Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1862, Page 2

THE SiT a > FR ie TATION. a = = =| THE PRORABRLE TRUNGTH OF TAE Pas REEL FORCE IN MARYLAND WASHINGTON OITY: eae WEDNFESUAY....SEPTEMBER 10 1562 | giccpriiAN PREPARING BIS TROOPS aaa nese ———— MR OACTIVE VEMENT Ul" Keating Matter on every page See) oe Ma a pEMoN Cetside for Interesting Telegraphic and 1ONS other matter, . OUR NEW PRE We sre row t Vv enga: nz Pour-e hew Lights By Mon- when 2 mate te secure us fal nt RW fast press, will ald gica out ovr whole edition at an hour more satisfaciery ') the public than heret. fore News. nH desire to sell the Star in the camp=. M next may be gure of gett copies they lity ef es mates nade by persons experts, relative to the numbere of tter exempll on t nd never Le Ni} asain whe nre not forces, w ts cecsalon; their view while others set the rame many order, » hundred thousund strong. ceases The Governn aud Gen. McClellan, we be) with the late tpprehend, are prepared for a due tlon of treive hours ea an tt can reach them | *Pprehend, are pre 2 through any otber pe quite the latter number fa Maryland, und we a : 1 eve there are Spirit ef the Mo Dg Press. The Intelligencer notices,with satisfaction, the fact of the relasation ef the rigidity of military rule, and expresses the hope thet in all tke loys! States the nal jurisdiction of the courts will be fully restored, and that the supremacy of the ver the military authority may be fully rec- | ° *S4'2ed by the practice of the Government, as it | f in Maryland, ca usted to develop th or their plans, were known by an here to have been made, Up to noon to-day, no mevement of the Rehels 13 ordained by the theory of our inst! ns taorities of Baltimore were ight p The Kepudircan, treating upon very egita- | impreesed with the belie? that Jnckson ts ¢ tion,” ally moving bis force in the direction of their ton is, where it is to-day, discraced, var bas not been prosecuted upon elty. If trae, he w I tind a f < sose the certain and unmis. | there, and on the way, than b takable Indications of Providence have been d's General McC d slavery, the canse of this {ater- Ld tegarded, a has been ieft to the South 2s their agon loads of knap his purpore of divesti sible Incumbrance to fig » and that he Nothing up to noon id marching OCUK MILITAKY BUDGE! —_.—___ SPIES. The Richmond pspers give an aceount of the presence of the rebels ta any force wes! execution of an alleged Federal spy, found in point where we located thetr ad their lines during the recent battles in Virginia |: yediesl mcs Thus far our Government seems to have been loth pe tae recees to visit this penalty upon simtisr cases on our | ©*5! (f Haxer: = tt . side. We leara that there are now in the Old | hours they Lave not proce the Capitol two prisoners captured within our lines under segravated circumstan es. One, Nathan fi. Marbury, who had ovce been released upen taking the oath of allegiarce, was afterwards eaptured In attempting to pass through our lines with mape and letters containing information for the enemy. Another, Captain Mathew Clark, of the rebel army, was captured !n Maryland re- crulting for the rebel army. ee MORE PRIZES AND PRISONERS. The Reltance, Captain Jocelyn, this morning brought up a sloop yeeht, captured in Brit tatn’s Bay a few days since by the Delaware, while engaged tn carrying contraband goods to Virginia, snd six prisoners, five of whom were ‘sken tn the prizes. The boats were loaded mostly with dry goods and grain. The Reilance also cates that thelr 0; be tu if their visit to Mar cther purpose t $ forthe pr ted in thisd derick rovisiong, stock, s! ing, &e ————___~-2+e-___ REBEL Acco! [From the Rich: BATTLE « The great ta ble NASBA. fic ground of M hrow ef the combi t, with a loss haps unequ We writs Sout parti received b but the he P es:dent, and now given to the This tells of g his fcrce of every pos- or ett ctive clpates both vecy shortly. o-day is known bere of the T west Indi- eeent are to ned for aay and Wash- hoes, cloth. TS OF LATE BATTLES —— ad Dispatch, Sept. 2] of Saturday last, fought on the Dissas, re- ned ariny of that is per- ot war patches public, w: nt the belief that our trinmph ts captured a negro in a boat going into Currioman complete and g'orlous, and that the Confederate Bay with a load of contraband gocds, who was | #!my !s probably to-day within hafling diatanee of the Federal capital The represented that th: tempts to break th retreat towards Alexandr h t'me with heavy loss, on cur side was m nd Trimble w ba ly, and Gen. 1 aise brought ap. —— SUPPOSED SPY ARRESTED. Aman giving bis name as Charles