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Special Notices,

sIs,fs THE FOURTH WARD RE-
~ PUBLICAN CLUB yill meet az the
SsSSig ii'E'ff ssSfs1 tsS ss
Hon, Giles b. .stebbins and other distinguished
speakers will address tho me,etiPsc possy,x
sp2s-2t President
w@ ExcURsloH TISKETs TO CHI
rcnss tSS S' ' cs%VssS S sn SSa
IN GSissIo during he month 81 Nay, isssSesn PRO:
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s~. REGISTRY NoTICE;-Notiee Is
R%sTe gSySsn ,Ss az o sssb In the
approved February ], iss7, entitled :" Az al to
ssa sS.s WI viii p,'s 3.
''AN sFREF 5r sFshsEf$ Ea$$S'
ERDhY Nay n anS 9eloef sSs eigsE.
m. for the purpose Of receiving and recording
The act q Congress. entitled "An act to regulate
provides that each and every male person, qSeept-
Ing paupers. and persons under gusrdanship, Of
fence, and excepting persons who have Voluntarily
given aid and comfort 70 the rebels In the late
iIed IL the United States, and who shall have
resided IN said District for .he period q one year,
In which he shall offer to vote, next preceding any
franchise. aud shall be deemed an eieetOr and en-
any distinction on account Of color or race. -
i is very desirable that all naturalited citizens
S Sre to rod ssr as 70 he9 E 70
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Mr.. SrANnERY has recovered so far from
his illness that he will conclude the arguments
for the defence, and read from manuscripts his
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I
200 barrels Of prime Jackson Whites suitable
for seed and table use, Just arrived per schooner
LabaToOks, asd for sale by -. ~
PETER BERRY,
AprT6t Sixth street Wharf.
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sMsTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF
w THE NATIONAL THEOLOGICAL INsTI-
TUTE AND UNIVERSITY will be held at Washing
ton, D, c. in the L Street Baptist Meeting house,
on THURSDAY, the 3oth day Of April. current, at
10 o clock in the forenoon, at which meeting re-
ports for the year to be presented by the Exec
tive Committee and the Treasurer, and the election
Of officers held, and such other business transacted
as may properly come before said meeting.
The board OF Managers will meet at the same
place on WEDNESDAY, April %, at 40 o clock,
BY order Of the Executive Committee:
s. PECK, Secretary.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES Patent OFFICE.
wAsHIsGTOS, April -, 1865.
On the petition Of Polly Hunt, Of Jersey City,N
J. adm stratrl *, and GgoRag w. HUNT, Of New
burgh, n Y, administratoT OF the estate Of Walter
Hunt, deceased, praying for the extension Of a
patent granted to the said Walter HUT the 25th day
Of July. 1854, and reissued In four divisions VI the
dates and numbers respeetisely ,asfollows: Noven-
Der o. 1864, numbered s26I February 7, 1855 mum
bered lS7i April I, 1855, numbered 1906 April l..
1885, numbered l,aT; said last number q, s27l being
again reissued IN two divisions the 10th day Of July
au Improvement In Shirt Collar, for seven years
from the expiration of said patent which takes place
on the 18th day Of July, 1868;
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at tho
Patent Office on Monday the 9th day OF July next at
u clock m and all persons are notified TO appear
and show cause. II any they have why said petit
tiOn ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposing the eAte1slO are required to flo
IN the Patent Ohce their objections, specially set
forth In writing at least t0entY days before the day
OF hearing all testimony filed by either party, to be
used at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mitted In accordance with tho rules OF tho office,
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as ties
timony. must be tlsd In tho Oico tioentU days be
fore lheday Of hearing the arguments. any within
ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered. also. that this notice be publshed In the
REPuBLICAs and the Intsiii0sncer, Washingt ,
ID. c. and In the Times. New York, N. r., once 4
week for three successive weeksi the first Of said
TO beat least sixty daysgreyious 70 the
ap2s-TusW Acting Commissioner of Patents.
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DETER BERRY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

SIXTH STREET WHARF. WASHINGTON. D, C..
