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OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE,
ALLEsDaLE, BAnHwILL D1sTRIcr. 3. c.,

or 1~iso1'LEt
ALLEspaLE, BAnSwELL DIsFnIcr. g. c.,l
. March !, 1861. !
GENTLEMEN: l used. during tho past season. Of
"1ngersonH Portable Cotton PrSssca purchased Of you
last September avo nlways been prejuced III favor
or tho serew Preas and nothing but dire necessity In.
duccl mo 10 try any other tako pleasure however in
adding tcsony In fayor OF lis nnirc adaptation
tho wants Of cotton plantation. II has aurasscd my
most ssnguino expectations I havo packed with but
two hnnds. yet prefer fonr-two ct cnch lever My
bales all woighod COO lis. Tho nrst lot to
Ia about tho capacity Of Tho Press and greater number
OF pounds tho follow block too much risk un.
loss the edes OF tho cotton box ncrrnsed II would
add greatly To tho yauo Of tho Press IL tho cotton
Was ten inches longer In haste, am very respectfully
Your obcdient servant, &c, ID. ". LAWTON.
F. 3. took my Press down and carried Il somo four
miles to pack tho crop Of neighbour who failed (, have
"screw'' built; ho was 20 much pleased thnt hc Inns
determined to abandon tho "Scrcw" and purchase sin
gersa!lB Press" d. ". l..
OFFICE OF KIsa'a MoUSrAIs RAILROAD Co,IrxSY,l
YoRKvIILE. s. o., April 10. 1867.
GESTIKMRH: have Just received your lotter OF Feb
rusry 14th-upon my rourn 10 this place. after ab
sonce Of two months7nd this rcpy DO too lato for
your "Dcscrjpyo Circular OF Inscrsos Cotton Prcss
worked admirably packing, with caso from 800 10 526
ibe Will good actyc hands to work II, am satised
packed In a day.
This Press combines tlo adyaulages OF lfghncss and
consequent portability and simplicity tbcng ensily
sged By any OF ordinary intcliycnce) drcat COM
pressing force, with lftt1o no,iyo power and ns but
not leasf Ii worked entirely by hand, Thus saving
tho farm horscs tho bard labor imposed upon them by
the use OF tho ordinary ''Scrow."
Respectfully. &c, yours, EN-. LAW.
To LITTLE & AAusHaLL. OlIarleaion, f. q.
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR nnd PRICE LIST
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To THE LAD1Es.-SroLI, WKBn & Co., will open
this morning another case Of those bcst quality
prints, which thoy will sell at 12A cents at rotai
only; also, one case good longcloth at 12I conts.
wf2
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p ARE CHANCE FOR GARDENERS AND
LII GHORI1CULTURISTS.-An ORCHARD to be rented
S.renont Depot. on the Camden branch Of the South
Carolina Raalroad Situated the high hills Of Santee
IN one OF ths healhiest having long been the Summer
residencs Of planters) well best eurest fit-
prodncng regions Of the Southern country. this oner
Of 80 contains about 5000 Peach Pears and
four rooms, with all necessary outbuidings Tor the
accommodation OF family and houses for ths acooo-
danon OF !aborcrs There Is Church, aud Postoface
vii soon be established within half mile Of tho plaza
Inc trees are selected With special view Northern
old The most liberal terms win be given,to any one
bringing I akn and capital There is Grapery contain
ing 80 vines. OF foreign varieties glass in fll
bearing. until the last year, when 1t was neglected
Iherc 10 Propagang House and Nursery Beds for fruit
and trees, and about $50 Of good ,nd
or the cultivation Of corn and cotton belonging to the
whlch can be Obtained The Orchard and accee-
sories viii be ronted worked upon shares Ar,lv 9,
JAMES B. PRNGLE,
81 Factor and Commission Merchant
Adgers North Wharf, Charleston 8. C.
