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SECOND n ARD STATION CsSES-B.i.orr ,yus-
f,:t CidyioH.-IlObt. Garnett, assault; fined 81
VIM. Woodward, VIM. Harris, fighting: 5S
each. Mary froson, MARY Ciary, Mary Kir-
by. Yasrancy: SO each. Ed Noble. drunk: dis
missed. VIA. Brown, fighting in the street,
lined Sass. John Byrn-s, do. do, -. Thos
~riecome. larceny OF SIS from negro held for
further hearipG. Kob't Jewel, indecent expo.
srre: fined Sl.75.
H.1"y. Jo-t,cs Ih1spSoa.-Ben Ba ssett, Angus
hIil, Christian Smith, fast riding; 81 each Jas
wilson, throwing stones; Sis. Jas. Fay wood,
do: Si5t. Jas. Della. David Thompson. VIM
li"tis, has. Bender, Chas. Seyinore, Charles
Bee her, sleeping in the streets; dismissed
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GAS FITTING, lie.

VIM. T. DOVE Il CO.
hRE Now prepared to execute any orders with
which they may be favored in the
PLUMBING, GAS, OR STEAM FITTING BUSI-
NESS.
~ Store on Ninth street, few doors north sf
Pennsylvania avenue, whers may be found co.'s.
pIete assor tInent Of CHANDELIERS and 9TH n As
eTEAM and WATER FIXTURES. jan T-ly
w GAS FIXTURES.
W. Have in Stere, and are daily receiving, q AS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior in style to anything heretofore
offered in this market
We invite citizens generally to eau and examine
our stock of GAS and WATER FIXTURES, feeling
confident that have the best selected stock In
Washington.
~ All Work in the above line intrusted to our
care will be promptly attended to-
mar5-tf MYERS & Mc(iHAN, S76 d street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

OARDIN0 SCHOOL,
s NoRRIsfowE, PENH.,
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
Board and Tuition, sir per term of ten months.
Pupils admitted ut any time.
References
HEHRI JAHNEY, 34s Pa. avenue.
Dr.. THrsOS, Druggist Ninth and L SITS.
JOHN HAwIHuRsT, ~, near street south.
~ JOSHUA NEwBeLD, Quartermasters Department,
Alexandria, Va. GEO. A. NEWB0LD,
no SLIM Principal.
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DENTISTRY.
u HAS RH OPENED Els OFFICE
AT HIS OLD STAND

NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL SHEeELAsTIc BONE
WITHOUT METAL PLATE OR CLA.Ps.
'. DR. g. b. SIGEsMOND,
90 Brodd,ray, Et,p Yo,ks26O Pennsy!rania A.
snie, bef,reen lith and l2th as., WasAinsteH,
Calls the attention OF the pnblic to the following
ad vantsses OF his improved system
never c. rsode nor change color oy any
acids being three fourths lighter tn any other.
2. No teeth roots need be eytrated, as the
artificial Ones can be inserted over them.
8. The roots will be made inofiensive, aud never
to ache. t.-t .
T. No temporary teeth are headed, As permanent
ran be made i'm mediately, thereby preser yiny
the natural expression Of the face, whc under the
old system is frequentG dis6gurSd.
4 This work has Veen fully teste! over five
years by many Of the FIRST chemists and physicians
Of this country.
Dr. s. has also invented q white undestrustive
metal filling, with which the most sitive teeth
can be illep without pain and can build ub per-
feet sound tooth on any side roots, vhich willas
through lifetetime.
The best of references siven-Dr. v. Mott; DR..
Doremus, Professor OF Chemistry. n. Y; Hon.
Judge Wayne, of the Supreme Cour: of Washing
ton, and thousands of other.
Call and examine for yourself no 10 6m
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&As7 $50
PASSENGER TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON.
On #; Fas s sxs ssSHasssA III HR asis sS
WASHINGTON, BAR efaSfsRR AND THE WEST
FIVE DAILY TfaI Iss i 5s9 &SsHlssros AND
TWO DAILY TRAINS TlRNk Tbk kSTEMwEEs WASHING
ON hs gNa F5 TAS IA
A. foloys e: IL m and Sand nIa:,,o,
And Ohio RaIc.d for al POINT. w x1s at ioce1 1ass
RT af 6fk FIJI n and NEW
ic3 M a e a:i sha ats~.n
>Aa D." p For ALL POINTS WEST,
the and Ohio siso.a
Pm. and on Sundays At $50 pm.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Lesvs New ferk at M Phi a, III 81 :;
Leave New York at p. m. Philsdsphs 70 50 50
m, Baltimore $50 a. 10. Arrive 81 washington
Leave New York at IL p. m PhilsSelphis $50
Local 4 accommodation Trains leave Baltimore at
at II a. H and 2. N.
On Sundays st4 81 and 7 ~ a. m only from Bati-
more
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from Bsti
more or Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington at 6 and 40
q. m ano p. m, make connections at Washington
Junction Relay with Trains on the Baltimore and
Ohio Raihsd for all points West of tho Ohio River
and for ali points along the line Of the Baltimore
and Ohio road. il Maryland and Virginia.
Trains eRve Annapolis for baltimore and Wash
inkton daily, except Sundays, at 8 IS q. and $40
p.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington ut a. m
II a. , and p. m and Baltimore at 40 and 7 40
q. m. and $50 p. m, stop only at Annapolis and
Washin gton functions
Way Passengers must taAe the Accommodation
Trains only. w. P. SMITH,
no4-tf.r Master of Transportation.
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FI'HE FAST PASSENGER STEAMBOAT
TPORT, H~
