davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-10
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

customers q, all times with new and desirable
goods. suc u Watches and jewc.Ty Of all hlnGs
and styles. Books and Stationery. Silver Plated
Ware, Fame Goods, great variety. l11l kinds.
GERM IAN Toys.
Of laughable STYLES and amusing 10 children.
Plain and Colorel Lithograph Pictures.
Oval, Gilt and other Picture Frames.
A. nv store a, all business hours may be seen
free or Charge, Picture Gallery. revolving
Siercoscopc and many tine StereoscOpiv Views.
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES.
OfGoli, Silver and other kinds CT bows. My
assortment and experience are such that ! can
fully supply the wants of those who can &c helped.
equal to any Op.ic!an. and a. one fourth less
price.
Mrs c. c. CIIlLDS continues to manufacture
II 4 IR If " Z l. RI
in the latest and most approved styles and al
cheaper rates than HI Boston or New York.
\. b. | continue - manufacture NY Silver
Spoons and warrant them coin standard.
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange fof
goods.
Those wishing 70 purchase viii End il ior their
interest 20 give ne = cal.
All Goods Warranted as Represented!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-10
VI. G.. IIOuGiFTON, VI. ID.

FAINTER. GRAINEK & PAPER HANGER.
Hnop opposite" Bl"-la,u'- DrE, St"r".
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-10
+ D. KILBOURNE, ID. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON.

and congregations ridelity; ana nothing done a
,d,;..l excen, :nr The hene:.t OF the Ia,!ent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
AlsxRndria Letter.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept 5-AIexapdtla. lust
now, 10 busy city, and the hearts Of the dealers
who happen to be literally supplied with tbs
rig ht style OF goods are blessed with heavy sales
and good round profits.
Considerable excitement was manifest for the
nut few days subsequent TO the late battles In
front, but little rejection showed how foolish
were any fears OF the safety and entire security OF
the residents. The lines In front Of here are not
very dissimilar to what they were ftr long rienr
last season, our pickes being now about one mile,
beyond st. Clouds Mills with those OF the enemy
In sight
For the past twenty-four houu afsin hsvs
been unusually quiet along the left, and The
keo<ls appear TO be unwilling TO make ,ny de-
nonsfratton beyond the old and familiar I,nes
The Orange and Alexandria Railroad are not
now running beyond their wood ststiea, some
A train started out on the Alexandria and Lon
don Railroad, but was ordered back for pruden !.
Dental reasons
About two hundred wounded arrived here this
m, at two O'Clock, ana were taken 10 the fan.
aon House Hospital. They wern In the last Sat
ufoayS engagement. ! found 10 impossi bic %
get list for to-days paper
The vessels now lying here are being dis
Comfort for other immediate use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

Poap's THn.rxa-Mr =. O. Oasxks, shs a
ccfite comedIsu. contiL ues b attract fun IN
fsshionasle houses al FordN n sasse TAfs evo-
nins be appears a Charles Dimple in onokstene'u
celebrated come " Of "Lesp Year o. tho LaAlss'
Privilege Miss Parker appeaB - Ms O,Lsafy.
Ihls fnr play win be nsW - most Wsshiasson
be dulv improved. "a spesd tSs Piown coo.
eludes the enserta.nment. :, 80
6RovER's TKsAfBl Tia psfformsncs st this
popular resort win open this evening w1fA The
intensely amrsa az come " q "Psul Pry," with
Owens as the Immortal Paul, which character n
confesse1ly one Of his very 49, The play which
V mirth psovoking under any circunstances, We
doubt not viii meet with unbounded applause
sn1 laughtee when presented BY % gcoa . COM
psny a that performing at 0roverS The con.
viii Owens 40 "sol n Shingie" ..- :
CAxrsaBgRY Hall This being the last night
Of the pantomime Of ale Statue Blsnchen and Of
the Ethiopisn farce Of the BLACK Shoemaker
all who have not seen these lauQhter-pfovokinR
entertainments should govern themselves accord
inzly IL 10 slso the last night 4 the enQagement
Of hat charming vocalist, Clam Better, ana this
OF the best bills Of the season. The ssscourt Of
Beauty" Marietta Ravel ana al the old fhvoeites
appear. -1,- .l - - = = 80 E
ACADEMY or Music "A concert Will be given
Of this resort tais evening for the benefit Of ths
SICK ana wounded soldiers In the Washington
hospitah- Very fne vocal aad Instrumental tal-
cent has been engaged. signors Seydel will
aing (among otherS) selections from the opera OF
Beuy, and also ehuoert's SeFenade. yungnickel
violin. A mission fee will be charged, and the
psoceeds, without deduction for expenses, will
be devoted to TIE sick and wounded Bee ad-
vertisemeRt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
fuRfH8R FROM EUROPE.
(Psr Steamer City q New Ysrk,1

