Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1864, Page 2

men. He had gone to Guadeljara, and again ta @ retar. “'Eimonte had teen trader prseaies Palace ster, FourT® WakpD Station Casgs.—_Mi Burke, threats; jail. Mary Joaent Beminn $5.50. N. B. Wiltam, keeping s disorderiy THE EVENING STAR. The Surrender at Fort Morgan Pr THREE LETTERS OF BE- dleton, of Ohio, for Vice President sent to New Orleans. Seventeen were killed. | COM! ATION 0 on! Pendietons, o io for Vice President of the The number of wounded is unknown. None cone fecoeste Nitrom ynanorable f Foams United States. Gen. McClellan was nomi- FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. | ©f the non-combatants were allowed to visit | reward and the sincere thanks of the owner by | nated on the first ballot, receiving 202% votes LE | thecity. The enemy have thrown a force of | leaving them at 366 New York avenue, near Uth 93% east for the Hon. Th H. Sey Position of Affairs net materially Changed: four thousand on the main land, at Grant's | Street. =a | #0234 Cast for the Hon. Thomas H. Seymour, (Correspondence of the Associated Press.) | Pass. $25 REWARD.—Stolen on the night of the | of Connecticat. The vote was taken by States, ‘A ietie “(SECOND DISPATCH.) léth of August a bay HORS. pwelanin and their aggregate number of electoral votes etter from the Army of the Potomac, dated “MOnILE, Ang. 295—No change of affairs at | Sout 950. with 9 small star in his forehead, if is 226, Th ination tl yesterday, says the rule requiring correspond. | this point. All quiet.” U.S. Guawr, | Bind foot white, a scar stoutz/¢ inches long ce | eee eee Pendinten aceasta cored 7 -S. | Fi mp, with a touc e heaves. Iw animous. Mr. ents with the army to publish their full names | Unofficial reports represent Forrest, Wheel- | pay the sborereward for his recovery. Apolyto | ueaecond ballot ee &s signatures to their dispafshes, which has er, and Morgan as having joined their for oraddress BENJ. G, CISSBL, Clarksville, How- Bee 2 been neglected by a number of these gentle- | ang 4 ie 3 z ces, | ard county, Md. sep 1-3" Personally the ticket will be conceded to be men, is again insisted upon, and those who | *"4 Operating against Gen. Sherman’s commu- | (aye TO THE SUBSURIBERS PREMISIS, | astrong one. Concerning Gen. McClellan the omit doing fo in fatnre need not hope to re. | Hications between Chattanooga and Nashville, | U7 about the ist inst.a, red and, white COW. | pablic is already well informed, and any iter- ,e is a n here. rit eats cae they shall | but no report has been received from General | Fhite size down her Dace tet Ww: DEAN, ° | ation of his history here weuld be superfluous. r_Benning’s Bridge. Mr. Pendleton, like Gen. McClellan, stands socal inemoe! —_ —_— fees particalar corps, | Sherman. bale care old, vision, or detachment, where they ma: S " i = Sddressed or sent for at all times. This, Wy,02 | General Sheridan 1s still with his ferce at [087.— 850 BEWARD.—Lost this(Wedneshy, | nigh in private life, and has made a fair public Svan, will not, of coarse, prevent them frem | Charlestown. i Fs eS1,), morning, going. from fhe Neer des record as & debater. and legislator. mo: a t t . ington an! oO 6 corner oO! ew Jersey in ss me g about to attend to their business du- No operations have taken place since my last | Massechusetts avenue, » black POOKRT- BOOK, Gen. McClellan was put forward by the war Attention is called to the fact that serveral telegram in front of Petersburg. containing $150—two $50 dellar notes.two twen- : _ . Democracy, and Mr. to: the peace errors occurred in a dispatch dated 2ist Aug, Epwin M. Srawton, Secretary of War. | ties, 80d one ten. The Book also contained sme peels a2 eeeiob By. ne Peet describing the battle of the 19th? Two state- cal aries prin papery, receipts, & e. The stove nears he be Democracy; and by their nomination upon the « 6 finder upon retu: oO @ above fT ments are especially the subject of complaint, cites pe siace and Princess of Wales are | the advertiner. | a HOS’N. ROWE. ° | 58me ticket and upon a non-committal plat- ly: That the 2d division of the 5th corps ‘ amsit eh IS phed with sufficient sleeping accommodations. ‘The other secondary schools occupy the same locations. Primaries No. 1, 2, 3 and 4 will meet as last year, and Nos. 5 and 6 (new schools) will meet respectively at Massachusetts ave- nue snd 5th and 1, and at the corner of E and 10th streets. In the Third District the duties of the Trus- tees are particularly onerous, owing to tne fact that a number of the schools will go into the new school building at the corner of 3th and Pennsylvania avenue. The following schools have been assigned to rooms in the new building :—Male Grammar, Mr. McCath- ran; Female Grammar, Miss M. E. Ramsey; Male Intermediate, Miss Moss; Female Inter- mediate, Miss Elvans; Secondaries, 7, Miss Jennie Ramsey; 9, Miss Williams:3, Miss San- derson; Male schools, 8, Miss Thompson; 5, Mrs. Jordan, formerly Miss Tucker; 1, Mrs. Clarke; Female school, Miss Mopby’s, (Sec- ondary 4) will occupy the hall of this building temporarily; Secondary No. 2, Miss Moore, will occupy the room vacated by Miss Elvans, on E street, near 6th; Secondary No.6, Miss Davis, one of the rooms in the old market- house, 3d and A street, which has been parti- tioned off into two rooms, ome of which will be occupied by Primary No, 2, Al; Pri- maries 3and 5, Misses Allen and Aukward, will occupy rooms on K street south, near the canal; Miss Wheatley’s Primary No. 4, will be taught in the Young Men's Christian Asso- ciation Chapel, on ist street, between B and C Treasury Department. ————»—__ AFFAIRS IN GERORGETOWN.