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400 NEW STOCK. ASH
INTERIOR ADORNMEN7s
Just received choice selection Of now and de-
PAPER RAN6INGs,
From the rioh and ornate to the most ohasts and
simple patterns, appropriate for parloTs. halls,
dining rooms, and ohsmbeTs.
FIREBOARD PRINTS, STATUES, CENTRE
PIECES, 40.
New Designs, warranted gold bands, imitation
wIf pSsd; eSa G sRH6Es
to order. BSf Stesn, AMI Blu, Shade Hollands
By the yard or made INTO Shades
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
lWarranted to be gilded with gold leaf)
The handsomest end largest asaortment IN the
District, from the best Manufectory in the
Also, an assortment OF Dark Wood Frames. With
. beautiful variety Of small sized Oval and Card
Vlsite Frames of foreign and domestic mSnufAe-
there. Passepatouu, go.
PICTUKE CORP AND TAsSELs,
Different sizes end colors. Picture Rlnfs, TO-.
Purchasing exclusively for cash. the above goods
(aooording TO thsr auality) viii be dsposed of at
q Low rsses .. they can BE- surona.ed for in the
Orders LOT Psperhsngipy or window shsdse
executed By experienced workmen. IN city or
a. csiil solicited from those needing he above
goods. .
ksmsmber the pumber-No. ls6 Seventh strset,
sidooIs above Odd Fsllovf hell; pni the te(QS
eash tor seeds and labor. jsQ-lmiF
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

n~ MOTT E-LICENSES.-AIl persona
IL whose licenses rom the Corporation OF
Seor getovn expire on the S0th instant are hereby
notified promPllJ to renew the same otherw
they suijsc themselves TO q fne, and tie law lie
compulsory upon tho proper fl ,eTs To enforce said
hue against all delilsue1ts. No further notice
Will be O. ven,
je "a SavtJulyl0 WIN LAIRD, Clerk.
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You can gain five pounds Of healthy flesh per
month by using DR.. Tumblety's Pimple Banisher.
1t 10 invaluable for removing pimpIes, blotches,
&c tan, freckIes, sallowness and all impurities
and roughness Of the skin, leaving the same
blooming with beauty. jy5.tf
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HAMS! HAMS. HAMS - Henry Neyes, G.
az, and F. w. Cassard's best sugar cured Hams,
IL cents per pound. These are the very best
brands Of Hams. Best Philadelphia Print But
ter IS cents, at
GIo. w STEWART & SONS,
~ 1-eo3t& corner 18th and ii streets.
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BARRED.

On the Sc instant, st Methcdiit Protestant
GbgIeh: GsoIgsteTn, o. e; BY Rey 0yer Cox,
BARBARA ELLEN PLAUGHER, daughter Of
George Plsugher, of rhsnaIdosh county, Va.
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LATEST FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

FROM coMMoDoRE DUPONT
Explicit of Lieutenant Commanding Rhind
on the Nsrth Fdisto Island--Tents and
Quarters of the Rebels Destsoyed-Musk-
cts and other articles Captured.
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PRISONERS SENT NORTH
Yesterday morning BIS prisoners Of war WIRE
sent from the Old Capitol prison under strong
guard, TO Fort Delaware, Pa The prison nov
contains less than IS prisoners
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BOARDING.

SIX OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN CAN BE
- accommodated with Board ard Furnished
Rooms At the Boarding (pnvateD House on l2th
street between and K, No 40s. 10 sS-2vf
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DAN AWAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER
II near Blsdensburg, two NEGRO BOYS, IL
on Monday last Henry Beckett, I. ct lnoh -
mers; he had his high broBez and limps q ~
hit Is ssed 10 yeaH Lloyd, fee or 49,
es nsh; oaSxi VIII ssy n ,oaI nd e0oaa cne sSe
nance, and speaks quick; o very large head and
short hair. will give S225 for Henry and SIS for
Lloyd, and either case they must be brought homo
io7 FfELUER MAGRUD
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MORE WOUNDED "A boat has just arrived
bringing 1, 100 wounded from the army Of the
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A LII MARKsD DOWN PRICES, all onI

