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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM PoPrs ARMY.
THE ENEMY sTfLL RErREATINe.
JAcKsON,s ARMY Bald TO NUMBER
SIXTY THOUSAND.
piesATisFACTION AMONG VIRGINIA
y - TROOPS.
uNpAUNTED BRAVERY OF A UNION
SOLDIER.
LATE TELEGRAPBIO NEWS
HE KILLS ELEVEN REBELS.

ssrI's HEAporARrERs, near Rspidsn river,
August Is The enemy are still reported retreat
Ing beyond the Rapidan, although they have
force on the other side with guns in position and
large body OF cavalry In their neighborheod'
supposed to be merely covering the retreat OF the
main body.
General Milroy 10 In the advance, with Bufsrds
and Bayard's Cavalry and some artillery.
The river is easily forded at many points.
II 10 stated by scouts that yackson's army mum.
bers sixty thousand, at least. He has managed 10
move all CT safely excepting occasionally few
straagleu Some Of the latter came into cur
camp last night and said almost al The Virginia
soldiers would desert II they thought they would
be well treated.
A Union soldier was found In the woods Wed
nesday with his musket barrel grasped In both
hands, the stock broken OF, and eleven dead
rebels lying around him, some with hsad,
he'd and othep bruised In various ways, eli
dead, showing with what desperation the Union
hero had fought for his life, but without avail
His body was pierced with three balls.
Many Of the enemy's dead were LEFT unburisd
while Others were only half covered. In many
places arms and feet were seen above The earth
Some thirty prisoner, wounded and concealed
near tbs battlefield In houses, were brought II
to dav.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

~ The New Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
evrr Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
litsrtry reading, 10 now on our counter ready for
delivery To the public. Embraced in In enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
A full account Of the great Battle al Slaughters
Mountain, by the editor of the Star, who was
an eyewitness; Sen. Kings Reconnaissance /;
Gen Pope's OnAcial Reports; Reconnaissance
towards Richmond; Re1ccupation ~ Malvern
Hill. and --latest War News from Richmond
and The Peninsula.
The pursuit of Stonewali Jackson; Fight In the
vicinity Of Bowling Green, at Cumberland
Rt o, and the raid Of Morgan In Tennessee re-
Ported capture Of Baton Rouge; threatened at
'tck on New Orleans and destruction II the
rtbsl ram Arksnsas.
N uTder Of General McCook; Latest War News
from every direction Of the Army: Orders from
the Departments In reference to drafting; and
the reported Evacuation OF the Peninsula by
General McClsllan.
oetry, Sketches, News Items, Clippings from
the Press, wit, Telegraphic News, and all 10
cai news Of interest
beading for the Farmer, Gardener, and House
keeper, and Agricultural News and Household
Receipts.
This Is just the paper above all Others for per
10 ~ sojourninS In the National Metropolis h
send TO their friends at distance. Price onl,
rhIee cents per copy, or OIL per annum; postag
rrspaid by stamps when 90 arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

The Isklkgsse~ notices the upceasing en-.
d,avor, Of certain parties-as General Phelps, OF
New Orleans, and 6cv. Andrews, Of Massachu.
.et,,-to coerce the President ''into the adoption
OF measures to which, ss the civil and military
head Of the nation, he Is known to be opposed, u
by persistent efforts to induce the employment Of
nagroes as soldiers and furnishing them arms.
The RsrSbIienn says of Gen. McClellan's order
Inspecting negroes
"Ths 10 very well, so far as u goes, but II doe
mt execute the act Gf Congress, which frees the
saws Of rebel masters escaping into cur lines
n isth employed BY rs OF not"
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS FOR THE
DRAFT

ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS FOR The
DRAFT.
The Secretary Of War issued Yesterday the fol-
lowing additional regulations for the enrolment
and draft Of militia:
Ordered, eth. That in filing all acquisitions for
militia the quotas Of the several States will DC
apport cned by the Governors among the sevefai
counties, and, where practicable, among the sub
divisions Of counties, 90 that allowances thall DC
made to such counties and Subdivisions for al
volunteers heretofore furnished by them ana mus
tered into the service Of the United States whose
stipulated term Of service shall not have expired
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF war
A dispatch dated yesterday at Harrisburg states
that an order has been received there from Secre
tary Stanton relative to the continuation Of ad'
vance pay ard bounty, and postponement OF the
time Of draft %
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DISMISSED FROM TaE SERVICE

