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SCHEDULE G.
FIFTEEN PER CENTUM AID VALOREM.)

Pen GEL
Alum
ArrOw-rO0t
Articles Of clothing or a.
Psrel, Including hat
caps, gloves, shoes al
boots OF all kinds, VOL
Bv men, women or chi
tren, Of whatever mat.
rial comp0sed
Bales, blankets booking
hannels and foorcloth
OF Whatever mateTl
conposei, not otherwi.
provided for
Baskets, and all ether art
cles composed Of gras
osier, pa leaf, stra'
whalebOue or willow, n
otherwise provided for
Beer, ale ard porter
casks or bottles
BBesWaL
Berries and vegetables
ali kinds used for fo5d, 2
otherwise provided for
Blue or Roman vitriol,
sulphate Of copper
Bologna sau ages
Braces, sUspenders, We
bling. or other fabric
composed wholly or
partot India rubber, n
otherwise provided for
BrecciH
Burgundy pitch
Buttons and button moul
- all kinds
Cab rs and cordsge, Of whi
ever material made
Cadmium
Caizmiue
CalomeI, and all other me
GuTial preparations
Carbonate q soda
Castor beans
| Castor oil
Candles and tzpers Of spe
maceti, steSrine, par
ne0, talleW or wax, q
all other candles
Gaps, hats, NUTS and q
pets, and all other man
features Of fur, or
which fir shall be a col
ponent part
Caps gloves, leEgius, mi
socks, stccfings, VI
shirts aul drawers, .
an similar articles VI
bv men, women and Oh
dren, and not otherw
provided FOR
Carpets, esrpeting, hear.
ruEs. bed-sides, and OH
n1rtions Of carpeungs
ing either Aubuss
BRUSSELS. ingram, Ss.
ny, Turkey, Yeneti
wilton. or any OIL
similar fabric not 9th
wise provided for Car
ages aud parts Of carris
CastoTum
Cbairs. OF ali sorts
cider ard other 6evera
not containing alc0t
and not otherwise
vided for
ChocolGta
CbromHte Of lead
Chromate, bi-chromate,
dri05ate and prussiat'
potash
Clocks and parts Of CLOCK
Coach ami harness iur
turs Of all kinds
Co5alt
Combs Of all kinds
Copper bottoms
Copper rode, bolts, nj
4 and spikes
Copper In sheets or pls
called brazier's copl
and other sheets Of
per not otherwise
vided for
. COpperas, or green Wit
or sulphzte Of iron
Corks
. Cotton cords, gimFs
= galloons,
. Cotton laces, cotton ins
. ines, cotton TRIM
lsces, cotton and bran
Court plaster
Coral. manufactured
{ J CrayaBs Of kinds
Cuhsbs
Cutlery Of all kinds
Eeiaines
Dolls and toys " all n
Dried pulp
6. ! Drugs, medicinal
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Ea. WApE & co.