Jones was arrested below Al+xandria yesterday as he was sbeut starting down the river in a sal! brat. He brought to the Provoat Marshal of this city, and ex ed, when it was raceriained that be vel service, und he was sent to the Circumstances cause strong sts enemy had mad mber of prisoners we d by ene troops. Cid Capito! rat dispatch received yesterday morning > several at- gh our ines, which inter- ia, but were No mention nade, except aly wound- inferro sligeitly said to have This fight occured in the vir y of Manassa: ns. "The indeli- picion thet he swan apy, but uo papere were | it,het nity of Mansstas Plaine es inded- found. ely, and although thi e WaSSIn danas had been repulsed, me ner THE NAVY YARD CLOszD. aa ae ebay We are requested to state that until further of the galiant corps to the pubil be orders the Navy Yard will be closed to the public, only the efficers of the yard and the workmen belag admitted betwe is were diepetleg, 1 how r and more auth intel! NEW MILITARY PRISON by the President trom Geo feet be Forrest Hall, Georgetown, has been taken pos: | formation which left no : on of by the military, asa prison for desery Al des taend stragglers now in the clty wi taken there at once ——e- SED PRISONERS ARRIVED ®!x bundred and ten released Union prisoner, arrived bere last night per steemer Cossack, direct fro.a Richmond, via Fortreas Monrce. that on Thursday Ger Jackson’s cor Gen Pope; Gen. 1 -Obgetreet repulsed ‘as stated, was s in what d:rection we did not lea trhe, as previously represented, that had galned the rear of the enemy, a: their attempts to recover the!r intere —_+ PROMOTED. at. Colonel Thomas L Kane, of the Buck- Rifles, (2 worthy brother of the lamented Dr, K ine,) tas heey Promoted toa brigadier gener- alship by the President, for meritorious services. supplies of valuable etores were cap of which were destroyed by onr troop is represented to be heavy in valual though no A 1. eh SENT TO OLD CAPITOL PRISON. The prisoners, ten tn number, captured by the Runboat Anacostia, were yesterday sent to the Ota Capitol Prison. +. THE DEFENCES OF WASHINGTON. We etstand that Gen. Fitz John Porter, Fg mand, uniter Gen. Banks, of the forts forces on the south side of the Potomac, de on Monday a thorough examination of all of those works, twenty-three in number, nd found the.n tn pe: t order, in the best condition of defence, well armed, and fally manned. Gen. Banks’. headquarters are established at the corner of Madison PL and Pennsylvania avenue. The following ie acopy cf his first seaeral order, on assuming the commard here Headquarters Defences of Washington, ) tember 6, 1562 pliance with paragraph seven of No. 4, of the 7th instant, from the of Major General McCleilan, the bereby assumes the immediate tmend of the defences of the cspitel during the abeence of the General Commanding from Washington. Sec - Coramanders of troops in and near the f Washington wil! send to these head- by twelve to-mcrrow, conaclidated Teperts of their respective commands Ss showing the regiments ard batteries cowrosing the same, with their stations. Phiud. With the permission of Major General McUlellar, Captain Richard B. Irwin, Ald-de Cemp'o the General Commanding, will act as issistant Adjutant General of this command N.P. Banxs, Major General On the 24 In measig the To the the Confeu tion of presenting t from Gen Robt of Northern Vir, of the operatio From these dispatches it will be sce feterete Congress Congress two *. Lee, commandin ginia, communicatis eracy with @ second sigial victory of our troops. skill und daring of th who coy 4 da troops whe alor Flirt Inet Bpectal Ord beadquar indersigne superior In numbers, and relieved fr city of Richmond, our toil-worn troopi vading army Dlellan, but by the d- end Heintzelma) portation, and across s betght, by repeated c sition the RV, and, lumns in the f. Pams swoller Headyuarters Manassas Junct Nine o'clock p m., via Rap: To President Davia: So far th S ———_-.+2-_______ Hy advanced, ard repulsed the freq Pinancian.