BY direction Of the President, Major Z. q
Lawrence, Of the Sixty first Regiment, New
York Volunteers, is dismissed from the service
In accordance with the sentence Of the court.
martial held at camp near Harrison's Landing,
Second Lieutenants Franck c. Goodrich, George
A Rowley, Charles l.. Neggle and T. b. Wright,
Of the regular army, have been cashiered for mis-.
behavior before the enemy, and Captain Carley
Lay, Of the Twelfth United states Infantry, fof
drunkenness on duty. Lieutenant John g. Kear.
neY, Of the Fifty. fifth Regiment New York VOL
unteers, for disobedience Of orders has been dis.
missed from the service. All these sentences
were confirmed by General Mcclellan.
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ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS FROM FREDER.
ICKSBUR6

Last night The steamer Keyport arrived at her
wharf, bringing up guard from Gen. BurDside's
division, having In custody Mayor Slaughter and
fourteen other prominent citizens Of Fredericks-
burg, who are charged with secretly aiding and
abetting the enemy, and giving them informa-
lion Of the movements Of our army. They were
conveyed Immediately to the Old Capitol prison.
Another batch Of the same sort is expected To-
night from the same loo atty.
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A NAVAL CAPTURE.

Admiral Dupont has reported to the Navy De.
partment that on the morning Of the 4th inst the
steamer Huron captured the schooner Aquilia
while attempting to run the blockade Of Charles
ton harbor. She In Of ~ tons burden, was laden
with between 800 and 400 barrels Of turpentine,
and was bound for Nassau, N. p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

FISAxcIAL.-New York papers Of last evening
report the following the closing sales Of the
stock board yesterday U 9. SIS 1881 (ree istesed
1oOx; U. 8. e's 1se1, (coupon,) 1O0&; U. Q. Sc
1874, (coupon,l ssh; 2 30 Treasury notes, 1oe &;
American gold, ll5x; Tennessee SIS, 50; Missouri
e., ASK; Virginia 6's, 538. Gold has sold si
1l6, bus closes freely offered at llsx. "Old
demand notean are 7a7k premium.
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FROM CULPEPER COURTHOUSE.

Letters received from CulpePer contain no
news Of interest not already telegraphed.
On Saturday night after the action, Or. Steele
Of the 96th New York, while endeavoring to ind
his way 10 his regiment encountered two rebel
soldiers fully armed. He sternly demanded u
surrender, and they were 80 ALARMED, being ap-
prshensive Of their proximity to our forces, that
they surrendered, and he marched them both to
the camp as prisoners.
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DsoTPED-ln consequence Of the falling of OF
work at the Census once, the following clerks
have been dropped J. w. Brigden, Pa; C.B
Machee, u = NJ. Jordan, Va; G. T. King, N
Y, J. stabler, Ind; J. w. Clampitt, d. c.; H.
c. UPpernsn, ID. C; A. o. Douglass, ID. c.; Al
bsIt Rhodes, Pa; H. Hayes, Wis; &. w. vii
liam', Ind g. T. Bsssett, d. c.; G. F. Rice
Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

ARKANSAS RAISING UNION TROOPS.
We learn that four full Regiments Of Union
troops have been raised in kansas and organ.
lied at Csnville, since July LIST.
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PEEsosAL Hon Shelby M. Cullom, Speaker
Of the House OF Representatives Of the State OF
Illinois, and late commissioner Of the War De-
Pa,tmsnt ~ Cairo, hiss arrived In town, upon
business connected with that Department
ECol. John sommers and Capt w. r. Bragg, Of
Baltimore, Nd, are at the National.
Prof 2. X. Grisvold and Dr.. II c. Esvsnway
Of Pa, are at Clay's.
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ARREsT OF An EDIIoR FoR DiscouRAsIss En-.
LIsrASSrs-D A Mahoney, editor Of the Dubu.
que tIows) Herald, wa arrested yesterday b.
the U. .. hsrshal, charged with discoangins
suliftmen6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

Ho goR PLNEY PoISr by the announcement
slsswhsrs It viii b. seen That the steamer Kew.
port makes one Of hsf delightful trips 10 Piney
Point tomorrow, returning Sunday evening.
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KUTURE DAYS.

