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ducah s. 80, Memphis s. 90, Vim
eennes 50 90, Terre Haute "a 90.
% the other baud we do not claim
that our price is just and fair, because
it is less than either of these. We
only quote them to show that in com
parisOn with other places having
at least equal facilities for the manu-
facture Of gas, our charge Is, to say
the least, not eKtortl0nate. What we
do claim Is, that the cost Of pro-
duction, and consequent measure of
profit, ought to, and must, control
the price of gas. as Of all other com
modities, in Evansville, as every
where else. We admit that Whenever
a Tess pr.ce than our present one will
afford US a fair profit, we ought TO
adopt it without regard to what
may be charged elsewhere. We
not only admit this, but we
intend to Get upon it. Indeed,
we have salready acted upon It. Be
lieying that the very considerable in
crease. in our consumption IN 1867
over the previous years justified it, the
Board Of Directors, at their first meet
ing after the statement Of that year
was made up, on the first Monday Of
the present mouth, " ordered that
from and after March 1st, no charge
Re added to gas bills for meter rent. ="
At the same time the Board concurred
in the opinion that in the event Con
gress did not, the Company would
be able 10 a short time TO relieve
consumers from the revenue tax also.
La short, we propose to be content
with a fair, reasonable profit That,
we think, after furnishing the city for
fifteen years, without remuneration,
we are entitled to. aud we intend to
have And any gentleman who is Un-
willing to pay US such price as we
think will give US that, has, OF course,
the right to quit using gas and burn
coal oil, or anything else he pleases.
" ssaiu JOHN j. CHANDLER,
~ President. F
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or MS bright and cheerful ag0Tld are
IytsBeDffes
y ithout agOod Digestion there can nel-
ther be bodily comfort nor mental enjoy
fneht.
Brtweep lhe stomach and The brain
there D. close AID Wonderful alliance.
II the one iH dls0Hdered. the other ls
gloomy. deeefed. incl pable Of edOrf, and
tndifarent u aihthat snakes life agreeable
Is this a condition Ihat any rational linz
MAJ being is willing % en0ure, when the
means OF certain, anne diate, ana pcrfnn-
nent relief can be obfalnfd everyWhere2
The Dyspeptic has his Gate IN hla own
hands. III he eh0Osea 10 bAnisl FOREVER
the disorder That racks his body and dis
turbs the mind VIM mAmeless horn ora. he
has only to step 70 THE neHTeat drug-Hture
and procure q supply of HOSTEL TIERS
NOrphase OF Dyspepsia has ever yet re-
sisted tile Alternative, tonic, ard antl-bll-
ions operation OF this potent vegetable
specific 10 ! terauy degenerate the leth-
argic iaOmachs fouses into hqhathy action
the dormant liver; puts 70 flight the dis
NAL fancies that beser the mind gently
relieves aud regulates the bowels
strenRthens the ebfseb ed nerves restores
fhe appetite, and makes, as 10 were, q NEW
CREArURE 0i the desponding ana dcbliitn-
ted invalid H FIa'4rI Hfnr.I
Ladies who suffer from indigestion have
only 70 take sgnalf dose ~ hia pure veg-
etable corrective, aonre or twice day, to
secure entire exemption nom ths pains
and penalties Of q weak rt0inach and thRt
perfect funciiOnal regularity, which but
few Of the sex uninfelTup1edy enjoy.
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BANKRIPTcY-Har Harrison Garter. of
this conhlEs Ahas fled his petition in
bankruptcy.
OFFICE OF THE EVA NsvILLE GAS LIGHT /.
u,rlaz GoAPASX, Febf p, ls68n0 J.
Nr. C.eKrutz an d6thHrssg s1iae srcoh
alCBRaFLEMEN - We have read and
duly considered your alhH1dtUD9 to
this Comp51iy, published 10 the Ev-
ansville j 6BRNAB Of Saturday,
0ErhGIfifkt-idea that suggests ,ltseifsIs ,
that If you had intended it in good
faith, and expected to take anything
By your motion, instead Of rushing
Tith it into print In such hot haste,
you would have observed the usual
courtesy of presenting it, In the FIRST
Instance, to the Company for its ac-
-tiona Aud the second Is like unto the
first; updn the. superstition Of good
iRith, de-. as aforesaid, 6yo'i would
e scarcely have attempted to ,fell the
Importance Of your threat to quit
using gas, by appending the names
OF gentlemen who are not CONSUMERS
of gas, and some of which have never
been on our books. How our young
and interesting friend, W. II. r. Stod !
, dard, for instance, rs going to quit
using gas, when he has not used it for
these four years. 1or. more, but has
eschewed it at any price, aud addicted
himself persistently to coal oil as a
means of advertising his stock lin
trade in that line, we confess
passes our comprehension. Per
haps your committal to the substitu-
ton of coal oil over all other
-illuminators was the consideration
for his signature. As a cheap iadver-
Using dodge il wasn't a bad thing for
Stoddard. But as an Offset il pro-
yokes US to say, that if you are con
g. .1eTtial
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-27