—New York papers of yesterday | of theenemy ‘The line of the R: evening ssy d Warrenton bas been reifev d The stock market stands very firm, and the tend» ne ec are captured, and | regret quantit were destroyed for want of transport detsou net yet up, aud I hear noth hind. We have Ewell. Trimb wounded. T! inort y of prices is upward but witheut any itive activity, buyer: awaiting definite ad- m the new field of war before entering nts. California 7’s are firm ernment securities are steady, pon 6'sund the 7.30 notes. ‘The th wties at OX, the later at 1(3 latter elightly end R 5) + la 2 Grovetown, Ang 30, 0 p.m, vi ou S's of 1874 sold at 65, and that bid To Pres tame Davis >— F 8 eh « Gold is dull, end the speculative de- day. on the plains of Manassas, a a! in f erday bas partta!ly subsided. Phel noined forces of Genera) ope es wire at 19%, closing at 119. Du. A notes are selling at Wy alo~\ the two armica of the f on Friday, and that on Saturday Gen. Le: tacked a bined forces of McClellan hem with immense lors. pursuing then, we do not understand by what route they a now endeavoring to effect their escape north of the Rap hag again extended His shield over onr pztrioti army, and bus blessed the cavee cf the Confed- | s heretofore comm dvanced to meet ano’ mdate, they turned t Mony al receay nveying fu #rounds to qnestios the ns The dispatch sintedt Ps repulsed Me ta. Aft. be eur forces nd repulsed ted Hues, Lui tured; a 4. Our loss ble otiicers, MESSAGE FROM JEFF. DAVIS i Jeff Davis sent the following dispatches og the army en thet God on the fleld already memorable by the gallaat achlevement be After hitv- an m st er In- d not only by the defeated fresh troops a. with inadequate trans its uniual ¥ superior f the 30th, vaior oN Davis. tom eG! allacks annock rison- es of stores aticn. An- of those be- and Taliaferro ne others not | E, Lex. Headquarters Avy Northern Virginia, “pidan. § chitved to- chal victory MeClejlan Sth and 29th each winu, under pulsed with We n every con- the Six per cent Certiticates at 93. excbanze | Generale, 1.01 a eS angela De on Hees pe is aot to-day, Lae delng only a} jnourn the loss of our gallant dead in Tate Cetmand for remittance by to-10rrow’s 2 nde ti 2» ; = whe leading drovers eae © selt filet, yet our gratitude to Almighty God for Als mercies rises higber each day the valor of cur troops, due Bist 4 good bills haye been sold at Tke merket seems to have recovered frein arry of yesterday Sees TAD States Navy —The U + OF very 8.on Will be, c 0 vessels of war, of wh Proportion «re iron-clad gunboats. Obfo and the Mt re con about twenty DIANA be rebel invasion of Kantuc ky bas ea G nor Morton, of Indiana, to issue a proclamation piacing all the counties bordering oa the Obto river under martial law. He requires be pec ple of those counties to orzan!ze themsel v: This order peremptory ag regurds the berder he Governor in thesame proclama- recommends that the same course to relsing militsry companies and “the whole State There cou t the patriotic people of Indians uslsin the Governor in this im and } ethers having ia view o ecilon of thelr Sate from favasion and for a of the rebellion iniles from Baltimore, Obio Railroad, were captured on by @ body of Ciufederate avalry takex off, as were also the at their atations U7 A letter from an ofticer of the Regiment. dated Centerviiie, V says that the 2d Matne V wounded and missing, about 114, out e battle “Morreils br: ion, does not now number be pursued eriut ve no doubt por the p the suppresst TTER FOR AN Ixy 1 Gen’) McDowell's 1 for a Court of Inquiry, » anW, and honest docu. the remark alleged t bave Broathead, of M chigan, AMNESTY To Extirs.—The Gran, revolutiontats of Indy Gea Among the when st the potut of death, to the effect that he | 1+ amuesty is unconditional div d a victin to the imbect.lty of G-n'l Pope y York paper considers { Ithet 17 ef MeDowel’.” and gees on to twille the courts have « . ' ir ta t 3 tof the eity ‘ ¢ e feb 6 boda te arin t reugast from the beg la- hse military companies, and to devote not lees | those rivers.—Tribune than two b of each afternoon (Sundays ex- = ——— Cept:s) to mil.tary drili,thatthey may be prepared IDF The operators of the railroad t ivr pcllve and ¢ tictent duty at a moment’s notice a, Neptembe olunteers lost To Him. und to a nation’s gratit delis npused of nlen a linge So far as the P ned, there are gunbeats ready for service in legraph at Stations Nos. 1 and 4, situated respectively 40 and en the Baitimere and Monday night They were telegraph Instruments ith M. in killed, of 250 who de, of Por- 00 efteetive d Duke o Baden hes granted an emnesty to the political} number are Sigel, Col. Hecker and Lorenzo Brentano ' Worthy of vorml Pre posts ‘al | that they | t i } + to their numbers znd designs. 