TTAvE JUST RECEIVED NEW MILITARY BOOK,
II to-wit:
Heavy Artillery.
Roberts Artillery and MAErJ's SkIrmish Drill for
hozuted TroOps.
Troopers Aanual. Camp Duty. Hand Book. Har-
dee's Tactics Science OF WAY.
6lso-Literary WORKS;
Notes On virginia.
History Of Virginia.
Ethar Alien; OF, Life in Virginia.
Southwestern Sketches.
Wbite Acre vs.. Black Acre.
Uncle Holm.
Hiner's Guide.
Anticipations CT the Future, fron 1891 % 1870,
For sale By q. WADS X co
iaI9 2B3 Nam str1af
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Green turtle
Sum benzion, or BENJAMIN
Guns, except muskets and
rifles, ere Arns and all
parts thereof not intended
Tor military purposes
Hunny cloth and India bag
gings, and India mattyngs
OF all sorts, not stherwise
provided for
Hair, curled, moss, seaweed
and all other vegetable
substances used for beds
or mattresses
pencils
Hat bodies OF cotton or wool
Hats ard bonnsts, for men,
women and children COM
posed Of straw, satin
straw, chip, grass, palm
leaf, willow, or any other
vegetable substance, or Of
hair, whalebOne, or other
materials, not otherwise
provided for
Hatters' plush, OF whatever
material composed
Honey
INK AMI ink powder
lpecacuanha
Iridium
iris, or Orris-ro0t
Iron castings
Iron liquor
Iron ia bars, bolts, rods,
slabs. and rail road rails
spikes, fishing plates and
chairs, used in construct
ing railroads
Ivory black
Japanned ware Of all kinds
not otherwise provided for
Jet, and manufactures OF Jet
and limitations thereof
Jewelry or limitations there
Of
Juniper berries
Lsces OF cotton, or thread
or other materials, not
otherwise provided for
.Lam5black
.Lasungs. cut in strips, or
patterns Of tbs size or
shape for shoes, boots,
bOotees, slippers, CATERS
or buttons, Of whatever
material composed
Lead pencils
Leaden pipes
Leather, ~japanned
Lreches
Llnnens Of all kinds
iLiquorices paste, Juice or
root
Litharge
Aaocaroni v~ermicelli, gels-
tine, jellies, snd all other
similar preparations. not
otherwise provi. ed for
Machinery OF every de-
tcription not otherwise
provided for
Mat
Aagnesia
Manganese
Mama
Manufactures Of the bari
Of the cork tree
Manufactures Of silk
Manufactures OF wool Of al
!. kinds, OF worsted, not
otherwise provided for
Manufactures Of GOTTEN Of
all kinds, not otherwise
provided for
Manufactures Of fax OF al.
kinds, not otherwise pTo-
vided for
Manufactures Of hemp Of al.
kinds, sot otherwise pro
vided for
Manufactures Of bene, shell
% horn, pearl, ivory OF vege
b table ivory, lot otAervlsi
provided for
n Manufactures, articles, YES
sells ard wares, not other
wise prov del for, of bra
d copper, iron, lead, PEWTER
tin or Of which either O
Il those metals shall b5
81 component part
Manufactures, articles, YES
sells and wares Of gla-s, Q
OF which glass shall be
component material, d
otherwise provided for
Manufactures and article
OF leather, or OF whic
J leather shall be a cOmpo
nent part, net otheTwis
provided for
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SCHEDULE A
NrY-EIEE PER CENTuM AD NALOREM. }

TWENTY-FIVE PER CEETUM AID VILOREA.)
AIsbsster aHd spar otna- COrdials, absynthe, arracks
msuts curacao, kirschanwasseT,
Ancbovies. ~ssrdines, anH all liQuers, mRrashinO, ratsha,
oihar fsh preserved il. and all other spirituOus
oil beverages q . similar
Brandy and other spirits character
distilled from grain OF Glass, cut
other materials not other Manufactures OF cedar wool
- provided for grenadilla, ebony, aAhog-
RiU,rrd and bsgatelle ta- any, rosewood, and satin
BEES, and al -tEer tables VOID
or Lizards n which games ScaglolE tops Tor la5les OF
are nlzved other articles Of furni-
0oro,Isffion trps for tables. ture
or other articles Of furni Cigars, snuf, paper cigars
+1re and all other manufso-
Confectionery, comGtsy lures Of tobacco
spaefrneats or fruitsI wines Burgundy, cham
nreserved in sugar, mo- payne, clarets, madeirs,
issses. brandy or other port, sherry, and all
iioBors other wines or limitations
Of wines.
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THE NEW

Az ACT TO PROVIDE REVENUE FROM coMMoDI-
TIES IMPORTED FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
srcT1oy I. The Congress Of the Confederate
Stdtes of America do enact. That from and after The
M rv-hrst day Of August next aduty shall be imposed
On ali goods, products, wares and merchandise imported
from a0road into the Ccnfederate States 81 America, as
follows
on all articles enumerated in Schedule 4, an Cd SC
loren duty Of twenty-five per centum. On all articles
enumerated in Schedule B. an I'd Udt0TeW duty q TWEEN
~ PEI cantum On all articles enumerated II scheduIe
C an I'd UG'Orem duty Of fifteen rer eentum. On al
s-t9cles enumerated in Schedule D, an dd UGIOrem duty
o. ten per CeutBm. on all articles enumerated IN
Schedule 2, an Gd UdlOTem duty Of i've per centum.
And thst ali articles enumerated in Schedule f, 3 Spe-
Z 0c duty a. therein named. And that al articles emu
merated in Schedule 6, shall be exempt from duty, TO
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SCHEDULE Y.

