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INV YORK, Sept. I0.-Lste New Orleans pa
pers further report that there was some excite
ment among the rebels in expectation Of an at
tack on the rebel ship yard on the Ys1oe river.
where several gunbosts were nearly completed.
In New Orleans, an old soldier, who We
formerly under Andrew Jackson, refused to give
up his old musket, and was sentenced 70 thirty
days. imprisonment, but Gen. Butler promptly
RENTED the sentence.
The German Theatre and sdjscentst bles were
burned on the 3lst ult.
General Buffers reinforcements from Penss-
cola were coming up the Mississippi river on
board the Ocesn Queen, - the Potomac len.
The rebels were constantly threatening 70 attack
New Orleans, and exaRgerated stories Of the
rebel strength and intentions were circllaonR.
Not even the seoessionists, however, believed
that the city could be captured. We have the
fact, upon apparently good authority, that our
army and naval ofacers have determined that the
city shall I'M Ter no circumstances fall into the
hands Of the rebels that n the rebels were strong
enough to enter, the gunbosts would drive them
out whatever be the result to the city. There 10,
however, perfect confidence that the entrench-
ments at Carrolton-the only land appsoech-snd
the very large Union force concentrated there,
will be SUFFICIENT to project the city against any
force the rebels can bring against IL.
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DIED.
- holm WILLIAM HENRY

n, IN. 9Th instant. JOHN WILLIAM HENRY,
VI ,ne.rs q months and day, the only beloved
- II William Henry and Margaret A. Smlthey.
Oh Willie hear Thy parents prayer
Gveet an gel of the skies
See the dee and Borrowing tear
That gushes from their eyes
Their pleasure and their pride
For nothing gave them so much Joy
As Willie by their side
Thav can't forget the little smile
That played around thy brow,
Nnr vet the prattle of thy voice
Tbsy think they hear il now.
And though thy form the grave coneesls
Forever from their view,
Ike drops of heavenly dew!
AtCsrlisle, Pa, September 9th, LUCY HUI NJ
pR vile Brig General kyfvester Churchill, u. ;.
4 I'D * She was Born in Windsor. Vermont
and mayled there IN 1917.
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THREE O'CLOCK p.
OF TIE FROAf.n

Up to 3 p. m. to-day no news Of interest hsd
reached Washington from General Mcclsllaa's
army. That is: since m dnight last night, when
IL was asoertaiped here that he had cleared Ne
country back to the line Of the Moaoosey Of
Rebels In arms.
Recent reconnoissanees confirm our ssatsmspt
made q day or two since, that on the other side
Of the river the rebels have no p,ckss nearer
Warrington than line drawn from Csntsrvills
to the Immediate vicinity Of Drainssvins. Our
own pickets hold the country on this side quite
up TO Drslnesville, we believe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11

THE METROPOLITAN BATH hOOMs,
1 Eoarg d 81. Gad Pa. &c., bet lila aad l2fh sfs
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Arc now open and ready for oil persons Who de-
sure bot q Cold, Shower, Steam, VsDor and Med
At great expense those Baths have been fitted ~
% meet want long felt in this CITY, and We now
offer 20 the citix srs of Washington a 6ne suite
Of Bathing Rooms - ever opened 70 any public in
tho United States.
~ Open from Q, n. until 10 p. m; on Sundays
from Q. %. to IL. These rooms are ulder the i'm
FROM New York, Zone of the proprietorsJ who
thoroughly understands the bSthlng busineea in ell
its branches. ~ leIm
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HAVE you INSCRIBED FOR THE WEEK.
LY STAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR
FRIEND Or RELATlvEf
IT Is THE BEST DOLLAR WEEKLY IN The
WORLD
ITS WASHINGTON NEWS Is UNEQUAL
LED!
ITS GENERAL NEWS is UNSURPASSED
BY THAT OF ANY TWO DOLLAR
ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BE
WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN
DRIED TIMES ITS YEARLY COST.
ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE
TEN TINES ITS COST EACH YEAR
TO ANY FAMILY.
The Numbsr for this Wed, to Be ont on PrI
day Mornsng-prtes Three Csnss-wiH
be q remarkably interesting ons.
Evsry Person at q distance who would kss2
Posted sssth reference to tshat IS really
going on here IN these intsrsst-
sng tunes should receivs Il
regularly.
CALL AT ONCE AT THE STAR OFFICE
AND SUBSCRIBE FOR IT.
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GONE lOWN

