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ELoPEhExT OF DISTINGUISHED P.RrIx
Soue weensnce 70 was stated in an Albany na.
per taat TIE widow Of disting uished New Yest
Poi!.sLan nad eloped with her family phy,ictan
PaI.IculaiiIing the manner as follows: The WI
oOm S nao gwen out that II was her intenfIon 10
VisI Europe, and the wife OF her phrsicisn osvs ~
a srahd entertainment IN honor OF fbe even, IL
due une tne widow departed. and ON ysscb,.s.
New OK she telegrapbed 10 her ,,hv.Iet.. ~ -
come 70 her Immediately, which bs did s.a ~ ~
turn on his arrival In that city ne tells
wife that the widows health vns sroh ahtnea ts nls
had ostermined to accompany her on her ia,,.a. ne
and they both in.mediately len the coustr.
correspondent Of the Rochester Union. yryt,,A a
from Geneva, throws n.ore light upon the subiects
follows: S'0NA'
sin passing up Main street, takInga viev az
the hne residences and gardens whic hent upon
that shady avenue and skirt the lake, stranger
WHO reads the papers can hardly fail to cast a
gIance at one mansion which Is now closed and
apparently desetted by hs owner. 10 n thst uf
mLs' @ Scnoolcrah, the niece of Senntor seward,
a. o s-se!y look passage in steani9. 10 Earepe
". 5satne, her physician and intimate friend,
.i ns cot IN the same steamer The doctor has an
Sao'e 49, iamlly residing at 6 eneva and a. he
SIo w hos take NAT formal leave which devoted
lu.oends and fathers should take when about 10
san upon long journey, the scsndaImougers
a'N, IA TINS something worthy OF their tdisfin-
sInned eenslderation,' In Connection with oth
ST.s i1s .nss lad been previously throws upon she
2 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-31

FUNERAL OF Ex-PREsIDRNT VAN buren, The
funeral Of ex-President Van Buren took place at
undertook, N y, on Monday, and was attended
by large concourse. The exercises were con-
Quoted by Rev. J. Homeyn Berry pastor OF the
Reformed Dutch Church Of the village Among
the olstlnguished persons present were Hon
63veineur Remb bic, Judge yanderpooI, Thomas
posted In the cemetery Of the village The stores
ana houses were closed and draped In mourning
Inc Inn mPressive exercises were brought 10 a
close with prayer and a benediction by thu Rev
AZ Van Zandt, Of wis, who, for period - len
years, was much respected pastor Of mr VIn
Buren. The only adult relatives present were
Aofsm, John and Smith F. Van Buren,. sons Of
tne deceased, and Major Lawrence Van Buren, a
brother OF The ex-President letter SAYS:
Tue people Of the surrounding country a appeared
70 have turned out en- aHaSss to the funeral ana
tne numoer OF old men to be seen among them
was uuIy marvel IL would hardly seem that
the ex-President, octogenarian though he was.
entliyed majority OF the friends of his boyhood
The entire ceremonies Of the day were alike
femarkaoie for their rustic simplicity united to
mournful impressiveness, and the old Dutch
quaintness Of all that transpired. In the length.
ened train or carriages there was scarce one of
modern design, and the great numbers Of aged
Tbi,s m, IN s"enaanee wa: particularly remarked.
In the procession being the bright uniforms of
the kinderhook Fire Company, No. 2, who occu.
piedthe extreme right
There was no music: vet vyffhstandino tha
absence ofthese usually held 20 be necessary an.
pendages to State funeral, the scene was grand
In the extreme, and could have scarce been other
man especially gratifying to the stricken family
ana friends OF the departed statesman who a.
sisted In such generous numbers In those last sad
rites
. A few hours before his death he motioned bi,
grand children TO his side, when he bade them
q nnal adieu. The last words Of Mr. Van Buren,
Were In response to his pastor asking how he felt
IN view OF bis approaching dissoluti when he
ahsWeIeo; "There Is but one reliance, aud that
10 upon Christ, the free mediator for US ali. -
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Latest from Memphis.