A LII MARKED DOWN PRICES, al orr wat
a stock Of sqmmer Dry 6oods, Wtpplnss' 40
Oae pilce only, usIked IN aistns: nshiis So, a,
inours no obllsa atom 20 purchase.
Also our usually full ana oonprehensiye STOCK
the our snt wants OF families aad housekss esrs.
jyri& 20. svsaas sla Ninth street.
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PKRsONAL.-Dr. A. B. Palmer and J. II. Foun-
tain, Of Michigan, are at the National. p,
Bx-Gov: w. Dennison and daughter, Of Ohio,
are at the Metropolitan.
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CRIMINAL CouRf, July S.-Mary keenan,, con-
victed Of larceny, was sentenced to three months
Imprisonment in jail and to pay a he of 81.
Francis Topham, convicted OF An assault, was
sentenced to one months imprisonment in jail
and to pay 81 fine.
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A BEAUTIFUL, NEW SEVEN. OCTAVE
"A Rosewood Plane, Of fms tone and fn--m1H.
I.h, with round corners, carved moulding v1F4
tarp pedal, French grand action, over usHi'
strung bsss. full on trAme, aat 4ith oil the late
improvements, werth esq, Will % sold for So
cash Can be seen az t6s Nstionsl Flag and Fire
works Depot. no 302 street, between 1Sth ana
Hth, near Willarda' Hote. jess lv'
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DOPOSALS FOR LEAD.
OrGnGses OEes, War Depart msst, I
WASHINGTON. NAV 20. 1892 {

OrdnGaes 0Ees, War Depart meat, I
WAsHISGToN, May 20, 1852
PROPOSALS will be received by this Department
until p m. the evening OF the Attn of June, for
the delivery ~ the following Arsenss, as soon Is
5000 TONS OF LEAD, as follows:
At the WatervIet Arsenal, West Troy, New
At Inc New York Arsenal, Governors Island.
Now York, 900 tons
At the Allegheny arsenal, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl-
At the St. Louis Arsenal, st. Louis. Missouri,
go tons.
Staburg, or soft English, OF the most approved
brands.
Proposals will be received for lots of2OO tons and
upwards
Failure TO deliver at . specified time will sub
ject the contractor 10 forfeiture of the amount
be delivered at that time.
Parties obtaining contra cts will be required 20
enter into bopds with proper securities for Its
faitaful performance.
The Department reserves to itself the right to
reject any bid.
Proposals will be addressed IS follows: Gen.
] w. RIPLEY. CMef Of Ordnance Waehington,
ID. Cy and should be emo orsed "PTeposas for
Lead" m 81 eotje4
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iH s 81
HARVARD COLLEGE.

~ HARVARD COLLEGE.
Il He Regular EXa nlnaton for the Freshman
and the Sophomore Class will take place on the
Monday q I'd Tuesday { the co Imenoement week.
July l4tn and 18th, 1862, beglnLIag precisely at
90 4 ., N. on Monday. Tie candidates win as
semOle In no 16 University ha (; attendance on
both da ISIS required.
The CON inuaNou of the examination of those
Who OFT tbs pselves for this Junior and senlor
Class xIil be deferred to the end Of the vacation.
or the oonvcnenos of those who are prevented
from being present at tbs regular examin atlcn !,
there vi be another ex sm nsto for the freshman
ald So pSomore Glass at the begin. i'll Of the Fiat
Fem on ihursdsJ ana FIid.y, Arsast :s:h ana
the Eext Monday, Septemo DIST LIST, the ex 'miI ahon
of Candidates offered for the Junior and Senior
Glass, including thoss offered on CONNIE ncement
WeeI. will be confined and concluded. The can
didAte@ vii assemble on Thu rsday. August oath,
in No is UniverBIiy Ma |, a. o e ] ,ck m.
Candidates are require TO sroducs certificates
Of good moral oaarao or; and hose who come from
other colleges mast he provid q with certificates
Of regular ana honorable dlsm ssi0n. They tptll
b, ing vuA them no books Ukat,pS.
Candidates for the degree Of Master OF Ats are
expsctsd to enter theif Ianes in that ap.c ~ at
the Ste Yards uf on or be ore the 18th Of JAY.
A. p. PEABODY, Acting President.
Cambridge. June Is, 1882. lie s5-W&S6t
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DEATHS OF SoLDIBRs.-The following deaths
have occurred since our last report;
VIM. Josephs, company 1, 1854 Pennsylvania.
Frank Bavard, COMPANY X, 1st Massachusetts,.
Ellick Fuller company F, I'd Virginia.
John Sibery, company E, S7th New York.
w. J. McAfee, company f, 5th Michigan.
John F. Behrens, company F, 5th Ohio.
ID. J. Carpenter, company G, 7th Indiana.
g. A. Cook company g, SD Pennsylvania.
Andrew McAlls,er, company Fl, 10Th Missls-
sippi.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be furnished
with all the information they desire In Ielation
70 the burial place Of their friends, &C., By call
Ing on F. T. Sands, Government undertaken, 4i4
r street north.
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iHS 81

