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Evening star., 1866-09-03
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

FUNERALS NEsTERDAr.-The funeral of the
iate W IN. J. Stone took place yesterday from
the church Of the Ascension, where the services
were conducted by Rev. DIR. PinKney, pastor,
and Rev. Mr.. Buck, of Rock Greek. The
CONN was covered with black velvet, on which
were beautiful flowers, and was borne by the
following Hugh Caperton, Judge WyIia.
Joseph ii. Bradley. ST, Phillip X. FendaII
VIM. X. Woodward, VIM. Redin. VIM r
Webb, and Charles Mason. Esqs. There were
a large number OF the many friends and MIA
uves of the deceased present. among Others
nearly every member OF the bar of this CITY,
and many prominent memb bers of the church
OF which the deceased was a member The
remains were inferred at Rock Greek Church,
In the county.
The funeral of another old citizen of Wash
InFton took place yesterday, viz: M- A. b.
mcfarland, and was very largely attended
Inc remains. encased in handsome coffin
were accompanied by the relatives of the de-
ceased, escorted from the residence. corner of
l2ih street and the avenue, by the Washington
Commandery of Knights TempIar to the Atm
Presbyterian Church where the funeral OBJ
Sequies were held, after which the procession
moved to Glenwood, where the remains were
inferred
The funeral of the late James w. Spauld1ng.
commissioner OF the Second Ward, took place
Yesterday afternoon, and was largely attended
Mayor Wallach, ana the Surveyor Register
ana oihfr Corporation officers, members of the
Councils, and a large number of the friends
were present. The corpse was taken to ST.
Aloyslus Church, where the solemn burial
service was performed by the Rev b. F..
Wiget, after which the cortege proceeded TO
Mount Ohvet cemetery, where the remains
were placed in a vault. The coffin was very
fine one OF mahogany, over which was a beau
uful wreath, ard was born by the folio wing
pail bearers: Charles Stewart, Col. $ W
Owen, :. W. Tracey, J. J. Campbell, John w
Tucker, and Jesse Burch.
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GRAND AND DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT COMFORT
for the benefit Of
THE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH
now building in the First Ward.

A hne large Steamer, with all the necessary ac-
cor con modAm9nS VIII leave Washing ~R-A
Ton FAT RDAl, sept. 18th, at 4EAAzN
Soiock p m: arriving in Norfelk a0e7zx7
snlcsy morning when there will be divine ser
stesmer Will return, ching at Old Point Com
I3rt. ana arrive In Washington Monday morning
Ibe excursion will take place, rvorided 400 tick
cts be dis posed of at SIS each for the round trin
Children half price Ticket for man and wife Sl2.
The following gentlemen are alone authorize ed to
Sc ii ics cts, and If the Excursion do not come off
they Will refund he money received:
Committee Col Bell ne, Deputy Marshal DR.
VIM ii Newman, " m Forsy th. Mich Callsp Andw
Jeyce, Thos My yeIs, WIN Ryan, Patrick Jord an
Keenan,, And Carroll james Green Jno Ennis
Patk mulisn. Ed Nom anus. Geo Harvey lanes
MCGraDn. JHo lyman. Saml Drury Terence Drurv
Jno Chapman, las Cha pman. Michr Donohue Jas
higgins b Heishtman, Hugh Tumelty, ThOs
Roche. Thes Mckeevsr, VIM Fletcher, Jno C reen
yno Gibh' ns, GeorR town, John Noonsn, James
McLaut him, D allaghan. Thos Williams J as
Daley. Laurence Manion, Hugh Murray, Patrick
h uIIsy, rat X Larney. au 50 lsw2t
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DREPARE FOE WINTER.

osil Ct .BoYDs eToy. FAoroBY -
HEATERS. .RURNAOEe, STOWE. IN
put In order for cold weather. 49,
The lergest and best assoFtment of COOKTN9
and HkATlN0 STOVES II ths city =
9kATEe, RRICK, and PLATES 70 &C ell kinds
Old Stoves taken In exchange for nsw. tsse
n. B.-Seaisr Of Weights aud Measures.
au h-tn' r9 9th street. betwsea and q.
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DPePOsALs FOR SUBSISTENCE.

