Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1861, Page 2

and soldiers, on account of military services ren- dere 1, wherher in the regular or volunteer service, to obtain the same, with the least delay, the fol- lowing information 1s furnished : Order of Payment. News frem the Seuth. From late Southern papers we glean the follow- ing extracts: The New Orleans Bulletin of the 18th ult, THE FE} WASHING fun CITY: WEDNESDAY ......... .. October 2,1861,] Order Furst alt the 'deceused was married, ay weve the annexed account of the evacuation of ; ment will be made— widow; land widow, to bis child, of children; (if ‘minors, to | “Night befote last, at eight o'clock, the evie- OvR PRrenps ot the various military camps and Positions will confer a favor by keeping us posted as to movements and affairs in their vicinities. the guardian ) Order Second. —It he died unmarried—ist, tothe father; 2d, if the father is dead, to the mother: 3d, if both parents are dead, to the brothers and sis- ters, collectively; lastly, to the heirs general. Application, Proof, and Asmthentication. Application —The mant of claimants mtst make a written application, under oath, and over his, her, or their own signature, stating his, her, or their game, age, residence, connection to the 7 the letter or name of the captain of the com: and ‘iment to which he be- longed; time of bis death and tbe nature of the pay claimed; whether “‘arrears of pay,”? &c ; the “$100 bounty,”’ under act of July 22, 1861; or “three months’ extra pay,’’ under act of July 19, 1848 Proof —To satisfy the accounting officers that the person or persons thus claiming is or are en- titled to the money in the character, he, she. or they claim, the depositions of two credible wit- nesses will be required, stating that they are ac- quainted with the claimant or claimants, the con- nections held to the deceased, and that they (the deponents) are disinterested Authentication —The application and depost- tions, above required, to be subscribed and sworn to before a judge, commissioner, notary public, or justice of the peace, duly authorized to admin- ister oaths, accompanied by the certificate and seal of a court of record as to the fact of the said ude, &c.. being duly commissioned and acting n bis official capacity at the time of the execution of the foregoing papers. If the soldier died unmarried, it must be so stated in the applications of those claiming to be the father, mother, brothers, or sisters, as well as by the witnesses Proof of marriage (record evidence, if possible) must always accompany the applications of those claiming to be widows. Administration —As the taking out of “ letters of administration” is attended with considerable expense (often unnecessary), it is suggested that it be done only when required by the Auditor. Discharged Soldiers —Iin all cases where the soldier has been discharged, the captain’s de- scriptive certificate must be forwarded to this office, or its absence satisfsctorily accounted for. ‘The certificate of an officer of the army as to the soidier’s identity, in addition to his own affi- davit, will be deemed sutticlent. Where the certificate of such officer cannot be procured, the testimony of two credible disinterested witnesses — be adduced, asin the case of deceased sol- ers. Mode of Payment.—Payments will be made by an order from the accounting officers on any pay- imaster of the army. Such order will require the signature of the claimant on its face before it will be paid Node of Presenting Claims.—All claimants wishing to obtain information, or to present claims, can communicate with this office by mail, and will receive as speedy 3 reply as the business of the office will allow. Postage. —The poceremeat pays all postages on such communications, whether received or trans- mitted by this office. A compliance with the above rules will insure & prompt settlement of all claims, without un- necessary delay. Address Ezxa B. Farncu, Second Auditor of Treasury Department, Washington City, D.C. VERY INTERESTING FROM MATHIAS POINT AND LOWBSR POTOMaC. [Speeial correspondence of the Star.J Piney Point, St. Mary’s Co, Md » Oct 1.— Edntor of the Washington Star: From a reliable source | learn that the brigade at or in the neigh- borhood of Mathias Point Is composed of the militia of the counties of King George's, Weat- moreland, and Northumberland, (Va.,) under the command of Col. Samuel Burgiss, of Northum- berland ; but they cannot hold it if a force lands at Hooe’s Ferry below, or Chotank’s Landing above. Just above Custis Grimes’ houses, (on the river,) two small batteries have been built, anda third {s building. Our informant insists that the soldiers were very tired of the war, and are not disposed to stand it much longer, Providing they can help themselves. Tea, coffee, and salt are not uation of Ship Island by the Loulsians @roops was completed. the fort dismantied. and the guns, ammunition; &c., removed. Thirty-two hours ‘were consumed in destroying the forts, seldiers quarters, &c., and in removing the troops and armament, during which time two war steamers, two frigates, and several smaller vessels belong- ing to Lincoln’s fleet were in Sight, Gy 3 spectful distance, they not daring to with the disembarkation of our men = Leo not ond es of the hres vse been terribly frighten the appearance our transports in the os of the island—evidently thinking that they brought reinforcenients to the garrison—they might have cated ovr men much annoyance, if not great loss of life. The evacua- tion of Ship Island was a military necessity, and the officers who had charge of the work deserve much credit for the admirable and successful manner {n which it was executed. Leper d the blockaders, we understand, approached the Island and threw several ahell into the deserted fort, and finding no enemy on the Island, valiantly landed and hoisted the United States flag.’ FROM THE POTOMAC—THE ADVANCE OF THE CON- FEDERATE ARMY. A letter in the New Orleans Delta, dated Camp Leesburg, Sept. 7th, says: “* Thank Heaven, our commanders are as fully informed of northern movements as ff tele. graphic wi ran into the offices of the depart ments at Richmond, and despite all the threats of Fort aooag Seaer our agents are numerous and sleepless, braving every danger, and successfally accomplishing their hazardous mirsions with the of Crows or Blackfeet Indians. umbers and preparation in and around here, I shall not speak; but everything is as our best friends could wish. Maryland, opposite all our camps, is in a fever of excitement, and large bodies of men are nightly joining us at Aquia creek, whenever they can elude the Federal craft; but should the enemy ever dream of advancing inte Virginia again, none of them will be left to tell the tale.” The Crescent basa letter from Richmond, Sept. 13th, from which we extract the subjoined : ‘The Cabinet is now, and has been for some time, divided on the pottey of a forward move- ment of the army @f the Potomac. The object of delay appears to arise from an apprehension that an attack upon and destruction of the capital would thoroughly arouse the North, and would speedily henl all the dissensions which have grown up and are still increasing among the people upon the necessity of peace or a further Prosecution of the war It is urged that the entire North toa man, with means end money, would fiock to the support of the Federal government, and instead of an army of two hundred and fifty thousand men, we would have pressing down upon us a million of frenzied and revengeful sol- diers, ready to butcher, lay waste and Sey. The difficulties which now beset the Lincoln government in recruiting and filling the regi- ments now in service would immediately vanish, and the entire North in forty days would be one immense encampment. “Others assert the true policy is to await the action of the French and English governments, that our difiiculties may be arranged without further effusion of blood. The army desires an onward movement, the capture of Wasbington, the consequent uprising in Maryland, and the ayeaeern of Baltimore for quartering the army a the winter. Woazct courre will be settled upon is unknown, or whether tbe army wall cross the Potomac, or commence the erection of winter uerters on thisside is also unknown A few jays will determine everything. It ls evident thatacbange bas t-ken place [a the councils of the Federal leaders, iu regard to the next field of military operations, and it is also evident that the authorities here are apprised of this chanye in the tactics of the Federalists. At this moment large bodies of troops are being.sent to the Peninenia frem Richmond—5.000 men and 4 mounted men have been ordered to Yorktown.” STARTLING RUMOR. Under this caption the Savannah Republican, of Sept. 17, says: “ A soldier who came up from Fort Pulaski last nigbt reports that an en; ment between the Lincoln fleet and the fort at Fort Royal com- menced on Lectpepe 4 afterncen and continued through the whole of yesterday The guns were Spirit of tho Morning Press. ‘The /nielligencer notices the masked designs of the Confederates In their efforts to draw the bor- der States into the rebellion. The Republican devotes its attention to news __ oo MILITARY BUDGET. eet! TUE RIVER—NO BLOCKADE. The sloop Jobn L. Brown arrived at the wharf foot of Twelfth street, this morning, with 2 load Of oysters from the lower Potomac. Capt. Mister Teports that on his passage up he passed fifty or sixty sail, with bay, wood, coal, and farm pro- nee. He sailed past Freestone Point last eve- ning, and at that time twenty or thirty vessels ‘were in that vicinity, bound up He was not mo- Jested, and sew and beard nothing alarming a the site of the dreaded battery, or elsewhere on the river. None of the vessels were fired on while he was in sight of them. We may edd that 6f the large number of ves- e's, rail and otherwise, passing up and down the Potemec this season, but one or two have been melested in eny wey, and these were not dam- aged to the extent of a dollar’s worth. So mueh for the sensation items in New York papers of “The Potomac river effectually closed,” &c., &c., which articles appear to have been written solely in the interest of northern coal dealers and Shippers and those desiring to engi- neer big prices for conveying Government stores. THEIR NECESSITY. An intelligent lady, recently from Winchester, Va, informs us thatall classes of