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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26
THE BULLETIN.
STANZAS.
BY JAMES wooDHousE.

Fair maiden, go, the world is gay.
It's flowers may vet be sweet to thee,
And pause not on thy joyous wav,
To smile on such q wretch as me;
For | am but n sickly flower,
Too mournful for the eye of fashion,
And thou perhaps, mi ght miss thy bower,
BY rendering me thy soft compassion.
Go to the dance, the social glee.
Where fashion sports and bright eyes giar'
Where folly SCOTS at misery,
And laughing pleasure mocts at care.
The studied bow. the measured grace
The courtesy of fell deceit
Will bring bright honors to thy face,
And cast it.. burthen at thy feet.
The viol's sound and bugle's swell.
will wake and lift Thy soul 10 Heaven;
And on thee, eyes as soft shall dwell
AS sunset. on the haze of even;
And thou shall'st stand. n beautcous light,
The Aurora of the Northern sky.
And calmly witch the planets bright,
That burn and silent pass thee by.
And tender vows may reach thine ear.
And loves soft tale be told unto thee;
And sometimes thou nay'st glimpse n tear
Steal from an eve that's gazing on thee;
And iatterers voice, with softest tone,
Nav futter round thee for an hour,
And fell deceit and hearts of stoGe,
Nav point thee to loves tranquil bower.
BIT. ah, thy fever'd thoughts shall die,
Thy joys shall fade and bring the sorrow,
And all thy golden hopes shall fly
Before the bitter winds. o-'norrow.
Then dsappointments chilling ring.
viii DER thee brood wit n sad despair,
And sorrows form around thee cling,
With sulleu envy, hate, and care.
Thv roses all will fade and scar.
Thy voice viii then TO longer charm
Thy heart Will be as lone and dTear
As sbarque amidst the oceans storm;
For thou art not child to please
The minions of Il silkcn chain,
Whose words will warm. but warm to freeze,
The life blood of thy tcndercst vein.
And when, perchance, scme years are past,
And thou look'st back OF pleasures gone,
Tbv thoughts ofme will DER thee cast
a grief, like clouds tnat gloom the lawn;
And then ii higher, deeper feeling
Will whisper was once thy friend,
And warn ed thee that thy joys were stealing
Toward the goal where pleasures end.
Go on, sweet girl. thy life is yet
The morning of b auteous day;
Thy hours, with tender dcws are wet,
And hopes and sunshine deck thy way
Go seek for pleasure, midst the gay;
Go, seek refuge from all sorrow,
But mark the pensive poets lay,
Avoid the griefs which threat to morrow.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

Where are you going?' said young gen
gentleman to an elderly one in white era
vat. whom be overlook few miles from
Little Rock. L am going to heaven, my
son; I have been on the way there Tor
eighteen years. well good-boy, old fel,
low, if you have been travelling toward
heaven eighteen years and got no nearer to
It than Arkansas, I'll take another route.'
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

A fellow on the race-cou rse was staSSer-
ing about with more liquor than he could
carry. r.. :,
sHallo what is the matter now!' said a
chan. whom the inebriated individual oao
Just ran against.
.WhvEhic-why, the fact IS, lot OF my
friends have been betting liquor on the race
to-day. and they have got me to hold tne
stakes.''
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

LockJAw CURED-In New York, ayouns
lady ran rusty nail into her foot recently.
Ths injury produced lockjaw OF such ma
lignant character that her physicians pre-
nounccd her recovery hopeless. An Old
nurse then took her in hand, and applied
pounded beet root to her foot. removing
them as often as they became dry. The
result was a most complete and astonishing
cure. Such a simple remedy should be
borne in mind.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

We warn these Abolitionists not to be so
fierce for confscation. This they call a
Shareholders rebellion; but about the wind
ing up Of this matter we shall have an
Abolition rebellion. 1t is only an accident
that the latter didn't come first; hence
Abolitionists should be moderate in their
punishm epts, for with what measure ye
meet, it shall be measured to you again.
Louisville Democrat
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

%. mother! do send for the doctor!' said
q little boy Of three years old. What for.
nv dear?' Why, there's gentleman in
the pa,lor who says he'll die i If jane, Jane don't
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

ARMY WoRM-The Uniontown (Ky.)
paper says that several corn-felds and
meadows near Morgansfield and Caseyville
have been destroyed by the army worms.
The wheat fields of that country promises
a rather slim yield at harvest. Farmers,
however. think they will realize corn. wheat
and tobacco enough to live on the next
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

When a wise man plays the fool, woman
is generally at the bottom of it.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26
The Democracy.

