Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1863, Page 2

“THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: FYRIDAY..........coceee. AUGUST 7, 1863. S7-BEADING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. Britain as imminent. The assumption that | may be GES OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GEAPHIC AND OTHER MATTEB. FULL LIST OF THE DRAFTED MEN. The WexxLr Srak, published to-morrow, | Will contain a full list of all drafted in the District of Columbia, and those desiring copies bold send in their orders at once. — THE DRAFT 1N GEORGETOWN. The Drait for the Eighth Sub- District (that part of Georgetown éast of High street) com- mienced this morning at 9 o'clock at the City Hali, and was conducted by the same officers Qed in the same manner as in the City of ‘Washington. There were & good nimber ot people in attendance. The number enrolled was 259 were to be drawn. The first name taken from the box was that of Philip Digze, and then followed the names of— » from which Fai Brisby Eli Garrett Ino Gineffer dno W Hillary EWH Weilace Jno Murphy Wm Crawford Jas WPrice Jas Somerville wno Teng Lewis Mountz Jno A Miller doc Ficteher Jnodackson Chs Wheatiay SnoF Collins JInoBishead Philip Hazel BKGiadman JasS Case Z Palmer Fred Rittser Jacob Klim — Teaac Morgan dno W Beghm Chas A Johnson P Shinn Esa Lewi- Jno Tennicon Philip Digman ‘Anst'l Webster Wm Fizal Win Marivy Thos Price Fry A Miller Geo H Dser vd Khodes Geo Coakley CBVanderwerkn mGreon* Wm W Curtiss Thos Jefeon Wm Demley Jao W McVonald VLishthouse Wm Peiper Thos Williams Geo Booth John Bevech Jos Hopkins MRGoddar — D shoemaker 3 Alf Pendleton Geo Fing seo W Cnt Wesley Digge © Payne Coi Bartlett st dos B Wells Johu Mocne i John T Foster Armstead PraterGeo EB Curtis Wr Baroses Thos Brook L Moran Wo Hayer Daniel Laaly Lewis Jobuson B Kasier John White Jas C Eliazon doho Daweey Geo Williems ‘Th'sCumberiandtivo T bickson Jas Green Mich] Mackin ry Clark Emory Baxter n Dawson Milson James t on Rich'd Carter B Everctt Chas Everbine Sami Wvrant Jos Barnes M Mullen W 8 Prayther F Brelonbuch TM McGarvey! ico W Abott John H Sullivan GeoBaley A Simmons Win » Davis Joho O Parks JasBirkman Robt Lewis srner Addison Brooks Alonzo H King Thomas WaACunningham Geo Eberly Chas Castell JooT Meem Chs H Peters Orcar avensD Rittenhouse Jacob McComb Wm Day © Barber Wm Winder dsasctar-et Samuel Thomsa Chas Stevenson Geo WAiien Ja gies Fre W islackford ¥awd baker = Michael Bekert J V Shoemaker ae Jerett Phiili: eo i ey dno WIngle Henry Mo Jno BGraves Jno uafferty Win BMooney W V Lewis Elzey Curtis Henry barth Jos raves N Myer Lewis Sewell Robert Lafferty Jno Darnes ‘m F Case m H Dean Leonid’sKuowles Porter — Jno B Dickson oStorkman Martin Donghew dno A Waters @eo Thicker dasFSpeidan Juo P Van Basen Wa Muliams Henry Golengar | RP Thian Wm Mi stead Jno Prayther } obt Butle Harrison Wilson Henry Hurley Peter Shay Joa F Follins ¥ Brown L Colleneau Henry Rohrer Collins Di Chas Wean das LC: n Hiram Ballen Wim Gites Tho. Watkens Eli F Ward dae Huntec Samt Martin Wm H Gaskine VHBimondson + Win W Osborn W McAllister nH juteher Thos Schnee K McKenns Richd Squires Jnod Besll Ben) Carter sno Shidwell m Tani Jas Harrison Joo Gormley &ami Vauscoia Wm H Bramthey Chas E Daye This closed the drait for the Eighth District. Of the crafted 119 are whites, and 49 are col- ored. Among the drafted here are J. F. Collins, | M. Green, (Juartermas- | ehbief clerk to Col. ter; and Francis W. Blackford, Commissioner ef the draft tor the District of Columbia. Mr. Blackford has had the duty of calling out the | names. and considerable sinusement was cre- ; The by- ; ated when he called out his own. fiuander: considered it a good joke, and the jovial and good looking “wictim” enjoyed it ne less than the spectators. eae THE DRAFT IN THE NINTH DISTRICT Ae coun as ihe draft forthe Eighth District , had been concluded, preparations were made | to draw forthe Ninth District, composed ot that part of Georgetown west of High street. The drawing commenced at 15 minutes past 10. The pumber enrolied in this District was Ts. trom which were to be taken 216. The names of the drafted are as follows: Erince Welch B4 Wing Jos H Boncher ¥oparborine Arthur Brown Ham'l Howitt Theo Shephard os Byeus Henry Manning Jdwd Sheahen as Smith K Atchison Sos Collin: W Cunningham Wm Clarey These Metanna We Hunter 3 Waugh K McNehey bet | 8 Cunninham DCanill RM Phil Kai.er 2 Olark 4 Peter Welsh Wm Creacy Ww Jno B Dungas Michi Rey Henry O Reaver Jos T « Jno Turney ch W Mahoney Wm o Compe dro Hurd dno Corbitt 1 Wain Jno FP Winkle Frank Bowman, Patk MeCanu Robt cork Jno L Love 3d Adams D'ns§'Donachoo Wr Brown dno Ko Geo Strong Geo H Cripps dus O¥snnin Wm Deebal dno Lee Loyd Higgins Mc ore. dno Mooney — Ino MeNier Richio Teoxe Strauss John Kennedy Juo8 Bsibage A Cherlin R Dugan ¥ =. Heyes dos Landerbach Aiex Baker Thos Holt Thor THesse Jno N Grumbach dos Fnteman Jno Bedford Ja» William Wm Tt rig ym Trunnel! Put’k Brangic Chas Parbe Phil & gle WC Beall Jaa’ Henry ym James Je: ich iller = Palmer a ta DanielKing TA Poe de: ob GoyenstherWm H McKinley Chas Johnson dio M Waltera BF litlow Mr Triedlyck 5a Brown Wm Owens Geo Pordou Geo Grimes Lewis Schulman Jon Davis Geo Murray Thos Heldon M Sheckle ™ Moran Henry Herman Jos Chrisholm K Linendo Johu B Davis dJnoT Shrivener DeonisHavdy Phil Baker Sam! Beroard Cha Chrisley co Ulements eury Ewalt dee Brown Sullivan Jno Brown duo Thecker Wm fimms Pat Moore P Helland D Johnson D MeGlockltn dno Brice Cha Clark duo W Weitzel