1t s reported, we know not on what suthority,
that fifty nine Of the volunteer nurses who lsft
Washington 70 60 TO the battle field, and were
nabbed by the Coniederates, have been taken 10
Richmond.
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UNION MEN LEAVING HA6ERsrowN.
THE ENEMY REPORTED TO BIZ CROSS
ING AT DAM No 4, NEAR
wILLIAMsPORT.

Especial Correspondence of The Star
HhsIRsTowE, Nd Sept ?, 1881 -Editer Ssa~:
Yesterday the report came that the rebsls were
coming here from Frederick. The bank ofacess
at once packed up their money and sent it 10 New
York, and the post once was removed 10 Cham
bersbura. Last night we had another report
that jackson had reached Funkstown on his way
hsre, and had driven In our pickets. Capt Burns
and his company, stationed here, skedsddled, and
many Of our most prominent citizens left by the
cars st u O'Clock last night.
HAaERsrowS, Md Sept. 6, e2.-Editer Stsr 9
The Rebels have not arrived here yet but We ara
locking for them every hour. They viii not sst
much here, for our mercf ants are sending all
their goods away. Nearly ell the Union men
have left. Our post once, ns I wrote you yester-
day, has been removed 10 Chsmbersburg, Pa,
and the cars are yet running between here and
that point.
messenger has just arrived, saying that The
enemy 10 crossing at Dam No. [Near williams
port-Ed. s;ar.Ii and II they come tonight and
get possession Of the Railroad this letter win not
reach you
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MOS, 30.

T OOK OUT FOR THE ISLAND FRIENDSHIP
IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRAND BALL e9
of the Island Friendship Associat ton will take 81
place at Temperance Hall, MONDAY, Sept -
Odd. For particulars see future advertise 23A
J. 7. Knight, P Hall, A. L. Hutton, VIM. Bird,
VIM. Vernon, l.. Martin Sc n-3tS
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PsRsoxAL.-Genersl n 4. Berry, u. e.v
Psrser G; J. Emory, U. Q. n, are at ths Ne
Col; Edw.rds, 9Th Mass; Major A. Z,
Y. 3. W. Colonel Pierson, seth Mos =
w Patton and John Dempster, ID. ID Ill
Ross, w. Staples, Lewis Ross and w. r
Cherokee Nation, are at willards'.
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LATE FROM HLGERsfOWN.
PREPARATIONS FOR A sKEDpADDLK.

BANK EFFECTs SENT TO NEW YORK.
AND POST OFFICE REMOVED TO
CHAMBERSBUR6, PA.
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E0R sALE.-On soooNnt sfthe sbssts
4 oyner, 9 handsome fill blooded zen.
tucky HORSE, particularly suited 20 th9
zee OF ap oaoes. Apply 81 tbs north vel
corner OF 18th end Hiti, No. SOC. sst 81
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LATEST By TBLRGRAPH.
REW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept IL, 1lK 4. m.-r1ra board.-
u. 8. Coupons, 1881, 1O0 seven and three tenths
Treasury Notes, lo3; U. 9. Demand Notes, l9N,
Gold, llsx. Market Arm.
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Found DiAp. Yesterday morning, Q
man was found dead near the corral, on Tw(
second street, between Q and ID. IL was &
tained that he ~ az q s'contrsba teamstssl
belonged 70 Q train which bad left there esl|
the morning. Toe case WA reported G
Quartermaster's Department, which depsr(
had the body buried.
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LOCAL NE VS..
AMvsEMIRfs To-NIeHr.


