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New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

The HYDRAULIC Cow-MILKER.-A great
rush hss taken place lately sni singular nvsOa
hibtioD No s1 Brosdway Is perfect Mixer whA Per
forms 10 dut superior and with the cid ssaf
aching process beside being agesss COW bo,s si
pis and dorabe None should fail u see eper,os ssy
Of Inventions Dpa.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

AMERICAN PItNO-FORTES.-The Senate OF the
Roya Academy OF Arts Berlin, has elected the piano
forte manufacturers Theodore aud William stelnway OF
New-YOrk, Academic Members, In recognition OF their
valuable inventions and superior achievements in the
art OF plauO-fOrte building" - . -
lOnical Prnsslan Gazette, Berlin, Feb. 10. 1863
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
ASSEMBLY.

Bills were advanced to a third reading-ApprO-
pratng s25OOO TO aid In the construction of he onuou
aud OswegO Railroad when said Company shall nave ex-
pended 5; approprsting $1,000 per mile Tor the
nrst 80 miles Of the New York and Northern kalroad
constructed and running north from Schenectady through
tho Wlderness To facilitate the construction OF tho
Skgsa Apl GlaaaQg9 YsleX Rs1r2a4i gapygS a.lsS ~
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DIED.

ANDgRsOyon suadiy April ser lingering lneis Ma nsrs
The And friend, Of The family sre r.sectfuy stes1
her funeral o. Iuesia April at oeleek ou her late resdsnee.
No. 81 Caan6nst
CLARK-n Brooklyu April B.pbsb CLARK wiOs Of Vie s,s
PGnera At ei weInesy sh inst, residence ofhr
soniu'law ID. p. Barnard. No loo Presden.'st
DUENBLLAt Athen. Greene CO. 90 the "a ias, s suss
Ncbo widow OF Bbge g. Duune NJ D. IN the 7sh year Of h6
age Formerly Of this city.
KBRsBYos the 9th April inst Margaret Keney the 18th year Of
The snd. Of niece John 0connor invited attend
ber funeral from No JAS We Tweuy 90 Nedesisy morn
will be celebrated the Church Of ST. Francis Xve srteeaA
ST. previous to Dtsrment 10 Calvary Cemetery.
LIvNGST0E-0n suuiaY April Sarah siow Of the late Wisn
The relatives friends attend the funeral services -
residence No J9 West Twenty tbit Wetpessy sA
inst. at IL O'clock Remains will be taken 70 Greenwood
mAGAURAS-0n April 6. Mary Jane wife Of 3 T massurn
between Third and Fourth Wefnestsy April at 10 oek
MITCHRLI-At Ansona Conu April Mitchell widow Of tho
late Matthew Mitchell, Cro,on N T. aged 81 years.
McMASTRR-on Sabbath April at No $50 Wes, Thirty secoatt.
Sss . Dsv si Nary Mo,r IN the sd year Of Ser age
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 st,eaa
funeral services at her late residence No S eat hlr sesod
ST. Tuesday April M& O'Clock m Funeral on Wednesfay
pRRCg-Os Sunday April hs Anna C. Pierce wife Of the late
Judge Pierce Of fBrooSlyn. aged 50 years. -, .,o .,,,
BrOokyn on Tuesday the 7sh inst Joe'eh Fneoas
aud relatives are invited TO attend
RISG- NOrxsls Conn Sunday ApdlS tue saA Of Mo
age. Zebeies Ring esq. OF this ei.v.
The friends h family a 10 attend the funeral from he Tsee
nse Baptist Church se'oadave neaE Teuts on wednesday
April 8. at 10 o'clocE
wBED-on Sunday evening April Henry Sn sou Of Jobs n
Weed aged %
from the rpeoce Of his father 25]i Tweay st (ses
MOI. Wednesday, at IL o'clock N
w0ODRUFF-sundsy morning AP5 a. her resiiene IN this ~
Burne wife OF the Hon L. b. Woouf and daughter We
late ChiefJus,ice H0rnbl0ser Of Neg Jersey. 49,
The relatives ln friends inEtei 90 attend The funeral ron NO
West Twenty nnhst. wetneStay Apnis At oeeck -.
without fgrtaer uoice.
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MARRIED.

wEBB-KyBvTT Friday April 1863 By hs Rsv Msrshs b.
Smith Rector Of 81 Johns Chnrcb Paasc j. Mr. Jshs n
Webb EewYork City, to Mis- Amelia Anne KaerA sf Rsss
Park near Pis,Gc ia TT
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BIRTH.