society there fsvoring the cause of secession speak of the (to their cause) vital necessity of winning a great Victory opposite thiecity. {t is held by intelli- gent secessionists throughout the State that noth- ing short of such an event can keep their army of ‘he Potomac togetuer, lacking as it does, quar- termaster’s stores, &e., while there Is imminent danger of United States naval attacks upon the coast# of other seceded States, whose armies ere mot at band to defend them. Beauregard and Johnson, are there understood to be utterly with- out Wie tents, blankets, &c., necessary to render their commands comfortable even through this month of comparatively pleasant nights. Their efforts to draw McClellan to their ground for an engagement having failed, they are at their wits end to know what line of strategy to essay next We have every confidence in the correctness of this lady’s account of matters there, which coin- cides with the views of the best informea per- sons here relative to the necessities of the rebel Generals’ situation. Thos, military men in high Position here believe that the rebel army !s already meiting away, and that its retrograde movement recently commenced, means a general fall back upon Richmond, ere long; to @pproach nearer and nearer tothat capital, as our naval expeditions shall strike blow after blow, inducing State after ‘State to subtract itsforces from the main disunion army, and thus render it less able to keep the feld. ouR HOW THE INFORMATION WAS OBTAINED. We yesterday Incidentally described the posi- tion, &c., of Beauregard’sarmy at this time. Hav- | to be had in that quarter. Rye is being substi- distinctly beard from Fort Pulaski.” ing last evening satisfied ourself that the method | tuted there in place of coffee, and salt is worth $8 Affa’ n Kentack: by which this information was obtained will be per sack. ve ventilated to-day in northern papers, we take oc- casion to say that it was obtained through the use ‘of the balloon, now at Upton’s Hill, in which, at Sunset on the day before yesterday, Gen. McDow- ell made an ascension toa height of a thousand feet, accompanied by one of General McClellan’s aids—the Compte de Paris. Nota breath of air ‘was stirring, and the atmosphere was singularly elear. The consequence was, that the camp-fire ———_ +e, ConcRessmanN May’s Visit to RickMoxy.— Considerable light is thrown upon the suspicious visit of Hon. Henry May to Richmond (about the time of the recent meeting of Congress) by the following from the Crawford (Illinois) Bulletin: ‘We are informed by a gentleman just from the Ninth Congressional District that there has been a complete revolution among the People on The Elizabethtown correspondent of the Louis- ville Journal writes from Rousseau’s Brigade near that place, Sept. 27: Everythin: alet, and promises to remain 80 for some da least. in the sudden advance belepat hg Lome ener? to yeevent Geckne: sed his renegades from get Possession of Muldraugh’s Hill, our tents ps left bebind at Lebanon Jeabos tion, and it has been impossible to get them up et. Weare now living in wigwams made of the War question. The Hon. John A. an, | fence-rails set onend. Great exertions are being smoke of every regiment of Beauregard, between | Congressman from that district, has been appoint- | made to bring up supplies; but the lack of the points we mentioned yesterday, was distinctly visible, each rising to the clouds ina straight col- umn, 80 as to permit them to be counted, with a Aine glass. We question whetber a balloon ascen- sion for military purposes ever resulted more satisfactorily, in either hemisphere, than on this eccasion. Through it, the numbers (approx- imate) and position of the enemy In front of ‘Washington was instan' ly made known to Gen. McClellan, who was on the ground. ed Colonel,and has nis regiment about teady to take the field. Many whoa few daysago were of the Compromise stamp, are now ent! usiastic for the war. Logan declares that be and other cempromising men in Congress met in a secret conclave, and determined to make a last effort They sent May to Richmond to ascertain if the Confederates would entertain, accept, or offer, any compromise. No compromise could ve agreed upon—they utterly refusing, even though a biank sheet of paper be yiven them to write their own terms. Logan declares their intention is to fight, and calls upon all Democrats to rally around the old flag, and thwart them in their diabolical efforts to destroy the Government.” ‘wagons is a great im iment. bridge across Rolling Fork a very few days, and then trains can be run within a quarter of amile of the camp. The railroad track will have to be repaired in several laces this side of the bridge. ails have been ooswned and one or two entirely removed. What readeis the matter more noteworthy is the fact that this damage has been done quite lately; showing that there are alders and abetters of the enemy almost within our lines. A day or two since six hundred cavalry passed down near Leb- anon, from Anderson aud other counties above, on their way to join Buckner. On arriving near Munfordaville, they passed down in the direc- tion of the turnpike bridge, and it is sup, ; from various rumors, that they