GIVE PER CBNTUM AID VALoREH.)
Articles used in dyeiug and sheets, unmanufactur ed
tanning not otherwiseI India rubber, milk Of
provided for Junk, old
Brass. in bars or piss, old Plaster OF Paris or salphate
and 1t only to be re-IDan- OF hme1 ground or IN
ufsctured ground
Bells, old bell metal Raw hides Of all kinds, IN
Copper ia pigs or bars, cop dressed
per ore NShea;hing copPeT-6ut 10
Copper, when old and fi copper TO be considered
only to be re-msnufac- as such, except in sheets
tured As inches long and II
Clutch inches wide and weigh
Diamonds. canoes, uosaics ing from II TO 81 ounces
pearls, gems, rubies, andtSheathingo or yellow metal,
other precious stones, not wholly or IN part OF
ard imitation thereof iron
when not set |Sheathing or yellow metal
Emory in lump or pulver- nails expressly for sheath
lied, felt, adhesive FOL. ing vessels
s~heathiug vessels, Full Sheathing paper
ler's earth, Gums Of alHStave bolts and shingle bolts
sorts, not otherwise pro Type, old and 1T only 10 be,
vided for manufactured
Gu a perchs, unmanufec- Void
tured, Indigo, India Rub-Zinc, spelter, or tenteHegue,
Der, in bottles, slabs or. uumsnufactured
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II ESOLYRD By the Board OF Mayor and Aldermen Of
n the city Of Memphis, that the Mayor keep a standing
nstics in two Of the city papers, thst No account against
the city win be paid UHle5s made by authority Of the
Mayor and Bosrdof Aldermen and approved By the Mayer.
EXTRACT FROM the m%inutss.I
RI BAUGH. Mayor.
Ill. RICHARDSON, City Register.
Memphis. August &.
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S-Oues qusre, renewable weekly, per Hunum, $4o.cO
" vice week, " bO.OO
rp-Tvo SQUARES, renewable weekly, per hnnum, 5000
" tEIce a week, " oN.CO
6z-AU advertisements foI the Appeal must be hSnded
In st the Clerk'sdesk.
EBsAu transient 5vsrtisemeLN must Se markedL or 3
sns-iAed time. when rot thEs m.rEed, they will be
charged for one week, and discontinued al TIE ehu OF
that time.
nare- CHARGED As NEW FACE DAY. and on thlrcPageJ
an advance over stated rates.
r-Advertsemen directed 10 be displayed, or SET IN
lsTCe tvpe, charged at DOUBLE RATES.
Nz-Yearly advertisers will be charged eNTalor 7soa-
py.sg space ever contract, and when LARGE TYPE Is
REQUIRED to be used, or the ADVERTISEMENT Kept OF lRslo'
rS@Yearlv advertisers Willie charged extra ct resu-
lar rates, for Wants, Rents, Removals, Co-PartnersalpS,
Notices, To C01siguees, etc.
E5sTTGasieat advertisements mast be Paid Jor "
1 Advance.
F8oNo advertisement will appear in the weekly paper
uless y special contract.
Sz-Adve- ssmsn,s to be inserted n tte.Weeky paper
only, OF Irregular intervals In eithsr OF the papers
viii be charged 81 per squarefor each ana every lhSef-
FEPAunosncinF Candidates for State, County and Nh
! nicibsl euhoes, IS each, 70 be paid in advance ia every
vzsgarriages and Deaths are published IS news; but
| Obituaries, Tributes OF Respect and FuneTa! INVITATIONS
as all other advertisements.
vE-Al legal and transient advertisements Will be
| charged by the insertion.
TsEditerisI notices IN local column win BE- charged
r. No dse1ction or variation will be made from the
NoLANAHAY & Dill.
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MIssIssIPPI 3 TENNEssEE
peal SchcdmIe-ATaig Train!

FREIGHT and accommodation
TrniRsS
VIII leave and arrive as follows:
Leave Memphis at Il n. on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS. Arrive at Greueda al 10 P. u.
Leave Grenada at s A. NJ. on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. Arrive a. Memphis at 6.l0
p M f. HOUGH,
JvIS General superintendent.
-4.4F 1901.
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C5e m(erpBis 9Ppeal.