Large storage and wharfage AeeommodaLon. for
loading and unloAdinx vessels, Apl6-3m
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OPFICE ~ TUE NORTHUMBERLAND AND IN.
SEWERS, &c, &c.
PROPOSALS PoR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
SEWER In | STREET MONTH. BETWEEN

PROPOSALS S POE THE Gs9HNSSTTRUGTI9E 9E CT
TENTH AND TWELPTH sTREETs WEST.
Sealed Proposals VII Ss Tfesiyed A. ,he Mayors
for the purpose Of building two-foot barrel Sewer
IN street north, from point atty east Of the east
present sewer In Tenth street and New York ave-
nue..
Bidders will state the price per lneal foot for the
main sewer per ineal foot for the lateTals. VIII eh
shall ba IS inches inside diameter: the walls OF
both TO be nine inches In thickness; per mAnhole
each, per trap and drop each.
For speciacations see the Superintendent and Iu-
WIN. FORSYTH,
Sup't and Inspector, &c. &c.
JACOB VONDERLEHR,
Commissioner Second Ward.
Ap27-my5 j. T,GlVEN' jCommissrs.
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For Sale or Rent.
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.
Inquire Of HORACE BRADFORD, at the Rooms
ofthe Young Men 8 Christian Association. apl'-u
LIOR SALE "A FRAME HOUSE on L STREET,
L Second door from Twentieth street, three
stories high, containing seven rooms-two OF which
and good cellar The lot Is % feet front, running
back to an alley. II not sold before Friday next
on the promises. apS-3r
A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. FOR
~ sale, the whole or bali Interest in q PATENT
a full,sire working model. State and county
Office. apis ets
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Suspension OF the New Orleans Tri.
bune.
New ORLEANS, April 27.-The New Orleans
Tribune has suspended publication.
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Boarding.

ROARDING-FIRsTC GLASS BOARD WITH FUR.
ID nishcl Rooms can be had at 4S5 Z street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets. Also, Table Board.
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WANTED-NEw AND CAST OFF CLOTHING,
" OLD GOLD AND SILVER. or any other arti.
Gle Of value. at the established Merchant Pawn
broker Store Of X FULTON 4 Co. ,6ll Ninth street,
doors north Of Pennsylvania avenue. deD-n
The New York herald., 1868-01-06
sTlBBTsG AFFAIR IN FIRST AVENUE.

Ante-FIortem statemens and Death Of the
Victim.
Al late hour Saturday night Coroner schirmor
called Bellevue Hospital take the ante mortem
statement Of Charles Jacobs ~ho had been stabbed in
the abdomen by knife In the hands OF man named
Kelly the par cuias Of which appeared in yssterdays
When the Coroner appeared at The bedside OF
the dying he expressed the belief that he could live
but few hours Al most, and said in answer TO ques.
propoundcd BY the Coroner that he was perfectly
Wiling 10 mako statement OF the circumstance under
when he sIabued. Jacobs. whose Untcbers sbOp
vas at No 262 First avenue then made the Following
ante. .tnortem sta temenl.-~
was stabbed IN butchers shop, No 252 First
avenue. by man named Kelly, who lives ia avenue a,
but do not know the number ne made giea deal
noise, and wsntcd 10 put hin out; we then had tus.
fIe together when lie seized large kuue frnm the
beach aud stabbed me Ia tne bowels, James Brederick
was standing outside and ~ he lives over tue
liquor store The same ds as his shop, Kelly after
c6fnmiltng tile decd throw the knife down aud ran
Az ~ he was said " be drunx me policeman has the
knts CHA .LEa JACOBS
Ai,sr The conclusion Of bis statement Jacob seemed
The New York herald., 1868-01-06

MzrEoRoLoeIoAL-Ths weekly report of the observa-
tons at the Park meteorological department ending
Saturday shows that Thermometer marked the high
est day mean Thursday, 2d and the lowest Tues
day. 3st u the figures being 80 e3 for the former Ind
q. for the latter The highest mean range OF the
barometer was 80. 442 Monday, the 30th, aud the
lowest 20. 400 on Wednesday, the 1st The weekly
Of % 1885, and that Of the tner
mometer 81 Lhe Of the wind quite
varied. Snow fell the 31st Of December for hours
and IA minutesdepln, 25 inches; on the iss OF Janu
2 27inches; the 4th 70 the depth Of O5 inches
Rain fell on January 1st Sd and 4th hours and Q
minutes or 0 60 inches. The total depth Of rain and
snow for the 1867 Is placed at SO 3-1o0 inches
AWARDS MEDALS PuBMo SCHOOLS Mr..