rhe Rnr,,sh ,on,n.,. 80. IL
American afsirS. 'e'' '''ae W 10y vi
The Lou1on Time, tre.ts IN. att, =, c,,,..
Court Horss a most In mi discoresn,s -
n. rn.x un-
continued Violations Of sbe Isws ~ nson - IN, ,S
Uni ed states navy, and comnls,ns ~ E.,i Rn .e
sells apathy. -' - N'
Of w ales with the Princes xiensndrins ~ me-
marx, will take place next spring. ~
been csrr,ed sv.v ny ~ wo 70. al plymouth had
Inoland. =. NV ri@he OF
- r.Axc,
The Moniteur, In psrssr.pa. s.,S a, =. ,,,,,
AsIu vice of the insolsnt sh.s~s ~.
Consequence Of The dsmareon,o sne PSs.so; !.
IL the duty OF the Frsncs 6oysrnnsns 80 a. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

Nor DrAn-1sSsw Ssss: I nstiosa A siast
Lieut. Ohss. B. Psarsoa, q che 81 New York
a% ,ss ~. s1i e: r. a. u :.
Sssds sround, vas % "a dssss q mss ina
carry HIN 70 sargeoa, McFariaa's headquarterI
that part Of ne aela where hcDoweii ioss %
heavily. His wound 10 In the back of the mech.
somewhat afecting the spiae, % he hat no uss
Of bis legs or arm. He had received attsatien
from those Of has fellows Who las arouad him,
but whose wounds were not % sevsft o. his The
surgeons did noseonsidsr his case d.psnieaco
Quartermastef Generals Department.
OrE OCULAR. ORR DoLIA1g ON DOLLAR,
SO to the Dollar store, 436 Penna. avenue, near
Of jewelry and .iI1er. pIssed ware, sn6 take your
choice Tor one dollar - 0Stw&
TEE PRIZE Stationery Package, Manufactured
at the Dollar Store IL the best In the market CON.
aiming more and better stationery, and moro At
tfactive and useful jewelry than any other ever
offered. Suffers and pedlers should see them,
sep. Slws
soLpIlRs, ATTENTION Pain, disease ana ex.
posure, with bot climate, muddy water and bad
diet, will be unavoidable, but armed with Rol.
loway's Purifying and strens thening Pills you
can endure all these and sun retain good health
Only Is centa per box. H. a.. 4-'.f H. 40
Mss.ns; A; =; Hall Z Co., have renovsl
snelr sock a India Rubber Goods nom their
branch store, 306 Pennsylvania avenue, hack 70
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pleased to receive orden by telegraph or mall for
any ana all Of the various articles made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percha. Orders Win be
forwarded by any express companv's lightning
train, and arrive In In twenty -four hours ekSapsy
70 our citizens than they could be sold here
send on pour orders and have them hlled ct man.
ufacturef's prices az Messrs. n. A. Hall & Co.'S
warehouse, (vhere they have the sn.1sss assort.
mens OF India Rubber Goods In ne world } IS
MIA stress, Boston, Man. may 10-M,wL0
THl INDIAN HxRB DocroR, from Canada, win
deecfibe diseases and tell his patieus the nature
o. their complaints or illness, witho0t receiving
snstefioa " advice. Once, No. IL ,Washington
building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Seventh
street, Washing ton, ID. G. au 25-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
GOV. MORTON, OF INDIANA, CALLS OUT
THE MILITIA.

