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, 1859-06-07

CLOSING or THE FINE Arr Expos171ox,-
The first Fine Art Exhibition Of Statuarv.
Paintings, ETC., contributed by the citizens Of
Chicago, now open III Durch's building, corner
Lake street and Wabash Avenue, will be closed
on Monday, June eot'. Hours Of exhibition
from n. II. to $ r, ~, and from It to 9i in The
erening. Tickets 20 cts, for the season, IS cts.
for single tickets and Is cts. for children under
"A years-to be had 1t The Bookstores of 8. C.,
Griggs 4 Co., D. 3. Cook i Co., at the princi-
pn1 Hotels and at the door Of the Exhf',i
Hall. Catalogues sold at the door at 10 ccuts
per copy. jeE1w
I Saloon keepers will 60 to 1a4 Like
street. and set Water Cooler and Filter.
ieG-4t
, 1859-06-07

y Sec advertisement Of Bininger'a Old
London dock Gin,
, 1859-06-07
Snow In EASTERN Canada.

FARfHrR po1xr, c. E., Juns 5, P. NJ
There was a Light fall Of SNOW this a. NJ, aad
1t il now raining heavily.
, 1859-06-07

Republican Victory In Connecticut,
NORWICH, coSS., June 6.-At the city elcc
t'on here to-day, the entire Republican ticket,
headed b. Mayor Prentice, was successful BIZ
IN majority. The votc cast Was yerT large.
, 1859-06-07
41A& RECENT FRQkTx~TNJUnV1 IN
IHB C00FA.

N4W&0e
III another put Of this paper We publish
le'9eFs from correspondents in this State, aud
dispatches from Buffalo, Danville, I1llois and
e'ese!and and Zanesv:lle in Obio, with regard
- The heavy frost iof Saturday last and its
oaect On tile crops. Fruit and green regcta-
Dies, rs well as potatoes and other root croas
are seriously injured, and in many places tho
corn crop is entirely killed Some damage is
o'hs to Wheat to what extent is not get
known. 1t is thought By good judges hero
That tue spring wheat is too far advanced to
oe much damaged; but late winter wleat
must have sustained considerable iujnry. Our
correspondent Rural states that the winter
wheat in bloom must be more or less injured.
Late dispatches frnm Cincinnati and Pitts.
bargh report severe frost On Saturday night.
d'a4aghg the corn, wheat, potato and grape
o:ops along the Ohio River.
The Rockford Qn) lHeaes contains over
column Of items with rcSard to the dau1asc TO
the crops Its summary Of the loss is as fl.
!a!lows:-Corn, injured to one fourth Of q crop;
p'tatoes, one.tiftll; tomatoes, entirely ruined:
oeans, thrcc-fourths destroyed; cucumbc,s
half destroyed; plnms, entirely destroyed;
cherries, not much injured; curran.s, onc-tlird
destroyed; grapes, nine-tentl.s destroyed
~: have not yet heard Of the extent Of
I'll 'A'la:e along the Illinois River; but it is
e.-,'-cied that it will he serious.
Tie e!r:.t ''t ihc news was visible yesterday
on the New York markets, as well US in this
maraet-tsrcc:;:'!y on corn.
, 1859-06-07

- Gentlemen as we'll Al ladies' arc invited
to make II State street, resting-place Cruin1's
folding chairs, camp stools and settees, furnish
agreeable sittinga while waiting for the cars.
Respectfully,
ie1.nH nc Tsx Scu..cx In
, 1859-06-07

Presentation n. H. Purple, Peorin, Ex-
Gov. Wells, Of Maine, Hon. r. H. Smith, Hon.
T. F. Strong aud Hon. II. C. Darling, of Wis
consiu, arc ut the Briggs House.
, 1859-06-07

q The Largest and best Strawberries in
town ere at Crawford i lngersoli, wholesale and
retail, at No. I13 Randolph street..
, 1859-06-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

Flowers uiu fade, and 40 will silk dresses
shawls, ETC.; and lest our lady readers should
not know what to do in such cases, We udyise
them to send them to NessIs. Cook 1 Bro, 1923
South Clark street, who will, for trif1iue con.
sideration, cleanse or dye them to any ahade
desired, without injury TO the material.
, 1859-06-07

tB /. n. Singer 4 Co. have removed to t6
Lake street, where their new Family Sewing
Machine can be seen on exhibition. Open 10
receive visitors Monday, June 9Th
lW A. " HtRpy4 Apent
, 1859-06-07

