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SECOND EDITION.
a O'CLOCK P. M.
SQUAD OF REBEL CAVALRY IN THE
- VICINITY OF LAUREL.
They Steal Horses and Skedaddle-Cnlor
Men Captured near WincheSter.

Men Captured near Winchester.-----
a small squad OF rebel cavalry Us or 20)
made their appearance absnt ten miles west of
Laurel last night, and ran off with number
Of horses. --.
The guards along the roads were strength
ened, and due precaution was taken last night
that the guards should not be surprised
We learn that quite number of men living
in the vicinity of Winchester, who had bsen at
work at Piedmont, Cumberland and other
places In that vicinity, started home on Friday
and Saturday last and q large number-some
saw over 100 of them-were captured, they
going directly in the rebel lines before they
were aware of the presence of the enemy.
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TROOPS ORDERED TO WAsHINGToN.-T The
Tenth regiment Veteran Reserve Corps, which
has been doing duty at the Offices of the Pro.
yost Marshals in this district, has been Or
dered TO Washington, and will leave to NOR.
row-N T. Post, IN.
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From New Orleans.

NEW YORK, July s.-The steamer Yazoo,
from New Orleans on the lst instant, has ar.
rived. a
The steamer Creole arrived ont on the list,
There Is NO military news in the papers.
Brig. Gen. Dwight has been reno we'd from
Gen. Banks staff. t..
Cotton, on the LIST, was higher. Middling,
81 CO.. Sugar, 2Oxa21. Produce and provi.
sions higher. Gold, s15a53O.
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED of Margaret Gross,
1 who left New York for Washington on FRIDAY,
July LIST. Any information concerning her will be
thankfully received by her husband, ADAM
GROSS, at No. $50 b street between I'd and Sd
at jyS-2tS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-08

STATIONERY CoSTRACT.-Messrs. Philip &
Solonous have been awarded the contract fer
supplying stationery for the ensuing year to
the Interior Department, Indian and Census
Bureaus and Land Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-08

TThe heiress to the Brazilian throne is
likely to marry the Austrian Archduke Louis
Victor. gas
The Indians are bueily scalping near
Denver city. d53E 4zls5
~Imports at New York In June-Aearly
ave mtll,Cns. g. s#f1
~ Corn " all IL about TO erect monument to
Humphrey Davy.
~ The Ohio Crisis reports the wsol crop
enormous. So Is the price,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-08

The Elixir of life for the A gcd Will give Health
and Beauty to the Young.
This Prophyactic should be in every family at
this of the year. this delicious beverage
can be used without the deleterious effects Of
Liquors. SMITH &c MORRISON,
jy lin PropriptOrs
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Important Movements On Foot at Mem.
uhis-APkansas News,

NtWS.
MEMPHIS. July 5.-An important movement
A. gong on here, the details Of which are con.
trabsnd-
There 10 no news from Arkansas since Gen.
Ours fsht some days since, and we have had
n arrival from the White or Arkansas rivers
for the last two DAYS; but Gen. Steele has am
pie supplies, and NO anxiety is felt for him or
hi position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-08

THE DISTRIBUTION Of medals and premiums
fer the public schools will commence at the
Smiths onian Institution on Monday next. Rev.
Byron Sunderland will deliver an address on
the occasion, and there will be other interest
ing exercises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-08

Philadelphia Troops Called for at Once.
PHILADxLPHIA. July e.-Gen. Couch has
sent despatch to Mayor Henry asking him to
under the recent calls Of Gov. Curtin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-08
G.. .. SMITHS
Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters.

IC-ASTRINGENT- AROMATIC DIsIN.
FECTING--PROPHYLAC
Sold Everywhere.
Ask your Druggist and ROGER for it.
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1856 CHOICE STOCK 1856
ass INTERIOR ADORNMENTS 4s6
$50 PAPERHANGINGs. 4s6

low priced Paperha gings, Borders, Statues Gem
ter Pieces &c.
WINDOW SHADES.
Buff, Green, Chocolate, Brown and Gilt Window
Shades, variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures,
Tassels, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
Silk and Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels, diff
ferent sizes and colors, q beautiful assortment
Picture Rings, Nails, &c.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
The largest assortment of Oval Frames in the
District, warranted to be gilded with gold leaf
also, variety of Dark Wood Frames, with q va
riea stock of small sized oval and Carrie de Ysite
Frames.
ENGRAVINGs AND PAINTINGS.
few choice Engravings and Paintings always
in store.
Orders for Paperhanging and Window Shades
pupctually attended to in city or county.
Terms cash for goods or labor.
J. MARKRITER,
No. 4S6 Seventh street,
jy7 Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-08