ns .o-night, end our NAV. ooe,s r,JII rea,s,
TO- Tn ment that Ii In also Bis Last MI hi bn,
,h.t a, 90 Dill offered 10 q most eYceIIent one
tnta,s.. a., mefican Cousins a nd tGnn, - TN
.hs,. ,ois last mentionel plav ..en. M, ~
m.n,. =. Is presented At Ford,s in an .amI,.hIs ~
sceneyv ,naa appropriate new and heautiful
Out S9hpSo.menfs, and a good o,st m rouyh.
,i.o No.. american Cousinb IN a nisv whfs
rendered hv ., ana fs epecnllv aood vbsn
S.a " sucn a company a. Pord nov has. @A
,,n.S', y. IH.ATRR Airs Batem,n,, h,1,,,,.
tSs sr,s u SER will be produced to.n,sh, ~.
Jobn TInt, Sniy tlme Mr.. Owens ana, y,
yunn Onit; Kate Denim a Narv n eppeo I, e.
irving a Mrs. Apex; Mr.. Fenno aPsx; Juia
ilo .ne .tners a the company In 49,, nj. nPsI,
stsea 70 'nem This n the las, MIC ~, ~.
une cement Of Mr. Owens ana NJ, T.' I've Two
--,ir ne nuowiDg additional pe,fo-m.,a ~
= -nI1,. Deen added 70 Grovaf,s sira.S. 9 Va
- Wdut com pany M iss Julia Iyvtn1
Marshall, NH Minnie IA onS ~. WIS.
'aa'iSOp' Miss Sarah Williams iNna
CAsIkhsURY HALL-This tem,,. 81.
cUWos1 last night az usual ana tn I T.s
eA~huea 20 Miss Agnes Su, herla~ A f,IIv ".ts
.rn.aroa,, wnlcA sue Is held by eur levs,. ~
- ~ - ger voice was In excelient O. dit;.n
Mo- 80 ny An most admirable manne, ssTh.
49, sue cameron Mel" was suDe,h,v ,an'
and o;hs-. oaneing Of MILE Marietta R.vI
: Sw Stn., va ailtai, as usual. Bob Hart al
rb,r,.t.,. re Immense In their EthisnS
hisAuy oroer at Canterbury.
.,... .st,. OF MosIc.-Rosenthal disoeps6 frst
whiI. n.,a, and his patterns enty them |.
AL "a an 70 the vosalism Of SiSIfa Sey. /
and Wellenstein Sis ~ !s"t.A
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A CHAsB.-Yesterday afternoon a soldier be-
longing to battery stopped In front Of the shoe
store Of Thomas Farral, near the corner Of Penn
sTlvania avenue and Third street, and selecting a
pair Of boots Of about his sze after nquiring of
q bystander the price, walked OF with them, and
near Four and-a. half street stopped and put them
On, putting his old shoes In his knapsack. The
proprietor being Informed Of the act, pursued
him, and overtaking him on the Island, made
him 'ssquat'' on the curb and pull them of,
after which he let him slide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11

MUss.-Last night, the performances at a ia
vorite place Of amusement were interrupted by a
disturbance that threatened a free fight at one
time. Several parties engaged were taken out
and order restored. The disturbance was caused
by one person placing his foot upon bench In
front Of him and soiling the skrts Of gentlemans
csat Several soldiers who took part In the dis
order were sent TO the guardhouse, and the affair
ended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11

IN NAVY AND ARMY CLAIMS.
HE S1Ssoriber, having been successfully en-
gagged for ffteen years - IN Attorney for Claims
before the various Public Departments N Wash
lnGton offers bus services for the pveH1s settlement
Of Ill Claims, and for optainlng Pay, Bounty,
Pensions. Prize Money; DO stthe different De-
% S-ivs n. O. SPALDIN6. ATTORNEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11

tn, J,n,.n BxRp Docroa, from Canada, will
a..,ibs diaeases and tell his patients the nature
- tsair Complaint or illness, without receiving
80 Intormation from them. No charge for CO.'S
5000. ~ sdsics Once, No. IL washington
building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF Seventn
street, Washingt ton, d. G. au zo-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11

ANOTHER Muss.-Last night the "Four Gun
Battery" near the depot, was again the scene Of
q tumuit, a large number Of soldiers having gone
there, and fndng that there was no admission
for them, Immediately commenced breaking the
windows. In the meantime those inside COM
menoed row, and had Ii not have been for the
prompt appearance Of the guard serious conse-
aueures might have followed: The guard, as.
sisted by the police, succeeded In making several
arrests, and the parties were taken to the guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11

