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HORACE WATERS PIANOS.

MELODEONS. ALEXANDRA ORGANS, AID
T. GILBERT Il CO.'S celebrated EOLIAN
PIANOS are the finest instruments for Parlors
and Churches now in USE A large assort-
ment can be seen at the new Warerooms, 48l
BROADWAY, between Grand and Broome
Streets, which will be sold at extremely low
prices. PIANOS and MELODEONS from sun
dry makers new and second hand to let, and
rent allowed if purchased, as per agreement.
Monthly payments received for the same.
Also, secondhand Pianos and Aelodeons at
great bargains, prices from S25 to SloO.
Sheet Music, Music Books, and all kinds OF
Music Merchandise at War prices.
HORACE WATERS, Agent.
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SHEEP-RAESIN

hints of benefit to our farmers
The raising of Mutton and Lamb for
market forms now so prominent part OF
the regular grazing business of our farm
ers in this part of the country, and as
everything which will tend to increase
the profit in this branch Of farming is of
Importance, | offer few suggestions on
the subject, with some figures "to boot. "
The common practice is to buy western
ewes in the fall, and with the use of some
improved buck, raise lambs the ensuing
spring for market, when about four or
five months old, fattening off the ewes In
the fall to make room for fresh lot
Now I ain rather inclined to believe there
is better plan than this. Western ewes
of the common stock seldom have more
than one lamb at a time, and in lot of
fifty of them it is not often that more
than fifty lambs are raised. The figures
will stand about thus:
DR..
Cost of so ewes in the fall, at So $3.50 90
" l Southdown buck Is 90
L" keeping 81 head with lambs 158 10
Total cost 1928 90
so lambs and so ewes, at S4 each $500 90
Ruck. at his former value 10 o.
200 lbs. wool, at 90 cents 46 90
Total S46l 90
Or gain over the cost and feed of Sl32 90
This is handsome per centage OH the
capital invested, but can we not do bet
ter? Some of the improved breeds are
very prolifc-two lambs and even three
at a birth not being uncommon. A
ueighbor of mine has flock of South
downs, and he seldom has single lamb
they nearly always average two to each
eve. Let US see how this would stand,
taking the same number as before, ex-
cepting that we will buy our ewes when
they are one year old, in the SPRING
Their first shearing of wool will pay for
their keeping till the coming fall.
DIR.
Cost of so ewes, Southdown, at Sc $500 90
buck do Is 90
keep Same as before, with al
lowance for % lambs extra lS5 90
Total $500 90
Is lambs, at an average of $3.50 $337 so
Buck on hand Is 90
81 tleeces, 6 lbs each, as % cents 70 80
so ewes on hand, worth now 81 $50 90
Total S772 IS
Or profit of 2i2 88
In this estimate I put the ewes as
worth an advance of 81 each when two
years old; perhaps it should have been
So, as they ought to improve that much.
The lambs frequently sell as high as S5
or Sc each, but put them at $3.50, and
still the margin is a handsome surplus !;
but tue second year, and succeeding ones
for four or FIVE will show still greater
profits In the greater number of lambs iu
proportion to the ewes. There are other
arguments in favor of a stationary flock
of sheep over constantly changing one.
The former become accustomed to "home,"
and feed better, are more quiet, and more
easily managed.
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Chance for Agents.

Shrewd agents can make small fortune in
carrying these articles around to families The
Dental Treasury is the neatest article that
man or woman can carry around. Send
one and see, or, better, Dozen which we will
sell as samples for 81. WIN. B. HARD e. CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York
That remittances may be made with conf
dence, w. B. H. & Co. refer to the Mayor OF
Brooklyn; to CIV. Griffith, Presid't Farmers
and Citizens bank, Brooklyn, and to others.
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Administrators Notice.

IT ETTERS of Administration on the estate
HA of S. S. WHITE, late of Whitesville, Ale
gany county, n. Y, having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons having claims
against said estate are requested to present
them to him for liquidation, and all persons
owing said estate are REQUESTED to make i'm
mediate payment to him.
HORACE COBB
Nov. 20, 1861
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Wns. B. Hurd s. Co.