CINCINNATI, sepsembers Conductor w oodsll
made a reconnaissance yesterday with an engine
on the Kentucky Central Railroad. He proceeded
to point ten mikes north Of eynthiana, where he
discovered three men, who, upon being hailed,
said they belonged 70 Georgia regiment.
He Afterwards discovered their camps, but 90
much hidden by bushes he could not make out
their numbers.
dispatch from Falmouth, one O'Clock this
morning, SAYS that scouts report the rebels within
four miles Of that place with artillery
A dispatch dated Pomeroy, Ohio, says Spencer
Rosne, with a company Of Va. troops, surrendered
to Guerilla Jssp kins. Colonel Rsthbone's COM
mand were taken prisoners on Wednesday Jen-
kins entered Ravenswood, Va, crossed the Ohio
at Burlington . Island, and came down to Racine,
Ohio. He kiMsS one man, wounding two, and
stealing twelvo horses. He then recrossed the
river at Wolf Bar, and encamped for the night.
The people Wsfe rising to resist further attempts
Of the rebels.
Later reports say they are crossing at Racine,
and coming dosHn on both sides.
ssPatcn Auo felnt Pheasant, 70 the Mill
tarv Committee ut GalHpous, says the conten ding
forces are now In sight Of each cner TIE
enemy are sid to be nine hundred strong, and
nsts battle ID imminent.
Gov. Morton has ordered all male citizens be-
tween 10 and as, residing In the border counties,
to organize the mselves in military companies, To
repel invasjon, ssr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
GIVE ME A CALI

az ytdI.i, ned rs.psetfsi1 informs his
ii: We i-fnownrs abb: sa sn "a FL. ssg NA
s e: s.s Isss d: and + "a, hssa I'd
U beddins the mat oh. Zoe uYeFERs The Chsss-
ls ,1 BAYS uld produce, in his hmous orssks al
4 viii receive BY tae steamer James Guy, from
ftoey rom, tvics week. Q fresn supply, indie
sess vi" sSe e Io asa ar
:. .s isv' nsI.r heretofore isisa to do. inds1snd-
MY aTTan:eincnIs arc no comp ete that it can
COP, With any house IN the United states
sns DO ,a..r. sns pfT. e
isTI i,s ~ the iowos' cash prices.
w y asep n,o On !. ssno hns s.sortraen. fresh
ma s1S p. ssi .. e.svt q ia SsSss .sd fi
INDUOEMENss 40 VOLUNTEERS.
MAYORS OYp1cs,
WaSsfasfos, September 2. n67
tefI enlIslnrn. under The set spSfovea ksruss
. lsSi entlt 60 : sot mating sIfIopfiation for
rose istsrs.ted mat saey may b. fSunS ~ npi abs
ONCE Of Thomas L Lloyd. no. 476 seventh st
sI ,bs 10 ard os st;, I ,s len End
Be- made to pay and lscs,ys the roaaties Sfsrsd b.
;. he bsuntiss ard.f tai. 90. are br il. terms
limi Cd SGT to IsislnE to q cir null Complement
sas Plat ss Ssss1 sas
additional reE,Taspntss' r,,ov,
wm. R.f fHs's OF Aldermen
Board Of Common Council.
f kkaaEEs F. T fb.Gs2is' s.
,,ou.,n on part II Cisssns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

REsIaNATaON OF xKRAr0R SIMMONS.
faovlozAc1, Sept. e.-senator simmons has
redgned, and the Legislature has eLscted Lieut.
Governor Arnold to all his place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

DzATHs OF soLprxRs.-The following have
been reported since Our last,
VIM. Moss, company ist, s&th N z.
Josiah Cowiev, Sth N Y. battery.
9 McLaug him, .4th BROOKLYN.
eerxr z. w. Cowell, company c, lst We. cav'ry.
George Freeman. ssh Maine battery.
Richard Foster, company 9, 10Th Ind.
sergt G r, lilies, company A Hist Penn.
Thomas McCabe, compsoy @ Goth NY
Frederick Kohief, company n, lo3d N. Y, was
buried from the barge Planet. ~.
A ldier, unknown, was buried from the barge
Michigan, on-the 5th.
A soldier, unkuown, died In transit nom ne
south side 81 the Potomac to Washington, and
was intefred ~ the undertaken for the Govern.
ment. q sl4z- -. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