BYRsE-A wesesester Village Tpesty tss 't ty q n,,
the Of Thomis Jay Bgrne e. 500 bng TIE Nh cbtA -
Susan & and Thomas J. Byne. liz 81.
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Sp,aal NOtit,s.


The BIasio Ash sitter.
THE MAGIC ASH SITTER.
THE MAGIC ASH SITTER.
Odce Ma. 25t Broadway,
New York
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And be EBWY0RX CLIPPER sees tse pNsrs vel bessssel
THB CLIPPER :.
Sos r..t .ppears IN 40 ENLARGED FORM sih NRW HBADf
- AND NEW TYPES. /.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

In The Memphis AralGnche contempt ease,
yesterday Judge Walden ordered the prisoners to jail
bat subsequently suspended hs decision ten dys 10 On
az sAsya II "a 2SsI " yAs ss2,s ~ @s'4~
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
FIrNERAIA TO-DAY.

FUNERALS TO-DAY.
ANDERSON MARY ANN No 81 Caunonst
DEMAREST. EMILY H.. No $50 Greenwich st
GRBEH MRS SARAH B., No. 2T Bsst Bghteenhst
LOCKBrT JOSEPH sR, No l69 Carleton ave. Brookiys
MORRILL,. MRS. RUTH SiIth-st Grand Williamsburg
MCNASTRR MISS MARY No. $50 West Thirty -see1adst
NICKILs, MISS ANr0INBrTB No. 1y Fort Greene place.
BROOKLYN,
O'GRADY MARY No. Jis Bsst Tselnh-st
SMITH MRS. MAY Jamaica. L. l.
SPADBR STEPHEN T., Jamaica,
PIERCE MRS. ANNA c., No ts Warrington ave-, Broekys
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"An tho Worlds n Stage"

Odice No. 25i Broadway
Nes York.
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THg CLiPPER

THB CLIPPER commences new
STORY OF THEATRICAL LlFk
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

10 the recognized -. - - - ......u..
THB CLIPPER
contains the latest AMI most a1heat.c
THEATRICAL INTBLbIGBhCB
from all parts Of the worid
u. gives the latest news about Crcuses.
IL gives tho freshest items Of Minstrel news
IL posts ron up n Dramatic sfsrs
Il, th.S xuaa's
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DIED