SPECIAL ELECTION.
SECOND WARD.-NCtiosi e hereby gwen, CON
formally TO the of the ohsrtsr that an
election viii be held on Wednesday, July 9Th, 1852
IN the second Precinct OF the recond ward, for
the ohoice Of one Alderman to FIJI the Vacancy co.
oasioned By the resignation of William F. Bayly.
The votes will be received near the north west
corner Of Eleventh street AMI Pennsylvania ave.
The coils will open at O'Clock .. m and close at
O'Clock p. m. w. y. SHEDD,
8. LEWIS,
A. q HALL,
jvS5t COmmiss onsrs.
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TIE CURRENT STATE OF THINGS ON
TIE PENINSULA.
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FLA0sHIR.wABAsH,

POT' HOyaI, -. ., Juut &C, IcO<
SIR: 1 inclose another interesting report from
Lieut. Commanding Rhind, Of further operations
in North Edisto.
On the 2lst inst. with the Crusader and the
Planter. and piIoted by Robert Small, he ran MP
North Edisto river, into w admelan sound, as
far as Simon's Bluff which 10 on the mainland.
The rebels had a csmp there, and some artil-
lery, but made no use Of the latter. few broad:
sides from the Crusader dispersed the enemy, and
Lieut.. Comd'g Rhind, on landing with com.
pauy of the 55th Pa volunteers, under command
Of Capt. Bennett, met with no resistance.
About thirty tents and some cabins, used az
quarters were fred, and a few muskets brought
away. We had no casualties
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
81 DUPONT,
Flag Oficer Commanding South Atlantic Block
aiding squadron.
Hon. GIDEON WELLS, secretary Of the Navy.
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CHILD KILLED.-Yesterday afternoon a soldier
In the neighborhood Of the Navy Yard put little
boy named Lyons on horse, from which he was
thrown, alighting on his head. The child was
taken to his home, near the East w ashington
Methodist Church, where he expired in few
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THE LATEST FROM MclEl.Hs AhEf.

