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MARRIED,
ON the slth October. by the Rev. Mr. Su,bland
lanes Usher. of New Orleans to Miss KATE
MATTHEWS, of Washington City, DC.
MARRIED.

DIED,
W mi summation Of the brain on the 2lst instant
MARY ANNE CURTIS. only daughter Of lob,
a 81 Mary Ann Curtis, aged years. months and
Her funeral will take place from the residence. or
her parents l. street. between 18th and 10th on
to-morrow Thursday at o'clock ~
Oh the 22d instant, ANNE, the beloved daughter
and = days "7"N 4" i"""'hS
The friends of the family are invited Tn a,t.,a
her funeral, To morrow the I'D nj . o,clnr, d
Bn the 9Th October. JAMES ELJSWOHTU
BkICkLEf, aged IS months and dsys oniy snn
of samuel ard Jane C. Briektty my ~
Little Jimmy, he has left US
We his loss most deeply feel:
But lis God tina has barrft us
He can all our sGrrows heal
On Mnnday, the gth instant, at New Hsyan
Conn NAH 1T lOCI A FOOTE. aged 7 years
daus hfer of Rear Admiral Feote [ q Navy
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ASH n EW FALL STOCK 40

4S6 VIEW FALL STOCK. iS6
49, PAPERH ASGlSGS
Embracing Gold and Velvet, Gold STAMPED Ne
dunn and Low pricsi PAPERS. apprn pri ate either
Tor the richiy adorned oil most humble Residence
WISDOM SHADES.
A beautIui selet ton Gold Band, Imitation Gold
and Common Shades. Buff Green sud Blue !Iol-
land. p3 'he yard o. mSde into shades
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
HnIT"'ied 70 be GiLftd 'rirs tinff LeaJ,
The hahatolnts st ss-"rtmn M liz the pistrict, from
the hest mshuixctnry in the counsry. Also. htzn-
tifui variety Of dark NUoi AMI snail sized Oval
and carte "r Nisite Frames Of foreign and dOmrs-
tic manu- ncture
PICTURE CORD AND TAaSELS
Different sizes ard Coinrs Picture ri nSs, Nails &C
CARD FIiCT0GRhFHS
Copies oil celebrated Pictures. Paintings, Stat ary
DC,
tt attention of th0se ren,vaLins l. called tn
the HbtiNF goods which. pu-cf z-ed for. al
account ttc times eiil be old ut the lowest re-
puHeTdIi't arlcer exclusively for
L a - L.
for goods and labor " snr pu rchsse.d and executed
All ilSiss WurraE L-d > REQ, .e-lf" I.
f. Ur,'r r. tor pAPERUASHlSt or WINDOW
SuADEF p'inCtua nv rxocutci. in city o. s,unt-y.
J. NARKRITEH
~" i~t seventh So. eignt d,"r- above
&C + ~ CaIi f.t'1'E - UaIl
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MHIIKHuRsr GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA sy
furnishes Carte de Visite Likenesses of every de-
scrlpti9n LIkeGcsses of many of those slain in
rScen battles can be obtained at this
Also, Cara tikenesses of all the promire nt Gener
Sis ana civilians. Orders for Camp and Field
views promptly attended to. Remember and 90
70 W hlfe bursts before going to the battle seld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22

INDIA RCBBER t5oODs.-Th place TO huy ycur
Muhber Coats. LIE ggins. Camp Blankets. qayeIockz
naysrsacks and every article made from India
Rubber, II at n A. Hairs India Rubber W arrhousa
where you can obtain them at manufacturers;
prices. $40 Penns. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th
streets. nc ,p &c
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RyJ. c. MeGUIRE GO. Aucticn-rrn.

BY J. c. Mcguire d co. Auction-er.
T'RC STEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BIZ LpIN6
y Lor.-C nder and by virtue of a deed Of trustta
the eubscnbers, hearing date on the 18th DAY Of
May, A. D. 1859, and duly recorded in Liner J. A
g, Ne. Is. folio ls, &C., of the land recor0e
for Washington County, In the District Of Colum-
hla we will sell at public auction, in front Of u
Der: A Iss2 the followins described piece q
Lot No eight, (sJ in Uhlman's subdiyirion 81
original Lots No; one q and two, g, in square
This lot is situated in rapidly improving part q
the city.
Terms OF sale One-third in cash, Of which IN
To he paid at sale the rema inder in two eS1nsi
psyn ents, at 6 and II months, with interest, -
cured by deed of trust. Terms "a he CON piled viii
in Eve days. All conye, sncng at purchasers cost
WILLIAM h. WARD -,
THOMAS e. DOM, iEue
se& &c. Mcguire a. Co, AuctA
IyTHEARoyE sALE rs POSTPONED UNTIL
EDN ESDAf, Oct 18th
w, X: WARD, lTus,.~.
THOMAS e. DOM, iro-
oc9 j G. MCGUIRE 4 90. Aucta.
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