School ExAM.NATIoNs. The City
Public Schools examined yesterday
were the Primary grades, in the Lo-
Gust Street Engine House, taught by
Misses Conn and Dougherty, in the
forenoon, and those in the new build
ing in Ninth Street, taught by Misses
Tabor and Spence, In the afternoon.
The schools in the Locust Street
House did very well, notwithstand-
ing the disadvantages under which
the teachers Iabored, from the fact
that within the past month the pupils
have been entirely changed-those
formerly under their charge being
transferred TO the new building, and
new classes made up from different
schools .-
The schools taught by Miss Tabor
assisted by Miss Duncan, and Miss
Spence assisted by Miss Bierbower,
presented a very neat and pleasing
appearance, and seemed to be much
inspirited by the new, light and at
tractive rooms which they occupied.
In these rooms, the boys and girls are
in the same classes, aud the examina-
ton and all the exercises yesterday
appeared to establish the desirabiity
of such an arrangement. The order
of recitations were similar to those of
other schools of this grade, already
mentioned by US, and it is hardly nee
essary to make a detailed report of
the classes Owing to- the recent
changes Of scholars, 10 rolls Of honor
were announced. a3G
2 LADIES SocIABLE.---phe ladies Of
Trinity ME-. Church will hold an
other of their elegant sociablesat the
church this evening & Asplendid sup
per will be provided for ali who at
tend and everything done to have the
evening pass, pleasantly The COM
mittee having the matter in charge is
composed Of ladies who know how to
provide hberally and entertain sump-
tuously. We advise all who wish to
spenl an evening agreeably to be
presents VeuaYt HahIar
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LOCAL NOTICES.

AUCrIoN.-Ladies and gentlemen
if you want to buy some goods in the
way of canned fruits, jellies, preserves,
pickles, &c; also. good household
; turnIture. and queensware. come to
Hiram Nelson's Auction Room, Op-
posite the post-oihee, this morning at
81 o clock. feb27-1tl
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JEFF. DAvIs.44It was reported on
the streets yesterday evening that
JEFF. Davis was on board the steamer
Richmond, and that she was expected
to reach this port yesterday evening
Several gentlemen of Democratic per
suasicn went to the leEee after the
johnson rat1fy to get glimpse Of
the Notorious Old traitor.
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Etna LIE Insurance Company.

The undersigned would take this
method to tender. her thanks to the
Htna Life Insurance Company Of
Hartford, for the prompt payment Of
her policy of S10.000 on the life of her
late husband, p. @. DRiley. While
Lying at New Orleans. Sir. O'Riley
obtained a policy on his life for $40,
600, and Immediately, on being In
formed Of his death, Messrs. Nezsen
q Bixby, Agents at Evansville, rem
dered me every assistance ia prepar-
ISL day ~ JaagulEtt spG tbey 4 pa I'd me
the amount Of said policy, TO my full
satisfaction.
u would earnestly recommend the
Htpa Life Insurance Company, as
well as. its, Agents to every one de-
string Life Insurance. as well desery-
ing of patronage. ..5......r
r l ,.:ils EArERINE Q'RILEY.
D.. u ASb--f OF ..fs.rI -u isaar .E tI ."e
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hil,0ards HELIX Needles. ~ Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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DID NOT Gof-The Crescent City
Silver Band did not leave yesterday
as was expected. It is stated that the
steamer st. Charles, on which, they
proposed to take, passage, has gone
into another trade. 's@-" sa'f~
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PERsoNAL.-Col. w. f. Wood, OF
Spencer County; @. L. Prosser, of
the Mount Vernon Unioa, and Mr..
Samuel Langley, prominent Union
man from Kentucky, were in the city
yesterday. 4, = rr,srr4.g
Mr.. Day, the hoop skirt man, ar
rived 10 the city last night, and is
stopping at the Sherwood House.
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ga Rubbers for ladies. 5Iisses aud
children; rubber boots for duck
hunting; rubber boots for ladies and
children, at RIcKERs
-as1t 4st 60 Main Street.
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Ia Charter OAK and PiQuet Note
Pdper,-We have a nice assortment
of the above brands of Note aud Let
ter Paper Quality equal to any in
the Country. ss JOURNAL Co.
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SUDDENA DEATH. - On Tue day
evening Mrs. Louisa Kesslcr, wife of
Mr.. L. Kessler, with a lady friend,
visited a. new building on Water
Street, near Gum, which her hus-
band was erecting. After the visit to
the house She started back home, and
when at the corner Of Division and
First Streets, she was attacked vio-
.lentlyos with disease of the heart,
and, leaning against a board fence,
said, 9 / am dying. Assistance was
called for, and the lady carried into a
house gear. byaWhere Bhes expired in
a few moments afterward She was
a lady highly esteemed by those who
knew her, and her premature depart
ure from this life is sad indeed.
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j B65- Call at our Counting-room and
examine our stock of Note and Let
ter Paper, EnvelOps, &c. q -sa
10 -...es an JOURNAL 90.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-27

