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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

(NEORGE CHRISTY'S
VI NEW OPERA HOUSE,
TENTH STREET, WARRINGTON.
This beautiful and elegant hall, ibly situated
on Tenth street, between E and F streets. near
Pennsylvania avenue. Is on ths
FIRST FLOOR.
without steps Stare to ascend very easy of &C
cess and egrsss, delIg l.fuiy he,ted q pleasantly
ventilated,
Now OPEN EVERY NIsHT,
Under the managemeut of
@ E q K g b C II X | g T Y,
The Prince of Negro Wits and the Pioneer of Ne
gro Minstrelsy,
LATE OF BROADWAY, NEw YORK.
with
A FIRST class Minstrel Company.
Since this admirable hsll cas- besn open to the
public, 1t has been nightly crowded by the
MosT ELEGANT AND REFINED AUDIENCES,
the larger proportion being LadIel and Families.
Mr.. Christy will shortly appear In his famous
Negro Dramatic Characters, Of which due notice
will be given.
ADaIssIoN-Parquet,5 50 cents Gallery Is cents.
Doors open quarter before =, commencing at uar-
ter before o'oloos. de u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

CANTERBURY HALL.
~ CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
formerly the Washington Assembly RcOms,D
rear OF the National and Browns Hotels,
OPEN EVERY NIGHT!
With the first talent In America.
ENTIRE CHANGE oFPROGRAMME.
The front ofthe auditorium is seated with elegant
roIepood orcnester chairs.
ducts the Dorchester.
Re.ppearance of the great
Eccentric Ethiopian Artist Of tie Day,
FRANK BROWER!
FRANK BROWER
E FkANkk BBkk99MMEEkk
JAMES WARD, BILLY PIERCE,
DICK PARKER, HARRY FOX,
MISS CARRIE La MONT. 'oN
Mile FRANK LAFOLLE. Nj iss EMMA MILES,
With the Immense COMPANY and
In active rehesrs.I, Frank Rrower's great original
MUMMY! MUMMY!
PRIcKs OF ApMIssIoN-Parsuet, Is cts; Orches-
ira Chal 8, 80 cents. de III
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY AT
Il Temperance Ball TIN the main hellD a
street, between 9Th and 10th. Glasses every ~
Tuesday and F iday AfternoOr and Evening. ~
All OF The fashionable Dances taught. Pr-GA@
yate Glasses attended to. For circulars, terms,
&C., inquire of VIM BARNES, at Thorn pson's
q. T. BARNES,
de " M Professor Of Dancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

POCKET PIcEET Yesterday Senator Latham,
y b,Ie getting into the cofs al Baltimore Tor
Washington, had mis- wallet, containing 80 ana
tome papers, distracted from bis pocAst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

BRIDsRr's CONCEALED WEAPONS. Bridget
6reigsr, q washerwoman, was arrested In the
Second Ward on Tuesday by onieer Mattingly, on
complaint OF Eugene Jacobs, who charged her
with carving concealed weapons. The ofense
being proved 10 the Subtraction Of Justice Clark,
Bridget was fined $50 and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19
The War KeninrLN

A MosT BRILLIANT AcHIEvEM .NT-THE FIGHT
AT MuMFORDsvlLLE-3O 600 RKBELs ROUTED BIZ
$50 FEpERALs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

INcENDTARIsM IN THE CouNTY.-Michaei De-
Anderson and Mcclellan, In the county east Of
the Eastern Branch, on Tuesday. He broke Into
an unoccupied house and II was soon afterwards
found 70 be on IRE. The examining Magisnate
committed Delaney to answer the charge OF In
cendlarism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

tn notice.
HE WASHTNGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
2s9 PENN. AVENUE,
BettcseH Ninth and Tenth streets.
The public are respectfully Informed that the
success of the daily and ighty entertainments st
this already Overwhelmingly popular establish
ment, has been pro eminent.
II is now famous for the bsst Refreshments to bs
obtained in Washing ton, its bar and larder being
UNSURPASSED
Ita Music Is ofthe most agreeable and recherche
DESCRIPTION it's free concerts being mighty en-
cored throughout the entire performance.
Its doors are open 10 the pub 10 free OF charge :;
and Off .Prs are constantly in attendance to pre-
serve o. der and proper dscorum.
de 1s-2w HENRY ROSENTHAL, Propr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

