearney was killed Jo the fight of Monday afternoon. His body was brought to this ity ue evening. It will be embalmed and sent orth. ‘The remains of the gallant Col. Fletcher Webster arrived in this city last evening in charge of Quartermaster Wood. The body is pring embalmed, and will be sent to Boston im- mediately, Gen. Stevens’ body arrived in Alexandria yes- terday. Jt will be embelmed and sent North to- day. Gen Stevens was killed, while at the head of his brigade, by a Minie ball, which penetrated the brain. At the time he was shot, he was bear- ing in his hands the colors of ar giment, the color sergeant of which had been killed. His death was instantaneous. ‘The remains of Gen. Taylor, which had been embalmed, also | arte through Washington yes- terday, em route for the North The bodies of Generals Kearney and Stevens, and thatof Col. Webster, were recovered from the enemy under a flag of truce. Ce lime ae SENERAL’S OFFi \ WasHINGTON City, D.C. Sept. 2, 1262. Sick and wouuded offictra who wish to enter hospita's will be received at Seminary Hospital, Georgetown, and at no other place. HAMMON WILLIAM a ss3 lw Surgeon do: CS = GOOD SAMARITAN DIVISION, No 5, r. SONS OF TEMPERANCE. WABA! 1 TON, D. O—At the mesting helé September a, the following resolations were unscimously eed : Resolved, That the thanks of this Division te tendered to General Wadsworth and the military suthor.ties for the order prohibting tho sale cf intoxicating drinks in this ity, Resolved, Bhat we urge the continuance of ‘hs above order until the meeting of Cong eas, whon We hope to have a law passed in accordance there Ordered, Bhat the sbove resolutiozs*ne si; the, Worth Fatriarohin betaior thetwo nena. e4 and fe: om | ‘* forwarded to General ‘Waduworth 2 eon iw iA Basted Bear tend mores. 4 Carts, ¢ ped Cart oF in jurgy. Can b> seen AMSES?S wtsblocin Richtee eS St SOR BaLE —On acoourt cf the sbsence of the owner, & handsome fuli biooded Ken- tuoky HORSE, particularly sultsd to ire use ofan officer. Appiy at the vorth wert 0 ner of 18th and H ats, No, 369 6% Sawiw* WwW MI\S8 SARAH WUOD OULD Inform her yatrons and friends that pep her SEMINARY FOR Y°UNG I, on the 224 of thie months De® bie ag tion atated hi fer. ‘Beaohers for sohoole or families, sat H eee NAVY AND ARMY CLAIMe, Tae Sutretben ane been enocessfal!: a for fifteen years an an attorney for C ime fore the varous Publis Dspartmen's at Wash- ington, offer: Services for ths prumpt settlement of all Ciaims. and for otteiaing ray bounty, mares here,” Office Nor Saat ating 0, . near l0ta. 103-Tw* H.C. BP~LOING Attorney. UTNAM’S cr ees ri of Washi usti to bethe beet in use. Price of Tnfeeet ‘Bee them at Now us f OGD ew Ho . ae 3 3t* 519 That reer PS syeone. 2 FOR sak, SECOND-HAND HACK ¢ c One do, Barone Ee ACks, One do. Large HEARSE, (just done up) ‘The above are all in first rate order, scld—sither or all of them—very swe to mare room. Apelv at RE:LLY’s 8trbies, 96W Lom- ba.d at., « a'timore so3 7t* CARD.—Pho r-porter ofthe R A he did not know of any house there was liguor taren from, but o- beisn EroRpery koptby re. culli to the old lady tie poeheey of poss the fsisee d that an » Jn justices her keep'ng alow crogeery.” Un Mees) nee pet CY 3 i mae 88 any oa th re are Lever any loafers prow! ing id thers. as Mr. Resortsr terme it 1 myeelfsaw jiquor taken out of houses at the sams tims, quire amit Bhe “likewrs: any.” it} AClaiZ 4 MA4Y°o8’s OFFICE, AFHINGTON, Sspt_ 3, Proposals will be reoeived af te omte atl twelve oclook m,, on Sa u:day, the 1st insiant. for repsiri:g the Bridge across Canalatis inters: otion with New Jersey aver Specifications oan bo seen