Suddenly, on Thursday, 9Th inst. , CHARLES JouS-
In the 10th year Of his age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend tho funeral, from his fathers residence, No
~ Indiana avenue, this Saturday, afternoon, ~
O'Clock. Services at Tripty Church at o'clock.
Intcrlrent at Philadelphia
On the 18Th Inst at his 4os X street, be-
tween Fourth and FIFTH, Of disease Of the heart,
RtS.cA y CsLrrsSI clerk W Pension ohiee, aged
friends OF Tho deecascd arc Invited TO attend hi.
funeral. At his residence, at p. m Sunday. March
LIST.
On the 27!h inst, in 1oorgetoyn. afl,r brisf ~.
ness, Mrs. MARY d. ABBori1 wifo u George D. Alb
bot. esq and daughter Of the late John N. MOulder.
Of this city.
on Bridge street, Georgetown, at o'clock this after
noon: The friends Of the family are Invited to at
tend
On the 18Th inst, At o'clock. a. m, after long
titudc, CnARLgs e wgRDES, in the 10Th year Of his
70, eldest son Of Henry 4. and Anna NJ. Weedcn.
eSr friends and hcquaintanccs Of tho family are
requested to attend the funeral this after
nnon AZ clock, p. M, from the residence q his
ptcnnth and Piitsenth s.rects.
Of " %n srhfas And fdssids srssy, .ssd year
IssHsnIt. wife Of James White, in her tttb year.
ON February %, after a long and painful lllnes,.
Mrs MARrHA WALKgR, vic OF simpson A. WALKER
esq. 4, o-., Yo,,., So,,,,v
vldoW OF The late Thomas NJwlan.
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The WASHINGTON CoLonEp NJ. L. .CosyER.
RSoE.-Thc nth annual session Of the Washing.
Thursday morning, at the Mount Zion NJ. Z.
church, Rey. Bishop Ames presiding. The usual
religious services were held, and the sacrament
which Benjamin Brown was elected secretary,
and r. II. Robinson and @. o. Fisher, assistants.
The following committees were elected: Stew.
schools, 7. Jackson, @. W. Lewis, W. W. Fore.
man, g. q: Keys Tract cause, j. Bowman, E.
Fs%pS s' esSss WsSSu bansSnas
Echois, II. r. Ebert, to receive Tract money,
Randsii %nG b. p. Jone.; to report tS TIE Proceed
ings, the secretaries; Freedmen's Aid Society,
d; p. Jones, J; Bowman, T. Jackson;
II. Wheeler, Of the BALTIMORE Conference, and
Rev. II. q. westwood, DID, of the New Jersey
Conference were introduced 1t was. on motion,
tomorrow afternoon for the purpose OF attend
Ing to statistical and monetary business.
The New Jh sse ponsns sy DR. pi OF
The p,esidinE Elders were called upon for re-
much progress especially In the Vifsinis POr.
lions Of the Conference.
SECOND DAY.
The opening exercises were conducted by the
Rev. ID. p. Jones, (colored.)
Rev. John Lanshan, Baltimore Conference,
was introduced and took seat in the Confer.
The second question of the general minutes
was taken up, and the following were continued
i. Awkward, q. T. Pinckey. N. Jackson, A,
Posey, W. Clsxton, J. L. Evans, d. Brown, IT,,
i. Showdcn, A. J. Wheeler, and d. Wheeler.
-Question four was then taken up, and the fol-
lowing were passed. q. W. Lewis, J. Bowman,
A. AK Kennedy GI r: LsAe, p H. Msttheys, 2; e.
il, Carroll q. q. Fisher, J. Msrbcrry, and ?,
Scott. In the case Of the Iast.named, who left
MS work during the Sesr, a resolution was
which was done.
Question Ave was then taken up, and the fol.
n n. Carroll, il. 4. Ebert, d. =. gches oi j. III
Brice, ]. b. Snowden, J. p. Bowser, W. Hicks,
7. Jackson, and W. Landlord.
Question three was taken up, and the follow
John Loggins, W. S. Wilson's, J. ". Dsnsberry,
w. ID. Echols, W. Leewood, A. Elmonston, j.
Huglus, W. Garter, J. II. Randall, ]. Henry, S.
Taseo, W. Cook, 7. Elliott, r. Wheeler, ]. X.
The conference then adjourned by singing the
doxology and pronouncing the benediction.
FLOUR AND GRAIs.-The market for -four 10
quiet, and we quote as follows Welch Family,
segl525i extra, tl2@l2.5o; cut extra, tlo.s59
Prime white wheat is worth sa.s5. o Corn, N'fsS
30 for white and yellow d .l29il5.
CATTLE MARKET.-The number of beef cattle
at Drovers Rest yesterday were limited, and the
quality not so good a. last week, and prices were
about Scent lower. Some 200 head sold at from
brought from $50 to ~. Sheep were scarce.
The SEREsADE.-Tbe sercnade to the newly
elected members of the Councils on Thursday
night was success, q large party following
Kings band to the several residences of the
elected.
SAILED.-The steamer Ctility, Capt, Fargo,
has departed for Norwich, Conn, with coo tons
nf Nh har1 nd naI
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ALLEGED LARcEsY-A WoNAS IN THE CAsr.--
The Baltimore American, Of last evening, con-
tsins the following spicy case that was heard In
q singular. and rather amusing examination
took place before Justice Bride, at the Western
RSss 's ath ~ fo dss sieeo %.i P SSs
ter county, New York. was examined upon the
charge o. stealing lot Of furniture and hog,
resident Of the same place. II appeared from
the evidence given by Kane that ne had been
absent In New Jersey At work for about four
found his house empty, and the neishbors told
him that his.Yifc had taken the furniture and
"a n Win f Ss ndsH sId ssS 1
was going to her uncle in Warrington.
This happened about one month since, and on
@ o os 7. k,.s es and s%Ss
two children comfortably domestic.ted in .
for them, While fhe atter was Al WoTE AZ ii.
trade here. Kane Immediately procured war.
rant and had Driseaii arrested upon the charge
OF stealing the furniture which was In the house
MRS Kane neat .,ood up to give !, her cyl:
threatened to kin her When he came home Al
night drunk, and that for twelve months he had
~ Ave sSs cr the II
her for over four months, and acting upon the
advice of the neighbors, she had broken up
$ HnS sSnss e, @oSs s.ss Scp.s
had sold the furniture, but alleged that 1t be.
longed to her As Kane could not sustsin tho
evidence Of LARGELY against Driscall, when Mrs.
Kane gave this evidence, he was discharged from
"Driscali kept quiet during the giving In of the
evidence, and seemed to care worry little which
way the case was decided. Kane said that he
principally wished to recover the two children,
who were at present with their mother, and that
he was perfectly willing to let her 20 anywhere
she pleased, and, to do Mrs. X: Justice, she
evinced IN equsl Indifference for the further so
ciety OF her llege lord. Kane declares his inten-
tion Of having Driscall arrested on another
charge. ......5
Fires DURING TnE MosrH.-At the time Of
going to press the following-namcd fires had oc-
Cured during the present MONTH Feb. 0, 7'os p.
m, alarm from box No. 10; chimney OF house
near the corner Of Seventh street west and II
tional Hotel damage slight. Feb. Il, 1870 4. m,
II, 6:ss p. M, box No. q; j. q. MAYORS carpen.
s ter sh9P SSa T. B. BSSn paint ss hoI
Dyer's Hotel, Second street west and Ind ana
avenue; loss about $l,o 900. Feb. 10, 1oa2 p. m,
box No, II; frame grocery, Third street west and
p. m, box No. 10; stables destroyed and horses
damaged, Second street west, between Virginia
avenue and Z street south; loss about $500. Feb
taurant building, corner Fifteenth and + streets,
chimney OF house near Second street east and L
psr 'g aa @sS n iSs p SSs MS
age slight. Feb. 2s, 1883 a. m, box No. 49, fsh-
houses and fishing apparatus at foot OF Thirteen.
and-ahalf street and the Potomac, the property Of
loss about $4,000.
Eleven Ares occurred during the present month,
OF which seven took place inside Of one week.
M s.I,k ~
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