SUPERIOR QUALITY BLUE BEAVER
- CLOTHS.
Superior grades Cloths, Casslmers and Vest
ings
with sli other kInds of Dry Goods at our pro-
PERRY & BROTHER.
de l4-st Penn. avenue and Ninth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

lxrKLLIeExcE has been received here Of the
death, on the 18th November last, at Richmond,
Va nom diptheria, Of Mr.. Charles n King,
well known 70 this community, where he bad
resided for nearly twenty years Hlling clerkship
in the Ordnance Bureau OF the Navy Department
IS years and leaves a wife and three children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

MANIFESTATIONS, T1ILORS-5o TailOrs
W competent to work on military goods. Apply
6. KOLP, at Wall, Stephens & Co.'S. se25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

GuARDHoUsE CAsEs- BeTOTs JN5ttee CIark -
Wednesday-Gso. White, drunk and disorderly;
drunk and profane; g 81 John Swallow, disor-
Derby al theateF; turned over 70 the military. F.
Mc6eer, disordsrly; do. - -. samuel Kicks,
profanity; do. IS 81. Patrick Campbell, drunk
turned over 10 the military. w. Mcclure, drunk
and disorderly; hns g. "a. Margaret Irvine, col
ored, out after hours fine 81 Sc Car Simpson,
soldier; turned over 70 the military. Wm. Welsh,
do do. Charles Moore, drunk; fne SIS John
Mason, do; do 81 %. or these arrests, four were
By the second and ten by the Third Ward patrol
men Eighteen dodgers were accommodated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19
WANTS.

WANTED-A small HOUSE q furnished one
W preferred. Please address Wilson" Star
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-12
THE HONyED REGIMENT.

This regiment is in camp the border Of Silver Lake,
Staten Island. The selection Of this romantic and favoro
spot Is excellent in regard well to health
other camp comforts. The provided with tho
pattern tents The headquarters In Mex York are
I34 and 1876 Canal street, Pythagoras Hall.
A SINGULAR CHARgE--NoyEL CAsE.-Eilen Gay, woman
who rescued from suicides grave last week by Capt
Ielme, Of the Eighth precinct police, appeared before
Justice Quackcntush yesterday and made rather sngu
lar charge against elderly man, named Thomas Stone.
The complainant in her affidavit states thai. being do
serted by her husband, and being in i'll health, she
solved upon committing suicide that she arranged with
undertaken for her inerment and, procuring guam
y of poison, attempted 10 carry out her design, but
through the timely interference OF Capt Helmc and
others, her life saved; taat Thomas Stone with
fcionious INTENT stimulated her to comu. suicide, and
said that If deponcnt woul6 draw 81 600 which she had
in tho savings Bank, he would pay tho expenses Of
her funeral, and II by any accident she did
NOT succeed in tho attempt he would hand
ler back tho money; that at the time said Stone knew
she melancholy as almost crazed, and suffered her
10 attempt her life withou! interference. Upon beng
restored she madSevera attempts TO Stone hue he
always euded hon and OCCASION when she did
succeed in seeing him. he ropudatcd her and her money
The magistrate warrant for the Of Stone
and upon his appearing In court he held him 10 bail In h
sum OF 50 900 70 answer. Mr.. Benjamin G. Clark
oprieors Of the Merchants' Hotel, went security So
| the prisoner.
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BATTERY K, NINTH REGIMENT Y.s.M
Our War Maps--Colored Edition.

anew edition Of the HERALD War Maps, on calendercA
paper beautifully coored Ia ready Size Of sheet 40b0
inches; contains thry-two Maps'-A LARGE MAI or ra1
OPERATIONS NAVAL EXPEDITION showing the Coast
and Inets Of North Carolina important geographical posi-
ton OF Hatteras Inlet &C.; The BArrLn FxLD WILSON'S
CRExK Mo-, where General Lyon was killed. The BATTLE
FIELD BULL Rum from the official drawing Of General
Mcdowell; Large Maps Of MISSOURI SEAT or WAR
WEST and the SEAT WAR VIRGINIA BIRpsxYn
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glance the Whole Seat of War; and marking clearly ana
distinctly the armies movements POSITIONS camps harbor
forts &C. printed In superior STYLE one side Of large
Sheet that they be hung In library Office wos
shop and reference during the These
maps drawn and engraved expressly for the NEW
YORK HERALD, and the perfect War Maps issued.
Single copes Is cents for 45 for &c. and 100 for $2
Agents wanted everywhere. Address EDWARD r. LLOYD
Co., exclusive agents for the coored edition. 26 Broadway.
New York.
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REPORTED FLIGHT OF MARTIN GREEN'S
REBEL FORCES.

