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G Il T. L M ULE RACE
COMING OFF ~
THURSDAY, Sept. lGth
49, ONE Bt FsT bR Rpsi n Of
OVER THE
WASHINGTON RACE COURSE
8t4 clock
The following Mules have been entered:
Mark Rowland names......Y ankas Fanny
Rider wearing Blue and Red
matthew Burns names Pride of Erin
tRider wearing Emerald Green
Dill r. wing Jack
tRider wearip White and yellow
MILE HEATS, BEST THREE IN PTyR
w AS tines three Mules are OF eelsbrated stock
fast time may be expected q. D qtf
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SECOND WARD STATION UAsEs-Charles
Fuller, violating city law; 81 a. James Small
wood, larceny; for hearing. Edw. Owens,
assault and battery; dismissed. George Cur
tbs, theft; do. Emma O'Toole. disorderly; do
George Clark, fighting; John Johnson, do; do
VIM. Clark, suspicion of larceny; for hearing
Charles Burk, drunk and disorderly; Sl.gi
Benjamin Williams, drunk; S14. Jos. Camp
bell, do; SIS. Peter A. Farmer, dsorderly
John Fare, do; John Donnelly, drunk; dis
missed.
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d MAJORS OFFICE, August IS, 1853.

ID MAJORS OFFICE, August Is, 1853.
L PROPOSALS Will be eceiTed at this Office until
Il O'Clock or Monday, the I4th instant for
gr aiding and graveliDg Massach useIts ende from
18th street west 20 l4th street west, the gravel
TO be Of q quality to be approved BY the Con-
sioner and Assistant Comm issioners and 20 be nine
inches deep in the centre sperng of four inches
towards the gutter line; the gravel TO be we'll rak
OF sl atone of improper size and to be wall rolled
with heavy roller.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading, and per square yard for grayeIling. No
part Of the appropriation win be paid tho oon-
tractor except upon the certificate OF the Com
mission and Assistant Commissioners that the
WORK has been properly executed.
WIN RUTHERFORD,
Commissioner Secord Ward.
JAMES b. MUEROE,
. w. w. WEAVER,
&c I'd Assistant commissioners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

SUPPOSED POISONING CAsB.-On Monray
night, VIM. Hahans, company A, First regi-
ment Potomac Home Brigade, was found al
the corner of Eighth and streets, Navy
Yard,) suffering from spasms, by Roundsman
Hardin, who, with Sergeant Clark, took him
to the station, and Dr. Galine was called in and
no was soon relieved, and % q
Soldiers Rest. 1t is supposed that he had been
poisoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

NEW YORK RATRs-3 CLOCK P. II.
Coupon SIS, 1881, 106K; 1905, 106x; New
Certificates OF Indebtedness, 99H Gold. 1872;
Erie R.R:, 10a: Michigan Southern, 81; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

g.. NAVAL PROMOTIONS
Midshipmen John r. Bartlett, jr., and Ed
ward N. kellogg have been promoted to the
grade of Ensign in the U. S. navy.
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THE DRAFT.-The following cases were di,
posed OF by the Board of Enrolment up to Ii

