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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

SEVENTH WARp REPUBLICAN, CLUB.-At a
meeting of this club, held at Hyson's Hall,
South Washington, last night-F. A. Boswell
in the chair-lt was decided to meet in front of
the hall on Tuesday evening next, preparatory
to attending the grand demonstration at the
Navy Yard at that time. Messrs. Joseph Viii.
liams, J. w. Grain, and Parker Nadal were
appointed committee to prepare Transparent
cies and banners for the occasion Addresses
We're then made by Messrs L. G.. Hine, F. A.
Boswell, and Abraham Dyson and las. Bowen,
colored-the latter Of whom urged the colored
men TO aid those who were endeavoring to Sc
cure to them their rights. Some persons, he
said, charged the whole race with desire to
amaigamate with the white people, but this
was not the case; for what would be the result!
The white men and women partook Of all ma
ions-the Malay, Turk, Indian, &c, and,
necessarily, if amalgamation was practiced,
they would get democratic blood in them, which
would course through their veins, and soon
some Of them would have democratic children,
and he would not tolerate such proceedings as
that in the colored race, by any means
Laughter. The club then adjourned to meet in
front of the hall at O'Clock p. m, on Tuesday
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19
The --LATEST NOVELTIES in fall boots a

The LATEST NOVELTIES in fall boots and
shoes are immensely represented at the popu-
lar shoe store OF Cummins', 81 18th street. Mr.
q. having recently returned from New York,
Philadelphia, and the Eastern market, seems
determined to spare no means TO please his
numerous customers, Judging from the great
quantities OF goods arriving daily at his es-
adjustment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

HELD TO BAIL roR CoURr.-Yesterday
Justice Harper heard the case Of Thomas
Bowie, colored, arrested by onicer Lewis on
The charge OF Committing an assault and bate.
~ and intent TO Kali Maria Shea. and he was
cid to bail 70 court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

HELPED TO PUT OUT THE FIRE.-We omit
ted in the item Of the fire on 7th street, above
L, yesterday, TO state that private Waterman
Shed, on duty in that square, was promptly
on the spot, and assisted in exunguishing the
flames.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

and Graham. Of this city, have opened q law
and real estate office on the corner Of 9th and
+ streets, where they will attend to legal prac-
tlce, and the selling or renting OF real estate.
See their advertisement in another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

THR IRON CLAD will steam MP tomorrow,
(the 18th instantly All lovers Of Steamed
Oysters will call at the old Original Steamer,
where they know 1t is done up brown.
T. M. HARVEY,
Corner Penn. avenue and llth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

WE ARE HAPPY to announce that Dr. p
Shedd, OF New York, arrived in the city yester.
day. His numerous friends can find him at the
northwest corner OF eth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, where he will hold himself in
readiness to attend promptly to all calls in the
line of bis profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

A SEREEADR.-Lastn night Healds Band ten
dered serenades to several OF our prominent
citizens, including John X. Elvans, Esq, on
Massachusetts avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets; r. y. Clark, 18th and L streets; and J.
T. Lehman, on l. street, near 18th. The music
attracted large numbers of persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

