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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-10
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MAR.
kets for the Week ending Thursday,
Nav 1897.

DEMONSTRATING the week just ended there
has been considerable dullness in the market for
this article, buyers having shown less disposition
to operate, and as will be seen from our table of
sales below the prices have declined fully so cents
on hard and 81 on soft-the market closing at 81
for virgin, So for yellow dip, and 50 for hard % bb
of $50 lbs. The quantity arriving is very light and
for the week comprise only 444 bbs., which sold as
follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-10
WILMINGTON MONEY MARKET.
BANK NOTES.
DIED..

At the residence of Simon 8. Grissom, in Smith
vile, on Friday, May Sd, Mr.. HENRY NJ. BRYAN,
of consumption, aged 80 years.
On the 9TH inst, at Spring Garden, in New Han
over county, DR.. JAMES M. MOORE, aged "a
years.
At the residence of r. Fl. Henley, Hall County,
Alabama on the morning of the 9th of April,
1867, DR.. ROBERT A. SANDERS, of Mariana,
Florida.
Yesterday morning, at o'clock, after protrac-
ted illness of Consumption, KITTY, wife of Thos.
L. Colville, aged 26 years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-10
Wilson in Augusta Ga.
AUGUSTA, Ga. MAY

AUGUSTA, GA, May 81. NJ.
Wilson made a speech this afternoon to about
one thousand freedmen, and one hundred whites.
The tenor of his speech was the same as in Vir-
ginia and South Carolina. The freedmen honored
him with torch light procession and firing of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-10
From New York.

New YORK May 9-P NJ.
The failure of Watts, Crane & Co., produces
some depression. The loss by the failure is widely
distributed, falling principally on banks and
Southern firms. The supension of Gwin,, Jones
& Co., in which it is stated Crane was special
partner, is not regarded as important.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-10
Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.
HUMBER,
BEEswAx, ID SO "a

81 1t should be understood that our quota
filling small orders. higher rates have to be paid.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-10
A War Anecdote.

While in winter-quarters at Centreville,
it came to pass that one of the Confederate
drummers (who was, on account of his con-
duct, not particular favorite with the
Colonel of the Sixth Louisiana,) beat the
wrong call The Colonel rushed out of his
tent, and meeting what he supposed to be
the rascally drummer, at once went to work
to punish him, and having done so, he re-
turned to his tent, where he found his or
derby, Fred, German youth, of quite gen
teel manners, sitting before the fire with a
broad smile upon his countenance, evident
ly suppressing outright laughter. What
is the matter with you, my boy ?" quickly
inquired the Colonel, swho was still excited
from his corporeal exercise.
After some hesitation, and repeated ques-
tions of the Colonel, he said '.That was
not the drummer you whipped it was
Sergeant -, of Company T, who looks
so much like him" The Colonel now be-
came much enraged at Fred. for not appri-
sing him of his mistake in time, and came
near chastising the Teutonic youth but
his good nature and heart now resumed
their sway, and forth he sailed from his
tent in search of the injured individual to
make reparation. On turning the second
avenue, he met the object of his search,
grasped him by the hand, apologized in the
most sincere manner, and, the weather be-
ing cold, invited him to his tent, and treat
ed him to apple toddy.
The appeased individual departed, and
Fred was again seen smiling at the fire.
This time the Colonel waxed warm, and
demanded peremptorily to be informed of
the cause of his unbecoming behavior and
suspicious merriment, when Fred, bursting
out said 'sYou treated the drummer to
apple toddy he looks SO much like the
Sergeant of Company Y, whom you whipped
while ago. The sequel may be imagined.
Fred got something, but it was not apple
toddy. -a,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-10
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGR APH.
from Washington.
WAsHINGToS. D. c., May g.