ENGLISH PApsns or MAI 2ls7.-The Illustra-
ted London News Of May 2est contains fine
view. printed in eoors, Of the new Bonlerard
Setastopol in Paris; colored picture, "Chi'd-
rsn Nutgathering," copied from painting BY
E. J. Goblet; and many fresh illustrations Of
the war in Italy. Subscriptions received and
single copies for sale BY McNally / Co., 81
Dearborn street.
, 1859-06-07
DARN FOR SALE-Chcapc,t il
1i2aantf1.

WANTED-A good buggy Horse
~ and Harness In sxchln&r for the dr,t payment
Lot, Wss. Side. Hue HiAat avenue, worth 800:
vii xtre ttsns the balance n.t the party Apply to
HILL i NORTON, Nv. - Clark atrs<t, tup-staiaj
ic3lWx
, 1859-06-07

~ Lunar Oil will be sent TO all parts Of the
country per express, with bill for collection. 4
large discount made to those selling Ois.
my9l-11t
, 1859-06-07

~ This is the time to hare your clothing
cleaned and repaired 1t John Jones, liz Dear
born street, ie63t
, 1859-06-07

CINCINNATI, June 6.-The Pennsylvauia Cen
tral Railroad has reduced the fire from Colum.
bus to New York to 80. and Boston to 8la.
, 1859-06-07
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

= C. IL HScRiVE.S. Adee'4tst~g Ae~.t, q Dsxaor. =.
aaAo'asa4 to rastss Ats~tss.As jor 4is and al 4
+Aao"S Fape7s ef 0e fovtA- TAk !al heA II
, 1859-06-07

- c. P. Brndley has removed his Detectiv,
Police Office, to No. 105 Randolph street.
, 1859-06-07

The Horse Railroad was, ou Sunday last.
opened to Cottage Grove, and the cars ran full
and overdowing from morning until night.
Those who object to this thoroughfarc for its
Sunday trave1, should hive seen how on Sun.
day, at hours Of going to and returning from
church, the cars were thronged with gentlemen
and ladies, who hare been awaiting Just such
couveniences, to remove the only drawback Of
their PLEASANT homes in our Southern lake shore
suburbs.
, 1859-06-07

To TIE WAsHrsaros Coxr1SESrA1s.-You are
hereby notified to be and appear ut the bull Of
the Cadets formerly the Light Guard Hall), cor
ncr Of State and Randolph streets, On this Tues
day evening, June 7, 1859, to organize and elect
officers ind transact other business that will
conc before the meeting. All persons that are
interested in forming this military company,
are respectfully invited to be present ut half
past seyen o'clock. By order,
, 1859-06-07

= The Police Court gave score of light
cases yesterday, neither in spirit or letter vary.
ing from the usual phenomena Of that dock.
, 1859-06-07

.-9 See advertisement Of Boudoir Sewing
Machines, l26 Lake street a4-bqo6
, 1859-06-07

ExcuAxcE.- will buy DRAFT. and certid-
Gates Of deposit on Eastern States. bank notes
and gold. l.. E. ALEXANDER l. Co.
St S. #. cor. Clark i Lake Sta
, 1859-06-07

WANTED-A Neat Cot.aue
suitable for anal Gnlfy. within Is or . n.aS,es
YAK q Tie tour House. Any having such u mode
~ tea1 ca md teo1nt BY addressing &c. w." II ths
, 1859-06-07

Il The work on the iron pile Lighthouse, a.
the mouth Of the hnrbor, ATTRACTS many curious
visitors daily. The full height Of the structure
has already been reached.
, 1859-06-07

Yesterday waa gem Of day, worth the
week ofpreparation it cost. June has recovered
her temper, lost through the oficiousness of the
Michigan weather seer
, 1859-06-07

e The Hyde Park Hotel is to be opened
by Aessrs. Taber, Hawk 4 Co., as the double
Of their princely Richmond House, about the
25th instant.
, 1859-06-07

WANTED-A young girl wishes
~ aaltu..tan in good family % % eh,mhxr vol
" ssTE q. tste o1e q Children. Ple.s4 ca ~
aots to AlA IL" ,tIs oaca. {e:.iiI
, 1859-06-07