DR.. Hurd's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POW
DER, and TGOTHACHE DROPS cannot be
sent by mail, but they can probably be obtain
ed at your Drug or Periodical Stores. Ifthey
cannot, send to US for the Dental Treasury,
price, One Dollar, which contains them.
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The Bugle Calls The War has Begun! A War
Of determination against Bad Teeth, Bad
Breath, Diseased Gums, Toothache, Ear
ACHE and Neuralgia
OUR Artillery is
DR.. VIM. B. Hurd'S
DENTAL TREASURY
A complete set of Remedies for
PRESERVING THE TEETH, PURIFYING
THE BREATH AND MOUTH, and
CURING TOOTHACHE AND NEURALGIA.
DR.. Hurd's celebrated mo U7'H WASH, bottle.
Dr.. Hurdps unegualed TO 9TH PO WIDER l boa
DR.. Herd smagic TOOTHA CHE DROPS,l l bon
DR.. Hurds UNRIHALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER.
DR.. HurFs MANUAL on tire Best Means Of
Preserving the Teeth, including Directions for
the Proper Treatment Of Chitdren'S Teeth.
FL OSS SILK for cleaning bet,ceen the Teeth
TOOTH PICKS, etc., etc.
Prepared at DIR. Hurd'S Dental Office, II
Fourth ST., Brooklyn, (E. d.
Price ONE DOLLAR: or, SIX for S..
The Dental Treasury makes package eight
inches by five and is sent by express.
Full direction for use is on each article.
The following articles we can send separ-
ately, by mail, viz:
The Treatise on Preserving Teeth sent, post
paid, on receipt of Twelve Cents, or four
stamps.
The Neuralgia Plaster, for Neuralgia in the
! Face, Nervous Headache, and Earache, sent,
postpaid, on receipt of Eighteen cents, or SIX
stamps.
The Neuralgia and Rheumatic Plaster (large
sizo,) for pains in the Chest, Shoulders, Back,
or any part of the body, sent, postpaid, on
receipt of Thirty-Seven cents.
Address Wnl. IL. Hurd s. Go.
Tribune Buildings, New York.
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A DVERTISE in the JOURNAL 1t is the on
N ly paper in Potter county, and is a good
medium through which to reach the people of
all districts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-24

IL A valuable sheep.dog belonging to Mr.
Martyr, ]. r. of Murrurindi, New South Wales,
having accidentally eaten s'rychnine, dose OF
arsenic was administered to abbreviate the ami
malls suderingE but, strange to say, It had con-
trary effect, and the dog recovered. The same
peculiarly was observed on two other occasions.
IL The grain shovelers' strike In New York
10 about played out.n majsrity- Of the men,
seeing that II was psssible to hold out against
the merchants, grounded their arms, capitulated
and resumed their work, much to the indigna-
tion Of few-a very small minoritY-who still
refuse to work upon the elevators.
IL The most distressing effect, psrhaps, Of the
present want OF small change came to light on
Sunday in the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's
church, where, when the plate was passed around
to him, an elegantly dressed gentleman was CON-
Pelled to respond to the calls Of charity by a
bunch Of old ferry tickets.
UJGen. Meagher has arrived at New York, :,
and will at once set about raising men for his
brigade. He had an interview or Monday mora
ing, and another one In the afternoon, with the
lrish Brigade Committee, at which definite az
rangemenn were made for securing enlistments
IRON RAILROAD CARs.-The New York Central
Railroad Company have now in use several iron
freight cars, and have under construction an iron
passenger car Should the experiment prove q
success, no more wooden cars will be con-
structed.
ID The Philadelphia mint 10 working up to
II, full capacity Ia coming the nickel cents, about
20 great that 1t will take several weeks to I'LL the
orders already received.
III The n. Y. Com. Advertiser says Senator
Chandler will "aoknowledge at home, In sobsrsr
mood, the injustice Of his defamation Of General
Mcclellan That "sobrsr moodn can never
come while distilleries exist.-Bostor Post.
Col: EsRIGET.-Col. Enright Of the 63d New
York Volunteers wishes us TO state that he was
discharged from present service for the purpose
OF raising an Irish brigade In this State, and he
is now here for that purpose.-N Y Tribune.
The citizens Of Hartford, CT, are greatly
excited by the discovery that the incendlaries
who have destroyed 30 many buildings In a
few years, are members Of the Fire Department.
One OF them has been detected and arrested.
UrA London weekly, the Spectator, gravely
allude: TO Secretary Welles as the "First Lord Of
the Admiralty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-24

