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March 9

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF The
i UNITED STATES, FOR TIE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH GAROLJNA-IN THE MATTER OF JOHN
GASKI =, BANKRUPTCY WHOM A PETITION
FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY WAS
FIJI ED on THE 22p DAY OF FEBRUARY. a. 1868,
IN SAID CUUET.--IN BANKRUP CY.-Ihs is to
give notice that on the seventh day u March. A:
d. 1sC8 Warrant in Ballrurtcy was issued
against tho Estate Of JOHN GASKIN, Of Fit
Rock, in the Dis rict OF Kershaw and State OF
South Carolina, who has been adjudGed Bank.
rupt on his own petition; that the payment OF
80 Bankrupt to him or tor His use and the transfer
OF any property by him are forbidd by law tlnta
meeting of the Creditors OF the snd Bankrupt to
prove lheir debts and 10 choose one or mo- AssEnees
OF his Es,atc will be held mt Court OF bankruptcy,
to be holden at No. 50 Broadstreet, Charleston, s. c.
before r. D. CARPENTER, keeistrar, on the
tluey-sercth day Of Adrci, A.D H. at ~ oclock,
A. III j. I. NJ. EPPiNG.
United States Marshal Us Messenger,
March 0
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arrangement of this sort, made voluntarily
BIZ the parties concerned, in q spirit OF mu-
tual kindness and forbearance, would be
worth more than any DEGREES of law. The
move is in the light direction. The only
difficulty is that it does not 60 far enough
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TUN COPAHTNERSHII,

EXISTING UNDER THE NAME
III OF CART, KUPIF JEkVEY, Is this day drS-
solved by mutual consent ...,,
cd to by Mr. +. e. CART, VINO is authorized to sign
'io A1A'' - FRaNCiS G. CART.
H. C. NJ. KOPFF.
Morch 1868. LkWIS JbRYrY.
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Jor Sale.

r1oK SALE STERN WHEEL STEAMER
"HARD TINES" Length 15s feet; breadth o.
beam 80 feet; depth, of hold feet; Width @ OF
eapocity 42O tons. This Steamer was Guilt
IN 1854, aud has recently been thorou4 hy over
Luulcd AM put in complete order. Her Engines
and boilers ar OF first class. and OF l89 horse power
has 1G state rooms, besides Gle KS ace, &C., anu ID
thoroughly fitted u, with kitchen, pantry, store
rou.n, Dlacssmit,s shop, &c.
For further particulars, aud for terms which VIII
be made accommodating to On approved purchaser,
apply to Z; L"9iIi a. ,;aE.S iE CIO,,.
FoDruary % 10 NO. ~ Broau-StrecI'
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AfwarDs.

A KExyARDOF FIFTY DOLLARS WILL
n be paid for information lending to the discoy-
cry and apprehension OF the person or persons VINO
yesterday drove nail INTO the keyno!e OF mo Adver
using Box of the CHARL sToN DAILY EG"s' " 'ie
corner OF East Bay and Broad streets.
hebrunry 10
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED SIATEs-FOR TIE DISTRICT OF
oUUrH CAROLINA-N TIE MAT Err OF IRBY
:. WELLS, BANKRUPTCY WHOM PE /
TON FOR ADJUDIrA11O OF Ia >KkUPTCY
WAS FILED ON TIE 2UTH DAY OF FEnRU-
AIRY. a. D. 1868, IN SAID COGRT-IN BANKRUPT
CY-Tnis is to give notice that on tho fJh
day of March, A. D. 1868, Warrant in Ba. krup.
cy was issued agains. the Estate OF IRBY g.
WELLS, of sum er District and Sale of south Caro-
lima, who has been adjudged Bankrupt Oh his own
petition; that the payment Of any debts md livery
OF any property bel. nSing to said Bankrupt, to him
or for his USE and the transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by law; that meeting OF the
Creditors of the said Bankrupt 10 prove their debts
and to choose one more ASS gEees Of his esta'e
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden
at No. so Broa street, Charleston, s. c.. before Il.
B. UARPENIEa. Registrar, on the toc,ly-frst day
of March, A. D. 1863 at o'clock P. M.
j. P. NJ. EPPING,
United States Marehal as messenger.
March Q mf2
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dissolution.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE coPARlNERSHlP HEREroFoEE :. ic,iTp EArsp-
ING under tho nau and sye OF tIsAEh,
,3E,S, r AZ Co, was dissolved on the 27th cay OF
February, b, the withdrawal VI Mr. 6. W; Pond U,
NJ, ssrs. ANTHONY FISHER und ANDREW
BEL LR, Jr will co.tinue tue bus ness ~ the 0iu
at nd. 40. &c EAST BAY, under the name OF FISHER
& BEISER, and they urc ulone authorized to Sign
the name of the llte firm in liquidation
'''o 1850 ANTHONY FISHER,
ANDREW BElSER, JR.
,,,.
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vr1ANrEp, BY A YOUNG LADY. a
w Situation as ucverness, or to take charge OF
Female academy in North or south Carolina. he
can teach all Inc English Branches usually ,augntn
m,nts al French and is capable Of preparing youat
ladics for College Good references can 6e yen'
Addreas, staling salary, Miss "a. j. Co. Winning
ton, n. y. o""""''
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pOarSiRg.