WANTED-By a Protestant Girl,
w stsu..ioa II yur.e ch,mbern.lS NJ s..n.,,..,
= pH.1se f.nlty. Best OF esy Friereorrs evep. Al
us. ~ r., Box 4ts. or c4l II la1 BuaaIo L.eef
, 1859-06-07

B The Illinois State Medical Convention
{o!d SchooD ut Decatur TO-DAY, will attract y
numerous attendance Of the Faculty. Prof. Il.
a. johnson, OF the Medical Department Of Lind
University. delivers the Annual Address On the
subject of Human Dissection"
, 1859-06-07

20 The Westminster Church Strawh.,r,
Festival, at Metropolitan Hail this evening, de
serves crowded house and full returns. I'll,
cause is worthy, the occasion attractiye-mos
attractive.
, 1859-06-07

~ Ths Milwaukee Cadets will x;.;t onr oitv
On the Fourth Of July, aud on that occasion to
be the guests Of the Cadets Of tls Goth Rcci-
ment Of this city, the latter to turn outYat that
time In their new Uniform,
, 1859-06-07

~ We are glad to learn that Policeman
Quinn. injured by q fall from the second story Of
the Armory to the ground, as before noticed. is
IN q fair war to rccQter.
, 1859-06-07

9 4 butcher man named Lous Akeim has
been arrested believed to be the moving spirit
whose taste for stolen swine avokc the actiye
e1ertions Of the lads now in custody for steal.
ing hogs from Ayrick's cattle yards at Cottage
Grove. He has been held in $500.
, 1859-06-07

fos1PoSEAKSr.-The excursion which was to
have taken place to Lake Forcst on tue 9tl,
lnst' is postponed until Tuesday, the e1st inst,
IN consequence Of other excursions conflicting
With the ADORE.
, 1859-06-07

9 The metropolitan Hotel, as will be no.
ticcd elsewhere, is in new hands with mine
host Skinner at the helm. It always has been
popular and well-kept house, but promises
now even better than ever before,
, 1859-06-07

INSTALLATION sEhvrcxs 1T rHE F11sr PkHazr.
7kR1AS cnuacH.-This erening take place 1t the
First Presbyterian Church on Wabash Avenue
the services Of the installation Of Rer. z. Ii.
Humphrey, a. its pastor.
| For period Of nineteen years, OF since 1910,
no beleve, this church has had but two pastors,
| Rev. Nr. Bascom, succeeded by Rev Dr. Curtis,
the LATTER haTing for eight yeara filed the pasto-
ral Office, uuhl his resignation Last year for the
Presidency Of Knox College 1t Galesburg. The
fact speaks well for the permaoence Of the pas
toral relation in this society, as crsditabe to the
worth Of its pastors u to the good sense and
faetJ ofits people.
Ths Installation sermon this ercuing will be
delivered by Rer. Henry Neill Of Detroit. In
sta'ling prayer BY Rev. DR., Patterson Of the se-
cond Presbyterian Church Of this city, charge
to the people by the late Pastor, Rer. Harrey
Curtis, D. D.; charge to the Pastor by Rev. 4.
L. Brooks Of the Third Presbyterian Church
Right hand Of Fellowship, by the peogle; Bene-
dictiou By the Pastor. Tho"ser4ices will COM
mence at II o'clock.
REruRSEn.-His Honor, Mayor Haincs, Dr.
Egnn, J. S. Buchanan, Mr, Parsons aud their
ladies, Dr.. Dennison, Mr.. Dross and several
other Of the Cincinnati excursionists returned
to the city last evening by the Fort Wayne r.
r. at Lima, they were met BY the Rev. Dr..
Patterson, who was Just returning of the Gen.
eral Assembly at Wilmington. The train reuch-
ed this city promptly on time, in thirteen and
hatf hours from Cincinnati. We hare no room
for our notes Of the excuraion this morning,
, 1859-06-07

