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Hsnbsss,p.- yIate.

or stEt 8tetOT, GeRsraI IS. Sa6fiun in BiaSeEt
eastn 20, So ntcIoen
pic @agnfhattt4 Der gopntht geora,n, scrferep, Sef-
Soae, 5aTop, Sase, Buckingham, 9~tuaults, Bats, %oSe
briSBt.. @us85anp, SotetOurt uub Grais.
2tt %en. tel:Fb g. SOnnitpn in sfanaFaS 6obsn ib III
Die Nannitatten Der Gountits 6atrfar, QpuSpuu. fou.
aHgter, prince Biltant, Rappabann06. 6 ,iseUcr, @obifon.
g!ssns, Sganss, @tsemaris. 1mS,rit, 9%telion, Gompb,a,
graolOn unb Der StASt 9gnaSrro. o''
Eet benz 9sntral &. 8. 6olA,.s in Hr,eeriSsbur, bohsr
I'D 81 r1sIben: ~
De, Die @agni4af5sn Der g9nntts STAFFORD, @sOtfhpania,
1i9niono, va CATER, gher, 9tSoIeier, QouiIa. 6luvauS.
Soodlono, @arrser uno Ser Stab 6rtberidsSura,
iu melSsn: '' wv" Jug
Die SfanNitafttrb tr gountits 9 atrif. 6tnrp. Nrorffir
gtttlSlpsnta, .9aItiar, sltGltnturs, Srurstpid, Qnnenburo'
Spartottt, YrIlte 9orparo, APPROXIMATION, s~1uttprpos, aI1,Ii5'
eunlotrl1ro, Buckingham, aVp6atsr, gbcferf,iS Sin
ptebis, @resnSStRe, Suftr, S-oufbomgtsn, S,rrS tqsIs ~
@'t9bt, 5tanisrono, Sorfulf, &runceS ann. @rirr, Nenrs.
unS Der StaSt 9etsrs6urs. ~
III mel6sn: S"''" Ut"
Dt. glanni8aften Ser Gounttts g6arles Gfts, Tev Sent.
SSSnss SUa. Ntn9 aSIllon, Rlng ano 2ussn, &Iouc.ffsr,
Dtatpeipa, Gltjabetb Gttp uno 9Bdriuif.
Die Sftlij Der ~fpisenben gsGnti.S brsrfeu i'd scrI5uf
MOI u nislotrt, Etulien nd a6sr in S,reii6at koItsn. e.
oaIe soa 9tH. p. petb deer gsn. 8. 91arIsoa einr bts,
5olbt5e Sreer auSstbt: Wv"
Ste Counties 9ileS, 4luurpr Srr,rhri.r ss,.-.~
mel. 9ttSopsl, Satstbt, Dotbt, g5sominS, sBaIbinstSn
Tun4, iSStit, 6rhanan, Scott Un6 0es.s
@m YEN 3tnctjsoitselabe " NontereS in 6is6(oub
eouh!p naseft it9 eIriutHben, uM ibre &nrtf,nb,if 1rS ,p,
1tttsre Sreer an Sen. g0porb 9psnipr ~ Ssri4ts, Sr
%betnost: '"'" T'S9'""' SU"H'9'
Die @annf&aftsn Der Counties 6tsbtaas, gensr.t,n Il
ssf 0sn @enOqsOpsplabt stss 8air sroxns mas, sid.
a,oao eaSsi ita e~ingnFnosn unS be- SsnsraI gDinStr ~
Die s1oHuf4aften pom 6earieo Gsnntv xsS s,r e.,h,
Si&HtOnt. ' b" ." Staot
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9ruclamotiUsts

~ lSa oe sRtSt Der tc'oetcn Sberifs urb ScraeontS
Gtn, lnlre stSpmutelte gBaH,u irotri% soTf oo,frS trt
S.aatee en- BEN 2eiutont Sscnsral III ubcra,a&cu. une
tS'ne eR lclstr Sbt'iF 2esr Str1.slt, Der pcriduat rec
30 ~ EeSert, eeH StNtrruHeen htIts Woes nodumtcaztn,
w Va Stne StTate ron riht n tniatr ole eirbuaeerI Ssaars
ING met Mehr as luufSrn trt DsHars %perfdgCn. bic pcn
I'm aut AHtrd9 BED StIaleENaaltS bi cjucr ;tbpt6siGcn
ahLuVolsahs rpr Der EsuIt Der SpuRtp ebsr Corporation,
IN Der sr Spbnt, III sabltn fnb.
Sttl's Stiss icG ,pn isiNrr SafFrurs an in Kraft ItiH.
Cine espt stS @tGtste. H
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9rcclsRahpasa