DIsERTERs AND SIRAesLERs About noon
to-aav detachment Of SCOTS Cavalry, under
command Of Lieut. Mix, paused down the Ave.
nue., having In charge about thirty Eve deserters
and stragelen from the army corps Of Gensrsh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
LOST AND FOUND.

:; sss6;si 9 s. ;s g:
So 81 go q 8. :..::!
lO 81 g; s e s ~ s q s:is e
Dst si 49,: e. g. ss sRi zee 81 ~
SO 81. ~ ss isSs g ~; 8; I.
/ a dnss :. s., ,cayTIo ., ,Asy 0N. Paon
!s%!sr is stsosi AZ, ossss-ssiaI Ss:ss % sS s1s
sss 9i i sas :p e z.
8 s!st. ANNA 8 LEWIS.
$40 ! ss,fiS%AsD.ss.ysd ...y 4, lE "a =. ..b
vo mali sss sssides iear miins .'. x1g
saG5 c.sssn VIM q The D..is, PoIos
III ''''' "i r'' P.. <: :S0 Ta Issasd
az nc c6 1i' y.. q re s.h ,nstant ron 60
long - n sss': ' 81. :.sa. 'e i sss ID
!: &; sss q 9 + :;
81 50 ss SS AZ p :sS:is:s, .s'y e. q
Pun. Cow, With bo,h Of 1hsr ears ems R4H6
i..a!asd o .ss :aS: e sn' soi 18th
.:ss.: v.en : eae os'I'si 2. HAMILTON.
F0UnigNsoa The morning Of the Ith september,
vito leather hater;on virginia ave ne, ~
ovnsr va Dlease come 70 wafd, prove properly.
ss e. ~, Meo oan T.. .s' 6,s
Os ssss 9Th and nh. near ,ns Ps:sps 9ss::
COO REWARD.-Lo,t, on Che Sth lnstant,
rScsET Book u KIsi af esi r. n ssoTss,SXn
sLeaa1ry notes and postage curreaoy, anu A O d
SSeione eonte,slns bll! Of lsdng iior o,aD from
fEs.a'd WIZ Be Psla for iis dsiivsry q the sts!
osEIstayed,s vay from the ow. or. on the
IL 9Th OF Septembes, forenoon, yesterdsy - =
Sy0anE MAkEs tooli,) ears cd; dark S
oemr9n. kmsr,esn ssdd.e; SiiuS BRIDE; sd head
IA, Any Isfso On returning him 70 Droser's est
y sne pisHioutins Reservoir. vii be given 90
.sss.--l THOMAS RILEY.
STRhYE1 on FOL. EN.-on. Tussdsy nj. ht,
sfr, s' rs 10 or septemoer, from 20 s0S sd aeyA
bs Srs.od 1, Two , 10 No. ,assr
Other, 2 large vhhe Cow, " tn gre fish resi-; and
JOIN e al N6 'is; So is h:,
EOUmp..on thu 18th oil August, q ANAL lisa. her
Fave 3 Ea ts ;s re 9sn.f
FOR sSis an proving property AID
IS sd. Es% Sls1s5 T.. q ass, sH saturday
;::i;S Hai s. ssiS iss ss s Is;.rn . .SC.A
3. AD''AN' Sos Fourth street, Wsahtnstel, %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

PRIsoSRR.- sptsin George Thirleton, OF
teis city, was not killed, as reported, near the
Rappatannock, but Is a prisoner in Richmond
HIS trends viii In his baggage at the resi debcs
OF usrtermsster ]. A. King, corner OF Twelfth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

RELEASED -0fcer Joseph b Newland, vka
was sent 70 the Old Capitol q few days since for
refus ng 70 arrest man said 10 have attempted 20
kidna two contrabands, was released yestssdAy
afteruonn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
aAa haAA