posed OF by the Board of Enrolment IN to tn
hour ot2H O'Clock day:
Rev. Barnard Mcmahon, disability.
James Cohen, only parent of child.
&C. Ketchum, disability.
Philip Reese, over age.
Bel jamn Holman, alien.
Henry Payne, colored, accepted.
William Wedge, disability.
Simeon Sidney, now in service.
Henry Webster, now in service.
VIM. A. Malone, furnished substitute-Wm
Dean.
VIM. Fudge over age. -
Joseph H. Polk enhorn, furnis shed substitut,
Charles Hoffman.
Edward johnson, (colored,) furnished sub.
stitute-George Williams.
Malcolm Gordon, paid commutation.
John McLochlin, over age.
Gophol Neiner disability.
Ira Murdoch, enormously enrolled.
August Stowell, alien.
Ella Chelim, disability.
Patrick Common, alien.
John karnes. alien.
Godtred ROseway, over age.
j. j. May, over age.
John Humphrey under age.
Comfort WhitlCsey, over age.
Obadiah II. Morrison, over age. .ts
John Trammel, over age.
Robert Randall, disability.
George Williams, disability.
William /. Hall, paid Communication.
John Morris, (colored,) accepted. -
Charles Russ, (colored,l accepted.
Henry Sla er.
George Ray, (coIored,) accepted
James Loyett. (colored,) accepted.
James Lusby, furnished substitute-J. d.
Grice.
Franklin Etchison, furnished substitute
Henry Fetter. .e
John Kelly, alien.
L. Ill. Sick, disability.
Charles Il. Simmons, disability.
Emil Gusts, disability.
James A. Cooper. i'll service 3D. March.
Philip Brown, only son of widow.
Richard L Gettiugs. over age.
Patrick Conner, alien.
Patrick Bolton, enormously enrolled.
John Schlecht, alien.
Patrick McCarty. alien.
William NcManus, disability.
Patrick Barton. over age -f f'E
Roatts Tibhs. (colored,) accepted.
John r. shields, paid communication
John l.. SnoWGen, (colored,) accepted.
Police REPoRTS.-FirSt Pfecinct.-Thomas
Frazer, peddllng unlicensed; dismissed.
Second Prscincf-Ann DOYLE, threats and ma
licious mischief, J. NJ. Resell, do J. w. Ma
thews, malicious mischief dis missed. John
Ossinger, selling on Sunday; $1,000.
Third Precinct y. T Harved, fast driving
s2li. Susan Moreland, selling liquor to SOL
diers; dismissed. Rebecca Warfeld, selling
liquor unlicensed; S2Gn. Grist k1ouse, dis
orderly; dismissed. Mary Diggs, grand larce-
ny; jail. VIM. Braxter, wasting water; Sl.4i
Nj. McDevitt, selling unlicensed S2O44 A.
Snowden, disorderly; 1915. Bud Harrod, do.
do. Jacob Davis, do; Sl.44. Jane Mahorney
larceny, dismissed.
Fourth Precinct.-Peter Daley, disordery ::
S1.00. James White, larceny; bail tor court.
Emma Crowley, assault and battery; do.
Sixth Precinct.-H. J. Baker, violating market
law; Sc. 9. Clutzmaker, vagrancy; workhouse.
james Nally, Charles Beard. and Henry Ross
diserderly; locked up three hours and dis
missed. James Kelly, drunk and disorderly;
military.
; TepH preciaet-Thomas Thorn disorderlv.
Si9i. james Burns, drunk; dismissed. Henry
Neal, fast driving and disorderly; SIG.9i. Jno.
Buchanan, threats; dismissed. Ellen Davis
disorderly; do Jesse Ellis, do; Sl9l Char
lotte Tapsco, do; ga. Harriet O'Day, selling
on Sunday; Sl0.5s. st-a.sr ga
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Auc,iopeer.
GeorSatOXn. ID @