see W~HotrHt"re ppR Strsinten.
Die @tEeral alsmtFy psa Girsiuits Sat Elm
~'''E ssIsrt, Die NaNRsHns uRS giareiburo
efr "tlttari'AfR @trsittrdfts Ger Ss~sm vrwrsIf5
ntlr'F'H', auF S,Iaes bic sutta 9hrstr Ster,s
Sta"tes aRgsl'ssKtltAR eufmerEan semest
"eresH. Seer Sirssr n Direct ustr irSirtct
BET BEN YrSpiRsHcH StEcttsR tat.teIart. nuS "a
y sen Sr'Ssr @j&tist,tt, Sa6 isSe SSIfs1ri.
Fans BEN mtt S'r aH'FibruHs bee @,issts &c.
sutIr"steE BtsTtsH ertbstIt Htrst, sA~it litfel.
s'" tttsH S~erpft&tuRssH sswiStnsaFt rs&Frw.
mtn t0RrtR. Differ SrpclaD atipx ID ,tne Us,
isftFf sts S'tr'Etnssn geftSrs uRs Der Gss,ral.
0resrS sss %siaiaxt GsntrafS btfs,fxst. &c
~ nsn srub'r &tatistsit. sa6 stt(.H Srsers
sHnftttRF 6sls, SsteiRst xsree.
(|~1 StSsSeu RRtsr wetn.r 5aaS uub
6. 9 nnttr Benz St,a,I SeS etsst,t ~
' RiamSxs. an 10. nan 1862,
ann i'm acknowledgment Sabre Der GommOu.
Wsetts, SUbn Qetdsr.
SHr Pen 9Vsp,rzeur:
StFrse Is. 0uHfurb.
Stnats'S ,eretar.
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D%trioHnl. 8eidrsibuns Der entRobsnRu
H~IefSu6rDso

btiVhiH ufg tUIIlDDenfn
6sfansenea.
9a"ss u. gilmore 1T etpa 81 Sobr alt, flnj
6uS JsRn bic II 5u5 bod, bat blaus auatn,
Sunties 5aar, BAT zine Nar6e ib.r ems Der
@uasn NnS ssbt stpas %einwarts.
Nnsren SuGtoan, elm 9rlGnper son @,6urt
bat cine eHntIt @tFbt1fdrbr, it 81 Bis % 3obr
oIt,uns 1T stwa f'de 8nS bod.
S. Calvin 6enrp il tfpa 20 9abr aft, bot
BRET bis oisr Ben bod. op
3oiepb '6oantr III "a otcr 25 9a6r oft, ia,
rotees paar, 1T stSoa finf 6uB 6 bis 8 a"G
sod NIB trdst tiue Uniform, OU
ISM. @Iart 1T Elm gantst, ttpo 2s oA.. o.
5abr alt, fanf 5us 8 OOer 8 Rod bon b"t M. n.
poars nnO aH1en, mo Gatte, ais tr srt, rh+'
rinsn fawarJsu Hcd an. V''
3Oiep1 Ssatr, Elm Snabs BON Is qosr,n IN
ft''a pier 6ab iifs'H bic 8 GOD bUs, sOx tsa.r
3aHtfarSI Hns isbr UOatm @efSt
S0bn s8tuiaws it stya 81 nnsr go a,t~ -.
son suttm @sussrsn, BOD fann miss ssit.r
HOtr 0%s"lsIOfR a"stSebsR werosn.
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@a1iirt am I2tsn Se5ruar 1852,