To OUR SuBscRIBERs N ALEXANpRIA.-Mr.
George W. Jones, No. IS North Alfred street, be-
tween Queen and Cameron streets, 10 our author
lied agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, in
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
and Sollcit Advertisements for this paper, from
the hrst day Of February.
All money due the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
prior to the nrst day Of February will be col.
lected by our late agent, Mr.. Thomas Gallagher.
CRY SuMNARy.-Steamers +. @. knight and
J. s. Green sail for New York to-day The Ice
Is gorged near Fort Washington. The conduct
of youthful INNS at the post ONCE, at night
Is again complained of the Mayor talks oil
filming them for their coarse conduct. A new
mail route on the Chesapeake, Ohio and Alex
Andria canal Is talked OF. Chief Justice John
Marshall has purchased a two-horsc omni-
bus and left the same at Chatam's stables for
the convenience OF the travelling public.
ACCIDENTAL SuoorIso.-A young man named
Davis, a resident of this city, accidentally shot
himself through the hand at Occsquon, on Tues
1t, and making an exit near the elbow. Dr. Cur.
tbs, the physician called to attend him, thinks he
will lose the hand. DAVIS was brought to his
home In this city by the mail boat on wednes.
day night
SUBSCRIBED FoR.-TWo hundred and thirteen
shares of stock were subscribed for at a meeting
OF the German Cooperative Building Associa-
tion, held at Washington Hall, Wednesday, night.
GRAIS.-On Change yesterday 1900 bushels
red wheat sold for % 5oG2 81 and inferior to fair
white at f2.b6G26o Corn, of which 800 bushels
Rye u 30.
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ARREsTED.--A man named Harry Morgan, after
an exciting chase by Detective MeDeyitt, was
arrested BY Ohicer Kelly on suspicion OF being
concerned In the theft Of a coat, valued at tJ5,
from the National Hotel. A aolored man, with
the coat, entered a pawn shop, the whits nah re-
the suspicious OF Mr.. McDevitt, caused his ar
rest. Morgan was taken to the Central guard
house, where he was locked up for the night
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PURCHASE or AN IsLAND.-We learn that MT
Thomas NJ. Harvey has just purchased an island
known as Hampton Bar, in the vicinity OF Nor
folk, Virginia, where he designs erecting s'num.
Der of buildings and enter extensively In the
oyster business. He will have agents in Phila-
dephis aud New York, and oysters VIII reach
those sitiei ihp SANE d4y they are shipped.
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PROMOTIONS IN THE TREAsURY.-The follow
ing promotions have been made In the Treasury
Department since Feb. 10:
Secretary's Ofice-HenryS, Hall and Horace
Monroe, from LIST to I'd class.
Third Auditors Ofice-(ieorge Q. Wunder, Q.
e. Lewis, Z. N lamont WIN. Russell, W Il
WykoH, II. A. Davis, from list to "a class; g. II
Ewing, O, A. Van Audcn, from I'd to Sd class.
Firsf Auditors Qfice-J. W. Anderson, from
LIST to % claws.
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aEoRaETowN MATTERS,