DCC90ceE vi 4 = &t~t,,
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LARGEST ClRcULAr1oN.-Thc DAILY
NEws publishes the Official List Of Let
tors remaining IN ste I'osse6'ce at tho e"1
of each seeek, osrees6!y to NE -foaoeotng
section of the New. Posto65ee Leao, as the
newspaper having Me largest circulation m
the City Of Charleston:
excr1os DO It further enactod Thst lists Of lot
tors rernnning uncalled for in any Postoce in city
town or village. whcro nowrpaper shah be printed.
shall hereafter BIO published onoe only In tho newspaper
which, being published weekly oiener, shall have the
Of0co. 81
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MOUBT ZION INSTINUTE
eWNNsBoRO', & c. 5-11,
CORPS OF TEAcKrAs.
q. A. WOODWARD Principal Tr''4 Y
v VI Il Mbk1aSgs i + aSaosz. A. Assistants.
IL LII Monday In February. 70s, - '- =.
-S. TKRhEB HHagrox. .a4
Board. with Tuition in all the branches cxeeot Phi
loeophy, Chemistry and French. x1so a.
ftoeopny. Chemisuy and French. each. 90
toweln T & E n g3'.Tl'rs@.- > - - ~ ~
JanuaryE 'a.r-S1-5119 = @t,,<A1a
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COPARTNERSRlPS.

COPARTNERgHIP NOTICE.. :,
FTNHK UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORAIED
i Copartnership under the nrnn narne Of MARSHALL.
BURGE BOWEN, for the purpose Of carrying the
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS at No. 153 MEET
ISG-STRERT .toastg IA
r. " MARSHALL
"4LEEtS W. T. BURGE.
&h@M@@t+ Es- o. A. BOWEN. ~
charleston. january !. 1867. tutas1no January /
NOTICE. Ht5 s.
TEyHE FIRM OF CRANE, BOYLSTON 4 co. IS THS
L DAY dissolved by mutual corhent Either partner
is authorised ts sign the Of the nrm in liquidation
JOHN G. CRANE
J.. REDlBOYLSTON.
VII. a. TOWNSEND.
@ t-.4s HKNKF BOYLSTON, Jr.
RANL J. CoRRR
JanuAk1 !. 1857. T$ tuths :
DISSOLUTION. M.
TT1HE COPARTEERSHP EXISTING UNDAR THE
Il style and firm Of WILLIAMS COVERT is this
day dissolved by mutual consent Mr. D. 3. WILL ANS
s alone arth rzsd to aign tho Of the Af1 in u
daton. - D. r. " lLLIAdS,
Charleston. 18th January, 1867. |-.- Al
COMPREHENSIVE.
W71, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE TEI2 DAY
w formed Copartnership In this atty, under tho
nnnoe Of D. r. WILLIAMS CO.. for the transaction
tho old stand. No. Ia Ieeang srest corner Pncknoy
uE &" D. r. WILLIAMS,
C.sr #r R FLEMMING,
iaL-5.N ..-. 5l= 5 ". +. BAKER.
Charleston. 18th January. 1sss.
January II &0zNg .#.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY.

| 'r OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
DUBIIc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I'M TNI}sP
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
| for delivery nror this otHce.4 g. 1HOHAS II
sDc: L Be- Ordained bs tas Mayor aud Aldermen in
oits ConeI assembled, That from and after the rst av
hcsnses shah be taken out for m carts draws
the same manner and according to the soae nrovsIms
now Of force In relation Carts draws and at
s91 1g such
tanning the number theroo1 marked Psiroe to ba
placed on the outside Of the sha.t. asz s -
surety % any bond under the Ordinance Concerning L.
canes for Carts drays Wagons and oha carriages un.
sEcya Tho following aheI hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private cara drays wagons kc
including the horses mules used thereof which shaii
PUBLIC cAnTs, DRAXs ETC., rzosn E1r1oYxD fN Any
1uS1axss WHATEVER FOE H1nE DIRECT OF INDIRECT
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by one horse or
Fcr every cart dry Of wagon. drawn two horses or
For every hack and carriage With two wheels, s2o
For every hack and carriage With four wheels $40
tor every stage or omnibus Except fhe onnibus)
Fof every stage or omnibus toxcent n, ,oron,hno,
drawn by four horses, $50. I'm Sl25t%f.