dos Offutt dnoMulvaney Wm Walker ey Bone AugNichols| MBullivan @ Conrad Bobt Kearney Jno Harman ‘Wm Redhouse Wm Christ Geo Godey LWilkinson Chs McCloud RB Watkins Win J shaw Jno Finley BT Groas © Adame Peter Carr Jno Hess Hen:) Harris M Hagerty * Densidson Benry Lee Dennis Haserty Lowis . evi Henry J Baker Thos McColls Jno RB Burroughs JesCleveland Geo Walston TD Dai ey Wm Powell Heary tarker Wm Wheeler M Tyler Clas BOlementsM Noyes dac’bShoemakerPhil Parker Jno Tracey Joe Kin Jas ACaikum PG Pratt Bh Mershaw Heo-y Kronse SB Ormstey dos McPhereon Wm Middleton Thos Willi CRB eckle Wm Darling =P Welsh ia Wane Theo Feeley Jus Somerville ‘k Connor Wm Chandler JasG Hunt Wer Burdett CThomax Fre Ritter A Mairer _ Edward Petit Jno Olark C'e ChamberiaindugC.crand © Jas Weich yr Richard Jo.don Peter Bay Wm Wiliams dno Spencer Thos BoughertyRob H Calhoun This completes the draft for the ninth sub- district. Of the number drafted, 200 are white and 16 colored. Among thoce drawn were three of the King tamily, three of the Shoemaker family, three ot the Thetker family, Justice Henry Reaver and, Wm. Trannell constable; Wm. Dowling, @uctioneer; and Melville Noyes, & printer con. nected with thé Repuducan office. Prxeowat.—Thbe Hon. Alfred Ely is now | here Jeoking after the details of the arrange- ment of the draft in the District of New York be represented in the last Congress. Gen. Rosceau, U.8. Volunteers, is at Wil- larce’ Hotel. VatLaypiGHam Torwep Out Doors.—The Buffrlo Commercial Advrrtiser eays: «We barn that tbe proprietors of the Olifton Heuse, Canada, recently gave Mr. Vallan- . Gigbam notice to quit—circumstaaces having rendered the «pace occupied by that ni jous individual preferable to bis company. The omarty itis seid, bas tvken up his abode with £0). Davis, the keerer of the Muschm.”* ‘OUR MILITARY BUDGET. UN FOUNDED Articles appesring im journals of this city and elsewhere represent a war with Great | these articles are authorized by theGovernment or made upon any knowledge of ite views, ts | without foundation. SINGULAR RUN OF BAD LUCK. The popular notion isthatarmysatlers make mints of money, and mary of them, doubtless, | do make a good thing of it, but it is somewhat of a lottery at best. | Mr. Moses Sweetser,; army purveyor of this city, has been peculiarly unfortunate in his business. At the ist Ball Run fighthe lost most of his property there; at the 2d Bull Ran fight a raid was made on him by our retreating army: his warehouse at Fairfax was broken open and all the gooods taken; at Front Royal his clerks retreated suddenly, and he made a lose there, as he did also at Calpeper. He was obliged to skedaddle frem Warrenton three times last summer; his store at Harper's Fer- Ty was burned down and all the goods lost; * at Manassas he was robbed of all his goods while absent attending to his little girl, who was run over at F airfax the 27th of Jane He was taken prisoner by Gen. Fits Lee with all his goods at Anandale, on their way to Washing- ton. The next day Gen. Stuart went into Fairfax Court Heuse and cleaned him up there; and now agsinon Wednesday last he was taken prisoper with three teams at Gaines- ville, carried into the mountains and kept pris- oner with six of his clerks three days. Next day his store was robbed by Moseby at Fairfax Conrt House. Afterall these trials and rebuffs Mr. Sweetser is not intimidated nor cast down, but is determined to worm on until he can _ Strike a better streak of luck, which he de- | serves tor his energy, perseverance, &c. His | losses amount to about $25,000 by these differ- ent raids, &c. His experience is that of many. AN ERRONEOUS STATEMENT. As it is being stated in more or less news- yPApers that the balance of the drafted men of this District, after filling up the District regi- ments, are to be ussigned to service in regi- ments of regulars, we have to say that on in- _ Guiry we find there is no authority whatever for the statement in question. It is the Presi- cent's province to determine the regiments to which such conscripts shall be attached, and it must necessarily be some time hence ere he can prudently make the selections. THE FIRST DISTRICT COLORED REGIMENT. | We bear that this regiment having been ' filed up, is already on jts way to the field in a distant quarter. It ix composed of admirable | Material, xnd will certainly compare favorably, with any other colored regiment in the service. RETURNED FROM OLD POINT. The ordnance sieamer arrived this morning from Old Point with Secretary Welles, Ass't Secretary Fox and Chief Clerk Faxon on board, who went down on Wednesday after- , Boon. THE SITUATION. Up tonoon to-day nothing is known in Wash- , ington indicating any change in the status of | affairs in the front from their condition as that | was on the day before yesterday. - THE AMERICAN QUESTION.—The advices re- ecived pe: steamships China and Hibernian were generally regar@ed as encouraging for the North, and, notwithstanding the drawback of the New York riots, a panic in the rebel loan has taken place. The London Timez seeks to palliate the rebel reverses, but acknowledges that on the whole it is seldom that intelligence ha~ been received ' so gloomy for the rebel cause. The London Svar regards everything as indi- cating the rapid exhaustion of Southern re- sources, The London Daily News expatiates on the victories of Grant. | } i ' uniform and rapid progress. Mr. Laird publishes an anonymons corres- | pondence between his firm and some persons | in Washington and New York. to show that | | Proposiyons were pending in 1661, with the | Navy Department in Washington, for his firm to construct vessels for the Union navy. There is nothing, however, toshow by what anthori- ty the anonymous individuals used the nume | of the Secretary ot the Nary. ° Exchange continues depressed, and speculs tive securities show continued panic. The London Tim. cousiders the riots in New York a @n insurrection against the govern- ment. } Tur Drarvt.