nOARDING.--A PLEASANT ROOM ON
ID the second floor, with Dressi.g noom sIIaen- INa
ed. can be obtained by applying ut No. "a COMING
STREET; slso Gotta. the yard few Day
Boarders can also be accommodated. Good refer
ences required. A. % Marcn
DnIyArE BOARDING FBOlI SO TO 90
Der week, and ROOMS 10 RENT from 30 10 %
pcr month, by Miss PHILLIPS, No. o2 Magazine
slreet opDos1te Franklin-strcct. February D
nEMOyA AL-LGARDING.- a.
IL TRACY having removed her Boarding Estab'
ishmeni from No 50 Church-strect to No. 70 BROAD
STREET, is now prepared to furnish Board to Inn
tied number OF Ladies and Gentlemen. Terms moa'
rate. Dcceupei ~
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6 nwi3
THE UNDERSIGNED

THE UNDERSIGNED
JTAyE THIS DAY ENThRED INTO CO-PART-
III NERSHip AS MERCHANTS, under tue name
OF vEORCia A. TRENhOLM ~ SON, and have open:
cd Their Counting Houac i'll the state Bank Building,
at tho corner OF Broad aud East tay Streets
GEORGE A. TRENHOLM.
WM. l.. TR..NHOLM.
Charleston NJ .rch Q 1868. 6nwt3 March .
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THE PARTN ERSHIP

T1oRMERLY EXISTING BETWEEN THEODORE
II D. WAGNER, JAMES 4. WELSMAN, CHAKLES
K. PRIOLEAU, WILLIAM l.. IhENhULM 2i1 e1.7s IIa
TRENHOLM l. CO., 4; Liverpool, in the County OF
Lancaster, Is dissolved by mutual consent as from
tho l4th November, 1867.
The business formerly carried on by tne aooyc
pn pnndmct.d nv the Undersigned unucr the style OF
FRASER, TRENHOLM & GU.
j. r. ARMSTRONG.
Liverpool, LIST January, 1865 on,.
March3 oin"i'
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neu publieations.

