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Col. PORD

II is now said around the Washington hotels
that Col. Ford lost the orders Of Col Miles. di-
rccting him 10 abandon Maryland Height, be-
fore the late fall of Harper's Ferry. II Col.
Ford's defence against the charges against him
depend on satisfying the court martial tina.
such orders, not produceable in black and
white, were issued by Col. Miles, ha is in a
fair way of qnittins the army shortly, we
fancy
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FROM our IMMEDIATE FRONT.
RECONNOiS> NICE YESTERDAY TO WARREN
TON JUNCTION
No SIGNS or REBEL TROOPS IN TINT Di
RFCIIO\
EXTFNSIYE MILITARY MOyEMENTS FROM
THIS VICINITY - "a

A reconnoitern- for ca7of Acting Briyadar
n. Mclean command went Yesterday far
of the r"bei~ in arms III that vicinity. Il was
there aid thai The repairs OF the RappalIan-
mock railroad bridgc had been completed.
which we doubt, by the way.
I.asJ night extensive military movements
We're eN identity commenced IN this iciniI, QUE
body OF quite 2G.taQ troops taking up the line OF
march in one direction. and another body in a
different one. II does not become US to intimate
their respective destinations; and We state the
fact Of their movement only TO the end OF letting
the impatient public know that the troops in
this vicinity are by no means Idle.
Evening star., 1862-09-29

SBrig. Gen. Harvey, L. 5. A, has been
suddenly ordered from 81. Louis to Washingto
on important business. The St. Louis Repub-
liean says no man is more fit 10 take the place
OF the late lamented Major General Philip
kearney than Gen. Harvey. who is considered
a most accomplished cavalry officer
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HARDLY so

We have not been able 10 ascertain that the
statement in This mornings Intelligencer OF al
attemp' OF the rebels TO recro>s back into Mary
land in the face OF our army, Is true, or is il
likely TO occur.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept %, 1lK a. m.-First Board
L. s Coupons, 1851, 10lK; Seyen-and-,hree-
tenths Treasury Notes, leii.; L. s. Demand
Notes, llS: Gold l23.
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ORDERED TO DCTY

Brig. Gen. John Cook, L. S. volunteers. has
been ordered 10 report for duty 10 Major Gen.
Pope. Surgeon w. A. Sloan, L. =. army has
been assigned TO duty with Gen. Pope as med-
cal director OF the Department OF the North
west.
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TRO0pS ARRIXRn

Within the last twenty -four hours there ha We
arrived here New Jersey regiment, under
Coz Bertham. go stroag, and two New York
regiments. under Colonies Allen and Ireland,
rr.p~.civei, numbering - snd i,o.O men; also,
=. - :. .-sEI--.- 49,. ...@.-... .~S.-.--.s.
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IChhrlotte Cushman is at present al Paris,
and hpeaks OF returning 10 this country 70 re-
suo'e s tIir practice of her profession, having
lo~' con idrraha NORTON OF hey TOR 1-c IL u,
sIcceesIA speSluSuSas, :, :.
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- Dsfrsr- IRON Apalachicola city to YES
sells on the blockade inform our naval oe,c.rs
that two Rebel iron clad gunboats, mountinu
six sixty-eight poundcrs, are nearly ready for
srn, under command OF j. Catesby JONES' who
says that he will sink every gunboat on tho
gull coast. He Will meet with n warmer re-
ception with the feet now stationed OIL there
than he NAV desire.
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~Rg,prSG MATTER on EVERY PAGE
SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE-
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER
Notice to News Agents,

News agents with the army under conmand
CT General Mcclellan and the forces in and
sround Baltimore, in the West or South, should
send their orders for the STAR TO Henry Tay-
Tor. Asent for the Wa>hing gton Star, Sun Iron
Building, Baltimore. Md.
Evening star., 1862-09-29

~ Reports from Galveston say that the vel
low fever Is raging tearfully, and Is represent
ed by some TO b. as bad rs IL was at Norfolk n
few years ago. The inhabitants, those who
were able, We're leaving the city by thousands
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NJ 4 4 E R NO TIC T..
By W. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.