AUGUST "a, 1856
Proposals will be received at the office of Indian
Affairs. Washington. D. c., until twelve O'Clock
noon Of SEPTEMBER "a, 1866, fer Subsistence
for the Wichitss and other affiliated bands Of
Indians in the Leased District, Indian Terri.
tory.
The bids will be at much per ration, as fol.
lews:
pound of Fresh Beef.
"a of pound Of Flour, or in lieu of Flour,
pint Of Corn, Flour and Corn to be issued al
teTnately.D
quarts Of Salt per 100 rations
To be delivered at such points within the Leased
District as may be designated by the agent sta
TONED there; and all articles to be inspected by
said agent.
The Department reserves the ri ght to reject all
bids; and, If contract 10 entered into, the right
will be reserved to terminate the same on thirty
1871.
Proposals will also be received at the same me
and place, for rtm.ying. at so much per head
100 more or less of Wichtas and other anil sted
bands from their present agency. IN Butler coun:
", ansas, to their former homes in the " Leased
District" 4" a distance of about $50 miles; such re
mOyal TO inc ude the subsistence Of the said In
diaDs while being renewed.
au rs lawtd N. COOLEY. Commissioner.
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CITY ITEMS.

SCHOOL BooKs,-If our readers wish TO sace
roney we advise them to buy their School
Books AT the corner OF Ninth and streets,
under Seaton Hall
Evening star., 1866-09-03

JEwELRY.-Gold-p plated Je welry and Silver
plated spoons, Forks, Goblets, Cups, Salts
received tins morning at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No 43S Pennsyiyania avenue,
neal Az street.
Evening star., 1866-09-03

PERSONS wishing TO see the China Set thai
belonged TO and was used by General Wash.
InRton. and presented to Mrs. Seaton by the
Washington family, can do so by calling on
Tmes Guild, Dealer in Secondhand Eurni-
Evening star., 1866-09-03

IAMAs CT LID. Dealer IN Netr and .Secosd hand
fernu1re. Old FuI niture Re paired, Rsup-
noIstered and Vanished. nth and B sts near
kr,il.p eisnal.p Highest price paid for Second. hand
uiAA'Hte. sellys
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su SI-5t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctiopeer..

HANDSOME BuILbING LOT on ItTH ST. =,
NEAR THE NEW STATE DEPARTNENT
AND Fe9R FRaME TEsEMENTs IN MAI,
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON September
5th At O'Clock on the premises, shall sell part
OF Lot y, square 2Os, fronting 30 feet inches
west side OF litn street between Il and d sts
north, yunnins bsck lS5 feet inches
This fot being only square north of the new
St te Department oce, offers aa excellent oppor-
tunity TO get building lot in that vicinity, as
houses must soon be IN great demand there
On THURSDAY AFTkRNOON same hour we
shall sell four small Frame Tenements, in what IL
known as sailor . Alley, between 4th and 9Th sts
west, and X and streets north Sale posi ii We .
owner wishing to make other Investments
Terms One half Cas- b: residu in s and - months
with interest. secured upon the property cold Al
psyr ent Of $50 required the lot, aud SIS on
at purchaser cost.
Title perfect. JAS C. MCGUIRE A co.
au II INTEL Auctiousarx
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DURE OLD Port WINE

have received from the private stock of q well.
known and hopored citizen q short supply of pure
and nrst quality PORT WINE. "Alte Douro
II This wine has been known to me several years.
and fits effects upon persons Altering With All,
ments incident to the season have been very bene-
fetal.
and can be relied on In every perticI!ar
n. W. BUROHBLL,
corner f4th and streets,
HsO under Ebbitt House. u
LNIELDH HISTORY or THE ATLANTIC
= Telegraph; English Travellers and Ita liam
Brieends; Superatitfon and Force, BY Henry G.
Lea; Nspoleon's History Julius C@ear vol. "a !;
Vol. 18Th Statutes at Large: Wheaton's Interna-
tional Law. edition OF 1856; edited hy p.pA
nECALOOMAINB-NeW French art Of decora-
~ ting Chine. Wood Silks, &c ,durably. equal
ing the most beautiful paintings. Instructions
free. The best designs and chsapest In the city
Wholesale and retail; ASS 10Th ct, bet d AVID n
aSls-eolms Mrs. n MABTIN. late Of London.
CELH RATED HAN0.
0RANGr RRAND, ln.Tylspa eSEsA,l .
:. n ", DUH0HELC.
eFnsr istA end y 0trcsGs.
under 1bbitt Houss
NEW BQOKe-DraithWattheT RsErosDScs 1or
~ JNly: The Red Doctor, Pspess from Overlook
House; ovintonS Army 81 The 1oto0ae; Gu
mare'S -Four Years in the eadalN; Slim note o.
evreery; MePhsrsoab Pelisscsi naR1sl fer l9es.
IS sslEss &NEaEK
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GRAIN BAGSll

