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S 0 u Il II CA ROLIN A.
3D.. LANCASTER DISTRICT.

RYP. t. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, JOHN T.. BLACKMON
has applied 20 me for Letters of Adminis
trati"n on all aud singular the Goods and
Chattels, Rights andCredits of Miss Ellen.
der Blackman, deceased, late of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
lsh all and singular, the kindred and credi.
tors Of the said deceased. to be and appear
before me Mt our next Ordnary's Court for
the said district, 10 he holden at Lancaster
Court honse on the I'm day of August
next. to show cause. if any. why the said
administration should not be granted.
( ~ Given under my hand and seal,
( Las. this the 3ist day of July in
49, )the year of our Lord one thou-
sand eight hundred aud Sixty, and in
the ,cighty-tith year OF American Inde-
pendence.
p. L. HAMMOND. o. l.. n.
Aug 3, 1860. 26-2t-pf zoo.
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o. l.. D.
aug l. 1860. .... -2t pf 81.
5 D U I II c A R o Ii N A =,

Joseph ID Halle, who is IN the custody
OF the Sheriff of Lancaster District by vIr.
tue OF Writ of Capias al Sati,faciendum
at the suit Of James T. Curc,on, assignee,
having flied in my office, together with a
schedule, on oath, OF his c,tate and effects.
his petition To the court of common pleas,
pra! ing that he may be admitted toihe ben.
eht OF the Acts OF the General Assembly,
Tor Tie relief Of ins"lvGnt debtors IL is
ordered that the said James T.. Curcion, as-
signee, aud all other, the creditors to whom
the snid j. ID. Halle ~ in auywse indebted
be- aud they nre hereby summoned, asd
have notice to appear before the SAID Court
at Lancaster Court House, on the Sd Mon.
day 10 October next, To show cause. IL any
they can why the PRAYER OF the petitioner
aforesaid, should not be- granted. Office
OF Common Pleas, Lancaster District, this
III day Of May, 1860.
J. a. STEWMAN, Clerk.
July ls, 23-3m.
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Even Those who are in the enjoyment o.
perfect health frequently have need to have re-
course to tonics ss pre-, entstives of disease
We are never too well ar,nored against the "A.
sa',ts D. "the ills that iesh are hri,to" Such
az ,NvlguUNlOr they may find in HoStcttrI's =
B,iters-a medicine ;hat cannot DC taken reg
uIar!H without uivlab "italrt" and elasticity 20
10" ~ys;vIu. l. all cases Of Fever aud 4 que
tue Bittc's u more potent than any amount of
qn,nine, ,,c the rnn,t dangerous cases of bill
lous fever Yield tn it' wonderful! properties. -
Those "au have t.igd tic medicine will never
use another, Tor any oi tie ailments which the
Hostetter Bitters protesses to subdue. To
those who have not made tho experiment, we
cordially recommend an early application to
the Bitters, whenever they are stricken by dis.
eases of the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. eE See advertisement In anoth.
er column. a.r.f.
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THE MARKETS.

NLw YoRk, August 3.-The sales Of
Cotton to. day were 800 bales, with market
unchanged. Flour is 6rm, with sales of
10000 bb.s. Wheat il advancing the
snics reached 100 600 bushels. Corn Is fir.
tncr, with sales of 81, 900 bushels. Naval
Stores are steady. Rice is heavy Mt At a
4ic.
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The friends Of the HON. GEORGE
McC. WirtIERSPOON. announce h,m Il
candidate tor re-eiectlon To the State SEN
ate, from Lancaster District. b.. .. ... ......
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Prepared and sold by
JOHN J. MoKAIN.

CAMDEN, S. c..
Wholesale Agents, Havi'and,
Stevenson & Co., Charleston,
South Carolina.
Sold by Hasseltine d. Massey,
Lancaster, S. c.; Magill & Beat
tic, Pleasant Hill; r. c. Pattcr-
son, Liberty Hill.
Aug. 8, 1860, 26-tf
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TO THE MERCHANTS
OF TIE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