For every truck drawn BY two horses or mules
For every ssprsea wagon drawn by two or more horses
or mules, $50. IS: ss'S 49,, :. -
HszAD oAnrs AND ra1vA4x olBrs. DnArs. xrc s..j
For every cart drag or wagon, used dor private or do
naesc purposes and not to be employed in the trans
nt p9nrang o. soSds xares neIehandse lumber. any
Indirectly for the aae ahah pay for license the
~ exclusive Of the horse or mule. 7" 1T7T!
f. 81 in the LORD one Thousand e1ct hnS.
= = 'drsd and sizty-aix. -
January tets ". 81: SMITH, C1erk OF councfl
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53 =.55 1EAYORAITY. OF CHARLESTON n
1ET .s:I..s CRY HAIL. November o. 1894 x %
Is IL PHEHONS DRSIROUSO OF RERUILDiNG IN ,!ar
Rnrnt DiseE1cts and Waste Places Of the CITY, m
er An Act OF tha General Assembly, diving nnforitv
to the City Council Of Charleston to proceel "a te MAJ
ter Of Fire Loan. vfh1 yia to aid building M the
City aEews s-e hereby notified that the forn a nnIs
eaon for Loans can be obtained at the ocs q he tar
Of Counol. between the hours Of "a. n. and PN IN.
An sppcations must be nIed in ths above rnantonas
onss a. Tho oon1nitse *n sasstsvsry Monday to oon.
d b ordE 81 taa Mayor. W. q. SMITH
IS 0ovennAecfQ ~ AEs. Clark OF Coimsk f1t
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!. l O S IL,

OST, ON THE EVENING OF THE I7TH
~ inst, IN Norris street. between Coming and King.
sman GOLD BROOCH, with border Of Black Enamel,
upon which inscribed, in Old English letters ''In
Memory Of The centre contained Light hair Tho
Brooch fastened In black Grape collar. The finder
will receive rewafd by leaving it At No. IL Morris
street A. January 10
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TOTTON AND CORN PLANTATION no
1iRENT. In 9ulntar District nnilea west Of Surafr
v1uA&e Ihe Wilmington and Manchester Railroad rrns
through the tract and station the tract and within
mics OF the settlement. Location perfectly healthy
sor loo to 200 negroes About 1000 Of arable
ccared and under fence-fences In tolerably fair
cenolnon. Good dwelling house. containing 6 rooma
sRd al stables htshsn
place who might be induced to remain ns tey sre at
&c feenea ta to The place % be sold desired rented
applying to JOHN B. MOORE At stateburgh, e. Tract
contains $500 seres sixty hands have teen successfully
middle country The proprietor Of thia piace invite
pSopostons from pardes desiring to invest In cotton
planting ss 70 eulttvatng this plantation shares.
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EDUcATlO NAL,

DANCING SCHOOL,
81 MONS. BERGER, AT MASONIC HALL.
IHUAE OF TGTTION-FOR YOUNG IADIRS AND
- MASTERS. Tt1esdass and 1Azs,sloss, at O'CLOCK.
For dentemen 1tissdoys and F1;doy1, Mt O'Clock So
ss1ndS assemblies commence at o'clock. For parcu-
Lara apply at the Hall 1t the hours OF tuition or at No
= 9leoe sGeet. WIZ. thstn7 January IT
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:
WyANTED.-A MIDDLE AGED wOMAN,
w colered, to take Of an infant Good
mendations required Apply at
Northeast corner Meeting and Martet .treet.,
January 10 1" Up Stairs.
A YOUNG MEAN OF REsPECTABILITY,
"a and native Of this city il desirous Of obtaining
in counting house. BE in willing to receive
small salay until he Is vol acquainted with the bus
asess e. Daily %e~s oss ssnthc. 9.nnary 4
W1AETED, AN ExpERIENcED 11IDDLR-
w AGED NURSE tcoorsal, to take charge of baby
months old Good recommendations required. Apply
at THIS OFE1CK January IS
q. LADY WHO T1A8s- HAD a GREAT
1on Of children is anxious to obtain stuaton GOV
ERNEsS in Private family Teacher Of tho primary
structons the Piano and in Vocal Music-or Il such
ntuaons cannot be had, would Like place assiatant
or companion for . lady.