tlfw yuDltfaIfDas.
MARCH, 1s6s.--sOW READY. THE
M FOLLOWING WORK, containing 1893 closely
prmred large octave pages well botnd In law sheep.
Pric0 $40. 49,
THE LAW REGISTER,
COMPRISING ALL THE
LAWYERS N1HE UNITED STATES.
THE STATE RECORD,
CONTAINING THE
State and County Officers, the Organization Juris.
d;ction and Terms OF tho Courts for every State
and Territory. -
THE OFFICIAL DIRECTORY FOB THE
UNITED STAAES,
CONTAINING THE
Ofacers Of the Federal Government, the Duties OF
the Several departments, Sketches o. all thetri
Mea bers of CON- aress. the Ohctrs and
Terms or the Federal Courts.
THE COLLECTORS ASSISTANT
GIVING THE.
La ws for Collecting Debts, Executing Deeds Vetdfy
Ing Claims, and Taking les lmony, with Forms
for every State, wi III much other Useful In
formation, tue whole constituting IN
Official and BUSH ESS MANUAL.
PREPARED FROM OFFICIAL RETURNS By
JOHN LIVINGSTON.
Union Law Company.
NEW YORK: Published by the Merchants Union
Iuw Company, No. l28 Broadway, Third Floor I'm
the American Exchang &c National Bank Bulldtng).
the as Gs On sGa 9sps q It
win be forwarded by express, with bin, to be Paid
OIL delivery.
From ALEX W. RANDALL, Postmaster General;
S.r. JOHN IS. L. SKINNER, First Assistant Post,
naster-General JOSEPH H. BLACKFAN. Chief
Clerk Postofice Department.
wAsHNeroN, D. O., February "a, 1858.
John Livingston, Esq, Secretary Merchants Union
Ld,o Company Neto Pork:
DEAR s1R-Your now 'Law Register and Official Di-
rsctory us issued appears to have been very care.
fully prepared, and We think may be o. great service
III tine transaction of the bu5nes OF this Department.
The work will )ubtless prove valuable To ever oH-
clal, banker, merchant and business man.
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
Postmaster General.
ST. JOHN B. L. SKINNER,
First Assis ont Postmaster General.
JOtEPH q. BLACKFAN,
Chief Clerk Postofiice Department.
from Hun. Francis e. SPINNER Treasurer Of the
United states.
WAsHINGToN, D. c., February "a, 1868.
Tohn Livingston Esq, Secretary Merchants Union
Ldw Company:
DEAR sIR-Ihe new claw register and Official Di.
ectory just issued appears to have been very care
ully epared and we find 1t Of great service in the
transaction Of The business OF this Department. WO
think the work would be valuable acquisition to-
und should be on the desk Of every prominent Off.
rial, banker, merchant and business man.
March9 q F. E. SPINNER, T. o. s.
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L,pOM ASD AFTER

rryHIs DATE THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CON
SrrrUrE The firm OF JOHN FRASER CO.,
aud will continue the business OF that mousse.
Wv We" THEODORE ID. WAGNER.
BENJAMIN L. HUGER
FI:E. ERICK TANNING.
Charleston, s. c., Cd March, 1868.
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Business GarOs.
ToIIN BINNs,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. 10 E1cHANGE,STREET, CHARLESTON

SOUTH THE OLD PosroFrIcE,
Is PREPARED TO MAKE ADVANCES ON ALL
descriptions of MERCHANTaB BILE PRODUCE he
socitr share OF the public patronage and hopes by
strict attention the business and interests oil those
Who patronize him to give g. neral satisfaction.
REFERENCE By PERMISSION:
e. ADAMS, FRosr l. Co., Charleston; G. II. WAITER &
Co., Charleston; Willis & GHIsoLM. Charleston; j.
NJ CALDWELL Il SONS. Charleston; CHARLES BAKER,
Augusta; JACOB q. WELLS. Columhi cAHwILE l.
McCAuGHn1S, NewbefTy; ". F. NANCE, Nowb rry.
Nerch9 lnths6
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PALMETTO PIONEER COOPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION.
laotiffs it Bankruptcy.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT of THE
Il UNITED STATES, FOR The DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF Will
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY
wa, FILED uN ar 20rH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
a. D. 1868, IN SAID CUUkr-IN bANKRUPTCY.-.
1his s to give notice that on the twentysi1h day OF
February A. D 1863 Warrant In Bankruptcy Has
Issued against the Estate of WILLIAM Z. HUGHSON,
OF sumter District and State Of South Carolina. who
has been adjudged Bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment OF any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging to said Bankrupt, to him or
for his use and tho transfer OF any property by him.
ure forbidden by law; that meeting Of the Creditors
of the said Bankrupt, to prove heir debts, md to
choose one more Assignees Of bis Estate, VIII be
held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden ut No. 50
Droad-street Charl, son. s. c. before R. b. CARPtN
TER, Registrar. the hineteenh day Of MdTch'
A. ID. 1868, ut o'clock, A. Ii.
j. P. III. EPpING,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
March
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WANTED, OLD BU0Iks.-TWo CoIlEs
w of the following BOX or tract: JOURNAL
or MAJOR GhURaE WARRINGTON, sent by Hon
K Dinwidd.e. &c &c 70 the CommSndans 1 Oh ,ne
Va. 1854. Twenty-Five dollars will be pa for eaci
CODY in good order. Wanted also, any BSoks rela
i'm 10 Washington" published before lou; Burk's
History OF Virginia, vols. Address
JOSEPH SAB1N,
No. 81 Nassau-street, New York.
,.., 30 lmo*
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THE PARTNERsHIP

