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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOYT,S
Hfawatha Hair Restorative

lswaranted in every instance to
RRsroRR GRAY HAIR TO ITs ORIGINAL .CoLoR.
IL has been applled
IN THOUSANDS UF CASES
In the principal clties of New England, and HAS
MOI FAILED in single instsnoe 10 40
oolnpllsh oil that - olaimed for At
No Hair IL 90 Gray or Red but the HIAWATHA
viii change il to q beautiful life like
Brown and Rlaok.
lt ~ not an instantaneous dye which crooks,
smuts and gives dead black color to the hair the
patient having to submit to soapIng, wash ng and
spongng OF the hair every time applied; nor is
IT. preparation of sulphur, sugar of lead, 6c., nor
OF anI ingredients deeerious to the heir Of skin.
IL Is an artioie requiring no preparation, wash
ing before or alter uslrg, it 10 applied In five min
utss time, and with as little trouble as any ordinary
al tiole for the toilet.
People who have Hsed this preparation declare
II 10 miraculous In its effects, and that II will per-
form. al that IL lends to do BoloES Pictorial.
IT'S success wonderful, and We can only say we
lrdorse sll the proprietor says in regard to it,
Boston yoxrHnl.
1--WE observe, by notice in Boston paper, that
. premium Was awarded by the Massachu SETS Me.
chanics Charitab Assoolation. at their late Fair,
Boston, TO MIR. Joseph Hoyt of this city, for his
celebrated 'Hiawstha Hair restorative, an article
which richly merIted this favor. Ii was for its su
perior merits this respect that the Committee, a
ter sufficient evidence presented to themselves,
awarded to MIR. Hoyt this fsttering testimonial ~
Providence Ereniag Post
Sold IN Washington by J. w. Marin. %. B: Clark,
town by j. l.. Kldwel, and by Druggists generally.
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MoLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


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LiGamsns Earaehs Toothaehs Bruises sprsins Fresh
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Thoussnd, Of human beings havs been life Of dis
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VIII relieve pain almost instGntAnsously and viii clean
purify and heal the forlss inersdbls shor time
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McLEANS CELEBRATED LINlMENT 10 the only safe
and rslisbls remedy for the d Spawn, Rin
Windgals, Spnts. Unnatural Lumps, Nodes sveings
Il never failed Big Head, fesvi, Fistnla, 6lt
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sprsins Brsss Scratches Crseksd Heels, Chfss Saddle
Collar Gals, Cuts Sores, Wounds, 10 inaIbls
rsmsey. Apply directed and 10 esrtEn In ever
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sesrsd 20 you Obtain supply Of DR. McLEANS CELE
BRATED IMMINENT. II win cure you.
gH. MCLEAN, scls Propristof,
Corner Third and Pine Sta, 81. Louis, Me.
CHARLES sT0Tr, .S6 Pa sv, sole agent in Wasans
tsn; r. s. 7. CIssEL, GserGstovn- ssH-D&wly
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Dr The correspondent of the Philadelphia Press
SAYS: l notice that "a Washington correspondent Of
the Richmond Dispatch says be sits where he has
"a good view Of Sickiss. His face is pale and Its
expression unhappy. Few members have any.
thing to do with him: His wife is here, but kee
very quiet, and is rarely seen by anybody " Some.
body has been selling this man. / saw Mr. g. In
Washington lastwsek. and certainly never beheld
him In more robust health and better spirits In
the House he appeared to be, and understoo cd
from several sources Is, on excellent terms with
most Of the members Irrespective of party. As to
Mrs. g., she has not been at Washington during
the session, but resides at Mr.. Siokles' country
place, at Bloomingdals.
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PREPARATIONS FOR WAR IN MASSACHUSETTS
AND New HAMPsHIRE.-A Boston dispatch dated
Goth December says: "There Is no Disgusting
the fact that Massachusetts is ready to respond
promptly to any demand made upon her for troops
to sustain the Union and the laws. learn to-day,
from the highest authority, that seven thousand
troops can be put in marching order on twenty
hours notice and that one hundred and forty five
thousand men are enrolled In the militia of this
State OF this number twenty thousand could be
easily mustered.