Sci s8 te,6lO1tn our6 Die g.ntral yEemblp. has h,r
,9euperneur bieicr Commonwealth btratit au%tpfifrf vnS
i%rfua. Stros, Die Sbeutfa uno SergeantS Der serf6itb.nrn
fFscuntes UNo gorporationsn ~ SeranldGer, fooI,ib oT,
seH Stoate girsinien poer ben @pnf6oerirten Stoottr ~.
srborissK Rusttten, 9itoen, S0bel uno anbert gIoffsn
ginSuiaHreln, Die lid iebt in ben eanotn sn gerIoItu in
ilren reIpectioen Counties uno eOrpprationen 6efinbsr. bic
Ha,ht I'M attioen Dienft tsben, uno bislel6sn iOgIei5 an BEN
Asjutont @sneral bieier Commonwealth gu u6erntohen:
DiftS @tieb fnott jeopb nidt ohf biz 28afen anpens
eng, Die Opnt GpuoerRCur furSlth CUR Bspafnuna Der
sl.ien Der berldleceHen g0untleS, Stlbte ODER Supns
YIN O~FsnliGen Sdsube Sertbeit Dur6en.
FUR IoIbs Dienitletltunaen loaen bic Sbsrifs ODER Str
,eant5 Az stasr @nti66bieuna BON 25 Gsnt5 fur ieoe eiude.
ilRmeIEe uRO eingelteftrte ~ .sftte; 8udIe, ISABEL pbtr i,z
Ses 9aor 9iftOlen ~bertdtist fein unb iOlsn ioltt Fore,s
rangtn, Henn ron BEN &olutant sc lerol uNtu;,itn,t NM
IN S]OuYsrnsur eHeoritrt, aus Der StaatsfaiTs Queb,iobIt
,arben.
= QS,sn CO Scn benz @ouuerneur Vsrlonot r,irS b,r SIN
rber.roen olleG gslebts nabWfor1uten, ipG ed nj, SfiAt
acr bisrju GufgeforesrteE Sbsifs uno Ssresonts isin. Of
antiae an3eise in tbr:n rep. G0ualieS un6 Gprpnrotisnsn
maiden, NORM age Scripasr, Delde fold. in 81 ss g."
-nos &BafTen ia 5dH5en baben, aufseforoert nerbtn be-
,e!beu EoeleiG or rem betrcftHbcn Sberif pssr SsTossr,
a~5yuliefern unb wtnn trsenS 9sraanb, Der Iol6e SBoSsn
- 56notn Sat, %oeriaumt, ~oteIslben innsrbal6 Der n6hft,m
jrp1n,ts So1e, pom Sage Der Qualification eieI, s1or, an
& geIe6Het, bIsfslbsn an ben bsLrefeH6sn SberiT so.r SER
! giant a~bJuItefsn, 10 il er FUR cine isbe mid! a6aslieferts
unO bel ibm Sorscfunsene $tnSfete, Sa6fe, S6SrI sbtr il.
| oeS Saar yiftoien IN cine $trafe pcn isbn DsQorS Serfsl
4 .er, WKb HeRn cine IOE8e Ssisn IN &ilit6rbisnftt Ssrs
= }atAtst 1T 10 fsa bieieLbe lC9lets in bnR attlsen RieRk fsr
we SsHtr zee ErhstS S4'ssS SesssH.
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/ Grseutis Department
| TI1mDno, 8a., z. R6r, 1880 -

Sober S5srif unO ale 9%icienisen, Y.l8t nit Dem Gin
lagnlsln e9h Staatspafen beaufrast fnr, psrDfn SSiT :
,GOI; y. 0tmmO6, 8ismOnb, Ba." SoIsn - a. IiSs'llt;
lait16'n. Dt. eur6 Sas GiniaMmtln, 8trpe nm Inv, ~
&ranapOTL 'ntfttbsnesn lntOFsX nerSen sts.n 5Suitha n
gsRtbAlist Spbr q.+A.-
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%rUclomatipn
psS SoAosrneurs SUR 8trst Ten.