6grHRAL CAMERON IN RUssIA.-Ffom private
letters received in this city, direct from st.
Petersburgh, we learn that General Cameron,
Minister TO Russia, had safely arrived the capi-
ltshed and that he also had his first interview
with the Emperor Alexander. According to the
rigid etiquette Of the Russian Court, IL 10 not
the lapse Of some time after the arrival of Min
lister, But In this case an audience was almost
immediately granted, and the reception made
the more cordial by the earnest solicitude with
which the Emperor inquired concerning the con-
dition of the American people, their resources,
numerical power, intelligence, wealth, and pro-
During this interview the Russian Monarch
ment, and his admirstion for the success we had
made In the development Of the vast extent Of
territory now within the jurisdiction Of the Fed
efel authority. That authority, in the opinion
Of the Emperor, should be maintained at all
hazards. IL the Great Republic of the West was
broken down, and ceased to WELD an influence,
the ccurse OF empire and civilization would be
the happy homes Of millions Of free, Intelligent
people would be given to infdellty and barbar
ism, ruin and desolation.
After such ex pressions TO the American Minis
and hearty sympathy Of the Emperor Of Russia,
nor can there be any misrepresentation concerning
the deep interest he manifests In the success and
destiny Of the United States. This feeling was
fattering assurances to offer that the interest of
the American people was no less sincere In their
solicitude for the success and mighty progress Of
the Colossal Empire of the North. Representing z
sucn widely different systems, and governed by
authority % distinct and broad there Is still no
reason why Russia and the United States should
not be united In true and stern alliance, and
WELD an irresistible influence the destinies Of
the world.
We are grathed to add that the health Of Gen
Cameron and that Of his family was never better.
-Har,iSbx,g Telegraph.
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Pursuit Of the GueriIIas in Ken,uciI.

LOUISVILLE, July % 23-Yesterday morning the
trains from Nashville, going northward. and
Louisville, southwark, met at Mitcnellsville,
and both returned, owing to the report that a
thousand rebel cavalry were near Richland, Ten
nesses
Gov. Morton, Of Indiana, sent thousand In
fantry, cavalry and artillery to Henderson, which
arrived there this morning simultaneously one
OF our gu9boa went up the river with con-
slderable force to protect the Union residents
Gen. Boyle also sent orders to Col. 6arvin, csm-
manding at Henderson, to use rigorous measures
to clear the rebels out of the adjoining counties
Gen. Green Clay Smith telegraphs from Stan.
Boyle replies "Capture him or drive him out OF
the Staten
A dispatch from Cincinnati stating that our
cavalry had overtaken Morgan's band from Mt
Sterling, 10 without foundation.
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From Fsrtrsss Monroe
Correspondence Associated Press.

~--~~~@~NNN- -
FORTRESS MONROE, July % The Union nris.
oners which arrived at Fortress Monroe yesterday
on he steam boat Kennebec were from Richmond
and will all remain Ia the hos pitals at and near
this place for the present. There were about two
hundred on the boat, and the most Of them are
doing well. They say they were very well treat.
ed by the rebels while imprisoned by them, only
they were kept closely confined, and y cir food
was bad, but this was not much fro a design
as from necessity. They say that our Il geons at
Richmond have acted nobly and self.sac lfcing
toward our sick and wounded prisoners going
where they 90, and remaining with them 'hile
In prison, taking care Of them both nigh and
dav.
Union troops are almost daily arriving at 8
place, making very short stay, and then passiI ~
up the James river TO join Gen. Mcclellan or Gen
Burnside's divisions. =
The weather continues cool, and the sick are
rapidly recovering. Many are now convalescent
who would have lost their lives had the exces-
,ivelY warm weather continued for a few days
longer.
All quiet up James river to-day.
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A CARD TO TIE LADIEs
DIR. DUPONco's
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.

