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The national Republican., 1867-05-29
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). A Poster, r. II, King, II. olso.t A: Q: Fay, W.
seVC Conner H. s;crSS Me- md si B.ssss.l Ms. sass
head, and Miss L. Bsnkhesd, New York w. Tonsig
iSs v; Z JSns. Ihll.dG.lIs,.i G g. % SoTn.st Del
D. RsynOid. and A. H.lson, Mass: MAJ. Hsanssy. j.
Q Green, :. 4; Dietinson, I. n Hietin,on, Mrs.
fsaifasr, va.j J, Bell, New Haven; j N. Caldwell
and Mr.. and Mra Maynard, Nd. II. n. Thompson,
Com, W: L; Darling, \. n Douglas, and II. Mckay
Q. g. A.; W. d. spiking, Pa
METROPOLITAN HoTBJ-Porrs a SHELLEY.
G. o. de Garmidia, Baltimore W. {. Brown, N.
SO D as1tgsl Bptl,T q aSai' wII1i.S' sp..r'
Conn. W. J. MeF.iisnd, new York; T. B. o.ry,
Va; L. 2. Mason, Pa. n. b. Cushman and wife,
New York yOHS f%%s,maa s.@SgIn a.d wfs m N,x.
burn, Erooklyn; 3. II. woIkman and wife, Los An.
geIes; Or. J. s. Butler and wife, Hartford y. W.
Raynor, New York; Hi Zslisr, Berlin, Prussia; A.
Cohen New York.
NATIONAL HoTEJ-H. 8. Benson.
E;B. B9..lsr, Ph,iaSslph,si Edward oulligsn, D.
SoToAIog w.s tus,.,s Ss,': ws1,s,SE
Thompson, St. Paul. william wsstlaks, Broekiyu,
ny; George ". blanchard, Henry Q. Jsqu.., y.
Lewis, brooklyn, M; 4 B. vsiis, West Point, n.
HI " v. Boyd, Atlantis, Ga Q. HuDssrtcrs,
Drake, Burilneton, N. Francis Dsn.iss, n Z. Gen
A. K King, Baltimore.
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George W. Burns, Charles Carter, Henry Fowbls,
fS F.sI, rAi.S.isEi. Il s Jane. h.osy w% ws:sss sS
"a: jams: nscSia.ii. Jane: r. TcuSS, o. new Tsis
Marvin Porter, oswego, N. Y; n. L. Mekiisr, Geo.
I eimmsl, c. II. Rmminger and vie, Mss Mary
Emminser, Pittsburgi y. Il; Crsag.r, Fredsriefi
.. Rodney, }. NJ Murray, CbIcsgo; JoSnH. oifvan,
Charleston, s. G.
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M A. whseler, j. Watson, n Jordan, Dr. A.
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3. 9. Moore, and q: D. MiIi..s Piif.asiphi. }. .
son and Charles Nswall, Va. ]. Ii. SWEET Pa G. 8.
Parkhurst and lady, ,. Revere, and @. @. Trunbul,
J. Fuller, Me. II. Bremen and K Strohm.
sEAToN HoUsE-Jous H. sxunEs.
J. =. selfsr, Philsde phiai r. y. Baker, wife, and
daughter, Davenport, Iowa Prank erie,h, n: Johh
sasls. ir,vai 4. W; flandrau, n. 7. MsIsh.ll
Edis, GeorsetOwn; DR.. R. Scott, B. y. DuyGiI,
Thomas sassur, Thomas H. o.burn, Nd. W. A. wal
5snb ssr Pc: JSAI AZ hSE"Tn St H. ass. Phi,.
more.
UNITED STATES H0TRL-M. II. BEAN.
W. II. Warner, jos. W, Wilson, J. Lawrence, Phila-
dslphiS, Pa A. D; Tuck, Saratoga, n; X; s. g.
tlmOrej Joseph Caldwell, l. 6. G.Hsward, MAsS. N p
Gate, NoTthneld, N H.; A. D. Dudley, CsmdiB, N. II.
Geo. W. Mason, Hudson, NY.
WASHINGTON HoUsE--Mrs A. =. BEvEnrpor.
Hon. O. W. seoheld. Warren, Pa; RE. white and
lady, New York; IA. ssaright, Pa J. 8. Mortop
Baltimore D. L. Carr, D. B.Wilson,va- g. D. San
ford, J. T. Weaver, New Orleans; D. Hood and lady,
Macon g. Faster, r. X. Tilley and son, Harper's
Ferryi 2. O. Giddings, Va; B. X. Norton, Del.
OWEN HOUSES. W. owEx.
DR.. W. A Brown, Columbus, Ohio; MAI. J. b.
Campbell, J. II. Hursh, c. L, fltIhugh, U. 8. A. I;
Rev. William Pugh Carmichael, N. C.; Col. Thomas
DevereuE, Me. Maurice Mccormick, N. G.. DR.. L. n
Burroys Ind
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FIRsT WARD SECOND PRE-