@lE, THE UNDERSIGNED, MERCHANTS
w OFTHE CITY OF FCHARLESTON, s {,
encouraged by the increased patronage received
last Spring, and by the assurances that have
reached US from all sections of the South ard
Southwest, that our Goods have COMPARED adj
vantageously, and competed successfully, with
those bought in New York, and other North.
ern cities, and believing that being found faith
iul to the pledges, made in our fornler ard, we
Will receive sun greater patronage, have pre-
pared ourselves Tor a largely increased Fall
business.
Our Importers and Jobbers OF Foretn Mer.
chandre have all been representedi in the mar
kets Of Europe, this Spring and Summer, either
by members OF their respective firms, or by
Agents iull competent 10 stlect goods for the
SOGthern trade. They nave bought .or cash
or its equivalent, and their selections will form
HlI aIi attractive - ocks Tor tie inspection of
Tie interior "ciCa u.tS Our facilities for OH.
tainiug Domestic Goods direct from the manu-
'actu GeS, are unsurpassed by the merchants of
any city III the Union.
We, therefore, confidently invite you to in.
spcct our FALL. STOCK or FOhEIGN AND
DOMESTIC GOODS, feeling assured that all
who may do So, without prejudice, will make
their purchases in this market. Our Stocks
will bs complete early in August. when we will
be pleased 10 receive the visits of our old and
new mercantile friends.
DRY GOODS.
Gililand Howell a. Co.; Johnston.
Crews s. Co. Chamberlain, Miller g. Co. :;
John G. Milnor g. Co. Nayl.r, Smi,h g.
Co. Hyatt, MLBurney g. Co. Crane,
Boylston g. Go. f; y. L. l.. Bowie & Co.
Cadow, Mckenzie g. Co; Kerrison g.
Leiding.
.|.'' Pr. HARDWARE. 81.
Hyde, Gregg g. Day; Wilmans g. Price;
Courtney, TeHnant g. Co; j. +. Adeer IL
Go.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ID. F. Fleming g. Co.; Il. A. Pringle &
Co Force a. Mitchell =. Is. Stod.ISrd g.
Co; Dumham, Tsit g. Co.; iIaseItine s.
Walton. ........
CLOTHING.
Picr,on, Smith g. Co; Cohen, Willis g.
Co; Wsldron, Eggleston g. Co. Edwin
Bates o. Co.; Matthiessen, O'Hara g. TO.
GROCERIES.
Geo w. Williams g. Co.
CROCKEkY Il GLASS WARE.
Webb & Sage Brown g. Palma.
70 DRUGS IL MEDICINES.
llariaDd. Stevenson & Co. Nelson Car.
ter Iohn hshhurst a. Co Rolf s. Dowie.
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS.
Bowen, Foster e. Co. J. g. w. Knox
Dewing. Thayer 81 Co.; Albert Lengnick
Marshall, Burgs a. Go.
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
Iiosey, Au,en & Co. p. ID. Tanning
81 Co. ID. K. Williams e. Co.
SADDLES AND SADDLERY HARD.
WARE.
fisstie, Calhoun g. Co; Jennings, Thom.
iinson g. Co.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND WIN.
DOW CURTAINS.
Lambert e. Howell; James G. Bailis.
IMPORTERS a DEALERS IN WINES,
LIQUORS. sEGARs.
chsfee, croft a. Chsf.s BenDeker g.
Glover. ~ ~ !
DEALER IN PAPER a ND ENyEL,
stNrs ss3pass soPRS.s
JosEPH WALKER. Aug. s.-st
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Announcements.
FOR THE SENATE.

MIR. EDITOR Please announce Capt
JAMES ID. MclI.WAlN as a candidate
for the Senate at the ensuing election, and
oblige INDIAN LAND.
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Nix. EDITOR Please announces 11R.
AMOS NcMAHUS, u candidate FOR the
Office OF Sheriff for Lancaster District, for
the ens"'ng term and ob.ige his
..5r. MAgY FRIFsDs.
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We are aulhvr!L Il To anrounce MIR.
JOSEfH CLAKn, II canddar. for Repre-
svnlaNYe m >ao lover n,.ach of the next
Legislature.
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NOTICE.

A Ill. PERSONS having Executions
"A against them in my office mast come
forward and settle them up, or make such
arrangements with the Pl,inliis as will au.
thor'ze me to give further indulgence, as |
cannot indulge any longer. My term OF
office will soon expire, and my duty CON.
PeIs me to close NV busipess in due form
OF Law. "A word to the wise is enough"
HENRY HANCOCK, 8 L. D.
Aug 6, 1860. 26f
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FOR SHERIFF.