OUR VICTORY OF TUESDAY
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NARROW ESCAPE Yesterday afternoon az two
gentlemen were driving along Pennsylvania ave-
nue. In buggy an ambulance ran into the buggy
between Fouf-and- a half and Third streets, and
badly frightened the horses, who became un-
the tongue Of the buggy-striking lamp pos.
with such force as to throw IL over breaking Il in
three pieces and severing the gas pipe. The
horses, breaking loose from the buggy, started up
the pavement at furious rate and were caug ht
near Third street. The occupants Of the buggy
jumped out AMI were uninjured. The pavement
was unusually thronged with mes, women and
children, yet strange to say, every one escaped
unhurt.
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- SPECIAL ELEC ZION
SECOND WARD-Notice Is hereby given con
formally TO the rec uirements of the charter that an
election Will be held en- Wednesday, July 9Th. 1867
In the First Precinct of the second Ward. for the
choice of one Alderman to fill the vaosncy COCA.
stoned By the resi.naton OF Wili.m f. Bay!y.
The votes Will be received near the northwest
corner OF Twelfth street and New York avenue,
The POLL Will open at O'Clock a. m, and close at
7o'olock p. m. D. r. CLARK,
J w. SPAuLDIN6,
], Z. HILTON
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ORDNANCE OyPIcz, May 81, 1862
The quantity OF lead req nIred by the above ad
vertise ment 10 reduced TO one third of the above
amount, namely, l 666 tons and the Il re for
making the proposals 10 extended to the 9Th Of
August, 1862. JAS. w, RIPLEY,
/ 81 Rrlyadler General.
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ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon a. omcer,
BooSe aud Anderson were on duty a. Cfysoi
Spring the pistol Of the former fell from his hand
and went Oh, the ball passing through the neshy
part Of ar. Apdersoa'S thigh.
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PoLIcz.-The Third Ward patrolman reported
Thursday: l.. Wineburgh, passing counterfeit
money; held to bail for couft-by Justice Row.
land:
The FourthWard patrolmen reported Nichoas
Hayes, aiding the escape Of a prisoner; Jail. @.
A. Perry, M. Allen, A. J. Ames, creating nuis-
ance; ruled for trial-by Justice Clayton. Michael
Conner, assault and battery; fined 81. r. Moore,
drunk and disorderly; dismissed by Justice
Walter. John Dorsey, assault and battery; secu-
ritY for peace-by Justice Dom.
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LOGAN TlIBR, l. o. r. NJ, announce pic NJ
for July 18th, 70 take place at Analostan Islana
greatest amount OF enjoyment 70 all who ma
attend.
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HANDSOME BLACK LACE sHAwLs!
n ceiling of very chesp ct
: ]. w. COL LEY's.
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LOST AND FOUND.