—tThe Provyo-t Marshal General hae decided: 1. When drafted men fail to report, the dis- trict is not responsible for their deserion any | more than for the desertion of members ot ifs | quota im the field. The district must, there. + fore, be credited for them. The paying $300 tor procuration ot sub- stitutes” under the law throws upon the Goy- | erument the respousib: fubsiitutes. and relieves the district therefrom. Itis paid for ++ procuration of substitutes.” 3 The district must present men liable to military service. enitable and acceptable, not exempts. It cannot present ter military ser- vice to the Government men who are exempt therefrom by law. It must make up for them. SF “One of the garrison of Vicksburg,” ; doubtless one of Pemberton’s officers, furnish- ; es the Mobile Register with a long account of | the siege of the former city. It contains some | items of interest, but is evidently colored to en- | | hence the reputation of the garrison and lower | {| that of the Commanding General. The writer i | asserts that the defenses were weak, ang were | so characterized by our generals on entering the | place. Hesumsupasfollows: “Wecan only | come to the conclusion that General Pember- ; ton was outgeneraled in the most glaring man- | ner by General Grant.” After censurin-. the | managemedt during Graut’s march from Grand | Gulf ‘sufficient proogt General Pember- | ton‘’sincompetency.” Hecontinues: “A great deal has been said of his gullunt defense. This | issimply ridiculous. Had the soldiers been solely under the command of the general the city of Vicksburg would have been evacuated the Sunday night our forces fell back into | town. The men had uot the slightest confi- |; dence in Gen. Pemberton, and since the surren- der of Vicksburg e: | of deserting rather apres thir determination an serve under Pember- ton after they are exchaaged. It must be pain- fully apparent that if censure is to fallon any one for the loss of Vicksburg, itmust naturally rest on the man who held command! M4BONIO.—There will be a agectsl com. ' muDBication of Dawson Lodge, No. 16, TO ! ROW (Saturdsy) BVENING, at'7% o'clock, for conferring dt grees. By or-eref the W.M | aura 8 E, MURPHY, Bec, WASHINGTON FAVING FUND LD- ING ABSBOCIATIGN —All members of this Aatociation are hereby reipectfully reqnertet to attend the next regular mecting on next FRIDAY EVENING, Auguet 6th, at 8 o'clock, at Seorne Wiliner's Ftore 9h street. beiween. Dand K. Phe vote will ‘eken to closingthe usiness of the Asscciation or not. au5b TO THE TAX PAYERSOF THE COUNTY OF WaBHINGTON, D. O—The Levy jourt hoving extended abs time for the abst of l per cent op County Taxes fur 1853 to the first offeptember. The Collector will be at } is affece, in the City Hall, on Toerda # ard Saturdays. from We.m. ontil2?p m., Saf 4-3" JAB Bec. the month of Augast, ILLING. Collector, . FURNISHED —All who Sie dared canto Bee Soest aor t ce of 2 . Me F to the ofies of Fhe Gonstita: res | Joouea B eHawaLl. } 3 200 Mencar Stren, EILADETPHTA, DEALER DRIED FRUITS, Av PLES AND PEACHES. 7-in Parked for Fxport or Government use, we. LE FUGNITUBS FOR BALE Hore oGers for asle his entire ‘Rook ut Heurebo Furniture. which remorises a wel selected asrcrtmert. Ifnet rod rivate eale it will be offered at public oes eet antent, at lo'elce’ p. Dm. os tee pn m7 st =: ‘Zane BRTITLBD T) BX eaption Papers LAs UALLaN, tes pon fram ac 5 e96t* eade and Rosecrans, and | the unimptired efficiency uf the North, and its | i y Of providing such | OFFICIAL. —— Intepuat Rerenne and Re- of Columbia, Washington, August Teh, 1963 | Haring been appointed by the Secretary of © War Recuves or Coumcratios Monsr for the District of Columbia, from any person who drgfted into the military service, un- der the act approved March 3d, 1663, « for ea~ rolling and calling out the National forces, aed for other purposes,” notice ie hereby given | that I am now prepared to receive thesumof Three Hundred Dollars from all such drafted persons according to the regulations of tac War Department. Office—No. 176 Seventh street, between E aad F streets. Office bours from 9a, m.to4 p. m Luwis CLEPHANE, Collector of Internal Revenue and Receiver of Commutation Money. \ 8u 7-3t XEMPTION PAPERS PREPARED. eTsORS: Meare entitied to Brompton ~— he] Draft e necessary DA! the rath administered, at wmodera b applying to WM, H. HU 330 Bi street, uext door to the 7-3t* “Phe Constitational an = ot by THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, i WO VALUABLH SUILBING T Tiow.—I wiil Sell om SUMED AX APTRRNOON i ble Building Lots, eltuated atreet, net ‘Georgetown Eac! 1 f ih. eRe TORE GMAB DOWLING. Auct DC. tare a Av0- Bext, Aug 1th. at 6 o’clook, in front of the ines, two re fronte’20 feat on 24 atreet, running back 150 feet, *. VO $5,000 CKUSLE PB YMAR— $3,000 ‘8 subscriber offers for sale ihe | bote! kkown as the Leslie House, No. 14 south Pajrfax etreet, Alezandri -» Oi @ business | of from $3," to per year 0 ofit, The | $5,000 House was furnithed rew thie last spring, md everything is in the best order. The wrolewillbe © sold without reservation. including lease and will, as the proprietor has cther business. for farther partculars inquire on the premi: ts P. LEBLIE. Proprietor. 