TTEREToFORE sUBsISllNG UNDER 1HE
III ualoe OF JOHN FRASER 4 co has been @ls-
soyci as OF d4te the 3lst Eecember 1867 Elther VI
The unq igned will use the partnership signature
in liquidation. ,,o.,,rn w,cNpp
WILLIAM l.. 1KENHOlM.
FREDERICK BANNING.
BENJAMIN L. uUGEh.
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Il1ants.

WANTED, A SITUATION, AS COOK,
w Washer and Ironer, for small family, by
White Woman, who can give the best recommends
tons. apply at No. At EAST BAY. :.
March II
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Removals.

nENIOVAL.-JNO. RUGHEIMER HAS
n, removed his TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
from No. so AAS0N-STREET to No. l4l KING
STREET, q few doors north OF Queen.
February % ImWiino
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DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBT;A-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNLN'S He
PATIO BITTERS an unfailing remedy for NIL Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
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nON'T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN IONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BITTERS, unfailing rlncdy Tor all Dis
Eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver For
sale by all Druggists.
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lost am 9ounS.

Tucked UP ADkIFT, A PONTOON
rOAI. Ihe owner can have the sane by up
living ut tue POINT HOUSE, sulivan's I-hnd.
"Siao Ssi.o.h ~ j. HOWOT.
r Osr. SUNIEWnERE ON KING OK
Ia Wentworth streets LEATHER WALLET
containing about SO in small ills, and some pllv,.c
Iuuers of no value except To the owner: Inc nHuer
viii confer a favor and may keep the money, II ne
Will Ieaye the papers addressed TO 81. NJ at tne
OEEIt III UF THE DAILY NLSb. IcoruhrS IL
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ITO PUBLISHERS AND JOURNALISTS.
/ A largo amount OF TYPE and JOB MATERIAL
for SALE in lots to SUIT purchasers. Terms reason
able, aud casb. Aso u Gue HAND DPhEos, pr1ce SOU;
an Adams Power Pross, price $500; and q Card
Press, price slOU. Apply to F. @. DEFONTAEE +,
Columbia ~ a. December
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NOR Sale, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN
II any quantity, prco 75 GEMS per hundred. Appl;
Al tho Office of the DAILY NEWS.
February 90
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xx1AN1ED, By YOUEG LADY eoN IN
w reduced circumstances, sfsuaton as GOV
EpNRsS Ior small children, as companion Tor an
Invalid She IS wiling to sssis. in sewing VIM itv Gr mousse
Mt ~. ~ much an object as good home The
best references given ind required Address NJ M''
care of P. O. Box No. 277, Charleston s. o.
February 81
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DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBIsA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BITTERS, an unfaiing remedy for all Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver For
salo by all Druggists
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xI,ANrnD. FIRsT-CLAss AGENTS. To
w Introduce our NEW STAR SH0 Tile SEM
ma MACHINEs. extraordinary ind -ccmcnts :.
good saesmcn Fursuer particulars lW = apa sapipiv
@o cleveland, Ohio, 30. ton, Mass, OF St LOUIS
~ ~ |i''e'NN' .tn,us Ecbruar, II
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WANTED, By A SOUTHERN LADY z,
family in the city country WIZ teScn sne ueua, R
rrte, enccs cao be given. Address Miss W., Box NO.
asn Doc .hurn Vs. Los february II
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EsW nssSnG s91P saa II ol moh
- u,or AID N eanIe Books g. III kngravlnys publish
ed. DRADLsY & CO., publishers, No. 81 Noith
tourlh-s reer, Philadelphia ,,os
Fehrtf1ry Is Anio
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GENTS wANTED.-NOW READY ,.E,1l;i1Y
4 FOR CANyASSERs, THE WAR BEIWEES, ,
- = STATES: it's Causes. Character, Condnct ana
Results By Hon. ALtxAMDEss sss a. t desrrp "n
~ tha work Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING
" ~ oMpANyA Atlanta. Ga. 1mo~ February 24