destroyed it. Par- ties of rebels from Central Kentucky are constant- ly going over to Buckner. Stragglers from these | epee are brought into camp alinost every day y our scouts The position of the enemy at Green river isa hit | strong one, and it {s not improbable that they will bring up all their forces and make a strong stand there. The hill beyond Green river, rising to a considerable height on the north side, falls off but a few feet on the other side, and then spreads away Ina bigh plateen. Thus a formidable natu- ral breast work is formed. the brow of the hill pro- tecting the enemy ina position from which he command the — of theriver. Of course, it Ts useless to fire round shot against the side of a hill, and, consequently, when we get to Green ver, we are likely to witness theapectacle styled » shelling the rebels.”” The following !tems of interest are also extracted from the Journal: The thirty-fifth and fourteenth Ohio regiments ed through Covington on Thursday en route ‘or Kentucky. It was generally believed in this city last eve. ning that the rebel forces under Gen. Buckner had retreated from Munfordsville toward Bowling Green, destroying the bridges behind them A private dispateh Was received tn Cincinnati on Thursday from Mr. Garber, of Madison, tothe effect that the rebels were marching en Carrolton, Ky., at the mouth of the Kentucky river, with the intention of occupying and fortifying it azainst the advance of the Federal forces. Assistance of troops 1s asked for to drive the Confederates back ‘The mailboats do not laud at Warsaw or Carrol- ton, but rua out their yawis. The battery of rifled cannon sent to this elty from Cincinnati a few days since will be seut back to Cincinnatl as soon as its place can be sup- plied here by the Government. One hundred and Ailty-six artillerists, under Capt Colter, arrived by the maliboat from Cincinnati yesterday morna- ing to take charge of the battery. However, the Will be completed in THE SITUATION. We have information by telegraph, up to noon to-day, from all the Union campeon both sides of the river, and up as high as Gen Banks’s bead- quarters, and are able to say that all is quiet in all of them—this forenoon having been everywhere in our lines remarkable for the occurrence of no incident whatever worth chronicling in the Star MAJOR GENERAL FREMONT. ‘Washington has been agitated for fifteen or twenty hours past with a foolish rumor of the de- feat of the army with which Major General Fre- mont has just taken the field. It is utterly im- Possible that it could by this time be anywhere within striking distance of the enemy. So there an be no possible truth in the same. VOLUNTEERING. Volunteering was never before going on more satisfactorily than B Present. The States that ‘were bebindhand in furnishing their quota are all Springing nobly to the work. The number en- ‘tering the service from all the loyal States is just mow about 50,000 per week, which is unprece- dented. At this rate the 500,000 in all will soon bave been obiained. —— 7” Hon. Henry May, of Baltimore, arrived at the “Hotel de Lafayette,” New York harbor, from Fortress Monroe,day before yesterday. Mem- bers of the Maryland Legislature are also sojourn- ing at the same institution as guests of Uncle Samuel. U7" The ship Grotto, of which one-sixteenth is owned by parties in Savannah, Ga., was seized in New York on Monday under the confiscation act. — 7 Yesterday the New York Sun wassold at auction fer $35,000, by Mr. A. M. Morrison. Not long since the Sum was sold for $100,000. 1 U7" To-day the trial of the officers and crew of the privateer Savannah commences in New York city. 2 ——e U>" The Mayor of Philadelphia has received notice of the arrival in New York of two steel rifled cannon from Prussia. The guns are six. pounders, of peculiar construction, and are pre- sented to the corporation of Philadelphia by Mr. Swain, formerly of that city. i> Last Tuesday, bre res boxes of muskets Wwe-e seized by the United States troops at Eliza- bethtown, Ky , and taken to Louisville. ‘They were addressed to Col. Thos. H. Hunt, Louisville, via Nashville 117 Iwo more of the sufferers of the Phila- deiphia theater calamity died Wednesday after- noon, making nine of the party who have lost their lives i The Baltimore Clipper says it does not re- member any time when drunkenuess was so pre- valent In that city as now. PRINCE 6ALM SALM. Prince Salm Salm, of Prussia, is now attached to the staff of General Bienker. He was appointed Colonel of the Kentucky Cavalry, but this change ‘was made at his own request. The regiment is still witbout an officially recognized Colonel. A Petition is in circulation for the appointment of Lt. Col. Owens to the command. ARRESTED VR PROTRAcTEDM ETING, At the Meth \ odtst Prot. Church, Neon pee on rp P sts—Rey D. =Hexmen, of Balt.more, wii presoh THIS k VENING, rervioes to oummence ees, ‘ore 7o’clock. All are invited to attend. ‘oe 21t™ lem NOTICE. Post Orricr, ee ety:e’ afhington, September <8, 1381, arrest, He was appointed from Florida, though a native of Connecticut. PRINCE DE JOINVILLE. Prince de Joinville, with his son, the Duc de Penthieure, has returned to New York clty from (20 SEE TAE G = aE ack STATUR. it Fox