F1RE OK SoCTn WATER SrRxrr-Tose a ON
About halfpast ten o'clock On Sunday cvcn.
ing M alarm sounded for the First District wus
caused BY the destruction Of the interior md
stock OF the T~ine and CordaRe store Of ]
l.. Philhrick, No. l65 South water street. Tbr
iron shutters OF the store being closed. shut in
the light and preEentsd the discovery Of the fire
until it was under advanced headwsy. III.
flames, By the c1ertions Of the fire department
were confined to the main floor; and but little
damage, sare from water, was caused in the
second story. The stock w&s valued 1t &. .oo1..
and insured for $4,5oo, equally in the Contin-
entail, North American aud Security Office, of
Ne" York The origin Of the FIRE is mystery.
@ Among the humors Of the Cincinnati e.
cufs'on, the following t*Free Pass" was pru.
sented on the return trip 10 a member Of thu
party, an e1.pbysician ofthis city, ~hose heart
Is o. the largest size, aud thus comports exactly
Win mis- poFtly physique. It WAS presented
WITH speech BY Professor Eddy, .nd received
with applause loud enough to signal the train
for three stations ahead.
Good fos Dr.. I'D IL. nTer Iii. md =, .,v IN,
nita1 aash Tie ~ ten vii o M as; sn3:
to" tae Rrrox,)
n = TT Company expressly s,puas& tn, The rsipea,
~AF1 ~ ~ e1 ssoa .s.n thsn fof ~ daasSr +
~ The Mayor anp Common Council Of tho
CITY Of Chicago hare been inrited BY tho Board
Of Managers to visi. the Rose Bill Cemetery
ornnnds nm Wpdnesdar f+n u...-1 -.u:u-
, 1859-06-07

70 man named John Rourke has been
held to bail in 800 for stealing tools from,
Messrs- Eldridgc Balcom's lumber yard on
the West side~-5oseph Lauback, another TO-
tary OF Mercury, the shieving god, il also in
trouble for stealing pants from the store of J
Harvey, - South Ctark street
, 1859-06-07

EISH & LESTER.
l. FRoDccE AND {VkKISsf0T MERCHANTS
o3cs. No. Pouroy's Duih,'az. South Ta,es .srrst
lRlcAGo liz.
Cash advances made on shipments 70 Slaa A. Fah bug
NO. Refer to ]. u. UunhAu aud keynu;Ja XIV / 10
IAAko, Au4 a. =. GaataPnleVe BufAo. jy3o
, 1859-06-07

u very good thing Was done last evening
By Officer Chapman. in a1resting noisy
nuisance in the person Of the boy who shouts At
the entrance Of Minstrel Hail. On Randolph
street, to attract an audience for the ten cent
show Within lie has been I cryine evil Gor
some time past, md We trust has been heard the
last Of
, 1859-06-07

THE AMERICAN STAIR
Il ErlLpEK-ny WrIl4z +. Esrtna.oo. I'D
thing oouoectea with sha Sernce fully +spn*4 and Eus-
ated One lAI6e 9uszto son!ae. lree ~ Srnt By mail
nee Of postaxn Discount to ltaxs'.r- no CanrasserA
ALfre-s BAKER Il tiUDW1S. fAlbt:shrr1t
Tribune bulldaEA Printing uouas S4luass, New Yak.
uy1+lm-dsSQ
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TrHE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRCP in the world 10
hARTsHoRNIEI'sS, ,PEGToRAL SYRUP OF

This article liz prepared by 8 chemist, and i. pro-
nouEced by medical men. and those W o have scd
II, To- be the bert PREPARATION Tor Coughs Colds Ca
tITTh, BTOHctitts HodTs,HeSS Sore Throat from 4
Cold and preventive of that lion of Diseases Con
sumption.
Persons who sing shOUd use il. IL is pleasant To
the taste sOteEs, c-ars and streng thens the voice.
eays al Irritation OF the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
II Bottles . and 80 cents and ell Sold by all
druggists In Washington, 6 Georgetown and Alexan-
drla- 90 lift
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T H f. b E = T
q ct THE BE T.
COMPL FrE AND UNIVERSAL SUCCESS OF
w. 8. & C. HI. THOMSONs
4
QRp
Iudestructible Skirts,