MR, EEIroR :--Ths friends Of J. ID.
HALLE, respectfully Nominate him u can
didaie for the office OF Sheriff Of Lancas.
tcr District for the ensuing Term.
.-r- MANY FRIENDS.
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ihc .n.".- at Cspt J. Is. COUSAnI
unncunor oi@ crnd da;e lor paenN lni
Lancaster D'stri'i, at The c~suiug term.
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Mh EpIruR.--fou will oLlise many
friends by placing the name Maj J. h. Rut-
ledge. in nomination for re election 10 the
lower branch OF the State Legislature.
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5 o u L III CAROLYN A,
LANCASTER DISTRICT

) . u L III CA Il y LIN a ,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
RY L. +. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, JOHN ID. GLENN, ia,
applied To ne for Letters Of Admin.
iStraIion on all and singular the Good, aud
ChaitIes, Rights and Gre Iits of James X.
Glenn, late OF The District Aforesaid, de-
ceased ..
THESE are therefore, to cite and nd
mOnisi all and singular. the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, 10 be and
appear before me at our next Ordinarys
Court for ia" said district, TO be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 18Th day of
hng. next. to show cause If any, VIII, the
said Administration should not be granted.
I ~N Given under my hand and seal,
( l.. y. this twruty sIx day of Julv, in
t~~ The year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty, and in
the eignty iitth year OF American Indc.
pendence.
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FOR The LEGISLATURE.

hR EU!TuU. -- fru viii obdgc the friends
of MR. =. I NUB.hY, by placing his
nam ~ n"int alton, tor rrp,csenta,,y. T.,
TIE io"er VrIrcn y; Ino nvNl state Lccis.
!atIrr.
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Land for Sale,

-ExA THE UNDERSIGNED OF.
&MssilA fers for sale his Plantation,
MaiIH whercon he now lives, con.
taining $40 acres, lying on
the main road leading TO Camden. where the
Cane Creek and McDonalds Ferry roads
interscct. A good dwelling house with FIVE
large rooms, with good parlor and entry.
A new Gin house aud Screw; A good
thrashing house and running gear 10 it -
new Barn well stabbed round. a No. | we'll,
rs good water as is in the District; and all
necessary outbuildings for negroes. A good
Black smith shop, &c.
Situated five miles South Of Lancaster.
vile. -Four hundred acres are under fen,e.
Come and look for yourselves, 1 will give
bargin in the place, as is is my intention
to sell. ] will put it up to the highest bid +.
der on the lst Monday in August, at Ian. =.
caster Z. II. a. ]. MclLWAIN.
May Q, 1860. lstf
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GROVER & RAKER,S
NOISELESS SEWING MACHINE.
FOR PLANTERS USE.

The very great success of the Grover
u Baker Sewing Machine throughout the
Southern States has been peculiarly graft
tying 10 the manufacturers, who are led to
believe that their endcavors to mako a re.
liable machine have been appreciated The
policy OF tho Company will be unchanged,
and, as hefet"i0:a, each machine will be
warranted III every respect 10 be as repre-
scented. That We manufacture and sell the
machlue best adapted TO all the wants of
the people of the South, can he attested bv
thousands of Families an Planters who
have them in daily use /; and, feeling the
import"nce OF mcvting every want of the
southern people, We have just introduced
AN ENTIRELY NEW MACHINE,
Made Expressly for Planters Use
n machine that will sew the finest fabrics
for the inmates of the household, and the
cOHrscat goods for the negroes Of the field.
Ii is so simple III CONSTRUCTION, that a ser
want Of ordinary capacity can readily learn
10 work il, and keep it in order. In urdi-
nary wear, the machine can not get out of
repair, and should last many years-bcing
constructed with especial care us to dura.
biity. We feel every confidence Of il NV
ing the most complete satisfaction. That
! our machines will 60 better sewing than
can be done b. haui, is evidenced by nu-
mcr"us testimonials, and from many we
| select and invite attention 20 few, as
showing
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Mr. EprToR You will obiige many
friends by placing the name Of J. Williams, =,
Esq, in nomination for re election to the
lower branch OF The State Legislature.
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APPLICATION FOR cHARreR,