Prices for quantities guaranti ed to be the
fLowEsT FACTORY WHOLESALE RATES.
We are the agents Of one Of the
LARGEST BAG FACTORIES IN THE UNITED
STATES,
and are prepared to quote prices a. low as the
lowest quotations of New York, Philadelphia, or
Baltimore.
All kinds Of Bags furnished promptly, in any
quantities.
Merchants, Millers, Fsrmt rs, and others are
requested to call and examine SAMPLES.
PAULINs SAILS, WAGON COVERS, &C.,
at lowest market rates.
j. p. BARTHOLOw Il CO.,
% King street, Alexandria, Va.
au 90 cow sos 7th St. WASHINGTON. ID. @.
Evening star., 1866-09-03

BOOTS AND SHOES, with improved shanks,
are comfortable, durable, and snug fitting
Orders promptly attended TO by John Strotf,
basement National Hotel, Washington, ID. c.
All work warranted. Orders respectfully So
hCited.
Evening star., 1866-09-03
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN
~ AND
LYING-IN ASYLUM

OUI utI
Washington, &c.
This Institution has been estabish he'd for the re-
ception of patients " no may be suffering from dis
eases peculiar to their and for the sd mi on
OF uch females as may require the comforts of tn
lying in chamber
The building is situated in the most he althy per-
tion of the District, surrounded by its own
grounds. Cars pass the door every five minutes
Terms of adm ission: From Sc to Sl0 per week
in accordance with the reom required. pay able in
advance. This inclndes Board, Medicines Med
ical and Surgical attendance
Evening star., 1866-09-03

duty IN Hooker's Division Saturday night
were kept busy by the disorderly conduct of
various parties, male and female, who were
finishing up the week with whisky and fight
Ing Sergeant She'd, with officers Wilson and
Grant, arrested 81 persons in various parts of
the division, all OF whom were fined by Jus
uce Morsell In sums varying from $3.50 TO S.
Evening star., 1866-09-03
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NEW AND CHEAP FALL GOODS, Ar MIL
LER'S- 101 RRIGE STREET GEORGE
TOWN % 00 yds fail Calicoes, at u.s. lsE[ 20. ~
and 20 cts coo yds Flannels, at 40, as so G.I
Iu, IS, 81, 100 cts 4,GO0 yds. Bleached Muslin AZ
-, 70, % D. %, 81, S71s 2tO0 yds. Brown Muslir :
Al 10, lS5a ~, %. Also, Canton Flapnels. Sscking
flanDels, Dress Goods In variety, uloths and Cas
slmeres, House keeping Goods, Gloves, Hosiery
aho NOTIONS; We will now be receiving constant
supplies of FALL GOODS, which we ave deter .
mined TO sell cheap The public will q nd it Q eat
ly TO their advantage to examine our stock before
purchasing. '0i0
l4-lmr BENJAMIN MIJJrR
Evening star., 1866-09-03
RY GREEN WILLIAMS. AuctiOOeer.

AUCTION SALE OF SASH. ROORs, BLINDS.
ERAmkS. MANTELs, ,BkACKETs, B ,NEWELs
BALI STEkS. &C &C
We shall sell, at the warehouse of II W Hsnil-
ton, south side OF the canal 9TH street brs
on III URsDAl MORNING. September 9Th, CON-
mem ing at ~ clock q. large lot Of surplus
Building Materials ss above mentioned.
Carpenters and Builders would do we'll 70 take
notice OF this sale, IL being opportunity but
ausI-st GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts .
Evening star., 1866-09-03
RY GREEN q wILLIAms, Auctioneer..