Der @rscutto- gsG6rre otefes Stontes N pf,
Nl@ri&t 1usesansen, oas Ssmes y, etmnrs
AnOrep 5uui0on, s. @aluin 5enrp, cfoiepb
Saantr, "sridteOsnsr Strssben ansetiaat ODER
osrttts uberfiArt, aus Otm @efGnsnis Der @tobt
gE'snOnO sntlprunssn fno unp fb ttkt o,i
tp'ten' 6ubs bsTneen: tvesSaI6 Id btsrnlit eint
9sioRnhra Don finf uno stsan3is Dollars Dem.
tentaen ofertrs, Ger irafuo eEnen Der G~,roat,n
6ln%tIin8s o%erbafttt unO in eas 8.fSnsnis Der
Stoot NtSmone a~blisftrt. unp id forbere bisr.
mt tfrnsr alr @ioil unb Mtlifar. 8ebBrp,n
otsl'f Staotss, isrs einsn isrcm StpoAner bes-
!st0sh aht @us6 anf3HetsteH, mm Oitis uebeIt6G,
ter Ju S%er6nfttn HuO lur CITRATE "a brins,r'
CC) 8sss6en untsr nsinrr 6Snt ,ur
Z. .. untsr ctm Sits,f Oes Staates ~
t' stt@ROn0, am IS. Ssbruar 1862
unO i'm isaennOG@tjisRsn Ssbre Der Gomn0nz
Wsalte. SOsn &staer.
6ur hsn @ouSsrneur:
9sOr8s %. Ut unforb,
StaAts. SecrefGr.
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SPECIALIZATION
bss SOxOsrnssrs Oon Sirsinisn,

Dur& Ella 9sieB Der es8tsGAtRr sts1.r GSme
monSsaltb. paiFrt Az l8ta Sage Dts ses,a,
""rtistH WSAats (6sbrssr), Sirs ksaiMmt, Oas
I" lssrr e'SHt9 nHs Cooperation siA gsriGi
sebi!sft ~trs'H isa, R.ass Die 6rAasE ab.v
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proc aHattox
Des 9ouperusurs son SiratRteu

Der er.eutjo, 8t66rbe III bic an,do: oes,rs,r hus
NpptrE GooolOn. Der in bent 9sfanan 8 NAN SGrroHnSS
TIN Sounlp Euf Die &nfla5e BON srSSeS 9icSfobI Bin M
lSBt auf freitrt guss bstnbtt; wesbal6 is bitrm;tt Inv Inv
S~atIosnuns BON G%tHbuHosrt Dollars btrienia.n scrIon sSsr
YsIlOEsn au5ltgs Die beiastsn &o6srt SoobioH Ssrbaftta
%IOresre bi,rmit ftrHtr. als Civil unO @tiit6r" 4 ,sSrhs rV
lOw { stntn jtetn Btmobner bists Static auf, gHts Snf,,
;uststrH, UNI Ss'a9tsn SOooiOn Du per6af!en unS ,ur s.rsS-
ten Sirdie 8u %brinssn. 500 '' S"'|'
8s8sben unttr mcinsr 5anb ale Gous,rrtur uus prtsr
- benz Siesst Der Commonwealth M SismSuS, an
Y =. 9tsn Sage 6es @priS 1861, uab i'm 8Sifsn SosTs
~ } Der GemmOaptaIt6. "'"9''
sur ben 8oassrneur:
George 81. @unfc-5,
Sta0tss Seeret6r.
@obsrt gsoeion 1T strsa fini urb Sttr3is SoSr alt s,s.
6us jnsi 9sl bod, BON itarfem mpsfai6II,nI S5TNsS I.es
spn onHtslsr SeltbtsfGrrb, Sat lapsrIe @uoen Hns gGAS
pdsr HHe Bart Szs leRt cine SauIsr stpas efa' NV F"
A a
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@ M o. WorRpn IT,,
T.. y. D. UNI &. 81. BON 8irsiRien.
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stn Sffst, bic HufEaSuNs uss Gtnr.ls
Bang Der mtlitGrtfa,x StrsittrSft. Bro
Staates Stratntsn b,trsfrne, palRrt am g,
Tebrudr 1852 " -" ="
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u ertattn a.

unDertatt n g.
Der u%rtsrridaete 1T ieBt I'M Sian6e, i,ssn suftrao tn
stnem,eeiSdfte aGeSulabrenunS Jrpnr 70 btais ale m6siib.
Cine @uSpabl son Sa1 gen III fortpibrenb s%Orr6tbte.
CIR Reuer, idpnfr Gobtenpdaeu nit einem eutSA
.fGtiSe: uaD rubt8en @feretn fur etpaisen @t61avd.
: Dis aufrertiamtett BON SOtclinbabern u. Ganitlttn piro
sltrIstet ouf ietne srose &uewabI pcn Watroben.
auSbeHetung Don Sstba'S, StibIen II. Sprtnamofras,r
%Speh preRpt eelsr8t. GranCiS 0aubt.
8rsaSjr., G6t Der 3ten Strase.
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Gin @t(es,