The financial resources of Massachusetts were
never In better condition for such an emergency
and the people are enthusiastic to be enrolled
Adjutant General Abbott, of New Hampshire,
arrived here this afternoon from Washington and
left Immediately for Concord, with the intention
of recommending to Governor Goodwin that the
Granite State be Immediately put upon wal
footing.
Considerable excitement exists In consequence
Of the reports that the muskets removed from the
Springfield Amory have been dstri buted over the
South Mr.. Whitney, collector Of this Port, lats
Superintendent Of the Amory at Springfield, re-
| turned from there tonight, having been there, Il
| is supposed, With reference to the report from
Washington 10 the Herald that twenty thousand
| muskets have recently been taken from the armory
| and sold to Virginia.
The feeling is deep and not to be misinterpreted
There is no mstaking the fact that Massachusett.
L Is In earnest in the crisis The merchants are
plucky, and the name Of Anderson is uppermos
/ In every conversation.
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ITO FOR III E H o l. AY B!
SEVENTH STREET FOREVER!
FUN FOR THE CHILDREN!-
PRESENTS SUITABLE FOR ALL AoEsi
CHRISTIAN RUPERT,
CHRISTIAN KUPPEHT,
M SOD SsFsnfh Sf bettrssn n and r.

NO. 52Z Setsnfh So, 6ettcesn u dH1 y.
We have enlarged, improved, remodeled, and
renovated our establishment, so that 1t now is, In
fact the largest and best regulated Toy, Fancy and
Variety Store In the city With personal care and
attention have carefully selected great stock
for the Holiday and Winter Trade, and pr om SO TO
sell CHEAP. We beg every lady To call and see
for themselves, It is impossible to enumerate all
of our goods. Suffice il to say embraces every
kind 10 be found in a well conducted Toy, Fancy,
China, Woolen, and gensrai variety aud assortment
Store.
All kinds of the most tasteful EN- BR ROIDERED
WORK. KNITTING and DRAWINGS promptly
MRs. RUPERT,
522 Seventh st 322 Seventh st. ;. 5o2 Seventh at
de Ia 2w
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II Dickens has written for the last number OF
All the Year Round one Of his usual Christmas
stories about adventures the deep, entitled, "A
Message from the Sea" The hero is a true hearted
Yankee skipper, Capt. Silas Jorgan, Of Salem
Massachusetts. The scene Of the story is little
town In Great Britain really known as Clovelly
but called by Dickens Steepways.
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III The Fernandina Floridian notes great d 4
minution Of Northern visitors to that state, and
says the fact 10 attributable TO the disturbed con.
diton Of the country, to the scarcity Of money
conduct and movements Of all persons from ths
Northern States
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/ III The Hon. VIM. wilkins, of Pittsburgh
(Pa } former Senator In Congress, member Of The
Cabinet, Minister to Russia, &c, has written
letter In which he takes decided ground sgains
secession. He Is over eighty-fye years Of age
and still wields an immense influence In Westerr
Pennsylvania. MIR. wilkins is an old Jackson
man, and takes the Jackson ground that secession
must end in coercion, and that disunion will pro
duce civil war.
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UThe Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle keeps

IL The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle keeps raking
ex-Secretary Cobb fore and aft. la Its number
for Saturday that paper observes:
Even the Hon Howell Cobb, who has perhap ps
bsen more than any other man instrumental In
the attempt to destroy the government of which
he was an Important competent part, counsels his
lie2e men ''to be prepared on that day March A.
10 announce and maintain their Independence ou
of the IIninn -
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IL Princess Alice, Of England, 1t Is now pos.
itiveiy stated will be married In 1852, when she
attains her 10Th year, to Prince Louis Of Hesse.
