Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1862, Page 3

3 1 ~~ LOCAL- NEWS. s T0-Nren? be wall. permease talent Agnes Amelia nabitiaes stewere superfiucus to these first. at- ith, ia . and = ie “ Simaions new Bthiopian Bob eng of ethers, who im Amusing Rote ‘ROW per. Sr their greet offerte to followin, The - 8 sab-comm: by the commi one from each ite to in. te aud to confer with ihe in relation thereto,. ia obedience to our ins! we have the honor to report: uare the Surgeon had previously attention called | to this heepital by a a from the Michi- «an Association, aad caused an investiga. tion to be made in relation thereto by Inspector Buzzy, whose report thereon a4 réad to us by the Surgeon General, fully ostablished the charges made against the dist of that hospital. ‘The report of Inspector Muzay shows the “hiih of tare” at this hospital to ha ve boon as follows: Mreakiast—Very poor coifeo, slightly sweat- ered; Give ounces oi bread. Dinner—Vegetable soup, ono half pint; five ounces oo . ok hei - Sapper—Very poor and five ounces o et slightly buttered. in the soup there was boiled two ounces of unset for each man. ‘This report alsv revuals another fact, via: that, added to the of swindling our galiant soldiers out of their proper food, @ false dact list was kept for-public inspection. ‘The report shows the amount of Dulter per man averages only about one pound monthly. Five ands of coffee is boiled in forty gai- jons of water, to which ten gallons more is 2f- wrwards added. Somuch for dist at Judiciary Square. a relation to Carver Hospital, the Surgeon General informed your committe that an in- vestigation had revented the fact that that hos- pital kas been in a most shocking state of un-* cleanness, the details of which were most b= ye and thaton being informod of this fact, he had removed the surzvon in charge and appointed @ more competent man in his place. 2 Surgeon Goneral also iuformed your com. nuitter that be should suse a thorough inepec- tom ef ali bospitais with a view to correct all erietiug abuses; and to that end he invited the cv-operation of yonr committee by personally accompanying the medica! inspectors in their Visits to the hospitals. He also informed your counuittes that he was ongaged in the work of preparing 2 diet list, which would soon be fur- nished to all hospitals, and that a more liberal and varied diet should be insisted on hereafter. In relation to visiting hours to hospitals, your committee were assured that all boxpitals should be open for the reception of those per- cons having passes from the officers of the several State associations between the hours of 12 o’cluck noon and 6 o'clock p. m., and that all surgeons should be insiructed to respect such P:tesew; of course, expscting this privilege should not be abused by associations who issue such passes. Your committee were also assured that the iriends of soldiers in hospitals should not be «botructed In carrying clothing to the suldiers, and that they should also be allowed a reason- abie and proper liberty to carry in food and delicacies to the sick and wounded. in regard to certain ts against sur- «rons for incompetenc mal-practioe, and also against hos! wi are charged with neglect brutality, your com- sufficiently the attention af the Si however, bas en ‘iy attention. to stato that tts due to tho General w fault may be found with the qnality of the tea and coffee furnished for ae use, (which he informed us was of miseral qual. tty,) that fault is not chargeabie to the Medical »-partment—these bemg dy the Rr ret Aad teRce. he coffee {4 tas oneat 4 ity of Rio, and the tea ls as poor ae ‘ The ambulance system wae by the Sg fener oral i and drivers Seabed by the ene and suyeet control. Hence it is ‘that pao vers Oarulese, and sometimes and sent incom- potent. To this evil, the Surgeon Gen- eral aske that ambulances, horses and carneetty’ Utgee ail ieliog eases, SRE e to G- : ‘with him to ay As there ie a aw au als, or com: re of Subsistence to” abet these respects. anicated to the Bergeon General, committes are confident that the remedy with be applied speedily. The Sargeon General ou forvened commmivies that be Woald ai all ‘umes be for information relating 10 any abuses which — = conveyed to Le As» it ls the design of this “ Union of Associs- } | and your | tuons” to make thorough work of gag hed | atteadents in any i facts duly authenticated, if <vnauniiies for their examination