- X 5ttbuns etHeS Corps :6etrsffenS. II "
5urs baffetbt bic lid Mot i'm active
Ditnf ktfiabIt6tn Baffen bttfts State
Unb Der Gnnf6btrtrtsR Staater
etniammeIn ! II IaItn.
8a1irt am I2ttn Sesruar 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

The "WAR COMMITTEE OF Nkw York
Another meeting OF the "war Committee" ofthe
city Of New York was held at the rooms Of the
Chamber Of Commerce on Saturday afternoon,
Mayor Opdke In the chair. Prosper M. Wet
more, Chas. Gould, and Nehemiah Knight, who
who had just returned from Convention of New
England Governors at Providence, (R. ID made
The committee transacted its business with
closed doors that the details OF It's proceedings
are not yet known 10 outaideB.
The Journal OF Commerce says that the pro-
posal OF this COMMITTEE (com posed of gent e.
men, we believe, who are invested with no public
authority to raise fifty thousand men for Gen.
Fremont, whether the Government approves 10 or
dence in the committee itself. The President Of
the Chamber OF Commerce, at meeting Of that
body, regarded IL az proper TO explain that the
committee, although meeting at their rooms, did
not represent the Chamber. such irreeula rites
az this proposition are in-timed and wrong The
Government needs every exertlon Of every man /,
and ths proposal Itself Is likely to do great HARM
Mr.. Moses n. Grinnell, whose name was enrolled
among It's members, has sent the folio wing letter
Of withdrawal TO the chairman:
No. 40 Wal street, Nep York, Sept 6.
Dear Sir: The use OF my name az one Of the
"NationAl War Committee OF the City Of New
forkn was unauthorized by me, and desire that
it may be withdrawn; ana am the more desir-
Gus that this should be done for the reason that.
from what have heard OF the action OF the COM
mittee, Ii seems TO me that some Of It's proceed
creation, and would embarrass ratban than assist
the action Of the Government In its efforts 20 re-
duce the rebellion.
Very respectfully, your obi serv't,
Nj. n. GRINSILL.
Hon. George Opdyke, Chairman, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08
SENT TO THE OID CAPITOL

On Saturday afternoon twelve prisoners, fl
charge OF deputy marshal OF Illinois, arrived
here from that State, AID were handed over {,
the Provost Marshal, who sent them to the Old
Capitol. They are charged with aiding the reb
els and discouraging enlistments Their cases
Will at once be examined.
jeremiah Moore and w. C. Steers, of Fairfa,
county, were arrested on Saturday in attempt,
ing to communicate with the rebels, and wer,
brought to the city and sent to the Old Capito
prison.
John F. Willet, Of Prince Georges county
wa arrested yesterday by the Provost Marshal
for attempting to procure recruits for the sebe
army, ana sent to the Old Capitol.
W.. Burwell, Of Georgetown, was arrested
Tor the third time on Saturday, for attempting tc
induce Federal soldiers to desert AMI ioin tbs
rebel army. He has been under arrest twice be.
fore, and on each occasion took the oath of allie
glance when released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08
THE STRAGGI.ERa

Since Saturday morning the Provost Guard ha,
sent to the different regiments nearly 600 strag.
glers. On Saturday the city was flooded, but by
he judicious and energetic action Of the Provost
Marshal, comparatively few remain. Many Of
these stragglers were really worn out by long
marches, but others skedaddled from their regi
ments as they passed through, and were soon
found in the low groggeres, from whence the,
were taken and treated to a shower bath at the
guard house. AS soon as they appear In the
streets or In other places they are collected to.
gesher and sent under guard to the commander,
OF their respective corps. The same is the case
with the ofncersi all ht for duty and not here on
orders have been summarily sent to their com
mands. Special guards are actively engaged IL
patroing the streets day and night, visiting every
conceivable place where a soldier or officer NAV
be found. Tor the past two wee ks the Provos
Marshal's Office has been open for business at all
hours, day and night.
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GENERAL, EW ELI,