=, MEMPHIS, July y26.-Communication with IN q
Norh Is very Irregular at present, In conse-
9uenee Oh All tne steam boats having been pressed
About two hundred and afty citizens left yestst.
day, some going North. e :. > = t's''e'
orders have been issued opening Memphis 10
restrictions Persons viii have free inte,cons.n
without papers or any hindrance, save the yiob,
may Judge proper : - : -. 80 A'' oAice'
Inc commanding General issued an order nro.
hibiting Spectators from paving snecis To- PtSs
prooucn OF the rebel States. When TressnTv
notes are refused, the parties so refusing will he
seseo ana such of their crop az II is not need ed
sofa oy the Government Quartermaster. Soec,,-
I1t0rs paying specie In violation of this ori .,
VIII De arrested and sent North, and the propeTtv
SO purchased be seized for the benefit Of the gov.
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Arrest Of the Male Citizens Of Lsrsy nv m.
-. der Of GEN Pane - NA

WARRKNros, July 30-Col. Lloyd, Of the 9Th
IN Unlo cavalry, commanding at Luray, yesterday,
IN IN pursuance et Gen Pope's orders, arrested ali
tne male inhabitants Of the town and lodged them
In the court house, preparatory to admlnisterino
the oath Of allegiance. -'" A''s
from the fact that several have len Their born.s
as 10 supposed to join the guerilas who infestthe
west SIDE OF the South Fork, and In enc instsnce
captareo our river pickets.y A pFomi nent seces-
ington, left their home yesterday 10, the monrr
!aln, taking their horses, eq uipments and ann
Last night our pickets were fred on by two ene.
Ilias In that vicinity, supposed TO be this farmer
I All was quiet at Culpsper at last nd vice. rs
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Rebel Movements I'm Missouri

RoLLA, July % AT illville on Sunday nie ht
1t was estimated that at least l 800 mounted and
armed men had crossed the State road from Potosi
70 Jefferson, within ten miles Of that place for
Dixie. About 500 have organized and put out
from salem and vicinity within three dsvs
Within that time they have stempeded across the
railroad In great nanbers, between RoIla and
Merrimae. They take horses, clothing, arms
ammunition, and supplies of every kind which
they require, everywhere they find IT, rnar-
chant was robbed Of 500 In clothing and goods
DEFEAT OF PARTY OF REBELS
JEFFERSON CITY, July s9-Col Guitp,
9Th Missouri regiment, reinforced bv OF the
shaher and Major Cloppes, Of Lieut. Col
stTons % was sttseIsS o. "a Iowa cavalry sC
miles east Of Fai,N Moore's Mills, seven ven
rebels, under p y IN, yesterday, by a party of
asbijnS 1" ~: Srter and Cobb, 600 strong Sfte,
wers on,i ,,,d after 4 O'Clock, p. m, the rebels
i00 Iinaa routed, with loss OF from Is to
ro, y Aliea and wounded and one taken prisoner.
"a 9uitar reports loss OF as killed and wound.
ca. ne captured the enemy's guns, ammunition.
DaRasge, &c, In profusion The oficers ana
men behaved splendidly Cobb is reported n
nave been killed. Col Guitar resumed the n,r'
SUIT last night, and will follow them closely
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A CARD TO XHE LADIES.
DIR. DBPONcO's
GOLDEN PILLS For FEMALES.