THOMAS STACKPOLE. Captain. A48Az&FH
win leave WASHINGTON. at foot ofssl1ssl1l5<9
& street, and Spears Wharf, BALTIMORE, IS
follows:
Lsdre Wushtnston, Leare Baltimore.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov.5, MONDAY, News,
SUNDAY, Noy.9, iFRIDAY, Nov T.
THURSDAY New Is, TUESDAY. NevII
MONDAY, New II, sATURDAY Nov 10,
FRIDAY, Nov ~ EDNESDAY Nov To-
Tuesday, Nov Is, SUNDAY Nov a.
SATURDAY. Nov. q. THURSDAY, Nov "a.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 8, MONDAY, Dec.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
POTOMAC AND CHESAPEAKE
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
OFFICE
No. 324 PENssyLvAHiA AvKNuE,
Over Clasett & May.
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FOR YOUNG LADIES.
1927 and 1899 Spruce st., Philalel phiA.
The regular course Of instruction embraces the
Latin if required, and al the Breaches which con-
stitute . thorough English and French eduetion.
French is the language of the family, and is con-
SANITY spoken in TIE fnstute It Is the object Of
particular attention, and is taught from the rudi
niente to the hi CHEST course OF literature and COM
position. The scholastic year commences Septem-
Der 18th and closes July let Circulars, &C. can be
obtained from Madame DHERVILLY. Principal
of Che Saray Institute. may 22-6m
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POLICE MATTERS. The following police
cases have been reported since our last:
Second PYecinct.-W. Foley and James Pagan,
drunk and disorSicriy: turned over Ia military
Richard Tait, drunk. do. w. Mcdonnell and
James Rollins. fast riding: turned over To mill
tGry.
Third Precinct. = George John, disor,ierly !;
lined Si.56. q. Hawkins, do; fined $50
Franklin Brady, breaking lamp; fined Si.A.
Holm Is. Frizz'l. grand larceny; further hear
gerald. do: turned over TO military. John
Jackson and James FrrG uSon, disordtrly; fined
:35? VIM. Essex, do; fined 81 %.
Fourth Itrecinct. John Franklin, threats
Hound over 10 keep the peace. Ben Williams,
larceny OF parrot; Jail for court. George
Ross, larceny; dismissed. Matilda Hilton, dis
orderly; fined Sis. Paddy Miles and Henry
Dove, drunk: wor khouse.
Etghia firectaci.-Susan Cushaw, W. Taylor,
GiscTticyly; dismissed. John Jackson, suspi.
C'S; 90. Peter Drodigan and John McFad-
ren, petty larceny; Jail for hearing Johanna
Govern. yasrant: dismissed. Mary Shannon,
di>Urderly; 81 cents coss. G. Stuart, w. john
son. u. Calhoun, L. Johnson, Chris. Kenny,
Do dismissed 4. Hard. do: fined Si.9i. John
Riley. drunk: delivered 10 the military.
Ninth ITsctnct.-Jacob Bohlayer, larceny;
Cis hi >Cd
Tc.ts -Prcciaci.-A. Goats, stealing Jail for
court. John Putiman. I. =. Jack Stealing Il
fCfee; further hcarinE. Jacob Wafcer, do: dis
missed. Il. Mrs!lila, stealing meat; do. c. Il.
DiaEd, throwing stones; do. Eliza beth Jones,
VIM. Stuart, diSorderiy; fined 1874 Elizabeth
Gibson, sleeping in ~ omnibus; dismissed.
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pEFERRED LOCAL AR rICLEs.