Meats, ec.-Beef, hest cuts, 20a3pc. Der ID.
next best lse;i spring Lamb, 2Oa26e. per 10.
Beef; II a20c per h.; Smoked Beehive; Sliced;
BIC; Clipped, SOC; Bacon meat, I7c; Breast,
20c: Middling, loa20c.; Sausage, 2Oc.; Pigs
Feet, 25c: per sett; Lard, pc; Butter, 35aIOc,
per H.: Eggs, 25a3Oc. per doz.; Head Cheese.
22c per H.; Philadelphia Butter, zoe per H.,
Roll Butter, i5c. per 10.
to ei5O per pair: Ducks, sI.S per pair; orto-
Ian, 15c per doz.; Reed Birds, 75c. per doz.;
Black Birds, soc. per dog.
Vegetables, ac.-New Potatoes, 30c. per peck;
35c. per bunch: old Onions, soc. per peck; Cab
bage, 3al0c. head; Beets 5al0c. per bunch: Gu
cumoers, 10a20c. per dozen; Tomatoes, 40c. per
Beans, isaas cents;per peck; Lima Beans, 45c
per quart; Squash, 20c ents. per dozen: Car
rots, ia5c. per bunch; Spinnage, 25c. per
peck: Sprouts, 25c. per peck; Radishes, &c.
lopes, 5a25 cents; Pumpkins, 5a25 cents;
Green Pepper, Is cents per dozeni Dried
apples, 20 cents per quart; Dried Prunes,
2SS per pound; Dried Cprrants sc per
Cherries, IS cents; Dried Peaches, I5aaO cents
per Of; Preserved Citron, Soc. per h.: Dried
Blackberries, 10c.: Dried INVERTEBRATES, 25c.i
5alCc each: VermicellI. 25c. per pound;
Honey, 25a]Oc- per pound; Apples, SOc.asi per
peck; Peaches, 81 per peck; Pears, SIC. per
3Oa5Oc per cam Pine Apples, 25,3Oc each:
Bananas, 10c each; Garden Grapes, 25c. per
ID; Fox Grapes, 4Oc. per peck; Mint, s.. per
bunch; Mustard, 25c. per jar; Sag, Sc. per
bunch Lavender, IL cents per bunch; Tansy,
10 cents per bunch; Balsam, 5al0 cents each;
Lemons, 3OaiOc. per doz; Cocoaputs, 1Oai5c.
each; Shipstuff, 4Oa9Oc.; Brownstuf, 40aSOc ,
Middling, sOaSOc.; Shorts, 40c.; Corn, shelled;
S115aS1.35; Corn. by ear, S6.5OaS7 per bbl.:
Corn Meal, Sl.3laS1.25 per bushel; Oats, 90c a
81 per busheli Hay, 75c,asl.25 per cwt.; Straw,
$3.50 per cwt. -.
Fish, dc.-Halibut, 20c. per H.; Rock, 4Oa5Oc.
head. 75e So eaeh Car Fish ase per Su uneP
tters, 12c. per ID; Grabs, iOc. per dozen;
Mackerel, 25c. each; Cod Fish, l2c. per h.;
Salmon, 15c. per h.; Sea Bass, $50 per h.:
Sturgeon, 10c. per lb.; Turtles, 25a5Oc. each:
CLAIMS, ealoc. per doz.; Herrings, Acc. per
bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

RACE At PISHY BRAScH.-Yesterday a race
took place ~ PIney Branch Course betwe
by Hunter Taylor, and gray geldine .Mos.
cow" 20 wagon, by Barney Collins, half mile
heats. MOSCOW won all three heats, IN LII,
LIS, IN. Considerable money changed hands
At the track
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

CONTEMPT or CoUkr. afternoon
trial Of nuisance was pending before Jus.
tice J. ]. X. Plant, daring which some words
passed between the counsel, and one called the
other Did fool, and was fined BY the Justice
81 for contempt u . -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

SUDDEN DHArH.-This msrnIng, HenryStreb,
q shoemaker, on X street, between 18th and Goth
streets, while at work in his shop, suddenly
fell, and before assistance could reach him he
had expired. 1t is supposed his death was
caused by disease Of the heart .4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

JEwELRY.-Long Drops, Garnet Sets, Rub.
Der Sets, Jet Sets, Carbuncle Sets, 200 new
styles Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Rings Chains
Silver plated Spoons and Forks, received this
morning at Pnggs One Dollar Jewelry Store,
No. iS6 Pa. avenue, near 4k street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

VERY FINE BLACK CLOTH FRocK CoArs
for gentlemen for 80 and e25; and a lot Of fine
doe skin pants for $40, something more than
ordinary at that price. A large stock OF fne
black and dark blue goods for gentlemen's wear
will be found at Geo. u. Hennings, No. 5I1
eth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

WHITE WTrNIssKs.-The mouth OF the man
who purifies his teeth with Sozodont is a wit.
ness box, and every time he opens it two rows
Of cleaning witnesses testify TO Its beautifying
properties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19
Georgetown Advertisements.