GRAND Observation-Disclosures officer Dom
arrested Sidney Moore, coored, charged bv
VIM. Rodgers with the larceny Of over $50.
The case was laid before Justice Bates, who.
in order to secure the evidence, committed
Moore to Jail for ,urther hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-08
u OR G APE NJ AY.

INOR CAPE MAY.
The staunch and commodious Steamer
MANHATTAN,
CAPTAIN f. A. RYTHER,
of the Care May lire, is making her regular
trips to Cape May. .K-
deipSa every very Tues Tuesds 18th Thursdsy@ szzzac
and Saturday at 9 o'clock a. NJ. Returning, leaves
Cape May every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
stopping at New Castle going and returning.
Fare. $3.50, carriage hire included. Children
half price. Servants 81 81, carriage hire extra
No freight win be received after O'Clock and in
jy7im -u'' JOS A STEWART. Aeent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-08

A Maine FORT GaYrisened-yiee Presid e,a
HamIin among the PFivates.
BANGOR, July 71Company A, State Guard.
" hich rs ordered 20 garrison Fort McOiary,
let this a m with 1C3 men. Among the pri.
yates was Vice President Han ibal Hsmlia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-08
New York Marke

3t New York Markets. goas
NEW YoRL. July s.-Flour, Is to 25 higher.
Meat, 9 TO 3 higher. Corn. better Provisions
firm. Whisky, steady. Gold, Y5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-08

TJ0URNEYMEN PLAsTERERs ATTEN-
tkS T1ON.-1ou are notified tn meet at Tom
GRAFTON the strike for advance of VIZ ces The
attendance of every member is requested
BY order of the President. JOHN r. GILL.
PETER j. PIERCE, Sec y. jys 3t*
n-AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE HAIR
lhS MONY CIRCLE. of this city, held at their
rooms on Tuesday evening, July 5, 1854, the fol-
lowing resolutions were reported by the commit
tee and unanimously adopted:
whereas by one of those adjective events Incl
dent to humanity, our friend and associate MOSES
A. H,pKR, in the Hover of his age and fullness of
his strength, with the promise of long and usefu
among US by death: Therefore be it
ksso.psd, That we receive with deep sorrow the
int Iii gence of the death of late friend and as
socate, and bear willing testimony to his worth
and usefulness while living.
Resolred. That we will long cherish the recollec
ton of his smiable department. his upright and
honest dealing, and his generous devotion to his
friends and associates. =
Resolrtd That we deeply sympathiss Nth his
parents and relatives who have been So deeply
bereaved by this unfortunate event.
ReSolred, That copy OF these resolutions be
sent to his par nts, the same be entered the
records of this Association, and be published in
the WSshin gton EreH1ng Stdr and Baltimore Sun.
ISAAC sTRAUSE,)
II. l.. BLOCT, Committee
1t s. L. liable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-08

STATE OF THR THBRMoMBTKR-At Frank
Lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. pa Pennsylvania
avenue, the thermometer stood to-day at 1
o'clock, 81 In the shade and ITO in the sun.
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Lise.ls and johnson Ra,iflc. ties Mee,in,

O-w1eO, N. Y. July 4.-rns nomination OF
Lincoln and johnson was ratified and the
Baltimore platform endorsed this day at Os.
were by 1T least lo,00o persons. and a patriotic
And powerful speech was made by Hon. DaLieI
- Dickinson, fully endorsing and sustsinin M
the Baltimore nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-08

THE YOU Nc UNITED IN THE FIELD AGAIN
The Tenth grand Pic mic of the Young -
United Club, to be given at LOEFLER' IN
WASHINGT TON CITY GARDEN, On taaE3
3 MONDAY, July Ilth, 1874.
To erect q monument for deceased member.
Tickets 30 cts, admitting Gentleman and La
dies yB-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-08