ania’ oF er informs Hap cas be ob-ained at ths Burveyor’s office, City a! The work to be ¢one to the ert the Mayor and the Commisstor or ofthe tana and saoh cther persoreas the Mavor may ge ect.” MaR se 3dtd Cinta © Rey ee OFFICE WASHINGTON 2 QUEDUCT, RoPosAts will be Tecow fuati id pi see: . . Mondays the IBtn Boptsestey, seantt conerantion Portion of the Potomas Dam at Great F; be principal item of work to be d: a fixe thousand (6,600) yards of roskem a ot te Oa nas Procured and pians seen at Toposals to be sealed, and endorsed ‘Pro; is for Potomac Dam ” and‘ ardreased "Sale B. Smith, Secretary of the Ia'eror, Wathineton, _ses-cotd — @ Chiet Enginoer We A. ye ARMY AND NAVy OFFICERS, SUPLERS, &., ac We invite ae attention tocu large assor'm=nt ¢ nee Id (Da ’,¥ ENS, (enh One 1s oapabie hivg AND CAMP HEATING AND Bro Lonecey 4 PORT BLE ALVANIZED RGR 1. OM ‘J lenet over adoxen no: emy 3: Or THE WARD. 800) AK &—tbey are ereat fue! and for baking and roasting mests, pita, b een, ©, re une For sale 9 Ly he atrest, se S-tw* Bole Agenta for Baltiense, GlV. fretds and the public that ‘known es! i ns also Leet sane ii the n ry umm 6) in bedding the meet o olee UYSFERD the c 01 c8- pins’ Feist uld produce, in Mehesee Creeks at { wi:l reostve b: Piegy Foner telat ene, Zane o8 dery the charge (a0 can any of New York papers of yesterday pees Wall street sai cheerful look to-day. The absence of unfavorable epee to- ether with the cessation of aplatica, | in Virg’ | mparts to the stock market « very firm tone quotations for ey f all the seeurities o: speculative list are higher than on Friday or Sat- urday. The great strength of the market under the »gitating reports from the army, been the subject of general remerk, and insterd of the panic ‘which the timid apprehended, we havea confident feellng pervading all classes. with a strong upward tendency in prices Government curities are steady, bout without activity. The notes are ¥ per cent. beter, walle the sixes IS8L are in demand at full pres ‘The price gold broke down this morning, under the more bopeful appearance of roliltary affairs. The highest quotation yesterday was 117117 ¥, while to-day ic is diMcuit to sell large lots ut 11648 Li6y- of of FFAIRS IN Kansas.—Gen,. Lane is in. He bas been issuing commis- 3 » sundry persons at diver times to officer the new regiments he has been and is trying to raise in Kansas. Under the last law of Congress In re- lation to this subject, the appoint t of officers ie left to the Governors of the respective States, and Gov. Rebinson does not appsove of someof Gen Lane’s app: intments, and refuses to issue commissions to them. He bas written to the old regiments asking the names snd qualifications of tuose among them whom he can properly with- draw and commission in the new regiments. Gen. Lane deemed this a trespass upon his pre- rogative, and declares that no new regiment will be put In the field until the expiration of Robin- son’s term.—Chicago Times. OFFICIAL. Headquarters Military District of Wasi H Washington, D.C., Sept. 1, Ordered: That no spirituous liquors shall be sold at retail within the District of Columbia. The Provost Marshe! will seize and turn over to the Medical Purveyor all liquors found in retail establishments after to-day. Cclonel Swain (Scott’s Cavalry) will ald the Provost Marshal In the execution of this order. By command of Brigadier General Wadswerth. Joun P. Sezasr AOR SALE—A fins youcg ~T4LLION, exoel FOr PALiic worse. ruitatie for an SET Vins Siabre: Soventh riiest, De & Bi jab.e, Seven ty feet H and | streete. re? 3t* FROM HOSFON. : Tre Packet Scnooner Pooshon'as, Capt Berry, has