GOVERNMENT SALE OF yALUBJE SQUARE
AND BUILDING LoTs IN TIE CIfY OF
%%,hassHtsSXGI9S; %,as IN D. C;s AT PUBLIU AUC-
OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
On TUESDAY. the 10th cag Of October next,
1866. We Will sell, 10 the hi ghest bidder, COM
mencing at IL O'Clock M. our Auction Room
No. o2o, corner Of 9TH street ives. and ID street
north, the following named property, belonging 90
the Government Of the United States, viz:
Lots numbered Is, IL, Is, -, and II, in Square No.
Lots numbered 2, 4, and s, in square No 6l2.
Lot numbered Is, In Square south OF No. 667.
Lots numbered and 2, In SQUARE No 6sl.
Lot numbered Is, in Square No. SIS.
Lots numbered IL, Is. and Il, in SQUARE No. .lls
Lot numbered 10 in Square No. ll52.
This square has recently been subdivided and
laid out In lets, and will be sold in lots according
to that survey. which will be shown ON the day of
eals or, should desire to bid for the entire
sQuare, opportunity will be offered.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds, on the de-
livery of the deeds Of the property
=. One, fifth Of the purchase money to be paid when
the property is knocked OF
should the purchaser fail TO comply, the prop
erty will then and there be put up again and soid
to the next highest bidder.
IL the whole terms not complied with m
thirty days from the day Of sale the Commi
reserves the right TO resell the property at the
risk and cost Of The nrst gurehsser. Ry order Of
su % eoAds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star., 1866-09-03

VALUABLE AND RELIABLE" Bro,Cn's Bron-
c1idI 7rOcheS" will be found in valuable to those
exposed 10 sudden changes, afording prompt
relief In cases of Coughs, Colds, etc. For Pub
lie Speakers and Singers, and those who over
tax the voice, they are useful in relieving an
lrritated Throat, and will render articulation
easy. As there are limitations, be sure to obtain
the genuine.
Evening star., 1866-09-03

AIDING THE CoRPoRATION.-Yester the
ofhcers Of the second precinct arrested sixteen
parties for violating the Corporation laws by
running vehicles for hire, who were each fined
from : TO 81
Evening star., 1866-09-03

SUNDAY GAMBLISG.-I esterday, BENJAMIN
Brooks and Henson Galloway, two colored
sports, were found in the White Lot south OF
the Presidents, enjoying an interesting game
of pokeT-cent ante. This mode OF spending the
Sabbath day is in violation of the CORPORATION
law, and the two sports were arrested by officer
Sneed and taken before Justice MorselI who
fined each $3.50.
Evening star., 1866-09-03

SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES. - Yesterday
morning. Luke Cavanaugh, a soldier of the l2th
1nfantTy, W hO had been arrested by detective
hcDevlit, on CHARGE of stealing S72 SO from
Gregory Chayes. 1t appeared frcn the evil
Gence that Chaves. who resides in the western
part OF the First Ward, on "Wednesday night
started out with between seventy and eighty
dollars IN his pocket, went TO a restaurant
where rafte was going on for a watch and
TOOK chance. Had several drinks with soma
friends. and started home. One of his friends
proposed 10 go with him part of the way, al
The request OF the landlady, and they started
together At 20th street Cavanaugh approached
and inquired the way to his camp, near Kalo.
rama ChAyes's friend told him the way: mt
CaYaIaugh elhng TO them. and took hold of
Chayes, on the opposite siue from his friend
ana kept by him till he got home Cbayes
went In his house and got some LIQUOR and
treated his companions at the door, and they
parted The next morning he missed his money
ana informed the detective. The money was
taken from the pocket next to Cavanaugh, and
the detective ascertaining that the first com.
Panion was above suspicion, and that Lava-
haugh unfortunately bears g bad reputation,
made the arrest Major Richards, who exam.
Ined the evidence, was obliged to dismiss the
case, there being no evid to fix the Iareenv v
upon the prisoner. though the circumstances
were very suspicious.
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ua-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Ancss.
by GREEN a WILLIAMS. Au.tiOnser..

A NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOusE AND
ADJOINING LO Fronting on p street NORTH
bet~een 4th and 5th streets west, at Public
AuCti~n
On MONDAY the 10th instant, at 81 O'Clock D.
m We shall sell, on the premises, Lot No. o. in
subdivision OF Square No. I'll with a new two
story Frame Bouss, containing seven good rooms
Also. tine adjoining Lot, NJ. q, having q feet
ir Mt by lSa feet deep. 70 fine alltys
Terms One half cash: balance Elk and tvelye
M nths for notes teaI ing interest. aud secured y
a ceed II trust on the premises. All conveyance ne
and revenue stamps At the cost Of the purchaser
$50 down when the property il KnOs ked OF
81 GREEN WIIlIA
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. AuctiOpe%rs.

1HRkE NEW TWosTORT FRAME HOUSES
AND LOTS ON 10th STREET WEST Be
tween l. and Nj streets north at Public Au0-
q
ou TUESDAY. the fth day Of September next,
at 'clotk . m. We shalt sell on the premises
Lot No -, ~ square No liz improves By three
ne , rame Houses, all nicely finished, making
tbeI comfortable iesioeuCes for suy private fam
lily. OnAot them has been fitted ior q store room
Also tour Frame Buildings, fronting on q 50 feet
alley in rear of the let
Terms; One-third cash; balance On s and n
months, securec ~ deed of trust on the prem
ises All convey HDciI and revenue STAN ps al the
cs.t o, The purchasers $40 down on each house
"h, k.'oS,d or
Evening star., 1866-09-03

STRANGE, BUT TRUR.-That Warts, Moles,
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc, can be re-
moved without pain. To be con nvinced call
at DR.. Whites Rooms, 424 Penn. av., between
~ and 9th streets.
Evening star., 1866-09-03

MORE RoBBING IN THE CoUNTY.-On Sun
day morning, about the same hour Mr. Osborn
was being robbed, as stated in another place.
the chicken house of Mr.. Archibald White in
the immediate nelghborhood of Osborne 5
place, was robbed of III chickens. Mr.. White
had oolored man on watch, and he let into
tne tnieves with load of shot, and they made
of, leaving some blood on the grass, and also a
hat.
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GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. AuctIOneers.

THIRTY ONE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
frobfing Oh 1 and h Streets North. Delaware
sN'Due and second streets East. at Public Auc-
ton
ON WEDNESDAY, the 5th dsy ef September
ne1t az o c ock m. sb all cell, on the pr N
eiyl'lOD OF square No no, having 20 and III feet
luches 'front.', bl 81 feet deep, running bAcK TO
lots
Terms: One third ossh; balance in six, twelve
anc cishieea months for notes hearing interest
and secured by deed Of trust tn prem ses
All convey snciDg and revenue stamps st the cost Of
the purchaser. $40 down each lot when
EUocked on
The plat of the snbdi vision can be seen ct Green
& " iliisms = Auction Rooms
au I'D GREEN WILLIAMS Apct<
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WANTS.