r.upru w.RpSrArIoN CAsEs.--Before JIss
tiee Walter-H Henry Simnis, lighting; FRANK
Penn and lewis Evans, do; locked mp SiH
hour-Georce Riley. drunk; dismissed. L.
ID Epineul obtaining money under false pre-
renee: do VIM. Roman, disorderly; fined g.
Caroline Adams, stealing wood; Jail for court
threats: dismissed ny the same Justice. Eliza
s4th Washington. larceny: Jail for court. Geo
Wilson, fighting; James Maher, do; James
I~ach, drunk turned over to military; Hary
Pagan, assault and battery, dismissed. John
Melton, fighting; do. George Amey. do do
Anna Hill, disorderly: fined 81. Mary Stafford,
prostitution; locked up six hours. William
Gainor. indecency; dismissed. >. MIX, drunk
and disorderly: turned over TO military. T.
Radcliffe and WIN. Thompson, do: do. Bridget
Nuiguin, petty larcency: dismissed.
Before Justice lbonn-Ihos. Creed, larceny
of . horse, security for hearing, s39
Robert Bailey, do; dismissed. Before Justice
Walter-W. II. Bowie. drunk and disorderly;
fined 81. =. J. Donley, fast riding; do. Is w.
II. Washington, passing counterfeit money
Nv dollar note Of the Western Bank q Phila-
delphia-dism missed. d. G. Bawman and Geo
Carberc. assault and battery; do. John Hen
Rrannen and Wm nnss ;" a.ssnjt and bat.
terry; dismissed. Thos. Gibson, Thos. Myhneer
and VIM. CAREY. vagrancy; locked up hours
samuel Reed, Michl keenan,, Thos. Riley and
John Stubborn, drunk AMI discrderly: turned
over 10 military. Thos Hill. drunk; fined 81
John Mccall and Chas. Thompson. drunk and
refusing to pay hack hire; dismissed uponpay-
ing The iIacknl1n his fare. Banjo Joe, larceny
OF a banjo: dismissed.
Before Justice Wa,ter-Dennis Conner, cre-
ating nuisance; fined 81. Charles Egg.rs,
assault; bail for court. VIM. Ashton and John
White, stealing horse; dismissed. James
Housemann, drunk and disorderly; do. Felix
Me0urk, DO; do. 1Emelius f.. Franklin, run
away from the asylum; sent back. John b.
Morgan and - Mullane, drunk and esor.
derby: turned over 10 the military. John Carter,
fighting: do. John w. Smith, drunk; do. f.
L. Carter and James Watson, drunk; fined 81
each. janice Pursell, James Calvert, Henry
Ward, and J. III. Baldwin, drunk and disor-
DERBY; fined 81 each. John Sullivan, do; do.
81. Aug. Hall, drunk dismissed.
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~EsrABLIsHED IN wASHINaroNW
~sINCE MAY I, Isel.N
JOHNSON 81 NAGLE,
ass PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South sde,i
BETWEEN NINTH Z TENTH srs..
Invite the attention Of
GRoOERs, Suffers, AND THl TRADE IN
GENERAL,
TO THEIR UNSURPASSED STOCK
WINES,
U0RS,
SEGARS,
FANCY GROCERIES.
Champagnes
OF ALL THE WELL KNOWN BRANDS.
HEIDsICK, CLIQCOT, MCMM, RIyARr,
DRoUET.
We recommend highly to connoisseurs
DE ST. MARCEAUX CHANPaGNEs, CARTE
NoIRE. CARTE BLANCHE. RED Law,
the most farorite brands in the New York market,
and so highly appreciated for their
richness and delicate favor.
HOOK AND MosELLE WINES.
Still and Sparkling
CLARBTs of Eessrs. Gilhou freres, Bordeaux.
BURGUNDY AND ToKAY WINES
C0GNAC Of the choicest brands and best rintsxes
ROCHELLE BRANDY, Pellyoisin and A. siSuet,s.
MADEIRA, SHERRY, PoRT-vsry old and highly
recommended for medicinal purposes.
HOLLAND AND ENGLISH GIN.
in Wood and Glass,
MeNoNGAHELA AND BOURBON wHIsKEYs
PUNCH EXTRACTS AND EssENCgs
OF all kinds
APPLE BRANDY AND wHIsKfY.
JAMAICA AND ST. CRoIx Rum.
BATAVIA ARRAC.
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GROCERIES FOR TIE CAMPS.
HERMETICALLY-sEALE GOODS OF every de-.
seription :-GAMB, POULTRY, MEATS. oy.
STEERS. MILK. FRUITS, and VEGETABLES.
PICKLES AND CATsUPs, in Wood and Glas,
ADAMANTINE AND PARAFPINE CANDLES
MAILLARD's CHOCOLATE. ..
CANDIES AND DROPS, in Packages.
sYRUPs-RAsPBERRY,L LEMON and CONNIE
CHERRY, GINGER, RASPBERRY and BL.cK.
BERRY WINES.
HAM AND CHEESE, at Baltimore prics.
TENANTS Xxx EDINBuRG ALE.
KNOX SONS SPARKLING ALoA ALE.
YOUNGER's INDIA PALE ALE.
LONDON PORTER.
LONDON BROWN STOUT.
CROSSE & BLACKwELLs ENGLISH pIcKrps
and SAUCES.
DURHAM and FRENCH MUSTARD
BORDEAUX AND NICE OIL, OLIVES. GA
PIERS, &c.
ANCHOvIEs, sARDINEs, & DUTCH HERRING
SWISS CHEESE. Of prime quality.
SPICES, FANCY SOAPS, dc.
TERMS CASH.N
JOHNSON &c NAGLE,
.eSa9u 2Ss pESEsTLvANIA AVENUE
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Vermont SJnion state Convention.

