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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-08

LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston, Nov, z, 1857.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsrNa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
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NARROW EsoAPR.-on Wednesday afternoon
one Of the painters engaged on the stoeple Of the
Bridgs-street Presbyterian church made mar.
row escape from death by the giving uay Of the
ladder platform, on which he was at Il. time
Il appears that the ladder became twisted, and
being thrown OF his equilibrium, he was precipi.
tstsd about ten feet downward, but succeeded In
securing foothold on one Of the scaholdinga In
bis descent, thus saving his life.
"SThL They notwithstanding
the many arrests and fines for violating tho cor
poratlon ordinance relative to disposing Of goods
by sample without license, people will persist 10
their attempts to evade the law. The latest
case Is that Of O. L. Jones' who was bargaining
for the sale Of dry goods by sample. 0iioer
Volkman took him before Justice Buckley, who
imposed the usual fine Of $40, so
CANAL.-Arrived-Bo Z. Blackley, cement
Ellen, -four; James Flanagan, limestone; and
twenty boats with coal, consigned TO J. B. Tur.
ton, lO7 II tons; Boston Company, 4S6. Ia Con.
solidsted Company, 8S3.0Ii American Company,
2ll 49, Central Company, 1926. 0s; Cumberland
Coal aud Iron Company, 800. Hampshire and
Baltimore Company, 2li.l5 tons. Departed
10 boats light.
A HUou BLACK sSAEE We saw at Mr.. A.
II Bradts, on the canal, yesterday, a black
snake, caught by q canal boatman . few miles
above Georgetown, measuring In length some six
feet, and In circumference over Eve Inches The
monster snake Is bottled up" and looks quite
healthy
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Tur BAsr Rail- March FOR THE Poor or

THE BASE BALL MATCH FOR THE Poor OF
rHn sOuIu-Yesterdsy, at $50 p. M, a match
game Of base ball was played on the new grounds
Of the Nationals, opposite the State Department,
the proceeds Of which were designed TO be ap.
propriated for the relief Of tho ,uisring poor Of
the South. This game was The strongest that
could well be gotten up. A largo number oi
base ball mon volunteered to play, and two nine'
were chosen from among there. To Charles E.
Coon, president Of the empire Club n, II. Drink.
ard, president Of the Union, and Jas. Cowan, ol
the National, the committee, much credit ard
praise 10 due for the energy they displayed 10
getting up this game for 80 good cause.
There must have been about three thousand
tickets sold for this game, and there were fully
two thousand ladies and gentlemen present. The
18th United States infantry band were in attend.
ance, and nothing occurred TO mar the pleasant
affair, save now and then slight shower Of rain,
which, after all, tended only TO cool the game.
sters OF and make them feel In better playing
condition. Eleven innings were played, but
only--a full game-were scored, and those we give
below ono side being known as Williams side
tbe winning side) and the other as Wrights
| side, 10 wit:
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The Gazette, of Wednesday, says: "Ac-
counts from the upper counties, where the wheat
has not been harvested or is not sufficiently ripe
to be cut, represent that much damage has been
sustained BY the very unfavorable weather Of
the past few days, and that tho crop In the Val
Icy and north Of the Manassas road 10 supposed
to be somewhat injured. It lie estimated that
the crop throughout the State will be curtailed
-r---S- -s-----iiii-~ L-.sL-t-- To tk- South
ern part Of the State, where the harv.-, was
early, the wheat is very Hne and sustained nc
damage; but In other portions Of the State, and
where the grain Is late In ripening, the weather
has been unpropitious, and the crop will be very
much lessened."
HENRY W. CusSIssHAM has been appointed
postmaster at Manassas, Prince william county
vice John T. Keys
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STREET IMPROVEMENTS. - LabOrers are
now engaged in paving the street and relaying
the cutters on Seventh street west, between Penn
syIysnia avenue and the north side of Louisiana
avenue. This piece Of street has been in bad
condition a long time. We also noticed work
men engaged in laying gas and water pipes from
the main pipes in Fourteenth street west to the
new State Department building, between and
4 streets
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COLLECTOR CLEPHANE AFTER THE BEER
MEs.-We see II stated that a number of our
city beer manufacturers have been before Lewis
Clcphane, eSq, Collector of Internal Revenue
charged with violating the revenue laws. They
were permitted to depart, with the benefit Of a
fair warning that II caught again they should
suffer the seyerest penalty Of the law
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FRACAs AT METROPOLITAN lIALL.-Geo.
NJ. Bauer, a man who keeps the bowling saloon
under Metropolitan Hail. was in the hal last
evening and while there took occasion to strike u
Ierson there present. Officers WallingsioTi and
Columbus, who were present and saw the blow
given, did their duty by arresting Bauer and
locking him up at the Central guardhouse to
await an examination this morning.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-28