E,IRST WARD - SECOND PRE-
IL CINCT. Notice 10 hereby given that, In con-
formity 10 the proysions Of the charter Of the city Of
Washington, an election will be held In the Second
Precinct Of the Pirst ward, on MONDAY, the "a day
Of June next, at Reeves Carpenter shop, on the
south side Of street north, between Eintsenth and
Twentieth streets west, for Colleetor Register and
Burveyor, one member Of the Board Of Aldermen and
three members Of the Board Of Common Council, TO
represent said Ward al which said Precinct the
votes Of alt who are registered In the original fr,t
Precinct Of said ward initial letter Of whose
is from to Q, inclusive, viii be received. Polls
open at q. m and close At p:
GEO. d. FlLLEBR0wN,
.#- ..r- JOHN A. sIhMs,
myF-td Commissioners.
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EIRST WARD FOURTH PRE-
il CINCT-Notiee ia hsrsby given that, In con
formity to the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of
Washington, an election will be held IN the Fourth
Preeinet Of the First Ward, MONDAY, the Sd day
Of Juns next, at ysrnon's Carpenter shop, on the
southwest corner Of H street north and Nineteenth
street west, for Collector, Register and Surveyor,
ono member Of the Board Of Aldermen, and three
members Of the Board Of Common Council 10 repre-
ssnt said Ward at which said preenet the vote, Of
all who are registered in the original Second Pre-
einet Of said Ward the initial letter Of whose names
Il from N 10 z, Inclusive, will be received. Polls
T. w DRURY,
BENZ. TILLEY,
myg.td Commissiansrs.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

EvENTH wARD.-THIRD PRE-
- cINcT. T.-Noties IL hereby given that, In con
wsshineton, an election will be held 10 the rkird
Prseinctof The Seventh Ward, on MONDAY, the 81
day Of Jane nsxt, II Mrs Ciaryoss house, on north
siis sirsst south, between Ninth and Tsnth west,
near corner Of ninth street. for Celleetor Rsrstsr
and Surveyor, one member Of the Board Of Alder
men, three members Of the Board of Common Coun-
he votes Of ali Who are registered in the original
second Presinci % said ward. The initial letter Of
whose names 10 from 70 L, inclusive, will be 70.
Polls open stTa m. and close .. p. N.
n. o. JOHNSON,
JAMES SMALL,
my37.N Commissionsrs.
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SECOND WARD - FIRST PRE-
~ CINCT.-Noties Ia hereby given that, in con :
formty to the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of
Warrington, an election will be held In the First
Precinct OF the Second Ward, on MONDAY, the Sd
day o. June next, on the northeast corner Of rhlr
tsenth street west and street north for Collector
Register, and Surveyor one member Of the Board Of
Aldermen, and three members Of the Board Of Com
mon Council, to represent said ward, aud Assess
sor; at which said precinct the votes Of all who are
In the original FIRST Prselnct OF said Ward
the Initial letter Of whose names IL from to L. In
outiye, will be received. Polls open at m, and
close at p m. J.sSHEETs,
JOHN CHAPMAN,
myi7-td Commissioner..
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DEPARTMENT,