ICST AND tOURD.
T EFT ON MONDAY, JUNE 49,, SOME
Church, by q girl who is a stranger IN thls CITY,
eess.ss .srs to SIS s
GlO REWARB-Sto's 81 from tho stsb Q, Tenth
HGRsE (. with BLACK naoe and tai, and one II
'n ja s sn'' SPOT Oh E fhS va eoETzs HoteI
A cow, AND CALF ABOUT FOUR DAYS
a. od h, tisen N f Ds stJrs On T Fhs ~
pay charges, and take her away. ~ ST.
II Island. or bstveen there and Washington, on
sheir delivery at his Ofios. Tner are Of no '. ae
to any person but the owner. Jr5 2!-
CAME TO MY STABLE. ON X sTREEr,
- b.tws en- sth and 9Th sIees, N:vJ~
back; which the owner can have y PROVING 80
property, charges ana tako him sT ps,pE
7 GsI..0n Wsdnerd.y evening. . MEM0RAN-,
to J II strain and Mrs. 8. P. Houston, and ether
papers of no use to any one but re oSnsr A
batwss5 1915 aud 10Th. j. s.,
CS REwARD--Io eff r the sbovs reward for the
Do recovery of ny bokSE,-ti her a.
ID streets west, and ana n street. north <a-xa
A BRIG ht bar Horse, With . star in tie torshesd
feotlss U'f PG.us a. he 'e cTisf IF
avenue and Ith street Dop,Nn
j'5S' DR.. A. J. bDRIAND.
OK REWARD-sTs;e ed or s.olon ON the rnb-
ia bitten tfay HORSE HORSE about ii O Or Il In
years old there i. q soar on his left ank, S~A
RED otcr OF ms right nrrck IN ME ris nj
ds iT i to JOSIAH aTTCBCoC2, Boun M az
street, between 7th and 9Th, near the Park Hotel.
CAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER, Oh tn. let of
-. July, one b aok Cow, with white hesd ees~<s
AID back spot on eech eye; one hlsck 49,
sRetG *. Coz" viii nh shtte he black
Heidsr. With white forehesd. The owner can hsvs
nrS sIees Tsd SHOWS o. s
sR5f i9d Fsnsns
G2s REwAKD-For the apprehension and
W 81 delivery TO me, ct the vIliege Of IN
Of NEGRO Mar. Charles LyIss, lsse. tho n
Soanty and Star. sfSrsad GfsEss Is .. tary
black; Of stout stftne; srum o9nn,enanoe when
no doubt LURKING in that place or its VICINITY. /
ie 2-lm- piRRE Her Of Il. 1 Il W.frth;r.
coz REWARD--For the .r srehe osion nd do
y HO nvsry to me. at the village Of ,Bla -
IIoIeity Of q. W.iIIng, deo;a.si, Of the -
When ssessn %; sPd about rs; Is Or i .ncass II
no doubt lurking in tnat pla5s or is vicinity viii
DiONYsIus sHERIFF,
EXT of II. II. Warning.
1.-THE Prince Georgian and Upper Marlboro Ga
sf:ts COY until forbid aid charge tho advers'erl
v~.N ,,r.,y DDD., rnD ,,noro,Dp
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BLACK sIs Mks sTIEslkyPA AND sAcouEs,
In the best styles and low prices. q .v,.
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sHowLse Ms HAsD.-Lsst night young man
named Burn, teleg phic operator AZ The
Navy Yard, Visited Purdy's conce q room, corner
sixth sifeet and Pennsylvanis avenue. Seang
tn U. {. rag hanging Ia the hall a. an orna.
nent, be deliberately went 70 10 and pulled "A
1 an and tore u: He was arrested by patrolman
LIN 10 the s.aiion-house, and be was turned over
s. lee iiissFy thOfitlss, 80 : =
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RHODE ISLAND RILIKT ASSOCIATION "A meet:
Ing Of the citizens Of Rhode Island was held
Thursday evening, at the residence OF Senator
Simmons, No. 963 street, for the purpose OF
aiding the sick and wounded Rhode soldiers In
the hospitals here. Senator Simmons was ap.
pointed president, and w. E Jillson secretary.
A committee, consisting Of Messrs. w. E. JILL
son, A. z Britton and J. ii. Brown, was ap-
pointed to visit the hospitals, ascertain the wants
Of the Rhode Island soldiers, and solicit the aid
necessary.
Mr.. Anthony stated that Gov. Sprague had Wis
tied and extended aid and assistance to the sick
and wounded at present in the hospitals Of Wash.
ingten. A large number might soon be expected
here, who would need attention and desire the
visits Of friends, who would thus aid the efforts
Of the department for sheir restoration to health.
In the battle at James Island large number
were killed and wounded in their successful at
tempt to save the Sd New Hampshire regiment,
and by the account Of one Of those present at the
meeting, some two or three hundred may at any
time be expected from Fortress Monroe, who
would require such aid az may be rendered in
various ways, to alleviate the sufferings Of the
soldier, and at the same time facilitate the ob-
jects Of the Medical Department, now SO finely
and systematically organized and conducted. A
statement was made showing that there are now
one hundred and eight sick and wounded SOL
diers from Rhode Island in the Washington hos
pitals
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SIcoNp WARD STATION CAsEs.-Bgore Jtsfte
Cia,iGThursday. slidelI, disorderly; rnet
sl3O. John Wolfe, do; Sl.30. John Ryne ant
James Callahan. drunk; dismissed.
Yesterday Peter German, drunk; dismissed
Edward marshall, do; do. Robert seymour
disorderly; nned % Charles Carroll, DRUNK
dismissed
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DsMIsssp.-The alleged bigamy case men.
Justice Clayton on Thursday afternoon. The
accused, Mrs. Buckholtze, was ready for trial
but the prosecuting witness Hausenmyer, did MOI
bring the proof Of his marriage to the woman a
promised, nor was he in q condition to testify
and the Justice dismis sed the case.
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RUNNING OFF WAsoN.-On Thursday after
noon, as a Government wagon was standing near
Lees feed store, on Twelfth street, the driver,
T. M. Mccormick, being In house near by, a
colored man, named John Phillips, mounted the
team and drove up Twelfth street, as he said for
the purpose Of clearing the space In front Of the
feed store. Mccormick pursued the team and
Of the seventh Ward, arrested the parties, and
took them before Justice Clark, who dismissed
them.
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JNO. ID. HAM@ACK'S 81
DINING AND
SUPPER ROOMS, $A
" Cor. I5th So dnd Penn az.