IN PURSUANCE Of a Resolution pass.
Il ed at the Railroad Convention, held at
Sumter on the 4th Of July, 1860, no,ice
Is hcrrby given that application will be made
at the e-nsNt Session Of tie Legislature. for
an Act TO Ipcorporals n Compsny 70 b,i,d
a Railroad 70 be called "7'he Central Rail
road of Souh Carolina" to run from Gour.
dlHs station On the North. Eastern Railroad
by way of Manning, Sumter, Bshopyilis
and LaneasterrlIe, TO Charlotte 10 North
Carolina.
CT,B. FIR AsER.
J. n. SHAW,
8.8a q. J. FOX, Vi.
j. IL WlTHER SPOON.
Cosytrr,p j. X. iiAYNSNORTH,
CHARLES SPENCER,
Fs9 sAML. X. CHANDLER.
It## ID. NJ. MASON, =.
y A, r. RAyENEI.
IT ]. WHARTON.
July Ia, 1860 --2a--4m. fss. es "a
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FOR CLERK.

The TREND, Of JOHN a. STENMAN
nnnouner him cunditats for re- election for
Clerk oi the Coun, for the ensuing term
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MR EDITOR The many friend. Of Mr.
II. }. HANCOCK, announce hlm II candi.
dale for Clerk Ut the Court ior the .neuing
term.
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Is all that the proprietor claims
forit. The following letter was
received from Greenwood, s. G.
without solicitation, and is only
one of the many certificates that
have been sent him, to prove
that BAUME DE VIE will cure
aggravated cases OF Dyspeps a,
Constipation, Sick Headache,
Loss of Appetite, &c. Try a
Medicine that is made at home.
GREENwooD, S. c., July 10, go.
Mr.. j. j. MCKAIN-Dcar Sir:
This is to inform you that l have
used yolr Baume de Vie for
Dyspepsia, and have been great
ly beuelitted by it. l am now
anxious to obtain some more.
Will you be SO kind as to inform
me how | can get them aud
what it will cost to send them
TO Greenwood 4?
l will recommend your med
lclne to every Dyspeptic person
| meet. | think it is the bes,
antido.e | have ever used.
Yours, respectfully,
ia MES ii. GEE.
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FOR CONGRESS.

The friends of the Hon. JOHN Mc
QUEEN announce him candidate for re-
election to Congress, from the iirst Con.
greasional District of South Carolina.
LANCASTER.
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Now Adversisements.
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"MrS. Jrttrr~"n Davis, presents her com.
piImcnts 10 Grover " Baker, and takes
pleasure IN saying that she has used one of
Their machineS Tor two years, and finds it
It'll IN good order, makes II beautiful stitch,
and does easily work of any kind Wash
mgtOn, ID. e..
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"Incinnliou aud other circumstances hay.
ing brought under my examination several
prominent sewing machines. and led to an
acquaintance with their merits, should NV
"Plni"n Uc deemed of any value. /
would not hesitate 10 accord the prefer.
rncr To Grover & Blker's."-Rsr. J. "
CismSou Ciq ymoni, Dei
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Il Have used one Of Grover q Bakers
Family Sewing Machines for more than
three years, ana do not hesitate /, say that
II has given entire satisfaction. cheerful.
iy recommend them To all who wish to
lave their sewing we'll and Qui, ky done"
Mrs.. Robert Wddicombs, Washington, d.
&
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OFFICES OF EXHIBITION AND SALE

496 Broadway, New York 1871 Balti.
more Street BaIiimote; Mechanics Insti.
tute, Richmond; 259 King Street, Char.
ieston Al Francis Street, Mobile III Camp
Street, New Orleans: 81 Fourth Stre.t
Louisville iliggians' Block, Lexington /;
la North Foarth Street, 81. Lou,s; Thos
L. Stoysal, Augusta, Agent tor Georgia !;
Mrs, g., Bsanara, Galveston, Anent for Fey
as Agencies will be found 10 most of the
cities and towns OF The South. T' OF
June 20 en
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
ID. +. Fleming g. Co. Il. A. Pringle &
Co Force a. Mitchell !; =. Is. Stod.ISrd g.
Co; Dumham, Tsit & Co.; iIaseItine &
Walton.
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81 think your machine by far the best in
use. il can br adapted from the finest fab.
rtts t" tne heaviest cassIuIcrc, and srws
stronger, faster, and NOR" beautifully tnan
one can inngnc. II mine could not be re-
placed, money could rot buy it"-.Hrs. T.
H1rdin, L0uiSullle, ~
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