fDaafois iH eorr.ttsg. ,egElafine ssS rsr1ortu
ot ooSiTteItons gfoD1 UkofeUey caHSa, aad
eFsdys sacessUst as a pJsu ueaftce
The above Pills have now been In use for over
hsye boon correctly followed. have these piiIs
Ialed 70 give most doclded sstsfactbon. Read lhe
oloSlnE ceruhcate from one OF the hTet lsdIes OF
u, Snoa, y. vac called upon my AGENTS IN that
she Of courte did not wish her mama 10 be made
fuhhc, but II any one shonld dou bt the rosdtvfsI
Eeaey of Dr. Dusoloos Golden Pills, they mix "a
Ieier Any iaay 70 her, q. she oonsloereo IL dary
emcecy, rs ADM nlstcred to her daug IeT, youbG
ledy IL years old. She was fast fOIDg into Con-
sumptlon-had taken cold-nsrsre became OBJ
struoted T<o bozss Of tasss GOides Pulls ssf,yslv
esrsd ksr, and she ls nov In robust heath MOS
anu stronger proof might DO EIveR. a 1hese pills
are also certain cure for LEeorsaA, (oT whites,
Sold Nfolessls and Retail N Washington b,
u: ID. GILMAN, DrurIIst, $50 Penn avenue.
Retail bI +. BOSWELL. corner 81 street and
Pa. avenue; 5. ID. WAITE, corner 7Ih Sc, eet spd
koulEisna avenue, and at M iLBUEN'S, west is b.
the above sssnts to the %s.Sn9.o6 yO.t q 6os ttsSs
o&n have the Pills rent 20 any part Of the couptry
oonhdeltially BY matt Sold s!tO by e. 5. r. CIs-
sndTf.; n ssGStssSTR rREd FJktyEsE Aes
q HAsNCE, Soii Snd By drgttlsts generally.
HALL hUCkEL, S1s 6IeeI &c New York.
6enera Wholesale Agents
Pills OF any KIND un eur every box is signed = ID.
howe. AL others are q base imposition ana unsafe:
heielore ts you value your lives nd health ito ray
potnlnE OF DelnE hnmbuGsed oct Of your money!
hove on every boz vhich has I, Gently. been sdded
on account OF the Pllls beng coupteffeItod The
ingreolenn composing the above Pills are made
know1 20 every Agent, and they vii tel you thel
&. ID. HOWE, Sole Froprietor,
Us New York.
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HAvEYoU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE WEEK.
Lf STAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR
FRIEND OR RELATIvEf
1T THE BEST DOLLAR wEEKLY IN THE
wORLDI
ITs WASHINGTON NEWS Is UNEQUAL
LEDl
ITS GENERAL NEWS Is UNSURPASSED
BY THAT OF ANY TWO DOLLAR
WEEKLYI
ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BIZ
WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN
DRIED TIMES ITS YEARLY COST.
ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL sAvR
TEN TINES ITS COST EACH YEAR
TO ANY FAMILY.
The Nun5sr for this Wsek, to be ous on Frs
day Mornsng-pries Three Cents-..iH
be remarkably interesting orc.
Ecsry Person at a distance tsho scoald kss,
Posted NTH reference to ,ohat is really
going OF here III these interest
ing times should receivs it
regularly.
CALL AT ONCE AT THE STAR OFFICE
AND SUBSCRIBE FOR 1T.
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GuefiIlaa In MiKaauri

Sr. Louis, July "a merchant Of Frede.
rickstown, arrived here, reports desperate fg ht
with 2uerillas at 6reenville, Wayne county
Two Companies Of State militia stationed at that
place, under Captain Leeper, were surprised by
band Of guerillas under a man named 2 eeves
The attack was made at daylight, and was sud
our men OF the approach Of the enemy. Capt
Leeper and eighteen Of his men were reported
killed, and large number wounded. The rebel
loss is not known. The rebels took possession
Of the town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-24