A fine Billiard Room attached. Above Rilburn's
Metropolitan Segsr store. Dining and supper
Rooms open on Sunday from q m to IL p. m,
Nv So
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ALARM OF FIRE About half past two O'Clock
yesterday dense smoke issued from beneath the
roof Of the back building OF the Delavan House,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and C street, causing
an alarm Of are. The male inmates Of the house
went to the roof, and discovered the fire near the
chimney, and exiting uished IL before any consid-
cradle damage was done. The Franklin and Per
severance IRE companies were promptly on the
spot, but there was fortunately no use for their
assistance.
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HIor-Yesterday q number Of Young men A.
senoied at Lofief's Gardens, on New York ave.
nue., got into muss, and when the patrolmen or
aoy went to restore peace they were resisted
cnokeo oy some Of the crowd. Several OF ths
yeung mea Were arrested. v. Burch was held
ior uiali Charles Grimes, William and lame,
naWuhgs, were held to bail Tor court; Lev
fiot charge; but the latter was subseouentlv hslS
20 bail for an assault -eAN
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A Row-About 1 O'Clock Yesterday, melee
occurred at Byan's restaurant, near the Navy
Yard gate, In which John st. John was sta bbed
In the right shoulder and cut across the face;
James Ellet was cut on the head, and Rein
Ofutt In the leg. Ellet, Ofutt, and young man
named Addison Davis, were arrested by officers
Lusby and Beall, and taken before justice Gull
who held than TO bail to appear at Court.
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ARREST ON BENCH WARRANT.-Deputy Mar
shall Philips, q day or two since, arrested Samuel
Chase Barney on bench warrant for libel, In
publishing q pamphlet rejecting upon DR.. H.
J. W. De Kraft and Judge Purcell, for
which he was indicted at the last term Of the
Criminal Court. Mr.. Barney entered bail to an
swer the charge.
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STTUATION WANTED.-The subscriber is a
- practical and experienced Dyer well Isined with
oil the branches 81 the business color silk cotton sd
wooden sud 4 qualified 20 tske charge Of large manusctur
iuz establishment either factory OF Fancy DysH0use He
BIS paid putcnM yen,ion TO new AID greatly superior
discovery rdigo Blue, which + much IN demand
for Amy Cloths. lie understands Pulling and has i'm.
proved Of making biz soap, which SECURE, hs and
this quicker and better than any other He would take
Interest IN establishment that would secure him pee
en and po.perou, business and give tho advantage Of
his xiii and industry. Aidre.
CHR FRANK, Waertown Wis
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ITO NEWS AGENTS.
THE TRIBUN ALMA A G
FOR 1862.

This popular ANNUAL 10 now rosdy. II contains;
ELECTION RETURNS from all tho States OF the Union.
holding elections in 1851 carefully compiled for the Tribune
Almanac;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
| for the year 1851;
| oONEhNMENr Of he UNITED STATHS-EIocutivo
and Judicial ENJOYS Extraordinary and Ministers Resident
from the United State. a. Foreign Courts;
SENATE Of the UNITED STATES, Members Of cl.ssi.
fed;
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, Of the UNITED
STATES. Politically classified
LIST Of STATES Cepa, Governor times OF L.gisla.
tive Mee,ings Gencra Elections etc;
POPULATION OF EACH STATE bv COuSTIys ..o
The Population Of the principal Cities Of the United State.
from the Census Of 1860;
THE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF ACT of the
special sessioD--both complete;
Also, ABSTRACTS OF the other important Act. Of the
Second Session OF the XXAVIth Congress and tho gpesi
Session Of the XXXVlth Also the important Procla
nations Of President Lincoln;
CHRONOLOGICAL ACCOUNT Of the important event,
connected with the Rebellion other matters genera
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