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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1862-05-02

,EIstiug contract 5 The schedule
lime for performing o trip cnnot be in-
creased nor can horse service be improved
Into stage service, two.hOre stage into
i0mhone, &C., DO. Changes Of these
kinds can only be- ELECTED bY he adyerli-
sing fora now letting, and making "a new
contract suspending the existing contract
and service.
Schedules b BE- furnished and posted up in post
9'ccs.-Register5 10 be returned and reports
made.
SIC. 81 act of July2, 1896. Thatit shall
be the duty Of The Postmaster General 10
furnish to the postmasteFs at tho termin-
alton Of each route q schedule, specifying
the times Of arrival and departure at their
Offices, respectively, Of each mail, copy
of which the postmaster shall post up in
some conspicuous place in his Office; and
the Postmaster General shall also furnish
q notice in like manner OF any change 81
alteration in the arrivals and departures
! which may be ordered by him. And il
shall be the duty Of every postmaster
3 promptly to report to the department
every delinquency, neglect, or malprac
: tice of the contractors, their agents, o.
s carriers, that may come to his knowledge
p And the Postmaster General shall caus'
+ to be kept, and returned to the depart
ment at short and regular intervals, b,
? postmasters at the ends Of routes, an'
+ such others as he may think proper, regis
? ters showing the exact times of the arr
|, walls and departures of the mails.
o BY act Of Congress, approved April p
a 1908, no member Of Congress can be
ID contractor, or be concerned, directly {
of indirectly, in any contract with the go,
al eminent and by the same act it is mad
er a high misdemeanor for any officer Of tn
Of United IConfederateI States to enter,
De its behalf, into contract with memb'
ed Of Congress.
pc The 9TH section Of the law of March
~ 1926, enacts "that no other than fri
or white male person shall be employed
pc carrying the mail and, by regulation
Io- the department, no carrier should be eT
~ ployed who is under sixteen years OF az
Ior The authority to establish post rOut
IN is not vested in the Postmaster Generi
IoI nor can he extend or lengthen those
I ready established. He can only pla
mail service on such roads as have be-
! declared post routes by act of Congress.
he A j rail roads, plank roads, canals, nayil
to bic rivers, and other waters, are, howev,
all post roads by law; and also the road frc
er- the nearest post Office on an establish
route to the courthouse of any coun
which may be otherwise without mail
; 10 The Postmaster General has no po,
under the law to release bidders and CO
no tractors and their guarantors and suret
,ail from their liabilities on the allegation
,as, real or supposed mistakes Of any kind
,all making proposals. lie particularly
or quests that, before bidding, the fullest
on, quiry and investigation be made in reg
r to the route, distance, service, weight
,er- mails, cost of stock, feed, and all exp
,ee- SEES existing and likely to occur during
led contract term, and with due consid(
,on- ton of the consequences imposed by
do, on delinquents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
HE KILLS ELEVEN REBELS.

SIsEL's RsADQUARrKRs, near Rapidan river,
August Is The enemy are still reported retreat
ing beyond the Rapidan, although they have q
force the other side, With guns In position and
a large body Of csvelry in their neighborhocd,
supposed to be merely covering the retreat Of the
main body
General Milrov IL In the advance, with BuferdS
and Bayard's Cavalry and some artillery.
The river is easily forded at many points.
II 10 stated by scouts that Jsckson's army num-
ben sixty thousand, at least. He has managed 10
move all of safely excepting occasionally few
strsgeleu. Some Of the latter came into our
camp last night, and said slmost all The virginia
soldiers would desert II they thought they would
be well treated.
Union soldier was found In the woods Wed
nesday with his musket barrel grasped In both
hands, the stock broken Of, aud eleven dead
rebels lying around him, some with heads
smashed and others bruised In various ways, all
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 unburied
while Others were only half covered. In many
places arms and feet were seen above the earth.
Some thirty prisoners, wounded and concealed
near tbs battlefield In houses, were brought In
to dav.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