rNoTIcE...An oiti1es. favorable 70 the
sospaGT9 1 .Ss hs p ana
BoY.pee bbGrpose Of Organizing SoMpany :, the
GroBGsrowN, D. o., sKrTkxsER ~, 1865.
The ccysrtneuhip heretofore existing between
,n,A, consent JOHN W GRAY disRo.ing % bis
sss sS: 5: K aS S.hv.s sssssi 'as
fAhsh' rne new nrm viii sessis ell soocunts.
IT R.R MARoEY.
nv TBos. BOWLING, aucnOneer; GeorgetO wn
REcEIyER,s sALEoF VALUABLE Rrsr.u-
dIEE6Sss6sssIIddS sEiSd Lanes aof FL
= g. i s. & - &: ;s s Gsps 81
Ss:. ;: i kSsss s;sss s AZ &
sfs%.ss The Iss..sod SSaS . Furniture re-.
f fir,tTEs.. .sa other gs,.Oa. scossrsy Of the
town, d. c., st the terminus Of the Avenue Rail
The unexrired term is for four year. from the
36th Of August. A. ID. 1855 the monthly rent being
Sis s, le, and includes the use Of trenty-three
k.s.s sGs inv Won nj Ss. ":
the building oocnp;sd ~ c. Mayer
,uIt hs in s1T,GSn. RTSs.r; snsoes AL the Enrsi-
Bedding. Sheets. Pillows, Carpets. Curtains. Pic
tups, Chairs, Tables, mirrors, Stoves W ardrobes
Crrkery, Glassware, Clocks, Lounges. Bar room
Fixtures. dub room Furniture. &C. &c. ; eefNc
ell the personal property noe the premises.
The place has been known y a Hotel stand FOR
many years. and has proved lucrative location
for the hotel and restaurant business aud persons
wishing TO purchase requested O. visit the
place and inform themselves as TO its present and
prospective value. ss IL will lie sold entirety
Terms Of sale: One hsif cash the residue az three
and SIX onths. with interest from the dsy of sale
Co be satisfactorily secured. The sale - perenp-
tory. and the purchaser will be placed IN immedi-
diate possession.
JONES. Receiver.
sel&-lOt THOMAS BOWLING. Auctr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

PRISONS wishing to subscribe for TIE star
who reside on Capitol II i'll and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No. LIZ East
Capitol street, between 4th and 5th.
JOHN CO90INs, Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

FINE BLACK FRENCH Dor SKIN PANTS at
nine dollars, "a first class article,) al Saks Il
Co.'S, Ne. 5I7 eth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

SERIOUS ACCIDRNT.-Last evening, ab0uA S
O'Clock, q pair OF mules attached TO -
wagon Of the Washington brewery. corner of
27th and X streets, (Messrs. North G Co., pro.
prietors,) became frightened while turning the
corner of sth and Il streets and the driver,
Thomas Sullivan, was thrown from his
elevated sea: 20 the gutter, in which fall his
right arm was dislocated at the elbow, his ftce
and head badly bruised, and the right thumb
very much lacerated. In the fall he lost his
watch. He was taken to the residence of Mr..
George Boyd, corner 18th and L streets, and
DIR. Breneman was sent for, who reduced the
dislocatlon and attended to his in juries other
wise Sullivan is a married man, W ith chill
dren, and lives at 23d and L streets, First
Ward, where he was taken this morning. The
doctor thinks he has sustained no internal IN.
juIies, though the fall was so severe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

N n HEX.
andria, Loudon and Hampshire road TO Mer.
ciel's Station Is progressing rapidly. The
track is already laid to within a distance of one
mile from Bowie's which is only two miles
this side of Mercier's, and rs a sufficiency of
iron 10 complete the track 10 that point has
been ordered and is now on the way here the
rails viii be laid. and trains running, it is con-
tidently expected, before the expiration OF the
autumn.-Alezdndrid Gazette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

MAsoNIC.-A telegram was received this
morning from Noble ID. Larner, Grand Secre-
tary of the Grand Chapter of the District Of
Columbia, now at st. Louis, announcing that
the General Grand Chapter of the United
States, at its Triennial session at st. Louis
yesterday. recognized the new Grand Chapter
of the District of Columbia; and compels Po-
tomac Chapter, clandestine organization at
Georgetown, to take a charter from this Grand
Chapter. All differences Of opinion are now
healed by the triumphant recognition Of the
Grand Chapter, and no further dissensions in
Capitular Masonry can ensue. At the convo-
cation Of Lafayette K. A. Chapter this evening,
the kilograms received, and all the facts will
be officially communicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