ID The City Inspector Of New York reports
tee number OF deaths in that city at 6S6-of whom
Ia were adults and 400 children. This 10 an In
crease OF 20 over tbs mortality Of the previous
week, and Of 81 a. compared with the CORES
FondinR time last year; 3s2 were children un Ter
years Of age.
In Greece. The government kss granted an
ann sty for all onences Of the pfesI, and has ap-
pointed 4 conm1ssion TO prepare for the rVsision
OF the electoral and communal law. The Ma
will number, IL Is stated, over l7o 900 men.
EARNSss The earnings ofthe Chicago, Alton
and 81 l. MA RsiIroad for the Arst week OF Juiy.
Were $50 e41 e against sls ,0s9 - In the same
week of 1851. Increase, e5, ,I53 IS -
II The farmers In the southern part OF Illinois
are nOw In the midst OF their harvest It's tnoug ht
ibs The quality OF the new wheat was never bstier
fad the Yield 10 abundant. :
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From Harper's Ferry-Grand Scouting Ex
peditions-No EnemI In Earca

HARPER's FERRY, July l.-The recent scare In
regard to the threatened advance Of the rebels on
Winchester 10 entirely abated Four scouting
expeditions Of Gen. Miles, Gen. Piatt's and Gen.
kelly's commands have returned to their re-
spective headquarters, and report no enemv In
force within fifty miles Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad and Potomac river The free that
threatened Winchester last week was discovered
to be only few hundred local cavalry or gueril-
las, who, after making dash forward and dri-
wing In some Of our pickets, retired as suddenly
toward Staunton.-N Y Trihnns
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CHEsARAY INs1I5,SETEh ,ET EEhur. ,.n,r,
issY and 1900 ALL ;. aoptMS t,sds, LAD.Es' An.

5. Z, "a inss:s:s Y:
LAhn II nre4uired, end al the branches Whioh con-
ss s sSs Es:a iSs =
staaty spoken IN the lnsntute Il To- the object Of
Ssrticulsr srtentlon, and - taught from the rndi
lesinon The sohoIsstlo rear commences Sevtern-
essd ss sss e% Sas:'i M.ass. MIss n't
siPA' q cAsssry lpsdsusa mstu
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAfcHxLoR's HAIR DYE
TAs best in tks World.

william A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dys
produces color not to be distinguished from na-
not to injure the Hair In theleast;
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
ates the Hair for life. 6ysy, Red o, Rssty HaSy
instantly turns splendid Black or Brown, leav-
Ing the Hair sofs and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
~ The Genuine is signed WnLIAxA. BATCH.
ILoR, ss tAs Josr sides Of ssek box.
tssfsry, No. 81 Barclay st., Nss Yors,
nifty (Late 233 Broadway and 10 Bond st.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-24

UT The imports Of the country for the past
fiscal year show a decrease In dry goods Of SIS, :
600 600, e12 OOO, 600 in general merchaudise and
s22 ,0Oc 900 In specie. The decrease in imports,
as compared with le6O'6l, 10 $50, 500, 600. The
exports greater than In lS60-'6i, exclusive OF
specie, 81 900 600, and s54 COO In Of $50
and 90. The heavy shipments Of specie cannot,
therefore, be attributed to the large amount of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-24
Enlistments In Pennsylyania,

HARRIsBuRe, July sf.-The great war meeting
CT last evening, in response to the proclamation
Of the Governor, has already produced gratifying
results. One company Of the LIST City Zouaves,
OF Harrisburg, have already offered their services
TO AdJutant General Russell, and, of course, were
promptly accepted. Other companies are rapidly
forming. and the quota OF Dauphin county will
soon be filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-24
LYoN's MAGNETIC Irsscr Powder,

LIoNs MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
Tested for 10 years and grows In favor. 1t kills
and exterrninates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Fleas, Moths In Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden Insects, &c. All genuine bears the Sig
nature Of <. Lyon, SD sst poisosoxs to PERSONS
on domestic dssssah. Beware Of counterfeits and
limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects In trice,
Lyon's Pills are death to rats and mice,
Sold everywhere. ID. 8. BARNES,
may l-eo3m 2o2 Broadway, New York.
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TO BUILDERS.