—\NSanitary Meas- ures,—The Sanitary Police of the Town are looking especially after those places where grease and fat are boiled or rendered, and where old rags are stored. {Itis about time the Sanitary Police of Washington were doing ditto.] In a recent case against Margaret Hor- ner, two physicians testified that trom the de- fendant’s house, where filthy rags and grease were stored, there is a very offensive odor emitted, which engenders 8 low form of ty- phoid fever. No decision has been rendered in \the case, but the Sanitary officers are waiting the decision in erder to proceed immediately against sll houses similarly used. There are several store-houses containing the offensive merchandize, and the decision in this ease will apply to the others. é@ Flour Mills—The flour mills in and around the town are in full operation. The large quantities of grain required are received from various sources, principally at this time by way of Baltimore and the river. A large quantity of gate shipped at New York is now on the way to Georgetown, and supplies from othersources arrive as needed. Died.—_James Walter Boyle, who was shot yesterday at the house corner of Green and Bridge streets, by Ephraim Phillips, died this morning about S o’clock. Phillips was sent to jail tor a hearing by Justice Buckey. BS se See eee om Rebel 8: O8T- the 3ist instant, s small dark gray + dismissed: Thos. Marpnh; A . WALLAC LSMARE: without shoes, Had, when lost the é » | and pez . house; di A ._ Morphy, ‘drank wae LACH, Editor and Proprietor. bn ittomoedt A lipeted reward willbe given by te; wap Urage’s adh expected, and he | $1 5:.' Thos. Donnelly, disorderty ; military: turning her to corner of 34 street a2: Mats, 6 | will be’ ived ing tohis rank asa di- | Berths Sings; grand my ; jail! for court. WASHINGTON CITY: Wa ys fis avenue, Liquor Btore. sep 1 2t® Mo | esi o Ay Patrick re ang apg bom Go Mrarmer, do. T ; SHINGTON, August 31, 2 Q8T—A BLAOK POCKET MEMORANDUM ; Yo) 6 mch troops. arching on New | and disorderly; Jno: Jones, 4 dismissed HURSDAY....,. SEPTEMBER ly 1°64 | 7 wajor General Dis New Toes L soo ontaiting papers of no value, except | 2 OC Pe ane Fein and Tausaplipas. Prescott White, disorderly ; military. = —— This Department has received from General | to theowner. Tle finder will receive the thaa! = ‘It isexpected that Monterey and Matamoras ==] S27 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. | Grant a rebel account of the eurrender of Fort | fwtrectebetween Tthend othe sep tate GOVERNMENT SECURITIES Sat ai eras ie ke RD duatricts will have, ay treat \< Medibdek, 2 = = dents i ese distric’ SEN OUTSIDE FOR IN@BRESTING TELE-| Morgan, taken from the Richmond papers: $5 REWARD —Strayed or stolen from the sut- |. Jay Oooke & Oo. furnish the follewing quo- YEWS to-morrow afternoon. Commodore Foote, Col. GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTEB. Cary Port, Aug. 31, 1564.—The following | +) scriber. on the 2th ult . brindle BUFFALO, | tations of Government securities : LOCAL NEWS. Small, Mies Eliza Nestell, the wonderful litde Gnas Gist vorne | om the Richmond Enquirer of this morn- and one of fess incall; wt Above’ reward wit ‘ FiAaernaron, Sept. Pr Tih Peitie. a a mext being: fairy peop! i eeoombened a oe satire troupe The mail steamer Keyport arrived here this | Monite, Aug. 26—The fing of truce boat wp eats on Alley, between EN COLLINS. | U.S. 6's Coupon 1881 Oe se the first Monday in September, the studies in | asyram, corner K Street and the Circle. Pub- ite morning, om Oy Post. he aes no | Hires! seals Eno Sete as Vee: | Ss REVERE AHI fone, cee | USS Seay Hig | sllowr public ctnools and mest of our priests | ilclaretavuage, See advertaemen news, asthe usual quietude which haspre-| day. On Monday p. m., they concentrated | Ane: Be elee, > ka@renen CORDS < , : 3 Bi just now busy in . a Sen's 25th, a black , wit his fose- Year Certificates. the Board of Trustees are ju! Presentation.— Mr. G. C. B. Mitchell, one Nailed for several days past, continued up to i their force on the fort, which replied spiritedly. peat: octet aes BOSE aban is Tore LE fat Checks....2 * of 8% waking preparations for the Seems Or ie of the Assistant Assessors of Washington, was y 3 5 7 5 4 i , . watch in, by the Ass s- ‘Yesterday morning Gen. Grant accompanied | their howitzers in position, and a line of skir- | _ep 1-3t™ HEZEKIAH LINTHTCOM, Gua 107; 5-20'8, 1094; Certificates, 95.;; | District there are no changes in the location of | forsor St. Louie mmisaotet «For his exertions a Seite. ae Oey. rote to bake ‘onroe, Sener _— the glacis of a fort, and pene e $10 REWARD. —Strayed of atleason tbe 2h ” S ine Bcncol rooms; but Primary heres he in having an increase of $300 per annum to boar Pi “ Ts. + ha j ol guns and gunners. ee e meuse-color :, ‘0 a. is es: ished 0! Fhe visit to the General at his eadguattion oe aistenee of the mortar fleet, they succeeded small holes throngh each horn, and had the use of ae OHIOAGO NOMINEES. lath atrbet, MEA ary aie nee igen Mihir, Pees aon sienmes nevport will be withdrawn | in damaging several gun-carriages. The fort pay Stace ostita sk Wal eae the BbCee SANArs ta be Our telegraphic dispatches last evening an- In the Second District, the Male and Female AVPoINtap._john Walters, who was for in a few days, the Daniel | did not fire on Tuesday. be fund. AR. DD, nounced the nomination by the Democratic | Grammar and Male and Female Intermediate | fifteen years Gen. Scott’s head messenger, and Webster taking her piace. ‘The Keyport is & | | “General Page destruyed everything in the | “sepist* 542 13th street, nani. | National Convention of General George B. | Schools will be located the same a8 last year. for the last two years a messenger at Gen. Hal- y und necessary 5 garrison. = Pres Geo! § \daries No, tan have jeck’s headquarters, has inted toa withdraw her, owing to her not being sup- | numbering five hundred and eighty-one, were | Rie ot near theatps | McClellan tor, ident, and Hon. George H. | Till be unaer charge of Miss Jane Thomas. messengership in athe ehItn aster ‘Omice, | rp: ayThe F low N. J. ave, form, the managing minds of the Convention “broke,” and that e French papers call Semmes « the be REWARD-St a tolen f = ‘ine th e successfally bridged Pte Bone UNE ede ree was then | hero of GO chronomstera,”” $ Heelies the 23th ieviss plow itrom Re sut: seem to imagite Hie e:Ree did not break, nor did any others beforesgcn ie che eanaeae eete over the chasm between the two wings of the rect assault, and our line eas ee ae dooht5s = 1,0.0.F z z One a dark red,a leather belt on her neck. crum- | Democratic party. 