WAsHINGToS. d. c., May 8-P. NJ
Rear Admiral George r. Pearson has been APP
pointed President of the Naval Academy WISH
tors
general order from the Adjutant Generals Of
ice announces that Generals Grant, Meigs Dyer,
Humphreys and Barnes assembled day to con-
slider the subject of head-stones for the National
Cemeteries.
Judge Curtis, of Boston, argued in the Virginia
case, showing that Virginia was State through
out and that she was recognized as such prior to,
and ever since the effort made to divide the State
The counsel for West Virginia take the ground
that there is no such Stlte.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-10

There are no prisoners in the Columbia
county jail because an adroit female con-
vict stols the jailor's keys, and the prison
ers walked out.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-10
Writ OF Habeas Corpus Issued for Jeffer-
SON Davis-Mr. Davis to be tried by tho
Circuit Court of the United States.

Slfcuit court OF the united states.
RICHMOND, VA May 8-P. NJ.
1t is now understood that Chief Justice Chase
will arrive here on Monday. Chandler the pros
ecuting attorney, has not yet arrived.
United States Marshal Underwood to-day re-
ceived the following writ. and leaves for Nor
folk with it tomorrow
The President of the United States to Brigadier
General Henry L. Burton, and to any person or
persons hauing the custody Of Jefferson Dauis,
greeting We command you that you have the
body of Jefferson Davis, by you imprisoned and
detained as it is said, together Wi the cause OF
such Imprisonment and detention, by whatsoever
name the said Jefferson Davis may be called or
charged, before our Circuit Court of the United
States for the District of Virginia, at the next
term thereof, at Richmond, in said District, on
the second Monday i'll May, one thousand eight
Court on that day, to do and receive what shall
then and there be considered concerning the said
Jefferson Davis.
ItUIeSS:
SALMON P. CHASE
Our Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of the
United States, this first day of May one thousand
eight hundred and sixty seven.
". H. BARRY,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the United States,
District of Virginia.
Mr.. Davis, when he arrives Oh Sunday, will still
be in military custody, and will not be produced
in Court till Monday. 1t is stated that he will be
kept in the Libby prison, where apartments will
be assigned him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01


ne ~ Z Jns,e Shsndey Of Market Police Conf ns"
the accaed for examination Walton says be was IN VIC e
-
no.,,r, y, TIM BOARD of Education OF Newark was
ri an eysning last The business importance hs re-
- he massage n resolutions the effect that the S % c On
Isst - rnoyeren Of the First Ward Primary SCHOOL ,no
Hoard o this stem ia view the fact that the TUE 20 we p honH
o which the scho0lhouse stands VIII NC "a"'''''S "
the Improvements he made -, Il,
william Smith hailing from New York, yesterday VS.
he stoned al the John smith on TIE Boston
Road John waiting some customers Ana about $40
John discovered him and called In omeers 1hs |
Cor Mnphv Of the Mosna Police when after despefale
tb. William bin before Justice A. b. hAnt
man VII committed him to the town Jail for tnaL
The yearly festival Of the pupils OF the MarketsT aS
envy was held IN real German style on sSaI h br eaehe marched
school through Canast 70 th pae
y arg nsao' r, ne eSa ae.en s b. one Of bis friends
With splendid syeheaded ebony cane Among the may
schools city this Of the most aironired anu therefore,
highly foursang condition.
The July term OF the General Sessions Court commences
to-day. The following is the calendar Of cases: Catherine Jnkns
MeDenon Ellen Haeren Maria RYAN C,r GovS 65on
grand larceny; Ggan Thomas Rnn petit arcen lhoma
solomon forgery s degree HS wheer charles n,s,I D@ Van &
Isaac Williams John Kerrgan, burglary and grand larceny
The following elections and appointments are. an
nouncel the eth Regiments Samuel Rm Captain Company r. wee
e%rnSe rtsre Anton WGssh F,s; Lsa,nsG. Company ANY
Allen resigned Solomon Rosclbaam Commissa Sergeant wee
promoted; John C. Llcour Guide vice Hamburger term
EXPIRED George H. Kuhn Sergeant STANDARD Bearer vice fa term
expired
brewery in Wlast this city, and whose residence at Ne 1874
Gandst Whamburgh attempted suicide ~ means OF pistol on
apartment Mrs Bne found lying upon the door Her ann
bd not been true head lodged the wall
CLAIMED: I've Missed tas time and disappeared Domestic dcay
Is supposed to have resulted IN temporary arrangement
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INNINGS.