ON THE RoAp-This morning, officer Pen
dal, Of the Fourth Ward, picked up Jere miah
Conner and Timothy healey, two boys OF ten
and sleeping out o; nights They had provided
themselves with a canteen Of whisky. Their
parents say they have already become uncontroll-
able and requested their arrest. They refuse to
tell who sold them the whisky. Oh for house
Of correction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11

SoLp1xls. ATTENTION Pain, disease and ex-
posure, witt hot climate, muddy water and bad
diet. win be unavoidable, but armed with Hol-
loway's Purifying and Strengthening Pills you
car ure all these and still retain good health
ONLY q cents per box. z<O
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"ANTED TO BUY, Immediately q good mum
w Der of HALL BENCHES. Also good BAR
COUNTER. For particulars address ID. F ;" Star
Office. Sc 10-2tt
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ARRIsTHD AZ a sPY.-On Tuesday mofniS
detective Kimball and ofhcer CONWAY are
at the depot, q men named w. j. 0'Briea
Baltimore, charged with being a DIV and -
ing communication with the rebels OBJ.
was In company with several Of his friends(
newly married wife, and had Just taken q ed
the cars 20 start on q bridal tour. He was d
before detective Baker, Of tue Government Pe
who hell him TO bail for an examination h
the Judge Advocate to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11

"ANTED-A gentleman who has lately lost his
w wife wishes to employ a middle aged ColOred
Woman to take charge of his house. Recommends
zion required. Apply Immediately at No. 315
north street, Capitol Hill. Sc 10-3t'
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

DEATHS OF SoLpIKRs.-The following have
been reported since our last:
John Crawford, company b, Both New York.
Robt. b. Brown, company 9Th Penna.
Homer Young, company c, ID U Infantry.
w. 6. Babcock, company g, 35th New York.
John Miller, company ., Oath New York.
Thos. Donahue, company Z, 9Th Mas.
Cyrus aagadorn, company ID. 5th New York.
G. r. ShefReld, company i, 4ith New York.
Milton Smith, COMPANY ID, 2oth New York.
ssn.. ssff
VIM. Foyer, company ID, 7th Virginia.
Elisha Babcock, company T., 10th
Corpl. Geo. b. Hyde.
John Harrington, company 6, 18th Mas.
Saml. p. Lucas, company ID, 45th PENN.
w. r. slaughterbuck, company II, 73d Penna.
Martin L. beach, company G, 6eth illinois.
sergt L. vibbsrd, company d, SONNY.
prisoners Of war were sent 70 this city by the
Provost Marshal Of Rockville, Maryland, arrested
by the provost guard for disloyalty and aiding
the enemy. Their names are George RodAy,
gesse Waters. Edward Rich, Andrew Uhlef, and
The following letter was found on Rich:
BALTIMORE, leoa.
Dsas Oscar: This will be handed YOU bv nv
friend, -. Please do all In your power 70 for
ward his views, and render his stay In your city
as agreeable a. possible. AL are we'll ii homs.
M. :. Is looking more beautiful than ever, and
is az true al steel to you.
The following was endorsed on the back Of Tie
Letter:
Ncn.-Tbe within note, found on the person
Of Edward X. Rich, was, he confesses, intended
for Captain Oscar Hon, OF the rebel army, and
ginia- AND. ApAhs,
Major Commanding Pickets.
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pROPOsALs FOR BOOKS FOB SHIPS OF

Bxysas Of Nacisa mos, August ~. 1854.
until Mondsy, the ISth ee1tember, 1854, for furn-
shing at the different Navy Yards, without further
o0st % me Sovernmsn. snon nam9si 81 Sopieo y
piled TO yes sels of var
Lists Of the Books cay be he'd on APPLICATION 70
the Bureau, and the prioe of each il TO be speched
Each book 10 % pc guarantee perfect And 20 be
In substantia binding j. M. 6iLLISS,
So -2av7W Acting Chief Of the Bureau.
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aIRD WARD STATION CAsRs-Befoye Justice
HSson.-JOhn Semmes, disSrderly; work
- 30 days Thomas Barrett, creating
nee; fined "a So. Lieut. r. Roblack, John
iDbI, III. Jones. soldiers; turned over 10 the
arY. samuel Jones, ysgrans; wofhhouse w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11