DRAWERS, HALF HOSE, GLOVES, SUSPEN-
- ders, and Handkerchiefs, Stocks, Scarfs, and
Necktes ofevery desert ption, in great variety and
very low prices, can be had at LEWIS
jy 6-3t' 3i2 eth ST., St and Mass av.
MIR. TRABERT, late of the firm of Shafer Il Tre-
lVl bert, having taken the place of Mr. Richards,
will inform his friends and customers that he is
now ready to do all kind of Shoemaking at the
lowest cash prices. vests
IMPORTANT TO LADIES Ladies' and Fami-
i lies who wish to leave the city for the country
or watering places, can be supplied with most
every article for the outfit of Infants, Girls, and
Boys Suits, as we'll as Ladies' Uadergarments
Embroideries, Laces, with general stock of Dry
Goods. at old prices
Orders for Ready made Suits, &C., will be re-
ceiTed and promptly executed.
g. M. MEYENBERG,
Late 8. Il W. Meyenberg,i
Is Market Space, under Avenue House
jy 6-3t bet 9th and 7th sts,
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10! FOR THE AWKWARD Club.

Second Grand Afternoon ard Eyenng PICNIC
THE AWKWARD CLUB
VIII be given at Washington Park, 18th. street. on
TUESDAY, July IL, 1854.
The proceeds Of this Pic. Mic will b. appropriated
to assist in erecting the monument to be placed
over the remains of those unfortunate females
who lost their lives by the recent ploson at the
Washington Arsenal
The Committee pied ge themselves t. at nothing
will be left uudone to make this the PicN Mic OF the
Commute Of Arranst'n eats.
A. W Busey, e. fchafer,
A Fl. bishop, Il. Tucker,
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IT WILL CURE
lnd gestion, Dyspepsia.
Dysentery. Diarrhea,
Ague and Fever. Loss of Appetite.
Liver Complaint. Jauudice.
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GRAND TESTIMONIAL BRNRFIr.-See else
where the superb programme Of entertainment
for the Grand Complimentary Benefit to the
attaches Of Growers Theater to morrow night.
Susan Denim, Jennie Gourley, Bishop, the San
ford Troupe, the Gardiner Sisters, and a host
Of other talented performers, will appear on the
occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-08

ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm Of fire this
morning, was occasioned by the burning Of
straw in Judiciary Square Hospital
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81 s-3t* II. King.
DY L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
CONTINUATION OF PAwNBRoKERs' SALE.
The sale of NJ. K. Walsh q 90. s Pawnbrokers'
Stock will be continued on SATURDAY, 9Th inst.
, 1t WIN. L. WALL CO.. Aucts
by v. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctionesrs.
Tomorrow. tsATU RDAY,> at 10 O'Clock. at store
No 500 Pa avenue, we shall sell tarniHaure'
jyslt W b. LEWIS & CO, Aucts.
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE 4 Co. Auctianeers.
TWO FAMILY GARBAGE AT PSs5IG SALE Ii
9th, at O'Clock, in front of the Auction Rooms
i Light sif- top Carriage with Pole. S.. ,.,.
Light Family Carriage. Gone h0rse' out h@ie
? It D' &c. MCGUIRE & Co., Aucts.
DYW-L. WALL & co. Auctioneers.
TAKEN UpAND EsTRAY-Came to che prem
isss Of ths sn6 s. wo HoRsGono DARK Bay
stout six years old, about fifteen hands high the
ether lrsh w Gi four white feet The is
renuested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take them away. ,ouN pRRGHN
{ THE ABOVE HORSES WILL BE SOLD At
the Bszaar of W L. Wall Co. on sAfukDAf
MORNING. 'ui''' " Z. I I. o %SGL CO.. Aucts
NOTION SALE or CONDEMNED ANIMALS.
"A WIZ prrAs tnsr Cs q, |. t,sa sUss,s,
lt irars f WGsaisa.cn, u. C., JEiyT, 1854
Will be sold st PSblc Auction ,.e to ths hisssst
o. ,nt aar Wsshin gton. ID. O., beginning at
O'CLOCK .. m ,onrn D.v.Ipv uo,eYa
horses have been condemned as UNFIT for
,Ttes,usiry service of the army.
th Sn aroad apd fnrming purposes many good bar
/ ins may he had.
e1unrses sold sipgly = "a
TTer1s cash in United States currency.
1efH'' ~ JAMES A BKIN, aa8.s
x,a-aA = z = d = Cavalry Bureau.
N,OTYCE.-I have opened a new BARBER SHOP
~ ON street. between lat street and New J.r.
Cav evehue at Royi IS Hotel, where VIII be Glad
10 see nv friends and customers rryuo 80
@ street betw cen LIST and N. av,
.xv-s RoY,e 3 Hotel. near the DEPOT.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING .HOUsES-We have
IL in store q sqpesi S r. stock Of CROCK!~0
and PLATED WARE, particularly adapted 2
to the use of the above establish ments. TO
which we invite the attention of the prourietors
WEBB 4 BEvERfDGE,
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CARLILEiS FREDERICK THE GREAT, vol. 4,
Guide Book of the New Jersey Central Railroad,
Savage Africa, by Winwoed Resde, $3.50
North American Review for July. $l.25
.RIackwood's Magazine for June, CSC
Denis Duval. by Thackersy, 6oc
Sabbath Readings. by Rev. Gardiner Spring. 2
vols, IS
Macsna, BY the author of "Beulsh ,"$l5o
The Book Of Days, 2 vols. illustrsted, 50
jyS fRANCK TAYLOR.
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- - 8 b IR Sill ~
FRENCH YOKE SHIKTS made 70 order In <hs
SEWING promptly done On wheeler 4 Wilsoas
nse slaMi 4siHH. h.+vss. iiti n al IN
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YMAN'S PATENT
IL SELF SEALING FRUIT JAR.
We particularly invite the atten ton of tho sc in
SELL. SEALING Fruit JARS. Simple in q COM % .
struction, they are more easily sealed or opened
than any now in use.
Samples of berries and fruit put up in these Jars
last year can be seen at our store.
i Full directions accompany each Jar for puttipS
up all kinds of fruit, berries. &c..&c. -
w. BOTELER L SON.,
Housefur ing Store,
jy 66t 31S Penn. ", between 9th and 10th.
7 .ooK! LooKll LooK!ll
All that desire to supply themselves with DRY
GOODS before another rise, will do well to call
JULIUS SYCELS,
Bleached Cotton yet at a reduced price of % per
cent. asa -...-. .t re
Full yard wide, IS cents. Extra heavy, 40 cents,
English Grenadine, Mozambiques and all other
Dress Goods at q reduced price.
. Extra heavy Crash, Is cents, and Black Silks,
Flannels- Linens, &C., in proportion.
Also, 40
GREAT VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS.
Silk Mits, 50 cents.
All linen hem stitched Fl handkerchief. o cents
Best 25 spring Hoop Skirts. 81. - -
All linen Shirt Bos0ms. Is cents. :
And thousands other articles at the same rate,zr
An early call is solicited. -
JULIUS sYCEL,
491 Seventh street.
jy6-eOlw between and streets.
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Nanree Clrcall Coarl.