arrived, and is now discharging uor é = treght. Apply to . == PLEY & BROTHER, HART: Yoo and 101 Water ntroet, ao 2-st ticotgetowe. DP CL : FON’S Supplementary Despatohes, A fare fae “y Memoranda, 7 vols’ Londo». (ae) FRANCK TAYLOR, WELL QUA)A°1ED will g:ve LES A Lanes Ow KR SPANO and in SINGI*G, FRENCH and VRAWiN2. in families or at eotools, Inquire at thin offior #01 3t" {OR THE AUTUMN A<D WINTER OF 1862 AND 1862—Foreizn sod omestio, Faooy pra fine Dry Goods, 10 all the depart ily warts, mente of 5 A large took, pted for Antamnand Winter, Bowin Storo, ia acd ticn to which, our No-thern and Eastern correrponderts send now suppiies daily. One Aes ocly,thec&eh etendard value marked in plain figures. AD inspection of stook impiliss no obligation to purchase, All paroe'’s for ther Int fres of charge, eo! lat iy NOTIC#! HE Copartrership heretofore oarried on by the name of F J. Heiverger # Co. wae cissolred by Mutual consent on ths 30in of Aurunst last. tnose indebted to the frm to settle without delay; nets. OPICE!--The sabsciidor, F J Beiborger, oF partner O° the ate firm. tak % ming his friends and the puhiio g: the wil continu*tis ougire:si.. a. ils branohes under the fermer name tnd tit e, «nd will erdeaver to morit the voutinved favors of their former pat rouage. *. J. ReIBES BER & 4 Buocersor= to A. F Loudou & C 80 Citizens’, M |tary and Nave! Tai DEAFNESS. DR. VON MOSCHZISKER, the orly iegi mate European OCULICN and AURIGE in tuts 9. gutry.can be consu.ted on ail maladies of the py and FAR, requiring Medical treatment or Nie cal operations to restore S;@HT and HHAR ne Um ir. Vo! i and 8 awardod bim, (which can beexamined at this office,) aro of th: highest order. sel tm* ABI CLO HS. all, the proper colors for soe’ and Mi autumn. ngs. poser #iamnois for Lofenta, Ladies sud Misses Beoqu Aleo, opensd te-day— Medium aod super Bisnkets, in a!l elses, fox been orbs, and Beds, (single, double, an: jarge. One price only, the actual oash standard value, marked in plain figures. PERRY & BRO., an 25-10 Pa ave and Ninth street. WAGUNS~ WAGONS, Have ca hard @ loi of very superior WAGONS, suieple tor Grooere’ or Sutlers,’ which will be Repairing of al] kind promptiy attended to, ee kob'® a GRABATI. Coscumsker, 0 lw* 477 Kighth and 374 D street. WwW NOTICE. HOLESALE AND REBAIL GROCER. ‘Fhe sudsoriber, having recently completed the ection of his new building. on the size of former premises. (destroyed by fire como time sinoe,) bega to cal! the attention of his old fri ard the public generally to the tact, aud to remin them of his ability to serve them in ali branches ry GENERAL GROCERY FRADE, having @mpie room and increased facilities to He bee rescutiy returned fiom the variow Northern markets, where hohas cerefully seleoted & complete stock of Fa . and, obdeis purohased exclusively for cash, offer peoulisr induoementa, both as to price quality. J, “ His stock of Fine Teas, Wines, Liquors, Sugare Of all grases. Spices. Bourbon, Monongahela, and Ryo Whiskey, rulia. Mustard, ances. Wooden Ware, &o, Are oftue veet description, and sil adapied to the tradeof Washiogtou, JeSSE B. WILSON, No. 337 Pennsylvania svenue, between 6th anc J LIME—LIME—LIM US® Landed oy the rchoo er Kaiph Hewett, a oargo of the best quality Thums-1own, =tate of Maine Wood turotLime put: pin barre's ‘Fhis Lime is s0 well Kxown throughout the United Steen, 6s being sugerior to ans c ther kind, shatit needa no further recommendstion tha @ fair trial, and will me jow for oath only, ~ eS Ss AS eee e ast av. 801 & street; Orof JO) 3 NA KH Qu 3t-1w* 172 Pennsylvania avenue. Ts METROPOLITAN BABH ROOMR, Front’s D st, and Pa. ae,, bat 