In this city. or the ID instant, By ne Rev Mr..
6hrath MT JOS h sOBEkIs to Miss NAH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

A DIsoRpERLI FELLow.-Lsst night, Timothy
Mshony, Of the. Pa Cavalry, got WHISKY some
the Provost Gusfd tempted to carry him 70 the
guard-bouse. He resisted manfuiiy and ths
gus,ds had great difarulty with hin He cfeste6
considerable excitement on Tenth street, near E.
and the guards were fearful Of being Obliged TO
hurt bim. Fortuns'ely for the prisoner. Pstrol
man Lusby came to their aid, and put his ufppers
upon Mahouv's wrists, which ended his aahtinR
until he was lodged IN the station no ne. There
down BY the application of the Potomac water.
Yesterday AID last night great many soldiess
managed 70 Get drunk, notwithsnndina the esder
70 prevent the sale Of spirituous liquors. The
arrests BY the Metropolitan Polics Of soldiers
drunk and disorderiv were qIits numerous, be-
sides those Of the Provost Guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

PERSONAL Com. w. Bankhead, u. q. N;
Generals Bsyafd, Reno and Msnsfe d; Lieu.
Colonel NC curry, OF Pa ana hon. w. Kel-
lev, Of Pa are al wfllsrds,
Briga6ier General Newton 10 az K!rkvo-ds,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

W.o, NHTlCES
w AOl EsALE AND RETAIL GROCER
TIE subscriber, having recently completed ths
erection OF mis- new building, on the site OF his
Iormsr premises tdesnoyod By IRE some time
unce} beEs TO call the attention Of his Old frieDds
40 tho public Generosity TO the fsos, and 20 remind
thcm OF Lis ability to serve them IN oil branches
GENERAL GROCERY TRADE,
having ample room and increased ABILITIES 70
nAnsact busine.s.
He has recently returned rom the various
Nerthsrn markets. vhsro he has carefully sslsotsd
FAMILY SROCERY. - TINE
and, having purchase1 exclusively for cash, can
offer peculiar Induoements, both g - DrioS and
susIity:
AIS stock Of Fine Teas. Wines. Lissors, Sugars
Of ell grs1eg. Spioes.
Rolrbep, MononE ahsls, and Rye whisksy.
fruits, Mustard, >eaoos Wooden Ware, 30,
Arc 81 os REST Description, AID al adAltsd 70
jesse B, WILSON,
No. 3S5 PennayivAnlA svenIo,
a. botWo9a in n m nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
NEW AND sIMPLIFIkD METHOD POR
~ PIANO FOk1E ANo SINGING.
ALA