Suitable references wiz bs given il required
Any application can be left At THIS OFFICE. and win
yWANTED, A PAFsTNER-A GOOD BUs1-
wholesale planters trade Of this city, wants PART
NER, with cash capital Of IS 600 $4,000 to
Join him in safe aId profitable business Apply at this
VNANTED, AN ELDERLY MAN SER
w WANT, to do. the Homework Of small Family.
References required Apply at No. BULL STREET.
next Coming. January 1s
WANTED.--AN IxDUsTRIoUs LAD,
and knowledge Of the Grocery business dssirous
obtaining employment. Address INDUSTRY. at the
Omoe Of the Daily News. January II
G8KTs WANTED FOR THE LIFE,
DER HNsTEPHENs By Henry cisvclsnd, Esq., Late
editor of4S Augusta tGa) stutionaiat Send for
500 our terms Al fun description OF the
oor,.- !. national L. 9 PUBLISHING mo 6.
4H1
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HOMM SCHOOL FOR BOYS. s-hla:'.
E1NE hXRRCl6ES OF THIB INSTITUTION WILL Re
Il resumed on the SECOND MONDAY IN sEPTRM-
kEh ana continue tsa months The n1nnber Of pupi]s
Is limited to twelve. igi Stg. - - -
The Principal ta graduate In honors /, Csanbrideo
~ . teacher in the South. -S,--- -
Careful and thorough instruction VIII he Given IA the
.!E LAILE and GREEK CLASSICS, French and Spanish
WIN oompleto course Of English zsudias including
ing fs is-13S771 - ,-- - -0>>'>2AAS'afr
Pupils VII be treatod In all respects "a members 81 hs
1iy and WILL receive the undivided and atter ion
dies. 1IS7 741 - - -. - . =
ke1erencea-To the Faculty OF the South Carolina Uni
serHy, and to present and former patronx ' -
signed - RICHlRD TORn A n : :.
~ OauaAesA AoSoss, Ae0S. stoth August II
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r o r SAL e.,

Tor SALE DESIRABLE PLANTATION
on Port Royal 1sland. OF $50 acres; 400 ready
for cultivation. the balsnes wood and This place is
from the Town Of Beaufort It has ample accor1noda
tons for laborsrs and is we'll supplied With horses
wagons, and Implements. The place viii be sold at
gain and part Of ths purchase money on
mortgage desired For further particulars inquire Of
January u 1... Plsntsrs , HosaL
E'OR SALE, THREh YOUNG, w ELI
Y broke MULES, accustomed 70 plantation or city
Line street s 3
JsauAry15 tuthss+
TOR SALE CEEAP.-A 2" FINE SIDE
20 wHHEL STEAMER Of 10 TONS; leneth on deck
faet rs ~.ssr ss.s ha. two a. H neta Sa
angnes diameter cylinder IL inch stroke OF
piston ts.t ha. ono ~ nse bsss; ia in eeod repair
\ sDEwHEEL STEAMER; length rs foo. On deck. 20
foot beam all 80 feet depth hold feat dran
water feet Ia. one superior low preasare engine ls
ealeulated for ferry boat For further sppy
NJ Iu1Es .vsys "a sand and % for sale. .s SR HocRA.
DAYS STABLES. corner King and Spring streets
E,OR SALE OR RENT, RAMSAY GROVE
Georgetown consisting the best and safest
rico lands with ample uplanda cleared wooded This
X.
&C.. are all in good order; ALSO Dwelling House, stables
barns and negro houses The former slaves ase1nain
upon the place and any one purchasing renting can
mako Immediate Arrangements for the labor required
For further particulars apply to
Or PNCKNEY BROTHERS.
Jaauazy1s North Atlantic wharf
TOR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT.
IL and 6-ysar old broke MULES; and THIRTY
and year old For sala at Mills HouaA 6tfhe, ApYl~
E,oR sALE-A SUPERIOR TOP B0GGY
- and . set Of BUGGY HARNESS, can be bought
reasonably oy applying to s& WIN. T. RLFE,
Oecennoer4 ~ sFs no. 80 Anson-gtreet.
EtOR -ALE, A SCHOLARSHIP IN PEILA.
I DEIPHu Univerdty Of Medicine aud Suruery
Ims Scholarship entities students instruction IN.