W The Neu Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan newp and gossip, and choice
literary reading, In now on our counter ready for
delivery 10 the public. Embraced in its enter
tanning contents are the following articles
full account of the great Battle al Slaug hter'
Mountain, by the editor Of the Star, who was
an witness; Gen. Kings Reconnaissance /;
Gen Pore's OfAcial Reports; Reconnaissance
towards Richmond; Re'ccupation ~ Malvern
Hill; and Latest War News from Richmond
ard the Peninsula.
The pursuit of Stonevall Jackson: Flight In the
vicinity Of Bowling Green, at Cumberland
GAP, and the raid Of NJ organ in Tennessee re-
ported capture Of Baton Rouge; threatened at
lack on New Orleans, and destruction II the
rtbSl ram Arkansas.
Murder 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 Mcclellan.
Poetry, Sketches, News Items, Clippings from
the Press, wit, TelegraPhic News, and all To-
cal news Of interest
Heading for the Farmer, Gardener, and House.
keeper, and Agricultural News and Household
Receipts.
This Is just the paper above all Others for per
sens sojourning In the National Metropolis Il
stnd 10 their friends az distance. Price only
aree cents per copy, OF 81 per annum; postag'
Prepaid by stamps when arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
spirit OF the usYnins Press.

The Ig'.ilig,sesT notices the upceasing en-.
dssvcn Of certain parties-as General Phelps, Of
New Orleans, and Gov. Andrews, Of Massachu-
s>tts-to coerce the President "into the adoption
al measures to which, IS the civil and military
head Of the nation, he Is known to be opposed, )"
by peri,ten, efforts to induce the employment Of
negroes es soldiers and furnishing them arms.
The Republics says Of Gen. McClellan's order
respecting negroes:
"Ths Is very well, go far a. II goes, but 1t does
lot execute the act Cf Congress, which frees the
saves Of rebel masters scaping into our lines,
4.issker ploysd ~ NOT"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
DISMISSED FROM THE SERVICE

BY direction Of the President, Major E. z
Lawrence, of the Sixty frst Regiment, New
York Volunteers, is dismissed from the Sc vice
In accordance with the sentence Of the court
martial held at camp near Harrison's Landing,
Second Lieutenants FTanck e. Goodrich, George
Rowley, Charles l.. Neggle and T. 8. Wright
Of the regular army, have been cashiered for mis-
behavior before the enemy, and Captain Carley
Lay, Of the Twelfth United states Infantry, fol
drunkenness on duty. Lieutenant John 6. kear.
ney, Of the Fifty-f 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.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS FROM FREDER
IEKSRURG.

Last night the steamer Keyport arrived a. her
wharf, bringing up guard from Gen. Burnside's
division, having In custody Mayor Slaughter and
fourteen other prominent citizens Of Fredericks-
burg, who ere charged with secretly aiding and
abetting the enemy, and giving them informa-
ton 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 locality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

DsorrID.-ln consequence Of the falling OF Of
work at the Census Once, the following clerk.
have been dropped J. w. Bigden, Pa; c b
Machee, d. C.; NJ. Jordan, Va; c. T. King, N
Y; Stabler, Ind; J. w. Clnmpit, d. c.; II
C. UPPermsn, d. C; A. o. Douglass, ID. c.; Al
bert Rhodes, Pa; II. Hayes, Wis; 8. W. vii
liams, Ind 6. T. Bassett, ID. e; IF. Rice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS FOR THE
DRAFT.