5,000, but, quickly, and Ike most of my neighbors of Fred- {erick and Washington counties, if I bad never nateand Hou'e of Representatives of | rate Congress: I have the gratitics- j Seen the military parades around Washi: the result H troops a8 possible, so as to fall on that city witha Pabannock. } great force; THE MARYLAND INVASION. aeges, Hagerstewn Not Occupied —Pennsylvania Threntened—A K econveissance in Front— Retiring from Washington—Death and Destruction to the Free States, ——+ {Yrom the Baltimore American, S>pt 10 ] The intelligence we give this morning indicates that our surmises on Monday, thata division of the rebel army had taken a western route towards Hagerstown, were correct. We bave as yet no tidin:s toat Hagerstown is occupied, but the cat body of the loyal cltiz’ns bave fled towards bersburg uen the enemy moves from Frederick to- words Hagerstown itis virtually turoing bis back on Baltimore Weshington, and moving toa 1 here be can reach the Potomac river at icmsport by a march of but seven miles. at his infantry bas partly moved West, bis 8 towards the berder of York Pe d it may well be Imagined that on and devastation will mark the tine of hs progress [tisto be boped that some of the rebel sympathizers, of whom there are large num- herein York ccunty, will learn the madness cf tie Insanity by which they have been bound, and oy suffer at !east cqually with their Ors loyal neigh! LATEST FROM FREDERICK The latest intelligence from Frederick city and the region occupled by the Rebels, ts brought b (eneral Columbus UO? Donned,who reached Balti- more yerterd+y afternoon from his country seat bear Weaverton, not far from Harper's Ferry. ba He been up there for some Gays prior to the crossing the river, and suddenly found Limseif within the enemy’s lines. Having 1m- business to attend to in Baltimore, be saddled paiirof plough horses, being the y team eft on his place, and started for Fred- ertok city. On arriving within a few miles of Frederick he was stopped by the Rebel pickets, and obtained permission to pass on to the quarters of the Pro- vost Maraual, Bradley T Johnson,with whom he bad at ore tt some acquaintance. Oa reaching the city he was conducted to the marahal’s office, 11d was warmly greeted by Johnson,who assure lilim toat it was out of bis power to grant him a pass to Baltimore, as no one but General Lee had that power, to whom he referred him, giving hit # pass to the General’s headquarters, four miles fecm Frederick, on the Georgetown road. This occurred on Monday afternoon, and Gen. O'Donnell immediately started out to the Rebel camp, Where he found Gen Lee’s headquarters on one side of the road and Gen. Jackson’s on the cthereide. There was quite a large force of in- fantry without tents, and the most of the men without knapsacks, presenting a most deplorable appearance, so far a8 dress was concerned, though they were well armed, and seemed to be in gcod spirits, On reaching the camp Gen. O'Donnell ap- proached the tent of Gen. Lee, when he was met by Charles Marshal, formeriy a lawyer of Balti- more, with whom he was aleo personally ac- 4 Marahal was acting as alde of Gen Lee, and on Gen. O'Donnell making kncwn to him that bis business was to secure a pass to Bal- Cinore ke told himihat Gen Lee was sory busy, andcould not be seen, but that ie weuld make known bis request to him. Marshal entered the tent and soon returned with the pass required, and informed Gen. O*Donneill that Gen. Lee requested him to eay that {1 afforded him great pleasure to Grant his request. ‘Tbe pase was granted to General O'Donnell without any restrictions, nor was he required to zive any pledges not to disclose anything that ke had seen within the lines. We have not had the pleasure of seeing General O'Donnell, but learn that It is bis epinion from What he saw that the enemy has no jatention of a cing either on Baltimore or Washington. Toe impression on his mind war that they were prepariog to retize before McClellan’s army, and. would scon recross the river at some of the upper ford: uting parties were out scouring the c horsca and cattie, and wou!d proba- bly enter the border counties of {ennsylvanta for this purpose, {f suffictent time was given them to accompliak their purpose. The presenes: of bol Generals Leeand Jackson near Fr ek would either indicate that thé expedition {@ a mest hazardous one or the mata of the army bas realiy accompanied them, and that the {mvasion {s a reality, and not a foraging ralé. Sven if it ie merely a raid for subsisieras Sieres tte success {is undoubtedly mo t lravewtext te the Mebels, and the presence of these tio isemt Generals may be ac- conned. fos Ga Oar eae. sro Washington Is that the Kebeis bave fuller beek from Gen. McClellan’s f » an? that be bas ndvanced six miles beyond Poolesville, from which a Rebel Picket guard was driven out, after some fighting, on Monday afternoon. TELEGRAPH OFERATOR SEIZED. On Monday morning about 10 o’clock, the tele- graph operator at Plain No. 4, on the Baltimore and Obio Raijircad, near Ijamaville,was