and tion. These facta should be stated im writing, and if possible they should be cerufed to by the witness. Moderation and great care should be taken im at! such cases, test injustice be dove © hospitals oF to persons, as it is the determi- nation of your eommitise while they world rigidly protect the rights of our seidiers in moe-~ pitals, to bring no Bnjust accusation agains: any ee or — vs — Submitted. - 5. Abou 5 matance, two the & enough; for eal 1eee of t as large as bis re was ahenos gta pear, whea is, not balf as much is given. A lished im the cit; papers be regi 6 2 inade to furnish s synopsis to the Associated, a blication.. oe c hd = iT, of Oty did pot ink lb properte « g F piPeS SasEQaven set Saha sey FP ee Rh 8 = arrangement .of Dougine Hoepital, whatever may have been ite previous ct! were groandies.. Dr. Cayjer-and himself intended towda: 7. oh th ater é - or obargee-aatines tha} hospital ¢ that it: had nos’ «Rome day >” and ft’ conid Hot be #2. in'so short & thé a0 ati the hosprtals. . visited Sysare Reghenid inquire about. a.diMcnuity om It is in charge and one Nain Shap te of ne. to ho shoul Rave the Privilege of selling Mr. Taylor said tant the Teport seemed very explicit, and he could not see why 1s would do berm it, 1b. would rather. give en. cou ae poople- Y = that persons horo were taking work of cering for the soldiers into their hands. to goon. They of business. If this report was tblished, the mothers would thus reason: « Y son is notin ee bat in one just as bad.” Mr. Wetmore asked that the report be mo<t- = as to state that all hospitals woro not tn- cluded. Mr. Evans, of New York, said the matter looked to him like a partridge hiding his head under a loaf, thinking that his whole body was out of sight. The people of the North wora already aware of these abuses, for there is hardly 3 town but has its Tepreseniative in the person of some returmed discharged soldier, who had informed their neizhbors of thoir treatment. Hoe believod that good would be accomplished by giving the report as wids a circulation as possible. The only moans of ac. complishing good, in his optuion, was to hold up such raacais, and let the light of public | opinion shine throngh their ribs. Mr.(strander suggested that tho matter ba referred to the Surgeon (renoral. Chapiain Dennison was opposed to the pub- Ucation of thersport. Lot us refer the abnses to the Surgeou General for correction. Ho had heard many sweeping charzes mado, 2nd ro- terred to the remark mady at a former meeting, that one chaplain parfornual his duties ax weil as army chaplains usually do. Instead of making these swoeping imputations it would be betier to xo aes into the hospitais and Put shoes on the feet of tho soldicr, &c. Mr. Alvord stated that tho Surgeon Ganoral Tather approved making these thingy pablic than wise. In regard to the remirk about army chaplains, he asked if that remark im- plivd censure; but as long as the chapiain of Grace Church Hospital had retorred to it, at the coat fitted him he could wear it.” Mr. Dennison begged to inform the geutloman thatas the romark was not intended for him that “the coat didn’t at him.” The tion to priut in the northern papers was withdrawn, and the roport was adoptad and ordered to be published iu the city Papers. The attention of the committee was callod to other hospitals. Mr. Polar, from tho committee on organiza- tion, submitted a rough draft of a coustitution, which was road and recominitiol. Mr. Lake moved to instruct the committee to inquire into the mode and manner of punish- ment of soidiers in the hospitais. - Mr. Wright, of the Navy Yard Association, siated that he had succeedad in getting an order from the Secretary of the Navy for thirty pair of crutches per day, which will be made at the Navy Yard, and with which the association can be supplied by addrewsing Lim. The meeting then adjourned to Wodnesday vening next. Cen ee Porice MattERs.—The following oases have been disposed of rines our last report: a Preeinet.—Mary Marshall, Selling quor on Sunday; dismissed. Third Preeinct.— Eliza UO" Dounell, selling quor soldiers; turned over to military. ( Wilson, disorderly; do. W. 0. Lesley, di issed. Pat. Rine, drunk; do.; workhouse. Ja». Thomas and Riley ‘Tay- lor, disorderly; do. David Robinson, do.; 35.62. ‘Thomas Price, do.; 32.11. Fourth Preeinct.