Dsrmstadt This young man stands in the same
relation to the reigning Duke Of Hesse Darmstad
as the husband Of the Princes Royal does to the
the Dukedom Prince Louis IL % wears old
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IL At banquet given at Nottingham, Eng
land, In honor Of the installation Of the Duke OF
Newcastle as Provincial Masonic Grand Master
Of Noting nghamshire, his grace took occasion in
his address to refer TO his late transatlantic trip,
aud alluded particularly to the cordiality of the
American people in>heir reception Of the Prince
of " alea
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JONAH NOT A TcBAcco-CHKwKR "A preacher
whose text led him to speak Of the prophet Jonah,
was an old man, neither smoking nor chewing
from the fact that the fish retained him 90 long in
bis stomach. IL the fish had swallowed the house
we are worshiping In, he would, no doubt, have
puked himself 10 DEATH
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South Carolina Of 800 900 is already parceled out
among the wealthest men Of the State, mainly In
Charleston, and that each one is expected to fur
nish his share under the penalty Of being con
| sidered di,afeeted. It will be forced loan az
thoroughly as was ever any loan during the French
revolution, or during the chronic revolutions Of
Mexico.
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III The proceedings Of the South Carolina
" Sovereign Convention" are as dull as the doings
Of an ordinary Legislature. The collector Of the
is conducting the duties Of his cfice and collect
ing revenues under the ordinances Of the indie.
pendent State Of South Carolina
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III The Hon. Mr. vinton once said the threat
of secession reminded him Of a man In Buffalo
who fastened an old scow to the stern Of steam
er, to be towed up the lake. After the boat had
got under way her wheels threw water into the
owner cried out to the captain, " Hold on there
IL you don't stop throwing water into this scow
I'll make you" "Ds?" shouted the enraged
man. "l'll cut the rope, and let your old steam
boat go to thunder I"
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HI Bosom Friend.-well, dear now that you
are a widow, tell me, are you any the happier for
interesting Widow.-Oh, no. But have my
freedom, ana that's great comfort. Do you
nnow, my dear, that bad an onion Yesterday, for
The FIRST time these fourteen years,-Losdo Pxsck
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING FROM THE
IL well known Captain of the Steamer Fulton:

NEW OBLBANe, SQ Oct-, 1852
Or. J. C. Aver, LotcslE-Sr: 1 am urged by my
wife 70 report to you cure your Sars8paria has
made in our family, and a. il 10 the only way IN
when We can MAKE yoa any acknowieds cement OF
son, eleven years old, has had Sertfula sores. on
his ears, neck and arms for five years They were
they would kiil him. At first swelling would ao-
pear. then it would break and make running sore,
soma and often painful; they, stopped his growth
and seemed to undermine hl health. 60 that he be-
Medicines. but they did no good. A clergym man in
our neishborhood, who had seen some remarkable
your Ssrsaparla, and we dad. The smallest sores
showed symptoms of healing In about two weeks;
the child was as well as any body. He now enjoys
perfect health, with no remnant Of the disorder
about him that we caa discover. If you, sir, are
parent, you may well believe that we sEal not soon
forgetyOu.
Very truly, your humble servant,
JNo. w. BATES,
Prepared BY DR.. c. AVER & Co, Lowell. Mass.
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IspIxxA VoLuxrrERs.-The Louisville pa pers
stated that Z regiment Of volunteers bad been
fofu.ed in the lower part Of Indiana, who have
tndered their services 10 the people Of kentuc ky
soonld any slave inscrsection occur.
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!onn bfongham, the actor, has met with
his nrst performance complimentary supper wa
given him at the Waterloo Hotel, at which Bey.
erly Tucker, the American Consul, presided, and
number Of prominent citizens took part.
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LITERATURE AND ARr.-Mr. Balfe's opera Of
Blanca, the Bravo's Bride, has been produced
with success at the London theatres, by the Pyne
and Harrison company. Mr.. Palgrave simpson
Is the author OF the berto, whose subject 10 taken
from Zschokk's dramma Of the Abalino. The
critics speak highly Of the music.