4 Everything was quiet Yesterday and reer Ke breed . F.—A Special Meetingof the R. W. | pled horns, both ears cropped, and a little split in This belief we think a singularly mistaken e Lodge will be held THIS ( Thursd. night g Our entire line, and the position of ‘arrangemente for the funeral ore er ears large red and white Cow, with | OMe. In fact by the nomination of Gen. Mc- affairs is not materially altered. of P.G, sage: FERGUSON Or earaony Teds similar horns to the other. Both advanced in | Clellan the party has effectually spiied all the Recruits and copvalescents continue to ar- | N § ars. south; Miss Johnson’s Primary will occupy The Draft Insurance.—At one o'clock to-day rive dai'y in increased numbers, and a greatly | (ys=> 1,0, 0,FoTbe members of HARMONY | The above reward will be paid for their return | DE suns ithas depended upon for execution | the basement of the New Jerusalem Church, | the number of depositors at the Bank of Gom- improved feeling prevails in the army both 1eG LODGE, No. 9.are hereby notified to at- | t© . F. CONNOR, New Jersey avenue. bet, L | in thecoming campaign. Thus, they, clamor- | on North Capitol street; Misses Bird’s and | merce for the insurance scheme of Mayor Ad- among officers and men. e Triplet’s Primaries will be held at the corner | dison was forty-three. A number of others ad a special meeting of the Lodge THIS (Thurs | and New York avenue, or to BD. SOANLON. cor. | ing against the war, have sele r Yesterday a very respectably appearing | 407) BVENING, Sept, 1, 1504, for the purpose of | 4H and K ats. engiat | oR eke Cee pee it) etndidate family of Refugees from the vicinity of Reams’ | 2S*ine srrangements to at‘end the funeral of our D5 REWARD.Stolen from the farm of 0. H, | oe 7s wer Station eucceedea in approachin ithin late P. G.. JAS, R. FERGUSON. Funeral to- § 2 P. Clark, about seven miles from Wash: | Vices in carrying on the war and who pro- linea Sub b claw of mung morte within our sBartow, fzzteey) afternoon, at 14; o’clock, By ington, on the Colesville road, on Sunday night, | poses to pushit until “the military power of ee ia Aghete ie snoxe is extracted | _1t* WM. H. SCOTT, Rec, Bec'y. | ahout i7 hands’ Hiatt "and 6-7 eTolde hee, ee the rebellion is utterly prostrated,” (vide his is signed by H. H. Young for Mc’ or, who t— i i switch and heavy mane; legs dark th: te & i temporefily abeent Eee we | ae Laaad naan Sete aT UR rpm ehe ere ebles eft shoals | letter #0 Tadeo Wood ward.) of F and 7th street. The two last named schools will haye the latest style of primary school furniture, and the rooms look exceed- ingly neat. The building lately used by the Male Gram- mar. at the corner of 3d street east and D street south, is to be torn down, and its place is to be have signified their intention to deposit, but will not do so until Saturday. Port of Georretown.—Entered—Sch'r Henriet- ta, English, Philadelphia. Cleared—Sch’rs E. Jonrson,, Fallin, Balumore; Little Rock, Bowen, Philadelphia; Martha Collins, Bonner, Balto.; Mountaineer, Bramble, Vienna; Hen- Ps held at Island Hail, at 8 o’cl - | body; skin rt = EVENING. September the 1st toe thao ee, | hae been rabbed with liniment, Declaiming against arbitrary arrests, they | filled by a substantial brick building—a bill | etta, English, Laurel, G. Franklin, Tyler, THE TALLAHASSEE OFF THE NORTH | 2°%* °f filling the quota of the Seventh Ward. All The above reward will be paid for the recovery | have selected as their leader the man who ar- | having passed the Councils for the purpose, | Vienna: Commerce, Perkins, Ralt.; Prima CAROLINA COAST persons liable to the coming draft are requested to | Of the horse, if left at the store of rested and imprisoned an entire State Legis- | Which is only awaiting the signature of the | Donna, Saunders, do; John Hamilton, Bar- : ° attend. The Alderme \d members of the Gom- 7 RQ. W. CISSELL, Mayor to become a law. ber, Mattawoman; Forward, Jones, Baltimore; The Gun Monticello Gives her a Shot— | non Council of the Ward are especially invited to | _ 9 39-3t* 7th street. between H and I, | lature—thst of Maryland. There are no changes in the Fourth District. | Kite, Cox, Annamessex. Betty Hooper, Walm- ae Tallahassee Blockaded at New In- per cetra in the meeting. oHN H, SEMMRS RESPASSES—NOTICE—Several COWS and Vociferous against the draft, and all enforced 3 sly, Pt. Deposite. Sloop Streake, Faunce, St.- Haw Woue. Sept. 1 ‘ ~ISRAELITES? ~ a | poutne HORSE. branded" condemned. hare been | means of raising troops, they have takenas | Ong HuNDRED AND Forty-xicuTH Onto | Mary's; Mattamoras, Boylan, do.; Metacomet, (N.C.) corteiunieniaags Gate keene ea ISRAELITES ! town Collec The owners cre ro nented tavrec, | their standard-bearer the very author and | VoLUNTEERS.—The 14Sth Ohio regiment, Col. | Boyian, do; Vaudalia, White, do. ihe 25th ult , Uapt. Phelon, of the gunboat Mane ‘ews in the 8th street Synagogue can be pro- | property, pay charges, and take them away; and | originator of the draft system, who, as long | Moore, while en route for home, their term of service having expired, called upon the Presi- dent yesterday afternoon at the White House. The President addressed them substantially as follows: Soldiers: [ thank you in behaif of the coun- try for the services you have rendered. You are going home after completing your term of F cured Sunday next at3o’clock, p. m,. notice is hereby given’ that s ticello, off New Inlet, discovered a steamer | Sunday following at? o'clock aim nat cnc Spe. | committing aby” trecpate: be ieee herestae ago as 1861, made the urgent request for an im- A. oeeuane ane ar pucenuale see He wade gogue. By Order of the Brosigent 5 ‘ own or injuring the fences belonging eeu mediate draft. " ? ut elicited no reply. ‘ : , Secretary, ands of the College. or by entering any of their ° i i Finally’ the stranger fired a large shell, whic | _a3! 