IUallibIs ~ ooTTsufaE TsEKldfiEg Gza Tsasoeisf
aas o5ssTEeit0As JTl "a l5aGfseeF ccgse dSd
a1Sags sAtessysg as DTac snttet
The shove Pills havs now bsea Il use for oVeg
thirty JesTs and IN n3 Edyt, whore the directions
sstsd Es =, seea &c sGTisSt sSss tAsse Pile
tol oviny ceTh cate non one o. the 6rst ladies' OF
Utica, ". who cAls1 upon nB agents Ia tl.aI
citI, Mr. WIN. BTikIol Coz AID tod them n ID
pubic, hut il any ors shcgid d0u6t the seHisss.l
sfseaey Of Dr Dueoneo's GciGen Pills, tfsg n5ifIt
refer any la1J 60 heTs ~ 9h5 cCHsiaercd ii sssFt
as Ss! as pleasure 20 relate ss sOss edge OF their
eEcaSg 6s sdnl aistef - 10 her daOEnter. q young
iaoJ u yeSrs Old. sAs EAs last OlDg lntO Con-
tumptlon-had taken ooL-nstuTs became Oh
strueted NE1 tOzss cS fsEsl 6Sidss Ps!is sAisr.!v
an stronger proof night be gwen. these piiis
are also CERTAIN cure for LseorsIs, OF Nh.tss
Sold Mfo.sGsls and Real N washington By
Rsisi 51 s cor solef 6sGs sa aissas s.ssss
Pa. arenre; :. d. WAITE, corner nh EIreet apd
LoaiEianA avenue, ard az Al LBURN's, Tcsi isth.
ne .oss sH 10 81: =, snS6s q e %
can hsye the PillE set % sny R2rt Of the oosrtrT
oophoentally b mai Sold also BY x. s. y. CIs-
s65+;, sE5hs SsSOEEts;%SyNE SEt%N ! fkkL Ell s sLETEN Alex
> hANCE, do-i aLa ~ 0TsSSIsts Eener1lly.
HALL a. RCCKEL, sIs Green "a Rev Rorf,
6enerA Wholesale Ageuts
n. b; LooE out Tor CoErterfei's Buy no 6oIdeu
Snis OF sny .iLd az sss eyeTJ box 10 slEneo - L.
Hove AL Others are hsse tmp zoe Ron snO unGaf,S
theietoTe = you Vslue lives god heath 90 "a
rothlht OF oeicE humbngEed Ovt Of Jour uEsney D
Howe on eveTy boz when bas N scsntly 6een sddN
On eososnl oI The Pills eelHE copIterfeited. Tls
tIoy9le eysry AEeFt, ssd fssy vii tc.i you Ter
80 j. iIi D. adwE. q s.i sofs ~ r!spIsssr, q, tas;
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press
FORTRESS MONROE, July 29-The mail boat
John A Warner arrived here this afternoon from
Harrisons Landing, and learn from the officers
who came down that q move Of some kind Is
hourly expected. 1t 10 said that yesterday Gen
Mcclellan issued orders for every man TO be
ready for seton at q moments notice. There are
various rumors afoat an to the movements Of the
enemy, but all are mere conjectures and not worth
repeating. -, ..g-.-r { =
The Kim City has inst come down from CITY
Point, with about $40 Union prisoner, sick and
wounded, from Richmond. They left about 400
2. X edmond, who will be down in few days
Tbs VIII cloEe the list OF this class Of prisoners
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"Do You TAkE wAFKRt?n-Fhe Cleveland
Herald says: On Saturday morning a countryman
entefed store on Ontario street for the purpose Of
uading. After ordering what he wanted, he In.
quired ofthe clerk, 'Do you take waters IN nsv,;,
wv afer." replied the aStonished clerk WYs.
waters, waters. That's all the SORT of mcnsv
gos: took 'sm Of a chap down here, and he .aid
take all sorts Of good currency bnt rvs hsuo,'s
got TO taking isaftrs." "But these are God
oaes, said the countrymen, tred wsfeIs-eos =
idss hesa :. on q 70 ,em The clerk suddenly got an
the new currency, found them TO he oaod tb,sa =.
waters in pay,' NC "'A AAe
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q, II lady near Allegheny City, Pa, learning
WITH q female companion, wayiaid the guilty
paif, seized hold OF the buggy, dragged her Tivs
out out oy sne head and gave her pretty sound beat
fayorit tie resort of swine. The husband wbo - q
s.lPple, witnessed the whole proceeding while
nuing In his buggy, and called upon the speeta.
.ols 70 interfere but II seems they were too will
Ing to zee the affair progress
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muRtArAd In.

RocHRsrKR, N. ", July 2s-The frtt full
company OF the Monroe county regiment, under
Captain Hogeboom, was mustered In to-day, and
has gone into camp. Three more companies will
be full tomorrow, and the other six range from
thirty TO sixty men each. -.
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w man In Franklin, N. H, enlisted about
week ago, but on second thought did not wa Mt
20 go 70 war, and so went home and chopned off
oos oi ms nngefs with an axe. He said he did a
losl .es OF tne people In Franklin do not drive
stakes with the shars end Of An are N'i'e
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kS CoEatssEy rscsiyiAf and Eas1lvsys on hkrd.
WATCHES thai arc lsIat1ctryed Ia lug ~
Land, SvItsoris1d erd America, both 10 + oId((IX
bIne yEWEl1RH of the Hlost desrsh ; styrles r-f
vlth DiemOnde, Emefdlds, IL Rlhits Eftd AZ otier
Stsndatd SlitsI MAfe, cad kaepG aylordR, Revol-
tsrs, sword Belu And Sk1hss, 9oSls KNIVES.
EakofL sofsoftB eoldy Siivcr ard S-Asi Stcots-
elss, and Ereat yasety OF ether thinrso esraIFy
feys IN syewerl stors, and a. ~ the seFy owed
sries Ns'sSe fA avenss, betVscf sth Asa lesi
sHcets. ~ rr.rlaFL r--.r.g ~ feIEG
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FROM THE SOUTH.

REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE sKIRMIsH AT MALVERN
HILL.
The Richmond Engnirtr of the goth contains
the following account OF the recent sfirmish at
Malvern Hill:
The brisk cavalry skirmish which occurred at
Malvern Hill on Thursday forenoon was briefly
hill, II will be remembered, was the scene Of
the last and one Of the most disastrous Of the series
Of battles fought during the retreat Of McClellans
army from before Richmond. IL ID situated on
the north OF the Charles City road, and commands
an extensive scope OF country around. The
Unionists have made several efforts to regain It,
but mot until Thursday did they attempt to cap.
: The position was held by our pickets, and the
attack being anticipated, portions Of the 4th ard
9th regiments Virginia c9valry, of Stuart's COM
mand, were held In readiness to defend II. The
Hnion force, consisting OF several squadrons Of
cavalry, came up the Charles City road, and, de-
ploying TO the right were there supported by
sharpshoOters and dismounted cavalry In the
Col. Lee, Of the 4th Virginia, and as the enemy
advanced they opened upon them with rifles
with severe feet. The Unionists chimed in the
fray with similar weapons, not daring to charge
hours fighting, Colonel Lee gave the order to
charge upon them. The enemy no sooner per.
celved the movement than they wheeled about
and scampered from the held stopping at house
about quarter OF q mile distant.
Our troops pursued them for some distance but
not choosing TO follow them too far within their
lines, returned to the hill without another fight
o9t loss was one man killed and six wounied. .
Malvern Hill will, doubtless, be the scene OF
many more such skirmishes, its peculiar position
rendering Ii q point of great advantage to the
party holding IL. II IL the extreme Of our lines
In that direction, and only some two or three
hundred yards from the Union outpOsts. ~.
6RN D. II. HIbL.E
The Petersburg Express Of the 26th says that
General Daniel H Hill has been appointed to
the command OF the Department Of the Appa-
mator, with his headquarters, IL presumes, at
Petersburg. .r .--I-
-F ELECTION IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The people Of North Carolina vote for Gov
ernor and members of the Leg isIature and Sheriff
on the 9TH Of August. The candidates for Gov
ernor, w. T. Johnston, E.q,, of Charlotte, and
the Hon -Zchulon b. Vance, Of aBuncombe
county. .. ..s "a
THE GUNS BROUGHT BIT THE NASHVILLE
The Express says that % pieces Of artillery,
part OF the 50 pieces taken by the English from
the Rsssians at the battle Of Inkerman. and pre-
sented to the Confederacy BY the British mer-
chants drought over In the Nashville), have ar.
rived st Macon. They bear evidence Of having
seen service With some alterations they will
hereafter speak for themselves. Some % pieces
more are expected at the same place ia.
The Charleston Mercury states that the steam.
en NASHVILLE and Kate, which recently brouy ht
valuable cargoes Of arms and ammunition into a
Southern port, have succeeded In making their
way out to sea, In spite Of the blockade squadron
At tie point where they e,caped
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B1saSSs. 1sS s.5 sfoss ~ ss,R9tAED n y, CLo!nNs pEfyI
lXhers M men 60 10 -baT -sSslr osskss of shia.T
one Pc 70 s srs srs sosS Isssoss .hT s.s,
q than ANY other simfisr IN tris iy
sss SsSSo1aH, our EaIments cannot bs sule,sed, "a
yemAkny OF trimming. they, aco esRA % The
pfss q fmsrchapt tsal0rH work. And fhlf We
GsaIs Safefni An IeooInme enoipg etr goods ~ vhft
we tssPscthlly sollssf eitissna. strsnlers sps
SlsehAfled soldiers 70 GONE 70 kAk a efs0's
srtes 81 ClothipS toes nssd, sH sGsf
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Railroad Repaired.

CAIRO, J1ly pa dispatch received at head.
quarters to-day says that the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad In again In running order, the Rebels
having done but little damsge 10 Il. -..-.
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Arrest Of an Indian Agent.