Georgetown, d. O.
A On ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF CROCKERY,
- GLASSwARB. TINwARE, IA RpwARE TIMER,
I00Ls, HOY EaoLp FURNITURE, :, & AT Az,
vi" 81 & Sdsf M S5 s AgR SFDs4s
18th, at 10 clock at th residence the late john
eopsistns S of Ia ash street all of bis effect!
Ware Class WsTe I'm ware. antd o.
heP Of sa Tss AO
b s @ K Ao assortment OF
Terms: s20 and under cash over so credit Of
% and 81 days for satisfactorily endorsed notes
bearing interest; Sale positive.
$50 rios, b6 1sIIR! ast' &aSt'r.
EXAGUIoRs sALEoE VALUABLE -.
day Of sept. ber A. D. 1853, on tbs prenisss At
O'Clock in the afternoon, shall sell that Vsiusole
streets east ST svs to- the 0s t
Ellen Morton, deceased. and being q part Of Lot
dIed and ninety six, 1867 improved By som
Portable three story Brick House and other bu ID
With it will also be cold the alley attached to the
ieaalng to 9TH street east, ten feet vide
Lot fifteen u5,) in same square
The house is hoH unoceu pied, and possession can
Terms of sale..cAsu; $50 to be paid at time of
sale. Copveysncins and stamps at the expense OF
Title indisputable, GEEo9T. GIIIeK.
Executors Of the late Ellen Morton, deceased
Sc 9.l2 is, led liz
AYERS AGUE CURE, PEG coRAL, sARsA
"A PAElBLA and P1 Lis. m
KESpAEIs AasSEfNE. "
s WYE srs ElS SPsE Sf f 81 nrpro1sEs
Sc s.2w west End Drug Store, lis Pa. eve
pARTHoLoW ON ENLIsTING. AND DIS
Henderson On the Examiration Of Recruits; 81.
0rdronauI on Examination OF Recruits; ; 10. ,
Hamn?nd,s Military Hygiene; s..
Miss Nightinsales Notes on Nursing; SIC.
ypT md Srat1 n,n hot
& &g|ia! on The B. Surgery q Var s?25
Lonsnore or Gun shot Wounds; 75c
Balingall's Military Surgery, London; IS so
McLeod's Surgery of the Crimean War; $50.
Brsss M Msssy ksnTsTty Sc bondon
Woodward Hos pital Stewards ManusI; Sl5l
CONGRESS HALL,
TIE public are respectfully infor aed that t5s
irst-clsss Hotel will continue open until Aua
1 1as com Ss 70 THIS
snS Ste o fna 'sss
terms for families at this house be made
aps 1fssF the lat S E WEST Proprietor
CHARLEs L. OUDEsLUYs,
No. 81 South GAY STREET,
BALTIMORE, o4n
Has in store and offers for sale
100 barrels Ohio RECTIFIED WHISKY, two years
In store, 4Es -t.-
10 barrels (fron bound) very superior BYE
WHISKY, .Mount Vermont brand,
ss barrels very superior OLD RYE WHISKY, four
to ave years old .'ss-
Also. Agents for Tennent'g Well Park Brewery
Glasgow, Scotland, from whom he receives
direct consignments of DOUBLE STRONG
ALE and XXX PORTER. In pints.
Also, for sale goes
p Hsrmony's SHERRY WINE,
Fine HAVANA Sugars.
FlRT.PRoOF SAFES and MONEY BOXES se-E
NNEE,s AND BOYS OLoFHING,i s.. vegy loa
Nl prices. at ace Seventh street. !nst Ds
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TO LADIES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN,S PILLS.

DIX. CHEESEMAN' s PILLS.
The ingredients is these Pills is the result o! a
long ana extensive practice, mild in their opera
ton and sure to correct all Irregularities Painful
menbtruations, REMOVING ALL DISTRACTIONS,
whether from cola or otherwise, headache p,in in
the side, psi ptation Of the heart, whites all ner
vous affections, Mysteries disturbed sleep which
arises Il ON Interruptions of nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Arc positive remedy for all com . aiuts peculiar
to Females INDrCING WI I'll CERTAINTY PERIODICAL
REGULARITY. Explicit directions stating when
they should NOT BIB USED, with each box. Price
one dollar. ... ".'.
W Sold by all Druggists.
~ HUTGAINS ( HILLYER. PToprletors,
seq eo6m 81 Cedar ttreet New York CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

Washington Money Market-Latest Quo.
tationS.
Furnished by Lewis johnson il Co., Bank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

CON RESS HALF
y CAPE MAY
TIE public are respectfully iUfor ued that t6ls
frst-class Hotel will continue open until
the 21th of September The railroad is F:.Es Y
upequaled watering place, and three trai
daily to and from Pbiladelphis Accommodating
terms for families at this house can be made
and after the lat of September.
teI2w MILLER Il WEST, PROPRIETOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

E>IBsT GRAND BALL OF TIE MANHATTAN
l. CLUB will be given at Temperance Hall ia
on THURSDAY EVENING, Get nth. "a
See particulars In future advertisement. "a
By order of the
ne Q-3ts COMMITTEE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-18
ACCOMMODATION EXPRESS
RETNEEN