NfAReaAL's sALE.-In virtue Of Q, wit Of
vi bed tsciss under lien Jaw Issued from tss
Of colsmo q Tor The County Of W,sEfn9ton sse 70
= Z. 20 q Vs
g y o,elecE N; Lots Ne 9 and s: n Tosdt sSa
city Of WsshIngton. %. & tofethsr with 81 and
singular the improvements thereon, 90 fed aPd
levied upon a. The lrope,y OF Danlsl da1-
and viii be sold 20 satisfy gudlcias NO. l05, -
October term. lssa, IN favor Of Rsyid feyes
An Il m ~. =. Marshal n. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

6EszRALs BUTLER AND PHsIPs.-A spicy cor.
fsspondsnce between these generals 10 published
The subject matter 10 the negro. General Phelps
wished to organize and arm i've companies Of
blacks. General Butler prohibited II.
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"a Is %

MARsHAL's sALE,-In yirtls q . ynt Of
the Oi'ouft Court, Of me District Of Columbia tcT
the county Of wsshinston-, a.d 70 me oireetes,
Court House door Of ssId county. on FRIDAY the
sth day Of september next, le6a, ~ - o'clock N !,
No Q. In suare No f3 In the cIty Of Wss hlnstou,
ID c., togethet win al and angular the imprsve
meDn theresn, seised and levied upon the prop
erty Of James 3 Donevln, and vll DO sold . So
isy udIcisls No. "a TO October FERN 1850 10 tavof
Of Daniel ID svoye Nm. seldom,
al lSdn late Marshal, ID. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

u The delivery Of Treasury Notes Of the
dehominstion Of one and two dollars win b
commenced On Tuesday nszt, though In small
quantities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

I. u Hon. Joha w. Goodwin, The present.
incumbent, ha' been no min '"d for re-slscsoa
10 the fy SoagIes. easi dl,.iS. q Maine.
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EXPECTED JUNCTION

EFFECTED A JUNCTION.
Gen. Kings force, fine body Of men, effected
ajunction with Gen. Pope near the late battle field
on Monday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

II The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has made the following appointments for the
State Of Delaware, under the tar Law John p.
NSLsar, Of Wilmington, assessor, and o. II. b
Day, Of Dover collector
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sss shE55s 81 stEE Itt5kT a5sAsT aSSc =.

AssEks55F suPEkIok H6ssiE sssSoSIIiD sss
Wk6S TesT yT ~. sTS Is,,.5 Ant a e osoes
b.ssesn Fcur-snd-s siifHsnd siIts stress. sorsS
We M sSiSis s1. and
I've y.ry l.5as Want Whssnot'.
Three Brossteils curnins, With cornios, cost 90
One Yer, l.r aye snt.t,m. Mirror. With Fr.sss
Plate o lass, cost SieO,
WstaSs Lsdi.. c.SIast' or Writing Deal. viii
s se Ian sssi and O BssI css.or oh.ir
S..1 ssi f Sss snd PTF aaS.
0hanpsgne and Wine 6la,ses,
s os.%s a.: 6 sSs.. A.. and Z: SA''
Walnut Boob sheves and siaeeoerds.
iyofI k.Salsd kriyss and FORKS,
Enaiiss floor and Other Hall oiolo,bs.
Ss f.S 4. s1S sss sT RSI9
Excellent ReffiI srstor, sad0nce ChsIrs.
ws!nss NAE. to a1s ana S'o osh. Si %sss:.n
Ee,ther Beds, Pillov., .pd Bol.tsrs.
hinsn sSsssa a.d 10. G.hf 81 sssr csss.
GomiSIt;, sI,ns st s. And Sshsr seddtns'
Walnut and Bronse Hat Trees,
walnut Cane seat Nurse Rockets.
Sns ns S9lint ss s1d f Gsnsr
III m. ~-@~t =
An eIoelIent .ssortmspt OF Kitchen Kesuisi &c,
And many other articles 100 numerous % enume-
ii rate.
The Hou,e is for rent. IEsuirs en- the premises
ssn GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts.
BIZ J: @. Mc6gIKE q Co, Auotieneers.
CASAh PASsES soAT At AUCTION.
q O'Clock. We shall sell, st kssby'l What fool
Of ID street, one entirely new Canal Psofet Boat,
Handsomely finished.
Terms essh 100 ct the time Of sale; balance,
TIE foiiovlns day chen the boo, viii Be lao noked.
@ dn ]. q. Mo6UlRE . CO. Aucts.
" Tust recorded in Liber J. A. ; No 2 8 folIos
"a GO seS of the land records Of the city Of Wa.h-
ington. viii expose 20 public sale, on SATUn-
DAY. the n September, the folio wing eeIori6ed
NopsT,y to yit =. l.r. Of Let no =. in sssAse
u good Terms Of salei Ope-third cash; the be-
s1es N g. - and menths.
1ine Of sale viii be st o'olook, on the above
Il dAy mentioned. r. A. FITZHu0H.
a Av1vs Trustss.
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IL From Shillington's bookstore, Odeor
Building, we have an early copy Of Godey's
Lady's Book for September
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To LIyoE pEXkf s stSsEhNksI5sF HE AND