w SURGEON GENERALS oPIIoR Nav ,sa5
" An army medical Board 10 now iu sess on in Nav
army. NA"'a h'stes
and physically sound. ''a'" Absi
.Sd be 70, .SSr...si "a I .S 'ss 70 appear
apd must state the fall name rsaidansa 80
oAs and pl CO OF birth OF the candidate Ts,timo.
nlAs as 70 character aud quAliheations must X.
sais neI u me applicant has been In the Medical
OF service. 4' anu PiAee
No allowance Is made for the expenses OF per,o.s
,he m'nAlion, As Is an indis spensAble
There Aieihirty Ave vacancies In the Medical STAFF
J.K. BARNES,
ma4'aolm Surgeon General, U. 9. Army
THE NEW BANKRUPT LAW,
HARPER 4 BoRTHERs
Have In Press,
And will PubllHh ImmSd
THE
NEW BANKRUPT BILL
WITH NOTES, FORMS OF PROCRDURR.
- And Collection Of all The
AMERICAN AND EHgLIsH DECISIONS UPON THR
LAW OF BANKRUPTCY,
Adapted to the use Of the Lawyer and Merchant.
BDwIEJAMHs
VI 'he Eew YORK Bar and one OF the Prameru Of the
english bankruptcy Amendment Act,
M. James has had unusual opportuD,,,.. IA ia.
come Iamiliar with the Law Of BankTuptoy hSyinS
p member Of Parliamsnt at the time The RaEliIk
AZ hIpn As' was passed and having himself ear
neu thIongh Important amendment 70 the bill Ne
s niao ioI many years successful practitioner In
R;SSs;It;;r' March, 1880 HARPER BRoTHIRs, '"
New Ysik.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

EIRST WARD-FIRST PRECINCT
the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of wsshing
ton an election will be held In the flrst Precinct Of
the First Ward, on MONDAY, the Sd day OF Juns
Pennsyiyania avenue and Rightesnth street west,
for Collector, Register and Surveyor, one member
Of the Board Of Aldsrmsn and three members Of the
which said Prscinet the votes OF all who are regis.
eTed in the original First Precinct Of said Ward the
inItal letter ofwhose names IL from 10 L, inelu.
.iye. will be received. Polls open at O. m, and
close At 7 D. m, JOHN y. COOK,
JASPER n Witty,
myT.dt cOmmlssiOnsrs.
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CIRsT wARD-THIRD PRECINCT.

EIRST wARD-THIRD PRECINCT.
Il Notice 10 hereby given that, in conformity to
the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of washing
ton, an election will be held in the Third Prseinet Of
next at Bradley . Bulldlng,h - On the south side Of
street mort, between Kightssnth and Ninetesnth
streets west for Colsetor, Register, and Surveyor,
one member Of the Board of kdernsn, and three
members Of the Beard Of Common Council, 10 repre-
sent said Ward; at which said Precinct the votes Of
all Who negi tered In The original Second Pre-
cnet Of said Ward the initial letter Of whose
Is from 4 to L, inclusive, will be received Polls
open At = .. m, and close at Pm.
W. D. WEBB,
EDMUND CRUISER,
my97-td commissiOnsrs.
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EOURTH wARD-F0URTH PRE-
CINCT.-Notiee is hereby given that, In con.
fermity 70 the proyisops Of the charter city o.
washington, an sisston will be held 70 the rourth
Proc net Of the Rourth wsrd, on MONDAY, ths %
day Of June nsxt In the basement Of the east wing Of
the City Hail. for Collector, Register, and surveyor,
two members Of the Board Of Aldermen, for one and
Of Common Council 70 represent said ward, and one
Assessor at which said precinct the votes Of all who
are registered in the original sseond Precinct Of said
e. iHcia.iys will be received Polls open Al 4 m,
and close af7p N. CHARLES u. WALTkR,
cHARLts n. n. WOOD,
myd.h Commissionsrs.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