—leater Grant, John Math- ews, Eliza Mathews, disorderiy; $1.75 oach. Mighth Precinct—M. Harney, drnaic and dla- orderly; turned over to military. Patrick Milos, do.; paid costs. W. Davern, disorderl 3; dis- missed. W.S. Sayer, stealing; do. Jas. Dewyor, picking pocket; do. Joha Drunk, drunk; turned over to military. Jane Hopkins and Anno Robs ingon, street walking; to scrub atation-house. F <1, Naylor, drunk and disorderly: dismissed. H, Wilson, do.; $%94.. 2. Bavey, do.: 34.94. Tow Precact.—Andrew Mann, passing bad monoy; dismissed. P. Short, fast driving: do. John Johnson, threats; 39.4. M. Harvey, suas picion of stealing shirts; dismissed. John Sinith, do.; do. W. C, Daitey, disorderly; do. K. Stralton, vin Delcher, ; dis. flo. Alfred Puzh, i vagrant; do. John Hornsby, ‘dindhier workhenge. Chas, | Robinson, watexing horse at pump; $1.9, M1. ‘Williams, aptnmng erlvate property: -dis- Taiased.. R. poids nee rs ane Math. ews, vagrants; w use. Lawrence 0’ Brien, Bring into See ray foarn: doll vered to mili: tary. Carl Wi drunk and asleep; do. Danie Bell, drunk and disorderly; $5.94, Sr. Arorstes' Hosrtrar.—Tha large frame hospital which is Leing erected by the congrs- gation of. St. Aloysius (Catholic) Church, for the accommodation of ‘sick soldiers, uear their oburch, is nearly fuished, and one wing of it is already occupied with patients. The cCSpaoity of theve' temporary buildings is to be equal to thstof the church itself, both basement and upper Boor, the goverument requiring that the same accomunodations should be atforded as if the church itself had been occupied as a hos- 7 which coon he gyi intent to take tor the purpose. The ladies of the congregation ex) ed the mechamies and others working om the buildings with a bountiful sn pet Ture- day evening, in the new edifics, and t ere Was @ pleasant affair of it. —_— Pars Wait—Yesterday, ronndeman Pea- Wiek, with two or three ‘olmen of the Fourth Ward, made a cesceat apona oolured barber and his workmen for vielai tke Uquor law by selling without license. J. Watson was flacd ing & gambling house $90. Geo. Bichols, cel, for sellfng without Uconsa, was @ned 99, and for violating the military law 980 mere hy Justice Walter. The gsmblng eases Aguinet seven more, a)! colored, were dis- missed. The cwiabiishment ism a fashionable locality, and was pe kag A complained of. Such oases pay wall w! the cash iv in hand. pe Pounru Wane Srarion On0ns—Fefors Jue ee Welter.—W. B. Oreel, drank and disorrierly; fined & Jobn Flaasbara, Goo. Borland, Cor- nelias MeBride Joba Osborna turaed over to military. George Arthur, disorderiy, Anad 91. Jorn W. Woolsey, creating a nnisance at Gan. terbury; fined $1. Jane Motice, drunk; dis m Georgians Piekeret!, Sarah Lee, Sarah Farrity, colored, enticing white mon; fined $1 each. Black, found in c. ry with negro girls: dteminesed. Puirick erly; fined $3. Jobu Poley, resisting officer, tned 85. Wo. Allen, creating anuisance; ted $5.3. —— Fez Covmr.— Yesterday 2Memoon a quarre arces the colored gantry about the arres of Watega and Michols, two colored barbers, for selling liquor, gambiing, 2. Wm. Jones, an other colored barber, was acoused of being the “py the police, taken before Justice Donn aud held to bail for court in $300. ebtiae - RBLE ALLSY ABD StIxLam LocaLirine Een company of sixty-five * ce ans took their departure” this city within the last few days, and wade for Oham' and Marripburg, Pa., the yoxodg tration of at ‘otering better Opportunities for them to ply their vocation to good advantage Thokte are “a fow more leit” — | ASE S _OFFIGR, 60: ary | ASOT Dietarcr ny OULU | | | | | A | of the | disorderis | Lyneh, Jordan, Turrn Warn Statres Caane _Before Jue- Nee Waler.—Ins. McDevitt and Michael Carr, fined 26 ‘each. . Cartwright, Arthur wen, in the market: fined @5 each James Joby McCarthy, Lemus} Kenny, John Wu. Jones, Thos Ryon, Howard Fer- guson, Jas. Ellis, Wm. Grover, turned over to the military. Dan’) Dawron, siceping in the | Market, dismissed to Irave tho city. eae Potion —J. Watson, selling liquor without a Hoense fined 990.9%: also, for Sere S gainbling Boner, fined Seo. eorge Nichols, gambling, dismisesd. Chas. Freeman, R. Wallaoa, James Bright, Jamre Ss eee Julia teases, do.; dismiseed. Mary J. Taylor, profinit: ne $2. Michael McKeu, larceny: dismissed. Tigo Nicbois, selling Liquor without license; fine Sh also, violating order, fined $70. Wm. Jones, threats; for es SRoOND-WARP NraToon Uasme—Refore Jus- tice Clerk.