James Kelly Inspector OF Public Schools has inaugu.
rated new mode Of distributing honors 10 pupils who
excel In their various classes Al the end OF every
school year grammar department OF his district
TO such two members of the highest GLASS may be
designated by TWO thirds OF the pupils of the class
best entitled TO receive thsm by reason Of department.
superior moral excellence, disposition otherwise.
These awards Of will be subject 10 the conhrma
ton Of the principal Of the school and teacher OF the
class. Thus ali will have an opportunity Of competing
for the honora
NIGHTLY CARMvAIs-The ice At the skating park,
southeast Of Fifth and Fftynnth street.
is in fine cond on and skaters will have opportu
nifty OF participating in carnival every night Of this
Week should sne present Soa wss.sr % continue on
TO the best Iady skater, and the competition will,
doubtless be lively.
The NswsBoYs' LODGING HoUsE.-Miss Sale Brown
Goodrich, lady lecturer, who gained for herself
quite q reputation in California somc time ago gave
one Of her choice readings before the Chldrcns Aid
Society at the Newsboys' Lodging House, 12s Fulton
street. last evening. There was . large tendance OF
the youngsters who their livelihood by selling tho
various city papers besides several gentlemen
friends Of the society The lady is do
cdeoly good reader sue recilcs In q very easy,
Affected mann and seems to be we'll versed IN all those
small yet important details incident TO q thorou n rem
derng Of part denestod stories she selects
Subjects such delicate voice. ntonatons In the
touching parts Of tale aud the looks aud appeal
ing gestures adapted 10 the sentiments expressed
Altogether the reading was quite treat, and was
IDENTIFY heartily relished by who were present
the OCCASION
THr BUILDINGS ERECTED Superintendent
Konnedy has instructed py general order the Captains
Of Police to make returns OF the number Of buildings
and nature OF material commenced and Completed
during the year 1867 In their respective precincts.
FIRE IN Greenwich sTREEr.-At ten O'Clock last night
6ro occurred in the Oregon Iron Foundry, No. TAO
Greenwich street. owned by Herring h Floyd The
damage done will amount to about $780, Insured Tho
ire caused oy floor beams being too the
back part Of ths melting furnace.
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VIOLATING The ExcnE LAw.-John q. Meyers, Of No
55 Crosby street, yesterday broush. before Justice
Hogan BY officer vinton Of the Fourteenth precinct
the charge OF violating the Excise law and held bail
In 500 the charge before the Gourl OF Cone
raj Sessions
CoNFLArSr.--Charles Baudsli, Of No First avenue
appeared before Justice yesterday and entered
complaint aga Patrick Grcnnain the OfRccr Of the
Seventeenth precinct whoSe vagres Now
Years evening produced such q startling effect
Ia the nee hbornood Of Houston street and fsi avenue
3au dell is the propr etor OF lager beer saloon, and
states tha Grennan after clubbing omngcr and Besen
gor, king Lnetn down, and shooting me later,
into his store snapped pistol al Tie paTkeeper
aud nen ,urnng about fired shot IN tue direction o.
inside room where complailants wife was, 10 nor
i'm Blieeut danger. A new commt tment Sas made upon
this complaint IL beng the hfh, upon each of which
Grernain was held without bal.
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ish Waldo. bsssf and sandy Bat0w.
zAfr. Dec sAniyed A A Prebert, Moore Ale1andris
sa pss sss sxrs.a xrs.rs.As ohr..ons Bal.
simore; 20sh' rarquin, Hunsisy, Ransoon, &c.