LIST. I'd. 3D. 4th. 9Th 9Th. It'll. Sth. 9TH Tot.
Un0Ti. ......... II IL q so
Erle otIc....... g. 32
Empire-Mr. Mcclellan OF the Harlem Club.
SeOrers-Messrs. Wright and Swift.
Time OF Game-1wo hours and fifty minutes
Fly catches-Union, 6; Eclectic, 10.
Outs OH Fouls-Union, 6; Eclectic 8.
ITEMS.
An amusing match was played at Morrisania on Fri
day the muffin mines of the Union and Excelsior
Clubs 1t consumed the pOrtenous time OF hours ana
25 minutes. The Unions succeeded IN missing all the ny
catches but the Excelsi0rs away from them in the
batting department, and won by score OF 81 TO A.
The printers OF Gray Green defeated the typos OF
BROOKLYN Saturday, by score OF 81 To %.
The COllegenine of the College OF NewIork beat the
Harems Mount Morris square on Thursday by score
OF 46 TO Is. - -, ,,,o.--,.,
The Hamilton Club OF Philadelphia in their first match
Of the season. defeated the Bachelors on Wednesday by
score OF 20 to 10.
on Monday the Quaker City Club defeated the west
Philadelphians, the totals being 20 TO H.
The Glass OF go Of Nassau College succeeded IN winning
trophy from the Glass OF 60 Of Yale College on the Yale
College grounds, on Thursday by score OF ~ 10 lS
EMPIRE CLUB.
This Club will leave at o'clock on the 4th for
Waterbury, Conn, where they Will play the Waterbury
Club at On the 9Th they meet the Monitor Gun Ht
10 a.. H., and return In the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

night NJ Library Hall Tho institute has Just completed
its first year as consolidated school, the mat anu
male departments being under one head an
which seems to have proved successful MI ~ h t,,
delivered an Grafton Snccess, the Result OF Labor
which was clearly written and web sustained An essay
NV Miss Anna r. Allen on " Unarmed Heroes was wen
received. Miss Emma g.. Matthews iedu an TiiSiuaI
poem entitled Pebbles" Mr.. George 7. Stowe delivered
a creditabe grafton "Why Men suffer- Ihe FOLLOWING
is the graduating class ut, n Mill, t1,
Nal Dpartmeat-Joseph H. Henson Bensmn & Miller Lyndon
fS@GI DsSarteni-Annie Allen Sarah R. Beach, Martha w
Crowel Hattie Cobb, MARY Doremus Emma fneI LINE
Harrison Lydia NJ Hand Emma O. Mathews Annie NJ hlef sp
Mari Platner Jennie RkeT Mary hil Isabella o. Ter Emma
n Van Compt Helen l. NOrtwck, Mary Ward and Augusta
on Friday the examinations the Public Schools OF the
city wcre completed The schools are all now closed
until the ~ Of soptembfr next
80. AMHERST COLLEGE.
~ Commencement week at Amherst (Mass) College
begins July T. The programme of the week is follows
sunday July 7BaeeatuIee Sermon b. the President al O'clock
m -
Monday lq s-Pse Dggs9aiH members Of he FRESHMAN ADu
Sophomore Glasses at q oieiocA IN tie evening
Toy July 9oratou before the Phi Pa Kappa Society at
o'clock p by Andrew Peabody, D. d. Of Harvard College Gam
bridge Address before the Society Inquiry at o'clock In the evening
Wednesday, July lO-Meetng Of the Alumni In Alumni Hail. at
o'clock Grafton by Dr. George b. Long Of Salem before the soea
Union O'Clock Concert by DOdwohs Band Of Newiok
will be given at 8 O'Clock in tie evening.
Thursday July llCOmmenccment Exercises The procession will
College Chapel 90 and will precisely at
Candidates for admission Amherst College will be examined Al
Alumni Tuesday The Alumni fequedt to register
their names at Adamss Bookstore upon arrival Gymnasium
Gymnasium Tuesday afternoon d OecE Wednesday morn
iug o'clock directly the Address before tie Social Union
| al.
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PASyENGERS ARRTVED.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN JUAN June SOD. W
Jacobs wife child O. Men6ang wife and child A. Bro~n
6nily a. W. Baker C. H. Feh. Mrs A Kngsbary, Mrs. O. b
add children Mrs Marsien infant nd ssrvast II water
Mr.. II T. children, A. Cook J. IL Bays. Tucker
O. ~ Longellov, NJ r AoIahsms, r. Morey, n NJ
MAJ aud MARKS family Field and wife, Scott and
~ MIA sco Saxon, A. &. Ms J. r. Johnson, Mrs " r.
WsrnoeI Crawford, A. W. Kidd g. II Bailey w MeAra and
v,C Agnes e. C. Wyman Capt Hewitt aud sou D. Davis d. b.
In,. A e. Ceeslne L. A. irIsm H. stacy Hudson. Mrs
SsSlor D. Miller ~ Deer0s iSi In the cabin and S In she
IRON HAMBURG uue 3In steamship Teatona-Mrs Fem and
family wenboI c. julius pohnaann, IL Nathan r. Les6eit
Trer Ida and Sehloss Paun Bertha Klein
o, lula Hemaun Levin Sara FlsehmanD Henrietta Berg
" Bertrm Muller Jacob KAmaer VIZ and Liza PfaDdeT,
hos IIennelng Victoria Sler Caroline Heller Resale HeEsehbeg
d. bernhard, A. Welpeb. L. You. H. jacob, B. sabey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF sEw.YoRK..........Jus.,
arrived.