7 P Mayvonr’s OpFicw A BOPOBALS Will be receive: s' siorsions ™m. on Monda: mir, van of aqua ard Desi ioners,and to be nine nches trick im the center, tapering to four iness *: wards the gatter line. to be wll raked ef sone of improper size, and woil rolled with a heavy eller. bidders will state the price per cubie ard for are yard for graveling. propristion will be pid the contractor except upon the certificate of t@ Com. missioner and Assistart Commissioners hat the work has been properly ¢x-cu' ited WH, RUTHERPED, Commissionerot the Secon¢Ward, M. P. SHDD, HENRY BA Assistant Commisione P Mayor's Orvicr, Augut 5, 1263. BOPOSALS Wil: be 1eccived at this dice until 12 o’eloek m. op Monday, the li'th instant‘ for trim- ming and gravelling I street north, fron Eleventh to Bizteenth street wert. the grave) to be of & quality to be approved by the Coam ssio er ud tant Commiss @ :e! nd te he uins inthes in the centre, tapering of tofour incher atthe gutter line, to be well rated of st of imoroper size, and to be well rolied vith a reller. Bidders will state the price per ewie yard for grading, and per square yard for grwelling No rt of the appropriation will be prid the con Tractor exce) on the certificate of tue Com missiorer and both of the Acsistant (ommisioners that the work has been properly exeat-d WwW RUTHERFORD, Commissioner s:cond Ward, wW.O WART, J.8 LOVEJOY, Assistant Ocmmisaioners. ugurt 5, 1968 @} att is offies entil 10th instant, for. Kerb) from Perasyl- er au7 au? T FOR BALB BE WOOD and COAL VARD 90 Green street, | Georgetown, on south side Cana), witn the Good wili of the present occupants; ia in considered one of the most desirable stards in the place for | De: the wood apd eoal trade. Irquire of NBY a Swe i BAERON & SON. i asl Pires MOSQUITO NETS, : | 20 pieces 8 4 MOSQUITO NETS. | 100 pieces Pink, Blue aud ¥Yeilew TARLNTON for | covering pictures. Closing out LAWNS at 12%; cente. MOZAMBIQUES and otner DRESS GOODS at | Tecuced prices. ; WM. B. RILBY & BRO, N+, 36 Oentral Stores, oppo. Center Market. | su4 po bet: Tibiand ath streets, | NVOTICH OF COPALTNSRSBIP— Tho under- IN ‘signed have this day formad a Copartnership | und-r the firin of Willet & Redgrave for the pur | pose of conducting the Lumber business. in this | city, A. WILLBT. | WM. B REDGRAV } _ Washington, 12th July, 1863. Jy Sl-lw I NOTIOB. N Conseqnenes of the scarcity and suddan rise | | ip the price of Northern Ice, togetuer with high | frieghts, &e Wa pre pejact ty om veiled to raise | | our prices from this date, roll we | Pamivy Paice. - Weta. i ATTENTION, i RAFTED MEN. | EXEMPTION PAPERS MaD¥ OUT | ar MODERATH TERMS By PF. BRITINGER, 490 lith atree mo lwe between D ie i - -——— —— = | 1 STEAMER KBYPORT, CAPT. B A. BY THER, b™ leaves Raltimorecve y FRIDAY | at 106. ms . for Alexand ja,Washing f= |.ton, apd landings on the Potomac’ river. Returning, leaves Washinztun every TU Ms DAY. at6e m .and Alexandria ac7 a m For freight or passage apply on board or to | SECOND 1 OCLOOUK'P. M. THE DRAFT FOR THE TENTH DIS- TRICT. The Draft for the Tenth District, which com- prises that part of Washington Uounty lying weet of Rock Crock, was commenced at 11 | o'clock. The names enrolled numbered 3°89, from which were to be taken 116. The follow- ing drew prizes: Jacob Yorkin Sam‘lLyanze John Riley DannisCane Wm Harrigan Wilson Thomas Jas Ores Jno Huldin Chas Dorritr dno Winnegora Henry Palmer John McNailor Daniel Cavhell Henry Meakins H Bneker Patk Turley Wm FP Kengla Wm Ormand ohn Tinner Ino Bteake James Walker N Mulbery Jno Lehes Joe Dailey Jno Collins Jno Dorritv Geo F Green JohnSweensy David Hrent Geo Pisher Thos O'Neal Sarpuel Phillips James Forley 8 Hillidry Jno Turner Timo’y Suiiven Jd Mulryne Levi D Barrows Thos Carnard ‘Thos Brown Jno Forley Brick Long Saml Hagity Wm Osborne Joho Allen JowDonaidson WC Hurdle M Duly Jas Lyorna M McManus Jno Glancy Wm Carmichael Wm Hart Jn» Brown John Fife Jno Martin Henry Colline J Anderson MPitzgerald Thon Moratto ley C Fletcher Horace Pratt 8 Fulton avidGreen HH Gorman D Donoho Jno Bhay D Lightfoot ; Gray Caesar Dan! Brown C Dailey Patk Canterel Jo Cook ‘as Jenkins tan! Cole Frapk Bennet Curtis Levis # Jas Ryan 280 Jas McGee | ThosBullivan Jo. Cleaver Pat’k Duncker R Callahan G Hannibal Jacob Wolden JnoJohnson John Firm aan ayates Phil Monrow Wm Brown Wm Reed {| Barnea Levi ¥ Marbiry Ino Gellett Dan! Ruesell WmSkinner = Pierce J Pringle Lewis Payne Danl McCalia Alex Oampbell Edwd Bennett. Thos Smillie Tim’y Doveran ; WB Honesty Thos Harrison Sami Thompson Austiu Ready BenjJohnson Martin Davis Alfred Brooks W Andrew | Patk Cummings BW Meana Thos McDaniel This closed the draft for the Tenth Sub-Di-- trict. os THE DRAFT IN THE ELEVENTH DIS. TRICT. The draft in the Eleventh Sub-District, com- prising that part of the county lying between Rock Creek and the Eastern Branch, was com- menced at 11 o'clock. The number enrolled in the Eleventh District was 517, from which number 155 were drawn, with the following result: Jos Lindsey HC Shoals Thos Stokes Geo Lannart. HC Fields Richd Brown bs Brown __detry Martooas Jos Cavis JebTroughtrine Robt Bev tt Henry Batier Jas M Wright Chas Young das T Dove Jacob Ballenger Andw Jcobason Edwd Jackson Levi Hazel Wesley Green P Gibba Wm McManus Wm W Pell Ed Chamberiain Jno Clark Otto Turner Basil Mitchell mJ Brown ; PcterJohnson M Davis David Kinney Aug Grant T Johnron Peter