PUBI1sHED DAILY, TEI-TEHXLT n WEEKLY
By
MS R. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r DILL
Under the style nd frm OF
TpCLANAEAN q DILL,
whom all Letters on Business, or otherwise, shouldbe
Directed.
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At the desire Of the punils, the Uniform j. abandoned
but 9ounces. feathers, flowers and jewelry, VIII Sun
be prohibited. No money will, in any CASE be sdYanced
! for purchases Of any kind.
Adress maker VIII, as before, be employed in the
house, and such bills must be paid at the end OF the
month
Memphis, July p, 1851.
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STATE M
COLLEGE,.
Hnenph1a, rennegseo.

THE Fall Session Of this Institution VIII commerce.
on the 18th Of September next. In It's favor We
claim the following advantages.
1. Its plan Of organisation, thorough course or study
and Discipline, as well as the high standard of lpstruc-
ton. place It in the rank o. q strictly drst class femzl8
College.
.. The buildings are Lew, elegznt and cOmmodi1us-
For all school purposes, they are probably unsurpassed
BY any either Eorth or South The furniture ana gem
sraI school equipmezts have not failed 70 excite the adj
miratlon Of visitors and patrons.
J. In local situation II c1Uhinas the following sd
vsntsges: The region or country Is acknowledged 10 DC
healthy a. well ss beautiful II Is surrounded By ore
Of the mest redned, intelligent ard uor2i communities.
It is Sufficiently near TO the city fr all purposes q
trade, and sufficiently remote 10 protect The pupils
aczinst habits OF extTzvagsnce- Il may be easily
reached in all directions by railroad and river.
4. The professors and tedchers have had lug eXperl-
eEcs. and are known ss thoroughly entitled TO the con-
rterce o. the sonth. In fact. the highest advantages
in every particular that can be found IN any similar
Institution. are enjoyed at this, for the proper training
and educ4ti0n Of young ladies'.
expenses as heretofore. For particulars, address
C. COLLINS,
.uA-HcU President.
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miscellaneous.
SAINT MARY'B SCHOOL,


MRS KARY z POPE, Principal, will open on the
MI usual day, SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1861, with the
same teachers.
Mr. WIEKLER has charge OF the Music. Hrs. u.
A. Z. Morgan viii continue 70 give lessons in Drawing
| and PaiHti1g, and will also have classes in the higher
| scholastic departments, for which she is eminently
qualified, having given up a houri-ning school FOR the
| purpose. Dancing, a. before, will be taught in the
| house. Twenty-Five bOarders can be accommodated.
nrn.. -parahla inYariahIY IN aavanca.
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everything.
-AEFAIRS A TlPION.

We learn by the Pacific tain last night that
.on,anv of three hundred secessiunists from
saline county, mstursd a plan TO capture Tip
toa Tbursday night. Accordingly, they en-
eampsd about -four milesirom the town. Ihe
bome guard of Tipton heard of the plot, SUM
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CGUGgg'D
A LIMITED number Of choice SWORDS for Cavalry
~ officers may be obtained by leaving orders al
GILBERT * CO.'S,
262 Main street.
ALSO-Now on hand
100 Shot GIsYss. Pistols, Rifles
and ROlUts KlliUeS,
At Low, AruraE {a19-f
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Daily gppeal,
THE WAR In MISSOURI
FROM THE NORTHERN


We give below all the information relating
10 the operations in Missouri which we nave
received, The whole being complies rom Oul
Louisville, st. Louis, and other northern eH-
changes. From the various reports our reau-
ers can make up their own opinion as 10 Tue
rneulf.
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lsPECIFIC pUTIEs.l
SCHEDULE G.
(EXEMPT FROM DUTY.D

