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1smmcr UmdeSshtFts 81 so. Esne n
accs, IS per doxea Army Shirts 81 and othe,
geqds equally cheap 81.
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DepaStaro CT tne Ninsts-EhArd Megr-
lnenf,
The lindsey Blues.
The following ordor has been issued

HEADQUARTERS, LINDSEY BLvxs RrcINpFr,
MERCER HoUsE, NRw York, July n, 1884.
Recruits vii be received tina regiment. organ
sxsn2 for one hundred dnys s-rycs In at Arn
Heights Washington. General Sanford Ia up a. A.
1any completing tha DrAsnikaor. The OF tho
several companies Of shs regiment hereby ordered
assemble st nse headquarters tSaurasy)
Ing ht O'Clock. comp the rolls
Ry ersref JOHN WHISKY. Colonel ComnaHdsng
II. ]. MHIrR, Ai
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FnrEEa's Lsre Cordial Is the Best RE.
msdy known for s Stomach sud Eawe complans aud ~
q soothios cordial for children. n Alwsys
DEAAS BARI. ES q Co, agents for New York.
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R~ne's African rcvcr and ACue Cure .---
posi for fever aud sgs pspos 80 Liberty stgset.
or sale By all drls lxss.
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CGicsri ctrcwls~s IN sN~sSr College, Los-
kry faruiahsd by SlaAONS, ROGERS q CO.. Nsw iosss
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ssnA's Hhas Dyo-~5o Gents, fs'nra 4
No-L Barclay .ssee<.
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Prizes cGssae I'm su Lesaltsei loaee-
rles. ANA lnformsusr given.
J. eLtTE. Rroksr's oncs. l75 Broadway.
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Th,. Il the season OF tho Year

This II the Season OF the Year
when children afflicted with dyseRisry and diarrhea
Mrs. wiNSLow's Soothing Syrup a safe and re
medy only relieves the child from pain, br. rcgu
lass tho and bowels csreets acdyand sives
and euerxy TO the waos system Mcshers you "a.
;iyes and health OF your children do no M proears Ia
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Grover & BaEssss Risress Premium
Elastic S,Ih q. vtas BsrnneN 400 broadway, Rev YORK;
ane rs fuiton ssreel, Hrookln
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ryauGry'y STANDARD Parchment ard
cloth Tags ussd and sruroyea hy great
nempaues FuiY reliable for shipping cotton. wool &c is
Chambers stree.
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Mosquito Eess.
PATENT PORTABLE CAroPfps,
Al tkELTY'S $50 3rosdway.
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The FiftY sixth regiment National Guard IL now
csDiped al Fort R,ehmond, Staten Island. II numbers
between five hundred ard six hundred msp and, nc.
cordng the following orders, win start for Washington
&o-day:-
srvoSAL ospEes-So.
HhSoaoaafEss. FE'rS snIn Rfe MEar n. sE:G,}
The ofacere missloned officers member and
duy !, heaiausress or the comarsnd
Fort EicL,aond. station iAiAnd sas t4fss ~ r.
% ara leave ir,medsss,, Tor Wssaiassa 80
CamGantsnts % eSnpan-s are hersby ordsssd V fyr
pose irasans ~ sane 4 cr sssir
Frog Il. fAxIsA3 AstInv AljataaA T@ rs
q s.ss .ss y sss.ss! ss ss
Prospect hih Rsssrvoir:--
HsAp>uairrns, TwEyry EIeErH Rxar. n. O, sE:Y,l
The following the Of Congress passed
February e. 1864 ,nisa An act 70 amend 40 act entitled
and a. e o 0s s4 .S March ss & S
ished for the infoTlneten o; sill whom may concern
sons be- hoy hereby exempted eDreenl and
hs under the previons OF this act and OF tho act 70
as physically etaiy unat the seryiee all persons
actually the military naval service OF tho United S.sss
served 10 the miisars naval servcs two years
during the, prssen. war., and been b9norably dis
are fers,n exs'Sptsd shall be exempt"
say,ce and al pessS. asi-ons Of avoiding The next dram
Gud better uat than by dining this command
Clothing quarters ina Sons furnished recruits ~ SOFA As
b. 4. BoKsE. Col CANDY. 2sth RecG N. Y. 6. N. @.
CHArLEs +. Msuseu Ad!uiaaL
1s regiment rroercesrg very favorably ard will bs
rcSas march Srcn present sppearsrces within we<k
hecrucs for tno vsn.eer service ia going On bristiy
Ssbstules Tor tito army and navy are brought forward
fn numbers attended TO by the surgeons
Jeus far Ave hundred have been enlisted and
paid bounieS ic saiic.pston sf the ue2t draft
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scKBcRp, OF BnooKLyr. va. NRwARK clrB.
rhc ars game Of the between these clubs csms
or o. ovark, the result being as foiows-
IpalssL Isl I'd. Ca IA. SEA. eth 7n. sn. ON.
Eaasrs EshisrS. aa : 8 ! Sd Sd
vrnrse--Coione FitzSeysd, OF Philadelphia. :
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For One Dnalnr--The T9tss. Few. fSnyens
April MAY June Iuy ard kus- pumbers Of thr iLLUS-
TRAfKD puRkEOLOGfCAb JOukHAL VIII Be sens by
r-surr pssL 10 Me Pictsrlsi Doune Nsmaer ws
PhPen n1t0gv fhNfaioIv And Ysv
cho oey y ud as enee ~ goWLBA WELLS ~ Broad
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wnc mAim OF ~ Nsous.ui Wsowess II .
delightful compound highly dclcatcy scsnted. for
Ia the toilet inpsr,s beauty comfort and health to the
ssu ocsnsn. the teeth. aud Preventing their liberation
and decay rerfumng tho breath, ana rcneerins srect
FOE fHE NURSERY, a, this season ot tho yrsr. The
Balm is Invaluable. Il win in Instance rrevens aud
tAoss srunons % the skin from wnch
much in warn wcAher fo drops roured into bas
or pnrs cold will fail 10 sooh, ~ u
entirely any urious matter and be used
with safety aud conhdenca By all mothers nd
nuIsea Price 70 per bottle. For yale by al
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! LaGfrs, Attention. 80 ~ rssr-, ANY
wldt fva osps per yard French Ft rg cn. s21 Broad.
way between Twenty rstand Twenty second ssr.
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AMERICAN ARf. A SATIHl