HENNEwElL, NO., Sept 10, 1851.
Gen. Pope's command marched for the rebels under
Green on Sunday night and at Monday reached
their camp but Green having received notice of the ap
proach of our troops had fed and his forces scattered
every direction, leaving much of their baggage provi
sons and forage and the public property they had cap
tured at shelbna. Green's force numbered about 900
and Gen. pope's troops having made forced march Of
twenty three miles, were unable to pursue him.
At the latest was understood that the bulk
ofGreons force had crossed the Northern Missouri Rail-
road and we're making for the woods in Charlton county
General Pope followed in pursuit, with the Sixteenth Iii
nois and Third Iowa regiments after giving them few
hours rest but Green's forces mounted there is
but little prospect OF over,akng them
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THE IRISH: GRENA DIERS.

Colonel Thos N. Reid has inst returned from Washing
ton with commission to raise new Irish regiment,
which viii be called MS above. It was the intention Of
Colonel Reid merge his command into the Irish brigade
but that corps being FULL raises the regiment independent
w. Captain Graham late of the Second n Y. S. NJ, is
attached TO the Grenaders whose headquarters are at the
Mercer House. five companies are already enrolled.
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NINTH REGIMENT N. Y. S. M.

The Tenth line company for this regiment lleave
for Washington to-day This company has been recruited
since the LIST iDst and numbers hundred men, all
fully equipped. Every member 10 ordere1y report at
the arnory this morning O'Clock The company is
commanded by E. r. Miller, formerly First Lieutenant Of
Company G. with A. NJ. Burtisfor First Lieutenant, and
A. g. Stiles for Second Lieutenant.
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LOUISVILLE, sept. 10, 1851.
Inc Jonndl OF this morning calls upon Kentuokians to
rise and make war to tho knife upon the Tennessee in
vadors.
General Anderson has not yet assumed command but
will await the action Of the Legislature in reference to the
INVASION OF the rebels. That body will doubtlessy take
some action on the subject Wednesday, when tho fate
of the State will be decided.
INC rebel government has established agencies in oil
the rebel states for the collection Of small arms
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

REtNFORCEMENTS SENT TO HATTERAS INLET-GEN.
REYNoLDS APPOINTED TO COMMAND AT HAT
TERAs-NAvAL EXPEDITIONS FITTING OUT ETC.
FoRTTrss MONROE Sept 10 1861.
The steamer s. r. Spauding leaves tonight for HATTIE
ras Inlet, with rcnforccmcnts. Tho steamer Baltimore
is also on the way with naval stores.
The appointment Of General Reynolds to the chief COM
nand at IIaseras Inlet gives entire satisfaction Old
Point.
Vigorous measures being taken for fitting out expe.
ditions from Odd Point 10 the Southern coast.
Under General Woods command the army here Is at
tanning good degree OF dsopnc and the troops
patient to meet tho enemy.
The sioopof-war Jamestown has arrived from the
blockade OF Florida, but brings Of Importance
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IRISH RRIGADE.

We understand that this brigade is filling up very rapid.
" and that the 600 men wild be ready for the
ten days This will be one Of the most perfect military
ganzaions that left the State Of New York there
Is to be attached TO several squadrons Of cavalry ana
two batteries Of flying artillery, under command of Cap
tains Mcmahon and Hogan Captain UcMahons rendex
vous is at Nos 81 Liberty street.
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ARREST OF COLONEL JAMES w. WALL, OF
NEW JEDCEv

BURLINGTON, N. j., Sept. IL, 1861.
Colonel James W. Wall, of this city, arrested this
afternoon by tho United States Marshal and taken TO-
wards New York in the afternoon train. The arrest Of
Colonel Wall has produced most intense feeling of
element among the people, as he has been leading
among them for many years.
There great excitement here in consequence Of a
NOR that Colonel James W. Wall Of Burlington has been
arrested and taken to Fort Lafayette charged with
sion procytes The engrosses the discussion Of
squads throughout the city.
a runor says that several In this city about to
travel the fisatne road''
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DEPARTURE OF a DETACHMENT OF SHARP.
a SHO0TERS

detachment Of Berdans Sharpshooters, consisting Of
twenty took their departure from Weehawken at four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon for Washington, via the Clm
den and Amsoy Railroad This detachment belongs to
Company b. and went under Lieutenant Wilson. A New
Hampshire company is expected TO join them in Wash
ington Friday Saturday, and others will be drafted
OIL as SO0a "a nr actlcable.
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IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

Defeat OF the Rebel F1oyd's Command by
Gen. Rosccrans.
The government received despatch tonight from
General Rosecrans that he had routed Gen. Foyds COM
sand and that tho latter driven his earhworks
General Rosccrans will give battle to Floyd again to-
nnerrow