ARRIVED.
5 ps. kna e BjS "Ss 'I' ,r' H. % "a
barkhggsd steamer with black funnel white ring and red op NH
Ship Magellan Cf Liverpool CrssSi Shanghae March H. With .ss
BaIi Annie Ada of shebue Ns Cam Merton Nay II Min
S 4. G PS %sG c sn sa ny M. "" y,
Nsversnk Gibson Cow Bay 10 DAYS. coal to Brett, Son
Brig Yeie. (B Krah ceufuegos days With sugar
Brig Lge oughon Davis Morton Havana days with sugar
Brig Gondoe OBJ Crane Old HarbO JAM 2 days with lOswOOd
Brig u p Stewart Holland ssvua with sugar to POnvr Co.
Brig srounsss tBr), H0y Kingston Jam 20 days with dse to
gds Village Belle Dr. Grant csnfueso' days With to
Brig Valencia, SMALL Neuyitas II days with mOlasses Miller
Sc Eyerslsde arn MAgoane Il days with ogvOOd to Mar
ny,jE
wIND-At sunset, s.w, light
SPOKEN.
Ship SOn Orb May g. lat IS OR % E. from Calcutta for
Ship sassss Nay from Bombay for Sphsad day.
Ship British F M Nay from csc;ta R5bs SSSSn 20 days out
Slip Prince, Amelia HOL May 49, lat % S. lOn H. from B'
Ship Cecilia Cuss May a. Of Helena from Adelaide for Lon
Ship Glendower tBr) June g. lat s. o W., bounds.
Bark Milky OBJ June 20 at = % h CS q o. no eS9ns
George Prescott Juue % of Cape oAnsO from Brds0r B.,
Bari superior of Shields June lat IS rs lon 90 9qandw
scl washngo Freeman whas Of Fhaven Dune rs lat 81 90
SER SER Smith T%ss P Pro JqSs Is lat 81
DISASTER.
brig M Spark Philadelphia parted her chains Jahe z2t
In a ~. Il. gale, and went ashore on Tyhee Island.
SANDY HOOK 90 m-hee brig ashore fall
the Romer Shoals The sind Light from E. and the
weather is clear.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Th0S MeDrmo the steamshp
San Juan Me- died Of consumption June g. and buried at Ho
from Kensingon Philadelphia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
June 29Ared steamships Delaware Liverpool; Ashland
PFady Mchae; Julia G. Avery Port SPAIN
Hancock Moonlight
Mares schr w d. Biekfod Cape Hayten; Energy
BosToS bark Carrie Long Ssgua bg Cgnst
ST. Martins Stockton Remedeos r. M Hen Bamore hIs John
Croker NewOans; River Queen C. Grove aud Breeze Penss
Below, brgs q. ~ Tucker, Gibaro; Annie, Havana.
PMLADELPHIA, June SoAyed steamship Saxon Boston chip
Westmore.and Lvepoo bark Sarah King London brig Nehd
Goenberg schr Mary Won Cea Port SPAIN Below bark Warrior,
from London
CHAKLEsroS 3Aryed steamships E. Louder from New
York and Sea Gull, from Baltimore
FoRTREss MONROE 2-Aryed in Hampton Roads ship Carl
bark Lawrence Demerara bhgs from Ma
LeandeT, from BarbaiOes-all for Baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
June 8n port bark Minnie Gordon for HewYa,k I'D
JAM June n port bark BaOshee for Yors load
ing scbr Champion, for do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
Basel BALL.
MATCHES THIS WEEK.