captured, with an office boy, by Rebel cavalry, and carried tov ards Prederiék. He had abandoned his office on the previotts day, and bad just returned when he Side ier and carried off. Plain No.4 is sixteen miles this side of Frederick. THE PORCE OF THE REDELS. The statements we have received from corres- pondents ef ths New York papers as to the force au which the rebels have crossed into Maryland, entiely @isacree with any accounts that have beea received here from fugitives from Frederick county. No one who has yet arrived here speaks of baving seen more than fifteen thousand men, whileecme of the Northern correspondents vouch for an army of from sixty thousand to one hun- dred thousand. The following note, received last nig ht from a respectable gentleman of Wash- ington ccunty. places the number L lower: Messrs. Editors Baltimore American: As the vement and number of rebel troops now in rvland are greatly exaggerated, I beg leave— ine, perhaps, the last person from the acality— make a fair statement of what I conceive to be They do not exceed being mostly cavalry, move very im M ve ‘ton. I shouid fix thelr number at from 50 000 to 5,000. They are moving (if it possessa military strategy) to draw from the defence of Washington as many for they are prepared to recross the { Potomac ut auy time fn a few hours. Too much pretse cannct be bestowed upon the | Commanding Gen lor and bravery Hiaut movement | he LATEST FROM THE REBEL LINES. The trein of cars from York yesterday reported that the Revels bad not yet entered York county, though they were reported ia foree at Emmitts- burg, directly on the line, and not more taan elgbt miles from Gettysburg. As to the reports concerning thelr approach to Westminister, we learn by the cars yesterday that the nearest approach to tLat plece was the station- ins of Rebel pickets {x miles from Union Bridge. Phere was no signs of an advance in that direc- ten. That the Rebels intend to advance on Gettys- burg there seemed to be no doubt. y Fuere was no Rebel troops or pickets yet at Hanover, thoug iInany miles distent The Baltimore Clipper of this mornin, says: “A gentleman, whose word can be reli upon, who arrived In this city last night from Union Bridge, and who has been in daily communica- “on with Frederick, states positively that the rebel ermy never lett Frederick Scouting par- ties buve roamed off a considerable distance, but the main body ts stil} ia Frederick citv, and evi- dently well pleased with their quarters. In con- ection with the above we may state that mails Were received at the post ottize, as usual, from Harrisburg, York, Hanover, Hagerstown, Boons- boro’, Westminster, Emmittsburg, and all inter- mediate points, and the agents report no rebel troops in sight. SDA yoon EOeRE, No. 16.—The members 3 of Dawson Lodge are enrioct “t o™meetat Masonic Hall. TO-MORROW ate nee tu escort to the Depot the remains of Bother Peanson. Bretheren in good standing are invited nttend, i (Rep. Z. D. GILMAN, W. M. {S> NOTICE.—The members of the Com n formed by the emploves of the Office o 2 the 3 Secretary of the Interior are hereby notified t R NOON h hat will be a meeting for drill EVERY APTER- at 3+ o'clock, until further notice; and that failure of any inember to attend, without ¢ h fine of one doliar will be imposed ; at four successive days, it will be consid: from the Co and if abs ered suftic hy FIRST WARD—FIRST PRE otice is hereby given that an smaiN Co eld on ‘shureday, September llth, 1862 member of the Bosrd of aldermen to fll expired term of Hl. Berrian, resigned, Ry ru! versie at zou c. est) oarpenter sho} e reet, ween inetsenth an Open at? es. m., and closed at7 ae nen SAMUEL DUVALL, WILLIAM CaLVE M gieey sa WIGLIA! sob d mmissioners. ——————_____S0m ¥IRST WARD-SECOND Notice is hereby given that an leon oT, be eid on Paureday, September 1: mendes: ef the Board of aldermen ty fe er ex idermen, = pied term of Hobart Eerrian, resi, willbe held at the berth weet conted. ee pol aud G siiccte. Openat7a.m find close as 7 p.m. W. DY en, IW. . C. WE t Wa tr Ns, seGd Commissioners. =——— s —— —— a SES ON THE POTOMAC. Pp* ‘On and after the 12th instant day of September, busses will be required from all Vessels, boats, &c., navigating the Potomag river. These will be issued by the Commanding Officer of the Flotilla, and may ’ vm the naval vessels stationed at rat the mouth of the river GIDEON WELLES Secretary of the Navy Navy Deraniwnny Seplmber Ui, 180g. (Rep. & Int.) se lu igh they were reported to be not FOR Ww YORK Scrooner OCEAN W VE will be ready to take ght to oth. Apply t freight to-day, the Ith, Apply ty ay ge 