Lansum David Brown Henry Grittin Wm Stewart Jar Sutton Thos K ing Wm Erskine JH McK Jones SSnoughton PB Maleaby CAdams | Geo Watte Rich T Gittings Jac b Slater Win Harming Lewis Msashger Baidney Jno Mathis Sam! Burton Win Ross Chas Addison Geo Thase AG Usborne — StephenSinions Anos Linn Ober Appleby Geo Walsh Jno W cuter Chas King Jacob Williama John H Bright aug Jones E Dickerson Oliver William= M Moore Geo Ridiont Jas HGleason Wm Herbert B Busher Pate Aodison M Murphy | Chas Knowles Wm Anderson Jacob 5 Slater Wm Layne Robt Fenton = MMontz Wah Brown ChasLewis And’w Martio Juok Turner WmH Martin Jerry Massey O Griffin Eli Wilson Esmith Henry Webster Jamua lucas . Patk Rogers Jar Miller Wm White C H Campbell acob Pose Jow Corse dno Wineberger Wm Phelps BevJ Lindeey Thos Fitnaugh Jno Riley i r Win Rateliffe Jiro Sandsman Fredk Adam: Thos Martin Wm Btrubs Caleb Marriott B Jenkins Chas Werley Geo Thornton D Polis CW Turner ¥ Rosa Jno Lees Tease Hamilton Dan! Roberts DS Holisod ¥ Price Robt Edds Nelson Walle3 Jno W Waiters W Gordon Hogan Sbm Ellicott Jno MeGary Josh Francis Jno Wilsow Jno Smith le —_—~»—-- THE DRAFT-IN THE TWELFTH DIS- TRICT, The draft in this district commenced at 15 | minutes past 12 o'clock. This district com- prises all of Washington county lying east of the Eastern Branch. The number enroled in this district was 263, from which 79 were | drawn. The following were drafted: Jas Young C Ktsellh Frs Sine | nl berry Wm M Howard Patk Cartney sJ Carroll ¥:im Poo! Thos $ Web-ter Robt Perkins Envua Simm? Geo Ware s bert Clark Geo Ler BMaul N-lsonGreen Tho Walter Mark W Garton Kowa Nebbitt Chas BR AddisonLyman Ballard mH Hashinen eo W Farr Issac frip Thos McMahaa Geo Wood Thos Cater dutiue Spangle 3 hu Jenkins Thea Cook 1 q y h’ y o i ichard | CHABLE® WILBON, Agent, Washington, D.C, | RebUGirerwell 0 tine Grow Wise ee LE Nar DOE ———- | Juo Poreell Jeft A 8 Phillips ano Lanham | QBAMSHIP SALVOR HAS ABKIVED PROM atk Mahan M Golten | uly wate | SS New Vork aud is now dinohacging licnry len ‘Thos Wait RJ McCl- Lan cargo at fort of Hich street Ges wth Ey Cecil Win Mac} i Consignees will pea onde the re hicbar’ Cecil : Jno H Fee ception of their goo once. This eteamer will Da+10 Luckett Heory Sic leare for New York on Aatarday, thestt inst ,ats JM Wis 4 Bnoch Nereis |m_ For freightor passage apply to ve nidre Glorioy | Zeogot MORGAN'S’ RETINEH ART, agents, | 1B eet A Goetcck <UBSTIVUTES! KUBSTITUTES!'!T0 THF | H Carroll Walden Hil | NN ORALTED MEN OF WASHINGTON CE. | Te EMeeee Weare now furrishing SUBSTIT! THB very low | 32 Jus doice Joh: Taylor for the drafted men of Washington city, and | rm mhonivs no | guaran Teleare pple t ivtor Callea ly. First come, first aerved. i This complevs the draft tor the District of Office Room—Parker’s Building, opporite Metro= poltan Hotel, ___ EMOBY & JONES. au 4-3t* SPECIAL NOTICE.—-Those persons ent.tled to | | }2) exempticn from the dratt are informed that under the provisicnsof the aet of Cougressa in re- | lation thereto, it will be necessary for ta:m t> file an affidavit before the Board of Bnrollm nt actt og forth the facts upon which the claim of exemption | in based The above instrumenta will be DRAWN UP correctly and with dispateh upon application | to PECK, GARDNBE & 7 Tek, ttorneys, 45534 7th street. an 2d floor. if DeeLurion OF O0-PARTNERSHIP.—The | business heretofore existing under the frm and style of M. @. Hamburger & Oo., has this day | been dissolved by mutual consent, Henry Morris will continue the business at the old stand, cor, 15th and Hs '@. HAMBURGEE . H. MOBRIS. Also, the business at the corner of 6th and K sts, wil be continned by M. G, HAMBURGER, coms No. 5 and 6. prorosars ¥OR 8TRAM MACHINERY, Navy Deragrxenr, July Xth, 1853, Tx» Navy Derantusnr will, a Plas? Day OF AvGust, receiv for the construction of armored vesrel» of wood screws acting independent There will AOE, Stes we Jet cor @ cy'inders nery Ate Machi: for to be propelled by two Trasgois two pest of dirett nadense x eeti of ybfch over tt be aft three foe The b 3 rs, to be vertical and placed immediate: aft, The diameter of each eylinder (4 inches, and the stroke of it: piston oilers to be of the horisontal tubul: uare feet of grate, of not exceed ints and 23.500 BY ¢ feet of hoati ie tubes tosde of . Bhelis to be % inch te, ith. y inch thick bottoms fur- a ith a working pressure of $5 screws tobe of composition of oo; B, ib feet In diameter, and of 25 foot meen alta to Have four blades and to be two feet long. They will be sustained from the counter of the vesse) by ae brass banger, and the shaft will revoly, Popes ireeotins eter Tit wi eo ol with blowers equivalent to Dim pfcl'e Renae es low into an air-tight fire room, are | tor Receiag Vessel, as coal bunk 61 alleys,ete., and is to be in all respects for that put sto uarel angen cee 5 Ba’ | ‘The des aality of material 2 | abip to be fret a sore ding to eval siandan, | The 4-will make theipown general and wort: 1 is hale . Attar e te se fore & con’ $i “"ris wrechinory isto Vo.9 1G ie peymerta work progress £ gE Or. The d+ partment reserves the rigat soccer ! ail cf the posals that may he madeunter Wsedverticomene, if, in ite opinion, the pubita interest requires, hts-tac Columbia. ‘be Board of Enrollment wil meet at the | City Hall on Monday morning next at nine o’clock, for the purpose of hearirg applications for exemption. +028 > ——— LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEW: ————— FROM CHARLESTON, THE SIBGK PROGRESSING FAVORABLY. Be to Fortress MoNkog, August 7.