S 4 LE—Severa: hancred empty BARKS snd BAGS, suitable for putting appies o: tatoesing ge KOLERTSON? ‘Aeent, . Geo it Z Government } Sta ‘quarters at the Brevoort House. They intend | is now ready, and for, nnle at this office “Exe sure Wi Resu Ker troteh Pesttns, in classes Visiting Newport during the week wilt be made of the new le for an equivalent} or private'y,oa Monday, October?. Appiy at her ons thi Wings & period of six Days | resideaos, New York avenue, between istuand 14th Majot Ingatis, ot ter Que om t! fe er pine, at sta, co? nga’ uartermaster's Depart- ~ ss} ‘matter ment, has been Promoted.toa lieutenant Blonelcy, : ace occasion the eld > OO N ioe void jelay vor. comtusion mathe ex: Consionnues oer steamer C. C. Alger, from aee wn EWIS CLEBRA RE eater. Puiladeip! Case tend to ‘and fs attached to the staif of General McCiellan. Teeeiving their «x sow ag, BRIGADE GORORON BERRICK. Day Reevia: are BO mail arrives here | at owners’ risk, on our geL 7 Brigade Surgeon 8. L. Herrick, of Michigan 7a. m.on Sunday . this office will not be o) HYDE & DAVLDBON thes been aatigned te Geneva) Shoots’ a? | {or the gelivery of letters aftor 10 am. 0 thatday:| It Georgetown, D b. stationed near Alexandria, ATCH REPAIRING | Ww * ‘ENGRAVING. ie PEER ie Toad of Page Goya NAVY tans. ere having tak-n the house 516 Eleventh st, loam ar oe Jewelry £:., carefally The ishind Belle arrived. to-day about 12 m., business oon ot deh the Police of the city | "Aveo, Kagraving in all Its branches Promptly ex- reporting sil quiet below. ‘There hes been no| ¥'l neem pda OE oe oY Methad ebtets-| 8 Joweloin 362 5,0 nue, molestation from the rebel batteries since last pees Tequcat~d to call and cat no doors wect of Brown's otal ‘week. ey may have aye ot Say @ rT} 00 2 6t (Republican ) ‘The E. B file, Capt. Foster, afrived. from LT ah tate Tig LARIES REAL PARIS KID GLOVES, all New York last evening with ordnance. She also a nigh een gpd a Drought up from the flotflla a man to be | (7° SEE THE CAMPBELL MINSTRELS, ins aad eae aS ‘8 deserter from the rebels, but whois suspected as pn SE a Tt) TE SL We sredsily adding meuy novelties in first-class =*py. He ts to the charge of the authorities, — 75 Uela, Figur fo- aa e cheap Goods to our stuck, ‘The Anacostia bee gone om ine ways for repairs. | "ooi-iw 538 Beventh st. near Counl. ‘| marked ns gave cutee ee omah standard value, court of inquiry ®pon the conduct of Com, > a ae ation of # uy ligation to Cais othe U-S, seniner Dawa, was opened | WASHINGTON ARSENA), ae sa purahaves, pap ciise Ca yesterday. Captains Lavellette, :and, sm op tie he = Sere ae Morris copstitute the court; Mt. Weston, A mn Servis. al snd Winter co for ; ; . Home been indies, sities y found tat injured: having remained xgrousid tear bia) a8 ities im | 4a, Poiat two or three days: .. and pclae The has just been Ts atsbie thers wihoniey Mabuihees toed the on, To ena may é : a? “fos ae Seiten, OTICE —SALE OF PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AVD ¢« HICAGO KAIL vap ly v.riue otac eres of viteait Court of the nited States for the nort! str ot of Ohio, ia & oBuse in*chancery the: lependirg, wherein Charlies Mo'an and other AMUSEMENTS. GOR8E THE ROWS FELLOWS’ HALL. ‘AUCTION SALKA?/) | ee 3. C. MoGUIRE & CO,. Auctioncers RK AND EFFECTS UF A e compla. cants, ai ink fF ff LY TANING HOUSEXREPING aT road compu andithers are defendantsren T adil re eee olioak. ge, 3 a Penta aren speimenn t i ‘AI the Furniture Effects of a it to i rees Of the o:rouit oo “4 . the Ua'ted Sta for thsiwartare sintrater Pena: | For the Reaaong on why 4 ceeamon hapece su Wacerrhe comarning | 3 ania, the ai of Indiana, and the northern Tax Bratrivct can ACTRESS, Pee & nate i istrict 0° Illinois respectively, in causes devend- Will wpoear, eupported by an Kxoellent Company. ct and Par ag °m chancery in said Vourts respectively, where- | “Oo te” r e,top Center and in same parties are complainants de fond- | _O0>" : rut ers Vely, @8 in said cause first arove mei - Fours ANNUAL ime Mirror, Engravings, Clocks, Hence Ne. Wallet ct ciattans (rete, ip get shea sate, fees, ne WHISK ond eee ne Feast oF | Children of St. Aloysius Sunday Scheel | — a, eee . and a)s0 as penta! Master Commissioners of the Proceeds for the Uses of the Poor of the Same, let Sete, Vi » Or te, said Court+ respectively, du'y sepeiatel by soe Assisted by Instrumental! Accompaniment jattrasses. lows. Courts veeprotive) "for nr} : og, Radiator. and other ~toves. : be = eb Will take place with @ Stsortment of Kitchen uot ve than the sums of $5 Serer cath at THURSDAY, Octonen Sd. —— States Cou 98, the eve: oquitites ity and ne) and North Capito! streets. oo 2 J.C. MOGUIRE & CO., Avcts the State of uio. on the 2th day of Ostober a, Dy Corner of and N tet se J.C. MeSUIRE & CO., e bet z aD ween the hours of ten o'clock @ m. aud L By WALL & BARN. Avotron ers. m.. of pte Se the following de-| 4, Cre¢o De Monti?” Chern Oar, £ a. Ge. ONE iA Br bel ae property. to ‘wit 2. Angels Whisper (soio). —pllan Net E WARD’s PAW) BROKER®’ SALE od Uh sane asad Cane e Fort Warne | 3 Be i aepaemnmerbitie ie October Shy at 8 Tight of way th-refor, the road-bed thereof, ths & Frin Is my home(q . Mist Badget | o'clock, we bg oye our Auction Ro ms,a sup ripractare of all sorts thereon, its water and 6. Where oe mnakteiede Assertment unrrdee pledges, we name other s'ation houses gna uhos — oy fends aed yout Wr, Randel! i a conne: Ld i. Gam » Ranoli o' fo ents used or provided to be used t! 10, % bier and in constructing and repairing cars and machi- r’ . Part tl nery for said road, or the tract and superstructures * B in the Cor eid a Chorus of Boys +. -Kesitation x Idrea..