A BAL. WILL BE GIVEN On THURSDAY
"A EVENING. Oct % o.
At WHRDS HAL oor. 2I 81. md Pa ar. II
The pShic are res pectfuiy Invited to- at In
tend. Tickets - cents, admitting gentleman aud
tadiro. z22'
I O0K OUT FOR THE MON MENTAL CLUB
- The members of the MONUMENTAL a
I III beg leave to announce to their many ~
irSpd., aYi the public ia general; thai they
vii give their fourteenth GRAND BALL ons--,&
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct 3 at Franklin IIzR,
rcrI er Gil and ID SITS he Committee ple'ise them
selves That no pains or expense vii! be spared To
make this Ball equal TO their last Tickets cents
nd lifting gentleman and ladies'.
Ky order of the Committee oc Is SIC
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rHkkAI PRsSsTLyAsIA ROUTE ria Bal,i,zors oad
MdTItS0hTg 10 me North and Si-Two ira ins
IVA assnington daily and one on Sunday-quic,< time
10" rare ana sure connections Soldiers tickets sod
tnrougn at Government rates. For tickets aud fur.
ther information apply at the Office Of Great Penn
sylshnia Rontc, northeast corner of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth ST., Washington. Office open from
a m: until p. m; on Sundays from to D m :
an H-U Il. %. NORTON Agent
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CHIsTADoEo's HAIR PREsPRyAT1yE
liz invaluable with his Dye as it inparts the utmost
softness the most beautiful gloss, and great vitality
TO the hair
Price 20 cents, 81 and So per bottle, according to
size %
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PERSONS wishing to avail themselves of DR. Won
MoSchzlskers services for deafness or any nialaty
a the eye and ear should loose time All surgi-
ca operations To restore hit hearin. perrmef
he iShest references from persons who have bern
srccen-iniy treated can be obtained at his Office
u AVENUE, opposite W lizards,
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n KEN 4 ~ 90 DSi
~ AT NJ. 4G4 SEyENIE cF.
Thf '1ccilbeF takes great p!oasdrH IN aInOaao-
lie 10 "is ia TRENDS ani Eto !crE "a 1t he As
of4'is@h a NV Store at No 46i ScN anth street he
tween ADD L " here NJ hsS tine md " Ill
lcci"d sock Of H!HN'S AMI EDN-' CLOTH Nc
Which tr has lust recei = frpn IN" Nor,h an
ofic:s fuT sale ~ a.. iou.e$i Nnrth-~r prices
pHC''F e. -. {; 04y ,r-
&C Ne sas st"Vuth 50 nt.rr.
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PoLICE.-The Fourth Ward patrolmen re.
ported yesterday-William Kaiser. assault and
battery: security for further hearing. William
Shaw. Robert Lane and Frank Brown disor-
Derry: fined IS each. John Turner, drunk and
sleeping in the street; fined21 Henry Phillips
stealing money; Jail for hearing. Geo Mil,
burn, fast riding; fined -. Mrry Ann Wida-
ker, do: dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22

For FAIRFAX &. H.-By reference 70 orr
advertising columns it will be seen thar a
stage now runs daily between Washington
and Fairfax e. III. The stage leaves the pres
cott House every morning AT o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22