THH RIGHT RIr.-Upon the recent call be-
Ing made by the Surgeon General for lint aai
bandages, the German Aid and RELIEF Asssci..
uon OF this city, with its vented promptitude,
Immediately Set several schools Of this city to
WORK making the articles called for, and In order
70 stimulate the children to redouble thsir aver.
lions In this act OF love and patriotism, premiums
to the amount Of 81 so were offered In each sshsol
for the largest quantity furnished. Primary
School No. 1, Of the Sd District, Of which the
Misses Elvans, Tucker and Hill are the teachers
upon taking q vote whether or not to accept
" bounty" for what wa to them an opportunity
Of doing good, decided unanimously that the
Aid Association would be accepted by the shil.
dren only on condition that they b permitted to
cnef the amount a. their mite to the volunteer
fund Of this city. This was Of oourss gladly ac-
coded to by the delegate Of Tie association In
Question, and hs was at once deputeA to hand
the amount soy over to Mayer Wallash for
TO all parties, but more especially to the chill.
dren.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KnL.-YeskrdsH
patrolman voss arrested q man namea CksriS
Mcclure fer attempting 10 shoot r. Treadwell, B
violent; did not appear TO be very drum; VI
armed with a revolver From the evidence it q
peared that he followed Tresdwen 70 shoot hid
had fred once In the street, and wss still follev
Of any offence given oy Treadvel % McGuiG
Justice Clark Committed him TO jail for cor
Mcclure was very profsne In the maeistrsa
the justice inquired Of him, &c Are there snv ~
such blackg yards a. you In New YORK 90
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w FLAeS1FLA6S!
Inc and SSsL{N FLAGS. Rom siIS
inches NJ to FIJI SfLf fs.s, 4fl; sS3ops. "a
the largest and cheapest assortment in
the CITY, Of I'll ms q NOV ANN,
FiREMSHKs; &s, g., xhols:sls ssd rss.il, q
the NATIONAL FLAG ana MILITARY DE
POI; AZ. 500 = street, between 18th and isth.
near w lizards Hotel e-soims
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LovR-SIcK.-We have received from con-
tributor an efYusiOn to Jennie, commencing
"No pearls Of deep ocean
w ere ever ~ Drized

Were ever 90 priced
As thy white throbbing bosom
AMI love lighting eyes"
Our contributor had better let Jennie's ''white
throbbing bosomn alsne or else marry the gal.
HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATIONS hospital &C
Communications at the Capitol are for one thousand
patients; at Mr.. Corcoran's park farm for twenty
four hundred; at the Patent Once for eight hum
IA; 1T the Georgetown College for six hundred.
Accommodations for eight thousand more pa
8Snts are to be prepared.
SECOND WARD STATION cAsEs-Bsf.ys Jxsties
ClAyk.-Chas Haywood, R. Contargar and rhos.
DOM, disorderly; turned over to the military
Lsadora Dunlap, petty larceny; jail for court. r.
Nsphart assault and battery; dismissed. }.
McGiI assault with intent to kill; jail for court
J. Sears, assault; jail.
CANNON FIRING.-SOldiers whose hearing has
become impaired from cannon firing should apply
without delay to DR.. Won MoschZisker, Ocu,is,
and Aurist, SN Pa. avenue. Sc lO-3t*
ONE DOLLAR! ONE DOLLAR ONx DOLLAR y!
60 to the Dollar Store, 438 Penna. avenue, neal
-Four. half street. ana see the splendid stock
Of Iswelry and silver plated ware, and take YOU
| choice for one dollar se5-1w*
THI PlIsI Stationery Package, manufactured
at the Dollar Store, Is the best In the market, ooh
| tanning more and better stationery, ana more az
| tractive and useful jewelry than any other eve
| offered. Suffers and pedlers should see them.
sep. s-lwe
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BOARDING..