—Mary Tayior, selling liquor withont license, fined oat. Jokn Taylor, asenult so- earity for peace. John Corbert and Wm. Rob- ertson, do.; sent SN Mary J. Long, pro- fanity, ficd $3. Wm. Rain, Geo. Donnally, aad K. B. Crandell, disorderly; turned over to the military. ——— TaE Ampaioan Moon, Corrs, (for sale by A. P. Douglas, 293 Pennsylvania avenay) ad vertised in another column, affords 3 cheap excellent, and healthful substitute for the bes. -| oo cofte. We have tried it with satis- jon. pe cig W. W. Braperyn on the istof thie month hoaght alarge stook of Dry Geis. jst before thie fos great advance in si! kinds of goods. al 19 where ami remig for vale, & whi attention ef latins nad allo! Whelesale or retail. ee l&iw ore, W.W. Beapwy?a Ne. 361 Seventh st., betw. I ant K; feetiaais Tia Comrone inp Risn —In one minnie, Ooras Ban- tone, Caltesities, War! lezged Joints, ORillbietne, ond the Pret, enped without pain welt-kmown Chiropedist, af 426 near 434 st. a Tue Pare package, ine Store, Ig tha hems In the ing wore and better ard areal jewviry than any o! ever offered. Sutlers aed pediers should see te them. ge lf-lw* a ‘Tie Inpiaw Haas Dooren, from Canada, will doreribe diseases and toil bis patleats the anture of Sete complaints or Mimess, without rocofriug uay informatton from them. No chars for eonsumation oF advice, Office, No. 11 Washington Buildin, Ponneylvania avenue, corner of Seventh strecl, Washington, D. av OF meauiectared at market, contain- denery aad moreatiractive War AN_AMOUNT OF StH; FuRInea AyD Drezasy ameng the Velunteors wonld be prevented by tae free use of Holloway’s Pills and Ointment, Fi Wounds, Sores, and Senrvy, the Ointment tain ours, and for Bewel Goin plaints, Fret Pox, &c..tho Pills are the beat world. Obly 25 cts. per Box or Pot. ——_——~——— Baroneror’s Harr Dra, The bast +m the World. William A. Batchelor’s colobrated Hair Dyo pro- duces a color uot to be distinguished from nature— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- edies the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigoratos the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair instantly turns a splemdid Black or Brown, loaring the Mair soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &o S27 The Gonuino is signed WILLIAM A. Barorn- LOB, on the four sides of each box. Factory, Ne. 81 Barclay st., New York, milly (Late 233 Broadway and 1s Boud at.) Quurr. Why is it that Oristadoro's Hatr Dys is the best in the World? Because eminent chemists aay so! Because it contains no oaustie compounds! Because it wears longer than any other! Booause it operates instantanscusly ! Becaune it doés not stain the akin! Because it nourishes and strengthens the haie! Because it correcta the bad offects of other dyn | Besanne ite presunce cannot be detected | Bacause it nover fails! Manufactured by J. Criataloro, 6 Antor House, New York. Sold cverywhero, sud appliod by all Prive $1, 91.00 and $3 per box, according to size. No.1 CRIstaDoKo’s Hark Passwavarive Is invaluable with bis Dye, as it imparts the wamont softuens, the mont beautiful gions, snd groat vitality to the hair. Price 0 conté, 81 and 3% per bottle, according to size, au 2) colm,r Balsinors and Harrisirury, im the North and Wes wo trains leave Washington daily ani ons on Sumlay—quick time low fru wad sure comuections. idiora’ tickets sold through at Govornmont rates. Por tickets and fur- thor information apply st tho offles of Great Poun- rylvania Route, northeast corner of Ponnsylyanis ad Sixth Washington. Ofices Sa. m. until 9 p. m.; on Sundays from 2 te 4 p.m au lly EL. A DIED, On tho evenins of the i7th inatant, in view of a Wissful immortality, RLIZA BARNWRHLL, dangh- ter of Gea. John Smith, of Winchester, Virginia, and widow of the inte Hobers. Mills, Architect. The friends of the fasily ate invited tonitend her funeral, from live Inte residence, 333, Capitol Hill, to-morrow, at 2 0'clock p. in * Fell asieep in the arms of Jesus, on the 17th inst., at i) pom. after a psinful iiness of typhoid fover, KATR A. HUNTER, the heloved wife of Darius D. Daughton. in the 244 year of her age Hor friends and thoso of the family are respact- fully requested to attend her funeral from her inte Tesidence, Third street east, betwoon I and K. (Navy Yard,) on Priday afterdoon, 19th instant, at 4 o'clock. . It* (Baitimere city and county papers copy.) On tho 18th iustaut, at tho residence of Mr. Win Gibson, West struct, Goorgotuwa, D. C., JOSMPH PF BNSPRAUX, Ist Maryland Caval of typhoid