Tn the great heart of the Democracy,
there is a reservoir of bitterness against the
destrovers of the American Union. 1t is a
hatred which does not pause to measure or
weigh the pretexts which impelled the SUBJ
version and overthrow of the Government.
Indeed, it will admit of no pretext for-no
palliation of-a crime so monstrous. The
perpetuity of slavery, or the abolition OF
slavery, is thing of such trifling moment.
when compared with the preservation or
destruction Of the Constitution, as to be
wholly unworthy Of heir regard. The con-
spirators against that sacred compact, whcth-
er animated by love or hatred Of slavery,
are guilty alike, and the Dem ocracy knows
no distinction between them, but execrates
and abhors both. They have been, upon
differe Mt preteXts, co-woTke'o Eer a CON, mon
end, Let their infamy be co-equal and
co-eternal.
The Democracy do not know, and cannot
conceive of any treason, save only perhdy to
the Federal Constitution They owe no
allegian save to that covenant-that lea
que of love'-which once bound, and shall
bind again,
"This fair, broad Empire, State with State"
Their devotion to the Constitution is not
to be shaken by the accident of a Wide
Awake triumph, the Presidency of Lincoln,
or the Ministry Of seward. An atheist may
seize our Bible, and tear its leaves, and per-
vert its sacred texts; but we know chat its
truths will survive; and we love it. and
prize it just as highly. as if it had not fallen
into his sacrilesious clutches. We know it
will endure when the Vandal hands which
mutilate it are powerless for harm. The
Democracy repose tho same grand faith in
the Constitution.
We cannot say how long the Democratic
party will submit to the calumnious imputa-
ton of treason which is bestowed upon
them by party whose career has been
rebellion against the Constitution and the
Union. Not always, we are very sure; not
long we fervently hope. 1t ought never to
have been endured at all.-Logan Gazette
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BY James Madison .
[Fede1alist, No. IA.

"Heark On not to the unnatural voice which
tells you that the people of America, kni +
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