#.. evolvers, Powcer tlasks, Ri! oresaid; ail turn. tables; ali depoteand buuidings | 1) Pine Hisraing Gal 7 ivienndane} =k wih gererst va lety &: atures and struc! res of w. 80 1D rel, euch ae— aster, wed oe eed Froundsconnected ther =] 1lr On i ihe Beld of lors, Boys “ik'and Fanoy Shawls, &0.. . +f provi oO 7, 2. paid ‘road and belonging theres 12. Come, come, come! (eshommd situate; and all oars, cngines an longing to sad ay; and ali piss o bor. umber. iron, fusl,and every other thing vided by ssid Comvaaios, or by ths sevora! or terns, . chorus). assortment of gentiemens Wearing i uch as— iiciiweitegy oy ; 1 Goats, Deve Coats, Vests and Pants, Concludes with Giles Croggins, the schoolmaster. } Also a assort: of P sed Ware. ~ Terms cish,an ay ro. .! ‘insi Companies whioh were consolidated juts said oh 10 cents WARD, Derker. Fittanoreh Fort Waypeand Chicag» Rai'road, | Doors open at hall post 6 o'clock, commence at | _ 0 2 WALL & BARNARD. Aucis. 0 be used in operatin road, wher ; — = b BARR _ by the wame tite by whish the sams mretolier ty | M&if past 7. ne By WALL & BARNARD. Auchoneers. said Compan’, or by Companies, HE UNION NOT DESTROVED —The mem- Cor. 3th st. south ride Pa. ar severa'ly together, with '] corpora'ive fanchises NOTHER LOT Or KENTUCKY BRE ot said Company, and. of the ssid original Com B Ries severally, inciuding tne right and fra o| of anid several Companies to he and act as 8 Cor- poration, to b id Sal. decrees »vide that the pu chase-, upon the 9 sale aud :ull oc »mplignee with the conditions thereo , shall ho dali the property rights. franchises, aud the appurtenances t ereot 80 sold. -y the same title by whiol they are held by anid vittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Kail Road Company, and each and all offsaid original Companies, free from the lien of ail ssid mort- gages, and free from ali liability ior any debts jOoRSES ar Avction.—On SATURDA MORNING 19th instant, 10 o'clock. we wil! gel in front of the Auction Rooms, amot! bers of the UNION QUADRILLE| ASSOCIATION take cre leasure in, announcing to their friends and the pub‘ic| u in generat that they will cive their Firs’ Grand KALI. at I'HoRN’s Haut, 7th st. + | Kentucky Horses. conustiog of Browns. Baye on THURSDAY EVENING, Got. 10. Schroeder's | Sorrel Work, Riding and ‘ornces Horses. uate has been engaged for the oocasicn. By order | Thews siorses have just arrived, and are of the of Committee. 00 1-2t*_ | bev: stook, and as this eaie is without reserve, it NHE STARS AND STRIPESSTILL WAVE | ¥ ill off +r another rar Opportunity te scoare s T OVER ARLINGTON. Be. The members of the ARLINGTON CLUB take great pleasure in Announcing to their friends and the public cenerally that they i” ween. nm entirery ‘Ter ine cash. oc? WALL & BARNARD, Auots, , " hokted Candee Ing therr Seventh Grad COTILLON SUC: CILIAAMS. Antionen, it Sompanies, = rE > j= Ofeither of them aud [rom ail oaima on acount | TY at FRANeuin Hatt, Dest. between 12th ere etne_StCnay ranm of ompiral stook ; but subject, mevertheless, to the | and 13th sts., on WEDNESDAY, Setober 2 34 day of October, we shall cull br the seplewoeet liens, if any such exist, upon ang real estate in- | _ No pains nor expenre will be spared to w Sede eentl declining housekeeping, No 293 rovid) jecre: sid oF 6 pro- A ponds ot the cals, oF bs former orders or adrorees to Pings mocete; admit ing @genileman 4nd ja. Tuoot of Furgitures 1 OCk &, My. ® g 3 prid othe: 166 e rij of wa: 18] roun Pe who Bcd Tote, apd lands inthe ty and vielgity ot Chie | #9431" COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEM’TS._ coe sen Ueno Card ood bias Totes ms ssid Company rince enden- a ! Seat C | ovat sata suite, and the bridge property ong other Tee. Yeh ae nt Broostel Window Cu = and Pixtarcs’” real estat the Company at the City of Pitts- In the City vai Gilt frame Mirror, Toilet burgh, subject to mworlgege liens. The same Seventh Week of Parsee Cottage Chamber Set, nad Cotiogs Bed- willbe included in the sale bot eudject to said in- ORIGINAL aND ONLY ateads. payment taeieots JUBNEERGUSON. forthe CAMPBSLL MINSTKELS! Parlor. Chamber end Stair Carpets, Oilcloth and payment A hy a j s ® MASE. WALKER. 