We apprehend that there can remain little
doubt Of the death of the rebel General Ben
Ewell last week. His leg was shattered at The
knee In the battle Of Friday Of the week before
last. 1t was amputated, and the surgeons ampu.
tating IL pronounced that he could not survive
the operation. A Union doctor, then prisoner
was told 30 by them, and was afterwards per.
United by them to view his body, being told a
the time that II was his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

A REBEL SCOUTING PARTY CAPTURED
On Saturday,a scouting party from rleassn.
tons Cavalry Brigade, crossed the Potomac in
the vicinity Of Leesburg, proceeding some ten OF
twelve miles inland, came in contact with and
captured Rebel scouting party Of fifteen, who
were brought to the city yesterday, and the Pro.
vost Marshal sent them to the Old Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08
THE LATEST.
JACKSON REPSHTED TO BE At GET.
TYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA.
THE REPORT IMPROBABLE
THE EXCITEMENT HERE DIMINISHING

No news OF interest from Gen. McClcllans front
mas reached here to-day. Our forces seem to be
In the vicinity of Rockville. The impression
that the crossing OF the rebes below Harper,
Ferry 10 a feint, increases hourly among milI.sry
men here, as delay In their movements. II de,ipn.
Ing an attack either on Washington or Bait.
more, il far more dangerous to them than to US.
We lear a rumor tia, Gettysburg, Pa has
fallen into Jackson's hands, but we see no reason
to place conf fence In It II but for the fact of the
apparent impossibility Of bis marching to that
point by this time, as astonishing marches as he
certainly has made.
Washington 10 to. day comparatively quiet, Il e
excitement Of last week (Which eliminated YES.
tsrday) having measu,aby died out with the fail
ure OF the rebels to do aughs astonishing in the
last twenty four hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08
DIED

DIED
On the Sth inst, MrE OWEN MURRAY, aged g
years.
Her funeral will take place on Wednesday. at :
O'Clock, from the residence Of her husband, corner
4 and 2tn SITS. 2tt
On Monday, September 9Th, Of typhoid fever
THOMAS Ii. KE1rHLEY, in the 9th year Of his
age.
His friends and acquaintances are respectfully in.
vited to attend his funeral take place to NOR.
row evening, at clock, from the residence Of his
father, at the corner of Third street east and VI
street south.
On Saturday, 9th instant, at o'clock, GATHER.
me TERESA, infant daughter of George W. and
Mary Virginia Hager aged days.
No more We clasp thee in our arms,
Or nurse thy little head
No more we watch thy gentle sleep,
For thou, our Katy, art dead
We loved her-yes, no tongue can tell
How much we loved her and how well !:
God loved her, tOo-He thought best
To take her to be at rest
God gave and God hath taken away
A child that was His own
child perhaps too much beloved,
And much dotted on,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08
NAVAL CAPTURES.

The U. s. schooner James T. Chambers can
tured the Rebel steamer Union, with a cargo 1
$50 bales Of covon, recently, In the Gulf. On
boarding her 1t was found that every preparation
had been made to sink her which was prevent
ed. Also, the Rebel schooner Corelia, from
Havana, with general cargo, bound for any por,
Into which she might conveniently run. She
sunk her Rebel flag and papers during the cha,e
Of five hours
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lor So.-we took occasion, several d

Nor So.-We took occasion, several DAYS ago.
to contradict the report Of contemplated Cabine,
changes, but 1t appears the rumor 10 revived, and
without reason, In the Baltimore papers Of this
morning, under the date Of Warrington II is
not necessary to again give The statement an un.
qualified contradiction. The letter In question
says: at Is supposed that in consequence Of these
changes In the army, both Secretary Stanton and
Adjutant General Thomas will resign" We are
satished this paragraph and Others In the "cor-
respondence" was erroneously attributed TO the
Associated Press
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DEAD.

The steamer Rhode Island, from the Gulf, ha,
arrived at Hampton Roads, and brings intelli-
gence OF the death Of Paymaster Jos. C. OlIphant,
OF the ST. Lawrence Acting Assistant Paymaste:
f. ID. Barton, Of the Huntsville; Acting A ssistant
Surgeon Samuel r. Gould, of the same vessel;
and Carpenter Jas. A. Kim, Of the ST. Lawrence
all Of yellow fever.
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RELEASED.