3t corner 4% and Cat. Inlavd, | enclosed lands with their cows, horace, or other | _ 2 Hese 8nd other incongruities will prove so passed between the Monticello's masts. Uapt. FRUIT FESTIVAL The Ladies of the | *2imals.will be prosecuted to the utmost extent | perplexing to the fusion party that it will not Phelon then sent a 30-pounder, to which grape i, Methodist Protestant Church wa tes of the law. By order of the President. aul7-eolm | be a matter of surprise ifthe peace wing there- h MS L. THOMPSON'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES will reopen on MON DAY, Sept. 5.at southeast corner 9th and H streets, 1t* A GRAND PLEASURING PIC-NIC—By the Young Benevolence of Washington city, at Juneman’s Pleasure Garden. corner, of 4th and EF sta., Cspito! Hill, on FRIDAY,’ was returned in reply, striking almost under eir Festival THIS EVENING, August 30 1354, = of shall slough off within four weeks, and put the stern of thi t the Uni | 7 ¥ 2 - September 2, 1864. ey thee Opietieed GrlEts oe ee ee I Taam etree tel neta ece There eae BOARDING. ap astraightont peace candidate, with aplat- | Service in the canseofequalrightstoall. This | ““fickets 50 cents, admitting gentleman and at scnsiced no na Opener Shell, | The Enchanted Tree will be exhibited every even: | — form which shall not ignore the negro, and by | 6 What you fight for; to transmit to your chil: | tadies. To commence at 4 o'clock. < ee ee aoeene oe that the ing during the week. This troe is truly enchant- FEW GENTLEM CAN OBTAIN BOARD- | implication sustain th i! Y | dren the equal rights which you enjoy, and Good music will be in attendance. sep 1 ot ise ee wy disspucered. ing. Admission 15 cents ; season ticket. 5) cents. | 4 ingina pleasant locality by applying at, No. P pe wee. which the enemies of the Government are try- LEASANT TIME FOR DANCING. Wore e ne cbeagement @ rebel battery of | The Lalies solicit the patronage of their friends. | 9021 st., bet 6th and 7th. sep 1-3t* : = ing to destroy. I never am called upon to | P*BAS chats Gauateat Hreaeddnet tie Bee en ee OARD—Nicely furnished ROOMS single orim| FROM UP RIVER. address a body of soldiers but that I amdesirous THIRD GRAND PIC-NIO ee ee a) jentiaalios but doing => $10.000 EXEMPTION FOND.—PETER suite. with first class BOARD at 301 G atreet, | [Special Correspondence of the Evening Star.] | of saying a word in reference to the contest of the ( y dawned, the stranger, F. BA . Eeq., having kindly consented | between i3th and 14th, near the Departments. Ref HAGERSTOWN, August 30.—Editor Star: Our | BOW going on. Do not allow yourselves.to be | ._ AWKWaRD CLUB which proved to be the Tallahassee, was seen | toact as Receiver and Ireasurerof a fund for pro. | erences exchanged. au 31-6t™ b : é led astray by any of the picayune argoments | Will be given at the Washing'on Park 7th street, satcly moored under the guns of the rebel Fort | tection against the coming draft, for a wamber of SINGLE GENTLEMAN can obtain BOARD | ‘0W4 hasonce more resumed its usual quietude, | oy those who assail the Government. We can- n THURSDAY, Bept. 1th. Fisher. Precautions are taken to keep her | &eutiemen. limited to one hundred at 3100 each A and our merchants are again throwing th: i For particulars see future advert b ioidat ath P any one subject to the same callat his steve: by applying at No. 7 ist st., Georgetown. ing their | notexpect equal ability in all the officers of the By order of the Oommitter. R. King Ceres le soe Many Manesco: te) Slim oat ‘depont? | —aeoeee stores open to the public, the fears of a rebel | Government. The war is for the perpetuation } Sng W. Sheets, i REMEMBER TIE STARS Second Grand Afternoon and Evening PIC-NIC of the STAR CLUB will be given at the Wash- 7 corner 7th and Pennsylvania avenue, and deposit during the darkness of the night. the amount, thereby securing to themselves all BOSBPING—Eiegant ROOMS with BOARD can | fvacion having partially subsided. We now 4 z the advantages of eacaping the draft. Substitutes be necured b lication at 432 G st. re have regular mail communication East, Wes| THE CAPTURE OF FORT MORGAN. | wil be provided for cack wan drawn. a thers | PateseOMce, Ale TABLE BOARDERS can bs | North, and South as far as Martnsbure, °°" It Surrendered on the 23d—The Fort | 28@™¢* 8ppear upon the book in rotation, without tee Onably. A fine bath-room in the house, On Sunday morning General Averill took Damaged by Our Fire. Ce er CEO : St up his line of march from this place to Wil- M < aes y information concern’ be tab, 5 i N York, Sept. 1.—The Paymaster’ éf the | T'H BRERON ie BACON will be chet toenes OARDING FOR LADIES, at No.100 E street | liamsport, where he crossed the river at one steamer Yazoo, trom New Orleans, reports | Uh information may be required. ‘between 12th and 13th streets, in the | O’clock p. m., without any opposition what- of the principle of equal rights to all. In this Government the sober and industrious have an equal chance. I occupy the White House now, but there is an equal chance that your son may be as fortunate as my father’s son. Again 1 ‘warn you not to be misled by the small argu- ments of those who seek to destroy rather than ¥ that our fleet attacked Fort Morgan oa the sia | _ Rep and Chron. Iw ‘S. Chron, It. au 25-lw* | reat. au'z7-6t* | ever. General Averill entered and took pos- | to uphold the Government. ington City Park, on TUESDAY, September 6th, thy =e —— f eRe i 5 So’clock. Tickets, Fifty of August The rebel General Page surrese = -* session of Martinsburg without coming in con- After three cheers for the President, the | d8"cipg commencing a) indi . dered unconditionally at2 p m. on the 23d. Orrick, uy Bisll Ausett Be ae the BS for familtes of single persons, flouse | ‘8c: With any rebels, they having retreated | crowd which had collected dispersed, and the | ivs,'Maoaceta-d H Hitter, J. Berk Floor Mavagers—J.H Ritter. J. Berkhard, 0. McDermott. G. Lewis. Ballet Master, s9p I-st* regiment resumed its march. ‘The fort was much damaged by the rapid fir- | Tate of tax ‘or the year 1864has been fixed at one | &'T¥: es ing of our fleet. The enthusiasm of our forces | @°ller and ten cents on the one hundred dollars, | Apply at Spaci da. ‘od: . | towards Winchester. P. W Corner 21st: and H Me menr rele. Gen. Tolbert (Gen. Sheridan’s chief cavalry was unbounded. agen ee law seount of W per cont, isallowed avenué, | au 26-6t" fae cen Sanday, ana wena Wii- RECRUITING IN ONE STATE FOR ANOTHER. 