The new name Of an opera composer comes from
Copenhagen. This is nj Berendt whose opera,
" A Trial Of the heart, 10 said to have had sue
cess at the ROYAL Theater.
1t is said In Paris that Mr.. Gyo has found tenor
In Itay also that among his operas Of 1861 are TO
be given /" Guillaume Tell )" " ID 'Etoile," with
nj. Faure as Peter, } and version Of the "Pre aux
Clercs - How does such rumor tell the tale OF
the slost estaten Of Italian musics-ths, toe while
the Grand Opera Of Paris 10 relying for its novel
ties on a quasi Italian composer, Prince Ponia-
towski, and German so ultra-German as Herr
Wagner
Taglioni's new ballet, " The Butterfly" was
produced with immense success in Paris. The
boxes were thronged with fashionable people and
the applause was continuous. Mile Livry achiev-
ed a triumph and inspired the feuilletonists with
hitherto unheard Of paroxysmatic fourishes Of
rhetoric In her praise.
Lord Brougha new and long expected Trea
tise on the British Constitution 10 promised this
menth; also, Mr.. Henry Mayhew's new book fol
boys, 'Young. Benjamin franklin"
According to the Paris Sport, the Emperor Ma
poleon, es soon as he shall have completed hil
history of Julius Caesar, intends to present him
self as a candidate for the French Academy, upor
the strength Of 1t.
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Bayard Taylor WINS Missed furiousiy whils
dehvering lecture In Brooklyn on Tuesday eve
ming. The cause Of offence was an attempted
turef. 80
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Tnx ATTITUDE OF SourH CARoIISA rowAxns
fHf CONVENIENT. .-"Beware, sir beware. n ar
ann, oat Desperate; diminntive, but determined )
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w ID Street, Bsftesss stk osd l0tA Sweets.
We hsve Just finished q number of first olass
CARRIAGES, suoh as Lisht Fasoo@z
Wagons, Park PksdfQHS, fdTtly CAY SH
riages, a.d BEssses, which We win sell stx-SS
Being practical mechanics In different branches
of the business, we fsttar ourselves that We know
the styles and suahty Of work that will give eats
faction, combining lightness, comfort and dursbii
Repairing promptly and carefully INTENDED 20.
the shortest not2e apd post Ieasoneble qhsrkes.
WALTER, EARMANN Il ROPP,
Coechmskers, Successors 20 VIM. i. Hook.
T CARRIAGES.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions - NJ
iaotory, making 1t nov ONE qf fthc lstgeste -
manufacturing CARRIAGE e. LI6HTxr
VHONe Ct ell kinds oannct he SURPASSED, An<
nUEhIs long xperienoe in tie business, he hog fst
70 give ssnersl sStistsesioI:
hard.
AlREPAIRsns.sys ss,s, sslsI srtsrs prs-s,
ssssss-is,s oars.s:; sssss ~ Y q ysssAs8vty,s,
'sssu rsSws ssrssa y ia iissSSssfR s.s s...
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-SEGARs AND TOBACCO FOR THE MIL
u LION!
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
numerous friends and the public that the eopart
nsrshlp heretofore existing under the firm of
BEHRsNs d WI1eNANN, has been dlssolvsd-bJ Inu-
tual consent and that be has opened store on the
corner OF and Seventh SITS. west, opposite the
Bank Of Washington, whore may be found q choice
assortment ofSEGARS and TOBACCO, of direct
Wholesale and retail.
Thankful for past fsvor., he hopes BY fair deal
Ing and strict attention TO the wants and interests
of the public in hls iue, to merit continuanos Of
the patronage 30 literally bestowed upon the late
arm
no 2s-lms p. wiEGMANN,
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CLOTHING, &c.
SSkkEEsT f6R ATrRASSFNs2Hi sEASFNTH STREET,
ALL SroP AT
s NJ l Il. II IS,
No. 460 SEVENTH STREET.
"Go tkos aad do Iikeseiss -

No. 4GO SEVENTH STREET.