Ice. one dolsr aud fityl-two cents per busheI
cents per tuu # fifty. six pounCs per
Salt. ground, blown, or rOckJ1ushel
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IEAEMTI nun UTIl.J
Books, maps. charts, mathe-l the arts, provided that no
mstical and nautical in article OF articles shall be
s.rumapts. philosophical deemed z model which
apparatus, snd all other can be cited for use
articles whatever, imp-r-IPav Dg stones
ted for the use Of tue Con- Personal aud household ef-
federate States reefs, Cot merchandise, OF
Rootz rsn,nhlets. periodi-I citizens Of the Confeder-
rsIs and tracts, publishedi ate States dying abroad
nv reliVious associations specimen Of natural his
Ali oh losophical apparEtusd tory, minegology, or ootd-
ipstrupents books, maps ny, provided the same be
aud charts, statues, statu-l imported IN good faltn,
airy, busts sud casts, Of for the Use OF any society
marble. bronze, alabsstert Incorporated or establish
or plaster OF Paris, paint ed for philosophical, sgri-
lugs and drawings, etch-l cultural or horticultural
ings, Fpscimens OF sculp-I purposes or for the use
lure. cabinet of coins, me- or by the order Of Huy
dsls, gems, and all collec- college, academy, school
tions OF ANTIQUITIES, pro- or seminary OF lesrninl
! vides the same be special in the Confederate State
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SMOKY CHINNhYE!

TIHBY Withstand the action u weather, end are 49,
L lutsly imperishable- A large ara yarls1 49,
wiz now be kept on hand 81 ny shop on the ooiAS1 q
Ja2O-sm II. LEMON.
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Rarthen, china and stone
ware, and all other wares
conposed Of earthly and
mineral substances, not
otherwise provided for
Encsustic tiles
Ether
Felspar
Fig-blue
Fire crackers, lsky rockets
Roman candles, and al
similar articles used IL
PyrotechUics
Fish, whetherfresh, smoked
sailed, dTiedor picked no
otherwise provided for
Fruits preserved in theiI
own Juice or pie fruits
Fish, glue, or isinglass
Eian sklDs
Flats. braids, plaits, spar
terre and willow squares
used for making hats OF
bonnets
Floss silks, feather beds
feathers for beds, anC
downs Of all kinds
Frames and sticks for UNI
brellas, parsso,s ans sun
shades, finished or unhn.
iehed
Frankferd black.
Eliminates, or fulminatlnI
powders
Furniture. cabinet an.
household not 0therwls.
provided for
Furs, dressed sn the skin
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PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY RATES OF ADVERTIsINS

Daily In ADVANCED per ..''"""-'SI
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18
THE EVENING STAR.

CLEARANcE OF BRIrIsH VESSELS IN THE PoRT
OF CHARLKsroN-In the British House 81 CON,
mons, on the I'D ultimo, Mr.. w. l.. Forster asked
tue Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether
he had any objection 70 lay on the taote ol tne
House a copy of the recent Correspondence oe'weeh
her Malesty's minister az MasnLngo w, anu We
United States Secretary for Foreign Analrs, reIa-
tive TO the clearance Of British vessels at the port
He observed that at the port In question the fed
eraI ocers of the States had been superseded, and
that information had been given to the British
Consul by gentlemen protesting to act on be-
half Of the convention OF South Carolina. Il he
House would observe that such a Notification
placed tue owners and captains Of British vessels
In considerable difficulty, inasmuch as the laws
OF the United States imposed stringent penalties
for the non-observance OF Its revenue regulations,
and he was, therefore, anxious TO know whether
her Naiesty,s Minister at Washing ton had been
instructed to ask the United States government
whether they would hold responsible those British
shipmasters who, under pressure Of necessity,
com piled with the order Of the Carolina Conven-
ton, and whether, on the other hand. they would
indemnify them from any consequences that
might result from the noncompliance with its
with It's regulations.
The British trade with Charleston and the other
Southern ports of the Union was vast and import
ant, and he felt sure the noble lord would wish
to keep all interested IN the trade informed as to
their actual position. He would not go into the
general question whether d pIomacy should be
secret or not, but no one could doubt that to at
tempt to carry out secret diplomacy with the
United states would De as unWlse Is IL WOULD pe
impracticable He should regret If her Majesty's
government interfered in any way in the lament
able quarrel which had arisen between their
friends and cousins the other side of the Allan
tic. He believed that any interference would be
as impolitic it would be unjust!fable, but they
still could not forget these two facts first, that
the quarrel had arisen out fsavery; and secondly
that they had with the United States treaty for
the prevention Of the slave trade, the relnquish-
ment Of which he believed would be as Injurious
To their interests destructive their honor and
the cause Of humanity. [Hear, hear.
Lord John Russell, in reply, said: With regard
TO the correspondence which tee honorable meuI-
Der for Bradford wishes to obtain, have 70 state
that shall be most willing give it, and it will be
presented on Monday next; and may further say
that that correspondence ia highly honorable TO
to our consul at Charleston. He was placed in o
position Of great difficulty not being able TO ac-
knowledge the new government which sprung
up, but at the same time he did net neglect the
Interests Of British shipping. GHear, hear.l
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ARRIVALS ATTHE HOTELS