I'll graduation in the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. cmbrsc-
ing Anatomy, Surgery. Physiology. Mater1n Medioa
Chemistry, Obststrics and Diseases Of Woman and Ghii
dren, Principles and Practice Of Medicine and Pntholo.
g Al this one OF the Art Medical uniyerzities of
me country, favorable opportunity La offered those
studying medicine for scholarahip. Apply at thia
OilCt December 15
A PRIVATE sALE-A FINE FARM I'M
u, GOOSE CREEK PARISH, containing g. acres Of
and " OF which eloared and under fence: the bal
ance Wen wooded This place in situated l6 ilss from
ChnrleSton on the State Road, and within quarter Of
mule oa tho Northeastern Railroad. There Ii ms or
chard on the place. s- T"T~ ..7-la- - s-''1
For information apply TO
..St s Dr. a. BAER,
d. q va 1Ioak4p
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ITO RENT, T,ACOMFONTABLE DWELLING
with NIL necessary appurtenaEces at No "a peaufnin
street Inquire at No. 275 King street ~ ~ 7-
January 6 7I2. .+,+4
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7 0 RE N r..

CEA ISLAND PLANTATION TO REMr For
y ONE TWO OF THREE YEARs.-An that valuable
motto Hail. Chisol1s Ialand 1t the hesd wstars Of
St Helena Sound containing 1000 slaared land
having necessary buildings. &C. Terms easy. Apply to
WILLIS + CHISOLI.
6nAuAfy tuH North Atlanta Wharf I.
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HISTORIC DOUBTS.

SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1867.
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W MRS. CARROI. !.-g, G115S-- =
- AyINa RETURNED TO TEE CITY, OFFERS dER
- servcea as Ieasher Of the Piano and Vocal Muao
December 20 %gsglG57I . .11-S---...@'H --1' g s8
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rs NOW FAIRLY AND FULLY UNDER WAY AGAIN
and II now in every way prepared. heretofore to
sppy nus 1orIner customers and this public generally
has an csa5lahed reputation throughout Confede-
racs @ ana which can be made to order from measure
with promptncss punctuaty and prccaion and can b.
supplied from the shclves Of all sizes IN. =
The SHIRTS furnished from this establishmant ot,n
unrivaled for PRECISION OF CUT, OUALITY OF TA.
TERIAL, and faithful workmanship -
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FIRE LOAN.
sEAv0RAFYrV NnFr

By the Mayor. y..
January a.at ., ~ II. SMITH. f1erk oS res,,enI
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:. NNAs s"ePs 1troSs tne pain, Qr1v1ng all living
rolngs before the fiery tempest. The scene was
grand IN the extreme as seen from many OF the
higher buildings Of the city.
The market for tobacco has been verv ro7ch ~
pressed ever since the suspension ~ .,1a. ;,,s4
PRIOR to Christmas. There are nanv ra.se.,a @
which have produced this result, II tbe 49,
place, the stoppage Of the factories h.. iess.naa
the demand for consumption in manufactnrir,.
ana then the extreme stringency in the rnone,, %,
market has checked speculation. To those causea
may oe added the uncertainty attending the action
OF Congress in relation to tho tax; all parties seem
70 90 standing still, waiting for some Indication "A
70 tho course the market will take, and IL tha
meantime the farmer has to 70 without the money
which no hoped to realize from the sale Of hia oro
or sell at sacrifice 1777 mn,
Admiral T1aET1oFT is to 60 On his projected ~
poot1on to the East next February, andv 1ricate
snd corvette are being got ready by tho Austrian
:. oovernlnent for the purpose. The expedition viii
:: De PROVIDED With como magnificent presents for
we rulers of siarn and Japan from the Emparor.
AaaoDe these are marble statue Of tis ma;astv:.
some richly bound books and chrome
LOT oza the p imperial library, japanese and Cbineaa
Works Published by the academy Of sc;s1cas 50
wanna Photographic album With g Q!
amper1as famly and representative Of as4 ~ ine
s: ana specimens Of all the principal nrn,,oi
1oSo OF the empire. This mIas:on IN ~ ~psoouc-
aaplomatic End commercial officiaIs snd snPIlso
n and s1m of200 900 dorins has haan sso1s1
Feiatsd tcr ~ expenses, .~ 's - ''A @pl9o-
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COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
c0RNER BROAD :AND cHURcH SZREETs
RooKKEEPNa, WRITING, MERCANTILE cALCU.