E'0Nr NtEp ',TsTIOS CASES h fore J,S
'... ficrf---ias 'su-phv, drunk ipcl q ~ 20
go. IN e. .al-- ,s. Wm Wily,ur" niii,-D,.
:. Ia 60 l.. ' i.vYi, threats. security 10
= &C. ..C-i:-. lsuT-'-s, fPi-tIE-: G1.d :, g
y "a ar. 80. Cg. Jon lIrurv, DRINK. ',,i,..t
- o.. s.lri1.. to"- !, 10. -inrd =, III
lin ! seOh-.. i ho- NgEk., .lr..pin =, -,
O. .,- T. : 1s-N :, -
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By I. UUH LINT AuctI0nrer.
TIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS STORE Az
ArCTIos-0n MONDAY MORNING. y7rh in
stsnt; L will sell at the Store Of H. Z. Berry
No g. Georg, town, ID. C. the entire stock.
of wy desirable Goods for the present and tSs
Cloths. Cassmeres. and Eestings, -.-
Black aud colored French MeriDo
Do DO Mousseline
Black Bomhasin and Alpaca
White and Red Flannel
IS pieces cclored Fancy silk a ..
Black Gro de kline Silk.
Brown and Bleached Cotton,
4 and h. Sheeting do.
Brown aid Bl-ached Canton Flannel.
Calico aid Gingh ms in great variety,
r cethrr with AL the Store Furniture,
Laryr q ili-frame Mirror Desk and Iron Safe.
Terms cash.
ock BOWLING, Apct
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FUTURE DAYS.

Ply THOMAS DOWNING, Auct Georgeto.p
A DNlN1sTRAToR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLDS
fIRNITTg. B,K ENTITIES. ac.. &c.-I via
clock, by order of the Orphans Court st the
rsSidence of the late Henry Thicker deces srd On
Market street, near the canal, all the HOuseholA
tGrnl1gre, Rar Fixtures and Liquors cOmprisinR-
festh' BEDS and Bedding,
bedsteads, Mattresses &c,
Chairs Tables Lounge
Carpets, OIL Cloth Wardrobes &c 'r %
Parl0r, Kitchen and other stoves
Bar Fixtures, Liquors, &c. &c
md many other articles moi mentioned
Eliza ANN THICKER. Administrstri,.
oc2l-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
MARsnAL's SALE OF PRIZE GooDs.-I.
y vittue of a decree of the District Court of tie
Lifted stst.s for the District of Columbia, Will
Sell az public auction, for cash at the store room
OF John X. Clagett. on Pennsylvania avenue BE-
tween 9Th and III streets in tke City Of Wsshiur-
ten; u . on FRlpAf next; 24tk instant, cosa-
ty-Go'ds. Wares, and Merchandise-seire1 q
Is bags Wheat.
barrel Whisky,
2 sscke Salt
Lot Sugar
Lot Hats, q.
LArg- lot Boots and Shoes
Lot Try Goods and Clothing.
Lot Indigo,
Lot Coffee,
j OF Soda,
Lot Matches,
Box Loewood,
Box Copperas,
Lot Stationery,
Lot Medicines, and
WARD III. IAMOS.
ocS-a United States Marshal. ID. C.
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"ANTED-A good C0ACHSMITH aud HELP
w Err, at WALTER d KARMANN's Coqch
FACTORY, D street, between 9Th and 18th, washing
ton. ID e. o.I1
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"ArTED-Two SHEET IRON WORKERS, at
w SIBLEY 4 GUYS store Penn avenue h.
tw cen j. tn and 18th street or Is,tf

" AkTED-A we'll furnished HOUSE inme-
w diateIy, in central location not less than u
roors. Address stating location and terms, IL
s, " Box 3, Star Office. oc II
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"ANTED.-We are buying SECONDHAND
v! FURNITURE, STOVES and BEDDING. for
which we are paying the highest cash prices. Fam
Of furniture will find it to their advantage to give
Us a call. BONTZ d GRIFFITH
je l2-tf No 369 Seventh st. hetwAen and
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HSIfJf:E - t,r ININE-h Gay or two since
'.''' iir-' D. - 81 (luinin', and one AbS %
nor il!.r H'iH >"ig'd IA fisgan clTr i, II
: Il fl"- our = ;" he p0ssrr~ iuI OF Benjamin
~ " i'--- n. - taking them to Ricii.rI J.It
, - sen. " ~ civ. aud Wa, conn e.! 10
'!- g. ~p}Ig- - " jIr Dnstrr Ia, cIdrcI
go = l-.s it '.s..-.i' - a. mtir ;ppsa-s - D.
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&10 EEWARD-Strsyed or stolen black and
RlO white COW with white face. Also u dark
red Cow with y young Calf which had a white star
in It's forehead: The above reward will he given if
Returned to VIM. DARLINGTON, between n aud
streets on list oc yi2t.
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AIDES, LOOK HEREt-I want every lady in
- town to bring their flannel, muslin, cambria
choice Of mo- elegant patterns, designed for every
,c,dth and are the only persons in town who make
it an exclusive business. Call at 2S0ls Seventh
street vest. between and N streets. Northern
L1nerIl36, %
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TO RENT-A HOUSE in the First Ward. partly
j furnished. Address w. 7 - Star Office Fur
nitare for sale; price SIS oc p II
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SALEs OF o 6SpEEaSrD sUBsrsrrro.
STORES
Pursuant 10 orders reeeiy-d. viii sell st PubSle
C. LdeniLed suesisty nee Store Sales 10 take piscs
a. u q m. on the follovir days:
WEDNESDAY. October nd 1sie 1855
StTl HDAf. October 18th lsS9
WEDN ESDAf, October oath, 1852
SATC kBAY. November LIST, 1862
Terms cash in Government funds
FRANKLIN n. RARROJL,
Capt. I'd Infanty Z s. A.
&C e dtNolst Depot Comrnisssry
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LATEST FROM TIE FRONT.
TIE ENEMY IN FORCE Ar VIENNA.
THEY THREATEN TO CROSS TO MARY.
LAND.