DRAFT.
The Secretary Of War issued Yesterday the fol.
lowing additional regulations for the enrolment
and draft Of militia
Ordered, sta. That In filling all acquisitions for
militia the quotas of the several States Will DC
apportoned by the Governors among the several
counties, and, where practicable, among the SUP
divisions OF counties, 90 that allowance snaIi DC
made 10 such counties and subdivisions for all
volunteers heretofore furnished by them and mus
tered into the service Of the U nited 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"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
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 Aquilla
while attempting to run the BLOCKADE Of Charles
ton harbor. She 10 Of ~ tons burden, was laden
with between 300 and 400 barrels Of turpentine,
and was bound for Nassau, Mp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

PERSONAL Hon shelby M. CuIlom, Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives Of the State OF
Illinois, and late commissioner Of the War De-
partment at Cairo, has arrived In town, upon
business connected with that Department.
Ecol. John sommes and Capt w. p. Bragg, Of
Baltimore, Md, are at the National.
Prof. 2. n. Ghsvold and Dr.. II c. Levanwsy
Of Pa, are at Clay's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

FINkscIAL.-New York papers Of last evening
report the following the closing sales Of the
stock board yesterday u g. SIS 1881 (rsg istefed
10Ox; U. g. 6's 1881, (coupon,) l00ki u. o. SIS
1874, coupon ssh; 90 Treasury notes, 1osS;
American gold, l5x; Tennessee IS, 50; Missouri
6's, ASK; Virginia SIS, sax. Gold has sold st
lie, bur closes freely offered at 1lsk. "Old
demand notesn are 7a7k premium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
FROM CULPEPER COURTHOUSE

Letters received from Culpeper contain no
news Of interest not already telegraphed.
On Saturday night, after the action, DR.. Steele.
Of the 26th New York, while endeavoring to find
his way to his regiment, encountered two rebel
soldiers fully armed. He sternly demanded
surrender, and they were so alarmed, being sp-
prghensive Of their proximity TO our forces that
they surrendered, and he marched them both to
the camp as prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

u The delivery Of Treasury Notes Of the
dissemination Of one and two dollars will Re
commenced on Tuesday nt1t, though W spsll
quantities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
ARKANSAS RAISING UNION Z

ARKANSAS RAISING UNION TROOPS.
We learn that four full Regiments Of Union
troops have been raised in kaDses and organ
lied at Csssville, since July LIST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

u The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
has made the following appointments for the
State Of Delaware, under the tar law: John p
AoLesr, Of Wilmington, assessor, and c. II. b
Day, Of Dover, collector
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

10 yoR PIxsY PoIsr by the announcement
slsswhsfe It viii Be seen that the steamer Key.
port MAKES one Of her delightful trips 70 Piney
Point Tomorrow, returning Sunday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

AIREsf OF An Editor yoR DiscouaAsrss En-.
LsrnIsrs.-D. A Mshoney, editor Of the Dubu.
SUs tfovs) Herald, was arrested yesterday BY
ns U. Q. Nsshsl, charged with discouraginQ
enlismenh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
FUTURk DAYS.

NHARsHAL'S sALE.-In vrtue Of O. wit Of
WI feh faoias under Lien Law Issued from The
Of Colsm0.s for the County Of WsstiCEton aDd 70
me directed, Will eEBose 10 public In!e for Cash.
on FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of september next, lssz-
q u o,clocf n Lot: No . and s; N Iosds .Pa
city Of Washington, ID. G tosether with o. and
singular the Improvements thereon, se fed apd
nsss, MsrJ s. HARNESS.. and S,mael A. Coonbs,
and viii 90 sold 10 ssIisiy JudIoisls No: loI, %
October term, HS1, IN favor Of David Foyble
WARD n, lAhON,
au u % u. Marsha ID. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

GENERALS BurLBa AND PHxLPs.-A spicy cor.
respondencs between these gensnls is published
The subject matter II the negro. General Phelps
wished TO organize and arm ave companies Of
blacks. General Butler prohibited ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
an - %