ARREST OF FUGITIvEs IN BALTIMORE
The Baltimore Daily Commercial Of the 9Th
says; Last night two negro boys, aged nine and
eleven years, named Hughes, hailing from Wash
ington, d. G., appeared at the middle police sta,
ton, and asked for lodgings, stating they had
walked from Washington, d. C., and were on
route for Philadelphia. During the evening a
dispatch from the Washington authorities was
received. describing them and ordering their ar
rest, and to-day they will be sent back"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-28

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Green X
Williams, auctioneers, have sold part Of lot ! !,
In Cruttenden's sub division of square No 3vs,
fronting on Ninth street west, between o and I
streets, and improved by two.stOry frame
house, to Daniel shannon for 81, 646. Also, part
Of lot 10 in square No. 100, to Landy Digs fol
81 7l3 70
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-28

INTERESTING TEMPERANCE MEETING.-On
Wednesday evening last. Hope Division Sons OF
Temperance, held meeting in Ryland Chapel,
on the Island, which was well attended. Rev
DR.. Hamilton. pastor Of the Chapel Mr.. Thorn
burg, tho Worthy Patriarch Of Hope Division,
and Messrs Kidweli, Hill, Murray, and Drew
delivered interesting addresses.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-28

OPENING OF BIDs.-On Wednesday bids
were opened for furnishing the Washington Asy-
lum with coal, as follows:
$. p. Brown 4 Son, white ash, 81 red ash,
81. %; wood, 81. William X SnOw-white ash,
81 80; red ash, 81 JOi wood So. Guinard--
white ash, $7i5; red ash, Ss.l5i wood, SO 10.
John B. Turton-wbite ash, $751; red ash,
81 SSi wood, 81 10.
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CoURTEsIEs TO THE VISITING WASHINGTON
MAsoNs. DeMolay EncNmpment OF Knights
Templar Of this city are doing the courtesies to
the Columbia and Washington Encampments, Of
Washington, D. C. At about half.past O'Clock
the guests were received at the American House
and escorted by the DeMOlays and tho Germa'
mia Band to Rowe's wharf. whore the party en-
barked on the steamer Emelne for q trip in the
harbOr. dinner was to be served on board
and visits made to Fort Warren and Deer Isl
and. The DeMolay Encampment last evening
after the procession, gave a dinner at the Parke'
House to their guests, the two Commander
from Washington, at which Eminent Commander
Rev J. W. Dadmun presided, and speeches wer'
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-GeOrge Topham
colored, was arrested by Officer White, of the
Fifth precinct, at the suit of Moses Dunbar, who
charged George with assault and battery, Jus
tice Bates fined TophSm three dollars for bis bad
behavior.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-28

BIDS FOR FURNISHING STATIoNERY.-Pro-
posals for furnishing the Department of the In:
terror with stationery have been received and
opened, and the following bidders announced:
William H. FlitcrRft 4 Co, Philadelphia; J. S
Riley, Washington; Blanchard Il Mohuu, Wash
ingtOn; X. Hopkins 4 Co., Philadelphia Demp'
sey 4 0'Toole Washington French Richard.
son, Washington; Woodwork & Graham, New
York; james II. Shekell, New York; Philip 4
SOomons, Washington.
The contract has not been awarded as yet.
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Contract RENEwED.-At n meeting OF
the Board Of Directors Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal, yesterday, the directors renewed
their contract with Lewis g. stanhope for the
completion Of dam No 8, so as to insure safe
navigation.
The present directors have made contract for
the reconstruction of the lock sad dam at Rock
creek, to be completed by the lst day OF Septem'
Der next.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-28

FNRp-A. Ockett, shop keeper, was ar
rested by Officer Bleus, of the Eighth precinct,
charged by Jonathan Dibbles with selling hqnor
in less quantities than a pint. Justice Tucker
fined him $50 and costs.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-28