ORDERS for the NATIONAL REruBLr AN In
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores Of
Messrs. T. NJ. X. Mills b Co., tate Crandeirs) 1875
Bridge street, or at Messrs. @. T. Getty h Co.'s.
lo6 Bridge street, where copies OF the RSrunLi-
CAN may be obtained daily.
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aAurrKR,s NATIVE WINE BIrrERs-we take

GAuTIRR's NATIVE WINE BIrTERs.-We take
pleasure in the opportunity afforded US to sub
init the following;
sIIrH AyESuy, n. Y, February 20, 1865.
Mr., q. GAUTIER; Please send By express, Y. q.
D., to my address, one case OF your Native Wine
Bltters, for myself and friends. For three years
l had beea a sufferer from debility, resulting
ties of your Bltters, presented by a friend, Mr..
Elliott, of Cineinpsti, have almost entirely re-
stored me. Hence my order
Yours, respectfully,
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On the 10th inst. l. at st. Aloysius Church, by the
Rsy, Father Roeonord, u. =. MCFARLAND to Miss
OF the och inst, at tho RESIDENCE Of tho BRIDE
HAuGH, d Washington, D. G., 10 Captain j. j.
HIsDs, Of Decatur, Alabama.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, by Rev. W. W. Dean,
II. N. BENNETT to Miss Z.LLA II. RIScH.
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CLOTHING AT REDUCED RArEs.-Mr. A straus,
north side Pennsylvania Avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets offers his large and well selected
stock Of Mon aud Boys Clothing and Gentlemen =
Furnishing Goods for the next thirty days, without
regard to cost lie also offers disco int Of ten pc
cent. all purchases amounting to u or more. Now
Is the tmo to make YOUR purchases at an immense
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LOCAL ITEM 8.

IT /. RELArsp Of tho ancient Athenians that they
spent their days in seeking some new thing 1t isa
pity they did not live in those times .heV might
have found many new things at HenninE's Sne
Price Clothing Store. No 5 Seventh street, lntoii
gencer Building,
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D. II. srISgNErG's extensive Hat and Cap Empo.
rum, No. 2i Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth
aud Thirteenth Streets has been the centre OF attrac
ten for some days past Cause: the opening Of his
extensive assortment OF Hats leaps for Spring wear
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THE coryRrs.