MAksHAL'S SALB-In virtue Of WIT Of
the Oh cult Court Of the Distriot Of Columbia, for
the county Of WashinGton- aud 70 me oirestse,
Court House door Of ssld county. on FRIDAY the
9Th day Of september next, ls62, ~ ~ o'oloof N
No g. IN % uaTe No. f2. In the olty Of WsxhlngtoI
ID. c., together with al and singular the IMPROVE
ments Oh sTeen, seixso and levied upon the prop
trty Of James h DoneuIn, and viii be sold % 49,
isfy udIci.ls No. 60 % October ERIN Iseo. IN favor
efDaniel Svote. Nm. sELDEN,
eu lt-dh late Marthtl, ID. Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
EXPECTED JUNCTION

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

iLe di.ptI.I, Id ste-h I.nsted for re election
In the frR congrsssional district Of Maine,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

IL From shillington's bookstore, Odeon
Building, we have an early copy Of Godey's
Lady's Book for September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
Bs shEES ~ sy T5h IA AEssS6P s

By GREEN An WILLIAMS q s :. ATes91p s S
WE6N 1 ssD.ys q. ,ssS Infant Get osieei
Sts.. sh fou ie Ss and sIass .sse soS
nde: me tollovInI fSrniture. vis.
fu'sked. cost SIS. D1' AH''
I've VEN L.5ss man1. WhstnOs'.
Three BTeQ.t.Ils curains, With oOrnioe. cost Gee
orc very large Sit-fr,ms Mirror. with Fresss
: Psts SlaEs, oost slsO,
wsIaSs Lsdies s c.Sine a' or Writing psst. With
Whatnot attached,
@slfs, ass s: saY and Bsss Castor Chair.
VEN tne Velvet and Brussels Carpet,
S.ag sn. css md PTFn5 s
Fs9 sna S SoS sss sae Zoe Pitchers,
boh.mls sIs.s Decsn..t. and Ssbet..
dsISs :s Fee. s.s .Ss
IsoIy h,9sIsd . SH,yes and FORKS,
En1iish Floor and other Hall orolo,hs.
Rsg a 81. s and sssiT E sSfs.
Ereeilent Refrigerator. aRd Onoe Chars,
E.,pst' 4 N q To- and OihsI y sshstsnds.
finsa sSsss. flo s.d 20. Gsnf solss.f Case.
Comfort, Bsnist,: And other Beddinf,
Wan W.l.ut , Cane ssst Ssr'e R.eIets.
One nearly new IIon Safe, valentine q Bro.'
II An sxoelleLt assortment Of Kitchen Rec uisi'ee,
| And many other sriIcles too numerous 90 enurne-
The Hou,s lie for rent IEsuirs On the premises.
ssn GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts
| By J: @. Mo6vIKE & CO., Auctioneorr.
Il CANAL PA0s 81 BOAT AT AUCTIONs-
" On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Aurust 10,
g O'Clock. We shall soll, 81 kssby's w hSd foot
q street. one entirely new Canal Packet Boss,
Terms ossh o. oeo 81 the time Of ssle; balance,
ne 10 ovlnE da{ y hen the bost viii be launched.
/ @ 4 dts q. Mo6UIRE d CO. Aleta.
| TRUsTEE's sALB.-By virtue Of q deed Of
\ uust recorded in LIber ]. A. = No q folIoS
"a, 90 see Of the land records Of the city Of WASH
DAY. the IN September, the following descnbs<
NoDerty, 70 yit A gsu Of Lot NO y, N tsuAre
"a rood, Terms Of sales One-third ossh; ne be-
a1oe In ., u and 10 moi tha.
flne Of sale viii be 81 O'CLOCK, on the sboy,
a,y nsnaon.a' PA. FiTzHyeH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
TO LlySS qsXkIs ssA SssItSEsgksF aFEEEER AND

ila ~ in s9s.ssf Hy slsSs Of Ss.nsss, and h.v
lHsssss = SS sl hines Of cx8RlksEe -
-. rAikiNsv viii The Ereatest PROMPT 2e
ksylnE nons but frst GLASS vorkusu usius pcue
~ ~ sas osst o. nesesitl, and ehsrElng jnst and
vel And lioRSdy would Ind % sSsr ,nssr. see g
slim 0B'1 z ShAAAM, oe.sss.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