The hero ~ the New York Herald. General 0sorse r.
C,elas- grandy zloriasd etan az gahHg and glow
ins pstretiarr IA It's pascA see "a morrow (suods'
Herald tor fun taer itrn..
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Gouraud's rorarc guNtsis ur~oots rgrir
from low o~ .av part ef ths body. SI AZ hts
depot f53 Rropaway. Nsied. 81 30
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the Weather at Cape Race.
Cars RACE, July ~, 1854.
wind southeast. Hay and raining. 7herInclneisI
gor,v
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ROYAL asvHHa LOtsesy.-.z6 Ner oeat
premium paid for pr,es information furnished; tho
hshess poubicons ard al kinds of Gold snc
Eiigor. BAYLOR a co, Bankers, ID Wax strsek, N. r.
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NV71s, Tcu reee, Hair rye, Hair Dyetu
and .odEv,a Cream, FOR eeeutify ing the Hor. ". \
BArSEaLCRs, 10 kond street
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS NoaaoE.
Bzr. g. 4. Eulkicy's Despatch.
FORTRESS MONROE July 81, 1854.
No news from The front.


Bzr. q. 4. Eulkicy's Despatch.
FORTRESS MoEIog, July 2i, 1854
No news from The front.
NBws.
The boat from City Pon, has Just arrived Late Rich
ncnd papers have been received at tho fron Gcaera
co Johnston has relieved OF the command Of
rebel army IN Georgia. Genaral Hood supcrsedcs bin
The rebel papers represent ths late invasion Of Maryland
ss complete failure. Instead Of capturing Washington
snd Baltimore, intended il oniy resulted In horse
stealing raid.
PRESENTATION SIXTEENTH sEw Sorx ARTILLERY.
Tho mammoth regiment OF the United Sties the sr
teenth New York volunteer artillery. Cob Jos. Morri
son, at Fort kagruder Williamsburg, Va, have
ceved beautiful stand OF coors from the Corporation Of
New York. Tho presentation made the 17sh and
was gala occasion. The regiment uumbera two thou
sand thrss hsndrsd and seventg.Gvs men snd sixty
officers.
FORTRESS MoSRop, July 2l, 1904
The steamer General Asgs has arrived from NowbsTn
She reports the arrival thers OF this steamer Dudley
BUCK. The Captain Of the Buck reports having been
chased By vessel answering abe description 0 tho
Florida the 10th instant. when about thirty miles
northeast Of Haerss when tho Captain headed Tor shore
TAsn the suspicious steamer changed and made
for souas vessss farther on shore.
The General Meles on the Goth passed ships msin
mast with yards attached, apparently burned Of above
the deck
Arrivals nom city Pou. today report the usual quiet
In 'front.'
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Lottery TfcEsGa CrSard .-- sEa ~ FSss = 81 q,
given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker IL Wall street, l..
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Dusssss 80 70 s.. vtapnci aafts eI6,
puss Yssis is cLAgKB fIl and liz wniissn street
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Nervous ana Narnaent Diseases mu9
Physical Weakness arising from spnclfc c1usesNe
reliable trcatuertin reports Of the Howard Asocis
sent BY mail 10 Letter -nvc'crca free of charge address
j, 2stn lJorghou HeTess Association. No. South Eidth
asrea. FhilAlelphls Penn.
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CHNoNlO CATARRfI
CROSS BYE gTsAIdHrryED IN ONE AiNurx.

every diseased tts Eyr srd Bar regnisas either
dial or surgical aid sttsrdcd by Dr. Won ETSEEBBR6
his c9nsung sic Broadway near Twelfth rcss
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Trusyca, Elastic Ssoc-7urv, Sss.--Irrsn
IS EAdios Cure rruS cacs cnly No. 3yeseT srse.
Lady aseadanh
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Awa Tn0us2ndg az En ,sTisea eve Euv-
ing WOrCOpr 8 fnstaat psa Annihator Alwavg gives