NoTE AND LETTER PAPERs.-The
largest, cheapest and most unique
stock of the above paper ever brought
to the city, may be seen. at the jour
NAL Sale Rooms. These papers are
Ourown selections and cannot fail to
please. Ihit 80
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BE-A splendid assortmql- oe "a
veIops can be found at tie JcCkSAL
office. t.1 l-nt DOL
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Machines Use Clarss Spool Coaon

Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.
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4PECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE

HALLS VEGETABLE
.sIOTbrA hAIR REEEWER
Has proved itself 10 be the most perfect
preparation for the Hair ever offered 20
the public 70 restore
Gray Hair 10 its Original Color,
And create a new growth where 81 has
allen on from disease OF natural decay.
II tCfH prevent ne Hofr Js0na IQlfing oitt.
All who use it are unanimous IN award
Ing 10 the praise of being the best Hair
ressing eXtant. Our Treatise on the Hair
sent free by mail.
Man uFACruREu ONLY by
II. II. HALL q CO.,
Nashua, n. H., PrOprielora.
For sale by all Druggists. lfeb8 I'm
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RE-OPENED.- Hunuel & Sons have
re opened their Factory fer the build
ing season with a large aud well Sc
leeied stock Of Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Dry Flooring, Misunderstanding, &C.,
SO, All work made, in the building
line, to order Corner Of Walnut and
Firth Streets. icb25 1W
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Terrs Hauts and Indianapolis.
FROM TERRE UTE.
0niO and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINCFNNEs,
sTFAMBOAT LINES.

To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock An. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
O'Clock p. NJ.
To CAIRO-Daily, except Sunday, at 3
70 GREEN RfvER.-Every Wednesday
and Saturday at 8 O'Clock P. N. Every
Monday and Thursday at o'clock p. NJ.
To EAsTPoRT. = Every Tuesday and
Friday al "a O'Clock y. N.
TO FREDERICKSBURG, except Sundays,
At o'clock PM.
TO NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
To Observation-Disclosures
Rockport Stage Via Newburgh and Boon
Ville,l carrying the mail, leaves at z A. M,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by 2 P. h., Tuesdays, Thursdays
and SATURDAYS. +-f-
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4PsM 1iif hH I n
Mt. Vernon Mali Stage leaves daily lex
cept5gn days) st 2 a. n. z Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays) by 2 p.
70 NEWBUBG.-HaeKd daily Except sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock P, M.
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CoTToN SALEs,-Qpe Of the largest
salessaf cotton for this season took
place yesterday The sales were highly
satisfactory, being. up to Cincinnati
rates. One house sold a-lot at from
18Ic 10 20e, and another q large lot
at from 1859 to Zoe p gan
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p pg= Carriers Ink is the best in the
market. 4iE rsf.r aG
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Take none otherthan NarE's Conon.
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TO EaEPHIs-semi-weekly !.
THE CITY.

meteorological Observations.
Archaeological observations, taken daily
at the JOURNAL Office: .-fH fI r ~
GAN. NOON 6P. NJ BGIDT'
Thermo neter.... 349Es AP sl A07a sa850
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ORGANISATIONS To DAY-Of the
Public Schools will be continued in
the Primary grades taught by Misses
Wach and Weld, at the new building
on Ninth Street, in the forenoon, and
the intermediate school taught by
Miss Cherry, at the upper building, in
theafteFnoon Parents and the friends
Of the schools are INVITED % attend.
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CIarE's So C9ll9n IS s 80 Q 80