81 o l. ID rs AND TIZENsI
Mks; WIEN hsvtns served ~ Ms1On the last
~ u ne Army Of the Potomeo, where che saved
s1n ,h rom tes hosyitss 9G.s her Msdiolnes
4nL nrsssnn tut cures Pee lily. One teaspoon
MI vii urfy pint Of Water, and IN q IL season
no soldier or Ciyfisn shoulc travel vithoutit Put
p " ootnes 20 suit the pocket Also, her LUN6
HlAIUkk, vhioh saved hundreds IN camp from
Sonsumpton last winter. FOR testimonials see
Col Col: Gene and Lieut. Rooms, slst New York
a, iatsnt srSfory. do; LIsut Msolnttrs. Q1st.
s sf,t 90 Lent Bean, Capt kIpey,. sis..
po3ges Cept Brooks, SerGt hsoDoweu, Cart
Je1kson; serg Braoie, do; Corpora Williams,
oetn, orderly BAnks, N. A., besides hundreds OF
10 g had :, s.oss,. Drug store. opposite Ma,
1onal Hotel; Naarn's corner Pa. svenu ne ana etb
sfreeti Marhnb Ffanklin House, corner sth and ID
nEsss.; s 5,Es.nins z ksstisI, sss Pa svsnus,
st,sst, bssyssn !ih sId SCI, Ws.SinstenS.' W.
nre. Wren, Midwife and MaEIstio Eclectic
rny, icifn, invites those Who despair Of benz
frfeo OF Snf yoints, Chrome Rheums tism, eore
HHyss, o.d sleer.. Iunor., Hemorrh oidII lnhrmi-
no rir A sSsa 81 - -, SSnoss, 1e. 70 No Cure,
hns me- ,s NO. f4s X street. between on and nh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
FoR ALExAnISSz , SsEb wAssrss.on

;i ;;;::;: !! y; -;
&c! -. NJ M ,:s,s s.!sy yAs soe. q no
LNc 81 e'slssf. silhaa 1t "a &c ssnaI lssSiaC
ssu " -. 157sP safs o. tAs fesop.s loy pss.s
aI ss.|s1s r,s.iyss e !; s,s,sss 9. q. d.y q
Ess:;;s: 4: s::;is i'ss. 1890 Il; 3 s;:...s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM P0PES ARMY

LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM POPES ARMY.
THE ENEMY STILL RErREATING.
JACKsON's ARMY SAID TO NUMBER
SIX ry THOUSAND.
DISSATISFACTION AMONG VIRGINIA
81 TROOPS.
UNDAUNTED BRAVERY OF A UNION
SOLDIER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

MAAosANY AS2R bbtLBANY -LUhsER
sMhhefsny kossvood. Want, Ash. OAK, sad
aofs.r Lsrber Is[e. and Walnut and foplas
Scmn ftdni isoa Cablnet hakefI ard Unser-
y. ~ e aa,ssInS s'oss for kiaes q sIsrlss
.hnaR' W. si E. Sa, ss,ss Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

TRAVELLING TRUNKS!
LARGEST STOCK IN WASHINGTON!
Our Assortment Neusr Better
We offer n oitiz ,ns and strangers oil gzss and
fRpNEe, LA DlFS DR. r.sS TRUNKS SsIX
PACKING TRUNKS. HAT BOXES, 1ao
VALISES, CARPET Bass, SATCHELS, 60,
at Drloes TO suit oil purchasers. end invite sI In
search OF e'r''%a,H E give sT Fl AL CO.
922 Pa. Az, between 9Th aud Eth SITS.
an lL.lw Intel. q kspub ]
+ IsT OF UNCALLEp FOR PACKAaES on
corner Of Pa avenue and Ninth st.:
J. W. Tuttle-1 Box, 'r--
X. j f6omss, laas Pa. Rsr't, care Capt Duff
Box and Bdle. Mdse.,
l.. Crause-l Box,
T. aaber,fsder. care 1t. Rose. eth Mich Res't-
P, W. Lsxrenee-1 Boxes, 2 Chests, cka China,
b. r. Brush-l Box,
90! Gfesnsr; lI Mi,h. kest-I DO. and Bag,
J. W. Bell Box,
Cpvt M. Myers-l HoI,
6en.l Porter's Division, Co. Els Boxes Hssptai
Chaplain Satlock, 18th iii. Cav q Boxes.
No. g. Bebb-< Boxes, -..s.
o. MoDowell-6 Cases Champagne.
The oopsignees are requested to Gall and taxi
w. L. WALL. & co,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
South corner Pa avenue and Ninth A.
aus Republican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