BURNING or CHINNxY.-The alarm Of fire
last night about half-past seven O'Clock, was
caused by the burning Of foul chimney on
Twenty first and X streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

GERMANIA SCHEUTZEN AssOCIATION.-A
meeting was held at ArDitsr Hall, Pennsylva.
MIA avenue, on Thursday evening when ar.
rangements were made for the grand process ion
TO 9TH street Park. In the line OF the process
sion will be the old Scheu,zen Association, the
Washington S1ngerbund. the Washington
Turner Nereln, and the Columbia Turner We.
rein, the rear bringing up with the Germania
Association. Several bands OF music have
been engaged, and the procession will be an
imposing STAIR. The Scheutzen Fest com
mences at the Park on the 30th instant, and the
procession will start from Arbiter Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

TIE GRAND CoNCLAvR OF KNIGHTS TEN.
PLAR AT ST. Louis, MO.-Among the dele
gates in attendance at the Grand Conclave OF
knights Templar OF the United States, now in
session at st. Louis, are the folio wing from
aryland and District of Columbia: DIR. John
L. Yeates, Grand High Priest; w. M. Smith,
proxy for Deputy Grand High Priest c. H.
Obr: Geo. A. Hanson. Grand King; James
Goszler, proxy for Grand Scribe T.. II. Barrett;
Il. A. Piper, Eminent Commander; T.. T.
Schultz, Generalissimo, and VIM. Hama, Cap
tain General Of Maryland Commandery, No. 1;
Emanuel Corbett, Eminent Commander: H. d.
Musselman, Generalissimo, and Thomas W.
McComas, Captain General of Baltimore Com.
mandery, No. 9; Sir knight H. q. Loane, OF
Monumental Commandery, and Sir knight
George H. Hanson, OF Jacques DeMurley
Commandery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

SuIcIpR.-On the morning OF ths lHfA inst,
Ms. Clarinda Davis, Of Unity, Nd, committed
81 cits by ging.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

DEcEAslD.-we regret to learn that CArpen.
ter John Rainbow, United States Navy, Ione
Brooklyn Nsvy.yard, N. Y, this morning at
one o'clock. E--E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

". ~.
Emanuel Corbett, Eminent Commander: H. ID.
Musselman, Generalissimo, and Thomas W.
McOomns, Captain General OF Baltimore Com.
%%ands1y No 81. Knight H. 9 81 Ioane: Of
George H. Hanson, OF Jacques DeMurley
Commandery. .
SOUTH WAsHINGToS IMPRovKMBNr.-On
eth street, between q and H, Mr.. Thos. Fahey,
is having built a handsome fhree-story prick
store and residence, containing ten rooms,
hall and store with gas. water bathroom, and
range. The building fronts % feet, runs back
81 feet, will have a press brick front, mar.
Die trimmings, and altogether, when fin.
isbed will be one OF the handsomest for Its size
in this section Of this city. In addition TO the
main tenement there will be a rear building Is
by 30 feet, the whole located on q lot over one
hundred feet, and erected on base of sohd
granite Messrs. Casstl and Sbaw bricklaysrs;
Barr, carpenter; and Goedall, plumber and gas
filter. Cost of erection, s6,V00.
THE AUTUMNAL EQUIHox.-The autumual
equinox will take place on the I'D inst, the
precise time when the sun will cross the equa.
tor, making the days and nights equal. The
sun will enter the first p int, Libra, about the
may anticipate heavy winds and much dis
agreeable weather.
DIDN'T PRACTICE WHAT He PRRAcHED.-
This morning, John O'Donavan, who was ar.
rested last evening BY officers Gross and Hol-
linberger for being drunk and disorderly, was
cOmmltIeQ 10 the W0rknOuse py JUSTICE wal.
ter. ODonavan is a shoemaker by trade, and
recently has been delivering temperance ad.
dresses.
THE LATE CLARENCE FENDALL.-The body
Of the late Clarence Fendall, assistant u. s.
Coast Survey, whose decease at Norfolk we
noticed yesterday, arrived here this morning
an d was taken TO the family residence oppo-
size the CITY Hall, from whence the funeral
will take place at3x o'clock tomorrow.
~
MARITIMR-The schooner John Harding
arrived few days since, now lies at Riley's
wharf In sunken condition. At the same
point the schooner James 0erham 10 undergo.
ing repairs for damages sustained few days
since on her trip to this port.
DECEAsHD.-we regret to learn that CArpen.
ter John Rainbow, United States Navy, long
and favorably known in this city. died ut the
Brooklyn Navy.yard N. T., this morning at
one o'clock. Ea--E
BURNING or A CHINNxY.-The alarm Of fire
last night about half-past seven O'Clock, was
caused by the burning Of foul chimney ON
Twenty first and X streets.
SUIcIDR.-On the morning OF the lafA inst,
Ms. Clarinda Davis, Of Unity, Md, committed
sp cit q by hau ein4 ~ "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