h., s.s,nG s1Is.ssr Es .isss @ sss,sss. ~ y,
hErAihfNs visSiSs Gssss:s sTonssAe
-. 1870 nen3 bus azys sla. yor knsa. s.ng noss
~ 81 81 neseti4k end chArElnS o iusl and
81 s .sse Z ass ss: ss:s 90:
slStfA 1.s.. 4 S g sss !.
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SOL DlBks ANDCI TIzBNsi
Ma; WEN h,.tns ,srysd a. M..on The las,
handIsds from tas hcsIitss, 9E,Is her Medicines
tor the benefit OF ell. her FEVER MIXTURk not
SnlI IrsysnS tat cures re iily. One tsespoon-
no Soldier or Civfian should trsSsl yttkoutit Pat
- e4fess 70 SAT- Tie ,oekst Als., her LUNe
SS ss ssf winter. FOR sestmoaiss 'ss
v Col; Gene md Lent 81: Rome, sl,. New ysst
h.ist.et SIsfory; do; Lieut. MssLnt.re, 9sst;
sss i,s 90 Lent lie Bean, CAPT RIsle,, sls..
posse. CAPT Brceis. Ssrrt. Msebovsi. Gs1t
yeckson, cerIt Brsdie, do; Corporal " Ilhsmst
eth; Orderly Bsnks, N. n, besides hundreds Of
:. 70 b. had at etott,s Drug Store, opposite Me-
hopaI Hotel; naarn's eRnsr Pa. svsaue snd pa
.,fesS; Brsynins Ksstsr, sss G. sy..sns,
s:sss. Ssss.sa ssS .sa 81, Ws:Sins Ton.
Mn. Wren, Midwife and MagEstio Eclectic
Ply, tolen, invites those Who despair OF beicg
cured Of SUI yoints, Chrome Rheumstism Z ore
Eve, Old Ulcers. Tumors, Hemorr hoidsl lnhrml-
ue1, Itch or Ietters, Canoes, &o.,&o. No Cure.
20 ray. Ladies boarded ard kttended during 90
fnsmsnt. NO. l1s X street between on and m.
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Atmis,ien . eents; orehestrs, 8 cents; esssls-
s1s ,,ss e e Ss:hs:t Ss.
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e4 re.lsetfSly Informs ne public thss 10 hss =.
s0ss t % sssS1 FiE cnas ~
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AMUSEM EMS.