wILLARDS' HOTEL-D C Jackson, Wis; ]
ID McCa6e and lady, NY; Bergner, ID Danna,
J Hichtard, G Nj Hood, g O Lawrana C. T.
Swearniger Fuller, Pa; Clausson, J A Black,
y; l. de Bebrian, NY; t NJ Adams, Pa; F Nj
Adams, Pa; Deck, Mo; : T TIlton, Tenn:
r Macrentre, Mass; w Mills, Ames, Pa:
II w Fox Mo- w Threlkild, Ky; J w Verder.
Hazilton, w w Boorcan, M Fletcher, :
Greeu, NY; g Mllligan, NJ; Buzley, Miss
is5 snzIey' Pa ed Bailey Eng; w Wash and
Cochran, y ID Wright, Pa; Penninan, X
StepPins, NY; b Tyler, Iii; II Segar, Pa; S
Pictnan, CSAi DR. Found, do; : w BEnger.
Ii W Scott, UsN; King, W BK ITee Mo- "a;
IL Upton, w Rankin, NY; CT Chapman, !
CarPer, II f Michienberg, l. l. Mating, Pa; w
HPs1on, Gt Stong, Ny; Hon A s Dwier, c C
path and wife, T r McElvaine and wife, Cana;
j. Berge, NY; f p Donnell, Me; C H wiz.
H n, 6 H. knoPt, NY: NJ Campbell and family,
NC Field; Va; J GIoesbeck, o; III Mncom-
Der, Mass; galloway, J Graham, o; C McKinni-
gan, Dickey, Pa; G II Hallister, 1t Kirk
land, NY; ID Lother, Pa; = Hetzel, DC; w XIII,
III; Downer, Mass; Elliott, o; A Ii schultz,
i Hopkins, Ms; f Walker, j 5 Atwood, J :
Atwood, jr., w C Curran Ny; G Burnap. Ga.
Barker, A Cummings, MS.
NATIONAL HOTEL-A Benson. NY. G. I
DuSaIl Md; Murphy, g w Nelson SC: A
Glenn, Nc T w Valentine, J Cheney, f ]
Armstrong, Va; w Godfrey, w McCIaire. ]
w SALISBURY, II NJ Hermon,C Emmon.. los
Jefferson, + Kirk, w Davis J Thurston. F. ID
Goodman, Golding, r. Corning, NY; n
" bite, Z ID DanfoTth, g vi DYER NH; A Thorn
rs, Pa L ii Marshall, Me; ] F Lewis, Jones
and son, Va; Crosby, Cal; A Richards Pa;
& Woodman, & " Rollins, Me; J o Dewey,
va l. Harris, Md; j Blake, Newman, Va:
Gallup, Md; Haylor, ShaIlcross Nv;
w White, IL Crawford, Pa; F. Hampton A Ma
son, X SWEET, HOughatng, c b Smith s A
Fowler, Lane, NY; C Ross, No; w Burnett
n Durrill, e Holt, Mass; : b Elliott. I'll Sell
Ter, Wilson, RI; NJ Brewer, Ms; w McDuf-
lie, NY.
BROWNS HOTEL.-F Valdena, J Berrv r
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Dorsey, Md; II Hayward, Young BIont Ga.
X CIamberlin, J 5 Mason, ID Peters e FLOYD
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u SyTne, La; Hon l. Wigfall, Tex: n Ba-
ker, y; Townsend, WIS., A ButterteId nex.
mrs Holt and sister, NJ; ] Basset Ms; r. FucE,
and ly, Engi Little, d Evans, Tenn; DR. w
Phelps, Ill.
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Md; G McCandlish and Iy, Mass; / CIack. 4,
walker, X Armis.eal and ", NY: y e. Ward
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tastanedo. w Pitsfeld. No; Boil w Coverlv
Capt VI Eyster, Pa; G Thompson, Liinn: w r.
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