This forenoon, we hear, las been occupied by
our troop, for the most part, In getting into pc
sitlon in front Of this city. The points occupied
b. them are generally those occupied by tie
army Of the Potomac previous to 10 departure
for the Peninsula
There has been ne engagement whstevcr Oils
forenoon. The rebels In the immediate front are
doubtless massed most heavily about Vienna,
twelve miles from here; re: not la such Numbers
there a. - change our opinion that they aim 10
cross the river above, into Maryland
wetust, IL such Is their disposition, ths. Gen
Mcclellan will indulge them IN II TO their hearts
content. Let them crsss unnolcsted, leaving the
Potomac In their rear.
We know well the beartineu Of the CnionIsm
Of the mass OF the people inhabiting the region
they must ars. enter, II crossing Into Maryland
where they must cross II essayins such an under
taking.
Our forces will make short work OF them, II
they take occasion TO leave the Potomac In their
rear, the distant public may rest assured
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THE KILLED AND WOUNDED

Among the killed and wounded In saturdays
battle were the following:
Ninth Regiment Pennsylvania Reserves-Lieut-
g. A. Wink, killed; Lieut.. McCord, ALLIED !;
Capt. shannon, killed, or badly wounded; Capt.
Barnes, wounded; Capt. Ballentine, wounded;
Lieut.. Snyder, missing; Lieut.. Sewers, missipg;
Capt Howard, sick, sent 20 the city; Surg on
Frontman, wounded; James Colard, wounded.
Seventh Pennsylvania Reserves-L,eut. C,l.
Henderson, severely woundedi w. +. Joslln.
killed
Tenth Pennsylvania Reserves-Capt. Hinch-
man, killed; Adjutant Phelps, wounded severely;
Capt. Ayres, do Col. Kirk, slightly wounded.
Eleventh Pennsylvania Reserves-Lieut. Kuhn
wounded; Adjutant Mccoy, do Capt. Stewart
do; Lieut.. Jones, severely wounded; Lieut.. CO.
der, wounded; Lieut.. Johnson, dol Lieut.. Ken
nedy. do.
Twelfth Pennsylvania Reserves-Col Hardin,
U. s. A, wounded. tcol. H. was the son OF Bea
Hardin. who was killed at the battle Of Buena
Vista.
Col. Leasura. Tooth Pennsylvania. wounded In
left leg. Lieut.. r. 8. Mckenzie, Of the Ensi-
neess, is not dead, az reported. but 10 wounded
through both shoulders. Col. n. d. Hardin Is
wounded through the left breast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
THE DEATH OF GEN. KEARNEY.