American Ports.
wls1ssfs s1s asis % AA-ArF''d brig Hiidss''a' s"s''
Cssrsd-sea;%'hp Ksn:ing.on. Hedge. New orsaass
sh.xTi;sa: sshr; s%%on. rAil.aslrAl. Plymouth.
SSs Kensnso Rev
sai.s ,S %ssiiI .gs'
s.sfs:SSs Sss s;s., ,s.' 1ss
GsomS: Ss%e; Albion aorss dSssa % Tarsis ls Key foi
wilmnsSon ~ PVT i, II ,1 for repair. w..,, u
s'ssmsl sonsta NYSrs: .is'a Sssf ssijod Ilv-
'g1I.s .efs Ssis" PaaS.s %Issi
FosTREss MONRnE, Jan Arrived steamer Niagara.
sailed nssssmeI AiOsmarIs Richmond sS FOR NyS,k
Cole NYork barks Navasoa, Greenough. Bangor; Her.
Cleared ssh steam:hps Araane. Parish New York ,ana
sailed 2sth Per Delanoy do; bark Diana, seigner Bro
u!d61 HOLMES E mokE, Jan PM-Arved. seAr Hattie.
sssascSpfs john U sasmsn, Plymouth Rock john Cath,
s ,sr. rSs s.lss Boston
for Sn @ es 90 s %
JHoksSfyiLIE, Dec ,%rl,y.d, ssSf: Lsvnis Ken
Ssy LOUIS Gerry
NEW ORLEANS. Dec 2s-Arrved, schr Jane Emersons
Van elect, NYork.
S0th-Arrived steamship Meade, Sampson, NYorks :
ships Wesmoreland, Hammond, Rio Janeiro. Golconda
Moses Cox anlwsrp bark Hersdia lsp Maraaez, Hava-
Cleared-ships L Gchrst Watts, Liverpool; Mongol
(Frl Courbe havre; bark Litchheld Crockett, do
y1st-Arrved steamships Cuba. Dukehart Baltimore
Havana osnai s.,a I SNOW Boston; srs Daphne Young.
Liverpool. Island Home (Br), Liswel from Antwerp;
Island Light McFec from Livorpooi bark IS Cloud Ames
from Bordeaux.
Clearedship zim tBr) Payson Livsrpool barks Iron
Oueen Lincoln
PHLADELPHiA. Jan 5-Arrlved steamship Star Of the
Union, New Orleans via Havana.
PORTLAND Jan b-sailed steamship Hibernian, Liver.
pool.
SAVANNAH Dec 3l-Ceared, brig Brooss. McLanes
Matanzas
bth-Arrved, steamers Livingston, and Virgo,
NYork brg Mary Marshal from Havana for NYorks
| put In leaking
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SHIPPING NEW S.
PORT OF NEW YORK, J,sUARy s, 1868.
ARRIYAI.S.
REPORTED NY THE HERALD STEAM YACUTs


REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
steamship Nebraska tBr Quad Liverpool Dec IS and
Qu.esown 18Th, VIVA mdsc and los passet gers 10 Will
Guon Had strong westerly gales the whole passage.
Jan lat ~ ~ Lon ~ lB, IN heavy gale from 'WNW, lost
the screw and made the rest Of the under sail The
towed up TO tue city by steamtug Yankee Captain
Henuessy 2lst ult lat % 5 Ion 10 45 passed
Pc hence for Liverpool
Steamship Hammons tflsm). Ehlers Hamburg Dec ~,
via Southampton 2bh, with and 2D6 passengers TO
kunhsrdi Co Che II arrived on saturday night. and
reported yesterday as the 03ermAnia)
steamship Gen Ba nes Morton, New orleans Dec 2s and
Havana 3ls with mdse and passengers 70 Lvngson Fox
A Go.
gN Pass 18th, with mdse, TO g n Nal ory \ Co.
steamship srrsgossi, Crowe Charleston, Jan q with
mda and passen gers, to Arthur feary
sioamlhlp Yzoo Hodges Norfolk, with mdse, 70 the Old
DomNlpn Steamship 90.