"Go TAOS aad do likeseiSe" {"
(Such was the lang uage used by gentleman who
s1sSns I.fss sfGst T q cTiTpafSS FgRNIsa I ISS
advance. You can buy a GOOD overoosi from IS TO
ns G1' BCs S% oSs9oos SsP' csrs SSss
BkErLAsiE REL EscSRFssp sHRAWss cSfkRs IN
TIES, GLOVES, and all kinds OF Gents w earring
sos shSss tSs. ass to
Hsving bous hi these goods at very low prices. am
confident that you can save Is per cont buying
4; & SERVANTS, SLopTHLSs p 4 IN a. ssunasnSs. lance
where: and satisfy yourselves that We are Offering
de H-im No 4so Seventh nj st. st, OPP. POST Gfiics
GENrLEMESSiEs ESSEs,pY-MApE CLOTHING.
29f o1. 10
and strangers wishing an imIn sdlate out NJ Supe1
snS n .as al
sPS s gi al G!9s: H.. aSs S,SsI
Stocks, Hosiery, 30. &c. Ali of whIch we are
% low GH1dss ,h.
no I6-tf 322 Pa avenue.
ERE At BAR AIMS
" PEOPLES Ssrffs9 tkoTHrNG At isF STORE.
c,ofMHiS Nj tSo SEVENTH STREET.
FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS
CAPS,
AT 30 Per CENT. Lzes THAN THE CsCAL RATES.
Ar SN THIS,
No. AGO Sersrth Street.
". All in want of CLOTHING and FUR
NtSBING GOODS wi, find Il greatly TO their ad-
vantage to give me q call.
Der I'm ]. ii. SMITH. LLoIHIzn.
W MERCHANT TAILORING.
w K Invite our customers, and citizens general
ly, to an inspection Of our present new, Of A
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, DOESKINs, ~
VtSTiNGS,, ERCOATfNGS, &c, w
which we will make 10 order IN superior ~~s-
style al very low prices.
WALL, STEPHENS e. CO..
oc 25-t S22 Pa. Sv.. hetv. 9Th snd 10th @ %.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS-SUITABLE ME-
oss Sss = =: sHshSS s;s5 $sIs ss$S: S,a,,.. sAk
At half their usual price. SSS
INK SABLES!
Most elegant sets, at prices to -
suit the times. ~
FRENCH MINK
FRENCH SABLES. NSEsaHS~
Beautiful Sets from $40 to Sl5
CHILDREN'S FURS.
Muns, Vloterines, and Capos, IN 81 their vsrie-
- b. II. sT1NEMETZ, 2a6 Pa .v.,
DE- "A between 18th and 18th sits.
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DENTISTRY.

n DENTAL CARD.
profsssion. ofics and house at ADS Is sI,-
every other approved style, DIR, NJ. has het
teeth on vulosnite Base for the last three ypars
and, from experience, knows 10 exoe.s al others,
and is one. third less in proc than gold. BIS old
patrons Of Wash ingtont AlsxandIsA- and George-
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IN HOLIDAY PRESENTS
i hose Persons wishing to make purchases for
Holiday Presents. will hnd at the store OF the sub
scrIber q very large assortment Of FANCY and
STAPLE DRY DOOOS, such as
Hand some Cloth Cloaks and Rag ans,
Shawls, lack and Fancy SILK Robes,
Black and Fancy Dress Silks,
Figured and Plain French Merinoes,
Delains, Ceshmers ard Plads.
EmbroId red Linen Csmbric Handk srchiefs,
Muslin and Cambrics, Collars and Sets,
Jonvin Md Gloves, Hosiery,
Neck Ties. Bonnet Ribbons,
MeriRo Shirts and Drawers,
And great many other Gco DDS suitable for Holiday
Presents, selling at reduced prices, at
HENRY EGAN'S,
de l9-l0t 621 Seventh st and 3o1 Pa. ay,
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- apd ~ 4rst- elsss Toilet Aytssles. for sac a.
SIsssn WIG: BSsld: psd csh Nsnsiss,ory. sis
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TLOA AXIS! CLOAK 81
~ &C o A X 81!