- LAl1oRs TAUGHT, ,-;T- - 4
From TO EyKRy N1aHr.
January II Hiss.3J -.
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EHoR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT.
u and 6-yaar old broke MULES; and THIRTY
and ye.r Old For saa at Mills Hous. sfh,e
EINOR sALE-A SUPERIOR TOP BUGGY
~ and . set OF BUGGY HARNEsS, can he bought
reasonably by applying to VIM. 7. RIFE
December 10 Ho On A Annor G+-a.4 5f
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pASSENG ERS ARRLVED-

FROM no JANEIRO. ST THOMAS &c. Jane 2NI1 ,'eaain
Sont Anercs-Frun Dr. Cora Usuca Capt Prtnc .
NJ and L. Hoses James Redmond. Mn Jctnie Randall PEDRO
Iiase MAJOR Capt hdey and wife r. NJ ,onr' T.
y Jrs smith a. X and G. Bryce Mr. and Mn Harry thinner
children Winchester T. b. tnfn Jres iooA H.
Trearsi - children Bow
Reed John pheaI Smith FOm Para Aphouse
Caller, Manuel E1eru.
pheu. Tho4ss Roy Jones Ftgstros v homas 'y'
N and Mrs Holev Tnona Terrell Edward and
Nil. Nn,a Jose Manuel Lopez ant iostnbe
E,rjchua UIgs Thomas hosc J. ianchc and daught'
Theolore Eseruel Capt Blluco Gen Neycaonfe a1d
FROM HAlBl KG July Tia steamship Airmanaia- hr helAr
Rateu,ls r. Lobe Mr. AID Ms. e. Frer T. Baah Lfua BaiIs
C-l Kapp Zelteraf aai Carcae Mayer julie. iec Aus
sehrer and lady H. Paschm,e Bertha Slner Max lfr Nlsm
LANCE aus har,r We ennc Oueer, Msrklel Nc
Cosey H. oens wr lerbecht JoIE Kst uageTnl n lLe6
Schhck and wife BrOWnsh ia cb IckowL IT,
Bfarseu and child H. John. Bertha strauss. r. Weiss
isrher NJ Va Helm aud child. Basar Lsrdg WT
Mr and Mrs Joe Seeker r. B.0u. F1i liact
.cher C. JFerssG. ". Outflow Hddmaun j. Bauer Mara koor
Macs MAJ .Squaieuus. 'snur hohr mt
HOFFMAN Martin Busch Thomas Gok A. oume fG~ hsErle r.
Racky Bertha GsOclg J. Banhsg,u, Y tattir Emile Ef'n
Sineerrer Tocht and wife A. = Ntr. g. j. tnha
zen b. sclus stgnann Wei Julius Teaov ON Max Crutt
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fro over IL ~ upon oil. with the calmness Of a
Movers flight 10 his nest Harvard wheels at the
canseway and folds her oars. Sucn cheering was
urecedented only - minutes W seconds; lae time was
10 minutes 25i seconds Directly the pine hags were
Recommending The lake 10 the easy stroke OF Har
vard AGAIN the champion OF the American schools
during the afternoon, John Mckill OF Cold spring peat
two mile match taking IS minutes and o. seconds Inc
competitors came in almost abreast waiter hIo"h
rowed three miles i'm % minutes.
So passed the day, shower and sun alternately, anu
while one party were flushed with TINS new homer inc
other seemed no less glad that the long competition was
done for year. They made the second night in Norces
ter marvel of usy confusion again, and today the old
town Will come back 10 itself sorry that the Re
inter il over q. \. T.
BASEBALL MATCH BETWEEN HhlVARD AND
WILLIAMS.
WORCESTER. Mass. July l9.-'Thc baseball
match between tie Harvard and Williams College Clubs.
nj this city this morning suspended al me close Oh
The first inning ON account of tho ram. EaCh cuD Hau
scored one run. The match will oe resumed tomorrow
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