fever, (Balto. papers copy.) At Alexandria, Va., on Moud. % 15th September of cholera morbus, XN. DUVALL, aged 2} years. (Baltimere Sun copy.) * OSE OFFI€IAL,. HPARTMBNT OF ATATR, Waswivoron, Jannarys, 1999, The Secretary of Stave will hereafter recatrs Mom dors of Congress on busiiess on Saturdays, evu- meneing with Saturday, tive first of next month. jan 77 tf WILLIAM H. SHWARD. OTION DIS MTA. AR com- cerned are hereby netitod, that tho Ucilcetiou Dis. teict of the District of Colnimbis has boon subdivited follewing Awenment Dintciow : j of the Gity of Washlinichoa, want of ss street aod mor’ e ath of Oty Canal! “Am . Gre. . . aitteh. piace of barimens, south wewt corner ef Pifteomth street aud PoMaLC Nort, All of the Oly of Wash Ne. 6 City o: ington, enat Of Fourteenth steyet woot and wont of Taira thesat woot and north af Gity anal Assistant Asnessor, Mr. A. Rotbwoil; place of buns, No. OS Ser. wtroot weet, near I. No 3. ARof the Otis, of Washington, east of Third strevt woxt aud west of Sixth etreet ost, nad nerth east of Cy Canal Lneintent Ageeseor, BB. ‘eeqanam; pinee of businesa, corner of Third street east and B atrast south, Mo. 4. All of the City of Washington, onst of ith Btrect cast. Asalstans Asseusor, B. Mareks; T , Place of business, Mloveuth street oadt, botweou bs: fy ry ‘he Cite of Washington, south aad qntel Ges ante maces oth ny reem i, plaee 0} jusinese, No. 3 we, tained with- ore de George- i 7. All ef the cownty of Waehingten. of the cerporate limits of Washington and The lew will take effect BER F AL on sad after SEPTDM- of whatever trade or ee of carriages, eurnibases, or ebher carriages, 1: ployed is heshaadiz.or for the trannportemen of Merehaadise, are required to report tho bumbur aud as sgteses, Oeseroretkard monn rack, qab’s rtatement of ve won o“~ of plate owned. Mawefrewersr: : taquized te aks robarus to tks descent hensert. H him tea days after cach aad th of th. af mine op pid et during the yeeuie mea ne grows oount of meu it amin, The Suoprsesere. or Managers of kaileonds and Butehers, there w hove busihoss it is to - ter for sais sey Partie, Calves. SSecp ot Hoge net make 5 return at the cad of sek and every month of the nureber respeetively alaughvero4. Sohotulcs of articles wu iret to tax one bo obtained after a few days, on ngplication bo Live Awwipbant Aa- Teealred. dante mee “EeARES Te? - Aaemor lon so iw strict Vole bla, 4 et SUPPCRIBPR ITAS JUST RRTURNDD | New York with a He. i xtook of all sorts Tork pris et Weokincen Pett hae J ding. t Room Ro 2.314 Pa avenues (Ont loos 2 pene #0 13-lw* pat R MINZ3SHBIMER. : pe NOS, UXTRAORDIN« RILY OUHAP FOR v ‘ *, 4 ae yall ans ‘3 meets mast bo aol + to rat Rh a eee Bake mann wittcl Tau Sonhtah fly ro: and Gan slwepe be lad of faetory priows... - oa WoG. METR T Muate Depot, se 15-9 “ SW. cormer of 1th otroat nad Pe tae et BHOP required to make a monthly roport | ape reps 7 | | i { { | { | | | “FOR SALE AND RENTS rand Bet Reve oom,” Aes, meorartni eat ; ma . of or headquarters the Depertofen 3103 @ rteret near te = wn tials sn Wet ED—A few ie EP Apply 4 YRAGRIA corner 104 4 Het. te TANTED-A JD YMAN t 8. L seise | WW YisuER’, HY Ete aieg ea ABM EZ FARM POR RERT.—‘n consequcnes | «nue, Islaud. one <2 e mined to rent Speieye sy =~ ar WaAnstep-a lacs MAT CUOK, imms reabied. with Dwolling and ali the Ous- i diate! %: A st the office of the Unite dand is located ou the eastern Branch, oppostte States Hotel, Pa. av me 1-2" Kary Yang, about = of » alle from th mont profitable on t agente! peated required. ae t-40" = (Rep _ on mR RENT—a large FUBN ry .f FORRES A large FURNISHED ROOM, for a wf relerences, Address * ontleman, withia two squares of the | 40% N h ; Patent suc, . Ront low. Addswe Bos tibet ee EMTS =— 299. City Post Ome id sores" | WANTED AME DIT HL Y two nest TT NA ORRAT HST OHANON OFFR De POR | the city rotaildry goods trmis; bese ethers nest S41 B—The best aad largest RESTAURANT, | cyeis ‘We nURDETT i make money niente oe Boandyivapin vento, op | 283% __No. 331 Seventh ot tetw.TandR. | te the inrgnat hotels, For lars atirpse ANTED By a gontiomam, (ots! Tress urant,” Box 9 Siar Ohio ne 15-3 =otan'% Dopartinent:) Tee ‘unfuraishes ; OR REN 7—Prom 6ie @ ROOMS, furnished erate eva situated ins Virehiidat i mie fre ct sclagh, | ROMS Wistert gfe Mion that a ngresetaer er oficers— ESE ae ae or “7 — ented. tn full view of the Governme: Ww STBD—A SITUATION in a prinate family, | Srztte , Terms