SANITARY COMPANY. So Fifteen written
and twenty seven verbal notices were served on
Wednesday on persons having nuisances existing
also renorted and removed. Dennis Collins and
Thomas Collins, for violations of the COW law,
wero each fined So by Justice Tucker.
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ATTEMPTED yesterday afternoon,
about 8 o'clock, as a colored woman, by the
name Of Van Meter, was passing along the turn.
pike road In the vicinity Of Fort Lincoln, a col
| ored fellow by the name Of VIM. Jones jumped
out from behind SEINE bushes, and catching tho
woman by the throat, endeavored to throw her
over and drag her Into the bushes. lie partially
succeeded in his efforts, but the wOman's cries
brought assistance-Grst in the shape of dog,
who attacked tho rascal and made him lot go bis
hold One Of tho county police then made bis
appearance, and Jones was taken In charge and
brought into the city to the Fourth ward station,
Seventh precinct, and after hearing of the facts
Justice Walter sent him to Jail for court. Mrs
Van Meter Ia a married woman, about IS year
Of age, and Jones Is %.
| II l..
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70 this grand reception there III be offered 2'o 600
cpra atss Of admission at 70 each, which will egtlle
che holders 10 superb copies Of splendid Steel Plate
Eugraylngs produced by u new process, the highest
typo Of American art The subjects selected for these
unilue and beautiful pictures and the perfection OF
their execution, are such ~ must commend them 10
pablo APPRECIATION These certificates will also Gu
idle the holders to the award appOrIOued them The
arrHng oments for the management OF this NATIONAL
OFFERING, are In strict accordance with the ae
know lodged Principles OF LAW AND MORALS,
aud the manner Of conducting II such az cannot fail
10 secure public confidence Apd generous support.
Rolyilg with confidence gu the generously Of the
American public, to assist objects Of true phianthro-
py, when fairly presented and Justly conducted, We
herewith prossui plan, whkh II responded to with
hearty good will, cannot fail to give permanent re-
lief to the Destitute aud Suffering while the return
Steel Plate Engraving, TO be delivered free o charge
Sec aud, Ad mission to the Grad Musical Reception
aud, Third, Their award 10 the appOTtlop mont OF
1880 900 10 United States &eeubaeks 10 10 apprO.
priated to certificate holders tho balance to be aP
piled To the purchase Of Picrres aud the payment
Of discounts, commissions knl other expenses.
nrhis appOTliOH mont will I'D made aud returned Ia
The holders Of Ger hcAtes, srch lawful manner Ms u
committee OF 1--WE pTOmineu gentlemen, selected
from among the certificate hOhers shall determine,
on or about the 18th day OF OdObeT, 1867 aud In pro
rato propoTtIOu should the hill number OF certil-
Gates not be sold The sale Of Certificate" will pohi-
lively close on the 10th OF Oetber.
HS- Orders for certificates may be sent direct To
u.s. with stamps for return lostage, enclosing the
anon Mt for the number OF cert Gates ordered which
II large amount, should b III drait post office
| order, payable TO the order OF iEORGEW THOMAS,
which will receive prompt attutlou. 10 particular
and write names plainly giving date, town, county
and State The following are ,hr club rates To re-
sponIible Agens, Gf0en per celt, commission II he
allowed gu single certificate TAes.
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BErNG REMovED.-Yestcrday we noticed
that the old commissary department at the foot
Of Sixth street west was being torn down, and
workmen are hauling the lumber to Lineolr
Hospital. 1t will be taxed from there to the
State of Maryland In Il few days.
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EORGI W. THOMAS,

CIR This movement Is eutlnly separate from, aud
has no connection with any otter enterprise
Address all OTders ard communications, with
stamps Tor return postage, to
UEORGI W THOMAS,
huagiug Director,
je29 u No $40 Pa. ave. Washington, d. {.
R.- Editors are respectful yuvited b notice this
"NATIoSAL OFFBRISu " " sympathy and Phi,su.
thrOpy and to lend II such AidSs their heneVneUCo
suggests,
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THE CONTEST sro-DAy.-The spelling
contest on Wednesday, among tho scholars
selected from the different schools, has now
dwindled down to four; these latter having each
spelled ninety.six words out of one hundred
Amanda Sailor md Emma Swallow, of the First
District; Kate Brown, of the Second, and liner
Goodrich, OF tho THIRD District arc tho four, and
who will, tomorrow morning, meet at the Judi
ciary Square school house, and there and then
contest for the gold medal, which will be awarded
to her who proves herself the superior in orthOg
raphy.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-28

SuITH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB.-A
meeting of this club was called for by Mr.. Dixon,
president, to be held at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard, last evening There being but few
members present, It was thought proper to post
pOne the meeting until some future time.
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CTION LES.
T UMBER, &c, AT AUCTION