TO BUILDERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be rece we'd until
IL O'Clock IN. on the Sth instant, for putting an
additional s.ory on the building now occupied by
the Navy Department. ~
Plans and speoi6oations may be seen on and after
MONDAY, the 2lst instant at the ofice Of VIM. p
n senEer, Ess., Civil Engineer At the Navy YARD,
Bidders Will state the shortest possible time IN
and the aid tionsl time rec sured TO eompIets the
work. "
In making the award time and price will be oon-
Proposals. must be addressed to the Navy Dcvart-
ment, and endorsed Proposals for EnlsrginK
fy
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ROOFIN6-ROOFINGt

TuD MISUNDERSTANDING!
L HE W Ierslgned, having purchased the Felt
md Comp sltiOn Gravel Roofing Business here-
.oioIe COZ noted By Messrs. J. F. Walker q Son,
respectfully offers his services and solicitl this
patronage of builders, oontr 90 tors and tins public
GeneraI Iy.
HaN az had large experience IN the manufacture
eole to execute all business entrusted 10 HIM with
SromptnesB, and warranted to give satisfaction.
vi be kept the Banking House Of w. r. Smith
sot, aoiolHlsE (north) the Bank Of Washinston /;
a. the Works. fost of I'D street west and Canal ;
ano st my Tesd snoe, d street vest lat door below
Pa. aveIue lily l7-eo7v.l II. G. WILSON.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
GEN. McCL ELLAN'S ARMY.
ffairs On the James River-NcClellan Ap.
proves the Appsistment Of Haileck.

especial Dispatch Baltimore Amsrican.I
HBADouARTRRs, July a2-Things are very dull
here. | am going to City Point to-day with a
Gag Of truce after the wounded and will try to
send you Richmond paper.
There Is no thoug ht Of General Mcclellan be-
ing superseded, although there is some talk In
the northern papers Of It, Either Generals Meigs
or Halleck will be Comman in-Chief. When
the President was here General Mcclellan rec
ommended and urged such an appointment, but
told the President not to allow his claims to In.
terfere with his action in the matter.
There are several thousand men here unable to
do duty, although the health Of the army has I'm
proved since IL came to James river. There Is no
movement whatever OF troops. The authorities
are looking every day for the enemy to open new
batteries on the otnef side Of the river. The re-
bells visible at all times the opposite side,
but are never interfered with unless they appear
In large numbers, when the gunboats shell them
out. Maay designations Of officers are being sent
In, but Hone are granted, exceptto those who are
worthless.
lam In a hurry, as the boat Ia about leaving.
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RAR BROS GRAND CLoTHINs DEPOT
40 90 ner 4 anc 7th streets, lie rev tie Place
where an men 20 90 huI their outtts Of sEnmeT
hloshInE sHd th're are good reasoLs vhy everf
&c should o there TO buy. Firstly, we sell ohess
or than arr other similar estIb gsarsot IN tLis clty
Seoono!J. our garments csnnot be furpassed, 81
svle maflng or tTmmirg, theF are esuai TO the
best Of meTehant tai Ors' work. And third "a We are
Always careful u reconmen dirg orr EOods AZ what
they really are, hence no c-oepti1 n
VIC respectfully solIolt otfens. strargrrs and
dlsoharred soidisrs 20 CONS 20 BAR a RRU't
esahLshment corner OF 7th and sts.. 90 BAY eteTy
ArtIcle OF Clo:hlnf they neen. iR Is nm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-24
Frem Cairo.

CAIRO, July 22.-Fifty-three men. OF the Sd
Michigan Cavalry, were captured by the rebels
near Bonneville, Miss, on Saturday. Skirmishes
occur almost daily In that vicinity.