moderate. Cerner Third J brs yous Air], 24 voatiatrage, cam Gut aud dt weuri ay. Indies’ amy Fog igen '= aeeeeen., oS ~ = " asia wil of, oF Dwell work. Addroae Box's. Sta" OMe ET Peneylvaninavenue, ners yANTED—A good W ITER, at the Gosling tire om the promises, or to } Ww oxtaurant. «m~ wo dnderstande hie bagi- J.P. PEPPER, Boss COR have good » ogee esti, 475 Shab vteost. | Biss Siirong COLT ueD i So od tofereneaa PION RHA _mu o., a Tate . igmew a for gale. Perms made ri Babi i the egg Niemee damtics Y 8 eee 1 nll FOR Bae B—a1 We 450 Tweine ot. i FES chases, wag comfortable nivss FANGY STORB POR 8 eetnblininei Svore in (mor entowe, Oa poe Teeen' ense. The loca! atone. ia Wi ‘Semen wish full Board. Fomcs, fmawag ferme med FIRS. 01.AS8 PARMANAN TAND TRANSIENT Reard. may be in one the mi loontions in the city OAKD charged. Ww Between izth m 7 ANT. To good, Will be given, Pa av. snout ade.) ae T7-te Warr wit to ee W ip atten ts Saree ae ‘ ¢ , ane German’ Best of reference siven: ad _ & centloman and wife. fn # private fami! Vieinity ef the War Mas tha Vier Sr rele “address Siar OSice. WANTaD Board and Keow want’ rie AdtremeB. £71 ee okies sired th ate = x SH BRS and STARGHBRS. th Lik wanes spi beat gt at Natoma Seeam Laundry, Tie. Hon 'aD—T: oung Inty of refttemen}_« SIT. N th comramton ton aly Wont args of housshold: A@mirs te travel. Address “ile B. Le Wank oo 17-38" mas. 2rpts seerfes in he ee mented Syste & fret-ciane hones in New York. Pirat-ctase ences se W-st eee Ww ANTBD—A SITUATION as farm may lease Apply = Bookstore over the Washington Bank. | se 17-32" : habitx: bas a perfect Knowled 4 ay. bosincss ; alse a therouch te character or ; Of this paper, “Farmer 2 Bae WANTED, for astoro, north aide of | Pa. avenae. ont: that could ba conver! with an entrance showy, or that could be made so, eb = | Q7cation WANTED. by» youss i | i j vem. Address D. 3. 8," Star Offles. euer, by an achive man of indu’ of farming and aowledge of ware Aitite branehon. Bert of roforcness given j capability. A. rete tient ten Any one having « is ints a auitablestora room, jt ton permanent tenant at a fare rent. BALI » PARTIES, &e. 01 FOR THH ISLAND FRIENDSHIP A = A CIATION! = The Association take great picasnre in annonne- ing to their friends ang Te, mblie in general that their fret GRAN ALL will take piace at Tomperance Hall, on B atroos, betwoon 9th nd ith, MONDAY, September 2d. Tho ommittee pledge themaclves that neithor patus nor expense will he spared to make this the Party of the wenson. Prof. Hayes’ Brase and String has been engaged forthe occasion. Tickets $!, ad- mittin, nt and Indies. By order Committes—T. Knight, >. Hall, AL. Hutton, Wim. Birds, tin, Wm. Vernon. se prerosars YOR LUMBER, Duro? QuantarMastar’s Corner Eighteenth and Washington, Sapt BRALMD PROPOSALS Will be received at this office until Thrreday, September 2th, 1842, at 12 0’clo m., for delivering in the citx of Washington, fueh a point as the rect. one million feet ef Lumber of ths following kind and description, via: 860,000 feet 4-4 or 1-inoh white pine common cull- * ings, 100,000 feet (-4 or 14-inch white pine common eull- ings, 2.000 foot $i or 2-isch white pino common cull Drs, 30,000 feet white pine timber, 8 by 8, asso’ rted, #008 foot white pine timber, by 6, 22 to 2i feet H jong. 30,000 foot White pine timber, 4Ly 6,29 to 24 foot | long. 00,00 feet joint, 3 by 9, of 10 ineh wide, 14 foot long, (hemlock or pine,) 000 feet joist, 3 by 9, or 10-inch wide, 16 feet iong, (hemlock or pine.) 149.000 fout joist, 3 by 6, or Y-inoh wis, 16 feet long, (heanlock or pine,) 10,000 font jist, 3 by 5, 19 feet long, (hemlock or ) 10,000 fort joist, 3 by 5, 14 feet long, (hemlock or 10.000 fest Jolst, 3 by 5, 16 foot long, (hemlock or 10,600 fost nestling, $ty 4,14 foet leng, (homlock 10,000 feet, ean ng, 3by¥ 4,16 feet long, (hemlock or ping, 10,000 foot seantling, 3 by 4,18 feot long, (hemlock or pine.) Bids are solicited for the joists above-named as emlock mui as White Prue, All the above-described to be good merobantable lumber, subject to the inspestion of an agent ap- pointed uv the part of the Governnent, All the lumber to be delivered within twontx days after signing the contract. Proporale from disloyal parties will net be con- sidered. An oath of allegiance to the U. 3. Gov- ernment must seoom pany each proposition, The sbillty of the bidder to fill the contract, should it be awarded to Lim, must be guarantied by twe responsible