4 he Hate tiaeet ates CLUB i The steamships Tennessee n all taxes paid on or before the last ¢ay o: LETou 5 + 7 8} jess the crossing 0} ie river | In answer toa letter upon the subject, Mayor reat pleasure in announcing to were passed in the xiver by. ihe Tdenen ee Srremree Hert, jrue sbatement therein named ° fom ROOMS, nicely: furnished, with by Gen. Averill’s troops. He bas, however, | Wallach has received trom the Fa hretins their friends and the public generally that 2th, with the prisoners from Fort Morgan on | ready in arrears fer conerel ang eel eta | also oral joard for gentlemen at No. 643, st., | Since returned to his post with Gen. Sheridan. | ment the following circulars, which fully ex- | they intend giving their toad 4 eeeyanes a os general burrs at ae betreem: Louisiana av. au 16-2W* It was undoubtedly Gen. Early’s intention to | plain themselves: THIRD GRAND PIC-NIC rreachaces 5 Cie a jpvade Maryisui for deseriers aud priscners a Was Dar aneeeeT cel teas Reng eri Of- | at the ASHING TON Mexican N 5 ry ~ -' 7 oug' ere 8 at when he arrived at Ce, ashington, August 22, .— Circular, PARK, Seventh street, Naw Your, Sept. Ly ee mad he abi WATER REGISTRAR’ OFFICE, Juno W Stee, ATE TIGHT FRUIT JARS. Winchester (after Gen. Sheridan had retired | No.'65.—The Secretary of War forbids the re- Ox THURSDAY, Serrennre 8. 1854, Brazos Santiago at New Orleans, it 1s ascer: | S8fily cloned (oul sovesaki teen durioe the eee For sale at OGDEN’S House farnishing store, from that point) he issued an order directing | cruiting of men in one State to be credited to | The proceeds for the benefit of Mr. Wallersford. 19 7th st, near Pa. av. that when his command crossed theriver they tained that the French and Reactionary forces | MOath. the time for sect tof water rents is ex- dest 2 tended to the Sist August. after which date th = were to destroy every hay and wheat stalk, have advanced from San Luis Potosi,and now | water will be shut off from all premises of which Greet ee titel e 7M WINOK And such like property, found’ in their line of another, except as provided by the act of’ July 4, 1864, for recruiting in States in rebellion. E. D. TowsSEnp, Ass’t Adj’t 1. al meaeeed great loss by fire on the 6th day of uly, 1854. Tickets 5) Cents; admitting a gentleman and la- occupy Saltillo, only sixty three miles from | the water rent is unpaid. No further not ill E Hy march. He has, however, failed to cross the Sse] nea, . bee pel cence ue. Loaves Government. be given. RANDOLPH Cor he DEES muvee iucs, Ho, SOL Penny vane ayezut, rice as yet, and our farmers will now take meee aeons col By order of Oommittee. sep 1-iw* ve are r strar. i @ precaution to « bag” i rived at New Orleans. : *. Nadame bas iget returued fom Hew York wits | > eee rope. Wan Daranrment, Adjutant General’s Of- | JY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionoers. fice, Washington, August 27, 1864.— Memoran- dum.—Circular No. 66 applies also to the Dis- FRO UTE DENG, Lore ae cae ok NER OF J8T STREET BASt AND NOKTH D 188 BETTIE FOX will open a DAY SCHOOL | the largest and most complete assortmentofatyles | SENTENCE OF A SUBSTITUTE BROKER. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. on Monday, sth Bep- | {yi itrbraches. Glosksced Mantiiles macets | George W. Brown, a substitute broker, who FrIvayciaL.—The New York Commercial ' : i at trict of Columbia. E. D. TOWNSEND, F. OL, i 70 fi Brats oF eeaeass Halal cpain hal a tembes: a, hee) residence, 11% Second at. George: order. Prize Medal Skirts and Gorsets, Skirt El- | Was arrested several weeks ago by the malay, 08 Assistant Adjutant General. L bn WEDNESDAY Ta gineaat oa suet sell tan tegen ows strong reboun: Ba- GOODRICH will reopen bar om evators Mirror of Fashion. &c.,at 301 Penn- | detectives, in the act of running a negro substi- Official:—R. Wittiams, A. A.G. in front of the bolt inte = ion of the last twe days. The Mondey, sth September ven, ber se aocM on sy! eras avenue, between 9th and lith streets, tute from this city to Baltimore, (where he Mayor Wallach is fully determined to puta ‘autres pin aispa det evidently reinforced, and | ¢) 0.0 Dand B. Terma froin Sete si seats south side. au 31 4t expected to receive a large bonus for the man,) | stop to the running off from this District of mote 8 lee Lee made at the Board to pro- | ter. Fuel, $1.50 per season. sep 1st BINTING PRESB FOR SALE AT AUOTION. | in Violation of an orderof the War Department, | men belonging to our quota. building lots if 4 It isa handsome loca- -setolacts rere eer woes made he A ENTLEMEN’S FINE SHIRTS) Tali ; C One of Hoe’sCard or Circular PRESSES,near- | has been tried by & military commission and ——_—>—_—_ tion, perfectly graded and pavedin fr nt Per- z op dt - an advance of 1a2 on G Children’s Clothing; alao. fine aad sie see ly Dew, on RAT ORD AY MORRENG: Sort. 3d. sentenced go pay a fine of #500and be imprisoned. An INGENIOUS MODE OF SMUGGLING WHIS- ishing to purchare a handrome and elevated prices ° Jesters ay. sia Te ay | BR made with neatness and aiventel in sew: | _ au 30'3t iREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. in Fort Delaware until the same is paid. Ky.