10-3t* S5 Water street, Georgetown ASS SHOW CASE, COUNTER al G ASD SETS OF STORE SHELVING FOR SAL Inquire at No 368 Jons ey FIRST WARD. H. HOUSTON is nated as the Union can didate for the Board of Aldermen, to fill the vacan cy occasioned by the resignation of H E Ko SALE ha on applicat Twelfth at. sons, partnerships, tir tions, made Lial imposed by this a fently provided for on or before ust,” eighteen hundred and six efore the first Monday of Ms after, and in all other cas: tomake a list or return tot the District where locat income ; the articles or obs special duty or tax ; the quat and merchandise specific or ad yak rates and aggregate am and regulations to be prescribed by sioner of Internal Revenue, under th the Secretary of the Treasury—tor w son or persons, partnerships corporations are liable to be ass virtue of this act.” The undergigned will in a few days announes the number of Assexsinent Districts, with the name of euch Assistant Assessor ; and as he ndeavor to appoint such persons as’ sell usin the exercise of their duties, it is hoped a solicited that th y be met inn nexs, and every facility afforded and efficiently discharge th them N, Assessor f * The officers require cute the act before September JLOUR. . 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(doestrayed by firs some time B1n08,) begs to ogi the aisention of lis old friends and the bie goneraliy to ths fect, them of hisat!''ty (o werys themin 2 = GENERAL GROCERY TRADE, having smple room and increased facilities to transact business. = Ho has recently returnsi fiom the eel Norther: markote, where ho has careiuily acleot & complete atock of a EVERY?RING REQUISITE FOR A FIN exciusively for om offer. peo P inducements, bots ka te aries sad : ‘is stock of Fine Teas, Wines, Liqnors, Sugars of all gracds. Spices, jourbon, Monongahela, and Rye Whiskey. ruite Mustard, Sauces. Wooden Wares, do, bie, gfthe best desoription, aud ail adapied’ to of Washington, STRSSE B, WILSON, JhSS No. 327 Pounss!vanis avenue, auls-Im _ betweon th and 71! sts.. scuth side, T° ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SUTLE ERS, &c., &c. toou large ascortment BIBB & Co. Baltimore Stove Hou! 39 bight 80 3-1w” Sole Acouts for Laltiro THE METROPOLITAN BATH KUOMS, Froni’s D st, and Pa, wv,, bet ith and 12th’ sts, FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, hate Gas Sacte Lia, Mae sTe ee or wer, ‘por an ~ joe dey yi r, Steam, Vapor At great expense these Baths have been fitted to moots wantione feitin this city, and we noe utigons of Washington as fine @ suite Reome &s evor opened to any public in Bre invited to call and ses for themzeives. Open from68. m. wutii 10» m.; on Sundays from 5 a. i. to 12, e860 rooms Bre wader the im- rintendence of Justus TOLLAR, from Now York, (one of the proprietors no fhoroughly understands the bathicg business i ite branches. Toe ney, ed for 8 the AN. ber 401 his servi 1 5 and Yo Pensions. Prize Mone: partm ee 3 beori| vi sfoort iy ANAL PACKET B ‘LYING CLOUD CATANAAONET Ros® gLYING CLOUD aoa cond Bridge, Gesrectown. Inesday and Fri rainga for Point -mol looks; &nd, on roturn, wil leave Foint Rooks for Georgetown ‘Fueeday, ri Y and Paturday mornings, 2:7 o'clock All freighta lei lems’ cars will *au7-lm* #. D. LAF avetre INSTITUTE, ‘One of the ekigat eee thoreeri one’ - mee. ine iste Schools for young Ladies and Misses in On commences September eth, Hy coord ing to Age and advancement BOP P¥OPOsALS FOR sooKe be ettended to, - RIED, Capt. ‘Wuition ac- L. C. LOOMIS, FOR SH1?8 OF Daraxruanr, August 30, 1862. Bureau of Navisartot BD PROPOSALS will Le wade pe may, be required of te’ plied to eee of war io way the ‘and the price 0; is fo he suarantiod perfect and to be in mul ja: bi 2; » GILLIS, s01-3swiw oting Chief of ths Bureay. Puxsons Having Welter Bore oe can be N’S EYE SALVA, for sale 369 wonti Pel ‘Wwontioth street, between of ¥ VENS, (each One is capabie o! paking for 500 men.) Also, SENY AND CAMP HEATING AND CUUKING STOVES, BLODE & CO’/8 PASENT PORPABLE GaLVAN!IZEDIRUN BAKE OVENS—they are erent economixers of fuel and for bakicg and roasting mests, pics, bread, &0., aro pneguatlea For sale Wholesale and Retai! by FORD'S NEW Tenth st., OVERFLO HAIL ONLY FO Of his Successful En GR ANOTHER AMUSEMENTS. AUCTION SALES. YAi> AFTEK NOUN ru. MURROW TENTH STR. THEATER above Pennsyivonta ac Ry W.L. WALL & 00. Auctionsste 7 ENCES *ROCERIES, DRY GOODS, 'S AND SB 5 “Wirt pklicht ee cerios On TNE RRENE BOee tinguished Crmedian ING, ith inst., we will sell at the Auction q 5. CLARKE G ies Dry Goods, &c., consisting of — UR NIGHTS MORE and Yellow Sugars. ©, and Soap, and