sea,asblp Miami, aoLoushlin. Norfolk with mdse 20 N
Ncif esdy
bon Nos AZ Came the southern passage aad had aDe
Weather
sup sepada tof Bos,on) Nichols Altaa Ner, Sept 90
win brAx wood TO Mm Wells dec 8, lat 10 70 Ion "a
" spoxe ship Peru from Cardiff for Calao 80 DAYS out;
40 bark Gem lBrl bOund s; lfh lat % ~ Ion
sl ~ pssela big with letter ~ foretopso, steering
SW; 2sh VI - 6s bark UoncordR Cswe) from Inn
Phadcpba A. days out Jan 2 1T 81 s Ion " 10 brig
rento ttal xOm 1lbrHtar New YORK, 81 days out
snip Charlotte vBremJ Gatcn Antwerp aud Flashing, %
DAYS with m4se 10 Hcnnings a G0sLur. Had weath Ter
NJ u The Bant4t since then str2hg W. sterlv los.
ship Dcesu tiremA gir3e4 BIN ncu, - asYs with mdae
aud b. passengas 20 uDktrt ~. Made tDe southern
passage, an4 haa hnf weatncr.
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much Exhausted sank into state or UNCONSCIOUS
ness and died about midnight 49,
coroner Schrmer will hold an inquest on tno uouy
today at Bellevue Hospital peceassd was twenty years
Of age and native Of Hungary. -. -
Kelly, the alleged murderer, still at large pu. Sap
Harris and others are in hist pursuit OF him.
The New York herald., 1868-01-06
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h.s ns s.ssy s. s..s: ss Hs *.
: Gamer OF the lightship at sundown
a. sat e Rope. w,o eo ss
whaling bark Arab cruising months out and had
Idaho, wheoerry Aspinws y days, with ma.s 70
msny aged ss E Year.: died buried
Macha. of nach1 upt0n M MAsosf M ny % ION ~ y;s @
spoke brig George Chase and from Portland for Car
Ss:s @, ~s .ssss
isas hIssf.g Poster; ga zsrser i. days
ss: sS sE g s% x e s e S.s hsy
mast and was struck BY heavy sea which swept inc
10 snS ss, r. s.t @
New York. and parted company with her Dec IN Crooked
Brig j Leighton Leighton curacoa svia Bridgeport Ct
is ATs % II Msi with
Is anchored OF City Island)
fnSssSS'
snS ss: the eSs % ns y ~
Brig E Redmsm, Redman. Boston.
with 1iesrSsea, e. 70 I solomon Co. w. s. - ou...
ns Bs days.
With fruit to L McCready Co. Had fine weather on
sshr ADELAIDE tB, Taylor Cow Bay. cs 20 days: with
sehr Carrie %sSS esds' %opsiason Georgetown &C.
ssSr ssS Ida 4 jayne, JsySs. Alexandria. day.
schr Joseph Waples sorasrs virginia
ssr s S e "a
sshr VIXEN. Newman. Mllbridge.
s sssT a'ss.Sis ass: ssT H9isPsTf: 81
s scSr Emma Gregory opdiss Roska1d for Norfolk
sssr ssr rfs.a. sss fFss%d Fessnd Portland
Ess 111s" f'i o 5as
s sehr 81 LCrocker. Person. Taunton.
SCR. Sass,s fel:y sal rive ros 1rhn.s.ps,,; %
sr FS M Fa ysr 0r
s$ ss$. e: s 'Essy;$:s: foBamor.
sS ss g.V~oss 4SS% tai.9 rrc,Ssnss
sesr sssr kT. so,.n ossty smith naS Maven Hsw hay.,
r hr hTs Nf% for Philadelphia
schr 3 PITTS Farr. Pair haven
f.,
schr Cinderella, Watson, Huntington.
sssf sssf yes1S Warren ~wsSn ws.s s'esa1Gsi a1 Spring
sshr George Downing, Mott Glen Cove
ssssP Henry rSsi Da nss
ssSop rhs presown etc. Mason Grsenwch
sSoD nsr 9 s1ess% ssY Wnads WsrE Sag Srthna HassS
Steamer Acushnet. Kelly New bedford.