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WANTED, AGENTS NEsdT'.R FOE tTlasM THM oNaf ssle
nnnrecedenfed Profits s25 per day. samples sent
tor pStt,, Co.'s General Agent for the State also
!oI nly ecnse: HORACE WHOVE,
"aHsou; 1>uoieee es Hartford, Conn.
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WANTED, TWENTY WHITE MEN
w FOR DrrCBING on Jonn's Island. Apply TO
CHISOLM BRO HERS,
M % East Bay, corner Adger's Wharf.
hynrch
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VIZ N T e D,
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN REAL ESTATE
PLANTATIONS, FARMS, MINERAL AND
TIMBER LANDS,
on on eEAR
RAILROADS OR NAvIGABLE WATEhs'
AND
HEALTHY LOCALITIES.
Owners earnest to sell, having clear ;eS CIV
ing verv fu de &c eption Of propet offered for sale
,nses. nrIce. cash ieqlred taking DEED, anu most
liberal rms for payment of balance wt1 1r'ei ou
nhe vi uos'fao' "a ''' Real tsta.e oker,
.rarcb 4 q No. 121 Nassau-st, New York CITY.
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DON'T FAIL TOTRY THE CELEBKA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S HE
PATIO BlrTERS, an uniailng remedy Tor all DIS
euses of the Digestive Organs and the Liver For
sale by all Druggists.
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Dnln.,siIc Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1342.
The Dyer court martial has adjourned over
until FrlOay.
Majority for Grant and Colfax in Pennsyl-
vauia, so far, 28, ,942.
Hon. Edwin Al. Stanton, exSecretary Of
War, is sojourning in Baltimore.
The IRISH Republican Club of this city have
disbanded until the next campaign.
The Commercial bank of New Brunswick,
at st. Johns, stopped payment yesterday
morDiI G.
yesterday in New YORK city, and maintained
strict privacy.
The ''sey ymour and Blair" Club of Washing
ton have changed their name to the National
Democratic Club"
The DAD Fellows of New Orleans had a
grand procession yesterday, and dedicated their
new ball with due ceremonies.
Hon. John A. Girls void declines to allow
his name to be used i'll connection with the
United States Senatorship from New York.
Captain Chandler, freight agent uf the
Fredericksburg Railroad, was found dead in his
bed AT Richmond on Monday morning.
Twelve coal-laden cars on the Morris and
Essex Railroad jumped the track Sunday night,
owing to an axle breaking, and were de-
mohshed.
The fredericksburg and Gordonsville Rail.
road is to be finished by Philadelphia COM
pany, of which H. G. Wainwright is 10 be
President.
BY the explosion OF a locomotive Monday
afternoon near Holitaysburg, Robert PaIter.
son. engineer, and Philip Davis, fireman, were
killed.
Governor Brownlow's message was read yes.
terday IN the Senate of the Tennessee Legsla-
ture He advises the sale of those railroads
Which have failed to pay the interest on their
indie btedness to the State
- President Jay has called a meeting of the
Trustees of the Gettysburg and Antielan Gene.
teres, TO be held at Wizards 'Ebbltt House, "
Washington, December 8. 1t is thought that
the question Of the disposal of the Rebel dead
will then be finally determined.
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FROM WASHING TON.
General Grant and the Washington POli-
ticians.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-rhis afternoon q com,
niIlee, consisting ofdelegales from the Soldiers
and Sailors Republican Gomnittee, officers of
the Boys in Blue, the President of tue General
Grant Club, the Mayor of Washington, and
aldermen and citizens, called upon Geuerat
Grant by appointment. The object OF the visit
is stated i'll the following address of the
Mayor
General Grant-In behalf Of the citizens
and the Republican organizations OF this city,
We have called 10 tender our hearty congraJu-
ialiOns on the result OF the recent elec uon, aud
To make known TO you their wishes tnat they
be permitted to attest their feelings of happI-
ness and JOY by proper public demonstration,
Nelcomlng you as the President elect TO the
capital of the natiCn. AS they were deprived of
that pleasure on your arrival here by sort of
flank movement, By which you stole a march
on our people, all indulge in the hope tnat you