-The steam- ship S. R. Spaulding bas arrived here. She left Stono Inlet on the 4th inst. She reporis the siege of Charleston as pro- gressing favorably. There is no important news. THE KENTU CKY E se HEAVY UNION MAJORITike ae CINCINNATI, Aug. 7,—The @azette has re- turns from twenty-one counties of Kentucky, in which Bramlett’s majority for Governor is 16,41. LECTION. +02 e——-——- THE REBEL ARMY IN VIRGINIA. Call of Gene: Lee for Troopx—The Bede! Defeat at M suns Gap. 4 uMPHis, Aug. 6.—An order numbered 30 bas te igsued by General Lee, calling on ail sol- diera of the Army of Virginia to return, and moking # strong appeul to the patriotism of the ple to send forth every manable to biar arnis to aid the soldiers, who bave 20 often ben'en back tpeir toes, in striking a decisive tlew for the safety of their homes and the inde- dence of the country. as telegram trom Richrrond, dated the 2th, : “In the figntat Manaseas Gap we lost killed and wounded, when we retired, umbers, 1800 rpowered b; e BRUNT—BRICK HOUSE on Capito! Fit ns 560 Tweltth street, between B an etreets. ANTED—Ore Apply at No, su7-t° sill. 10 it™ 2 arneyman BARB@R. 16 a Fawenus near Depot. IMMEDIATELY—A HOUSB, or vnturpished, oon! Bott's AhIED IMMBRDIATELY—A YOUNG Man is willing to work and Wo oF I year tai Aino. two goed WALT BES, itor POFENTIN., 97 0 Pa. even. ,detwoen Aibldad Ith etreeta —_ pcOUND— Yesterday, Avene: Oth, POOKET coptel as money, on mee Wass. ave The owner car have 233 Bighth streat, between }. defore Co’cloe’ e mor. ing ‘ock in the afternoun, by eave ts aut s* JOR FAL S—A go 6 WEG with Top, 13 ele F< KIO. re F creer also me ts ‘Genlar+ apply at No. 679 G et., Bet a i . vice. N,) THIRD | 4 O'CLOCK P. M. ANOTHER RAID BY MOSEBY ON SUT- LERS’ TEAMS, oe HB CAPTURES THIRTY-SRVEN WAGONS tials eid OUR CAVALRY ATTACK HIM AND RETAKE SEVERAL OF THE WAGONS AND THB SUTLEBS, CAPTURING SOM OF HiI8 MEN AND DISPERSING HIS BAND, —— On Wednesday morning the band of the guerrilla Moseby captared seventeen sutlers Sod their teams on the road between Fairfax Court House and Anandale, which they took down into a deep ravine, about halfa mile from the road, and there they paroled the sut- Jers, who made their way back to the city in the best manner they could, some of them reaching bere on Wednesday night. The wagons were taken at various points along the road, sometimes there being but two or three of the guerrillas ina squad. Yesterday morning they captured, in one haul, fourteen wagons, and six or seven more during the morning, all of which, with ihe Sutlers, they took t6 the ravine above-men- tioned, and proceeded to dispose of them; but some of our cayalry (company F, ist Maine,) came upon them and recaptured all the stolen goods, with theexception ef six or eight horses and the sutlers, taking two prisoners, (one of them Moseby’s first lieutenant,) and dispersed the party. Several of the sutlers were robbed of their money, one of them losing over $1,700. The sutlers say that inthis ravine there are the remains of a number ot wagons, trunks, boxes, &c., in some of which are remnants of clothing, and the place bears the Sppearance of having been used as a guerrilla rendezvous. Moseby's men numbered over sixty, and ‘were splendidly mounted. They are uniformed in grey pantaloons witha yellow cord down the seam, dark jacket, and grey felt hat, one side turned upand fastened with aroset @ aud & black feather on the other side. They are well armed with sabers, revolvers and car- bines, and their general appearance is next. Moseby in person is said to have been present, Most of these captures were made from a point six miles this side of Fairfax w within two miles of that place, and seme of them were made when our cavalry were not over a mile distant. NAVAL OKDEds. Commander Fabius Stanley, detached trom the command of the Narragansett and ordered tu return to New York. . Commander 8S. E. Woodworth, ordered to comn and the Narraganseti. Surgeons Samuel Jackson and Wm. Lowbet, detach. d from special duty atthe Naval Acad- tu y and waiting orders. Third Assistant Engineer Edward H. Mazer, det.ched trom the Pensaccia and ordered to duty in the Bureau of Steam Enginecring. Third Assisiant Engineer George W. Thorn, detached trom the Minnesota and ordered to examination. Ti ird Assisiant Engineer James Mc(#regor, ordered to the Pensacola Third Assistant Engineer Wm. Bond ordered tothe Minnesota. Second Assistant Engineer Charles E. Ema ry, and Third Assistant Eogin-ers R. R. ste- vens aud R. B. Ploits ordered to the Nipsic. VOLUNTEER RERVICE—APPOINTED ACTING MAMTER'B MATES. Jas. M. Darrab. and ordered to Cairo; Chas. P. Moore, ordered to report to Commander Harwood; Robert Anderson, Joseph S. Leon, Jchn F. Bennett and Frank Willett, ordered to report to Rear Admiral Paulding. Acting Master's Mate James N. Johnston re- signed. Acting Master's Mete Alexander Leavitt dismnis-ed. COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL. Thomas N. Green, of Moseby’s guerrillas, ar. Testea by Lieut. Gol. Wells, was committed to t# Old Uapitol yesterday, by order of Captain Todd. Thomas Otis, sent here by the Provost Mar- shalof Alexandria, was also committed. Heis charged with being 2 horse thief, and with de- claring his intention tego South and join the Army. MANDARIN WARD'S GUNBOATB. Two more of the gunboats built by Wm. H. Webb of New York, for Mandarin Ward of China, which that government refused to re- ceive after his death, bave arrived at our Navy Yard—haviog been purchased by the Government—and will be fitted