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The New York herald., 1869-06-24
Passed Through Hell Gate,
ROUND SOUTH.


Steamship Lodons Hovey from Cow Bay, ~ days, for
New York, with coal, 20 Louis j Belon Jr.
Brig Philip Larrabee, Crowe, from Cow Bay IL days,
for New York, with coal, to master - -.
schr Ellen lBr wyman from Little Glsce Bay, CB' IL
DAYS. for New York, with coal to Neyius Sons
Schr Presto, Lewis from hachas for New York. with luni'
Der, to Chase Talbot Co.
Schr Geo Glover Hall, from Rockand for New York,
with lime, TO John Brown. .
Schr Hail. Pressey, from Rockand FOR New YORK. win
lime, to Gambia Pressey.
schr Darius Eddy, Hopkins from Bangor for New York.
with lumber, to Hagens.
sehr Gen Howard Johnson from Augusta for New York,
with lumber, TO Il j Brown.
Schr II Huniley Brown, from Boston for New York.
Schr Truman Gibbs, from New Bedford for New York.
schr J ID Buckalew, McDewitI, from Taunton for New
York.
Schr Henry Lemue Jarvis from Fall River for New York
Schr Blake Blake, from Digfton for New York.
Schr Henry Hobart, Miller, from New Haven for New
York.
schr Terry Raynor, from New Haven for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Mary Farr Conway from Georgetown Dc for Port
Norris
schr VIM Cargl, Kelley, from Baltimore for Boston.
Schr w Rumsey Crapmer, from Baltimore for Harlem
Sehr Paine, Priest from Philadelphia for Haowe Me.
Schr Pxnthea, HILL from Eljzabsihport for Bristol.
chr Gloucester Hodgdon, from Eizabethpor for Bristol
Schr Allen urney, Quincy, from Newark for Oyster Bay
Schr Mail Mead, from New York for Greenwich.
schr Wharton, Bonssll, from New York for Provi-
dence.
schr Samuel Goodwin, Waterbury, from New York for
Stamford.
schr Glide, Travis, from West Troy for Bridgeport.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Minnesota CBr), Price, Lverpoolwillams
Guion,
steamship North America, wier. Rio Janero, &c W r
Garrison.
Steamship Albemsrle. Couch, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship wansutta, Fish, new Bedrord-Ferguson
Wood.
Ship American Congress, Livingstone, LondonGrnneli,
hinturn Co.
Ship Abby Ryerson tBr), Dennis, London-r Dunhsm's
Bark Ausgar (NG), Nielsen, Dublin g Tobias
Bark Der DTie Jul (NG scbut, Stettin- Punch, Edye
Bark Liverpool Cial) cascous Trieste runeh, Edye a
Bark Antelope, white Santa cru1-Roche Brothers cof
BARK Garth. JAYNE st Croir p Hsnford 4 Co.
Bark Cummings (Brl, Harkaway, Cow Bsy-D De
Wolf
Bark Ageuora OBJ, Olsen, Bay vehe, NIP Nevius 4
Sons.
Brig q r sarnis, Pray, Demerara- a-Jed FRYE 4 Co.
Brig Scotland tBr) Crowell, Barbados-E v Smith Co.
Brig Cambridge (Br,, Smith, ST John, Mp Nsgius
Sons.
schr Leue Wells Wells, Arroyo, PR Boynton's Son 4
Co.
schr Ann Brown, wcks Jacksonville Dayton.
schr Ringdoye Wooster, Jacksonville Frye a Co.
Sehr Sabso, Lamson, sstila, Gs-Slmpson Clapp.
schr Holmes, Howard, Georgetown, sC-Thomas
Holmes.
schr Il r Douglass, Ellis Richmond J eager
Schr NJ Pike, Howard, NswburypOr-BJ weinberg.
schr Pointer, Nichols Providence W jackson Go.
Steamer Milyine Renaur, Philadelphia
Steamer y Phelps, Brown, Philsde phis.
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ARMY intelligence.

board Of officers TO consist Of the following bre-
vet major generals has been ordered to assemble
in Washington city for the purpose OF investigating
and reporting upon the subject of Illuminating forts
and quarters at military posts:-M. c. Meigs, Quar-
raj: A. b. Dyer Chief or Ordnance, and A. II. Hum
phIeys, Chief OF Engineers.
The headquarters OF the Fifth United States cav
airy, now at Washington city. are to be trans
ferred to the Department Of thesPlatte Immediately.
Brevet Major General w. II. French has been re-
eved from the future operation OF the order direct
ing him to report in Washington city Tor court mar
tiai duty and been ordered to San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1869-06-24
THE NATl0yAL GUARD.
The Departure of the eForty-sevenih Regiment
for New Haven-A Williamsburg Ovation.