cases were acted upon yesterday:
Ashfofd-J. IL. Johnsoa. Action Tor goods fur-
fenSe, and verdict for ssSe and nteres NO 'e
lsa. johnson W.. white q Lane. Action to re-
to securing The passage Of a claim. ' '' 'S'"''
The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff In
u, 500 aud Interest.
ito. Magruder'vs, Lang's administrator. Ao-
tion for work and labor IN professional services
rendered by DIR. Mngrudcr In the family Of Mrs
Lang, deceased. Plea Of non assunpiif and
statute q llnit..ion.:, -, .,',1.,m w
court excluded ali argos Of later date than he
18th OF February, 1894. The services Of the ply
stefan were proved BY himself and the jury rem
~. i. o. Sterling vs.. John NJ Powell. Brent
Acton ior sisndeIou, words. The plaintig
10 fake charge Of his plantation in Alabama
during the war, he having but one leg, and It
beng sRss$ss 'Ns ne sisSIn sasf
him for a wounded Union oiicer and carried
him off a prisoner. Upon his return to WASH
ington he sued Powell for compensation for ser.
vices, and gained his suit. Upon the dSy the suit
Gait and declared that Sterling had gained his
case by 0swcaripr to A lie, :" and Afterwards de-
nounoed him as perjarer, gambler a Sisckieg
suit to rseSyer ls%sse. The jury p fo"na rer
diet for the defendant, the foreman explaining
that the Jury did not believe the plaintiffs words
did any injury 10 the defendant.
sos. Sol Lazarus Va. Benjamin Hyam. Con-
tipued, -
II. Day vs.. welch. Rule to employ new coun-
sci, returnable In ten days, to be served on de-
PENDANT. =
lee. Colburn vs.. Swart1. Continued.
III. Charles a. VandsrwerEei, vs.. Francis NJ.
Lazcnby. Jones, Bradley, lr. Continued, with
leave to file additional pleas,
20 If.xlt. 81. ~ NJ w A
Boss ct al. Continued.
lTl Z. S. Alyord VS.. James r. Price.
IT'S, Beayans 4 shaw vs. o.. W. Campbell.
I76. NJ, Doughcrty VS.. Campbell. Continued
lIp. Kennedy, receiver, VS.. Lamon. Passed.
ls2, Corbett vs., the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company
ls3 Hutchinson & Merrill Va, Shirley Com
tInued. '-"'
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SELR,IlpRovgMgST and training children, b
Professor q. 5, Fowler, at Metzerott Hall, TIL
evening at O'Clock. Free chronological exam
once.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

METROPOLITAN HOTEL-PoTrs a SHELLEY
Pratt, Z Sshriber, II Senior, J A
Ha aealey, y; Oman, WIN Elliott, Hills.
GG"Hsl hs,s,. Nd Isaac Toondsy Albany, X Jno
daughter, Auburn, N Y; Colonel Samuel Tate,
Memphis; Gen A NJ West, Miss; Hon N q Tay.
l 10 city, Charles wallace, Morgan Mills, WIN
osde1 @.ukes WIS., Ws MMasiss.Se a S W @iS
D Bard, Augusta, Ga; Miss Nickells, Va John
fh Rps N SsT Ma PM Ma g % ma
ton, Del; Or II w Labbey, Cleveland, Ohio; d J
MeCarn, Nebraska; 4 Brown, Kansas; HoT
PSeips Ran.S 'HSS'f Hsinss RshR Rsi GGS
Wright and wife, N Y; Samuel Biser, Augusta
Ga; N S Emmart, Baltimore.
UNITED STATES HOTEL-M. II. RnAs.
Henry, kentucky; W Deano, Chicago, III
CT Gutter; jr, LOUSY lie kyi Samuel Jones,
inesn Ps RrSI Crouch Erie Pa W win:
Dean, M; WI Thompson, Henry simpson,
Tom h5eHt Ma Henry Handle
III II LTuGk, q Welsh, Washington, i o. Geo
Henderson, Christopher Kindly, u j OConnor,
James Loughton, A q Critohison, W Handle.
ton, New York; Henry Williams, Middietown,
Andrew Pen, W Kelley, New York.
EBBITT HOUSED. q. WILLARD.
kins, " W MeMllen, d b Ragdsle, Tenn; i ]
Jones, + Swift, 7 Eglen, n YjF rs Devoi, Ind;
Lee, Ark; pr d Dorrit, Pa; Greene, N
GiS y scott Montreal; R Gioyanne, Italy; W
win, o; rs Townsend, e Dane and wife, N Y;
II Wilson, Pal Fowler, N VI S b Black,
Mass; w Saunders, T Conrad, Texas; q Ladd,
N u DR. II Hare, 7 Petherick, Pa; M Kelley,
vile and daughter, city; J. + Arnold and WIFE
Mrs Batchelor, Wyman, Mass; ] ID Weed, Va
! RICHTER, W r smith, n Y; r Peterson, Miss
" Carson, Pal Woodward, N Y;J Q Pogue,
4 Biddle and wife, Mass; z Newton, b b
Newton, Pa; q Peters, NY.
SEATON HOuSE-JoHN H. SEMMEs.
NJ q Ambuster. Baltimore; NJ l. Rcgno
brooklyn, l. !; Rich, Boston; DR. w Is Gone,
Iowa; walter Lowe, John Lowe, Thomas d
Sansbury, Prince Georges county Md; 4 Sotiif,
Nashville, Tenn; J Stratton, John Pedariok,
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