for active ser- They bear the names of Tulip and Fuschia. . LOCAL NEWS. THE $10,000 Ropsew We noticed in the Star of Wednesday the robbery of $1u,000 froin Paymaster Mckariand, at a iouse on Miseouri avenue, Tuesday night, and the sudden disap- pearance of J. F. his ciere. It F. MeUarter, appears that McCarter took the money, and employed @ hackman tocarry himand a female named Frances Smith to Bladensburg, where thev tock lodgings at Suits tavern, The driver of a etage on the RI. ‘en-burg route hastened to \k1s city and inquired for Mr. W Levy, with & view to make the arrest. Mr. J. Holbrook Dearing thi- inquiry, went in search ef detective McDevitt, found him, and the two proceeded to 4b avensburg. Mc Devitt arrested McCarter, and also secured the woman. The latter soon revealed where the money was, and the officers found it con- c:aled in’a closet of the tavern. They were brough’ to Washington and sent to jail by Jus- tic- Kowlanc. Meantime Col. Baker obtained news of the arre-t, and demanded McUarter from the Marsbal’s custody, and he was de- livered to him, and 1s now confined in the Old Capitol. Col. Baker also obtained an order trom the Wat Department te obtain the money. The money was surrendered to him by the Su- perin endentof Metropolitian Police. McCarter is said tO be very wealthy and respectably connecied. It waa alittle strange that McCar- ter should take only Siv,0U0, when the amount athis band was $9,000, which the paymaster had but lately received pee ees , SKEDADDLERA.—Several detectives have bee! stationed at the Depot to prevent persons who have been draited from skedaddling from the city, and thus far they have turned one ban- dred back. - Tho-e of our citiz-ns who are known as responsivle men are,jhowever, not interfered with; the efforts of the detectives be- ing eimply te meee those in the city whose only object in leaving is to avoid toving the mark. Yesterday there was some misunderstanding between the officers siauuned at the Depot by Capt. Scheetz and Provost Marshal Todd, but this has been arranged, and the o lcers of Capt. S. etill continue on duty there, Ten or twelve drafted ‘uns, who were una- ble to Jeave the city by railroad yesterday, walked to Bladensburg and atumpted to go upon the train which stopped there this morn- ing, but were arrested by the military there and will be sent in. ‘We understand that parties drafted, not known to the officera a8 responsibe persons, will require @ permit from Capt. Scheetz be- tore they will be allowed to leaye the city. ns ars Livg Among THE Rxsuta.—_ames Britain, clerk fer Mr. Moses Sweeiser, and revendy U. 8. Superintendent of Uontrabands, deserves great credit for his vigilance and activity in vending & mersenger to General Rufus King at Centreville, while he was a prisoner with Moreby’s guerrilla band. Mr. Britain was left ip cherge of Mr. Sweetser’s store at Fairfax Court House when Moseby took him prisoner And Ftcle the stock of goods, then took forty-two rutlers snd their stock. Assoon ss Gen. King Feceived the intelligence, be dient as a tion ef Col. Lowell's 84 sence! Mseeee! Mr. ett: Cavalry, and recaptored all of them. Mr. during the charge shot in the lex Britain wae in Se on tas a sprered 11 mule- and one horse. Mr. Frio took to the Provost Marshal. — @ eeeesery i ‘petERED Ovr.—The 167th Pa. mil- ? barnes, yesterday, om their wav homa to tered ont of service, their term of svr-i eae ae expired. -y. number, 653, an der the gommand of sl. Davis. nace premuses lese than a week since, but she dis- ed the order, and hence this arrest. This morning they were brought before Capt. Mer- ritt, and they protested in emphatie terms that their honse was one of the most orderly, and that the t them were talse, bat they could not prevail on the captain to bes lieve them, and they were orde: to leave the city by Tuesday next, on penalty of going to the workhouse. ——- ATTEMPTED Suicipe.—Yesterday morning Mrs. Wood, who resides at No. 449 Maseachu- actis avenne, sunth eide, betw Sixth and Seventh stroets, retired to Toom, requesting ber family not todisturd her, as she was fa- tigued ; and some time afterwards, come of the family, on going into her room, discovered ber sitting behind her bed, with a wound om her throat, hoiding a pillow to it. Dr. Bogan was immediately called, and dressed the wound (the anterior jugular vein having been cut), and she is now in a fair way of recovery. _ Itis thought that she committed theact while in a fit of despondency, caused by sickaess, : a ipeerns ‘ouRTH Warp Station Cases. — Henry Wilson, assault and batiery; bail for court. Mary J. Hall, fighting; dismissed. Sarah J. Beckman, drunk and disorderly; for further bearing. Chas. Edwards, assault and battery; bail for court and to keep the co. William Buroh, drunk; fined $1.59. ton Frank, lar- ceny; dismissed, Elizabeth Gray, @ssault and battery; bail for peace. Henry Sonborn, threats; do. Margaret Sonborn, do.; do. Jas. Dempsey, sssanit and batiery; Lauis Drew. ser, disorderly; Fred’ Pasco, do.: Robert R. Robinson, sleeping in the street; John W. Owen, do.; dismissed. satel oe Aare Peciniea y eee TN .—F a wi o., Jonnscs & Buying. Selling. U.S. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ...... ie UB Swe ee “ps8 vo 17 Coupon 6's, (881, 10. X; 7-306, 105%; New Oste 8, 'y ; "s, y; New tiflcates of Indebtedness, 99%; Gold, 11" ¥, Tue Drarr at tum Navy Yaup.