fin trunsston) Just issued by His Msestys free
mis- ting foreign sdstus In the ports OF this ~
tom the usus nd eesabsbed duty. 10 20
A. Cores and DEGREES in former years ofcarcy 80
four il now incuded In the free list, when, ei'oP
sr. INSTANCES was confined grains exclusively IAN. ram
The official inqui les IN egara 70 for
dered this step necessary once, and one decree
authority from the Cores, which VIII eeAi1' Wv
upon assembling ,,.,.., have necessarily led
Won IL eynect come sueh intelligence II Is honid
intoress Of agriculture and commerce toa go, Ia o,dsr
be given to this information IN an 49, n nav he On.
that whatever advantage may pIoeeeu i "
joyed equally by both ~, .o,rec,ion that the belief
,;s,s a. o;nforued circles that the supply OF Seiehs IN
Turope will be more limited than mas oee,, ~ ~
demand for American products coresponuinsS gIeaef'
am' sn' very iesPe JAMES r. HARVEY.
To tho Hon WV II. SEWARD. Secretary Of Sfaie
Of what hes been represented to me by the
Minister, of all the Departments and after hearing the
Couneil Of State pleased to decree the following:
,,-,ctv The free introduction ia permitted of foreign
cereals wheat corn rye barley and in grain. -four aud
bakod bread through the inland and maritime OF the King
dom until the end Of April 1905
The foreign cereals admitted only subject to the
duties which national grains pay when dispatched for con
sumption. =.
3rficls H. Aer the expiration Of the period marked in
this the cereals referred therein may still be i'd
rpted proof being shown before the Government aer
the competent fiscal department that the same ceTeas
lef directly the por of shipment for those Of s Engoo
sufficient time have ariy ed within the prescribed PERIOD
under the circumstances of sn ordinary voyage 49,, -
Let the Ministers and Secretaries OF state OF al he re
ptment thus understand these presents ana cause the same
TO be executed. y,rc
PALACE AeuDA, August IA, 1852. KING.
MARQUIS de- Soue Vscount saba Baneea Anselm jose
Bradoncamp Peera de 81 Joquin lbones Looe
d Avila, Jose ia Silva Mendez I@eSL
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL CoTros MARKET, Sept. 3.-Sales OF
Cotton Monday and Tuesday reached 2O0 bales includ
ing 900 bales spectators and exporter. TIE market
continued excited and prices had advanced I'd d9i since
Friday, closing more quiet .
TRGpK REPoKT-1he Manchester market excited,
and goods and yarn. were Advancing
LIVERPOOL BREApsrUFYs MARkKT.-The market had q
declining tendency. Richardson, Spence Co, Wakefield
Nash Co.. and others report: Flour has downward ten.
dency with partial decline Of 3D. 3D. u Dbl Wheat dGl
and declined 3D. 1, cenel; Red Western, 9i3dl0i6. Red
Southern l0'6dlOIs; White Western ii nll6i White
Southern II 6dl2 Corn downward and declined 3d. atd
A. quarter; Mixed, 29
LIvKEPooL PRovI.ros MARKKr-The market rules dull.
Mes.s Bgland Athys Co, and others report; Beef dull
PORK very dull Bacon quiet with partial decline oitd
Lard quiet. Tsllow inactive
LivHnPooL Produce MARSzr.-Ashes firm At " for POI
and Pearl Rosin advancing common % I'D d2ll. SPIN"
Turpentine frm at l25 sugu hrmsr. Coffee quiet. -
LOspos MkRKKTs-WHKAT irregular and declined y y
quarter. FLOUR dull and declined 6ddIl y DBL SUGAR
firm COyYEg buoyant TE, heavy. RICE hrm. TALlo"
quiet at s8i. LissEKp on steady at ~ -
LONDON WEDNESDAY onsol closed al 9 yJi ior money
ANHKIcAS SrocKs.-Ilnos Central shares 81. G4'. Dis
count; Erie Railroad 3ldJ2
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Tbursday.-CoTroS-The sales OF
Cotton and to-day only 90 bses Of which
speculstors and erporters The msfet
closed dull and nominal with slight decline on al qnair,
BRkADsrrYYs-The market 10 hfmer and prices are IN
changed. The vesiher 1. wet
PEovlsioSs-The ma tet IL downward and insr'iye
LospoS Thursd closed ct go d9J. for money
AMERICAN srOtKs-The latest sales were; Inc Halfway
3lid52i Illinois Central shries a"d's discount
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Flood in PhiindcI phia-Loss OF Life and
S:rent Destruction of Property.

PHILADELPHIA. friday. sept IL, lbbl
The heavy rains this morning caused an overflow
IN the Twen,y.frst Ward, which extended TO the
Seventeenth and Sixteenth Wards doing I'm immense
amount Of damage, some estimating the loss at
81, 100000.
The food was caused by defective culvert, or
the overflow Of body of water which had congre-
GATED on Lamb Tavern Road and Broad streets.
The flow Of water was very powerful, carrying
trees lumber, and in some cases, even houses with
:, In tract which covered an area Of five squares,
is marked by complete devasaton OF property. The
water was nine feet high.
Beadeu Delaney Of Adamson's glue factory, sus'
tanned damage Of $4,000; Miller e. Hirechs, glue
and curled hair factory $4,000; Forepaughs tame
~, $4,000. The factory Of Cornelius& Baker was
badly damaged; also the labratory oil "ye'h q
Bros. Five persons were drowned. Considerable
damage was also caused by the overflow OF 'he
Schuylk and other streams, and injury to the wafer
mills.
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DIED..