FUNERAL OF REV. NJ L. OLDs, RECTOR OF
CHRIST CHURCH, NAVY YARD.-The funeral
of Rev. M. l.. Odds took place to-day at II m.
from Christ Church, of which the deceased
was pastor The funeral services were con.
Quoted by the Rev. Dr. Lewis, Of St Johns
Parish, and there was quite q large concourse
of clergy present. among when we noticed the
Rev. Mr.. Hodges, Of Dorchester, Md, DIR.
Pinckney, DIR. Hall, and Rev. J. q. Smith, of
of this city, besides Bishop Nottingham. of this
diocese. The pall-bearers were the Rev .Messrs.
Harris, Lewis, Hall, Parkman, Holmead
Pinckney and Hodges, while the body was
borne by the vestrymen Of the church. AS the
funeral procession entered the church, which
was crowded, the many weeping eyes aud
audible sobs attested the love Of the congrega-
ton for their deceased pastor. The remains
were encased in a metallic coffin, on the lid of
which was a silver plate. with the inscrip.
uon -" Rev. NJ. l.. Olds. Born June LIST, 1873.
Died Sept. 18th, 1s6s."
The coffin was covered w&h beautiful pail
Of maroon color, in the centre of which was
large white cross. After the conclusion of
the funeral services the Holy Communion
was celebrated, and the funeral cortege moved
to the Congressional Cemetery, where the re.
mains We're temporarily deposited in the re.
ceiying vault.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

TELEGRAPH LISR TO LKssBrRe.-The
Alexandria GG<.t;e says IL 10 stated that ar
raBgrneBis are beng projected by the spergst-
&c President Of the Alexandria, Loudon, and
Hampshire railroad, BY u hich Lsesburg wall
soon BE- placed in direct telegrzphlc corrnuni.
cation with THIS clty. The con 81 mmation Of
iAis design will a1sord great con venienes 70
many persons a. both ends IF the line
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MARITIMR-The schooner John Harding
arrived q few days since, now lies at Riley's
wharf In a sunken condition. At the same
point the schooner James 0erham 10 undergo.
ing repairs for damages sustained few days
since on her trip to this port.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

A PERIIous SITUATION-Yes,srJay altar.
noon, about four O'Clock, as Miss Charlotte
Cox, beautiful young lady, residing in Alex
Asdrla, Va, was IN the act OF stepping aboard
COR home, she accident ALLY missed her footip
and fell into the river. A colored laborer
aboard The boat immediately plunged in after
her, and, 81 the risk of his own life, sustained
her above water I'LL of1cer Hickman and a by
stanteT came 90 his assistance and rescued her
she was placed aboard he steamer, when 10
was sscertained that she was severely Or ulsed
about tAe body. The kindes. attearions were
bestowed by The crew and father Of The young
lady. who was with her az me time.
The circumstance was purely accidental, an d
caused by the lnattention of The lady, who was
walking the gsngway with a nosegay in her
hand and her attention diverted in another di-
rection. "Dr. Peter Mckinney Afforded efi :
SIent assis. ian e in her rescue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

grand mass meeting Of the Republicans of
WASHINGTON and rs vicinity VIII be held in the
Sixth Ward, near tie navy yard, on Tuesday
Central Grant md colfsx Club OF the District
CT Columbia
Attention is called 70 the special notice Of the
boys IN Bloc II another column.
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NirhP %s STATES PASSE = oyyIoE,