The Departure of the eForty-sevcnth Regiment
for New Haven-A Williamsburg Ovation.
The announcement that the Forty seventh regi-
ment would assemble In their armory In Fourth
street, Williamsburg, last evening for the purpose
OF marching through the principal streets prepara-
tory TO embarking for New Haven, Grew together
large concourse OF citizens In the neighDorhood Of
the armory and the sidewalks Of the streets the
line OF march were densely crowded with all classes
OF persons anxious to give farewell salute 10 the
favorite regiment.
At about half past nine O'Clock the command left
the armory, preceded by fun band and rs famous
drum corps. and marched through the leading
streets many OF the residences the line of march
beng Illuminated for the occasion. This was con-
spicnousy In Fifth street where private resi-.
dence exhibited display OF fireworks aud bunting
worthy or greater event
A. the conclusion OF the march the command
The steamer state OF Maine, at Peck slip, ana they
were swiftly borne or 20 the CITY of Elms.
The gallant command was o1lcered as follows
q. VI. Rogers, Major Commanding: u. A. Orton,
Adjutant: .. y. knifiin, Quartermaster; J. Pende-
ton, surgeon Line ofncers:-Compsny E-Captain
W. b. Cornell. Lleu,ensnt y. l.. Bonny, Lieutensnt
David Brewer. Company A-Captan J. q. Bloom
and L,entenaDis Eaton and Allen. Company C.
captain X. NJ. simons and Lleutenants Johnson and
Barnes. Company B-Captain A. H. Doughty and
Lieutenant W. I. 1Dyse. number OF otner officers
of the regiment. among them Captains Lamb.
Holmes and Watkins took positions on Major
Koger,, brilliant star. bmonp me invited guests
were teucfal NcserOls, tOlOfcl David l.. Austen,
Captain Nandewater Judge voorhies, n. ". Davis
and other well known citizens.
This afternoon the command viii be formally re-
ceived by Mayor Fitch and, afier an exhibition OF
their martial airs among the graceful cls Will return
10 their friends In Williamsburg on the state Of
Maine. The citizen sodery OF the NtitInep State
may learn something this afternoon n they closely
watch the evoutiOns Of this command.
Moonlight Parade of the sevcniy.nrst Resi-
mcni.
Many beautiful and fashionably dressed ladies',
together with mixed company Of the lords OF ere
alton, assembled last evening Al the corner OF
mirty.fourth streets and Fifth avenue TO wilt
ness the moonlight parade Of the seventy nrst
regiment, N. Y. =. ~ q. The weather was
very mvd. . sDgyt bItexe ssthpa " froa
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Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 20, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains Pusers Of Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD TO our
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
attend to the delivery Of packages
will be the following extract from the proceedings
OF regular monthly meeting, held March 3, 1852;
Resolved That and after April 1885, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection Of ship In
hArbor Of New YORK. Passed unanimously.
Hs- The once OF the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANNETTE at Whitehall alp. All communications from
consgnees the masters OF inward bound
will be forwarded free Of charge.
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the CHlLDaeS'S SOCIETY.

During the month OF May the society procured
homes and employment for 1854 persons, namely
274 boys, sixty girls, ten and eight women.
AT the nineteen industrial schools the average at
tendance was 2060. The following shows the re-
turns Of AID rendered at the lodging houses:-
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BELOW.

Bark Celia Dolby from Ponce with by pilot boat
Stewart, No g..
Brig Ornord (r) from Windsor, Ms (by pilot boat Abra
ham Legget, No A.
Schr New Dominion Remedios II days (by pilot boat
Christian Berg, No Is.
schr Amoner, from (by pilot boat Stewart No g..
SAILED.
Steamships Minnesota, Liverpool Cuba, do; North Ameri-
Rio Janero Magnolia, Charlcson Aibemarle, Rich
pond, &c
Also sailed, bark ANNIE Bristol Eng brig Riverside. st
Thomas
Wind at sunset Sc, light
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The Democratic Convention for the Fourth Con-
gressonal district OF Alabama at its session yester
day deemed 1t fnexpedient to make any nomination.
Resolutions were passed endorsing the action OF the
other DISTRICTS and urging strict party organiza-
ton in every county.
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S HIPPIN NG N E w S.

Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises .. 4 % Moon rises. ....eve O5
Sun sets. ...... 35 High water. morn 30
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY a. lo6a-TRIPLE SHEET

the river made delightful change In the tenn
perature, and the balconies and windows OF the
houses lining the adjacent thoroughfares were filed
by Interested spectators. AT about quarter after
eight O'Clock the splendid reQimental band TOOK up
palace. and played some fine marhces Shortly after
the regiment appeared, and created quite sensa,
trimmed with white and gold and in the
dim moonlight made a very striking figure.
The companies came into the line with great pre-
csion, and erected the alignment with singular ra-
pldty. The few evoutions that were gone through
by the battalion marked by military unity, ana
reflected much credit upon the members OF the regl
ment.
The line of march was taken down Madison ave.
nue. and through other avenues and streets, ana
thousands came to the front TO the fine display.
Afterwards there was prize drill match at the regi-
mental armory, in which Sergeant Dowd, OF Com
pany ID, won the prize musket, and his competltor
the position OF second lieutenant.
The New York herald., 1869-06-24
Military Notes.


The seventh company of the Seventh regiment has
been ordered to assemble at the armory tomorrow
evening" at O'Clock for the purpose OF parad-
ing as escort to the Fourth company on its return
from Glen Cove. The order directs that the men,
bers appear in full uniform, with white pantaoons,
but contains the prOviso that, should the weather
prove unfavorabe, the gray pants will be worn.
IL Is rumored that Mast has had an understand
ing with the clerk Of the weather to have fine even
log, so that the company may wear tne wnte pahts,
and that just as they are getting on finely sudden
change may come, followed by heavy rains, to wet
culous, 80 that he (Nssp can get up another military
cartoon.
The Ninth company and several OF the non. COM
missioned stan will Join the escort. The Fourth
company will land at the foot Of West Twenty third
street, where the escort will meet them. They VIII
proceed up Twenty third street to sixth avenue,
thence to Twenty street, 10 Fifth avenue TO
Fourteenth street, TO Broadway, to Fourth street,
TO the B0wery, 10 the armory and there adjourn.
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-Enteed.- -Cled,ed.-
No. Tons. No. Tons.
American vessels. 2,297 774,5l6 1896 e13,697
Foreign vessels. 1884 1,236,507 1852 1,l22, 366
9" d"
TOtal. o,oSl l,Vll,O<o o,soc S,VZO,Ooo
QUARTER ENDING MARCH 81, 1859.
American vessels. ], 504 702, 221 1.596 734, ,6s5
Foreign vessels. 1,704 97l, ,045 1854 93s, 693
Total. ...... 3,2Os 1,673266 3,190 l673,3ss
NINE MONTHS ENDED MARCH 81, 1862
American vessels. 1912 2,432, ,31l 6,s7S 2 420, 332
Foreign vessels. 1858 3,S2S2sS l3,071 3,7sl.s39
Total. 90 100 $3.50, 500 l9,94e e,2o2, III
NINE MONTHS ENDED MARCH 81, 1868.
American vessels. 6,s6s 2,s73,73e 6,976 3,067,945
Foreign vessels IL 1874 2,97s,57S 11731 1894 sos
Total. 1s,2O2 5,s52,3l7 1s,7o7 o,S62,543
Entrances and clearances Of vessels engaged in
the coastwise trade during the months ended May
81, February 2s and March 81. 1859, and the nine
months ended March 81, 1860, compared with the
nine months ended March 81, 1865
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Marine Disasters.

SHIP JANE FISH 'of rhomss'on Brown, from New York
for 81 john NB which ashore at Beas Island haul
ed of steamer Iris, Capt Johnson The ship had
drifted inland among the islands about five miles, being
foggy time and anchor when she struck,
tide having swung her She on without injury
owed next day by the Iris and arrived st John,
NB on the 18th.
BRIG ASPEN CBr Sheehy, from New York for Pictou
ashore Tanger Island and has been condemned and
dered be sold for the benefit Of all concerned.
SCHR FOAM (Br) Gerrior New June 10 for 81
Johns NF ashore In Popes Harbor cargo reported
aged.
ScHn MARY CURTIN from Philadelphia for Bass River
Briganne Shoals after having the leak stopped
cable laid to her. hauled OF by the Coast Wecking
Cos and taken n place Of safety
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The President has appointed Augustus Putnam
Collector Of Customs for the district Of Mddletown,
Conn. John r. Harper, Collector OF Internal Reye.
npe Tor the Eighth district OF Illinois, George u.
Montague. Collector of Internal Revenue IN Penn.
syyania; William 7. Harlow. Assessor Of Internal
Revenue for the Eighth Massachusetts district
Thumas Ni'er Of ONO, has been appointed Agent
81 Tie Sacs and Foxes, and Martin Stubs Of Kan.
sas, Agent oi The Kaw Indians. John LOrlng has
been appointed Postmaster at Waterloo. n. Y.
Ancthtr Uolared Clerk Appointed.
Joseph =. LuoS, colored. brother Of the recently
elected Register of Washington city, was to-day ap-
puintcd 20 nrst class clcrsship Ia the Internal
Revenue once.
Appointment OF Cadets NJ Large.
The President has determined upon the appoint
nent OF eight cadets at large to the United states
Nnitary Academy at West Point which with the
Two heretofore appointed. completes the list OF ten
constituting his quota. The Secretary Of War is
new preparing the commissions nor the new ap-
pointeos. The other appointments TO the Academy
eN irVw saeh C9puesai2RA aiaNlst>Ws9s ppp
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28