TIE Grznd Surors haziax cgmptsiea taeif bai-
nss - Ennd Jsr5 sr he prsseas term q the
eOar1, spParsa h epeh coaFt hsaacs b fhsir fsrs-
n1a and pTassassa q he eoat he foslaane aeEsi.
ausisl shi1h rs rad By thsm and rs4ssstea 70 ee
gssAa uFos he mianau II shs eours wkicll tsqaesi
rss sssaisa % b. he cOart, sesmis
We he undersigned, Gsana 3s.rss. sss the csan.y
q N1zroe and SSeia a. Teanensa Il he sstasan-
~ sEm y tfS essszs ies4, sszslefirare = hk De-
ree Of icy nd gT1thtigu - tlIs restsrnlsa 81 o.
b, ssh lsus. and fighsfei salhcity, aHez seirn
&hE7er EnsreAy, esazpeflcn and eppEesSsoa. They
sgeise thAi The g0veEninent u cur Eihxs i ra-es-
hAszbsa n eur mi9sE, xna hops and t@eipFe shat
InSer the benfga reign Of jaE and equal faxl kAp-
pRss VII retnfn q cur pecpla. u EiFs d pleas
ass y hezr tsztn0ny ts tie sAe ipszsial sna DIG
nisea manner Il which thn Ben. u +. Wall has ail-
chSrged he Ss1spas and raspsaeihis Anil@ q his
jodlcal pasifisz. and 20 csamena the elemency aad
ino5sEafaa displayed 10 kis cnkrgH b as respecting
en- eszsng aHa niaEsifea feiloa eEsns.ymaas Who
hsFing ben sedncsd lats rsbelliun aEnina tkefr
esnsEy hzTe Fetlnsed % their allegiance We
Assky moSs ouEdis1iy tender hisa and o. n YaanR
e kind and afA61e Attorney GeaenaL cur slneerr
azaka for ner eOursesy % he oieals % shA cosft
sFsrti@ IiilEents ard especially % ear heaf sud
nEi respscsasy reqss. fhaE th testins0zial ~ car
Seem Be spread upon the records u this coafs.--
: above sar pasliestion IN Browniows KnoIIysIlIs
Wig.
Il d. JoEEsrpx, Forsnnaa.
EAgn. RwlEa
MlcHAKL H4EAlsoN
81 KfNsa0tsan,
T. 5aExsok.
C. T. r DAVIS
AncH ssszaAK,
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r II CAkss1,
FzED DExs,
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W. IA. DAwssz,
W. W. RoKTRR.
Atr0s copy sfen aeopra
v. n snITA, Oh,
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p-.As Nd fse tsss tesk dds hass Rsen en-.
- i ccnllnael ftse9sse 81 slal5shpsscTs and
sssx erfnf. TIE naSlng : bazY ennslfaclsne I
,srsa sns q wufks. shoss dlskete hesoad III
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FSe r,hs kass saIsly slIsessa sl.elr suunps fsosr
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Sixassn hsrassaeh were sapinEel and tn hillssi--
re los q ~ etaez eslnFeesl g ~ - a. =
CaNaf9s = ~ ksseNlS ~ nse n ee..se
.lne Aezfnss Riehnaes4 aaa hss Ser The army
4 tke notpmac
Firing Is ksrs Up bssNeen uaF hnss sna oaf ltek-
q exchange - p4peFss
II i sid a private cin1le n wesAsnatsa tAas
~ Success q SAsrnlans campaign rensess he pos
.szioa Il Aesise - imFcTtans tan 4 might sah-
srwiSe he.
Eas FopcFtsd On TaeaaAs fhat F3rFAEub xas akeat
) uitharsg ftcA Hahsle Bay uith IS 6ess and 50
The rel3 General Echa,ts kus len asslxnsl sAe
,nnand q Soslth4anstz<n vtsxinia Bs5sFtmeak
sis Iohn MergAn rho was relieved shrse dAss be
esye he Wa ksilsd
easii Duke has hese EAade Brgaaiss eeneral
szi % n oea1nana e Morgans tFags
Aeztlenaa whe lell kiakmoad % lat Tuesday
ays { E he gsasral bid tlsi gseas htsls S
ssss
Ne imporsant news frssn Pstessbure.
Is reporaea that S.eliiag Rrinss laoselneal1 "
I'D Niseuri sro A6saning ssrisaz FfepuE4icns sap
ased Is n tntandine lie election e - ceasin. Z
L psloa e Ne GeFszDoFskih Gen Rlant has fear
thst Ennsss + aise monacs1
Butter and 0ald have aEreed . axrLssneenil pris.
oasn exoepi tkssa whose re1pectxssuEE aealare
VIII be unAk sor duty Eithl1 sixty days
s.. Loun ssrL ls
The arsis Tor tbs city ahd county proessaea CUB
ely today.
his HRsrnacns lassssI pablishss : Fspsrs thsa
last Saturday 9ee nshel pzszers eezsned q Camp
CHASE. 0hia ovszpspefed he g1aras aad esgsfed.--
they vere reaAkeh.
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lhas tAs Rses be pzasA ~ four seesssiEe weeks u ne
Kncxsigir Why
sepslt.st paete q ~ NlsFfRAN,3.f.
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