This week should be prolific in good matches as the
following contests between frsclass clubs on the
cards; On Monday, Atlantic rs. Empire on the Union
ground, and Mutual Eureka at Newark; on Tuesday
Union IrvingtOn MerOsea special train for these
grounds will leave Twentysixth-st and FOurthave at
p m; Wednesday. Mutual VS.. EclfOrd on the Union
Grounds; Thursday, Atlantic VS.. Star on the Union
Grounds at p m. on Saturday, Union VS.. Active at
Newark.
BASEBALL on THE FOURTH.
The number of Baseball matches advertised for
the lth OF July be counted by the hundred Dozens
OF clubs viii make OF town visits The Empires 10 TO
Waterbury, the Moutauks 10 Riverhead; the Powhat-
ans to Albany; the Eclectics TO Troy the Rutgers TO
PermoDt the Orentas 10 Paterson; the Independents
TO Mount Vernon. In fact 10 would take column TO give
the announcements OF all the proposed trips.
MUTUAL VS.. INDEPENDENT.
The return game between these clubs was played
on tho Union Grounds on Saturday. Abe Independents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

IMPORTANT Police ORDER-Last evening Superin-
endcnt Kennedy issued general order to the police Of
this city directing that until further orders the 9th sec
ton OF the Revised Ordinances OF this city be enforced
This ordinance makes il Ofe1se punishable with fine
OF $40, Imprisonment, for any person TO discharge
gun fOwlingpece pistol within the city limits This
action the order states has been called forth by the
frequency OF accidents heretofore by the too free use OF
firearms by boys and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

Action OF THE Liquor DEALERs-A meeting of
the Young Mems Liquor Dealers Society held on
Friday last consult upon the proposed resistance TO the
Excise Law. Inasmuch the City and County Liquor
Dealers Association, the German Brewers Association
and majority of the leading dealers oppose the pro-
gramme OF the Young Mems Society that body Is an
n0unced have enlarged its borders to admit all
applicants, whether dealers or not An adjourned meet
ing for consultation and decision will be held this after
noon at the Sinclair House, Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

METROPOLITAN REVENUE BoARD.-A meeting OF
this Board held Saturday at No. 80 Cedarst The
following orders for the guidance OF inspectors Of spirits
were adopted: 80 -,
Ord ff general Inspector Of spirits report 10 this
Board every Inspection Of spirits made by him. the quantity inspected
whom dAto place Of Inspection and how branded
Second TSt before branding spirits eetfed the Inspector
will carefully the with 20 determining whether the
actually been rehed fedste The brand reehed
will placed upon package containing spirits except such as are
known 10 the trade -rectlhed spirits"
Third general Inspector Who shall brand spirits reeided
allow other his brand
barrels packages containing disabled spirits except In bis presence
will he recommended for dismissal from the service.
The following Instructions were also adopted
That each Revenue Inspector daily writing
the whom he stating the
pae by the rendered during the
hours 10 making Of said report together with the seizures
recommended In seizure made recommended the
grounds aud The evidence sustain be clearly
stated
Inapector other ohcr will
by him without the authority OF this Board
Third all applications M the release Of property without
ade within orygt hoas amer soh seizure Such
application must be the form 81 adav s.tas the facts
which such release claimed The application will Ne heard and deter
mined upon such Avi together with the report Of the officer making
the seizure AND Investigation No oral applications arguments wi" be
admitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