— Yesterday the guard at the Long Bridge | building rite will do well to attend the sale. Pict seal ta ined cenee reasonable terms, at No. 460 Latreet, west of 12th 10 PRINTERS—An OFFICE for sale cheap, SS ee arrested Henry Vock and seized his two horses | Terms at sale. GREEN & WIL “ ne Wee atl ade.ct tne Oxloags tion | 8 sepsty | comprising good and full assortment of SENTENCED TO FORT DELAWARE, and wagon, for attempting to smuggle whisky J WE LIAMS, Aucts._ has produced a very marked effect upon all the | JPR ¥ GOODS, Pe ier Book and Job Work. | Also, twa Presses. | We learn that Frank Russell Reading, one | into Virginia. When Vock approached the 367 D STREET, 36 paved serge sr nb pervades Wall street, and DBY GOODS, terms, Address PRINTER: at this office, an ao-st> | Of the proprietors of an advertising sheet | bridge with his wagon it was apparently emp- = 367 every branch of trade. Buyers have lostcon-| Ladies, remember that gocimadvactes eee ae, ; = = published in this city, and known as the | ty, butthe guards thought they “smelt some- | J.T. Kipwett. RicwARy Hanpensox, , i . ‘ ; ) - = : sellers are indisposed to sell on the usual terms Observe our prices: ton; Virginia, Alwayson hand 20.00 merchant. | cre wnO Was arrested a short time ago for So uaeee See bie ceuaas, Se No, 367 D street, near Ninth, Franklin Hall of credit, and make liberal concessions in price | New fall style Merrimac Prints, 5), worth 60; | able bricks, which we will sell at $12.5) per M, de. | uttering treaconable and disloyal language in ash eal ame feeling New Dark Prints, at 42and 45 cents; New fall style | fi t i t the District of Columbia, while the enemy were to effect cash sales. The same feeling of caution Delanes; No. ! Corsets, $1.75; Balmoral, $4; Hoop Hooter loth ef, Gent and cent eee Apply at the in front of Washington, has been path ey to Building, ing in the aggregate thirty-two gallons | would respectfully inform their friends and the of whisky, snugly hid away in the sides of the geeiana arey setae tal tutor cating watoes Skirte. 40; Spring. 51-25; Boys! Silk Handkerchiefs. | _an S0iw" 5.0. BRYANT & CO._ | be1mprisoned in Fort Delaware for the term | Wagon; which was provided with “false” or Bock of ‘PAPAMANGINGS con, WIDE and short time. The distrust is strengthened | Giill's Woolen Hose, less than Now York wenn 188M. J. PLATT, AT THE NUMEROus | °! Sve years. Couble sideboards, the top of which were cov- | SHADES, PAPER CURTAINS, PICTURE CORDS by the fall of 23 in the price of gold within four | sale prices;2" Yards Spool Cotton, three for 25 solicitations of her many friends and custo- > RE =f c BS days. How far this state of things will prove | cents. Remember the Store, mers, has again resutaed her DRESS MAKING at A FEMALE REBEL sry, was committed to the Central Guardhouse, to | and TASTELS. 4c. All of the latest styles and permanent. must depend very much upon the BENJ. NEWMAN, her Show Rooms, No, 246 Penn. avenue, between | Sarah Mitchell, alias Charley West, of the | Suswer the charge of smuggling whisky in vio- | ** 119 rey met Me City or country by expe Toinion, ultimately formed of the prospects of », Red Port—Hed Post—Ked Post! 12th and 13th, au@-lw* | Isth Virginia cavalry, arrested at Harper’s | lation of military orders, and his stock of | rienced workman, at short notice. Lfriaiae the Ubicago nominee gaming the Presidency, | <P 13t” _ 445 eit three doers froma tit OTICE TO SUTLERS.—Adouble-deck BARGE | Joratateatoney ony co es eed els | And'turned over to the property clerk at Cor | otf mgmber, thepplace. No. 367 D street, near and of the possibility of ‘winning over the rebels OPARTNE PES —100 tons—in good order, all fe Sirs mr Cantps Cxeeen the: eon reas to peace and reneie ne € — can be bought on reasonable Pena eat tocloss States uniform, arrived here last evening and | Ingraham’s office. a6T {eu 29 tm} 567 The undersigned, having this day associated | concern, Apply to Capt. Cushman,on board Barge | W88 coramitted to the i erninig, 2 Somewhat significant fact that Gov- | snemsives under the name and style of GEO. | “M.Kemnedy.” at Shlp Yard, Alexandiie, Va ree | makes quites neat Joking solders tond of a nder these in- | SMITH & CO., will continue the GROCERY, | to Mr. Lampkin, at Palmer’s Wharf, foot of ilth | talk, and says that she served tw i uences. Had there been any serious opinion | WINE and LIQUOR business at the old stand, | street. Washington. DO ; orto Flowens & Bowen, | company A. 18th Virgini: bf amg that peace would ultimately come out of the | (occupied for the last three years by Georze T. | No.1 King street. Alexandria Va. au25-2w* | gompany A, ginia cevalry, in Imbo- action of the Chicago Convention, a rise in the | Smith ) 51} 7th strect, in the National Intelli- en’s command. ——»——<—_ WAE AND PxAce.—Last night two individu- als, said to be members of the city Democratic organization, had a very spirited discussion of robable policy of McUlellan should he be elected President of the United States. War WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS | BANK, EDWARD SIMMS. President aad Tree res ot . DWARD OLAMK, Vice President and Secretary. ‘DingoTons r Building. We will be happy at all times FINE, NEARLY THOROUGH-BRED BAY WM. P. DOLE, THOS. J. GARDNER, funds would bave been a natural consequence. | geneer Hoy tendaand the public goneraiiv, fecting | A HORSE AT PRIVATE. GALE We DIBHONORABLY DISMISSED THE SERVICE, | COntended that the policy of Lincoln would be S55 eoO MBS 8: V- NILES, twO per Cent UTiAe ne Fae aa ned | ansured that we ean give them zood Goods at une | offer for gale a fine, nearly thorqueh bred oS First Lieutenant C. T. Bruen, of the 10th | D@* little changed by McOlellan; the war JOHN BR. ELVANS. ‘ “ : 2 precedented low prices for Cash, BAY HORSE. admirably adapted for mili- New ¥ Ind ‘would be more vigorously prosecuted, and the This Bank is now open for the receipt of deposits, may be regarded as an indication that the GEORGE T. SMITH tary purposes, 16 hands high. full of life and w York Independent Battery, has beet | oniyich id be in the management of | st the mew Banking House, No. 58 Louisiana ar: present suspense is but superficial and tem- THOMAS W.STEUART, | tion, from the best stock. Gi yeare old;cand pers | COWFt-martialed and dishonorably dismissed | tho’ War and Navy Departments, "War also | @2U@, under Simm new building. 7 porary. JOHN T. FOSTER. * | fectly sound; seasoned and hardened, will carry | the service, for using contemptuous and disre- | jnetifed the course of MeClellan relative to EDWAKD CLARK, Secretary. —_ Washington, July 3 1564. any weight, and perfectly gentle; would make a | Spectful language towards the President of the | tne Maryland secesh > = splendid general officer's horse. Apply to United States. bt engl eb Legislature. Peace EDWARD CLARK & 00., BANKERS, Tee TEABRIGEAM WAS MOT ARRESTED. | ,,.