Milward's Needles are the best.
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LUNOHl LUNCHl-GraDd Lunch ut
the Deln80HicO every DtOrHtpg, from
ten to twelve o'clock, and every aiQhh
from mae TO twelve o clock. Every
body invited. leb22-lW
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PANIC AT UPPERl SCHOOL BUILD
ING.-There was quite a panic at the
upp er school building yesterday, occa-
stoned by the turning over of a stove
in the room occupied by Miss 0'Byrn's
school. The alarm of fire was given,
and at once the children commenced
to vaeate the various rooms in the
house in the greatest haste. Fortu-
nately no one was hurt, nor no dam
age done to the building.
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BEaINNING TO. TALK.-7Rersops on
both sides of the political question,
who are desirous lof becoming can
didates for public favors, are begin
ming to talk about the matter now.
ALL Gum, ---All was quiet on the
street yesterday, and Andy JoAnson
men we're very scarce, or if plenty not
SO much disposed to talk as they had
been the day before =
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Hand sewing try Milloards Needles
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gAT- How Mothers suffer the agony
Il seeing 4 tie ones Euatched sway
FOm tic gr ~ MhoOping Cough, or
Jipthc r., ~ single Bottle 81 HOlaHd's
White - & C.l oumd would have saved
he ppr-' r. l1-c4 ~ ipfaAiple.
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Ladiesi use CLARK ) SPOOL Cotton.
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Bgg@ Carriers Ink, IN quart or pint
bottles, can be purchased at our
Counting room JOURNAL Co.
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CoRREoTIoN.-In making up the
forms yesterday morning, the fore
man inadvertently divided the notice
Of the Masque Ball, given at Mozart
Hall, night before last, aud placed it
under the notice of the ball at Turner
Hall. OF course the mistake was
readily observed, but it was
none the less annoying, for all
that. The Turner Hall is now un-
der the especial control and man
agement of Mr. Adolph Pfaflin. who
spread a splendid supper on the oc-
casion of the ball. The table was
laden with every article of diet an
epicure might desire.
I'll
s8Er afa
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TwENTY-SIx YEARS AGo,-Twen-
ty-six years ago a gentleman IN this
city purchased a lot in Block 80,
Eastern Enlargement, of the city, for
twenty three dollars, at the same time
refusing the offer Of a lot 10 the same
block for SIS. During that year the
tax on the lot was 80 cents. On the
same lot the tax is now S1O5 per
annum.
HORSE RACING Last Sunday, two
young gentlemen who were riding in
Lamasco, on First Avenue, when they
had reached Sixth Street, put spurs
to their horses and raced them to
Eleventh Street. Such conduct NAV
have been thoughtless, but it is
highly censurable, nevertheless. Per.
sons living in that part of the city
hope that a like circumstance viii
not agaia take place.
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ear Lead Pencils, Penholders, &c,
for sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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ANNOUNCEMENTs

Editors Journals:
Please anuDuuce my name as d candi.
date for the olhce Of city Collector. at the
JOHN SCHUBERT
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RAILROAD TIME LIABLE
Evansville and CrawfOrdsviIle.
GOING NORTH.

eE 81, GOING NORTH. r.
Leave Arrive. Arrive.
Evansville. Vtncennes. T. Haute
Accom- od't'n, . 20 A n l0s27 A N 4:l5 N
Mail................ 90 A n IL 40 A N 2:oO d
Vtncennes Ac 1894 n Is p n
zf faa I'LL -. .f
COMING -DUTH,
Leave Geave Arrive
Terre Haute. Vincennes.. E'ville.
w1ueapf4rss "A q .at. I. 02 N T 10 90 a M
Freight d Ac. $50 A NJ $50 * 3 e: 20 N
MAI. ...a-.....a 4:ls p NJ Z 20 r d uH 4
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FOR CITY RECORDER.
We are authorized 70 announce Colonel
EDWARD WEHLER as "a candidate for City
Recorder, In the c8miug election. subject
70 the nomination Of the Republican Con-
ventiOH. ffebl8
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WV. r. Riley & Bro, IS Centre Stores, oppo-
site the market, seem to be foremost In introduce
Ing new spring dry goods, and the ladies', Of
course, will pstrouize the arm accordingly.
DR.. L. NJ. TAYLOR announces to his friends,
and the public, that he has resumed Office prac-
tice at the corner OF Seventh and NJ streets.
The Doctor gives medical advice to INDECENT per-
sons gratis.
J. T. DYER q Co., Auctioneers, announce to
the public In an advertisement elsewhere that
they are prepared to attend to all business
entrusted to them.
J. II. SHAvvIELD has a house for rent on Sixth
street, between q and II. It has all the modern
improvements.
HRSNAoE 4 LUrTRELL, corper Of Twentieth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, have just
opened q magnificent stock OF foreign and domes-
tic dry goods, tQ which they invite the attention
Of those In quest OF new designs at the cheapest
rstes.
y. L. WELLS & Co., have an eligibly located
brio house for sale on reasonable terms. See
advertisement
Up. BAnTHoLow, on Seventh street, opposite
Centre market, 10 just In receipt OF his spring
supply OF garden seeds.
KILBoURN & LArTA, corner OF y and Seventh
streets, have a number OF elegant and welLim
proved farms adjacent to the city, which will b
disposed Of on reasonable terms. The above en-.
terprising irm have any quantity Of improved
city property for sale. We refer to the announce
ment In another column.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