OMAHA, N. T., July 29-H. w. Depuy, late
agent OF the Shawnee Indians, has been arrested
by the United States Marshal OF Nebraska, on the
charge OF embezz1Ing the public money.
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From San Frapcisce

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9S.-Tohaeco, concentra-
ted, sells at 81 -25 per pound There have been
considerable sales Of naval stores fer reshipment
TO New York -
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Guarillas An niias.p-,

ST LOUIS, July 30.--A large force OF sue,IIl,.
under Mcbride have entered Missn,,r, e,n
kansas, and are encamped In Howell and Te.s.
counties Our troops In Houstoa and Fexas conn-
tles have bern reinforced and will prevent sny
seoei oemonsnaiioa-Hanntb has been almost
ssessHed, and many Of its citizens have arrived
-.-..-...a $50 r.~. szsaz - = 9 2 ? y
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Capture Of n Dispatch steamer .n IN. n,,.
& - stssippi by the Rsbels r-'''' -

CAIRO, July 30 The steamer PIa tie Wallis,
rom MemphlA, brings news Of the capture of ~
hundred and ffty miles above Viz Ssh,,pe one
rebels Lad masked battery and suceseded Sr
hitting her steam pipe and disabling her : Ths,,
TOOK quite number Of prisoners and destrovsd
into on the way up and two or three men iiiie1
and several wounded ' ~iiieo
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OFFICE U. \. PENlTENTIaRY. =
~ WASHINGTON, d. C.. Jnly % Ice,

~ WASHINGTON, d. c., July q, lssa
rt1P pa9foshk 3 sss VII B b IsSsyed at Office
SS%Hs i United s,.iss fsns.ai.t41s:, fsai;sa II:
1900 lbs ofthe best snsiit, of OAK ..rD.s .,.,,,
Ter !sT sas So Leather. weight from Is 70 s. i6s
400 fec: Of oEk- AIMED Wax Lsa.hsr. f,,,,
Slaughter hidss, well finished Five 3D. a9
oo0 =, this sSs!'ty viii be required for ssnSIe'
man. .nn VII III r rxSrk Itself. and make : sood
s'sSS 'ssS Hs. ISs T., P.t; w5i. Broom S a.sa}s. .
so @ iSs lS. Boom %rsl fsisss Sfss s1s,9 S.,s .r
The above 'aansity to hs delivered monthly.
dTs. ana b.sE c0or,' sbSSt 10 Os q inss, ss.
"'u'' 00''0n Warp AMI WOODEN filing.
S [:IS. y.,a. o. Cloth same stripe for shirts.
The above cloth to be ls4,, .sr,ics.bls .r,,.,.
~ buAhsl POtxtoes
pashsl small " hlts BsAns
goo iba. sSouiasrs. ss ..-.... s.....t "
& e f.: h: sss:s ss:s:: sss ..,.. Z. j. a-
50 s.ll0ns MOIsssss -
~ !o. Pepper.
each mouth, 'eries 70 b furnished the Let Of
lstlh. Also
~ ,o0I Of fresh r. Beef without bone. Der day. for
lo lbs otcornsd Beef, without bono. one day in
"eel' .I,o ..t.0 4
loo tons white ash egg Coal, to be- delivered in
Sample SpFse n Moa.ss.. Gl s.%ssr mn.s no,
Esss: Soap. ; cdas.. 'as and Sugar must bs lh..
All the above artielss will vsry in quantity. q.
The SSniIgmstiop S,I OF ths Psnitentsry may
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Pennsylvania Bouutv Fupd.

PHILADRLPHIA,J y uly 30.--The total subscription
70 the bounty fund up TO noon day. exclusive of
the railroad subscriptions, amount to s243 600
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"a
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pROPosALs FOR LEAD.

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nnt y, p M. On she evening Of the4th Of june, for
tns delivery &c the following Arsenals, a. soon %
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wanna, 900 tons. - -es's" AsAiinsr
900 tons. - Aeues hiSsotii'
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StSgSar' OF soH English, Of tbe most approved
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upwards 10. = - "s0o&>'s 'oAas eA4e
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81 Failure TO deliver az . speci6sel time will sub
be delivered at that tIrno - ' ~'''ouAss "
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enter INTO ns ooDds with proper ss onrites Tor i
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