11th and 12th’ sts, FOR LADIES AND SENTLEMEN, Are now open and rea ty for all persons who de- mre ae or Cold, Shower, Steam, Vapor and Med- ioated Baths At great exponse these Baths have been fitted up to meet & want long fe'tin 'hiscity, and we now offer to the citigens of Washington as fine & suite Rooms as over opened to any public in the We Stat ll are invited acenlt mad aee tor emseiean, m 6%. m. unti m.; on Sun from 5 autonto 12, 7 rooms kro wader the fo rintendence, of JusTUS UHOLLAR, ork, (one of the proprietors.) wii joroughiy understands the bathivg busigoss in al its bracohes. 8u 16-im OUNG MEN WISHING TO ESCAPE THE Y DKAF?.—information thet will enable any youns man to engage ine lucrative and honorabie employment, whion will pay one theusand dollar: audaithe same time be sxrs of tion fro the draft.(whioh will be ma:io in a few days, tiven by addressing @ note enclosing one do! r.to Hox 113 W; n. D.C , Post Office, 8u 2) Sw" Cipen FOR HE ARMY. A fine article in large quantities will be ready b "Bosra prox. Parties interested in army supplies Tectifiers may addross thi subscriber at i *, Monmouth county, Ne Jersey, for Also, 1p large quan au 18-I1m tities, & superior st A ek aa oot Ane CUNUVER. EW, AND SIMPLIFIED METHOD NE“ ANG BORER SHO? FoR refeanot AL TALPES oP Lowen, Pi. eHxhioitiog. 8 ne a byt t. Wolows pater eoute o} aus as results, ro: te fi rae line 1 rece! 1g1t0) om $ to 4 residence, No. 451. between £ and F. ew Fort INF Neatly furnished ROOBI<, with srBdloe, S* 8 Peuneyvania AMUSEMENTS. NEW TENTA 87. THEATER, Tenth Palas Pa. avenue, . OHN 8. CLARKE, isurguished Come iisn. ey a Bras ee Paa Clarke in wis great partof Bob Brio. To ooneind+ wich the inimitab.c TOODLES = st Mr. Clerke s+. ..-Timothy To 4.6 Fors MR. J e ALL FHE STAR COMPANY WILL APPEAR! TO-MORKOW EVENING, BENBFIT OF MR. J 8. CLA THESE GREAT PIECES! : CLARKE iN THREE CHARACTERS ! e Manaze~ Hskaw la meme Josurn PakKRR--- Powers Fitz *iMMon are clerrd Parquet rea. Scents aoa ter to 7 o'olook ; owerture at Gre ER’S FHBATER FOURTY APPEARANCE OF JOHN E, OWENS, JOHN E, OWERS, JOHN BE. OWENS, JOHN E, OWENB, JOUN E, OWENS, KATE DENI‘, Kae DENIN, KA®E DENIN, KATE DENIN, KATE DENIN. AND THE BEST STOCK COMPANY ONTHS ENTIRE CONTINENT! THIS EVENING, The en‘erta’nmont w.] commence with the fa tensely amusing Comedy, HSIR AT LAW! HE;:R AT LAW! HEIR AT LAW! JOHN-E. OWEN as_....-.... Dr. Panzioss KATE DENI af “ Cicily Homes; ua Coreludicg wits JOHN DOBBS! JOHN DOBES! JOHN DOBBS! ---Peter Patercoster ——...- John Doubs BENEFIY OF MISS KATE DEMIN, FRIDAY, September Sth. Paicts ov ADM Dress Ciro Vy ASHING TON ACADEMY OF MUz!C, v=9 PENNA AVENUB. Fer the Berchtof the Sice and Wounded Soldéers incur Hospstals GRAND « Abe CONCERT, On DATURDAY. September 6, at 7 o'clock p. m., Va wh on cecarion 4 SELECT PR GRAMME will beexeoutd by most eminent Artute and Vo ol Acmittance 35 cen’s, ‘Bhe proceets of this concert will be handed over to the noep:iais of cur 0 t}—s comaitios of ec inrendence havin: :eon appointed for that purp Tivkste cat be nad at wail and from memb of thecommittes, HENKY RUBSENTEBAL, so 2 3 Proprietor f-ANTERBURY SALI, c LovisiaNa AVRENUB, NEAR SixtxH Sz, MONDAY, September 1, AND DIRING THE WEEK, ANOTHER WEEK OF WONDERS! NEW FACES! . MEW PIECES! NEW SUCCESSES; ‘The famous COURT OF BBAUTY wil &ppear to night, Continued nocess of the origional and ealy M’LLE MARIETTA, THE BEAUTIFUL 2nd fascinating SPANISH DANSEUSE, Third week of MIS® CLARA BUTLER, ‘Whe Bendsome and | -aciing tongstress, MISS JENNY ALLEN, ‘Whe Wraning, Prctiy snd Attractive Denseuss, First night of MISS AMELIA WELLES, ‘Tho Charming congetress and