MONTPELIER. Wedne,dsy July ., 1902
State Convention Of those who sre in FAVOR OF
sustaining the Constitution and the Union, and OF
supporting the National Administration IA the pree'
ent crisis Of the country, was held here to-day Tor
tie purpose Of nominating candidates for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, and Treasure Stoddard u.
Colby Of Montpelier WAS elected President.
The following nominations were unanimously
nade: For Governor. the Hon. Frederick Ho brook
of Bratteboro, the present incumbent; for Lieut.
Govcri,or, the Hon. Paul Dillingham; of Waterbury
Tor Treasurer, J. G.. Page esl, Of Rutland.
Res solutions were adopied favoring the coahseation
Of tie property and slaves Of Rebels, ur2iog he
the speedy and cGoctual suppression Of the REBELLION,
approving the general policy Of the National Ad-
minis,raron and pledg'ns Vermont to iurnish men
and money to the last extent of her ability tender
ing hearty thanks 10 the brave and patriotic
soldiers in the field and thanking Gov. Holbroos
for tie prompt menner in which he rendered
10 The President. Vermonts quota Of the 300 600 ad-
drional soldiers Another resolution accepting GER
tain specia acts of President Lincoln pledges that
the Government has cut Itself free from I'll completely
with slavery, war, after animated del ate. adopted
with Jew Dissenting voices.
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CHaZOTTE- instantly. IN seton Fair Oaks Va.
On Medn.-Ssy June y, LIEUT. Adoipecs H. Ch..oss ia
keamr New'Jers.y Volunteers, aged 70 )esn months
The service, viii b. held g. Mathews Church,
su. street jersey Cry Thursday afternoon, Its
il 3ocock and the taken thruc. to New fors
Bay Cemetery rioterD-nt rdends the fsuy ofcss
IN members tie I'd Reginers Hudson bris4ds
spectiully invited TO attend
CONPTON-n this city Tuesday July g. John Compton,
| aged Il u months -Dj days.
| lieokenssck paper. peass copy.
COLwt LII u 3. city on Tuesday July Isabella infs.t
daughter of Joseph aud Jane Co"sl aged and %
ca RyILLE-In thi. city Monday July julia wife 81
| Chsies Csryilie, esq. OF this city.
FiTZGERAiD-ir tn,s city OF Monday. gaiy william
ohu the Maurice and Ellen Fitzgerald sged i
| aud months.
FUR Mission Tuesday July g. at his fsther, residence
blooming 'as Observation-Disclosures street and Eleventh
! aseoue, Robert =. FuiDss
ClNyEL-In brooklyn, TuesJay Jny O. George Heory.
son Of Henry and Csra T.. Gne eyed years. months
| ard " day.
HAvKs-On Wednesday, July o. Hannah T., youngest
! child Of al hrd II aud Abby Ccok, Hav x.
relatives and friend, are ipy.t:d 70 'saa the ,phs
day. July 10 at o'clock p.
HARRIs-lr Brooklyn Tus5ay Julss Mary Ann ii.rri.
daughter OF the ase Jonathan Harris OF sandy I'M.
| HlCKS-sud5enly in Wnsmsburgh. Tuesday. July =:
Robert edest OF Sydney H. and Ro'ina H. Hicks 400
! p years,
HuFFSAGLE-op Tuesday. IoIy g. j. W. youngest son Of
Joan aud 81 J. Huagis. .nd grandson Of Sergeant T. ~
Hooker, d.ceasd ULiled States Army aged year's
| months and days
Philadelphia papers p.ease copy.
HoYT-In WilH.m.ourrh or Tuesday July 3 Abigail D..
wife OF MIR. c. Hoyt ia tie oath year Of her sge
MASTER >OS-Iu Tbs city, Monday july. John Wim-
homas and Josephine h.ste'on sgsd yesf and ls
ROsEVPAUM- IN this city, on Tuesday, July 8, s. @.
| Rossnb,uu. aged 10 years.
RUGER-At io sturgh. Y. Y. Noad.y. July = sud
oeny Mrs Hs"nsh Grsec wife Of Lyman kussr aged ~
| years. Sll4ll net Gle ;ooP
sULLIyAN-r this city. Tuesday, July sgei W Year,.
! Daniel SDlli. %.
wEsT-on Toe.lay, July g. Edward C. Wet, ia the 9Th
81 biz sge.
The relative, md friends Of The apiy respectfully invited
10 et'en bis fuueral 81 O'Clock day, ion BIZ lao
residence No lH Le4iu avenue without 1itseT NOTICE.
WOODCUCK 90 L. this city rlesdsy, July L. er.
youa.e,t soa OF J9nls .. and Sarah Wtodcoek, aged
| uloutl, and l3 deys
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II the call of the President md tho rrocaTration OF
be Chief Magistrate Of the Sta meet with prompt
I'D patriotic resTonse from the reople. ich nlone
ian Give them vital force ana elect. The 0as Il not
ar distant when we NAV throul bout the land The
establishment Of a constitutIOu made doubly
precioGs IL The trials ana sacrifices through which 1t
ha been upheld
The State OF New-york, first in weaiih, IN popris'
ton and resources, shoold lot be second IN he al c
ritz with which her citizens Mt Of the responsibilities
resIng on them.
The time for indifference and insciion has passed,
and every man. no matter what may be his position,
must come TO prom 4 determination to deV"te nm
self the Of his country. or take the eternal
disgrace Of haviug tnrned ef ear TO her call ~
tiue when her institution, are menaced with danger
perhaps even with destratii0n.
BY order o! the Comma deriu-C oief
THOS HlLbH0UoE, Adjutsnt- General
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DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.