—Among the various departments of the Washington Navy Yard 9 were drawn from the 39 painters; 30 plumbers out of 1:4; 15 eut of 145 laborers; out of 200 ordnance men, among whom are Messrs. Henry Stewart, S. Miller, — Som- merville, and H. Kelly, quartermen: 10 from the 110 joiners; S of whom have been enrotied in Baltimore; and 1 of the i2 writers em loyed in the offices of the master machinist; clerk of the yard; naval constuctor and constructing engineer. : About one dozen conductors on the street railroad train haye been drafted thus far. Sa a SkconpD WARD STATION CasEs.—Andrew eekene, picking a pocket; dismissed. Albert Clagett, disorderly; do. Thomas Wallis, do. do. Lieut. H.S. Thompson, do.; yoy eas T. Cunningham, do.; dismissed. Wm. § ville, fighting: $3.62. Rebecca Beekman, do.; £1.55. Kent M. Dowden, drunk: dismissed: Thos. Adley, grand larcen: John Brown, threats; #1.91. drunk; dismissed. Virginia Hall, vagran' $155. W.P. Keller, wasiing Potomac wate! $1.58, Dan'l Dantol, drunk; dismissed. Jo! Drunk, very drunk; for hearing. a Fire.—There was an aiarm of fire yesterday afternoon, caused by ihe burning of a quantity of rubbish ip the back part of the store of Mr. C. S. Whittlesey, dealer in paints, oils, &c., om Seventh strevt.” The firemen were soon on the ground, and prevented the spead of the flames, and thus prevented a destructive fire, as there was much combustible matter in the store. A good deal of damage was done the stock by ‘Waiter being thrown thereon. er- InQuEAt.— Yesterday, roner Woodward held an inquest in the First Ward, over the body of & man named Patrick Fitzgerald, a Government teamster. Theevidence showed that Fitzgerald was killed accidently by being run against by a Government wagon, driven by 8 man nearly blind. The jury returned a verdict accordingly. The deceased was about Hity years of age. ——— . CHARGE OF STEALING A MULE.— Yesterday @. W. McNault was arrested on a charge of stealing two mules, which were found in his session. The mules were claimed and identified by Mr. J.S. Wilson, No. 481 Ninth etree, to whom they were delivered. MeNaulr ‘was sent to jail tor further hearing: but subse- quently gave bail before Justice Clayton. Disorveety.--H. ‘Thompson, private in he 178th New York regiment, acting lieuten- ant, and filling the position at the Central Guardbouse, made vacant by the resignation of Lieut. Cooper, was before the Provost Mar- ehal, charged with being drunk and disorderly. He was committed to the Old Capitol. Frvgp.—Wm. McNanb, Daniel Genons, J. J. Hicks, T. Harbough, Geo Schlos, John Beck, P. Henkle, F. Opendener, Margaret Angrer, and Chas. Fitch, all doing business on Sev- enth, have been fined #20 each by Justice Ferguron, for selling liquor to soldiers. oe Rossing a PEDLAR GigL.—Tuesday after Doon, Henry Barton, 140th New York, at tke Soldiers’ Rest, robbed a peddlar girl of two- and-a-half dollars, and was arrested by Capt. Camp and sent to the Central Guardhouse. aes ArpinG SOLDIERS To DgsezetT.—John Webs Was arrested on Wednesday for exchanging clothes with soldiers and aiding them to desert, and © ommitted to the Central Guard-house by Capt. Todd. Ss SELLING Passes AND AINING THE ENEWY.— Adam Guenthu (citizen) was arrested on Wednesday and commiited to the Central Guard- house, for selling passes and giving in- formation to the enemy. ae SUBeTITUTES.—Those wishing substitutes, or wishing to serve as substitutes, should by all means consult Mr. Miller, at his inteili- gence office, Ninth street, as he is a prompt, active business man. F UKNISHBD ROOMS TO LET—AT 442 FaT., with or witho”t board eu T-at" URNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, AT G street, bet seen 4th and 5th A few trai jer can be acc>mm rdatet. aa 7 3t Bor TS LET—for three montus, a small HOUSE ;7 Tooms; centrally located, near the Patent fice: nicely furnished, $65 a month. Beat refei ences required. I ire at the S'ar off 1 VOR SALE—* SING EA's SEWING MA JHINAR Tria Eficalso wanted a BETO ATION as hou keeper or seam+sress, by a middle-aged lady I. aay Fe RENT—A large PARLOR and OHAMB: attached elegantly situated and furni alro,severalo'ber Rooms. No 345 Pena petwcen 6 and 7th, opposite Metropolitana Ho! an 7-21 -X¥MPTION FBOM pilarr ~ Exemption pe ot ti @) en ontWadminj-terso 6 PMH ON KEN DIG. Watery Public. 215 F street, and at office ou Fourteenth: street, adjoining Capt. Scheetz, Provost Marshal for the draft aur ste QUBSTITUTES! SUBsTITUTRBt Ss HhADZUARTERS No. 6511 Ninth street, near Pena. avenue, The well-known Real Ketate and Incelligence Mice. BEPUTATION BSTABLISHED. CALL! CALL! CALL! will do as well a8 anybody, anv-t? baby TILLER. | UBT—_On Wednesday evening, a POCKET EB, the Balti nore Depota:.d Peon. ales ee atreet. ce Btaining serent; “oad da soldier's discbarge, ma pic nie fiotet of the Balt Gusdrille Reces Twenty f aleo w schoo! pic-mis tieket reraraiag aa at’ a an to ary perso! the roperty o he Star office, or SHEA! iB Mas 7 st* quire at the Star office Ww Brek ciatic . La dollars reware near the correr of Fourth setts avenue - a By W.L WALL & O0., Auctioneers. At the Bazrar, 98 Lontsiana ave., between 9th ond With streets. Als OF BaY Anal Age BB AT ATUG Lai eth we wil sell at our tiom.—On BATURDAY Bazaer and oat a 3 98 Louisiana avenue, between 9b and » without reserve, for cash~ . ¥ 2 1 pear of Pay perrizas Horses, 6and 7 years.ola 1 Pamiy Oarriage'ead number of excolleat Work, Saddle, and Harness jorees Previous to the sale of Hotes, we oft see = mber of Baggies, Wagons and i? 4180, : Aleree 239 Wagons with 0 re, suitable Sutlegs, Poel ward oF Government, Leqtt Harneas pet aloe . . “ 1 ig ecveral vette of single Hercers, tele peren pierre