Any particulars of the death Of this distia-
gu'shed officer will be read with interest, and as
the bullet which caused his end pursued q some
what erratic course, we have procured from the
embalmers, Dn. Brown & AleIandeI, the follow
ing technical description
"Gen. Kearney was killed by mimi lie ball en-
tsrng the body through the gluteus muscles, at
point near the articulation Of the hip joint. The
missile striking the pelvic bones, turned upward
through the abdomen 10 the integumenh, under
which IL glided, passing over the stsTnum, and
lodging Just beneath the skin, Just sbove the
center Of the breast. The General must have
been on horseback and leaning forward At the
time Of the reception OF tho ball. The bedy was
well preserved by the frieads, and although much
time elapsed before we received the body, yet
we were enabled to make most perfect enbalm-
ment."
We hear that Gen. X had risen In his saddle TO
give some inspiriting order at the mement he 70
ceived his death wound.
Among the visitors TO day to see his remains
was the colored servant Of Gen. X. The poor Eel
low burst into an agony Of grief on taking ps,t.
ing look at the body Of his dead master.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

AN ARMY OF SrRBBT-WALKKRs.-Th late 10.
aux Of so many soldiers and civilians to this cty
has brought with II an unusually large number
Of stTumpets and notorious characters MANY Of
these who ply their vocation Of entrappng foolish
young men on the streets and escorting them to
the vIlest dens Of infsmy, are pointed ont az the
late "pretty waiter girls" Of tht that lager beer
or concert saloon. Others are girls Who have for
some time been missed nom the streets, but who
IN snticipetion Of the reh harveos - be Obtained
nom their dsas ana CELLAR fhsss characters
fasten On 70 every soldier or other person who 10
at all susceptible ana stick with the tenacity OF
lesches until they convey them 50 their haunn OF
iniqulty. The morals and good health Of the
community and the army req uire that these char
acters should be arrested. Quiaihs may os tbs
need Of the Confedesste army, but coPaSfa is cer-
ainly the neces0iW q ours.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

THE TRANSPORT STEAMER BALTIC
ASHORE.
FORTRESS MoNloE, Sept. 3.-The steamship
Baltic, with 300 soldiers Of the 18th and 2sih
regiments New York militia on b>ard, ran
aground on winter.quarter shoaI Il Monday
afternoon. The ship Is probably q wreck. Eight
hundred Of those on board were rescued By the
schooners Trade Wind, Henry d. Baylia, and
Henry Finch. Capt. Dakin left on Tuesday
morning, and has arrived here with two hundred
and twenty-five men. Two hundred were On
board when Capt Dakin left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

BRAVE DEEp.-On Sunday morning, a. tn
rebels nea,cd orr provisiou train Of cars Al Ma,
naass. Capt. ID l.. smith gave orders to save all
That could be saved, and 10 burn the balances
vhioe vas done TO carry this out, he directed
~o young men, clerks IN TIE commisssry de-
psnment, named Rolls G. Ginct and James
rsul, 70 say 10 the last, which order thev oheer-
fully obeyed. They succeeded in saving over
> ,0o worth OF coffee, sasm and bacon, ard
other articles OF value, when the rebels appesr-
lag, they began 10 think IL was time 10 leave
On lookin2 Tor taeir clothes they came across the
army msil-bsss, and droy ping their own prop
etty, thev shouldered the % l-bags and carried
them distance Of twelve miles, through heavy
rain and u ID, 70 Bull Run, where they got the
oars. AID elivered the mail safe In the post Of
ice. One e there brave young men hss ben
quite III 81 eoe, from fatigue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

HsadqxdsfeYs Military D,striet of WdsAisgfoa,l
Washisgtox, d. C., Sept ,, 1892. !
In pursuance Of the order of the Commander
in-Chief to form military organizations Of the
clerks in the civil Departments Of the Govern.
ment, the clerks In the several Bureaus will
forthwith assemble, and appoint a committee
Of three (3) from each Bureau on organization.
These committees will assemble at these head
quarters THIS evening at eight (s) O'Clock.
BY command Of Brig. Gen. Wadsw orth.
JOHN p. SHKRBuRKB, Asst Adjr General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

IDA camp of instruction for soldiers has been
established at the Annapolis junction. Numbers
OF tents have been put up for the accommodation
of those under instruction. A New York regi-
ment arrived on Monday Last, and more were e1-
nocteh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
GEN MCCLELLAN

Major General Mcclellan, we hear, has to-day
re-established his headquarters in the building
on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the State De-
partment, occupied by him for the same purpose
before the departure Of his Army Of the Potomac
from this vicinity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

PERsoNAL.-Capt. 8. 8. Barsford, Capt. Rob-
inson, Mass Capt. M. d. w. LOOMS, @ M. d;
Capt. F. Laury, do Capt. A. shemmel, do, are
at the Metropolitan.
Major Halter, U. 9. A; Capt. z. g. Doyle, N.
Y, are at the National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