unusually sharp. At the last stparade the VigI-
liant reported one hundred and eight men pres
cent, and the Phoenix one hundred and one
the point fit all being that no company had
ever paraded as many men as the Vigilant.
The Phoenix determined to carry off the palm
if possible, and went to work with will, en-
rolling new members and bringing out the old.
The vlgilant was not asleep, and brought in
new men by the score. No cue was permitted
to know what their strength would be. Ruses
and subterfuges were in vain. Only yesterday
morning should tell the tale, and the report
was vigilant 294, and Phoenix 223. Our hand
to both loser and winner, for the fight was a
hard and fair one
And while others were busy, the men who
had been dets lied to run with the engines and
man the brakes were not idle. They sought
after easy boots and strong belts, practiced
holding their wind, and moved about with the
bigness and Importance becoming those upon
the legs and arms of whom would depend the
fortunes of the day.
The following table shows the official weights
of the several engines, and the number Of men
allowed to drag and work each. The same
table shows the strength OF the Charleston
Fire Department, and the number OF men
paraded by each company:
uIOD rNcrNro
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TIE READING OF Mas. DONOVAN (RossA. y
Our readers are reminded that the elocution-
airy entertainment Of this gifted lady takes
place tonight at Hibernian Hall. Her read
ings have created quite furore in the princi-
pal Southern cities where she has appeared;
but apart from the consideration of their in
ttrinsic. merit, the noble purpose which an-
imates her labors should enlist the warm and
substantial sympathy of the public, and es-
pecially otevery Celtic heart. We bespeak for
her crowded house.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE NEWS JOB PRINTING OFFICE
OFFICE OF The NEWS,
CHARLESTON, S. c., April "a, 1869.


CHARLESTON, s. G., April "a, 1862
The undersigned, pzoprietors OF The
CHAs1EsroN NEWS, have this day bought out
the presses, type and fixtures of the job pint
ing Office formerly owned by Messrs. Parry o.
little. and will in future conduct the same as
TIE NEWS JOB OFFICE, in TEE NEWS building,
No. 149 East Bay, third floor.
Arrangements will at once be made for the
purchase of additional presses and material of
the latest and most improved styles, and the
undersigned are now prepared to execute all
Job printing that may be entrusted to them as
expeditously, neatly and cheaply as ii can be
doue anywhere in the South.
R1oRDAN, DAWSON & Co.
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TIE NEW POLICE UN1Fo,M.-Y Yesterday the
policemen appeared on the parade in their new
uniform of blue flannel, with felt hats, patent
leather belts and silver clasps and ebony clubs.
They presented quite creditable appearance,
and we're commercially attentive in the dis
charge Of their duties.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28

STRUcK BY LIaHrN1Na.-During the severe
thunder storm of Monday night, Steepleman
Kelly, at the Orphan House, was struck by
lightning, and his arm and s;do SO benumbed
that he had to be carried home. Yesterday he
was doing well.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28

THAT TRUREr.-We are requested to an-
nounce that tho following gentlemen have con-
seuted to serve as committee to count the
ballots to be cast for the trumpet to be voted
for at the orphans entertainment now going
on, viz: T. Huchet, ESQ.,, ". J.. Magrath, Esq,
E. Fourgeaud, Esq. The Washington is sup
posed to be ahead.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28

The FA1 Of the Washington Light Infantry
Charitable Association begins to loom up
prominently as the great local event Of the
near future. The ladies in charge will meet
at Hibernian Hall this Wednesday, afternoon,
at FIVE o'clock, to draw for the tables. and COM
plete their arrangements.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28