34y - ..ssiHe. $40
plsonsrrt .arS:hs3. GsaaulAssd, Pevdersd, ana
low By RkYiN RRs1s -"
spm~mg 2ss psnp:yIvaai. svesse,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

THE POTOMAC FRoNT.-The bracing fall
temperature which has been experienced for
fie past few days has lent additional activity
along "the front" and there Is general clear
ing away ard hammering, il order to provide
comfort and afford facilities for operating ae-
cording to the change OF season. "Red Eye
has extra matched his tent as q vigilant
guardsman over Fowler's precincts; "Sam
Taverns," the faithful colored adjunct Of Ri
ley's wharf, has showed out the winters stove
and Harvey's "Man friday" also Of African
descent, has laid in additional covering in the
form OF an India rubber blanket and an extra
tarpauhu. Excursion matters are n q discount
although the vigilant Arrow, commanded by
the portly Stackpole-whose courtesy bears
an equal proportion to his size = main-
talns her equilibrium. and makes the
she carried down q fine party, who, being &C
companied with music, were determined not
only TO view the ancient magnlhcence Of the
home Of the Father Of his Country, but also,
while "on deck to enjoy the pleasures Of the
dance. At Potomac Ferry wharf, the steam
ferry palaces "City Of Washington and sCity
S Sdu1,x rand are 1sn py,Ge .ns
ington, while the bold Superintendent, Ged-
ney, stands ready TO negotiate for charter en-
gagements for the fine steamers Thos. Collyer,
Wawasset, and Winnisimmet belonging to
that company. The regular wharf reports will
be found below:
Carter's Wharf-Arrived-Schr. Access, Mel.
son, from Wycomico river, with wood for H.
down the river, light
Johnsn's WharfeArrived-Five barges from
Great Falls, with ice for the Great Falls Ice
Company; schr Mary Rebecca, from the fish.
ing shores, with fish for Thomas Reagan.
Riley's Wkorf.-Arrived-Steame Virginia,
Gregg, with wood for market; schr. Remedy,
DeShiels, with wood tor market. Sailed
Schr. Mary Augusta, Worton, for Havre-de-
Grace, light; John 8 Ravens, Lewis, for Ac-
comac, light; Martha Washington, Lewis, fer
Accomac, light.
Fcnler's Wharf -Arrived-Schrs. Isabella,
Phillips, with wood for the Washington aud
Georgetown Ice Company; John Wetherell,
Green, from Havre-d Grace, with coal for
WASHINGTON and Georgetown Ice Company.
light; VIM. L. Dayton, Mills, light.
WATTS Bay-In the bay, the yachts Ne.con.
he con, Fairy, John H. Sessford, Witch OF the
Wave, Grey hound, Sea Witch, and other boats
of minor speed ride at anchor, making q fine
display.
Be,,y's Whdrf.-Arrived-Sc hrs Frank WAL
ter, b orson, fromlNew York, with 2e5 tons Of
stone for Mr.. N. Acker; Shawnee Tribe, Gov
ington, from lower Potomac, with wood for
for James Eliason. Steamer Express, Nickle,
with passengers and freight, sailed this morn
ing at O'Clock for Baltimore.
Broua,s Wharf Sailed-Schrs Kin9bird,
for Philadelphia; Caroline Holmes, Dixon, for
Havre-de.Grace; w. p. Snow - for the
same place; VIM. l.. Herran, Mitchell, for Bal
timore, all light
Terry, Dayis, wood 10 market; Benjamin Cox,
Franklin, do; d. S. Page, Deatty, do: Mount
Pleasant, Leatherberry. wood to Guinand
Sailed-Schrs. A. b. Terry, Davis, light; BENZ.
Cox, Franklin, light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-19

THE LATE CLARENCE FENDALL.-The body
of the late Clarence Fendall, assistant U. s.
Coast Survey, whose decease at Norfolk we
noticed yesterday, arrived here this morning
an was taken TO the family residence oppo-
size the CITY Hall, from whence the funeral
will take place at 81 O'Clock tomorrow.