NAF ZION. Ia HqTELGc Ha5mSn BTSwn,
1; iqls;EsRss Nd Hilf BSa;
~ dGlacc ss'kk% gSs SHsssiss dSs:
ssei Tss%ssi Al fssEss Hw Ky
isPsf En,S Mass; Gcl9nsI h.IIlsOa, T;yIS[,
Sfe9's; ~ y. 5ts%s:y: Fl Msas
& MAS SS1 sad Bsa.S,sy Ne e?
asy S.: snP Mss joIS.n MY
kin' 3; III Csxs: Psi Hug aS%ss5 DC; " GIa;S
81 81 ES NJ; Pools Fla =; Es@sa
ms. eng, Moore. Hurst, V VAN Titis' s Is;
di s PHc Mrs L1vS @s jmGs ssSJ Sc
HsS< p n I'll sasts1d MIS- Ioaghssty and
81 1sN "a Hart TART an. IG% ady Pal hii kH sEia RT
si EtpGsfy ttIs s rs Ct. Wi Wis
1il W ME;T RFiso Ga; MsTTI.t; Miss
w Davis. &C! Greene, No; A HIfa 4
SON arg lady Ss W6ss ca H W
lens; J q enry, f Dromgoole. w Wade. j Lewis
H Hon w NJ Underwood, Ga; Vance, Va; T
WIZARDS H0TEL.-T B Alexander. DC;
faI l nt. nd DC r. Psr1 ed Do GashsT NY
r.,
and lady, %; Butterield. NY; E Anderson; Ca
10 Hal, lnd; CE Smith. NY; G % Evans, PA
NJ AID Mrs b ody, NY;J Bn ter aid dsngntsr.
Pa; Lily and lady, NY; Barker, La; DR. w
Miss; p w King. M.ss; q Upton, do; 6 Dexter, o;
= Hart. NY;p Inckhat3, Jr-. do; Capt w
aEd aGllly, NY; C"iby,. 10; F Upton and lady
Mass Mckinney, Mich: Huttan, Ga: J Butts,
Va; n Thortop, do; 7 NJ Bryan, NY; 6 Hamli,
81; SaTaZs, NY; CS Duvall, Nd; T Sham
kIRkWOoD HOUSE.-M + Flanagan, A
W,lsEt Or Hunter, Fla; B HcrIis, Mo: Hon w 5
Schsil. r. Crawford, Power, c d Br0dhead j
Montgomery, pa g Hood, Va Hon I. Pugh,
,: k Andrews. As; w Polk, Va: J Atkins Nj;
Wi ans and family, La; r Wiki nson, Me;
Il MoC.ess, Pa; w IddOwsOn, N Stone, NY;
Hon j e ROBINSON
WASHINGTON HOUSE-H Lee w Bradley
ny; Johnson. D; Schwartz, Mich; g Morton,
Cal; Pavne, Pa; Stone. HisbOro, o; Foster,
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SUICIDE OF DYING MANA most remark
able case of suicide occurred in the village of
Curwensville, Clearfeld county, Pa, on Sat
Grday last-that Of a young man named AlOnzo
Ross, aged about % years, who, by an almost
superhuman effort, raised himself from a dying
bed and cut his throat with a razor. The
young man has been very delicate for a couple
of years. Last week he became so far reduced
that his friends gave up all hopes of his re-
covery: it was thought that his life would not
be prolonged another week. On Saturday last
he talked of leaving his bed for the purpose of
shaving, and about noon, during brief alb
ssnce of the family, except a SNAIL brother,
from the room, he jumped out of bed, and con-
centrating all his energies in the effort, ran
across the apartment, entered a small room,
where his father kept his surveying instru-
ments, shaving tools, &c, and the door of
which had been accidentally left unlocked,
got out the shaving cup and brush, sat down
upon chair before the looking glass as if to
shave, and in that position cut mis- throat with
razor. All this was done in few seconds,
before his younger brother could give the alarm
or prevent it. He was an estimable young
man, and a consistent church member.
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Spinner, Ffsusis =, WiIards' Hotsl
SsflVofth, james T., A6ssnt
Stanton, Bsnjn Hyatt, - PsnnsylyH1la Av
Stevens, isaao l., Private, sos 18th st
Stevenson, John W., Private, 26S ut
Stewart, James A., National Hotel
Stewart, VIM, IS Louisiana av
Stokes. WIN b., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United St4tes Hotel
Stratton, John l.. NJ, Willards', ofhce rs Pa. sv
Tappan, Mason W., National Hotel
TAYLOR, NJ, Private. west side 2st st, bet and H
ThaJer, Eli, Wizards Hotel
Thesker, Thomas c., H ats, $50 Pa.av
Thomas, James H., S1 st
Tompkins, CydnOr r., w Washington House
Train, Charles R., Willards' Hotel
Under wood, John w. H. rs 9Th st
Yallandl ham, Glenn: h., H9 1t
Vance, Zeb9Ion 3, Mrs: HaS.ison's, 81 Pa. Az
Van Wyck, Charles H., National Hotel
Verree, John p Wizards Hotel
Wade, Edward, 2S st
Waldron, Henry, Washington House
Walton, Z. p, $50 c st
Washburn, G. c., Clarendon House, 9Th st 4 Pa sv
Washburne, Elihu B., 485 9Th st
Washburr, jr.. Israel, Private, Franklin Row, $50
Webster, Edwin H Mrs. Harrlson's, H1 Pa av
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, "a Missouri ay
Whitley, VIM. g., 5l2 uth at
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
Winslow, Warren, 90 at
Wood, John, 500 18th st
Woodruff, John, Wiards' Hotel
WOodson, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John w., Browns Hotel
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SENATOR'S.