EoURTH wARD-SECoND PRE-
II CINCT.-Notles 10 hereby given that, In con.
formiy to the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of
Washington, an election Will be held In tho Second
day Of June next, al Mrs. Rlynns, northwest corner
Of FIRST street west snd street NORTH for Colec.
tor, Register and Surveyor two msmbsrs Of the Board
three members Of the Board Of Common Connoil, 70
represent said Ward, ard one ASSESSOR al which
said prsenet the votes Of all who are registered In
The original First Precinct Of said ward the initial
letter Of whose names IL from 10 q inclusive, will
be received. Polls open Al la m, and close at
pm. J. r. ToLLaHsBRR,
JAMRs A. JONES,
my8J.td Cemminnianera,
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EOURTH WARD = THIRD PRE-
Il CINCT.-Notios 10 hereby given that, In con.
formity 10 the proyons Of the charter Of the city q
Washington, an election will be held IN the Third
Precinct Of the Fourth ward, on MONDAY, the %
day Of June next, II Fowlsr's Wood Omes, on the
northeast corner of Third strset west and street
members Of the Board Of Aldermen, for one and two
years respectively, three members Of the Board OF
Common Council, 10 represent said ward, ard one
Assessor At which said precinct the votes Of all who
are registered in the or t sseond Prsenet Of said
Ward ~ initial letter Of whose names 10 from 70
L. inc1ative, will be reosived. Polls open At n,
and Gloss at pm. J. r. HALLECK,
RUaRNK r. LEWIS,
my2J-h Commissioners.
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xTH WARD-THIRD PRECINCT

= .XTH WARD-THIRD PRECINCT.
Notice Is hereby given that, In conformity TO
the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of Washing
ton an slsction will be held In the Third Prselne Of
the sixth Ward, on MoHDAY, the Sd day Of Jane
next, at Costgan's Old htors, northeast corner Of
Register and Surveyor, one member Of the Board Of
Aldermen, three members Of the Board Of Common
Couaeil, to represent said Waid, and an Assessor
at which said Precinct votes Of all who regis-
tered In the original Second Precinct Of said WARD
the initial letter Of whose names s from 10 L. In
elusive, will be received. Polls open at m and
| close at p. m. L. A. TURLL,
| HENRY ACTON,
my27-d Commissioners.
The national Republican., 1867-05-29

CEvENTH wARD.-F0URTH PRE-
ffmity 70 he provsons of the shsfsr of the city Of
Wsshihstsr an eise.ios Will be held IN the Fourth
Prscihef % ths Seventh ward, On MONDAY, the 81
sids Of =, arrest south, between Ninth and Tenth
sests vssl near The corner Of Ninth street, for.
Coilsstor, Register, and surveyor, one member o.
Of Common Council 10 represent said ward; atwhieh
said Precinct the votes oi all Who are Registered IN
the erieinAl becont Precinct Of said ward the ini-
tal letter o. whose names s from to z, inclusive
win bs resolved,
Polls epsn q q. n, and close q t7p;n:
: T-.- - z JOHN r. PIERCE,
r..-- -s. JOHN A. PkAKs,
myT.tA Commissioners.
The national Republican., 1867-05-29

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NOORIH WARD - FIRST PRE-
- OlhCr-botiee Is hereby given that, In con-
ioTmty 70 the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of
Warrington, an election will be held in the fiTst
Precinct Of the Fourth Ward, on MONDAY, the 81
day Of June next, at the School house on the east
side o. fiIs' street Nsst' between ! and streets
members Of the Board Of Aldermen, for one and two
years respeetNely, thrao members Of the Board Of
Common Council TO represent said ward, and one
Assessor at which said preelhe the votes Of all who
are registered In the original First Precinct Of sGt
Ward the initial letter Of whose names Ia from to
L, inclusive, will be received. Polls open at m.
| and close at Pm. JOHN WEST,
.. u, MILLS,
nyT.ld CommiIlleASTI,
The national Republican., 1867-05-29

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nHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
rInI TABLE.

oommsneing MONDAY, April leth. 1888.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila-
dslphis ss followsi
ais .. M, Express, Mondays excepted n.D A.
m, Bxpressj 500 .. m. Exprsssi and Hoo p. M
ksy nss Train for Baitimors Al ais g. m.
TRAINS PRoM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore, 7.76 q m, Way Mail s,2o q m,
Rxprsss; l. 10 p. m. Rxpressi $50 ?. m Express
SUNDAY TRAlB
Leave Philadsiphia for Baltimore and washington
at Alb q. m. and H. 90 p. m.
Leave Baltimore for Phiisdelphia Al s.25 p. m.
Leave Baltimore for New York At as ,. m.
milo HP KINNEY, superintsndsnt
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sEATON HOUSE Jous II sxurx.