will now accede TO their request, and name a
time and place that will be most agreeable to
you for such demonstration.n
General Grant responded as folows:-'I am
glad to meet you all, and to receive your con-
pratu atiops, bat nope you will spare NE any
public demonstration. i live In TINS city, and
like 10 AVOID demonstrations mere as else where,
and with my consent there cannot oe any. l
am always ready to meet such gentlemen as
may call upon me at my otlce or house at any
ume, without public display or demonstration.
THIS would be much more agreeable 10 me, and
/ hope it Will be agreeable To you."
The MAYOR 1eplied:-'We shall certainly study
yoUr pleasure IN the matter"
General GTaDt said:-"I am not unmindful of
the feeling INTENDED to be displayed by public
demo nstration. You must take all this for
granted" OLaughter.)
A lew moments were passed IN conversation,
and the committee withdrew, each member of it
taking Grant by the hand.
There is much disappointment at the refusal
OF General Grant tO accept public demonstra-
uon rs the pre- Im iuary arrangements had been
made for grand display. General Grant was at
bis Office to day, from A. NJ. until p. Nj, tor
the performance Of official duties though con-
stantly interrupted by visitors.
Hon. william ID. Kelley
had a lorg interview With General Grant, at his
headquarters, this morning. 1t is said Grant
will invite Judge Kelley to seat IN mis- Cabinet,
and that he Will be placed at the dead OF the
Navy Department. Kelley has been a member
OF the House Committee on Naval Affairs for
eeveral years, and j. thoroughly posted about
all the affairs OF the Department. 1t il generally
M GraHt,s Csbinrt and prom,neTt polIticaps
say Kelley Is likely to be The man.
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With some few remarks in reference TO bs
motive in undertaking this investie alton, the
speaker contDued:-I have sometimes thought
that great city is a consiomeIatiOn of forces
which, In their operation upon individuals are
as merciless as the cataract of Niagara. They
swallow up all in a maelstrom. They maze
thousands OF abandoned sons aud daughters. |
have taken the trouble to get some figures, and
will give you the number of Pennsylvania and
Philadelphia families represented by runa Rav
abandoned daughters IN the city OF New 1ork.
Pennsy lvanla families are represented by one
hundied and twenty-three daughters, add Phlla-
delphia families by seventeen daughters.
The speaker then dwelt at some length on
the horrid degradation of tnoie precincts IN
New York city known as "rne Gates of II all,n
"Murderer's Lane,h "Fiye PJlnts,n etc, etc.,
and detailed some most heaft-rendng scenes
which he had witnessed. There are 1000 aban-
doned women iu the city of New YORK; over
10000 in the Union; q, 384 women were arrested
in that city last year; Ills of them ior assault
and battery; 60 of them for ATTEMPTS to XII;
of them for accomplishing a killing. Police
Superintendent Kennedy has made the remark
that in twenty years New York city will have to
be given over to The "thieves, yagabonds, and
cutthroats.n
Mr.. Dyer then referred to the mob riots of
New York in 1863, saying that persons living
outside of that city knew nothing about tue
object of those riots, aud that even the citizens
themselves were hardly better III iormed. II was
a fight between rutiisnism aud law. Then
ruffansn, for the FIRST time, discovered that it
had master in the Metropolitan police. That
police force, under Superintendent Acton, saved
the clty not only against the rioters but also
against Horatio Seymour, who wanted them
drawn off fIom the 'innoceDp peope. They
are our safeguard, and protect u.s. even though
all the police justices, the Mayor, two judges
OF the Supreme Court, the city Judges and
Judge OF the Superior Court, are ON the side OF
ruffianism.
The speaker, theu remarking that New York
was not altogether bad, alluded to the many
charities which she supports aud her instltu-
tions OF far.reaching benedcence.
He concluded his lecture by going over the
well-known history OF John Allen, the Wicked
est Man in New York -