PERsoYAI~-Mr. Charles s. Spencer and his wife
started for Europe Saturday the steamship Perere
Many OF his political friends had chartered the
VIM Fletcher, I'm which to accompany him down the bay
Before the hour OF sailing had arrived Mr. Spencer
board the Fletcher and warmly received by his
NJ wid t1ntbins Me- asaTpPiv Then there
lunch and brass band The Fletcher accompanied
the Perere far Sandy Hook. Mr. Spencer and his
wife viii remain in Europe about three months.
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lst. ID. sd. 4th. 5th. 9Th. 18th sth. 9th.


M SbGenSs s,i;ii... 5 . : 3 GO
Fly-catches-Mutual 10; independently
out on iOnls-Mutua 5; independent Z.
Passed balls-JeYett, II Peck.
Scorers-Messrs. D0igGn ana Hatshon. ~
UmpireMr. HUMPHREYS of the Eclec'ic CIho'
Time of game-Two hours and forty minutes
UNION AND ECLECTIC -.
The Unions (late the Muualsl had close INN NJ
their match on Saturday The Elcctics N this mate Gad
a strong team and played we'll that only th' f~cIve
runs scored by the Unions III INC els"n ~ ing saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

ETHE HOWARD MIssION-The exercises yesterday
consisted OF Bible lessons and short dscoures by several
gentlemen interpreted with beautiful singing Perhaps
as many as 500 children were present collected from
wretched homes the Fourth Ward. They neatly
dressed and many handsome and looked intel
gent those belonging to better localities The Rev. s.
Van Meter, superintendent A. G. Arnold, j. d. Foote,
Miss NJ A. Kles have been untng In their efforts To do
good to those little ones. The new Mission House. No 40
New Bowery is in the process Of rapid construction, and
win be completed by Fall picnic will be given ir Ho
boken week for these children OF which due notice
win be gwen. Many OF these little creatures never saw
green field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
CITY ITEMS.

LONG BRANCH, Shrewsbury AND RED BANK
The fast and commodious steamer Sea Bird Capt H. b.
Parker having been thoroughly rebuilt leaves pier foot
Chambersst n. r. every day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

THE EXODUS FOR EURoPE.-Among the passengers
on board Saturdays steamships for Europe Mr.. and
Mrs Charles g. Spencer, Mr. AMI Mrs. Paul MoTphy the
Cbeyalier dAntas Minister Plenpotentiary from Por-
tugaI the Revs Charles OIall, John Hayden, stephen
Ryan, c. II. Williamson. and Edward Hennessey, Prof
Ellie ChaIlier son. the Hon. CrOssey Ward Of sydney
Prof r. Ogden DOremus aud wife, the Rev MI. McMur.
die, Mrs. John A. Kennedy and daughter, Dr. c. +,
TAYLOR and wife, Col John Hay United States Charge de
Affairs TO Vienna. the Rev q. W. Samson and Wife the
Rows W. VI. Williams, W. ID. Thomas, and 2. Hume OF
Petersburg, Prof Huntington and DIR. II. Farnham Of
Washington. Dr. Henry Laurens DIR. c. j. Mckenzie. Mr.
ar Mrs Lorng Andrews the Hon. Thos Hayne, the Rev
Messrs. Gray and j. T. Butterworth, Mr. {. L. Wemple
and Prof II. c. Sparks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

When you set the BURGLAR ALARM TELE-
gives alarm window do0r Is
ie,sly sT Accidentally leh open HoLhSs No 20 Bpoadyay
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FIREwoRKs and ExfuBIrIoNs, public or

AMERICAN WATCHES Mt Factory prices. I. b.
BrYSKK Co.. No 1889 Broadway and No ISL Fu0usL, Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

The NcwYork Savings Bank, being the highest bidder
for the entire amount win probably receive the award
Controller Connolly has appointed Mr.. Bernard Smith
Receiver of Taxes vice John Murphy.