BY "; L. VAIL 4 CO., AuctiOneers.
tSouth corner Pa. ave. and Ninth ST.
I ARGE SALE OF GROCERIES, 81 TIERS
- SUPPLIES, SHOES, & C.. AT AUCTloS-On 7 L rs
DAY MORNING. SDth September, we will sell at
the Auction Rooms, large assortment of Gruce
ric,, for cash. comprising
. barrels White Refined and Yellow Sugars
Ba e Coffee, Rice, Boxes Starch.
Tierccs Hams.
ls0 Boxes Eastern Cutting EnliSh Dairy Cheese
Boxes Chewing and Fine Cut Tobacco
Boxes Adsmantine and Stcrine Candles
Boxes Pepper. Lobsters Boxes Bitters
100 dozen Lemon and RaSbperry Syrup
100 Boxes Wells & ProyOt Pickles
Chow chow. Sauces, Tsmarines
Segars. large stock. assorted brands
In BoNeS Candy. 100 lbs. each
Boxes Gia>>wa Tumblers and NappipS
With many other articles in the Grocery line
Also - Boxes French Lemons, in prime order
30 W L. WALL 4 Co AuctS
Evening star., 1862-09-29

~ Neither Gov. Olden, of New Jersey. or
Gov Morton, of Indiana, were ut the Conven-
zion OF Governors at Altoona.
Evening star., 1862-09-29

~Ex-GoyrTnor Wickiih, (.s Bob" a. he ..
familarly calledD, has been in New Orleans
nnd"r "a flag of truce from General Van Dorm.
$50 says TeporfD, and there is much mystery
about IN" eTrand On which he came. Street
gossip, ~ the time Of the departure Of the
stehIner, said that ne brought q mes sage from
Van Dorm. perrmptorily demanding the sur
render OF the city, and giving it, present Gus
t6dIan fifteen days in which 10 comply, II i,
sehi that Bri9ahi"r General Writzri, now As
~'-,'"t Military tommandant of New Orleans
VIII succeed General Phelps in his command.
Evening star., 1862-09-29

PERsoSAL.-Coloneis Morrison and Cole, U.
S. V: Gen. Harney, U. s. A; Col. Brown, n.
Y; Paymaster EItlng, Y. S. A: c. b. Barclay,
Pa; Hon. J. W. McDougal, Cal: Gen. Trick.
n. J.; Col. Holibird. L. S. A; and Col Dutton.
L. 5. V, are al Willards' : =
Evening star., 1862-09-29

n STEAMBOAT NOTICE
ON AND AFTER MONDAY the 18th of Sc ptem-
ber 1862, the steamers THOMAS
COLIER YOUNG AMERICA and Ea4aA@A
JAMES GUY will run re gularly from z2ESt5dszzZ1a
the foot of Seventh st. at the followin hours
Leave Washington, 7,s,9, ~, ii a. m, l2 l. 3, 3,
q. g. So p. IN. And from the foot Of King IT Alex
sndria. 7, 3. ., 10, IL a. m. IL, ,2,3.455i. m
Fare % cents. SAMU III, GEDNEY,
f.. A. RTTUER. Csn.s
SO G-2sw3w- ISAAC ENTWISLE
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g%Wr hay" advice from New Orleans m
HIf 18th INST, by the arrival az New York of The
steamship Philadelphia. Gen. Butler has Is
sued an order. dated the 18th, requiring each
neutral foreigner resident in the department 10
pr|-"nt himself with evidence of his national
Ity. I" The nearest Provost Marshal for the
registration Of himself and family Gen Butler
prrF"d"s this order by the declaration that in
fh" course often days ID might becOmr necessary
10 Distinguish the dizloyal from the loyal citi-
Zens and honest neutral foreigners. All false
or simulated claims Of foreign alliance Gen
Butl'"r threatens 10 punish severely
Evening star., 1862-09-29
TELEGRAPHIC,
THE WAR IN MISSOURI,