Actress, Firat might of M’LLE LIZETTA, The Favorites vanseuee. Firet night ef toe sweet little danserseand sotrers, MISS RELENA SML14, iS MARY RLACE MIES SSS Ks FS IEARRISON MISS PANNY CLIFFORD, BUTLER, cossefal American Panto- ints. .,. Mr. BOB HART, The Favorite and Fuany Kth.opian Comedian, Mr. LEW SIMMONS, ‘The unrivaied Bauioistand Comedian, MASTER TOMMY, The Doudiy Distilled Essence of Fun. WILLIS ARMS?RONG, The Pactoclube: Juggler, &o. AND MANY OTHER NOVELTIES! @reat success and fourth it fd Button Bursting, Serio Comioo, Melo Dra- mat.o Pantomime of VOL-AU VENT. Or, A NicHr’s ApvgnrcREs. famission Stoeuts; Orchestra Chairs open at?) BEE CONCERT AF PHE W. INGTON ACADEMY OF “MUCIC, S08 Pa ewan on oth = Ge Aensvemesny ocersigned is 14 23 effected oligsgement Wits Mr. aECRY Stine: NICK eL, the g:estest Violoncello Plaver pow in country, who wil! performevery night at the above hail. = company with other Stars Aliso, BSiGNOK +. Del has been re-engaget and will deli, t Ronse, ts, ets Mr ADULPH Wi LLEN- ST+1N will prerideat‘he*ianc. Together with ® host of talent uceurpasced 'y any es.abliehment jathscity Choios Ke re-hmonte constaatiy on Mr, 8. B. ‘Phe great and only ec tour visitors with her pasnisges id. Officers in st endanos to sreserve order. Conorrt commences at 5 o'clock ae Buw it BENKY KOSENTHAL, Prop’r, T NOwIC K O HOTELS, GRUCERS, RESPAURANTS, PRIVATE FAMILIES, &e, ‘The subscribers have just pe & freeh ship ment o: 500 CASES S?. JULIEN AND FLORRAC CLARETS, which they offer for sale at New York prices, Also, they have constantly on hand A Large and Wall Selected Stock of Choise BRANDES, OLD MADEIRAS, PORTS, SHERRIES, BOURBON, OLD RY, SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKIES, CHAMPAGNKES of all {favorite brands, EN@LISE AND SCOTCH ALES, LONDON AND DUBLIN POR FERB, HAVANA C.GARS8, ENGLISH PICKLES, SAUCES, CHILTON, CHEDDER end ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE, SARDINES, KEMP'S HERMEFICALLY SEALED 600D:, FRENCH, GERMAN and ENGLISH COR- BIALS, CONGRESS, SELTZER, KISSENGEN ani ENGLISH SODA WATERS. Choice OOLONG, SOUCHONG, IMPERIAL, HYSOM, YOUNG HYSON PEAS, With an extensive assortment of FANCY GROCERIES. Por saie by BININGER & CO., (Established 1778,) Branch—219 Pa. avenue, Opposite rat WiLards’ Gotel, Washington. as 1 ” ole feat Teceived a small lot of Officers’ — — TS Pezes OF THK HOME SCHUOL, ~ fine i, aud Dey Pupils wil be resumed ra MC. BROWN, Principal, Street, between &th an Fo ee UCH AS HUNTSWEN WEAR —Piain Beay ertcens, (in drap colors) heavy corduroys, ‘With and plete steck oft! wants of ypade of bry Goods, lor the Gurreat au 18-200 Lae cae business, and ha By anihe papaya ving Lone Dut first class lew tTebeat of ose wishing ‘kmen, Shargqae 'e ust and rlOS, Poreel eit Work d. well gud promptly wou nd 1¢ to their Interest, E~y give me “oa ony nO? BaD iin sand 7 Bu, By GAEEN & WILLIAMS, Avctioncers. p HOUSE AND LOT— — = OY camer ‘the eet wil rro'l, Ceprarct mproved by 8 two-story frame house omeet aad 12 etumced in 8 good Bad thriw- por! CRAKLES HICkKes. Earoators, aut Staweds GREEN & WILLIAMS, anvcts, ‘ SALE IS POSTPONFD FG iia pe 2 weld nit! DHIit ( Wedperdas) a gis eng aie Bid pince. 117 Oe Sige N & WILLIAMS, Auste. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avctionecrs. | RUSTEE’S SALE OF BOSSEROLD AND A o THURSDAY. vepton vet bs 10 o’ol-Ok & Me. ac Axcotion Store, by viriue ols deed of trast to the ber, t ine dato the sist day of Januery, aod duly corded in Liver J. 4 + No. 216 yee e2 and 44, one of the reoords 0! : Distriet of Co umbia, to-wit, vis— it Par or Chairs, Rooker, Wanct Whetnot, Mahogany —-¥ le, One Marbie-t- dreee: uJ One Marb stop Weskstend, 1 Mahogany Ward- De. One Pisin Dressing Buresu,1 Mahogany Wash- county stana, Ove pair Tete Divans, Hair seat, Centre Pani by? Bat Boek. 4 wisin wargrove. ax ‘Bee window Shades, Ove Tin wate, s\xts-ex Hroseris Carpet, Lot Passage Diciotn. ope king Glass, Lot Step Carpeting iv Rode. 3 allie poker, sree a two Flour Buckets. fay ey oe Stone = Horee, woth, 0 . . su 9-F.8,T&W ash. THOMAS UN & WILLIAMS, Aestoueers. FUTURS DAYS. _ lanvoeeness oe Roy #iseces" cNT. clots M, B quant, . © - an Brome, Corcemzed as [or public rerviee, ‘S€ra.s Casa in @overnment fh fence 4D. ’, Carn a A WALL @ CO, nutts, WL’S SALL.—Iin virtwe of a writ \ facia under lien law issued from ! othes es of tae Ciroait irt of the forthe acbington and \DiLO Pale, ior r of said . of ber next, 2 in Soed’s Sy of Washington, D.C. wonether wit's singular the improvements seised levied upou Sa the ‘8. Hark- usi A. Coombs, isty Ck ne 10, te J Uctober term, 1668, im fav, nd 1e AGSHAL’S SALE —In virtue of Mi irra fasta forges from the Glork the Ci-ouit Court, o Distri 2 Washington, tae conaty of wr | Cxpose So papi Court hogse door Di inte Marshal, D.C, 1 WARN 0} = newae fits ne LLRN AL DUNA WIN. By Wo i, TS WALL @ © , Agcuoncers. (616. tue improvements thereon, of& Brick Bouse, : hy One third cash; the talance = op bec. ‘orme: eZ * MiSs FORBES, is! payments, St six twelve ion’ Terest’ A des cf rust iakens jeed Bnd a ceed of trust 0: = geben ey N con.” ants wat! & OU , Aucts, By W. L. WALL & CO., Auotioneers. ‘RUS?TLE’S BALE OF VALDABLE PROP- virtue of & deed weTY — Sy trust, ¢uly | instes gos Liber S., No. ms. fo Sy .Dgsoa oounLy, ip 5 5 we shall soll at able Auation, on the premises, SASUR A a. ayuere numbered eight and '. ; ments, at cart ty (ao wik vA dest givenand e of trast \. ees ere — cccmed oo m TEBE Pi CKING, % TP Waker 2 bo Aneta, AMERICAN WATCHES FOR SOLDIERS: AT REDUCED PRICES. American Watches for Americans, THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice, that they have lately isened a new style of Watch, expressly designed for Seidiers ana others who desire & good Watoh at s moderate price These Wateaes aro 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 made, being refuse manufactures, sent to this country, because unssleable at home, and usec hore enly for jockeying and swindling pur- poses, We offerte sell our Wateb, which is of THE MUST SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE AN ACCURATE AND DURABLE TIME KEEPER, and in Sterling Silver Caser, Hunting pattern, at as low @ price as is asked for the trashy Ancres aud Lepines of foreign make, already re- ferred to. We have named the new series of Watches WM. ELLERY, Boston, Mags,, which name will be fourd on the plate ef every Watch of this man- wiscture, acd is one of our trade marks. Sold by all respectable Jewelers in the lorai States. W! olesaie orders should be addressed to ROBBINS & APPLETON, Acents of the American Watch Compacy, Ba l-lm 182 Broadway, N. ¥. Me. BE me YORK, April 17, 108, 330 Pa. avenue, Washington, D.C routes gett ofsarel cael bt Awerican Watch pany, Mess Are warrauted by them to give entre in every ser Row & continuance « your lay, e1 wi iv. hoger the TREES asvinte,. whirl ame age ae genus a sizes —a erat en. - ay ~ a au 2-Im detween Sth and ieth sis. CK CRAPE On 8, SU, Biiace NGLIge ChAPES: MObRNIRE (8 Also, Mou! ‘with ail the m- wiaaphscenly tote Sek andart alee marked in plain igares An inapogtion atoex sion od ty it Pa evenve acc streot. ERSONB in Teliable Piano at & low price A alwars the Qeiaetore, iss of Steinway & Sons, “sveral Seoond hand Pispos at low priegs, ° « SN MT