Mackeral, marins, Barrels Ginger Snapps, lots, Pocket Hankerchiefs, SAT COMBINATION ‘ Gau ‘ghames, Pints, and lanes, THIS EVENING a7 beets and Shoes. caine SK S79 : ‘ONOT > ass Ware, Tombiers, Nappies, a1 is, qény EB, STOOPS TO CONQUER. | Sine Mer articles in the Grocery line. ‘ony Lumpkins < Pi the Stas Communy enst ) WALL & ©0., Ancts To conclude with th ic hit, — = TOODL FUTURE Days. Clarke as Toodies ARSHAL'S SALE OF SCHOONER —In >) . nt of a decree of the District Court of the Uni TO-MORROW NIGHT, ~ for the District of Columbia, I will sell st BENEFIT CLARKE public sale, for cash. at the Washington Naws Var? An Unusual S of Attraction’ tn said Dietrigg. on TUESDAY. the oth day of & A te Ist, a GF A new a shortly be po CLAR PRIC Dreas Circle and Py Orchestra Seats, Family Circle Private Boxes No extra charge Doors 8 o'clock ; cur’ in GROV & Porii In bis great imper In the sweet « The entertainm ROUGH DIAMOND. ons —— frame Mirror and other Looking — Glass Chandeliers and Burners, Iron . Tn rehearsal China, Glass aad Crockeryware, among a cne large Dinner Set, FRIDAY, B Dress Circle. . Orchestra Chairs Family Circle. . Private Boxes Colored Gallery ‘tor, Spoons, Forks and Ladies, and Ivory PIT OF MR. OWENS Handled Knives, fron Hat Tree, Cooking and other Stoves, with s good assortment PRICES OF ADMISSION. of Kitchen Requis.ces. _Socents | Terms cash,in U.S. iercdaerieeke Fe Cente | Se 9-3t (Re!) GREEN — By J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auction Colored Parterre...- 2. cents as Abee. Anhe. Be ~O8 is r * oer ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. writ rehoune, foot of res nt eecaE GITC * Works, we oe e following arcicles, TESEN SE SUCCES dewped as unfit for public service = oF THE ELS 5.547 ye bowen and Flies, CAMPBELL MINSTRELS! 1”, 4) Knapsacks, 14 MEMBERS! 4.566 Haversacks, Double Troupe and Brass Band Combined. 3.783 Canteens, The Hall, was cro: ' 4 Camp Kettles, Stoves, Mess Pans, ee ee Brush, Bugle. Fla he = 3, ETHIOPIAN CONGRESS! Lot of Tron, Tent Poles, &e. BF Change of Programme this evening. For | Terms cash, in United States Treasury notes, particulars see programue. B GOcED, by order of” “Capt. DANIEL @: THOWAS,. €e 9-20 ontracting Agent ‘nea 3.0. Meauihe 2 66: § pen at aqua KATE BENIN, KATE DENIN, KATE D AND THE BEST STOCK COMPANY ON THE ENTIRE CONTINENT! THIs THE CRICKET ©: THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH! KATE 11 o'clock a. m., the Schooner. hor tackle, apparel, and furniture se 4-dtd ARD Hi. LAMON U.8 be &27-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, For want of bidders. until FRIDAY ne drama is in rehearsal and will | tun 1 AB IN RUSSIA entit larsbal MISSION t the wth inrt . arquette Scents | same hour and place, WARD H LAMON” core se 10-dtd U.S. Marsbal, D.¢ Sa ee a By W. L. WALL & CO., Anctionears (Successors to Wall & Barnara » Corner Ninth street and Penn. avenue, EKEMPTORY SALE OF CARRIAGES. ROCK AWAY. JENNY LIND TCR oes Wagors, Maxsess.—On SATURDAY AFTERNOON’ at 4 o'clock, we will sell in front of the Koom, (south corter Pennsylvania avenue th street.) without reserve, for cash— for re ved sents lock ; overture at Tises ata quarter past 8 o'clock. ER‘S THEATER. ECOND WEEK ae: 1 y Lind Wagon, JOHN E. OWENS, 1 four-seat Rockaway, Sane OWENS 4 Wagon, for four persons, JOHN E. OWENS. ¥. for four persons, taantown Wagon, for four or six persons, kaway, Alxe. Double a nale Harness. The above dei Carriages are new. of the st styles and in excellent order, were inade fur can be seen on application (Rep) W. L- WALL & CO., Aucte. By GREEX & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. \CELENT HOt HOLD AND FURNITURE AT AvcTIVS.—Or IN, EVENI ively Last Night of KITCHEN FRIDAY. the 7. £.0Ww th instant, we shall wellat the r-sideace of Mr Charles Kloder, No. 491 Seventeenth: street, be. sonation of CALEB PL@MMER, | tween H and I streets gorth, at 0 o'clock a.m) an iz— is One Brocatele Covere! Farlor Set, consisting of 2 DOT; Sofas, 2 large Caster Arm and 6 Pa- , hairs, Walnat Sideboard, Pxtension, Card, Side and other Tables, Rrocatele, Lace. and other Window Curtains, Walnut Whatnot, Writing Desk Washstands, &c , Makoes y Hair Seat Sofa, Rocking and Uther Dor; or THE HEARTH! eads, Hair and other Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows, Bedding and Ward- robes, Tapestry, Three-ply and other Carpets, Oilcloth and Matting, DENIN haracter of DOT. nent will commence with the ph 0 GOXERNMENT SALE OF “TENTS, hes, sdes, Shovels, Picks Axes wded Inst evening to witness the CANTERBURY HAL1, CANT CANTERBURY HALL, CANT: LOvISIAN( AY: Ta Rear of Nat CROWDED