J. slelfsr, Philsds phiai r. T. Baker, wife, and
daughter, Davenport, Iowa Prank orinth, n Johh
HAgle, IT,, Va II. W. flAndrAu, N. 7. Marshall
Smith, ST. Louis, Mo Q. Spencer, Pittsburgh W. r.
Eds, Georgetown; DR.. R. Scott, b. Y. DuyAl, J
Thomas sassur, Thomas H. o.burn, Nd. W. A. Wal.
ker, Del. Juan MeKennA, eityj II. Hibes, Phlla :
delphia R. T. Boyd, N. Y; W. Q. sabdsrsoB, Baltl-
mere,
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TH ROUGH LINE BETWEEN
Il WARRINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW

TH ROUGH LIN e BETWEEN
Il WARRINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW
YORK.
wAsufraror, Jan. 9, lse7-noop.
Trains between Washington and New York are now
ToR sEw YoRK, without chang. Of ears,
Leave daily Except sunday) al T.46 a. m, and
X SoR INV YORK, changing ear. at phiIad.lphis
Leave daily texespt sundsyl a. Ills q m.
- FOR PHIJADBLPHIA,
Ls.y. daily lssesp. Sunday At 7.ts and li,isa m
''0 ON SUNDAY.
L.sy. for New Hort and Phiisdsiphi. at $50 p
ns.piss ears for New Tort on $50 .. m. sraiu
daily.
ton, be had at the Station once at all hours IN
the day.
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napsiis and the west il. WILSON, PEI.
Master Of fTransportation.
L. N. COLI,
.'a General Ticket Agent
GEO. O. K00NfE,
Agent. washington.
T. J. WILKINS,
Passenger Agent.
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THIRD WARD - SECOND PIP

THIRD WARD-THIRD PRECINCT.
Notice is hereby given that, In conformity to
the provisions Of the charter Of the oty Of Washing
ton, election will be held the Thrd Precinct Of
next, at DelingsT's Carpenter Shop, on the north
west corner Of Ninth street wet and stseE north,
Of the Board Of Aldermen and three members Of the
Board Of Common Council, to represent said Ward
at which said precinct the votes Of all who are regis.
tered In the original Second Prsenet Of said Ward,
the iLiAl letter Of whose name 10 from TO L. ineu
| siye will be received. Polls open At .. m, and
| close at 7 p m. TH0S. D0NoHO,
| A. ADAhs0N,
JOHN fHos JOHNSON,
| my27.td Commissioners.
The national Republican., 1867-05-29

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SIXTH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT.
- Notice is hereby given that, in conformity to
ton an election will be held In the FIRST Precine Of
the Sixth ward, on MONDAY, the Sd day Of June
next, At Mrs 0'Bhsn's house, northeast corner Of
Ninth street east and strssi south, for Coisotor
Register, and Surveyor, member Of the board Of
Aldefmon, three members Of the Board OF Common
Council, to represent said Ward, and an Assessor;
At which said Precinct the votes Of all who are regis
issIsd In the original First Preeinet Of said ward
the initial letter Of who,e names is from to L. In.
elosehIp, m. SAMUEL r. TURNER,
W, y. GARRETT,
myN-td Commissioner,
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YARD,
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Sl&TH WARD - SECOND PRE-.
= CInCT.-Notles Is hereby given that, in con.
formy TO the proyons Of the charter Of the eIty Of
Warrington, an election will be held In the Second
Precinct Of The Sixth Ward, on MONDAY, the 50 day
Of June next, at Geo. sehultI's house, on the We
side o. Ninth street east between Psnnsyi- ~
and Surveyor, one member Of the Board asgister,
three members Of the Board OF Cor VI Aldermen,
represent said Ward, and an Asss .mon Csunoil, %
Preeinet the votes Of all whr -ssori a. which said
original First Preeinet Of % are registered In the
Of whose s frop lid Ward, the initial letter
eevsd. Polls opsp Mto z, iselusive, will bs re-
attain, and close at p. m.
WILLIAM b. BLACK,
myH.td EDWARD WAYs0n,
Commissioners.
The national Republican., 1867-05-29
RID FOURTH PRE-.