New l .s9 FF1s a4hE 1sBD ! MfEssSP
Prsfss,c. ALhxANDER wOLOwsEI. Pr
the London Exhioihol. and opsns af5T67
S,;s tfs time r s.S M ssd E
.,s.em. person hsylns on sliEht knovledse Of
Vel a. classical music WITH faTe Isrfecsioa'e
70 the voe.. part. 6y nus way OF vooalizstion no
vI ey. sOcG,sssssd ans sSs q , Of Ana
s S':i e. ~ rem sa g
ss.ool . 80 =. --.--.- - -. "A ls-lm
THE METROPOLITAN BAJH ROOMS,
FoSfs u 81. asd Pa. CO., Der la aad iSti sts
f0R LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Are nov open and really for al persons Who de-
re ~ E 81 Coia' snower' steAms VAPor ana Med
AZ great eIlsnss thsss Baths have been fitted =,
Sslse q as ss .9S
q Hethisf koSms - ever opened T. any psoic N
kll sTs invited 70 call and see for thsmsslvs..
10 Open fronea . sntil1o , m; on Scndavs
%sS.s an &c H. aesss 81
NsS ass 6 s:s,ssi
!ss oranoa-.: = IN B-lm
RAsx2LgR's SCHOOL OF THE 00MPANY;
is. vSisni:sr. g.ad Book. London q o.u,.
Lisas inmntry Drh OF the unted States Army
Qpny,s volunteevs' Camp and Field Book, % on. :.
Col Marey's Memoir 90 swords. london % efs J.
MRgf1th on the Art Of War, London = = o. -.
yfs NS.i, Nauen.l school Of tue soloisr seoss.,
yhs lnfa1srg MauAais London al, G..
Ssses.s ORDERS Army Of tas Os.mes London,
Col SssOy's C:usoss for Company and BstsslIion
Br.s.:s.s ssssss :ad sssir s....... L..a,u
Msli.:Saas esnsaisns Of Haamhsi, Ascdon,
49, $500 nm 49, ..-~ ~
Campbell 3 son, Il a. q
s4S ee1 P1MasYIvAmA 1AvnNgl. . T5as
aA.pAs s isfs;'1 ~ ;:ss zss I; sso Dol,
.....sHHox 1hssszrg-z ~ = !
~ - Esal.&NH ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
No Confirmation of the Ruuored
Crossing Of the Enemy
. into Maryland.
GEN. POPE RELIEVED FROM THE COMMAND
OF THE ARMY or VIRGINIA.
HIS ARHY CoasOLlpaTgD WIFE GEN.
BURNSIDE'S, AND ALL PLACED
uADER GEN. MeCLRLLAN.
GSn. Burnslde Continued IN Command
OF his svn esrps d'armee.
AecLELLAA's ARMY PROMPTLY n
NOTION. @

Uptoa p. m. to-day nothing Whatever, we ,p-
prehend, had reached here, ofacial or unof,cial,
to cohArm the floating stories OF q rebel invs,ion
Of Maryland, In force.
Msjor Gen. John Pope has been relieved from
the command Of the Army Of Virginia and or.
desed to report to the War Department for other
duty. His late army has been consolidated with
that Of Gen. Burnside, and all placed under
Msjor Gen. McClellsss command. Gen. Burn.
side continues in command Of his own troops as
one Of the corp, d'avmss OF the consolidated
army.
We have further to add tina. Considerable
portion Of the consolidated army il already in
motion, and bids fair to NEE, the rebels again
In battle a. soon a. they are reached wherever
o.sy may Be In forces point upon which there
Is great uncertainty here at this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

ssoosD WARD STATION CAsYs-BsSo,s Jssttsx
O. 'rE WIN Herring and Thomas CahiIl, drunf,
turned over to the military. a. M. anI, grand
larceny jail. Thomas Lewis drunk and Az
orderly; nnsd % ChsrIes Manshe.d, Ass ole,
jail AugoGus Fenno drunk; dismissed. Joan
montz, ciso.derlyi fined So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

MORE MILITARY OasANzkIfoys AT meet
ing Of The employees Of the government Printing
and Binding Departments, held on Thursday
last two companies were rganized and the fol.
lowing ofncers elected:
Cover meat Printing Omcs.-Captain, James
Englist; Lieutenants-R %. McLecd and Cha.
y. Lowrey; Sergsa1ts-DanielH arbaugh, Nofval
w. King, Charles ID. parsons and John Miller;
Cor porals-Ricnard A Cfonia, A. G. Seaman
VIM. & Scott and Thomas Harper
Government Binde,y Captain, Geo P 6o1 !:
Lieutenann-Chsrie. Lemon and John Byrnes
sHgesnts-varden Bishop. Jas r. Blesknev,
Thee Walmsl y, yoha L. Rocksy; Corporals-J,
A. Psfk ne, Nm. Scott, Beverly Hartford, Israel
somers and James Wet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
PATI,E!sN;'.s cAty ,!Id S Dai !, cents:
In Il ma of war n n,