2 thet Beds and Bedding Bair and Shuck Mst- Trastocs, and Master Commissioners, as afor. said. STAR FECFORMERS, tt, a = a oo ‘ ‘lass and Crock a He O#, BOSH! Cooking and other Etovee, with e pood lot of REAT RUSH TO SMiTH’S, No. 460 S-y- Kite) ‘Requisites. enth Bt to see his new stock of Fall Clothing, BLACK STATU E. Sarena ror ~ FUEAPOUARTERDTOR CLOTHING Bats | AcmeuDR:LiNcg’tourpone., oo (ap) “GREEN 2 wiLttaws.Anet * e1 ve ote. A ged CAPS—At SMITHS, No. 460 Seventh | sez Dr-@. FORD, Arent, | By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers. street. oc l-lm | EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND BOUGE- LOST AND FOUND. ‘clock. eT ot er elose con: 'OUN D—Sunday, 2th September, brown colored DP GORE white arttak pe Re arene ome be foand, by proving property ard paring charges, at Cabin Jobn bridge. _o¢ 1-2 10 REWARD —The above reward will be J UST RECEIVED, one of the largest stocks of New aud Fashionavie Clotning ever offered in Washington, which must be sdid within the next thirty days to make room for winter roods, Per- sons wanting Clothing, Furoishing Goods, Tranks, fia s and Cape, should eal! econ, now is the time for bargains, at No. 460 Seventh orp Post Office. oo GRAND ADVAN F OF THR ARMY; "Tables, % deboarda, and 08, but aid for the recovery of two Mahogany and Oak Si 5 SMIVH hav uot advanced the price of his | HORSES, strayed Away on Monday Sep Osx nad Walnut Extension D ning Fables, Clothing which he has just received & is sellin Be cel Giapa pata ete tember sith. One laree Sorrel Horee and and We 7 jedstead-. Shuck and other Mattresses, resus, one dark Rrown. neariy Biack. h horse is off at such remarkable luw prices Give me aoa! Ea! marked wih white paint, with the Letiers H or and satisfy yourselves of the great bargains that . “ Commodes,and Hat Racks, ~ ; ed every day at SMITH’S, No 460 the left hip. Apply tm th ! Bevonth se rey S878 cotim. | ANDREW PAGtth Wintney's Restaurant. | Mahogany ast Wns ee ee WASHINGTON GYMNasIUM, Of _B__ New Jersey av. and A st., Capi hr Neath st., near | enter Market, OST—In ths omnibus, between And many other House furnishing Goods. Peano tab ishment nfrom6a tog L in Wasrington, aud the Omnibus Stand Terms cash. bin tOneot the omoere irallocdears toi 103] Ge ite tes ee uta hed the Oninibue Stand ta |” Tees WALL & PARNARD. Anois. and from 6 to 8 o’clock. Persons leading a seden- ivor’s store ia Georgetown, « buckskin | OR T- MONNATE, containins 9 310 Treasury note & $5 Austiossors. gid pisce and two $2.0 pices. ard about F Aad in SALe OF NEARLY other money. A libers! reward will b= paid for ate Kitcusy FURNIseaR -o.ury to ine cubsoriber, corner of High and Gay FRIDAY, tre 4th day o a., Georgetown. o’clock & m.. we shall sell at oo8 & aise. FRANCES DE =" twoon Mand N serest morte’ OST.—On Tnesday, Octo! tary life or troubied with dyspepsia would do well to join immediately. $18 month, $2.50 8 months. 09 -3t* D. FRESH EGGS—SOOD EG6s! O You want the same? if so, go to Messrs. OR & CARTER’S Stand ‘in the Center Market, and you oan he supplied with the best By GREEN & WILLIAMS, ber Ist, between oo ot Kurpitare, EKREY, DELAWAKE, and MARYLAND Livery Stable of Messrs, Kelleher & Pewee ywood motne. Gi EGGS, al qwod and examived 'vefore offered Yor | and the Waahtagton Statue, a MEMORANDUM | * it” farble-top Ce stile. Swid who'esale and retail. BO ae containin, u ® number of papers, notes, rs %0.. Ke. iD Remember the numbers—Nos 193, 194, he finder wi! reotive a liberal f 19% ard 196, (Lack of the Watch House ing them at the Bank of Washi Wi Ws Racks, ee aed 196. tbe eich Beam } tore ef Mr. Batholow, 658 7th af, | Bat Waowe’ Cane wear ead ee Chae RAL ED DODD he oublio is warned not to tare an: or Beds Pi lows and @MEALED PROPOSALS, wil be received until | notes or checks drawn or endorsed by me withoat | forts, Riankets, Sheets Cases, *) the loth instant, for the immediate delivery. Brat notifying Payment on thore not erdo: rustels., Sttiis office, of twelve thousand pounds «f Red | having besm s ped. A ‘B. BERRY. ria lent Gneks es, Ash Conl.and one cord of \'nk Wood. Proposals | “og 3'3e0 China, @lnes and Crockery ‘are, On the envolopa Propels fae er ane endorsed DOLLARS REWARD !— an away, on | 4 lerse lotof Kitane itil. ol ve . ~ 209 = Pee MORK BS MILLER, 10 Monday night, soth Sept. my NEGED " a ane 0 Sean, ‘ajer Gluartermaster, Ly se, She is abou: yeate o! The House is for rent. In of M: Hauslip, 172 F at. betw: i8th and 19th. medium height, and good looking; has & street, between and Nee Ponk Quanrnawastzns’ Orr b Getske ‘ ae m at evs Gn the Hight ade of fe neck, “Ses ame pam; On ol hn Usy i. yu nme org; o ste nae. rit black flaurting het, The above rewan! will be pad | 80324 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anots 0G for her delivery to ma, or information, so that 1 B MCRTROPODIST FROM PARIS oo hn pene ee m4 And from 502 Broadway, New Vork. | 02! 1f G st, btweon 13th and 1éth. Branch ofice—246 Penraylvania avenue, between REWARD. 4 2th and Isth st»., Washi: gton, i). oD dar, the 26th wd - Bunions, Soft Corns, Caliozities, Club st east, hetw. nd Nails penetrating the flosh, &o., cured osusing pSin or inconvenience to the nC alight b-own’ buffalo « OW, with white = spots on her hind quartere and back, snd slit in left 1. All that ear, The above reward will be paid for her retarn Georg piace. part of lot 2 Ja ol Pye etown, beginning, for ite Br! =f “ae 30 3t" J. NOLAN, | Of the third line of wai it oe —~4 REW 4 RD.