THIRD WARD - FOURTH PRE-
Il CINCT.-NoreS is hereby given that, In con.
fOrmiy to the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of
Washing gtOn an election will be held In the Fourth
Precinct Of the Third Ward, on MONDAY, the Sd
Nnth street west, between aud streets north, for
Collsstor, Register, and Surveyor, one member Of
tho Board Of Aldermen, and three members Of the
Board OF Con mon Council,t to represent said Ward
at which said precinct the votes Of all who are Isga
tered in the original Second Precinct OF said Ward
the initial letter Of whose names 10 from to T. In
elusive, will be received. Polls open At a. m, aud
close at p. m, WIN. OAhB,
JOHN NJ. TURLEY,
| myT.td COmmissi Onsrs,
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EUFTH WARD - FOURTH PRE-
IL ClNCr.-Noties Is hereby given that, In con-
formy TO the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of
Precinct Of he Pinh Ward, On MoNDAY, the 81 day
Of jane next at Daniel shehan House, the south
west corner Of Pennsylvania avsnus and Second
street east for Collector, Register and surveyor,
one nj mber Of the Hoard Of Aldermen, and three
members Of the Board Of Common Council, to repre-
sent said Ward at which said precinct the votes Of
all who are rsgistered In the original Second Pre-.
einet Of said Ward he initial letter Of whose names
10 from to Z.ineluslvs, will be received. Polls
TURNER ToRREY,
J. J. FUGITr,
myT.td Commllsioners.
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wILLARDs' HoTEL-srkrs. CHADWICK 4 Co

NJ. A. Wheeler, J. watson, n. Jordan, Or. A
Maelsy, J. d. Hunt, J. Maury, Mr.. and Mrs o. Kip,
J y. Noble, and A. wyekof. New York; A. NJ Lyon
No r B. Dawson and lady, ~ }. O. II. Howard,
r. O. Moore, and II. d. Millet, Pbiladelphia; y. d
Hill and lady, and Miss N. o. Hill, Boston W. Raw
and Charles Newall, Va ]. H. SWEET, Pa @. 9.
Pnkhurst and lady, =. Revere, and O. G. Trunbull,
Mass; W. strohm and W. II. shannon, Baltimore
J. Fulier, Ne. II. Brsnner and 4 Strohm.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL-M. II. pEAs.

W. H. Warner, Joe. W, Wilson, J. Lawrence, Phila
delphiS, Pa A. D. Tuck, Saratoga. N. Y. s. G
Montgomery Washington, D. c. j l. Smith, Baltl
tlmore; Joseph Caldwell, L. G. Reward, Masa. N p
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The Friends of the South.

While the Southern press is busily enea-
ged in denouncing the congressional recon
struction bill as the embodiment of all that
is wicked. tyrannous. and heartless in gov
ernment, Congress follows that just and ne
cessarv measure by an appropriation OF one
million of dollars for the relief Of the desti-
tute classes of that section. The resolution
reported from the Judiciary Committee by
Senator Trumbull on Saturday, and which
finally passed the Senate, though not giving
as large a sum as waseskcd by General How
ard. will vet do much to relieve the wide
spread destitution which exists at the South.
In view of the report submitted to the Sen
ate by General Howard on Friday last the
course of the Southern press and the South
ern politicians exceeds the bounds of mere
folly and borders upon utter madness
While over thirty-two thousand whites who
have been involved in ruin by the reckless
ambition of these same leaders and the vii
lainous Misrepresentation of this same press
are eliterally starving for bread, and more than
twenty four thousand blacks are in the same
condition, they still advise q persistence in
contumacious opposition to the government
they endeavored to destroy We present the
apportionment of the destitute made by Gen
Rrai Howard in this report