On Saturday the following prisoners In the
Old Capitol prison were released on taking II c
oath Of allegiance: IL. C. Register Of Baltimore.
A. M. Styles OF Rockville, James Owen of Bris
tol, Md, Richard Kuhn Of Baltimore, and 6eorpe
w. Clapsaddle Of Charleston, Va.
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DEATH OF COL. LARNED.

Col. Benjamin F. Larned, Paymaster General
U. s. Army, died In this city on Saturday last
His funeral will take place this afternoon at half
past three and his body will be- conveyed to Pias-
field, Mass. Col. Larned was public ofncer OF
undertaking rectitude, and his loss will be Sc
riously felt by the army.
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FROM l,EESRITRG

Two refugees, who left Leesburg on Saturday
night, reported at the Provost Marshal's on &c
this morning that they saw large bodies Of Con.
federate troops on the Maryland side, near the
Point OF Rocks. Longsireet's and Jacksons
divisions had got over.
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PERsoNAL-Hon. James II. Campbell, Of Pa
10 al Kirkwoods'.
General Wilcox, u. s. ", Mrs General Birney
and family, are at willards'.
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LATEST BY TEL6GRAPR
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New YORK, Sept 8, IIK a. m.-first board -
U 8 Coupons, 1881, sSK; seven and three tenth,
Treasury Notes, lo2x; U. 8. Demand Notes, los 4;
Gold, ll9E.
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GENER Al, KING

General King being detained lin this city, from
his command for the time being by sickness
General Hatch Is In command Of his fine division
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0'HE METROPOLITAN BATH ROOMS,
fro~rg ID s.. and Pa. So, bet llfA and 18th SITS.
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Are now open and ready Tor oil persons Who de-
icsted Baths
+ AT great expense these Baths have been fitted up
y meet want long felt In ihis city, and we now
ofer 70 tho oltixens Of washington a hne Q suite
q RAINING Rooms Is ever opened to any public In
AL ara invited to call and SEQ for themselves
III opeD from 9: m until 10 .. m; on Sundays
from q. IN. to IL. These rooms are under the i'm
mediate suyerintendence OF JusTus CHoLLAR,
iiom new York, Zone OF the prOprietors.) who
its branches. an IS-im
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, On the 9th instant, by the Bsy. Father White
TO Miss JANE @. QUINN, of this city.
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ow -On Saturday afternoon, q soldier got
: thculiy with the bar-keeper Of DliI's
N ants n'ar the Northern Market, and was
Jlt ny ia proprietor, who ST. uck him with
u The AFFAIR raised much excitement, and
pnsoq aence the house was closed.
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TOR SkLE.-On account Of the absence of the
II owner, hsndsom, full blo0ded Ken
use Of an oRoer. Apply at the north west ~
90 ner of l3th and n SITS, No. 800. 20 3 Saw7vs
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TO ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS.
SUfLEKS, DC, DC.
Wsinvte your attention to GU larg as sortment
Of ARMY F!E I'D OVENS, teaoh ono is capable
Also, iENS AND CAMP HEATING AND
COOklN6 STOVES. BLOD6E1T CO.'S
PAJENI PORTABLE GALVANIZED IRON
BAAE QVENS-they are great econ omlAers Of
fuei snd LOT baking and roasting meats, pies. bread,
DO, are uneSualed
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
BIB b CO.,
Baltimore Stove House,
SO Light street.
se1-IWr Sole Agents for BALTIMORE.
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REcoyERED.-The body Of DR.. ]. NJ. Newell.
Who was killed by the collision Of the steamer
Teosge Peabody with the West Point, has been
eevered, brough 1t TO this city and embalmsd by
- holmes, 10 be transmitted 70 & o family Of
cscsased, In Massachusetts, for intermenr.
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aEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

CANAL PACKET BOAT FLYING CLOUD
~ Will leavo Willlams'
Market house Bridge, 6esrxetovn.
y. w.. Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day mornings for Pollt Rocks; and on return
VII leave Point Rocks for GeOrs etown TuesdaJ'
9auisdaJ and saturday mornings, Att O'Clock All
au7-tmr e ID RIEH Cat
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6RAPEs For THE Sick AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
The Hon. Amos Kendall has sent a check for one
hundred dollars to r c. FIX, Esq to be expen aed
In grates grown by the latter in his fine VINEYARD
In this vicinity, for distribution among the sick
and wounded soldiers