WITH PATENT EyxLKT FASTENING, WEDGE SLIDE
AND WATCH SPRING BUsTLE.
"The perfection of Skirt manufacture.
q Willis Home Journal.
"a complete Eyelet Fastening, tasteful and ele-
:" This Skirt 10 pronounced faultless."-N Y.
Erda.
"Far excell'ng the best importation."-I6id.
cit deserves all the praise il has Observation-Disclosures
CARD.-The Manufacturers of the "CROWN
with which "THE INDESTRUCTIBI.E SKIRT
make unusual exertions to supply the demand, and
that they are now running their Mandatory night
and day for this purpose, their orders requiring an
iyiaeHss Increase hsir production In addition 10
their usual large production Of
= GOSSAMER EXPANSION.
and other popular styles To effect this, their con-
tracts are now out for upwards Of
5O.00 YARDS BRAIDED STEEL PER DAY,
all of which Is prepared expressly for thin Dy tneir
own makers and braiders-the very best n America
Having ample proof of the universal popularity OF
this "chQ d9nrre' of skirt Manufacture, TIT
INDESTRUCTIBLE SKIRT, they intend placing
1t within the reach Of every lady who wishes the
most graceful, durable and in all respects the best
r. San invoice of these beautiful Skirts is now
being prepared for the "Queen of England" and the
empress of France"
For sale by the principal Jobbers and Retailers
IL Look for our name snd trade mark, the
Crown, stamped on every Skirt. No others are
genuine.
mar lI-6w NEW YORK.
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ORPHANS COURT, APRIL l2rH, lB59,
" DIsTRLCT OF COLUMBIA,

WASHINGTON COUNTy-io frit:
In the case of John Mills. executor of Joseph Il.
Tate, deceased the executor aforesaid, has, with
the appreciation of the Orphans Court of Washing
ton county aforesaid, appointed SATU RDAE, the
eth day Of May next, for the final settlement and
distribution Of the personal estate of said deceased
of the assests in hand, sd far the has been
collected and turned nto money when and where
all the creditors and heirs Of haid deceased
tlhed To attend at the Orphans Court of Washing
ton county aforesaid) with thnir claims, properly
vOuchod, or they may otherwise by law I've excluded
from all benefit of said daceas.ds estate provided
a copy Of this order no published once a week for
three weeks IN the Evening star, previous to the
said 7th day of May next.
True cOpy-Test: ED. Y. ROACH,
ap Is IawSw Register Wills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-21

IL The Massachusetts, legislature has before 1t
bill making single case Of drunkenness crime
10 he punished with Imprisonment. The liquor
law does not stop intemperance, for we see that
eight thousand persons were arrested in Boston
last year for drunkenness.
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II Lauer's Artesian well, In Reading, Pa,
had reached depth Of six hundred and fifteen
feet on Thursday evening last. Water has been
obtained and rises to within thirtyto feet of the
surface Of the ground. The rock through which
he is working is still very hard limestone mixed
with quartz and hOrnblende
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-21

II Some years since terrible fight took place
down South between two men stripped armed
with knives, and then put into dark room by
themselves to settle personal feud. One Of them
was Killed. The survivor, the sheriff Of Baton
Rouge, La, was killed by the recent explosion of
the steamer Princess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-21

IL The New York East M. l.. Conference
have passed resolutions denying that the Metho-
dist Church is cOnstitutiOnally slaveholding
church. They say it is their judgement that no
man can hold his fellow man In involuntary bond.
age without violating the spirit, if not the very
letter, OF their general rules.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-21

IVA New Orleans paper mentions, among the
anniversaries which come on the 4th instant, that
Of the death OF President Harrison, s'whO was a
distinguished patriot of the Revolution and sgner
of the Declaration Of Independence" AsGeneral
Harrison was only born in 1772, lie was more re-
markable, IL his be true, than we were aware of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-21

w. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No. 4Is nth
-. street, between and II, keeps r.
constantly on hand every article re- -
CURED IN his lIne-a tine HEARSE,
PATENT CORPSE PRESERVERS, &C., &c.
His charges are moderate and his attention Instant
on call any hour OF the day night. Hacks fur
nlshed Tor funerals at the lowest possible rates.
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THE BILLIARD HALL,