The following deaths in the various hospitals Mc'
in This vicinity have occurred since our las! report;
" Keirncy, Go 6, 9lth ~ Y
Charles scriyener, Go. T.. 18th 4. :. Infantry
Scfcesut1 uaitoB. Co ID, ed IA
james 4. Twaddlr, Go. T. I'D n. 1.
JscOb Lamb, Go. f., I7th Pa ,.
solder usne not reported. was buried from the ''eaa
Commodore ou the 9Th lost. =,
Also ono at the Sixth Street Wharf wss reported o. the
eth inst
Msr,in Eppiuser Co. T. 10Th Mich.
Joha Stokes, Co. 4. t8th Ohio.
Dota Crsmer, Co. Is, I'd u. 5. shsrp SLootei
Peter :. Richmond, Go. {. 1ih Indiana.
". ". Mehernan. Go. ii. I'd Men.
II. G. Burch Co D. oh \. y. Cavalry.
George Phillips, Go. X, 9th n. Y. Cavalry
Patrick Glea0n Go. b. lsl Pa. Artillery.
WIN. jackson, 90 n, % Florida.
lWa.hington Reputhca' Juiya
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PAIRi0rIsM OF IHE ANEMcAS Express Co.
~ q meeting Of the Directors OF the American En-
press Compaoy, hed in Aew-Yorh, July 9, 1857. II
Was unanimously
Re red That snv G. IL ir present poyfss who may
,v enlist under the recent call Tor troops shs continue
% receive oneeli OF ghe py daring tie te. o their ser
vice and ttr estoredto them on their
letaTn.
Two thousand men are in the regular employ of
bis Company, a, an average salary OF over 5000 Per
aunum.
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UoynrS tssocjnriou, Palm delrbia. for
Hliliidrn Nolires.