Steamer ssssrsis Ssss5sA k'Soss Sorxn
The steamship Denmark Captain Thomson which arrived
enced strong Westerly gale. Ss entire Dec M
Pm, experienced tremendous hurricane, which lasted
until AM Of the 9th, wind At the time from the NV
lat 10 Ion 10 o. Cunard side wheel
posed the Persia bound 2sth lat ~ a. lon asl5 passed
steamer bound showing blue lights and two rockets
2oh lat 40 H. Ion ~ 35 passed Cunard steamer.
bark rigaed supposed be the Russia bound
Pm pss ed steame. bound E showing one blue light
rgged steamer bound supposed to be the German
err Jan of Sandy Hook IL miles, described brig rgQcd
steamer under only made for her and discovered
70 be the from Liverpool with disabled
sgnaled to him asking IL he wanted assistance and
| Piled mo" tsince arrived)
The French steamship Napoleon III. which arrived on
Saturday night from Havre Dec 10 via Brest 2ls Ia
manded by Captain Roussan not Bocando.
tcrdayE She had SO and experienced strong
NV gales and heavy head seas the entire passage.
SAILED.
Ship Robert Kerr. Liverpool
Wind ut sunset NNW.
Marine Disasters.
The New York herald., 1868-01-06
NEW YORK CITY.
COURT cAlEKpAa-THis DAY.

Supreme C0urt-t;eneral Term.
Held by Judges Barnard, Sutherland and lngrahra.
Court opens ut ten O'Clock A. M
Non enumerated motions
Supreme COuru-CIrcuif-Pnr rt I.
Held by Judge Barnard.
Court opens at ten O'Clock A.. NJ
The New York herald., 1868-01-06

OF IN PER GALLON FOR ICE CREAM-rHE
tDI ~ New YORK seam lee Cream Company, D2
Broadway use nothing but pure Oranse county cream.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-02-24

HOTEL ARRIVALS Charleston Hoiel.-Franli
E. Taylor aud Henry L. Green, City; c. c. Gallo
way, New York; William Taylor, wife and child,
Augusta; P. Keenan,, Southern Express Com
pany, Augusta, Ga; James Balteworth, New
York; ]. A. Peterkin, Marlboro, S. c.; W.
Parmaee, ]. L.. Lake, and ]. L. Lake, Jr., New
York; M. Cogswen and Dr.. I. W. Williams,
Raleigh, N. c.; friedrich Agatz and Henry
Harms, New York; W. J. Cooling, South Caro-
lima; Captain Frlsbie, brig Cyclone; Captain
Morgan, brig Times; Samuel H. Kingman,
G. Mob. Smith, c. W. j. Craswell, and II.
Crapston, City; R. c. Jones, Virginia; z. A.
Davis, Sonth Carolina; Edward Holiday and
wife, New York; P. Nj Pyfor, Baltimore; H. ..
Burckett, City; Wm. tgden and LADY, New
York; W. ". Durant, Marion, S. c.; c. N.
Rose, New York: John e. Evina Spartanbars;
Joseph McNIanus, Orangeburg.
NILS House.-Thomas Z. Lloyd and JOHN NJ
Hamilton, Florida; H. L. Farley, South Carroll
na; James E. Whaley, Edsto; r. Ludovci,
Wadmalaw; Morris Aubent, Count Guy de Bcr-
lamont, Georgius Nagelmackers, Belgium;
John Townsend, Jr., New York; Joseph II. Hull
more and n. G. Patterson, Philadelphia; Col.
Hunt, United States Army; James Fl. Wilson,
Washburn, Adams Run; DR.. Samuel ]. Hoo
eans, Wilmington, Delaware; o. w. Brown D.
Ii. Chaunoey and A. Baldwin, New York; Col.
T. J. Robertson, Columbia:
Pauuton Hotel-L. H. Lewis, City; John B.
Dunglidine and c. H. Pent:nglll, Darlington;
c. j. Statbrane, City; Z: Anderson. Selma,
Ala; Paul L. Lockwood, GranlLevlle, y. O.; W.
A. Hammopd, Virginia; John Ball, st. Johns
Parish N E. w. Sistrunk and son, Orange
burg; w. b. Griffin, Little Rock, Arkansas.