nsisus riss sod everywhere. sala bottles IS cents
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Cherokee MeaScsusR.-rveryH HcS6e- os
this requested seud hsr address 20 ~ for our
81 pas pamphlet giving infereksn. and valuable nfcma
tiou % both ale fc1lala We send IN sealed
envelope frse.s Address Dc. W. Il. M4EWIN 4 CO., "
Liberty street, NJ Y.
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Cr'stadoxo'r sznEr Dye, Prpservati We
and WIG Depot, whceas ard rs;al, No. Astor Housa.
The dye appliad by ssiiGl arlist5.
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Tag fox shsppsn& ~ OGDEN Vgnre.
iquors groceries, &C. stroaa but cheap, Al hAuGER'S
il5 Chambers street.
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renfness, Gat1r-h. aH1 nis Diseases 81
tho Far Throat and AIR fsssass successfully usstcd ~
DEA Li0HrHixT, n g. Hsra's pisce.
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Corns, RuniorS- Enlarged Josnf-. awa
a., diseases Of The Pee. cured ~ Dr. zAcHARtF, 5oo
Broadway.
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EsRresS - gRD1erS,s-~Fs@lGrx S< Cow
Eceraohanm Manufacturers removed from arpemc
70 t9z Brcadw Fourth hoies aud ratsil
Ia es cut 10 ggder aud repaired.
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Boots. Shoes nn1 Eucxaea RslrAcrais
all stygn present cost priccl FFERts So booniaA
ers, 81 NASSAU auc eg@ srcadvag.
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An EmSmll able Fsameay sDr Gray Fyn1s.--
BOYrs Eiawathx Ha r. Restorative, No ~ Unverai.g
lace Rev York.
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Esgen-es oS ere Eye ~ri Dcaftscss rpr-
e,slly treated BY p CALDWELL, cinsor pAes tRishtn
etrrssl. from
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EatcmeIor's Nrff Gyc--r'ho Ecst sn the
world. Harmless, reliable nai6naa2oox The snY psrfse.
dye Sold b. all druassts. Factory 81 Barclay ssresi
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Rcsutffnt sor sE@ms ana Isssa- nceE.-
Glass Issfa and Numbers, gdea unInrnazssa lCr ssh
meas and economy. io1 FULTON street
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DrssrNu. ard DynCneery win rfeef-
et- hsvouut.sru far the br.i- ef hs
thervfe-s every -. that no carries l1hii-
fuii supply Of HCfLOSAGB PILLS Thew use 20 lrdiN
and the CrfFns. saved tsousant ~ bFtsh soa ~ ths
reader uf ~ enot.' exnRoA get toa e run ~ Otn-
wen, fs. ire drus ssrs IN bis place let bira write 20
90 xsren lane, ssslong tse amount aia VII ~ 70
free OF Esny d-scrz vii not tesp ~ tnsaonen
hand hecevse they cabnu, mako as much prvn ~ on
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Gousum mptssp. Drcnanftts, Anth ~ =,
Throat Nasai with pied
after Topical Atomic eth od discovered bY Dr. SfUD
LEY, W Clinton place. kighta street. New Yorx.
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Fuh,ished ThIs Day-Hy tina Author,
John FRAN1EsaTirX, and sale by ths AMERICAN
EgWS COMPANY III Nassau street. Now York city,
ma
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ne. ~arsaaiis CRfarwn BnrT opens
ssd purxrs ou. all ohsrucons in the head and eves
aneliits rrllsf 10 pan. Sold BY oil dragx Try H.
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an Going 20 tho s0untrv. Eyem ror a.
day should carry With them the "French cognae Blts
o. S SrEINFE6p, 10 Nassau street which 10 pte-
ventve or fever aud azue. gokneBs sontery chs
summer ourlaln,s, fsalsls DEBILITY, DC.
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AESS3 Broadway, Hstow Grand. 1ou.
EAUp'S depot. had sha I.san hedlcatsd Soap
remove u, igacSsa, sueNona sanbuus, Tsdness sas~
nora ae
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Dea fnsss. Impaircss sight,