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDR1.
rTHE undersigned begs to inform the citizen,
MONDAY ID January 26th, commence nee: run p H Oh
EXPRESS between Alexandria and WasIiin@a..
ton for the purpose Of conveying any and ''; Il
articles mot contra band) Of freight. Orders NAV
be left at Rosenthafs shoe store, No. 90 KIM
street Alexandria, or at McGregor's farniturss
store, No. $50 It'll street, Washington. All bu.
siness entrusted to his care will be promptly At.
tendedto. The patronage Of the public is re.
spectfully solicited.
ian s6-1m w. M DODGE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-18

THE CoNTRABANDs. The following is from
the Fortress Monroe correspondence OF the
New York Times:
For months past, all blacks hereabouts OF
both sexes, who were unable to obtain employ
ment have been removed to Craney Island, I'M
der the superintendence of DR.. Brown. There
are now on the spotnearly seventeen hurdred'
and as the island is approached crowds OF them
are seen. This mass OF emanclpated human
beings, born into a new lite, brings more Tor
cibly to the MUD than any other spectacle the.
giant results of this war. They are comfort,
abN lodged in tents or barracks, supplied
with food by the Government, and subjected
to efficient Supervision Over every one hun
tlred persons there is a superintendent, which
the blacks exercise the privilege Of choosing
They also elect all minor officers tor different
charges. It is noticeable that precisely those
persons are chosen by the negroes who would
have been selected by the Judgment OF Dr.
Brown himself Benevolent ladies and gentle
men sent by the Freedmen's Relief Assocla,,
lion, the American Missionary Association, and
others, have undertaken to give the rudlments
Of education, both to children and adults,
and these, with kindred societies, have
sent on large supplies Of clothing. Much OF
this, especially that sent by the Friends OF
philadeIr hia, is new Its only deficiency is IN
color, which is desperately sombre. The negro
is exceedingly picturesque in gay colors. Labor
upon Craney Island, as yet, has been confined
to that necessitated by comfort and cleanliness
4 little spare time has been given to the prep
aration of coarse baskets for farm work, at
which q number are quick and skilful. Excel
lent mechanics are found among these blacks,
and all the dwellings reared for their use are
bv themselves. The prospect Of farming
pleases them. and about a hundred have been
already placed upon the land of Confederate
Col. Gale, near by, who has abandoned his prop
erty; but as yet, they can donothlng but, spade
the soil. Agricultural implements and seeds
viii doubtless be furnished by those interested
in the cause; manure will be ightered from
the streets and stables of Norfolk, but carts and
horses must be furnished by the Government,
and for these the prospect is very uncertain
Eieht hundred laborers can cultivate more than
three thousand acres. The lar d lies at hand
Waiting, and of good Equality. commensurate
crops, blowing must at once be done, ana Tor
this and other uses, at least one hundred horses
should be found The blacks of the depart
ment now cost the country 81 ,000a day In food,
steamers, salaries, &c. $1,000 paid for these
animals would be but the cost OF te days sup
mort and the product of their labor would be
great.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-18
JOHN T. COOKE,
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,

CHEAT ThMILI VilOCLh,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREETS,
TAS constantly on hand, Nos. J. 2 and
IL Mackerel, in barrels, half barrels, and kit,
Salmon, Potomac Herring, Smoked Halibnt,
Smoked Herring, and Smoked Beet; Aso,s
choice brand Of Sugar Cured Hams, foi sniy
use: Shoulders and Breasts, and general as
sortment of goods for family supplies. Cali and
examine deco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-18