w ED,one or two Uniurni.hsd ROOMS.
aSe'ee. b, star efhce. state Price IL
w uATlOh TO do chanberwors ana pi,in sex
ing. ADDRESS note TO II Star ofhco sss
WASTED1A good sEAMSTBEss, . woman
at No 4le ct. bet. 9Th asd 9th street. its
WANTED.Aa UNFURNIsHEp HOUSE, for
~ small family, eiisibiy situated, with mod
of October Acd ess Post Once Box 4ss ses ~
w UATIoN 70 Cook, v ash and o Iron sH q q email
ncte 70 Bos st.s 6.a sfysn If required Addrs
WANTEn.A lady that has a sewing machine
nvs.vl w would like EMPL0YmEST to 90 ia families.
between Sch and 9th SITS Navy Y.rd. Sc sss
WsHdsD-By a re pecisbIe girl, a sIrOA.
IIoS to 90 chamberH y ork 10 take care of q
dfe:. No ocs fssns Reference given Aa
WANTED-A GAR3NER. None need apply
rr,S Sus t hSes @ ihorouRhly versea in the business
WANTED-A reliable WOMAN nurse and
rn,, ssssmstrsss Best of city references requir.i
north, on Wednesday, Sept 5th. ses 2t'
WAETED-By res pectable young girl, a SIT
w UATI0N to do general housevork in small
given Pieaie address % note to T K, fsnSis STAR or
WANTEp-A respectable GIRL to do the gen
Very good washer and ironer, ami come we'll rec
ommeDded Apply at Mrs STERNES 81 north
9TH street, between d and r. it,
WANTED-A GIRL to Nurse. None but a Ro,d
one need Apply; lnquire No. 3a2 c street,
between "A and 9th streets. sci ST.
W.NITpED.By Competent woman, a sITUA
" TlON In restaurant boarding hon a
dssssss.tis family: Please adde's: aoas Star
w Apply at FRED FREUNDs sn ConfeosonsTg eostsnsfg
81 Bridge street. Georgetown. au Slot
WAhTEDanA good COOK, WASHER, and
Apply at 41a i st, bet. Sth and 9th. su si.st*
WA.SS3yEEdDooAtna = as;,gPned ss;y,gPerieneed WOMAN to take
1Iired 1Et,rred Apply at 3o1 H street, two doors from
WAkIED-A HOUSE of eight or nine rooms,
and terms " House Star Once. S su 't'H st.s1.
NURSE GIRL WANrED-At147w Washington
and iRONER. PrOtestsnts preferred. References
Ie4ulIeo. au 81 81
sna skRkTF ih GsFnf5 sdsS.s
owner eeing as suter en- railroad. Apply Ne
479 llth street, between aud F. 81 st.
A Ia 6hAPY; .im,a.pi1 EDGCATER AT ONE OF THE
sts1 ss,s dtts Il desired Best Of references Miss
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-We want 900
w acres Of LAND in Cass county III. apply
~. 'hNitn "a 10 hoon NO 10, Federal Block, corner
'tn ano SIS. HENRY WALKER,
au uoi-iN ATTORNEYS
Nv AkTEB-By q respectable woman SITUA-
1lON as FIRST class Cook in a Boarding House
or hestaurant. Address Box No. 10 Star Office
. NAHTED-Gold and Silver Watches Ladies
and Gents' Clothing, or any articles of value,
at II. FULTON co. S, PswDbrokers 500 9th
street three doors north Of Penn avenue n B.
90 w ater Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter COrks
ioI eale CntHp. Jy 81 conn
NJ AETEE SECOND HAND FURNITUR.
w Alse. MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS FEN
description. g. BUOHLY (OS 7tb streat '
leS-N between and H. east side
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STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS FOB NEW
- YORK. (0UT3IDE.D
LEAVING GEoRGETOwN AND ALEXAN-
DRIA WEEKLY.

The Steamship THAMES, Capt r. F.. Swift,
will leave her wharf, Nc Al Water at 0
Georgetown. on WEDNESDAY, seot afG8A
9Th, at a. n, stopping at Alexandria. .~A
For freight OF psssage, having first class &C
cOmmoGatione, apply to
JOHN U. ANDREWS. Agent,
No. Al Water street, Georgetown.
N. B.-shippers may confidently rely upon this
line running regularly, as advertised, to accom-
plish which one or more first class steame rs will
b put on wi tn the Thames auI-lv-
Evening star., 1866-09-03

Slvl1AL HEW efYLRB OF -MAoOU Z
~ aAnLlNp Cabinet 0rgans hsvs Just bse1
ssesiysa, which We sess s9ls = snsse1 ls1peS,
Evening star., 1866-09-03

Orders for admission to the free beds in this hes
EifAl, (of which there 3d. can be obtained Of
the surgeon in chief at this Office. "a street
of any Of the Medical staff, and of the Reys. Drs.
Hal, Gurley. Gillette. and Coombs.
wives and widows ef soldiers desiring admi ssisn
army.
Patients living at a distance whs desire to come
to this institution for treatment private
rooms by applying BY letter to the matron Of the
hospital. A. d. GILLETTE, ID D,
% eo1y.r President
Evening star., 1866-09-03
NJ Il d AL ST AFF
SURGEON IN CHEF.

III THOMPSON, NJ D.,
1e4 street. between 10th and 2lst streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
United States Army
JOS. RILEY, M D., Georgetown.
THOS. MILLER. NJ. %. II street. Washington.
A:Y, I. GAkNETT. NJ D.. New York avenue.
W JOHNSTON. NJ. d Washington.
+. HOWARD, M. D., street