BEDPoRD-At Staten Island Wednesday Sept. 20 Mr.
samuel ID. Bedford. aged o. years.
DEOEY-In Brooklyn, ThuTsdsy Sept H. Mrs Jane
Doggy, ,Ged - year.
Fremont. youngest OF Csius v and Margaret Fohb
aged IL months and days.
Portsmouth. Ohio, papers please copy.
FINCH-A nj. residence Friday, Sept u, No 100 Navy
,re.t csrnrr Of ParI avenue Brooklyn Charles Hsnbury
Finch Of the firm Of Galway Finch, Fulton Market, IT,
MI. snd, and relative. are respectfully invited to attend hi.
fnu.fa nom his late resdence on Sunday AFTERNOON 81
FrTHFRsoS-In Brooklyn en- Thurday Sept II. Thomas
Fetherson, In tie s:th year Of hi. age
HOLT-The renans Of Corporal Gnysbert V Hot Company
r. 18Th R.rment n Y S. NJ. viii be taken from the
ceviBs vault Greenwood I'll, tS.gIdiy) afternoon at
o'elocs. BY h' Company Capt H. briis' and inferred
with fnrerA honors In the Soldiers Lot
Friend. desiring to be pre.sut respectfully Invited to NEE,
the Company ct the vsnli at the sbove-nsmed hour
HOGEBOON-In the 4. 5. Hospital at Washington, VIM.
h Hor.boon Of s.w.Hsy,n from wounds received IN the
battle. before Washington.
HALsEY-In thi. city. on Thurday. Sept H. Jeremiah
Hslsey aged - years
HIGGs-In thi. city, Thursday Sept H. kob :" hsg'
Ia tho 9sth year Of his age
Australia payers please copy
JESXINs-M White Plain. We',chesier County, on Fri
d.y Sept "a John FJ.nsirs 10 the th year 81 his age
IN. relatives and friends o. tie family and Masonic bfeh
Ten. repeatedly invited 70 attend HI i,nefai at ne
Prsbysrian Church. In Willie Plains on sunday TIC itn
ir'i-. al y O'clock ?. m.
EELLaER-At H0bokru. V. J.. on Thursday. Sept II,
Ann. vii, Of John a. Kemer in the Sih year OF her
KELLY-on Thursday Sept H. David Kelly In the '9i year
II his age.
LAsALA 800 At Havana on Thursday Ans. 70, Of Group:
Fnn~i.co Jo,e your gest Of Sebastian l. LassA aud
Maris Josef, Mantilia, aged years
LAsALA-At Havana Thursday, Aug - Of Group MsiiA
Jo,sf. De Nantla PcnAyeT wife Of sebastian LssalA
formerly Of this city
MASON - Aa-r \ ,hor, illness. Thursday, sept H.
william Ms.on. ss-d g. years and months
sud friends respectfully invited 20 rttehe
the funeral h, late residence. No 10 he'en street
l.twesn Graham aud Smith street Bfoosyh T. d.
on Saturday afternoon. the 18Th inst, at oclocA
OHLANDT - In THE city, Thursday Sept II, Maria
Mugareha only child Of Christian and Meta Ohand aged
y.sf., ! month and days
sTnpFTIn Brooklyn on THURSDAY Sept II. Mrs Susan o.
sif,et vie Of Capt Thomas stree, OF the ship "enos
TICf-Iu this city on Wednesday. Sept TO- EGsce VILE
John lice IN the I'D year OF hsr age
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u,rLe,.- Report,d BY Tsiegraph.