BlKAKIxs UP RANcHK-The Fourth ward
ofhcers entered Batess alley last night, and took
possession Of q house and the inmates, who were
behaving very disordegly. The inmates were
carried 70 the station house, and disposed Of
cording to law this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW Yo1K, Sept 3, 1lK e. m-P1St board
Long Bonds, OK; Seven. and -three tsnrhs Treas
ufy Notes, f02Hi U. 6. Demand Noes, l0s,
Cold, il7k. Market Arm, except o. Govern
mentS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

BAspAsBs voR THE WouSpEB.-Bandhge
should be made from cotton which has been
washed; any old cotton which will bear hard
pull will answer the purpose They should be
from three to six inches in width, and from four
TO ten yards In length. They should be pieced
by tapping one end over the other and sewing the
piecing securely; the edges need not be turned In
No selvago OF hard seams should De allowed on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
DAEO

tn fussi.,, s-ptemb<I d, VIM. h, hAMOh.
IN tis 50 s.oI n. a. lea -!ls vile and t~o
I'm, II tn OF 10 IouTl thSlr ioss. -
sp:otiailJ invited to are ii bis funers on 30 moi
deqcs, No, sfs Eieyelta sseet tss<. between
and i,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
LOCAL NEWS.

DEFERRED LoCkLs.-See outside Of tO-dsy's
s.1r for Interesting deferred local articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

ACCOMMODATIONS Schreinef, Esq :, has
been appointed to q captaincy In the Commisary
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

HOSPITAL suPPLIIs AND VOLUNTEERS Fon
SPECIAL SERVICE "A detachment Of the Boston
police arrived In the city last night with articles
necessary for hospital use, provided by the city
Of Boston. 4 portion Of their baggage was de-
posted In the Third Ward station.
DR.. Dunlap and Messrs. B NJ. Boyer and d. r.
Chain, OF the Ncrristown, Pa bar, With num-
Der Of the citizens Of the town, are In Washing
ington TO make themselves sesvieeable in what
ever capacity necessity may require them.
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HBcovERY OF GovBRSaESI Goops Monday
night Sergeant SkiPpon, Of the Third Ward po-
lice, having he Ld that a number Of deserteu
were concealed In the house Of Sarah Grant, COL
ored, Ia the alley between l. and NJ and Ninth
and Tenth streee, went there aud arrested six
men from r hode Island and Massachusetts regi-
men6. These were taKen 70 the central static1,
and Sergeant skippon, with a guard, returned
and searched the house, obNiniBg shirt, drawers,
blankets, q box Of pans, and IL small boxes OF
other articles Of U. q. property. The propristress
OF the house, goods and possession were delivered
70 the military. The care will come up for q
hearing before the military examiner.
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ARRIVAL OF DBsRRTRRs. Government
transport arrived about eleven O'Clock this morn
ing, from Fort Columbus, IN. Y. bringing l70
deeerters, in charge Of Lieut.; Carpenter, Of 18th
lnflntry. They are from nearly every division OF
the army. They were all sent under guard 10 the
Old Capitol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

A Coon EovInINT.-The employees Of the
Government Printing Once aud Bindery, 90 tbs
pumber Of one hundred and seventy, this morn
ing rendered their services TO Gen. Wordsworth
for the defence Of the capital, In response to the
call Of the Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
DEATHS OF solDrr,..-Tbe following have

DgATHs or SoLpIEIs.-The following have
been reported since our last:
Cyrus Larued, sompsuy r, 18th Mas.
simon Bliss, company A, 18th New Iort.
seth Conden, company /, eTn New York.
Sergt. Jas. Is. Co.'s, company X, zlst y. Y.
Richard BoIarth, company ID. sch PeRus.
Henry Martin, company II, 18th L. = infantry
Fred'k Kill company h 10th New York.
Geo. Hammond, company B, ID Delaware.
Edward Leak, company l, 1871 Osio.
A. D. Crofuu, company ID, 9Th Penna.
Corpl G. z Humphrey, company @, sth N. Y.
sergt. 6. Ellis, company o, 81 ri ichigsn.
John w Eiton, COMPANY c, LIST Va. B.tterv.
J. X. ePen'e, company K, lU0.h PsnGa.