FIRE.-This morning, about one o'clock, a
fire occurred in small cigar store on the west
side Of King-street, a few doors north Of
George-ssreet, doing slight damage, principal
ly the flooring. 1t was soon extinguished by
the engines, which were quickly on the spot.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28

MILES DRAKE will sell, at 10 o'clock, at his
store, corner King and Iberty-streets, CLOTH
ing, dry goods and hats.
n. HUSr & Son will sell at 10 o'clock, at their
salesroom, Meeting. street, boots, shoes, DC.
r. NJ. MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell at
haE-past 10 o'clock, at their Office, Broad
street, horses, mules &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28

The IMPORTANT SALE OF Pcrto Rico sugars
and molasses, by Messrs. Risley & Creighton,
is postponed until next Saturday. See adSer-
tisement
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28

HOOK AND LADDER COMPANIES.
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No. l.
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No.2.
VISITING COMPANIES.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28

DsEss Goops.-Messrs. Sroll, Webb & Co.
inform the ladies in our columns to-day, that;
they have case of dress goods from auction,
which they will sell at twenty cents atretail.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIntion.-THED DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY Rk-
coGN1zED as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cULA1IoN IN THE CITF OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
INC IN THE PosToFEYcE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoT1S-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToEFIcE Law.
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TIE DETECTION OF CouRrERYE1rs.-Since the
United statescursency has taken the place Of
specie and.state- bank BILLS the Bank Note
Counterfeit: Detectors, formerly m universal
use, have become worthless, and the counter
feiters, owing to the immense increase in the
field open to their operations, have gone to
work with skill, patience and care that have
enabled them TO produce plates, the; impress
sions of which. cannot be distinguished by the
Impractical eye from the genuine currency. a
New York firm has: issued avery useful vol
ume, containing plates Of all the genuine and
the principal counterfeit greenbacks, national
bank bills and fractional currency, side by side,
accompanied BY ambrose ope,, which enables
any one to compare them and at once detect
the difference. The fine medalion-work in the
genuine is too costly and elaborate to be coun-
terfeited with success; but the difference is
hardly perceptlble to the naked eye. agent
of the firm in question is now here ..iciting
subscriptions to the work, and mas already OBJ
tained the names of many OF our principal
business men.
HOTEL ARR1yAIs, APRIL 27.-Paui.ion Ho-
,A.-E. s. Blakely, Augusta; Thomas NJ. Say
ago. a! IN. Robert Georgia; E. W. Mason, c.
Murphy, u. swinton, II. Fanghan, Augusta;
J. q. Alike, Columbia; B. Reynolds, IT., J. B.
Watson, James Stumble, j. B. -LaSalle, James
Orchard, South Carolina; J. B. Moore, Astoria,
L. ;Geo-ge ". Hee, South Carolina; J. Powe
and wife, Anna Powe Frank Powe, E. Powe,
New Jersey;F. Utts, Florence; D. R. Harl-
lee, South Carolina; ". c. Hall, South
Carolina; c. B. chicksey, Washington,
District Columbia; John Ferguson, Florida;
DR.. r. Haslee, Mars Bluff; c. B. Chiskey,
Washington, D. c.; r. E. CLARK, Lewisvllle;
George W.. Wise, Edge6eld.
Charleston Hote!.-John Smith, City W. j.
Smith, F. j. Smythe, B. Joyne-, W. L. Gary,
GIN. Walker, Columbia III. Levy, Georgia;
Chas. c. Leary, DI. A. March, L. b. Matthews,
W.. J. vereen, New York; E. S. Pritchard, Au-
pusta j. NJ. Wessmora!and and lady, Green
Vile: James Gallagher and wife, Connecticut;
". B. wilkins, New York A. Duer, J. Rutter,
PENNSYLVANIA J. a. Foster, South Caroliaa;
DIR. N. s. Lincoln, Washington, D. c.; Mrs
lincoln, Miss Annie Smith, Washington. D. c.;
III. MYERS, A. J. HELEN, New jersey; a. AL
BRIGHT, Baltimore; A.. a. Sexton and wife, e.
q. Brownlee, Mrs. R. Towers, Miss A. NJ
Whitehouse, Miss ". whitehouse, New York;
". D Daggett and wife, Wilmington; J. a.
Gamble, Florence; Captain Wood, Richmond;
RM. Butler, W. B. Steele, F. E. Taylor, L.
". Sanders, T. Street, city; ". d. MCDOWELL
Wilmington.
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MEETINGS THIs DAP.
lUcJ1oN SALES THIS DAY.

Delta Lodge Of Perfection, at half-past P. NJ.
South Carolina Lodge, at P. NJ.