Deafness. Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THE HRAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN Yaa
HHhOAT,
CuNoSiC cATaRHH
CaTARRH ov THE IYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRAyE, DISTRACTIONS Oy THE
BrSrACHrAN fUb8
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After Swallowing Enough sarsapa-
ra decocon o turn your blood % water ouoha extract 70
destroy powers. indian doctors grL
you feel ss hurylng Yourself nGt9sG of the hsaet call
sue su,t Dr E NrE RIO. Division street. New YORK.
isf Elght and private eu.raaes Open from
esn. csccs A y. uani nine st nsht ae curea chrpnic
eruptons sut skin, usrs oI b Kinds tho most
poroaops mpury % the blood detula a Diseases pertan
Inn 70 the organs rheumatism 40 Work Iiu
nlep trstlie, Nervous Doby. Eariy lnG scretoa Con-
sulatlOn gratis,
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HUICaIEGs HLLvER, FraprIstor,.
ii Cedar street New York
sod by II, u. HgbsiHpLD,
No. 59S Broadway.
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The Shenandoah valley scnre-Humbug.
HAL11Monf. Wednesday. JOE - ?. N.

RALTIMORE. euncsday, July O-9 Y. H.
The following is the latest received from the
Upper Potomac TO this hour;
Some excitement was caused at Frederick this morn
ing by the fact that slight skrmish had occurred be-
tween our piekets and a small squad Of Rebel scouts.
about half way between Frederick and Point of Rocks
resulting in the Rebels retiring to the Point
just as the regular train from this city arrived in
Frederick body Of cavalry came dnshng into the
town, covered with dust which induced many to sup
pose that they were Rebels. a great scare ensued.
The train put back TO Monocacy Junction and the
mistake was not ascertaned ill the reached there
when they returned but again frightened back by
another scare as foolish and groundess as the hrst
From the movements percepible among the enemy
at Harpcr Ferry to-day 1t was supposed that Hunter
forces were actively pressing them in the rear Moth
ing definite could be ascerained. but there every
reason TO believe that Hunter will be heard from to
some purpose before long.
Every possible precauton has been taken by Ocnerai
Wallace to guard against tho possibility ofany surprise
movement by the enemy in this direction Should they
come within this department they will meet with an
uncomfortable reception.
Last night Mrs. Dixon. an estimhbe Union LADY re-
siding at Point of Rocks killed whie sitting at her
own door near the Post Office, by shot fired by The
Rebels on the opposite side Of the Potomac.
To-day citizen Of Sharpsburg was shot for refusing
TO deliver up his watch TO Rebel who demanded IT,
The scoundrel put s pistol 10 the mans head and blew
his brains out for not complying with his demand
There are some exciting reports tonight as 70 Inc
presence of very large force OF Rebels sear Harper
Ferry. but they are not deemed Trustworthy
We shall send you later intelligence as fast as II
comes in.
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DIED.