Mocisllan's Earorssn C.yslry; a1a5,
Alnslee'g Cavalry sensai. Londop 81 certs,
Brush csyssy 1egnIsttons, r.. don; Sah.
con; Is,
Military .sultation. London; 90 cents,
Csrbt ., Pfstols and Lance Exeroise, London r
aoebias Cavalry Cstec.,ism, London q 6,
turner on Tiaining YounS Horses, London, 81
NoIsa's Cavalry. ,ts History and Tactics, London,
Cen UsGks's Csvalry Tactics. vols; 80.
Ysomsnry Rssulations. Loodo'; % 70. s.ss 3
soc FRANCG TWINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
GEOkGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

dW> enc. ,.--
~ hitting, there will BE- vlne seryics IN sbe
DUN barton str.et N. Z. Church, Georrefo m
Ho,MOkROW, (Sabbathl 1t N .. m., eSo ~ -
m. 1he sebbefh School and he CSss 60 viii mai
~ ussei' IN tho sevs.l rooms attached 10 the
CANAt PACEEH BOAT FLYING CLOUD
WI leave Wtlams'
maLxes house Bridge, 6esrEetoVn. S11'23ii:5
y. Css MONDAY, w ednosd4J and Fri
gay pornings for Point koctG and. on return.
WI letve fclnt Rocks for 6eorgetovu TucsdsT
SnNreQay ana eeturdsy mornings, att o,clock All
nelShts lett In WilliAms caro- via Be Attended, to-
au5-lmr ID HJFfI -, We
NO1IOE.
fALL Peraons are hereby noti6 fed that from this
oete. VIII PAY no bt contracted on nv Account
oy Any person vkatsva{ snless authorised oy ma.
W..hlnstes. D. o.A1ssst Ia. isss .sti
TO ARMY AND NAVY 5 HaEIFEIoEk > :.
s,i'i f ysut Ss;eSSS e on
o. AZ ess;nt 81 e R RHB CAMP BEATING AND
e f2fkNs pSsESSysssffs s..pfSSssEiIrS SSSSS
BAKE QVENS-sbey are great eool omI ssrs q
fusl md for b.sihs and roasting meats. Pies. bread
For sale " solsssls and Retail y l5-s9
BI3B q 90.
oAomofe stovo 6o1Se.
~ o0to a enu fof BAluH ore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

FousD This morning, once5 csrrabee picked
NJ IN the strett on the Island two bsgs, one con
tanning letters for the mali and Tie Other letter,
mostly for men In BrsmhalI's battery HookerS
dlvition. A boz containing papers belonging a
tue CommtsssrYs Depa tnent was also found by
Alfred SHED. The articles can he had by apply,
Ing to the Superintendent Of Police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

HE RE-cRosSEs AFTER KILLING ONE
MAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

THE GUERILLA JENKINS CROSSES THE
OHIO AT BURLINGTON ISLAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

Our FAIR Yousa CoRRxsPoNpusrs of the
Fouyts District school should address their com.
municaticn TO tbs Board Of Trustees Of the Pub
Ec Schools, and In CONNECTION vita the proceed.
tngs Of that Board, Il will be very likely TO re.
ceive the desired publicity. 80
They will readily perceive that II We once
opened the door to the controverEv In our COL
nmns, outside the doings Of the Board, is might
TJa o. intsfninsbly
Oae shing more--tbeir communication, though
neatly and prettily written, covers both sIdes o.
tie paper. In writing fer the preas hereafter
thew should boar In mind TO write on one side
only Of ihe paper, q rule by the way, that should
be taught In all oar public schools, together win
few other plsin rules for the preparation Of
rnatter intended for publication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

EACH OTHER, AND BATTLE
IMMINENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

Tns EDWARD EvsRrTr L,rps.aY Asaoct.
9ioNJ-Thts Associate q resumes lis meeting,
<sffeS 90 acJournment during the simmer season
st the Academy, corner Of n and Tnirteenth sts
this evening: An Invitation 10 extended 70 shos,
visaing 70 join TO oe presens 90 that occasis
TIE high hienry standard borne By this societ,
duhnR the stx pears Of In existence 10 vei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

CAPTAIN MALACHI sx1rrx, whose name wa,
mensloned Ia yssssrday's Star a. one Of ths part,
Poedb Tnssfsr, We ara informed BY he o0ss
vho made The arrest, conducted hl0seaf Ia n
osdsrly end gentlsmAnly manner thfooGhout, s1<
s ne e q. us soa