—Strayed or stolen, on Thera- at by § I 0: od 4 thirty-three fet, thetoe norsber to ; sy, the 26t! tant, w = stone io. 2, img min we. feet from is mous nest the Biadensbure. Totnes a Btreet. thence westerly to a = nd stone Pit large red COW,wits email crooked horns. forty-five feet, to i c ‘The above reward will b+ paid for her return to | se¥enteen, hve feet PATRICK BREEN, corner Massachusetts ay | 8nd. thenos so: with £¢ 30-3t* beginning, wth the imp-o tient Perko Boot or Shoe enn bs wornimmediately after the cperanon, Hia treatment is founded of the 7 strict App ove, . his charges are quite moderate, trifling indeed, compared With the reliefand satisiaction he affords e sufferer Refers to the Physicians and Surgeons of this city. Porrons attended at their rooms or residences without extra charge. by leaving orders at 246 tule of sviecce, such as all Surgeons will and Seoond st. ' moiety of} Pa. ave.. bet 12th and isthe ete. o> Lim* ap fy airy gd oe corer oF fot Sceveaneen THE GREAT RUSH TO ARMS has caused Ow, . SM1fH to rush North an roploviah his stook wi ros aie of PALL and WINTER CLOTHING, which he} Any Person gi on of the cow Offers at remarkable tow pri ices, at No, 460 Sev | will receive i enth at.. opposite Poat Office. an 30-Im * AT Ick BROWN, CLOCKS. CLOCKS, CLOCKS.—A great vari | —°%-3t peor Wendell’s printing offen, tty of Clocks just received at gabsori- T. ROBINSON & CO’, REWARD —Ran awry from the .& J. A $25 ber.Sept. were ‘Man LLO se 30 6t* 249 Pa av., oppo. Brown’s Hotel, ‘ is very = k, a ge 6 _ot bi = eS san! i . ver i (CLOTHS, CASSIMERES Beet tied,c te cien, me tes AND VESTINGS, ter where taker, so he iz brought home to New and large lots of the bert things in vogue, in jail sof get hs bi for gents, youths and ebildren, or lodged in jail: oop © DUVALL, Millersviil ° illersviile, One eos only, marked in plain figures ; hence se 3) Sté ‘Md, 20 puro! ‘Anve Arundel county, i ED’ aeer is deceived $ O2T —85 Kewarv—Lost. inst evening, &| 862 tawkde TH ro obligation to purohase, “UeMeTs 1 incurs | PORT 785, Kewenn— Lost, est evening hi THOMAS Dow Ojlclotha, Curtains, Rava, Carpets. &o, Upper | mounted, marked “Mortimer Thomson, 1861.” HANCERY SALLE —By of. of wore, PERRY & BRO., above reward will be paid to any perena who C fe Cie 7 ts, ress erenependaitte_| Sav? ge eitaei hear aal Ye Be QOMe| wd kaa Wace eae 1028 5t bs TT a ER nce : sell-tf | snd 1m 0 cnuse wherein wi 4 T THE OLD PRICES —We ‘alter noveities in new Autumn Styles, One price aly. marked in piatn figures. Ld oN &e eomp'ainants, and Eli; etal.are SiLeV art ter cbeven Eatsbates een | pee nea oe ee so'Faruay bead sayraf Gaaker oe Pot | 6 LJ [33 VU DS e@ 0 * a . prices, EHAWLS. MANTLES and CLOAKS | LAS! BLACK STATUE _| part cwenty- an ore EALED PROPOSALS, till the 2st of Octo- >) ber. i961, at 12 o’clook m., are invited for }. fait Kimta ot Dry Goods for the current wants of piving the park With Beef “atte on the boot CARPETS, CURTAINS, OLLCLOTHS, delivered at Chamber-burg, Harrisbu' or York, in the pre of Ponnsylvanis, as the . ernment may derignat Bidders are requestes to comp y 1n al! partionlars with the form ‘on bid pub! shed Raewitie Hs » &o, U| h . BUS, ho, ep RY & BROTHER, . Pa. avenue and Ninth st., Be 28-5t “Perry Ruiiding.” ernment rse. Ves to itself the right to peym vT Te OFFICERS, _ Ty notes or cther fards 1 bas for disburee HE CAMPAIGN —A Usmnpazaing Wagon on | mont. ad t» reject any bid avd for ane cause. +o pu the Prussian principle, arranged for sleep- bid will be entertained un_oss tne bidder is present ing or toact as an AmPuange in case of to respond to : E ithe, SLeneaes er w ds. ith ae rouen 5 The Sovercmens will receive 4,000 heed a be opret (by stores Bry rovl ig) roe, a - } contract, acd will reserve rh juire Buy feorly pew havi ag been just‘ vie te order. by one addit ona! number up to 16.000 hed. a s of the firet makers in New York, is offered for sale Deliveries te be made weekiy in such quantities vie a & : The reepal &. m. of the i : umberland Coal. best q Hun Sf the mune” ae ie Se oo ned 10 Sarin a * Seo, fa had trong, souud, dark-bi rhe Cathe inet 0 i] » "Ong, =| ie 6 HORNE, either for saddle ct’harnoad. CA P"OW™ | ithe gage, amaal Axerage [0 pounds rose | BARNsRD & BUCKEY, Auchioneers. Both may b> seen on spp ic to JAMES igbs lope than 1,000 pounds gross. R E's *, of Lace, behind tie Chala Houser betwess Tact | NeeceRUPONR Id willbe reporyed. Tibeget moka W: pothorpns tated che! a ie '’ nm : is “4 strecta. : 203) | 0.8, U.S. A.. Warhington, D. C.j and exdorsed | jjutey Sse snade 10 seoure the debt thereon mea UMON ENVELOPES ™ ropeanie Serio nanan 5: oeua i Sirnics 7 AND PAPER. “The most b:auti i I, A B, do hereb: to ver to the Gov- in vaited union miuted ta ree rcaee tron ned cue | erument'good Beef © on the hoof for —— per | der, the in seven oi! ¢ fs 5 pounds gross weight. 6 Cattle to 416 Cheanw ; ' + Or York, | town, BALLANT as the sct | on the |i A sample package will b- sent to any on ae ding he terms of the en- | between iptof 38 go 3t'eoay op the soalee, nad the mie dotoretaea stone Yo. 2, 80) HING NEW! the A sijeergbs to a to Pati Drcoyany food'ent euffaieat for the fa tor of ghe Tort tothe on! tract, Tecsi' At 981°C aicet, opposite gyerumient ands in pay ment for yo Cattle. march george the Thea er. er ene EL me required r, 1858, QYRTERS BTEAMED wan | mpgnage about of No > 108. ‘ cont. nega roe) ia hod miewier the Pease | eee he dime om record: Call nid wees WASHINGTON ARSENAL, a , = ‘The undersicved respeotfuily tn! me idspée ft jo) OLD Bnd WRLL-KNOWN BETA: re a aS hel by the use. or barrel, Persons w: lar!