¢ to return my sincere thanks to my friends | °” ee WL, WALL & OO. ——_—_____—_—— enccratt War cnid be die rice eet a | At the Savings Bank. No. 6S Louisiana avenue ¢ New York Tribune says that the Hon. i ‘ ; Gad ‘a i Democrat? War said hedid Peace rejoined Dealers in Schuyler Colfax, late Speaker of the House of | *°4 the public generally for the patronage so libe- . ., Auction and Commission Merchants. PERsoNAL.—Col. Seymour, of this city, is at u ‘J ealer s Reprecenialiver; made the following state- | [AU Duy creduny” Me aurine my buriness cursor | _su 2568 Zouth cor. Pa.ay.eudstast, | the astor House, N.Y; Hon. €.B.Washburne, | [otaly wascked Beas ine theater heseite | ns MEAL BARRING BCUINES. Coe ment & few days ago, in@ speech at Peru, In- | same to the new firm, where they will always re- P22, J _W. KREIS’ Hon. H W. Davis, and Jay Cooke, Esq., are | Corner of © and 7th streets, and left him there EDWaRD NAR R. diana: i eeive the most polite and cour‘eous attention, DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY, | % the St. Nicholas. to be picked up by some Of thé bystanders who | —72-3m-___. JOHN B. BLYANS «When Mr. Valiandigham returned it was | wh«ther they purchase or not = Temperance Hall, E street, between 9th and 10th. witneased the occurrence. THs 18 TO GIVE NOTI subseri- very natural that the first place he went to Please remember the number, 511 7th street, | | PROF. KREIS has the honor of announcing to THE UusTom-Houss.—We are assured that itd ber.has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of should be a Democratic convention. He | °W under Gardner's Photograph Gallery his friends, patrons. and the public, that he the reported resignation of CollectorBarney and - Washington County, in the District of Columbia, knew (bat Mr. Lincoln wouldarresthim, Mr. | washington, Jaly 8, 1967 ECBO 7, SMITH. | will resume the duties of his profession on Surveyor Andrews, and the appointment of | ,,CHARGBor Lancaxy—On Monday night a | letters testamentary on the porsoual estate of Lincoln knew the fact hat at the time there | —Wsshington. July 3. 1564. _sep | cot | clocks for gentlemen, och an WRUNES. “& | SUCc*8e0rs, contained in the World this morn- | SITAnger Wen! 10 the toe loved iheamrcce | aamer Carrico, late of Washington County. D.O., was a. secret organization in the Northwest, RE ee ckkiit acne eRe DAY AFTERNOON. September 7, at 3 O'clock, for | 26s is not trae.—N. ¥. Tribune, yesterday. Se eee tas girls, Laura’ Thomas— treat. aeee dooce ee Ee ee the bo eg a re he may not have been fa- CARRIAGES. ladies, EBSD RTO OF TUITION ing her to wine, and paying the bill, amounting | #4Mé, with the vouchers thereof, to the subseriber, on or before the 23d day of August next; the otherwine (by law be excladed from all beneds of to $13, out of bis pile of $170. When about to | leave, on examining his pantaloons pocket, he tound that a hundred-dollar bill had been ab- ew the intention was to On hand a very fine assortment of new and sec- KF i EL RAP. make Vallandigham’sarrest a pretext for light- | ond-hand Carriages: consistiog in partof Bugsies, CRE taro eet ran TELEG. HIO NEWS ing the torch of civil war all over the North- | Rockaways, Ph: Jersey Wagons, &e. fee. Hh an eaTURDAY Apeebeoume:teomare 8 west. Anxious to preserve peace at yourown | , Catriage repai 8, Jerse: ng of all kinds promptly at- : Given under my hand thin 23d day of Aug.. 1864, x Gentlemen’s Clas;,on MONDAY and WEDNES- | WHEELER'S OPERATIONS IN THE | stracted. Sergeant Milstead, of the Fifth Ward, ys od cy arrsace , | _ au %-Jawsw SUSANNAH CARRICO. homes, ‘Mr. Lingola Passed over the return of | tended to. poo 1 naam, Coachmaker, DAY EVENINGS from7tolg o'clock. WEST. was called and arrested the girl, who was | » yARLBOROUGH'S DISPATCH a Vatlandigham. au Si-3t" 374 D street. and'477 sth street. | professor, for the better secommotation ot wie | His Ferces Estimated ‘at 6,000—te is | taken to the station-house aud searched, as MAR wal Murrey Svola london’ nO INTERESTING TO THE ENEMY.—The popular RUIT JARS8! pupils, Gireulare can be had at all the principal | Threatening the Railroad and Bridges | Were also two other girls, Nelly Smith and | “Dispatches of Lord Nelson 7 vil. London, opinion that Admiral Farragut is to be at once F FRUIT JARB!!_ | musicand book stores, and at the Hall. For fur-| at Elk and Duck River—Part ef His | Emily Hamilton, (just imported from Balti- | Official Diepatches of the War of I3!2. more,) and Ann Gallagher, the housekeeper, and the whole party were taken before Justice Ferguson, but, no evidence appearing against them, they were dismissed; but it was discoy- ered on the trial that Aun had no license to sell Wine, and she was fined $20.58. ; Kk ish t ther information, ly at the Hall during t } sentto Wilmington, and that an expedition fo reer eco einla oo bat an freak trait ace ouge ct celta ee are weer the Force Moving zeward Kentucky? against that port is organizing, is wholly in- | JARs asthey have been thoroughly tested, and | ~ = NAsHVILLE, Sept. 1.—A telegraphie @ispatch correct. His work in Mobile Bay does not tthem t- keep fi 4 A BLOODED COLT from the commanding officer atiack River, cease even with the capture of Fort Morgan. Memoirs ana Correspondeace of Sir Thos. Picton, 2 Col eerc Se betters daring the Penti ‘ei ol. arin, Waterloo Gam i ns, London, Saree Sir Charles Life and Official Correspon- CEES 2 vols d Letters of Admiral de Saumares, 2 yols., ralt perfectly. As AT PRIVATE SALE res no Sugar and the jara no cement, + reports thatat7p m. last nightpa.5t® Rebels Moreover, the job at Wilmington is one in | it ineconomy for every family to put up all the | out of: Old Defanee:” sduckchenoct oe poet’ | were s4vancing upon the bridgebpake Man- which noconsiderable success can be achieved, | fruit they want for the winter. = old, 1534 hands high, the most ity Te chec.srand War Trace roads. oss sn except by combined attack of the army and B & BEVERIDGS. horse to be found, fall of lite and ae A dispatch from Tullahoma says 1,690 of ob ene c x a i Y 4 = id Dispatches of Gen. Sir Robert Wiiso ; And desirable as it is that the place | _°™5!