HOUSES, Crowded with an Audience CULTIVATED, NO STRANGER Should leave the city without seeing the Combina- tion of § THE CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL! First Appearance i E Tue Soorrisn Tus Soc This lady has traveled through the cities of Europe, success, and is engaged mous salary. She European journals, and creates a great sensation wherever she appears. her pabjoct requires it, much dramatic force ; and when she sings * McGregors’ Gathering, t the pibrochs are lending theiz stirring ccom pani- ments to the glorious legendary songs of Auld Seo- dinporec ths gathering of the al at ing over the gathering of the clans ing place. Continued MARIETTA RAVEL, The Spanish Danseuse! ()ESNANCE OFFICE, ue Second week of ASHINGTON, Bept.4, 1052, THE COURT OF BEAUTY, Composed of the most Beautiful Ladies on the A JENNIE ALLEN, TILLY FORBES, ee ee Arcen Biscker ENA SM mi HELENA SMITH and others, wteuntone is pure wool, close In New Dances, MI'BS seta R ZHE CAVALRY. Senate ips a io te amb AMELIA WELLB, dias forangs eave The Yankee Songstress, thocontre of the Hanes ‘i Second week of LE BO MAMM fed Dor, contractor toa amount duc ot DoT, will not be produced at this establishment, butthe laughable Ethiopian Farce entitled the PORTRAIL PAINTER PORTRAIT PAINTER Will be produced We believe this is the city this week seeing Dot! The Comic Pantomime entitled Or, THE BRAZILIAN APE, Bob Butler... ENTIRE Ci ae er UCERS, RESTAURANTS, fais BY THE COURT OF BEAUTY! To HOTELS, GRUCERS, NEW DANCES PRIVATE FAMILIES, &e. BY M’LLE MARIETTA! NEW NEGRO ACTS LE TOUR DE COMIC 80! A BIG BILL, FULL OF FUN! Doors open 7 o'clock Admission 25 cen’ S7 BPECIAL THE of the Fall Season will take place SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the i3th, on which occasion the ENTIRE MAMMOTH COMPANY will appear in their BEST ACTS! rs take pleasure in referrin, family entertainments given at this estab: ishment last winter and spring, and promise that the mati- The nees will be cond: Over 15,000 Ladies attended the matinees in four mon it season: The orchestra will be reserved for Ladies and Ie Child: M’LLE LIZETTA, The Cork Heroes, in New Ethiopian Acts, Second week of The World-renowned Pantomimist, WILLIS ARMSTRONG, The manager takes great that the splendid play entit! By W. L. WALL & CO., Ansnonesrs. a ERBURY HALL, ERBURY HALL, zsce. Near Sixtn Srereer, nal Hotel. CRITICAL AND REFINED! tars now performing at Lis city of Miss SOUTHERLAND, SOUTHERLAND, NIGHTINGALE! TTISH NIGHTINGALE! principal immense » appear here at an enor- y highly spoken of in the giving concerts with is vi She possesses, too, when “All the B you Iue Bonnets,” or*"The can almost fancy that jlumes nod- e muster- Success of the Beautiful are waving and otra ri meget ah berger Pee a = Of — merican Stage. KATE HARRISON, BUB HART and W SIMMONS, Soe tome Sauget Semen a B BUTLER, And the entire OTH COMPANY! leasure in announcing ‘The none be appr on very night until further notice, the only place of amusement in that the public can visit without TO-NIGHT, JOCKO ; +--+ ++e--Joeko ANGE OF PROGRAMME! ‘The subseribers have just received « fresh ship- ment of 560 CASES ST. JULIEN AND FLORRAC CLARETS, ‘Whish they offer for sale at New York prices. Also, they have constantly on hand A Large and Well Selected Stock of Choice BRANDIES, i, SRERRIES, 78, BOURBON, OLD RYE, SOOTCH and iRiSE WHISKIES, CHAMPAGNES of all favorite brands, ENGLISH AND SCORCH ALES, LONDON AND DUBLIN POR’ 5 at eee ee ENGL. CKLES, SAUCES, CHILTON, CHEDDER and ENGLION DAIRY SARDINES, KEMP'S HERMEPICALLY SEALED 600D8, FRENCH, GERMAN aad ENGLISH OOS- BIALS, BY HART AND SIMMONS! MAIS) BY W. ARMSTROMG! NG BY BOB BUTLER! j performance 8 o'clock. Orchestra Chairs 50 cents, NOTICE TO LADIES a FIRST MATINEE ts, to Whe ucted in the same popular way. ren. EN ont Ho pontiomen will be ae t afternoon en- ENGLISH SODA WATERS, tertafninents unaccompanied by ladies. Choice OOLONG, SOUCHONG, Admission—Ladies, 2 cents ; Children 10 cents. an assortment of Doors open at 2 o'clock; performance at3. se 8 FANCY GROCERIES. REE CONCERT AZ HE WASHL -horrmpadiage ne EERIE acas y an 28: ri oi is DOS Braneb—910 Pa. avenue, opposite 02 SSeasemen Mr. pass Wiliards’ Metei. ah es He Flares Jast received @ email let of country, who will every PA le ppaneda'y ip compe "has bose teas n BIAN IN 7 v DEL will at our —e with her Octet ud facts, ‘eto Len STAIN will presto seine snoese A ‘ogether with | Monday, ost of talent Susurparsod “y any cetabuehtuent | tie Pari the oy Choice Ke'reshi vy 0 of ~ ree} — een 7 Conoert at 5 0'o! . oud it RY ROBE je Prop’r, The duties of thie