persous, whose signatures are to be ap- peuded to the guarantee. The Fenponsibillty of the guarantors must be shown by the official certificate of the Cierk of the huatoat District Oourt or of the United States Dis- trict Attorney. Bidders must be present in person whon the bide are openod ur the proposals will not be cousiderod. on full name ores ‘ost meen address of the bid- er must appear im the proposal. If » bid is made in the name of a firm tho namos of allthe parties must appear,or the bid wif§ be considered aa the individual proposal os tho partner tigning it Be da in the gum of five thousand dollars, signed by tho contractor and both of his guarantors, will be required of the succossful bidder upom signing the contract. E BHTho right to rojoct any or sll bids that may be Geemed too high is reservod by the Depot Quarter- manter Informal proposals will be rejected. Prepossiamuet be ahirewsed bo oe Felward S. Harts, Asistaut Quartermaster, 0.3 Army, Wash- iuytou, D.C., and should be plainly marked “Pro- posals for Lumber.” Horm of Guarantes. We, —~ ——. of the county of —, and State of ——, &ud —. of the county of —, and State ef ——~, Go hereby guaranty that——{s able to full the contrast in accordance with the torma of his propo sition, and that. should his proposition be accepted, wifi at euce enter into = contraet in acco: 26 therewith. ould the sontract he awarded to him red to be boeome his susetins. quarantes west be appended the cortifi- mentioned. cera ‘ MDWARD L. ARTZ, “ow Qaptain and A.Q M., 0.8. Arey. T NOTIO © HOTETS, GROOBRA, RUAT AU RANTS, PRI- VATS PAMILINS, Se. ‘The Subseribors have just recetved a fresh ship- ment of s CASES ST. JULIUN AKRD PLORRAOG GLARETS, whiek they offer for sale at New York prices, Also, they have constantly on hand A Larne and Well Sclested Stock of DTA BER? Ap PORTS RIBS ERBON: OLB Kibo 'SOOTRR Sid Treen WUISk1 ‘ GMA PAGH UA of all favorite dr AND SCOTOH ALBS. agp DUBLIN PONRERS, AVANa . RB LISE iM on piesty SATORS. ahs Ae and ARGLION DAIRY acc i. KEMPS RBAMRETICALLY SB145D x Lj AN aud BNQ@LISH CORDIALE, CORE knee 8 KIseaNGEN and ENG! LISH ABA Wa? Choice O@LON ONG, IMPMRIAL, MY- SOM. YOCNG HYSON TRis. With an extonatve asser’ T4 TiwoY GRO@RRIHA, Ct Yor sale by BLNINGHR & G0 Tintabliohed 17%.) Branch 910 Pa. svenus, opp a ‘ a BS Just roceived a smali lot of OMeers’ Liewor Carew. nm APAéer HXERnes COMPANY. re NOTION OF BAMOTAL. The DBLIVERYT O8FIGR of this Compan: Removed from BA Tivrannion > Srevated Corner of B and 1%h st3., Pa. ave. The Prepristor of this highly popular Bstab! the thermegh com @ addition te * ead - beagn Hfully to: intimate thie many and the public generally wi, glall tines ad It bhede internat te pay hire « visit, vi t but ° ve tone which he hag mais for thelr comfort ea S Airy and bandsemely wri. Tarnished Roows, with or vithout Beard, at moderate rates. so 'tin* phates Hh x Tua Subsortber bes jury opened SALOON, farnished, for the accommodation of Gen* teasom and Ladies. Ladies will find new Saloon very ce: dent, here they can ays be sei and hayp the + heicest Pier. o: ahd Orcam for namie by at that dur Croam {4 Papesior ta “EF ah private room for lation and CHIME, : Pom erok ter Aheet 78 on tant of. pot Quartermaster may di- | et H | ADIES, LOOK HBRE!—I wast every lady in| tewa to br thelr 3 muslia, cambric, &e., and have it stampod. You can have yous choice of 5, iegant patterns, d: forevery | articte of ladies’ wear. We only choras siz conts ; widsh, and are the ouly por: in town who make it an oxciusirve business. Call at 9403; Seventh { wtroet wort, botwoen L and M streets, Nevihere Li! len. Se 17-4" | Wnt TANT me 16-3" | W | mn requi Z| = between D aad ANTRD—A NURSE. Apply at HARRISON'S More, Penn. aveune, near Third. None | nest apply except cau come weil recommended is-st* TED—A esmpetent OP or_& Whiisom Sewing Machines, to -mak Rhirts. Steady employment. Enquire at 349 6th steset. Letwoen H aud I atrents, ae 16-3¢* ¥D_A wrrart, active BOY (one that can write a fair hand) to attend store. Apply te No. 304 Hxtreet, near itr se is-st* } ED—Three BAKMRS, at £96 Seventh McKELDEN « PATTERSON se Ob WATCHMAKER WANTED. Reference red, Callas J. & J.T. ROBINSON & Co's, —— — zt PRATOR on Wheel Ww ANT Treasury STTUATTION WANTED, by a vonth 33 years of age, ius atocery store or other res) ra ipa 1 ployment. He writes a good ul in acourate | | st figures, and has had some ox ace ry. Inquire of J. ¥. HALIDA ‘enth street and Pa avenue, overthe Kank, Satisfactory inferences «ven. se i6-8t" atitidewinn and lady, A a Pont Office. ED—Two FURNISHED ROOMS. (with | Board.) located ; betwern tHe Deparimenis, north of b drews “TT. O. A GOOTINTANT—The services of an experienced | Accountant can be had in the evenings. upon Written application addressed to 266 H st. so 15 Im good _se B-lw Boor.) ABORERS WANTED.