CAPTURE OF REBELS AND IMPORTANT cos
RESfoNDENCE BY THE MISSOURI
STATE MILITIA
Evening star., 1862-09-29

(Lais Gymnasium, corner of9ta md Pa areans on.
poSite Market SpoceJ
The mana gers take pleasure in informing thei r
friends and the public that they have at great ex-
pense, leased the above Hall, and are having it
fitted up ahrsfciosS Mpsic RaN. with large sta ge
scenery tier decorated and repainted for the pro
ductiOn of Farces. Pantominies, Ballet Negro Bur
lc>due. Acrobatic Feats. Singin and Dancing.
- Due notice will be given of the opening.
LOCKE 4 BUTLER,
Sc 80. PrOprietOrs.
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INDUCEMENTS TO VOLUNTEERS.

MAYORS OFFICE
fFdShtRgt0R. S.PtsnIJ.F Z. 1867.
The undersigned committee to encourage volun-
trer enlistmentS under the act approved August
-, 1852. entitled Ian act making appropr for
bcunties to volunteer enlistment. hereby notify
those Interested that they may be found ~ the
Office of Thomas +. Lloyd. No. 416 Seventh street
west, between and streets north, from and
after this day to carry into effect the provisions
of the above recited act. where arrangements will
be made to pay and receive the bounties offered bv
the Corporation of Washington.
The bountes under this act are by its terms
limited first to raising to their full ompletemr mt
OF men the First and Second District of Columbia
Regiments and then 10 the formation OF other aua
additional re gimentS.
Board Of Aldermen
WM W. RApLET.
Board of Common Council
PETER F. BACON,
JAMES Y. DAVIS
On part of Citizens
ga 2-Gtaw4w RICHARD WALLACH. Mayor
'I'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri-
Il Der hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington county. in the District of Columbia
letters of administration the personal estate of
William Dil0w, late of Washington Co. aforeSa
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. to the bscriber
on or before the aDth day of September next: they
may otherwise 10y Law be excluded from all benefit
OF the said estate
Given under my hand this 9th day of Sc ptcmber,
A. ID. 1862 SCSANNAU DILtOW
Sc HlaH3w' Administrative.
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A l. j. S T A TIE AGEN Y
JAMES F. HALLIDAY,

T.
Late Collector Of CITY Tar.s,)
WI hsreafter give his entire atteation as an
ING OF RENTS ON REAL ESTATE Buying and
sclngthe same, and to all other business connect.
ed with the management of Real Estate.
BY perni Ssion, he refers to-
JAS. G. Mcguire K CO., Auctioneers
JOHN g. RIVES, Editor of the Globe"
L, JOHNSON 4 co, Bankers.
"; w; SEATON, Mayors Of Washing gton.
,Ofhce over Bank of L. Johnson d Co., corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street, second
moor. -s sep 5eo5ws
ENTlRE SUITS FOR LADIES, MADE AND
TRIMMED, NOW IN STORE. ~
Modern fashions and fabrics = . ''''.' =
php3, Alse, 5ne stock Of Autumn and Winter DRESS
xhhhNiSS bx the piece or yard ','N
eOvr Northern and Eastern cora spondents send
u1peT supplies daily. - T-~7
Onhprtce only, marked IN plain a Hsures N. nr,yoI
g. pi..1.. - DnOTu.G,
Be eV-sT Hea1. ATsaue and 9th etceet.
Evening star., 1862-09-29

A BROTHER or JOHN MORG AN KILLED. AND
SON Or GEORGE ID. PRENTICE
M0RTALLY WOUNDED. ga.
Evening star., 1862-09-29
THIRD EDITION.