POARDING-Choicee communicating Rooms, alse
ID Private ParlOr and Chandler, can be had, with
Board at No. z Indiana avenue. 1t"
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o,clocl sa,oS 9IsasE;.La. { mig bSaseut twelve
49, 4, squad OF the 10th New Jersey regimen,
9o,ng provost duty, arrested q number Of seNisrs
80 nea oeen wounded Ia The late battles bat
wyoming somewhat sonvalesesnt hah got
oa vi me hospital and intendeA no doubt 70 have
AMI ana Four-and q half streets the
guard became Impatient, and because the weuna-
ca prisoners could not march a regularly or fast
"a was desired, the guard amused themsslves By
Pncklng them with their hayonets Tbs Sfisen-
ss rem ons9ated against such conduct, and some
VAIN words passing between them, enc Of the
guafo, q fellow named Stanten, struck enc Of the
prisoners named Moetimer Sullivan, Of company
", osh regular infantry, severe blow on the hack
OF the mead with the butt OF his musket, telling
sullivan to the pavement and inAicting an ugly
and dangerous wound The groans Of sullivan
were heard In the residences near BY, and . crowd
was soon assembled, and the wounded man was
carried into the Clinton Hotel, where his wound
was diessed by citizens, the Lieutenant In COM
mana OF the guard ordering his men OF In ap-
parent great haste. The Lieutenant,s name in
Franklin, and 1t 10 said that he 10 in the habit
OF allowing his men to act in this brutal manner
ON all occasions, he himself having been knevn
to cut prisoners with his sword. The uni yersaI
expression Of the crowd was ono q indig nation.
- persons who were walking BY ut the dine or
standinE near assert that there was no excuse
Whatever for the assault OF the guard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11

T OST.-Yesterday an ENVELOPE was lost while
of and 9th SITS. The envelope is addressed to Mrs
wilkinson; laundress Sth Regt LIST Bat s =.
quarters Army of Potomac, and other valuable
papers, of use only to the owner The Under Will
be allowed to retain the one dollar, II the papers
are left al this Office Sc ll-T
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w tho market. ready to pay cash for ell ARTICLES
in the honsefurnishlnE line, Those Leaving tss
BUCHLY, AS Seventh st., between 9 and II ST.,
{east sias,J Doasr in New and Ssoon3-kand Fur
nIture, NO 1871
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11

ITO SUPERINTEND THE HOUSEHOLD OF A
Il widower, governor of beautiful and healthy
sand in the West Indies Young Lady is wanted,
who combines with the qualities of a hOusekeeper
the a vantages of a refined education Emusic in
cluded,( proportionate pecuniary remuneration
and a pleasant home offered. Apply between the
avenue. Sc l0-3tS
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PIeKED UP.-Last night, the patrolmeA Of the
second Ward picked up q sack containing q
large quantity Of soldiers clothing and the brass
uappings belonging TO uniforms. They were
probably Lost from one Of the army wagons pass.
Ing through the city. The articles were Deposited
9ners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11

MAYORS OFF1CB, sept. y, IS62.
Mr.. Henry Rosenthal has deposited with me
$3.50, the proceeds Of a ncert on Saturday, the
9th Inst at the Washington Academy OF Music,
and which am to appropriate to the use and
benefit OF sick and wounded soldiers or some one
Of the hospitals In or about this city. The amount
received from Mr. Rosentbal was the gross re-.
ecipts Of the evening. The expenses-about
twentysiX dollars-were generously borne by
himself RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor
The Mayor has put the funds thus placed
at his disposal In the hands Of Mr.. Hudson Tay-
lor, to be by him used for the benefit Of the sick
ana wounded In the City Hall and In and about
judiciary Square.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11

e = REWARD.-Straysd or stolen, on the LIST
.1O instant, Ii ght brown COW, with horns long
tail, bushy at the end The above reward will be
given, if returned to tho subscriber, 46l Ninth
street, between and T.
3 MAST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11

lIOR KEKY-At No. $50 l3tk street, east side,
between 8 and sts., comfortable APART
MENTS, chambers single and With sittlnE rooms
attached; recently furnished. NO children IT She
iease. The losaNop il one Of the most desirable
Ia Washington, je31-n