The FAMILIES OF MARRIED MEN
Who may Enlist VIII b. provided for by the War
Committee ofths or, during the eontins- !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

Richmond dates of ths l3th-PuN account Of
the Battle Of Cedar Mountatn-.h gior,oM,
victory clatmed-Landattons Of Stonetc1ii
Jaekson-Fronp the James rivsr-RHD,orsd
change of bass 5y Mcclellan - Federal
yHnboats at West Point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

w :s..s ssv... L. "a Ss4 sS14As s:s sb! x
Der rsslsetS informs the public tAst 10 has 70
nd t1at hsrsstisr on syeTy MONDAY and 7ksfsdsl
- s. S::si g As 81 e S: s !: =: g
: ::::sss fsls: n YAi fHktS ssa4Pi6 Nyf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

A POLIO CONCERT HALL-t.., ~, n
- 1hs mans.sF, q FEeSs sxlsnss has 1880 .
Seinsatcr and stsye MANAGER; Annie Wet s,
restsst avortte Of any sonSstfess ever y Mask,
We leadng singer nom tie Philadelphia 0HpDss
4in Viola Clifton, from the Bsihmore Mslo6coE
"a SsSnsans to| shs Ssns IN si
NaohmAn. the veil known vIohni0 and musloa
ssnosesor Aamisaon free ianoh And Rshsars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

rae ENEMY STILL RErREATTNe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

A Splendid Opportunity IS Offered to those
srho vish to Join thts crack RsgInssnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

From the Richmond Wing, Aug ID.
The report was current, yesterday, that Nc
Clellan's army had evacuated Berkeley, and
gone down the river In transports. We think 1t
not improbable that the report 10 true.
The Dispatch Of the 12th says:
at was confidently asserted on the street cor.
ners yesterday, that Mcclellan was eyacuating
his encampment on James river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15
FROM cuLPEPKR.

IF IoW tue DIPalCu, mug. 10
We learn that three Federal gunbcuts came u
York river to West Point on Sunday mornin
last, and, after remaining there awhile, too
their departure. On the same day the Yankee
landed force at Corr's farm, In King and Quee
county. The object OF these movements Is
matter Of conjecture, though II is possible ths
troops are passing by that route from Mcclellan
army to the Rappahannock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-15

Are held out By the National Government, Como
ration, and CitiSens.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-23
wILBOR's COMPOUND OF
Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime

FOR CONSUMPTION It is the only reliable remedy
known 1t has in thousands Of instances, restored pa
ucn that seemed past hope pf recovery and In tens Of
thousands has arrested the disease in primary stages,
and restored the patient 20 robust health.
BRONCHITIS. Its effect in this troublesome disease
is very marked II is necessary to persist in its for
considerable length oftme.
FEMALE DEBILITY. To sustain and augment the
vital forces TO make new, rich and pure blood to build
the nervous system TO restore energy To the mind
and bodyuothug be better adapted than this pre-
pa5aion
In Asthma General Debility Emaciation, Coughs. it
is reliable remedy. Nne-tcnhs OF the whore il
is supposed fail simply arise from the remedy being
abandoned before its beneficial effect become obvious
BE careful and get the genuine manufactured only by
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