BONEOn Wednesday July g. in The 2th year OF her sse
Addie BOVINE daughter Of Robert and Lefty Ann Bovine
TIE relatives and friends Of the -uy respectfully inYHsd
TO attend the funeral from the Lexington avenue III. =.
Church corner Lexington avenue aud fiiy .econd srss
on Friday July 3, ut o'clock P. L., without iuf'hef '
ton
MORRIs-Oa "Wednesday, July g. Gen. George r. motifs IN
his 63d year . -, A.. ,,.,,h... 81,
Tr reiy,s and friends the family. and ne members OF
,b. poo generally invited to attend me n'ra on ~
a. ,ly M ~ m n Trinity Chapel, West twenty MIR
ef without further notice The remains VIII DC taken 70
Cold Spring Tor interment.
alTcH-A Greenwich Conn on Tuesday July 3, Justas b.
nv S,i viii she placc from tho Second Congregational
Cbnrch AT Greenwich, Conn, today at 2 p IN
sCuESCK-On Wednesday July Z, walter infant son Of
Oar and Cornelis A. schenck
% e and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from their residence No II Scher
,,arhorn street Brooklyn. Thursday afternoon at y
o'clock without further notice.
WOOD-Kied on the battlefield Gordon.vle Sun.
dsy June H. Lieut.. Oliver Spencer Wood, 4th Newfork
Cayalry eldest of the Hon. VIM Nelson Wood Morris
town, n. J in the 22d year Of his age.
WIIEELFR-Klled at the bat,. Of Culp's Farm Ga. on
"wednesday June % Capt. William Wheeler Of the l1th
NewYork Battery Of Artillery, son OF the late Russell C..
Wheeler, esq, Of this city.
The funeral services will be held in the Mercer street Church
on Thursday the TIL inst at l0 o'clock His friends
and those h. family invited to attend without further
invitation.
The members Of the 9Th Company, 7th Regiment. will
.mole the ArmoTy In citizens dress at 10 10 attend
Capt. EAsTON
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The AInbnma mud Kear-nrgs.

One Of "tho tubs spoken Of in the newspa-
pers a. belonging 20 tie American Navy undef Inc
charge Of Zip Van Wrinkle, quote again mas amer
contest brief "a it was gallant iaen IN win ana
captured tio pirate Alabama The heorsargc the WIN
ner Of the fight. Il appears from the English accounts
not only was endowed with a remarkable speed-denied
IN her in common with a - ships ofwar at home
but seems has an armament much heavier Than that
Of the Alabama. Let o. look at the facts fSiIor size
The Alabama was over 100 tuns English the Near
sarge 0}s American. Now Tor armament The Alabama
had one lo0-ponnd Bakely rifle and 6s-pound pivot
gun--the English think their best gun-and SIX ~
Mound lroadsdc guns; the kearsarge. two linen
gun, tour y pound gum, and one rihc gan' SMALL
mention these facts there is persistent effort on the
part OF the English wei as az home. to deery our
Eoyv C.. y. u.
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LATER DISPATCH.
Latest Of the Rebel Raid.