THE KILLING OF GEN NELSON CONFIRMED.
REBEL ATTACK ON AUGUSTA KENrrcKy
Evening star., 1862-09-29
TIE ENEMY IN SOME FORCE THERE.

CYSERaL SUMMERS PICKETS WITHIN TWO
MILES or CIIARLESTOwE.
Evening star., 1862-09-29

THE Union FORCES FROM NASHVILLE. Kr.
INTERCEPT THE REBELS, WHO
FLEE IN PANIC. r'
Evening star., 1862-09-29
OUR ARMY BuSILY AT WORK.

HCMoRED MOVE Or THE COSFEDERATES
YUN WHEELING.
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Ii FROM LONDON
ll1PSLEYS EQuationsl Arithmetic q cents
Hams Integral Calculcs, 81 cents
Laws Elements of Euclid, ~ cents.
Hams Analytical Geometry and Comic Sections
81 cents.
Smith Acoustics 80 cents,
Pynr on Pers pectiye. rs cents
HHnn'> Spherical Trigonometry, q cents.
Mains Astronomy 81 cents
Tomlins0n Pneumatics. 81 cents
Hann's Plane Trigonomery 81 cents
Bakers States and Dynamcs, 81 cents.
Heather on Mathematical Instruments. u cents
Mnemoncsl Lessons in Geometry Algebra and
Trigonometry. IS cents.
YOungs Navigation and Nautical Astronomy So
cents ISe G91 FRANCK TAYLOR
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE SITUATION.

A REcoSNoISSaCE TOWARDS CHARLES
TOWN. VA.
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zen. CASEY'S TACTICS,
~ NEW EDITION,
Sc 2-3t HI DSON TAYLOR 33i Pa NJ

zen. CASEY'S TACTICS.
" NEW EDITION.
This day published and for sale by
Sc 26-N HI DSON TAYLOR 334 Pa a-
V'HE HOSPITAL STEWARDS MANClI-Rv
L Doctor Woodward, L. s. A.; 81 25
Guthrie on Surgery Of War; So 25
BnilinsalI Military Surgery, London: S3p
Gr0es Military Surgery; 81 cents
ustFoIneycr, Esniarch, and Stathan Gunsho OF
Wounds; IS cents.
Appia Ambulance Surgeon; $50
L0ngnOre on GunshOt Wounds Is cents
Triplcr and Blackman Military Surgery: 81
Turnhull on Military Hygiene; 62 cents
Camp Cookery and Hospital Diet iJ cents
henderson OIL Examination of Recruits; 81
Marshall on Enllsting, Di>cha rging aud Pc nsiou-
ing of Soldiers, Edinburg; S275
hhPHANS' 'COCRr.-DiStrid Of Columbia Va sh-
~ 1ngtOn Comfy. TO-wit In the case of Josi an
simpson, administrator of Hanson Barnes deceased
the administrator aforesaid has with the n nprobs.
ton OF the rphans' Court of Washington County
aforesaid appointed Tuesday the Sth dsy of Sc q.
teInber, instant, for the final settlement ana dis
trlbuton oil the personal estate of said aeceasrd of
the assets in hand as far rs the same have been
collected and turned into money when and where
all the creditors and heirs of said deceased are no.
ton County aforesaidl with their claims pro per "
youched or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit in said deceased'S estate: Provided
copy OF this order he prblished once a week for
three weeks in the Evening Star, previous to the
A true copy-Test q. c: ROBBINS.
se u -law3w' Register OF Wills
Evening star., 1862-09-29

@ATTENTION, GEORGETOWN Union
lS MEN.-Ali loyal citizens of Georgetown of
q years of age and over, are respectfully and earn
estly requested to call and register their names on
the books at the subscriber s store
An"Anti Rebellion Associati tion - has been formed
in Georgetown the object of whic is to discourage
dlscountenance: and diminish rebellion IN George-
town Any citizen can become n member of the
same by signing the articles Of Association, which
can be seen at the store of the subscrl her.
sc 2Stf ". II. TENNY.
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