Bsirixolr SEPT i2-PlOrH au,etll.d WHsAr hrm
Whit. ~ Gdaf -. Rcd ~ 1Sds ~. Coax duh
hiis t.dGsc yellow. 6tG1c. NnUKr dnl al n.N
PHorisIoNs Lrm BsCpS buoyani and advknenGi Sides,
7c shoulder. &C. LaHp loc.
O..geo sept l7-FtarE unchanged GKAisi All de-
.rrfion. quiet ssles 90 bush Inter Red Illinois. H.
CANA FrFisHrs batter WHEAT. "a, Com lac. 20 New
Yors isroKrsi $3.50 buah. Wheat. -, 90 bush Corn.
~ fOJ hush Dat. ErroKrs. sso"o bush Wheat sl..o
hush. Corn. -
Cnic.eo. Sept. il.-FLorR. l0dl3e lower. WHHlr.
efd65-. f,r No J. md Sane Tor No Co.'s ~ d3ae
Oar. IN fair densnd. HFcHrrs; cleo bhs flour, 1000
bush Wheut ls4 bush. Com smrsEsrs. 300 bills.
Flour $3.50 bu,h Wheat. 1900 buih Com. FERiGHrs
dull a igalc. on heat 10 Buffalo ErchAsGE and Com
unchanged
MiLwtrsKy Sept il.-fIorK ioc. lover WHEAT dan at
7pdAc Tor 10 and Sc. iof No J. RHCEfrrs;4O bbls.
FLOUR. $500 bush. WLcst fKKlSnTs-I g.. on Wheat 10
BuGao
ALBANY. Sept l2-BAKLyi-Ssies OF 1000 bush Clinton
COUNTY. new cIop. .tl.nsd ~ 1oc.. an0ai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
cavalry Raid in Missouri.

sT. JOSEPH, Mo, Friday Sept. 10, 1862.
Porter, with about 800 guerriss made dash on
Palmyra this morning and released 40 secesn prison
er lie held the town for while, but withdrew
when he heard all engine from Hannibal whistle.
He did no damage whatever. The railroad and tele-
graph office are in order.
WAsHISGTos Friday, Sept. ~ 1862.
Assjstant Postmaster Gen. Mcclellan TO night re.
teived a dispatch from the Postmaster at Quincy,
ILL.,, informing him that Porters band Of guerrillas
bad taken Pa myra, Mo-, and that therefore be has
detained the Western mails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

WILLIAM Il. IIoGEBooA Of New Haven, who was
wounded in one of the recent battles in front Of
Washington, died in one Of the hospitals at the Cap
ta on the 10Th inst At the outbreak Of the war he
was among the fret 20 volunteer his services in de-
Tense of the Union. Declining the post Of lieu,en'
ant because Of bic nexperience be enlisted as pr
vate in the 18th New.York, or Duryea's Zouaves aud
participated in all the hardsbps endured by that regl-
ment. Though dehcstely snurtured no shadow
dmmed bis cheerfuness in the hardshps Of the camp
or the dangers Of the field. At the time Of his death
be held the Office of Orderly Sergeant.
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Sparkling and Bright"
THE HUMOR OF THE DAY.

ORPHEUs C. KERRS sARCAsMS-J0KES By 4
BORDER STATE "CONsERvATIyE"-rHE CRY OF
the CoNTRABANDs GOSSIP FROM UrAa-THs
AID other richly aud seriously ssea things shins
In the famous Sunday Table Talk" OF Tomorrow
SUNDAY MERCURY,
10 which the whole public without distinction Of age
ferap. the Gres. Sunday JOurn. of New York o.
fered its hundred thousand readers more pquant and xI
arang array aghabes than constitute m quota for 70
ORPHEUS @. KERR
4. In particularly rockng mood th. week. and after draw
ing upon his countless memories of the sixth Ward
boy for parallel to the present e.mne,: Of washington.
aud giving fresh instance Of Captain William Brosns pro-
verbal wisdom he distinctly sets forth the National Military
plan bassng the Southern Conedescy In lucid and en-
TIT WRITE MAN"i. an article Of particular interest
to who have pride in their complexion and prssenn
powerful argument in favor OF white face Head IT, white
THE CRY OF THE CoNTRABANDs. is capital speed.
men Of witty. political It's sentiments being those Of
some we !. III Gaming but rather arbitrary ressoners
Next come the JOKES OF A BORDER STATE CON-
SENTATIVE which bound to tickle the believers in N
cre-d a. they spicy without having the psrtzan faint
The HAPPY LAND OF L TAB will be pleasantly repre-
sented in the Table Talk By genial and cosby epi'ts
I'm In 4 SUM FOR THE UNsUNG. the public will and .
poem uuon lust the last subject selected by poets though
IL u subject eminenty worthy the finest inspirations =
To resd these iumitable lucubra,ions az well choice
variety elegant stories entertaining miscellany and anr
vsed selections the public have only to buy Tor 'omoH'~
mornings breakfast table
THE SUNDAY MEtCOIsi,
which besides being journal Of literary recrestion alec
celebrated country for the extent and reliability
oiits
WAR NEWS,
the latter including all the dispatches Of the Associates
prs.. mn 10 O'Clock Sunday morning in addition -
special Geographic correspondence from all points Of Interest
ana Letters from principal camps in the country
Those who take TIE SUNDAY MERCURY need take No
other paper OH Sunday morning its columns present the
latest intelligence both OF national ana local ana ana s
vnt fund of literary includes things to suit all reputs-
tastes Its circulation is greater by several Thousands
all the other Sunday papers OF the city combines
held by the people
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The War Excitement in PcnusyIvnnia.