mish occurred mes, Lake Providence, La, IN
which il is stated many Confederatas were
killed, thi3ty-two taken p..soners and ninety
horses captured.
The Alabama is reported to have captured
two or three vessels within Six days after leaV-
ing Kingston, Jamaica.
In the Senate, yesterday, severa! bills were
reported back from committees, among them
the House bill to construct an Independent tel
egraph line from Washington to Portland Me-
The BILL however, was recommitted.
The exports fsom New York to foreign ports,
during the month of January, amounted IN
value to the sum of $40, SOS, 1884, OF which only
81, 624, 574 was in specie.
There is great rise reported In the Western
rivers. The Missouri and Illinois rivers are
pouring flood into the Mississippi.
The famous St. Charles Hotel at New Or
leans is about to be taken by Gen Banks tor
hospital.
A man was arrested in New York on Satur-
day evening: charged with passing forged
fifty dollar United States green back, at
Niblos Theatre He was committed for ex-
animation.
The London Teleg .aph Of the 3lst January
says, Mr.. Mason, the commissioner from the
Confederate States, has been one OF the dis
tinguished circle Of visitors entertained by the
Marquis and Marchioness O. Bath.
Jas. G.. Mcclure & Co., auctioneers, sold,
yesterday, 4, 200 quarterly corporation OF Wash
ington stock at 1857; 500 semi-annual corpora
tioa of Washington stock at l0l3.
Mr.. Bunch, the British Consul at Charles
ton, writes to the British Foreign Office that
about I, 250, 900 bales OF upland cotton remain
IN the Confederate States, which could be ex-
ported in case the ports were opened. His
letter is da ed the oath of November last
Mr.. Molyneux, the British Consul at Savan-
nah, has also written to his Government on the
same subject His estimate, which seems to
have been based on more careful examination
than that of Mr. Bunch, gives the total amount
of cotton in the South at $500, 900 bales.
Five hundred years have elapsed since Eng
lane beheld the first marriage of a Prince OF
Wales. Indeed, there have only been four
such marriages in England, and one abroad
The pre]iminares of marriage have often been
made, but these were in such cases carried out
after the Princes accession to the throne
The New York Express says: -"Gentlemen
who came passengers by the steamer Talisman,
at this port, from Kingston, jamaica repre-
sent that the reception, by the merchants and
others, there, of Capt. Semmes, of the steamer
Alabama, could not have been more cordial, or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-18
E, S. FLEMING,

z. .
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
NO. So KING STREET.
WATCHES, CLOCKS and JE WELRl
w carefully repaired, and all work warrant.
ed.
Old Cold and Silver purchased at the highest
rates. ,,4 ,..;>,
CLOCKS put in repair at the shortest notice.
ian 23-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-18

It is again rumored that Gen. Butler is about
to return to his command at New Orleans, and
that Gen. Fremont is assigned the department
of Texas.
Advices from Arkansas state that Lieut.. Col
Stewart of the Federal army, had returned to
FAYETTEVILLE, after successful scout, during
which he crossed the Arkansas river, Destroy
ed Conft derate camp, burned their stores,
captured forty prisoners, besides arms, horses
and mules, and killed several Of Col. Carroll's
command.
In New England there are in all (says the
Boston JournaD "a, I'll persons of African de-
Scent.
Fl. Ward Bcecher gave in the Independent,
the other day, what some have CALL word
portrait of Mr.. Weed, which was copied into
the Tribune Mr. Weed now replies in the
New York Commercial, and says that the diff
ference between himself and Mr. Beecher is,
that Mr.. B. relies upon moral convictions, Mr.
Weed upon common sense.
Gold, in New York, yesterday, 1881.
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5pefial Notices.
A RID,
Mr,sRs. SAWYER h BrRR:

MEssRs. SAWYER Burr:
The Ladies of the Soldiers Aid Society desire
through your columns, to present their hearty
thanks to the Rev. Mr.. Small for his deeply inter
esting and eloquent "Talk,' in our behalf. So
freely gifen without money and without price -
To him, it will be sufficient reward for his labor
Of love, to know that through his instrulnentality
wo are not only relieved from debt, but enriched
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We wish that every Soldiers Aid Society in our
Country may have as able an advocate.
To the Baptist Society who so generously and
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the OCCASION and to the gcntlem in particular,
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of lighting it, and making all needful arrange
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full sense Of their courtesy and kindness. We
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- all who have true sympathy with the soldier,
and desire the highest good to our whole country.
BY order,
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OF the Soldiers Aid Society
Ellsworth, Oct. 20, 1868.
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