METROPOLITAN HOTEL-PoTTs n SHELLEY.
.o" ohas ' Pollard, TG d"rSln, Mrs rf ySe,
George II Wood, Charles $ Stettsner, II Bnysg:
wanath, Andrew J Todd, T II Hulburt, l. NJ
Smith, = u Rowland VIM Hayes and wife, y Y;
II Story, James ] Martin, kohert u Randall,
Samuel EastbUrn J 4 barton, I l. Dubosque, II
MsllonSy, Ii Garter, Win 4 FIshcf, Baltimore;
John ]. Kendall, FoxbOro, Massi Mr. McClinton,
Us Al Burke, Richmond, Nai EFT Deydaie,
. Heron, Joseph Delworth, Alex NJ Byers,
Plttsburgi A u stone. Cleveland; J A Thomas,
Nd; Hon Geo II Parker Iowa.
UNITED STATES HOTEI.-M. II. BEAN.
W l. Brown, esq, Henry Dustin, Philadelphia,
Pa Joshua 7 Taylor, Val Brown, Lynchburg,
Vail Christian, Henry Mitchell, Thomas len:
. il Kelley, Michi J " Nightingale, Iowa;
g. hFF S Grs Wfonfr nMs,iEt0P M
SSrns; Brooklyn, y 9 4 LUDLOW, Daniel
@hs lem ssSSs wh, Gs% N%SsdfPs ssi
Springman, Mimi Henry Sherwood, Kansas.
EBBITT HOUSED, q. WILLARD.
John Houston, San Francisco; Geo q Gorham,
RomsS Rsnas SsesA 1 Rs'' F SsSp PSs
Dixon, W Stan, N II Lindley Haines. Jr, rhila;
q + Watson, Vei Francis y Clark, =; Emsn-
Turner, U $ A; $ Williams, Chicago, Ill; J +
Mackenzie, Cityi J b Kinnsman, Washington;
q Hewlett, N VI Miss Chapman Brooklyn, N Y;
J A Campbell, Richmond, Naj Mrs A NJ Kerr
and son, Brooklyn, N VI u W Peterson, N o;
John r French, z X Young, Vt; l. Rice, Y;
Roht Creighton, Chicago Illinois; Lewis Pale,
NATIONAL HoTEL-H. S. henson.
Jas Cob Cronsio and family, Mrs Rice, Md; DIR
X II Porter, st LOuisi W q Woodall, q h Cour-
land, Hon J q HoTscy q $ Marsh, Md; ID l.
Lakin, Kansas; W j Records, Del; Mrs NJ A
Stetson, BostontJ q Rigby, Pa; VIM Hopper
Chas Ray, Phila Thos II Hay, u A; l. Du6ouis
and family, Cal; Mrs Hall, J y Edelen, Md Gov
A } FOREMAN, West Nai " X Wing, Ga; L Shore,
PhilN; T. N Williams, L II Sinclair, U s A; Gen
l. = Moss, III; Z Keedel, Baltimore; $ Cox, Ga,
Chas Lyman, Tenn; W Beull, Michigan,
SEATON HOuSE-JoHN II. azANRs.
VI L Esston And y Jarbot, Phiadeiphia; il
" flaudreau, n \, j Mcdsrey, Boston, j i
Foreman, ii Chsce, b l. MeQ uecn and p p Crit,
tenden, city; Fox, Ohio. Thos II Sutcr, Md;
II NJ Mayo, Val $ Newton Pettis, Penn; s
Ryan, jr, Wis., ] F Fralton, ohiol q W Stott
II L Miller, Ind q N Rr99Es, MsIittson; d
Farley and wife, firaoklyni u drisa, N Y.
OWEN HOUSES, W. OWEN.
q Jones, II !. Jones, y Hennett, Pal J Van
SAINT, Va; = Whiteman, city; 5 N Pettis, PENN
A : Andrews, Md; WIN Flood, o. Lesner, Va;
] Orr, Pa; II II Fisher, MIDI q ] Lydeeker, q II
Weirman, y Sal M Duyerney, M j Fisher,
Michigani II Herbert, " l. Wslbridge, st
Louis u NJ Dennis, Cucklew, T q Yves.
ley, city.