-Iw* ___Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. | tion: very kind; a splendid saddle horse, and al Wheeler's cavalry came into Jasper yesterda: Ounce or GRaNp LaRomny.—Bertha Si oo — Should be recceupled and repossessed. theif) fh -GAMETION | OUOB There ‘is now being | broken to bansss, an *° | at 10 p.m. per yester®Y | a German girl, was arrested by officer Heisler in °Bidacy Smith’s Life and Dispatches, 2 emergencies of Grant and Sherman require formed a Club forthe purpose of procuring | Apply to WM. L. WALL & CO.. Auction,and | at noon to-day the wires were down beyond | 8Pon a charge ofstealing a watch, the p London. . &s FOper - ty of Margaret Voigt, rtha wasemployed by Mrs, Voigt as a servant, and soon &! set. ting in left the house, and the watch was vols, Hi ’e Publi d Pri i polling wood sl ia Private Letters with « thatevery svailableman should be sent to th Banari for men of its Soe Per be Commission Merchants, south corner Pa. av. sad Smyrua and there areno reports since. No Wellington's Dispatches, London, ra Persons leavin. 9th st., or at the Horse Bazaar, 95 th side La, at present. SON. Treasurer of the 520 Tth strogt. will | av., between 9th and 10th sts, guage | trains are running south to-day. ir a) i ts ——- Accounts are gnu Ey ding th - UARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT BRIGapE, pambentameatted eo Cat oF oat ™ TO THE CITIZENS CF WASHING- ber of Wheeler’s force. he highest eatiiate missed. The watch was not found, but the vate pe os i pies of Battles, —Two regiments composed of the employees | — TON AND VICINITY. is6.000. | circumstances were against her, and Justice | PPIs a Barry's Report. in the Quartermaster's Department in this city | J)8¥ G00Ds! ; — s ‘Wheeler's main foros ‘is in the vicinity of | Giberson committed her in default of bail for | au ig FRANOK TAYLOR. ave been completely orgrnized, and the com- DRY GOODS! z Sethe ee enn pen ebeitinens Dechard and Tullahoma, threatening the rail. | Court; but before she was taken from the cells BEN. ORK NRWAPAPERS FORWARD. missions were yesterday received trom the | All purcharers of Dry Goods, to justify them- | GuagkERY GLASS WARS, OCTLERY. ocrLa: | road and bridges of Elk and Duck rivers. Ait the stallion to be con veyed 10 TLIO to ee eT TNT ee roe eacay ‘War Department and delivered to the officers. | selves, should call at the cheap store of JULIVS | TED WABE. to our stock, which is ver: i He has undoubtedly divided his force with —Alezandria Journal, 31st. SYCEL, 421 Seventh sicests pian Gand Hats, in every department, and at lower priccetiee ne the ultimate view of crossing into Kentucky. i changed his decision, and ordered her dis- rices.—Ti A Sh ange. reduced prices. eae. for one year, vaple advance:). For same class of goods can be purchased in Northern = Srenien Clee —Magie Tribune, $7; Times, $: S7-The little brig Vision. one and-one-halt I have on hand a heavy stock of bleached andun- | Cities. WEBB & BEVES(DGR, SEW YURK STOCK LiIsT. Sscomp Warp Station i . $7; Evening Post, Evening Expresa, * tons purthen, ise been spoken ont on the At- | bleached Cottons which are offered at leas than | *™ 5. 10t-if ___OdEetiows Ball, thatrest. | (py tne People’s Line—Office 611 Ninth street.) | Bx Siegrderiy: get belery, Sa cocks bie ne ee ee lantlc Coes, Ane ODD tand. When ehecens | Sy, Tore wholesale prices, ERTS SY PAVERS, aw YORE, Sep. 1—U. 8.1861, compo 6's, | {ty "Tissie Russell, drunk and Profane, 64. Uy ,. BRICKS! BRICKS! BRICKS! She ts on her way to England. When shegets | aL DRESS GOODE, to close, aresold regardless Unrrap Srar anal Oseres 107; U.S. 580%, 100%; Oertifoates of tndevt- | See McQuade, drank; $2. M. Curtin, drank | YW asutNozoN SIZE, on band and for ale there, Soy See et ae Government ts | *°,°°%*, Calicces (light or dark) three cents less ; No. 408 Seventh Street," eet a ilcanon. Bie eee 1354; |) and aisorderly; $8. Chas. Brown. do; $1. J. | ehe lowest cash prices, at the foot of 18th at, w tobe removed practically Otawas bei: | "Oy tral nteeccehnecSer oaparumnas ana | tee otaee sfanseen Caesar, haciwvaArt, | Heealng 15K; Micha ‘Osatral i, Mlch- | Sa"aen asca'* David Samuog, Graek for | "4S" > ore WORTGR, Fiat ee paiea, war Ahangry man's description of one of the | * yr nGR erie art and aealition, ifarsbortation of property ot pemengera 2 8S | Gao veiand and'Pitteblirg, 110%: Orecotama cad triad | Thos. Duty, drunk; Se SESS EV eR, T Gee ecm is tbe Beceem ours ot ae Thiserason: isnyslour guests, | grtraome micentsres any eee e088: ORABH, | Sa ye as cra reat anceanieed (otanitten | Toledo 9k Uatongo, and Hock Talend, 1004; ——-__— Difers oLadministration W. A. on the | “ 5 | eerieel . - | Milwaukie and rie da 62; f ae - ston, late of Washi: Bs rane nape sed | afc comes eitnony comers, | Secrets ago | var oe ago goes | 90 hae eur Acta | RA fee a Paris tor some Scotland shooting and t avold | “Hoop BRIRTS, best and ch, per cent additional, © TM Pw Ltso. *°™ | say; Quicksilver, Six. eeitw? | got ona spree yesterday; in & matri- | Same, with the Vouchers thereof, to the : the Klog of — ‘whom he abhors. , Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, esp pele andl wl 4 29 ‘Assessor for the Dist. of Col. MD ee a ae ana yeeros atarp. Justice Oe, ber, on er eaters sd = pen SEY ast next; the ho anedieis Teak tae omeeoananaieael <All goods warranted asrepresented, | am 30-St, §, ¥- wan, Further Mexican News.) --* ©") “I: whoimposeda fine of $3 on iP a y ley booaRy Gomall beneat i low York city Over the walwation of 1963. ° 5. OWEN Son th dager 6 toptte hide g Soa PRRBMOMEFER:—At. Eeaak- ase f Hodopt beaten tat Bro . f2tth ult, family 7ROP TES: j m77It ts stated that the British admiral re- ‘As ived until September Lat. AIL a \cations Pay r ie em e 2g. Fiveds and: ‘was on ® vessel in | lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. 244 Pounaylvantes} ou 19-taepl pet eeace not Serer reser ies On eat | Maximilian was comoilisting prominoat