DEPor QrAErrRMAsTER's OFFICE,
wAsIISGToE. d. c., June "a, 1857
On MONDAY. July let, eor,mencipg at 10 o clock,
NJ, will be sold At Government Lumber Yard, foot
Of Tpnth street. by order Of the Quart0TmASter Gen
eral, uudor the supsTyision Of Captain JAMES o.
PAYNE, Q. Rlot VI second. hand Lumber, con-
sistlng 10 part Of
So, le1 iStt - flooring;
20, 900 foot $50 and 10 scantliug;
q, $40 feet l0zl0 scRntling;
2j, coo feet 2x6 Ioi5t;
%, 900 feet axe and joist;
900 feet ga joist;
e.. COZ feet * siding
%, 8 o feet "a cull'pgs;
10, coo feet SKI seantllng;
10, 500 feet s-inch ba,tenE;
$50 feet door easttpgs,
4. 900 feet piekets;
$40 feet window sllls;
722 feet window sash;
S6l window frames;
500 feet 2!inoh lumber;
ID boxes window weights, 8 and 8 lbs.;
office building, l2rl2 feet containing about
1000 feet lumber;
mess house, I2x2S feet, containing about
$500 feet lumber;
CArpsuters' benches, ONCE building, posts
| Ten days are allowed 10 which to remove pur.
Terms: Cash, In oOvernmsnt funds.
CHAs II. ToMPKINs,
je25 Il Brevet Brig. Gen, Depot ouarterm'r.
DY VIM. L. W A l. l. Il co e.,
ID AUCTIONEsRs.
Stores sI8 and 3I7, Southwest corner
Pennsylyaui avenue aud Ninth street.
AUCTION SALE OF STOLEN AND OTHER PROP.
ERTY WHICH HAS REMAINED IN THE Gus
toby OF THE METROPOLITAN POLICE OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FOR PERIOD
OF MORE THAN SIX MONTHS.
A sale at public puetou, to the highest bidder, for
cash Of property taken by the Metropolitan Police,
consisting u Watches, JewelTy. Clothing, Knives,
Pistols satehels Boots Shoes, Wallets, Packages Of
Money So will take place at the othes Of the Metro
Politan Police Detective. No. Louisiana avenue
| (uearly opposite the CITY HALL on MONDAY, July
1, 1867, at half.pAst 10 clock, H. IN.
This sale authorized by act OF Congress OF July &c.
1852 will continue until tie articles remaining In
the custody Of the Property Clerk more than six
months, as designated In catslogue prepared, shall
be sold.
Terms: Cash In current funds.
All persons who have lost Money aud Property, by
| theft or otherwise which may be embraced 10 the
catalogue are hereby notified 10 call aud Identify
the prior to the day Of sale or they will lose
| all claim thereto.
| The catalogue OF articles to be sold can be ex
| amined at the Office OF the Property Clerk.
| BY order, GEO. X. HERRICK,
| je2i 20, % Property Clerk.
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MAYORS OFFICE - Inn. ., ,..,

MAYORS OFFICE,
wi WAsHISdu"S, d. q. June %, 1857,
Proposals will be received at this Othes until ~
o clock ~ 90 the -4Ih net for grading aud gray
cling N street NORTH, between Fifteenth aud sxtesnh
streets west The street to be graded to the proper
shape before Guy grSveng shall be done. Tue
gravel To be (uine) inches In the centre aud taper
Ing to four inches at the gutter line. The gravel
shall be Of the beet quality aud free from loan, aud
the street to he Taked aud rolled wife heavy roller,
(which the Commits Toner viii furnish,
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard Tor
grading aud per square yard for gTaNeltng But one
will be paid for, either cutting or NIL.
ing whichever measures most the suTplus earth to
be- dopJ,Iled aud lsyrled IN street North, between
sixteenth aud Seventeenth streets west, or at such
other puut as the Commissioner of the ward may di
rect The right Is reserved to reieetA9y o. III bids
W DYRR,
Ie2l -mSwtd Commissioner Fire, Ward.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
DEPARJMEST oF STATE, June |, 1867.
Sealed Proposals fOT Stationery will be received 1t
this Department until the lst day Of July, 1857 al IL
0 clock, IN.
Deliveries Of all articles In the several classes must
comply with the specifications which, with blank
forms for bidding, will be furnished ~ bidders.
All deliveries will he subject to rigid tnsPstNon,
aud the delivery Of any Inferior article Will be deemed
Sufficient case " annul the contract,
Address, " Department Of State " ldlyl
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CONDITION Of the thermometer in the
shade for June 27, as observed Mt W. B. Thomp,
sons drug store, corner of Fifteenth street and
New York avenue; . n. m, III ~ m. 75i p
IN. 10; p. m, "a.
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BASE BALL.-To-day at halrpast3 p. m.
the Empire and Continental base ball clubs t'ec.
ond nines) will play match game Of ball on the
grounds of the Empire club, Sixteenth and Z
RtTeetg
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-28