ADJUSTMENTS
(yAkSEkByKY HALL.
~ ksvIuANA AvHHyI, rxAI eIxsn 81.
TONIGHT,
TIE EAUTIFUL
TIE BEAUTIFUL
MARIETTA,
MARIETTA.
.. MARIETTA,
MARIETTA,
THE FASCINATING
SPA NIsR DANs USE.
NEW BILL To-NI6HTl
REIMBURSEMENT of MISS NELLIE TAYLOR.
the sweet and pleasing Ballad VoosIist-
Third wreck Of MISS ELLEN COLLEEN. the
much admired and fsvorits Dsnseuse.
MISS JENNY ALLEN.
The popular and pretty TerDsiehoresn Arusts.
MISS MAssIE VERNON. and Corps de- Ballet
Continued success OF the
DELEvANTE BROrHERs,
In their daring sots. La Perohe, 7umblins and
Homes d'Aire.
Third week Of
III. BUDwOR7H,
In New Acts, Banjo so'os, and Patriotic Songs
DENNY eALLA6HER.
In his lrish and Ethiopian Songs and Dances
w.B. HARRISON,
The great Comic and Bxtemporsneous Singer.
First week Of
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
Clown, JuRgier. Ia tour de Mason.
Admission q cents; 0,chestr. ohsi.. g cents.
THEh S srA44 tMtsElssc. zA1Is
NJ ~: & Al 90 ssSss
9. MoEDAI Sy5NLse, A.ssn A.,
ns ssa' S' :ss 81 e: sis e:
fan corps Of vooslists, MssIoians, Dancers, Be
P.sssS SSn'f. ss ~
ale 4 are found ths namsa 81 '' 'ai' '' o.
r: Eva Brsut sam sssIl.yl
Ihs be.utifuI Z.nffetts. aorsy Lsssitt,
ksSssI .s s'on' nSss s RaS, C a3s,h.
Tia Stars Of the Asfistie World
densed In one enteftsi nm.n,, for one
' price Of sdmission. --..
71ciets Is eeuts No extra ohsrrss-pe reserved
sosts; thus sfofdIng the cTtixsns Of WashilgtoI
s.ssS:s sIs . o1ssisanis1 q t.tna sss n' Sa
lies 10 witness -lsA -
UNIQVE AND MRRIvORIoUs EXHIBITION
b 9dsssss ss,
5:w:. tIlinsen------.-Irs...ss
San sharSlsy.-
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F2a os sALg7 a excellent slo:. sEwINs
,Iles eli 8 lis ~: ..ssus la'' o ''.s Is.
p And SOME ruRY g5s rmhI
Irsuirs ara Pennsyly.uis .ssnys. 1t.
UNION FBMAhhEE ACADEMY,
7HrRTEENrH ACADEMIC AZ, YEAR
commences
SEPTEMBER list.
Circulars ct ihe Bookstores. an Is I'm.
AZ MOORE's WEST END DRUG STORE,
"A 11S Pa; avenue. south side, the public osn he
r;sss ss m: 49, es
nS,. isrts supply Of Toilet Articles etc. Cigars
,R vsy .sisie.l.r oa's used in d,.p.n.Ias
ply ,ioisns' lresoriHtions. auniw
n ANNogNgEMENT
ENsIEE S cSSFssNS95 Ne Es .Ts
nunsIons fIissd. and the Pr bio tssts = =
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2 IsAy s.,. .Ss "a s gs,a 900 IN
LADIES' TRAVELLING SUITS,
LADIES' TRAVELLING Dus EEEbs.coux,.
From slD upwards. '-'0'
NJ; g
an is 8. 39e Pennsyiyanis svenue,
TRAvELINs TRUNVs!-
LARGEST STOCK IN WASHINGTON.
Our Assortnsent NsUs- Better!
ws offer - citiz ,us and strangers all rses and
HRs UNss Of s6rEs bksss Ik5skks
RAGKINS HRuNKs, HAT BOXES, osS
ait 5. snd ia1s. 3: I'm IN
search OF oarsa'W5;t e f'ss F n G,il On
sul.lv tini. H.is seps sia Haa N '"'
Is s'c cE rsGkLtEP % Ell
II ,sS%::, lac 81! =. Reg. car. Capt. Duff
i: H.Sorsfoidsf. care 1t. Rose. 9Th Mich. Res'.-
k Ss1 %i. fis:''' 's' China
SoI sfs:Ssr; a aaiisA. Rss',-i DO. and ! Bag.
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u Sss:. .tss kE:s ..a Ill., Ca, :. so....
G, MoDovsll-s Gases Champagne. -.a - ss.r-
| The &C. oorsiIpses arc requested to cali sud take
| AUCTION and Scn N M no. ks s SSSi
eouth corner Pa avenue and Ninth t.
On IS % lselubltean
SECOND REGIMENT m M
ad D''. ,sss, 2. es:p"a'A tt
A Splendid Opportunity is Ofs,sd 70 thos,
| t0ho soish to joan this crack Rsg,msnt. >
Anew MORE MEN ARE WANTED
70 bring itup 10 the MAXIMUM required b. NV.
The MOST kNcogR AGING INDUCE.
Are held out By the Nationa Government. Oofpo
7RE FAMILIES or MARxIED MEN
WIG may Enlist III b. provided or syths Wa
sa,1s sncs Of ths var. =
l. HANDsoME DevNrtssE
srsse b. given - sif VAC sultss, G;
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pietory characterization of Stone,raI
,Jacksou-Frorl the James rIvsr-RHmored
change of bass by McCiellan - Federal
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