THE BILLIARD HALL,
L CORNER OF Pa. AVENUE AND llTH ST.
The subscribers respectfully announce that they
have leased the spacious Hall at the A
corner of Penn. avenue and Eleventh ssstt5<s5l
street, lover blanchard 4 Mohqn's
and have fitted il up in style of elegance not ex
csllsd in this county They have grgis hsd It with
CARVED MARBLE-BED TABLES, and have
spared no expense to make 1t an unexcePtlonable
place of resort for gentlemen who desire to enjoy
this eles ant and heathfu amusement in quiet and
comfort.
~ Tho proprietors pledge themselves to spare
pains ex pense conclusive to the comfort or
convenience Of their guests.
ap IL colin MARI FISHER.
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nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSUIp-rrh
~ Partnership heretofore existing beatween the
undersl gned. under tho firm Of L.psIRY & THoxas
IL hereby dissolved 10y mutual consent All the rms,
iuess OF the late FIRM wi he settled and the CON
,scts thereof will be fulfilled by the undersig ned
Henry F.. Thomas, who will carry on the ss,ur hus,
mess at the old stand, No. 20 Light Itreet, BaIti
mere, and who is alone aqth9rized TO collect the
THOMAS J. LAPSIEV
HENRY F. THOMAS.
Baltimore, March IA, 1859.
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IL In New York, more acts Of quarantine In
ccndiarism are apprehended, should the Legisla-
ture fail to pass the bill for the removal Of the
quarantine from Staten Island The police board
have received private Information to that effect,
and have made arrangements accordingly
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MECHANICS, TOOLS

NRlFFlrH SHIELDS, 339 Pom. ayenua,
have Just received another largo addition 4, f3
their STOCK OF TOOLS, such IS Spear Il e
JacksOns and DIsstOn's Saws; Baldwin, and a
ChaPIn's Planes; Butchers Files, Plane Irons tts1
and ChIsnls; Drawing Knives, Squares, Rules, -
Compasses, Chalk AID Lines, Bowels, NalIets & -
change.
We profess to keep large variety OF the best
Tools, at the lowest prices. Come and see us-it
Will cost nothing to examine the stock. apis
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WiLLARDS, HOTEL.-Dr Browne, USN; DIR
Spencer, WIS; I'll w Dolron, NY; Mrs ii +. sand
Icy, NC; Mrs II Baxter, Tenn; Rev Burnett,
Va; 6 " Greco. do; NJ ShoomaSer, Mich; + NJ
FeatherStOn and lady, Md; r Parry, MIun; Hon
" w Jones, Iowa; Jones, do; NJ and Mrs
Buck, Mass; Erhardt NY; A Vail, do; ID A Haw-
% Sennep, dO J w WheelwIisht, Mass: q Lewis,
do; Drweedie and lady, ny; II Wilkins AID la1y,
Pa; Miss Hepburn, Pa; + l. sullivan, Cal; q
lady, Pa; Miss = Willstack, do; Miss r. Rhod s.
Ing; DIR Evans and lady, NY; Mr. and II Coe, do;
MI.s f. COe, do Miss T. Pesg. do; Miss b Bra
die, do; u ID Kelly, Mass; I'll Il Jenkins, NY; b n
NATIONAL HOTEL Ritchio, w Bowling
r Gibbons and son, L. Leo, A Palmer, w Byrne
JWIngate, r Wyyill, Nd; Judge Cost, Mo; %
Means, Sioux City; Harrison. Monts omery.
+ + LitefSsd, " Ksrsey, " Hiiman i aud lady
n y; u Farrington, Min; Il A BOteler, q A Beach
4 Crawford, Pa; DAWSON. ID g Dawson, v j; :
Wyman; L Jones, Hsstings,I II Wallace, 6
chener and lady, Il Atkinson, n c; DIR Miller, X
i Riley, Tex; Dalnsr, c; l. Mack and lady,
BROWNS HOTEL Howell, Ga; A Pal
mer, NY; b Hobkins, dO yenning; Md; Gray
"a; K Dowel, Va; J + shepard aud family, NY;
g.tI. do; : A Tfoton, Ga; ID Giiffn, do; d Brown.
Va; w Beall and daug lfer, Md; Miss Rabard, N
q; ID Bernd. NY; Thomson, Md; II Ii Lea
Ct; X ii smith, do.
KIRKwOOD BOUSE.-H Fink, Md; F. Pres
c Blocker. do; A X Crocker, w Myers, CSA; j l.
carr, Va; X Edds, DC; w Brawner, Va; T.
SaltZglver and lady, do.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-Col Cook, Ala;
Mail. Eng; ID Jayus. Va; O vi FrsidiIfaH, Pa: "
VALLEY aud lady, NY; X h Broaugh, DC; Jack
son. Va; u Sinclair, do; w LaGIn, do.