—Wanted QETERAL MBN (discharged soldiu: +S and Boys wanted to su this eity and vicinity—a firet-rate chanc money. Appix at 437 Pennaxivania av Inborina hinnds, Apply te GRORGR ELY, Captain and Assistant Quartermaster, Washington Arsonal. goods to ¢ se 15-lm* aud 12th. from ¥ to avenue, wi white.) other need en! Ce WANTED MINEDIATELY—One that / therougis: business. wave ly understauce “yp Apply at 309 P st., betwean 1 Also. a guntecl, well br t up BOY, 12 years of age, aa above, Pen, ch ‘431 Pa ould be takeu proper care of, (colored or "| ° no 15-5t* Ww referred ry Good ANTED TO RENT—A Dwalting HOUSE, or partofa house, for a small family, between Sd and Hth streets, net too far off from thp Avenue Enquire at S. & W. MBYEN BERG'S, Store. 45 Market Space ao ibe usecall, Je 12-¢ R ies declining bocetheonna havi vl jon declining houseeeping, or having = ur of furniture will Dud it to ss J ANTED—A FURNISHED ROUSH, immodi- ately. ig a central losasion=not lee than 12 iven, ox me. are buying SECOND-HAND TURB, STOVR3 and BEDDING, for are paying the highest cash prices. Fam- Tent and best of references Om B ” Box 3. Star on sir wl van to BONTZ & GRIFFITH. No 369'Soronth st., betw BUCHLY. ure. W ANT the market, r in the bousefurnishing line. Gity or bar. (east side,) Dealer in eou Land K BD—Hvery ‘son to know that F am in 'y to pay cash for all articles Those leavin, ia Bevel segs Sotwena G tad 43 renth 3 ween Ne ana nd-hand Furni- Ro 16-4f tion FURNsuep HOUS® WANTED.—Wanted to Tent, for from one to th jing for ‘ivate family. Fie or Seoond Ward preferred. 65, Washington, D.C. ANTER—WOOLEN RAGS of SS Wen, Bn abd. WRAY ACHE, SMe ere eee RAB ree year sa B1in* eeckaaon iil find Tt to toair ad antage to will, ¥ ; "NB Senses wanted. eet of tomante oan JOTICE, kind would by Cbteined without eharge by maiy .—Thone in want of Hmployment of feet Poper— Intei! —4 better cal kee re’ AME aT American Watohes fer Aumorieans, THR AMBRICAN WAT@H OOMPANY give RICAN WATCH B8 FOR SOLDIERS! REDUCED PRICES. notice that they have lately issued a now style of Wateh, onproesiy designed for Seldiers and ethers whe desire a good Watch af 2 mederate price. ‘These Watehor are intended to displace the worth- los cheap factero, with whieh the country is flooded, and | Which were never expected to keep time when | they were used here enly fer jeckaras and swindling par- | poser. Y We offer te soll our Wateh, which is ef THE sidered wateher ef Britieh and Swiss mane- made, being refuse manufacture, seat MUST SUBSTANTIAL MANUPACTURE, aN ACCTRA?B AND BURAALH TIME Auer RR, aod iu Sterling Silver Gases, Hunting pattern, at | as low 2 priee as is asked for the trashy Ancres end | Loewen of and is one Wola by States. Whelesale orders should be addressed to Agents of the American Watek Company, on Pie foreign make, slrewiy referred to. zr hare named the aow sevies of Watehes WM, | Y, Boston, Mass., whieh name will be found B the plate of ovary Watch of this manulectare, | of our trade marks. all respectable Jowelons In the loys ROBBING & APPLETON, 188 Broadway, 3.¥ or. rious | at the office t¢ } immediately, | proferred) | Be arny in | to + (aecond | give i Furnished | Iz CT OF COLTMEL : D INGTON ~ Prertiy thetes | tember, 1862, before me, the «ul the peare for the county red f fis Retchingeee. cee orm of law, that-on Ce yond his 4 TTBBR! BUTTE 10,C00 POUNDS BUTTER In Store. a NOTICE —The Py ag ¥. J. Hell iT, kenlor riner ofthe Inte firm, takes pleasure fe - his friends and the’ publle thal 4 pubide’ genacaily that be | wall continue the the former merit the con! in all nn. aie, ant, will endeavor F.J. Wkibbheun 00. (Successors to HF. Loudon itinens’, Military amd Nay GIVE MB A CALL! HE Undersi gned respectfully informs bis friends open his | apa the that “he wi | the season. “He has het | the most ‘c WATERS the H most choiee O' ould in his famous I will receive by the Guy, | | ef be.) spl fratice, ral pooket al Manuaieet lew, ry poek et BaJOU KID G' to-day, our fall ek of Bajoa's { Sn Penk snd Waits ta Small Bright Obesks, ant tn er a ETN ae,