The Camilla, the Arab, the Garibaldi,
The Romeo, the Zouave, .ths Albanas,
Ehs Richard, the English Sack, the French Sack
With many other new And beagtlfu stJ es in
Rept, TreoO and French Beaver Cloth, in prices
from IS 50 to S2s TO whloh ask the attention Of
the ladies'.
q N
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NEW PAWN OFFICE.

and Cast of Clothing, respectfully informs the
public that hs has opened . LICENSEO PAWN
pG Iet dmn. sst sSehse tbs
tral 6uard-house, where he will be at all times
prepared to wait on his patrons with promptuess,
attention and the strictest Justice.
N. B-Jewelry, Dry Goods, Clothing, Meohan-
los Tools, &c., always on hand az pri Sate sale.
da Iunf
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active, and displays more vigor and determina alton
IN inns matter, these two Governments, who are
watching matters along the coast, will give our
government considerable trouble. | learn from an
ohicrr VINO has Just returned from blockading
post, where he has been stationed, that quite a
numoer OF vessels from foreign ports had escaped
the Figlance OF our feet and had run the blockade.
These facts have all been laid before the Govern
ment. Thus tar it is conceded on all sides that the
Navy Department is entirely inefficient. The YES
seiS that are now being hired and purchased are
mostly uhht Tor the service required and yet large
sums are paid for them. The lobby who are en-
gagged IN palmiug off these vessels, are, however,
dong hne business The attention ofthe President
has been directed to this matter and also to this
department, where enormous abuses are being
practised.- Wash. Cor. N T. Hcrald
Another Flag of Trace from the Enemy--
Le"efs from Union PrisOners--C0loneI
taFnerOn's Grave.
WASHINGTON, August 7.-Another flag of truce
oofne py captain Jones, OF the Confederate armv
came TO our lines to-day. Itwas met by the scouts
OF Coi. McCunhs brigade, near Alexandria, aud
was received by the commander ofthe brigade. The
bearer OF Inc nag brought about three hundred let
ters from the Union prisoners at Richmond and
Manassas to their friends here. They state that
they are closely guarded, bat kindly treated.
The yaiuAbles taken from the body of Col Game.
ron, including his watch signet ring and daguerre-
oiypes OF his wife and daughter, were also brought
to Col McCunn, with the information that the
grave oil Col. Cameron had been carefully marked,
90 that his friends may eventually recover his
bOdy.-N Y HernId
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Pic NC.--A number of the officers and men Of
the regular police lorce attached to the Eastern
station had a picnic at Halls Springs. on w ed
nesiay last. 1t was quite pleasant affair, anc
those present appeared to erJ y themselves hearti
ly. The COMPANY composed OF some friends
and the wives and families ofthe above. There
was not the slightest disorder OF any kind.
FATAL ACC1DEYr.--M elchoir Lutz German, W he
has for some time past been in the employ OF Mr.
j. Oehrl, 592 West Baltimore street. came to hi.
death quite suddenly at an early hour yesterday
morning. He was sitting in third story windo u
during the night, and fell asleep, when he was pre-
cipitated to the pavement below. About three
O'cl" ok he was discovered by some one who Wa
passing, and physicians called in, but it wa
too late-he was rapidly sinking, and in a very
short time expired. He leaves wife and sevcra
children.
CASE OF DROwNlNG.-A party of boys en-
gagged in fishing erday morning at the wharf o
Fardv's ship-yard, when one Of them, named Chas
+. Brown, aged about eleven years, fell overheard
Before aid could be procured he was drowned. =
The body was recovered aud an inquest held BY
Jus tice Showacre. He resided with his parents a
the corner of William and Montgomery streets.
CHARGE OF RaPE.-A man named Dominix Swi-
CERT having been iodicted by the grand jury of the
Criminal Court for committing an outrage upon
the person of Mary Pool. he was Yesterday morning
brought into court and held TO bail in the sum o.
$40 900. His bondsman is Francis }. Cooper.