Anthony, n. B., willards' Hotel
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bingham, K. s., " s.hinston House
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CIark, Dsnieb, Wsshington House
Soiismsr, Jacob, Wisrds' Hotel ''' 'I' ''''' '''
DAVIS, 80 &, bes l1s St and 18th
Dixon. James, SIS COreoran's Row, street
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Green. James Crns s Al, cor and 9Th sts
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Jas r. ao Madison Place
HH snn J1ness' Was;hlHHE H,a House
Hunter, K ii T. - street, bet I'll ii.S and IN
!osnsSs L. N w. ss an. and 10Th
Johnson Of Tsn1 8 Charles Hotel
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h h:n1is, JossRRR, E Ns,;1ns H HsseI
Nicholson A. q. r, KirkwOod House
Pearce, James A, Mrs. lrvins's, D ~ st
Powell, l.. W., 26s st, bet I4th and 18th
PYgh, 6. e., 4n 4th st, north of La.
Rioe, H. NJ, Min Row, ! st, bet N J av and lst st
Ssplsbnry, w, Mrs. lrvipg's, @4hst
Seward, VIM. H., 252 ct. bet 18th and l4th
simmons Jas. :, ,Willards' Hotel
Sumner, c. Mrs. Caminack's, liz r, bet I4th 18th
Ten Eyok, J.. G., Mr.. MeBlalI, 1872 ! st and Pa av
TOombs, Robt., 248 F st, bet 18th and 14th
TIambnll, Lyman. 45l 9Th st. bet T. and F
Wade, b. F., Mrs. Hyatts, $50 Pa av, bet 9Th & It'll
Wilson, Henry, Mr.. Joys, cor 9Th and Pa av
WigfaIl. l.. +, Brown,s Hotel -
Yulee, David L., 262 st, bet nth and 18th
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THE EVENING STAR.
vYestsrday man by the name Of Battles

gYesterday man by the name OF Battles,
q resident Of st. Louis, created quite an excite.
menr in Central avenue It seems that some
time ago be was deserted by his wife, very
good looking woman, with whom, up to q short
time previous to the desertion, he has lived con-
tentedly. He learned that she had departed
in company with one j. II. Bingham, who had
been hanging around her for some time He
determined to catch them, and followed in
pursuit. He traced them through Iowa, and
Illinois, and Indiana, to this city, having
learned that they travelled as man and wife
along the route. Here he lost all trace of them
until yesterday, when he accidently discovered
bis truant spouse at q window. Into the house
be went, and soon there was weeping and wall
ing, screams and tears. Notwithstanding his
name might indicate the revenge, Mr.. Battles
did not attempt to play the Sickles. Like
sensible man. he gave his wife and her para
Inour over to the law. Both were locked up in
the Ninth-street station house. Mrs Battles ap-
pesring repentant, and promising TO appear
against her gay seducer, she was released from
prison, and placed in charge Of her husband.
Bingham is a sentimental looking fellow, with
a poetic moustache and languishing blue eyes.
He was dressed like gentleman.-Ctneinnatt
Times.