Uuc Nundrrd KtrrnIis v an-tU suIheo'HttIye
t';H et4Le. yin
20 office a: ~ - How ard !; ste,. near broad"ay ~
DAY or the qasposr o. M IN ABOVE nunoe' %
ae yels igia. The var. Tie Is. ard y Lieu.ena,ts
gill he noilisied ifom spd elected BY ~. comp,,y
company a. lerlly dep.nd ie condac. ard chAreo-
ter Of - seIgelnts anl oaer non comn,sioned ocet
thew VII % selected snt Hrpoll'ei with gfea. cse-
Il Is intended thrt 'his shall Be the best comPaoy'
morally Ana physically yet .a.ssl for the le-ice vii en-
70 DO AID 10 elch r-.rVi 81 bounty soou
a. the Company is Organized aud mussret premium y
- AID bounty Og - shall BE- pad ell events hehr
" n also be issued Tor the benefit O., niie tTee-
en o. Ne. York your country is IN peril. oeseeeh you,
therefore {, fs IN lively and ss. - defense DO nos
~ for draf Tsnsgo.iati)n vii b. furnished re- 10
from the country July ~, ibil. tgpt H. H. HcLfHh-
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HOTEL ARR{VALS.

slr,. Gen. SIMMER Lient. s. s. Sumner, and Mrs
Jenkins. Mr.. Gen. Worth aud daughter, Thomas
n. Walter. the architect, Major #. II. Haley Of THE
United States Army, and Capt. NJ. X. Marr'on oil
the United States Army, are ut the st. Nicholas
Hotel
The Hon. j. b. Robson and family of Cleveland.
Ohio, Prof W. II. Ponolelou of Bethanay, Va
Major Keudriok Of Wet Point, Major lleison Of the
United States Army. and DIR. j. &. Daln. and L.
y. Dan of thu United States Army, are at the
Firth Avenue Hotel.
Mrs. President Lincoln arrived in the city las
evening. aud with her servants proceeded to The
Metropolitan Hotel where apartments awaited
bee. Hon. J. 81. wood. Maine; Dr. T.. IL. War
ner, q. S. Army; Col b. S. ROBERTS, aud Capt.
Parker L. $. Army are at the Metropolitan
Hotel
Thurlow Weed Albany; Mrs. Gideon Welits
and family, from Washington; Major n. |etder'
4. s. Army; p. j. Ii. Porter, L. ). Navy, aud
Col. Atwood Of Albany. are a, the Asst House
Capt Glynu, u. S. Navy; Capt. ID. ". Horton
Of Newberu, n. c., are at the Brcvoott House.
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The Arabia md Kara Outward
Hound.

BOSTON, " edIesday. July D Utl.
Tie steamship Arabia sailed at ~ o.elcek to-day
with II passengers for Iulifax ard ia for Liver
pool, incuning the French Princes. Ste also tases
ont $326, 900 in specie. oo,
ST JoHS's n. F., Tuesday July D. 1852
The steamship Jura, from Quebec, wa boarded
OF Cane Race ut 4:}0 3. m. Today, and news ana
kilograms froui the United States to Monday even
ing were placed in charge Of the Purser
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DIED.

kCKEnMAN-M West fsns, On Tuesday. July g. Hannah
vie Of John y. AckeTmsn. sled o, yesrs.
Tie fruds relatives OF the family espectuy invited
e. attend the urersl On rhu'sday July 10 o'clock
nom the Presbyterisa Church. West Farms.
BARNUM-At No. 235 Washington steet. Brooklyn, on
"Wednesday. July Q, kbzaheh j., wife " Thomas W. la
nun. aged % yosrs. II months and 10 days.
Eosioc Of funeral "a Eiday's papefs.
Dct.oit aud Pontiac, Mich. r4peta please copy
BuRRiLa- On Tuestsy. July @. in Brooklyn tarolir,
Emma only d,u shtef George and annio bus, aged
noE.ls
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BEAUEEGARD LETTER REFUTED.
DYrHnIr Wedne.d.Y. lulN q llfi

Tfr Detron hdrertiser and Tribune of this evsn-
ing contains an interesting letter from Brig. -Gen
Granger, who commanded the advance after the
evacuation Of Corinth, completely refuting the in
famous charges made by Beadregard in his letter to
The Mobile Ners.
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kII;O.

BOURDETTE-LAwLg Ss-on Tuesday Jolly 3, by Fs,her
Nm Movln - J. Oscar C. BouIde;e VI Brooklyn, N. T.,
10 Mary e. eldest dan glitter OF Peter Lswess OF Bsshed,
Mich
BRONSON 80 DORRANCE At Oneida Castle y. Y, on
Wednesday, July by the Rev l.. Eli Bates Miles Bron-
son NJ d., Of Turin, N. u, TO Miss Mary 4. Dorrarce,
daughter Of d. @. Dorranoe OF Oneida Castle
THOMAs-HALL--On Wednesday Jolly o. a, the Church Of
the Reborn fon, by the Roy. H. O. Dickson Charles +.
Thorrs % tlecta d. Hall, sli OF this cry
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REBEL PRISONERS BOUND TO FORT
WARREN.

I Boston, Wednesday. July .. I65s'
One hundred Rebel prisoners from before Rich
mcud, including 10 officers, arrived here to-day and
were sent 10 Fort Warren.
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Denth OF ~ PROMINENT Citizen.

Nsw-LoNpoS Wednesday. Jolly p 1867
CD. W. o. Irisn publisher and proprietor of me
n tc.IOn4on Chronicic, and late Paynisster.Geuebl
of the State of Connecticut, died this evening at
u. III.