BALTIMORE Wednesday, July o. ltb4.
The Erening american has the following
view Of the situations
An intelligent gentleman arrived this morning from
the vicinity Of Harper Ferry and states that 1t is now
definitely ascertaned that the whole force Of enemy
does not exceed 600 Of whom oneourth are cavalry
and the balance infantry.
The enemy are concentrating in and around Harper'S
Ferry and sending out parties TO forage on people,
rohbng them Of even their watches and money.
There was some skirmshng going on between our
troops and the Rebels the River, and occasion
ally shot and shell being thrown at them from the
Maryland Nights
The Eght of Gen. Mulligan with the advance Of the
Rebels at Leetown is spoken Of most gallant lie
successfully repulsed them several times.
Gen. Sigel moved toward Shepherdstown with hii
immense wagon train in 'front.' the protection of which
was deemed Of more importance than the riskng Of
general engagement. Not a wagon fell into the enc
mys hands, and nothing was left behind Al Martins
burg except some oats which set on fire before
be left.
The impression when informant len was that the
Rebel force will retire before tomorrow hight IS Gen
Hunter will be in their rear by that time with ample
fsrOe to overwhelm them il they remain longer
~ RSlacaal Qbisgt Vi tats red ass Pl2Yss saaus
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Proclamation Of Gov. Curtain.

HARRIsBJRG Pa, Wednesday, Jiy q, ls,d.
The following proclamation has just been
issued by the Governors
It's now ascertained that a large Rebel force mas
becn detached from Richmond and IA advancing on the
North So large n portion Of our army is at remote
nouts that IL becomes necessary 10 raise Immediately
sufficient body to repel them. They are already within
the borders Of the Commonwealth.
You have always. heretofore, been ready to answer
the car of your country. You Will not be less ready 10
come forward when your homes and bresdes are to be
defended against profgate horde Of plunderers ara
authorized by the President OF the United States 10 can
for 10 900 volunteers in addition TO those required by
nv poclamaton Of Yesterday 10 serve for 100 days ID
PEN ,ylyania Maryland, and Washington and It's
vicinity. n,.. 4. 900
them FOR the necessary effort, and come prynpty
IN ,weep the invaders from her soil. refer to the
general order from the headquarters Of the PennSy
vonia militia No So dated July 1904 published Win
his procamaton for the details Of the arrangements
do most earnestly require the good and loyal men oil
the Commonwealth and especially the veteran soldiers
i'm all her borders 20 show themselves to be worthy oil
her i'm this emergency. Her have established ior
he1oselyes on many bloody field reputation for the
martial virtues which they Will not nov forfeit when
hoth their weltearned fame and the safety oi theI
homes and families are al stake go -,
ELI SLIPER, Secretary of the Commonwealth
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ceSsu unless be the damage they have done to the
railroad and canal the collection OF conscripts and
punder Of the inhabitants.
They have not attempted to leave the line Of the Po
tonac except to rob stores at Point of Rocks and de
stroying some canalboats near Hancock What dam
40 has been done to the railroad has not yet been as
certained though it is understood that they have not
retired far beyond Martinsburg.
There is no truth in the statement that Rebel force
has been to Boonsboro and Hagerstown or that raid
has been made on the railroad west of Cumberland
Gen. Wallace is cooperating with Gen. Sgel and has
secured entire protection of the road far Fred
erick, which is safe. There is an ample force at
Point of Rocks and also at Lower Fords and sufficient
force has been organized at Frederick to prevent any
invasion Of that place.
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Skirmishing with the Rebels-Our Forces
COMMUNICATING Ferry Evacu-
ated, but the Nights HeId-Prepara-
finns lar Resistance.

Special De patch TO The n. y. Tribune.
MoNooAcY wednesday, July6 1864.
Mulhgan encountered and fought the Rebel
force at Leeown Sunday but retreated before supe
rior numbers and joined Sige.
At Sharpsburg be had another brisk skrnish
Martins1urg was evacuated on Sunday night
Twenty thousand blshals Of oats aud other stores fell
into Rebel hands.
sigel MulIigan, and Weber are at Maryland
Nights.
Harper's Ferry was evacuated on Monday. We
bold the Rights The road Is clear between here and
there.
Gems Lew Wallace, Tyler, and Howe are here pre-
pared for any emergency.
A skrmish occurred this noon back Of Frederick be-
tween Major Coless cavalry and some Rebel cavalry.
The Rebels were driven back.
II is reported that the Rebels have 1000 cavalry and
eight pieces Of artillery in Loudon County but it is not
believed by Generals here.
Gen sige reports that the whole force Of the raiders
does not exceed 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-07
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