PHILADKLPHIA, Friday sept r. IIbZ
The very heavy rain this morning has somewhat
delayed military operations for the defense Of the
State; but the nucleus has already been formed for
the most extensive organization. Mayor Henry has
been ia constant communication with the State
authorities, and is every hour rendering them men
aud money.
a. +. Baldwin & Co., Morris, Fasker & Co., end
in other large machine shops, the workmen have en-
rolled themselves in body and recruiting for the
State service is very active.
The City Councils met at noon to-day, and ap-
pointed Committee to wait on the Mayor, 10 con-
sult with him. 1t is understood that be will be EN-
powered to seize upon all the arms in the city.
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ISDEPTSDgsr MILITARY ORGAsiZATGoSs IN THIS
men and othen who are exenpis Ia his city should
form themselves into military organizations. by
doing 70 they relieve themselves from the mpu'alion
Of cowardce, they oqusze the burden Of sefdefense
they encourage enymcnis, and sustain the gallant
men already in the field. The moral effect Of snch
organization. in every loyal town and city could not
fail TO produce the most profound impressions at
home and abroad. Lot il be known that every voter
is a volunteer and every house a castle--that We
have thousands Of men under drl-that We are a
nation Of sodiers-and great army at the seat Of
war would DO inspired with fresh hope and courage,
the Rebels would consider their efforts useless and
Europe would cease TO pirate about Intervention.
Mos, men who have observed the laws of health are
10 their prime At A. or 30 years Of age. They can
carry the knapssck and gun, make long marches and
endure hunger and thirst as well As half the men on
the sunny eide of the exemption law il need be; but
some men must stay at home to provide for the
women and children, TO look after the sick and
wounded, to prepare Subsistence for tie army. In
cases of necessity Ike The present. they can enroll
their names, form companies aud regiments, and
spare time 10 drill, 80 10 render efficient aid at
home should their services be called into requsiion
" A prudent man foreseeth the evil, and arms him
hnself the simple pass on, and are punished In
the CITY of New-York we have ample material for
AN army; let it be organized and drilled that II
can strike the blow Of defence should tue enemy
coma within reach OF lis arms.
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HoTrL ARRIvALs-Lieut.-Co W. Is. Heyl
Providence VIM. Rumsey, Bank Controller OF the
State Of Wisconsin, Col. Cutler, 9th Wisconsin; Geo
A. Sawyer and Capt Drayton, U. s. N, are stop
ping at the Astor House.
Brg.-Ge S. i. Ferris and Maj. Mason, U. s. A.
John p. Deveraux st. Louis Hon. ii. +. Averill
New-Yorki j. ii. Bum, San Francisco; Chas
Webb Memphis and j. II. Chadwick, Mass, are
at the Metropolitan.
Maj. Langley, England Lieut. w. w. Smith, u
s. A.; and ID. V. n. Radclih, Albany, guests OF
the Fifth-Avenue Hotel.
Judge Harmed Of Patchogue, l.. l., is stopping at
the Albemarles.
COL VIM. Dwight, U. S. A., VIM. Russell, En-
gland, c. Merriam, Springfield, and Capt. c. N.
Turnbul U. S. A., are stopping at the Brevoori
House.
C. C. Wild, London, is guest at the Clarendon
Hotel.
VIM. II. Clay, New-Orleans, and Col. b. E.
Clsrv IT, s. A., are at the st. Nicholas.
WIN. Renshaw, Baltimore and j. De Olcazar,
Cuba, are at the New-York Hotel.