Nor FINALLY ADJOURNED.-The Repub-
lican General Committee concluded at their
meeting on Wednesday evening not to adjourn
sine die as yet and appointed a committee from
among their number to confer with Congress in
reference to special legislation for the District.
Messrs. VIM. Syphar, Of the First wardi VIM.
Ii. Chase, Of the Second ward; VIM. A Cook,
Of the Third ward; VIM. 8. Morse, of the Fourth
ward; b. N Needs. of the Fifth ward; Henry
Better, Of the Sixth ward, and james Small, Of
tho Seventh ward, were appointed the com.
mittee.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-28

HACK LAw.-Andrew Shorter, hackman,
for violation OF the hack law, was fined 90 by
Justice Morsoll
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CLOTHING STOLEN AND RECovRRED.-On
the night Of the 10th instant the residence Of J.
II. BirJseli, 343 Pennsylvania avenue, was en-.
tered and robbed Of lot Of clothing. Yesterday
Detectives Coomes and Miller succeeded In re.
covering Of this clothing-at Smiths pawn shop,
on Ninth street west, between Pennsylvania ave.
nue. and d street north-a coat valued at $40
By order Of Justice Walter the coat was restored
to its owner. On Tuesday night another robbery
was perpetrated. Some thief or thieves entered
the room Of Mr.. Alexander Mcdonald, at tn,
American House, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Seventh street, and stole two coats and 9
vest, valued at about $40. These articles, too
were recovered by Detectives Coomes and Miller
yesterday, at another pawn shop
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MARINE NEws.-There was but one ar
rival yesterday from the ooast-s schooner from
Philadelphia with coal, which hauled into Car
ter's wharf A large aeet Of yosSels, both from
Washington and Georgetown, cleared, mostly for
Eastern ports; and we observed some fifteen
schooners between the city and Alexandria that
were bound down. A barkentine came through
the draw at Long Bridge, and then dropped
anchor of the upper buoy. waiting for = tug to
tow her over to the northern shore, There was
but little wind, and II was battling. The steamer
Iii Livingston leaves this morning for the lower
Potomac, and will return by Sunday evening.
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NATIONAL OFFERING.


RELIEF FOR THE SOUTH
The East Joins hands with the West AID North to
5 N 'S sTsTE s
to be distributed to the suGsslps people Of the South
A SUPERB MUSICAL RECEPTION,
Combining the most eminent talent OF the country,
o,uv ~, an . VIII be given in ~ The r,r vvv,,yo
''i' vi OF sRPTEMBEK aS,R. 1867.
AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE;
Fully sppreeistpg the extent Of the suffering
which now peryAdes the Southern section OF our
country and desiring to assist in furnishing relief
as speedily As possible perhaps thereby to rave hu-
man llfe) aud rsposlug full eonhdepes 10 the ability
Director of tho recent Festival for tho Union Home
and School, Of the city OF New York, 10y which
nearly One Hundred Thousand Dollars were realized
by that humane charity We, the undersig ned,
earnestly solicit the support Of generous aud benoyo-
lent citizens Throughout the country In aid OF thls
National Movement, to be made with the sanction Of
the Commlsiouer Of Internal Revenue Of the United
States at the city OF Washington D. C. on the even
| Ing Of September %. 1867.
| While assuming no personal responsibility In the
premises, we give cordial approval Of this move
| ment Of Christian Philanthropy:
| Richard walIAeb, Mayer, Washington, D. G..
Ii. D. Cooke, Banker, Washington, D. 6.
John L. Kidwell, Drngglst, Washington, D. q
Z.D Gilman, Df9ggLt, Washingtop' D; 800
Bank. Washington, D. C.
Moses Kelly, Cashier National Metropolitan Bauk,
George W. Rggs, Banker, Washington, D. G.
| Pills & SolOm0ns, siRtloners, Washington, c.
W. II. h ., II. Morrison, statiOners, Washington,
| wa. Riusom \ Co, 3s4 aud $50 Broadway, N. Y
Evans, Gardner Co, $50 Broadway, NY
VIM 6. Drowains h DO, 928 Broadway, N. Y.
davenport Bros, SOj GreenwicL stToct, ny.
! GILES. WeIes \ Co, Is Maiden Lane, N, y:
John Ii. 0fiscom, NJ. d, ~ east goth street, y. Y.
TIL. following will explain th- method OF distribu
| n REPLY OF GEN HOWARD