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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-02

REMARKs.-The market to-day WAS without
msterial change. Flour is frmer, and l5s.oc
better for low grades. We quote: Supsrs G2t
ss4s7; Extras 5Oa$5 rs; high grades arc un-
changed. Wheat steady; offerings small and
prices unchanged CCS bushels red were sold
on Change at ll5, III, l24, and l26 and III
Corn in fair demand; offerings of 1870 bushels
mixed, and sales at 81, IS and SO; 81 bushels
yellow were offered, but no sales were reported
Eve nominslly SOa95; offerings of 4S bushels
Osts steady; sales of $50 bushels at TO- 81 and
So. Dressed Hogs in plentiful supply at llapla
per 100 pounds.
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ClNGER'S FAMILY MACHINE

=
The same qualities which render this rns'
chine so admirable and efficient for use in thn
family, also commend it rs Indispensable for
cvary grade of light manu- !ncturns, and it is Ia
comparably the best Sowing Machine in the
world it, snles in one Teac cxcoedlng those OF
the Weed, Howe, Florence and several other
machines combined, and M excess Of eleven
thousand over the Grover i Baker.
Tho references Of numerous parties VINO haze
purchased the Singer Machines can be cbtsin
I'd. Machines sold on liberal terms, and salts
faction guaranteed in every case.
Z. G. BERRY, Agent.
II King street. Alexandria, Va.
Two Howe Machines, new and in perfect or
der, for sale cheap. jan II
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rTTER FROM RICHMOND.

ICorrespondence of the Alexandria Gazette,
RICHMOND. March 1.-The principal bust
Mesa in the Senate, day, vas the passage OF
the "e1abl!pe" bill very iuuateriaNly amended:
bv \ vote Of % to 10 The amendment will be
arouiesced in by the House and the bill doubt
less hecomc q law in few days. Applications
FIR appointments under the provisions OF the
bill are already pouring in, and the Governor
will have no cnyiablc power to exercise IN this
respect for some time to coma.
Bills were to day, reported in the Senate
Incorporating the Fredericksburg and Northern
Neck, and Rappahannock and Potomac rail,
road companies. .
A bin to Incorporate the Luray Valley rail-
road, amended so as to make the capital stock
not less than 100000 and the construction
commenced within five years, was passed.
This road is to be an extension or the Cum
berland Valley road, which is branch OF the
Pennsylvania Central, by whomlt Is supposed
the proposed Luray Valley ROAD Is to be built.
The bill for the loan oil arms TO st. John S
Academy was reported to the House to-day
Resolutions were offered by Radlcal mem
beers OF the House, Tor purposes best known to
themselves, guaranteeing equal civil and pc
itioal rights and public privileges to all citi
zens; disappearing OF the use OF the terms
carpet Dagger" and kindred expressions,
Al so making.it punishable offence by line
and imprisonment for any company, agent,
superintendent of any public conveyance or
place, to make distinction on account OF color
or race.
The homestead bill was discussed up to the
| hour Of Adjournment in the House.
Rev. William Andrew Smith, one of the
most distinguished dvnes in the Nj. II: Church,
South, formerly President of Randol phi Ma
con College, died in this city last night. DIR.
s. was born in Fredericksburg in 1902, was a
self made man, and became very distinguished
in the ministry. lit was the author OF work
on the Philosophy and Practice OF Slavery
which was pronounced most able production:
In the memorable debate at the separation OF
the NJ. f. Church, South, from the NJ: II.
Church in 1914, he was prominent and IN
fuential.
The Senate and lower house OF the Pennsyl'
vania Legislature have passed a resolution d.
recting their Senators and Representatives IN
the Congress Of the United States to urge the
passage Of 4 law requiring that the bridges oil
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com pany
now in course Of erection across the ONO al
Bellare anl Parkcrsburk shall not be tnlshed
unless with 81 span Of 400 icet IN the clear
across the main channel at each place.
|
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STEAMBOATS,.
POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINZ
S 7 EA VI ER XPRES

STEA MER EXPRESS.
Capt. A. G. NIcKLE,
Will resume her route on Tuesday, Ma.ci.
lst leaving pier Nc. 10, Light street sE%A
wharf, Baltimore, EVERY TUES. t@ .aasfsszssE
DAY at D. m. for Alexandria. Washingto"
points on the Potomac river: piney Point
Stones Wharf. Coburn, Chaptieo Wharf, Chap
oi Point, Matthias Point. Smiths Point, Manic,
moy Stores and Pye's Wharf.
Returning, will leave Sixth street wharf,
Washington, EVERY SAIOkHA1 ~ a.
N and King st. wharf, Alexsndrls' AZ B. III.
For further information app'yto ~,
II King street. Ale1sndEia
\. NEEDHAM s SONS,
li2 Light street, Baltimore
j. q. WATERS,
10 Water street. GcorgetoWn
4. NJ. CROACH,
fab 2s-.l Sixth street. Washington
-r<>-. POTOMAC FERRY CoMPf'S.
-':exx:4Hansssa STEAMERS,
ClTY OF ALENAN DRlh mi
CITY OF WASHINGTON, -,
leave according to following schedule: Wash
nglon and Alexan !ris each hour during the
dnv. beginning first trip vt 4 m, and maKitE
last trip from either city at pr m
doc 2l-tf Prest Potomac Ferry Go.
@sse FOR AlV T5WS' AND Q' hHS'''
human Line OF Mail Steamers, Sailing from
Flew York Every Saturday, anu
Alternate TUESDAYS
RATES OF PASSAGE BY THEsATURDAf sTEAAEH'
First Cabin. payable in go!d-''VcFp00' u
| Queenstown, $500.
Steersge, payable in currency Liverpool "F
| Queenstown, $50.
| PASSAGE Bf THE TUESDAY sTEAMEk' VIA Hal
IFAX.
E;rs, Cabin, paysblo IN liverpool o.
! Halifax SHJ ~. upEI :,
n f., by branch steamer, SlO
| Stcorapo payable in currency-t ,iVerpooi OF
| Queenstown, $50; Halifax, Sl5; 81 Johh = ~
| r., by branch steamer, $30
| Tickets sold to and from England, lro'"n"
| and the Continent 81 moderate rates.
For further information, apply at the % III
p"''' ' HUUE, WEDDEKBUkN " CO.,
aug lS-Iy Agents, Alexa.. Va
49, NEW EXPRESS LINE
PHILADELPHIA fI4DR AND ALEXANDRIA,
GEORGETOWN y WAsHINGT0Mx:c G.
Steamers loayo regularly from GEQRGE-
70 w, foot Of Congress St, EVERY WE'D
King s.. EVERY THURSDAY.
| This line connects with all the Nofthcr",
Easter und Western Railroads and Transpor'
lation Companlcs. and will forward lTe,ghs NY
All the lines running oU. 81 Philadel ma; Tree
| .. r.,iamis~iun, ',il z v15 III hoUHb MA / ~
u, ELDRIDGE & co,
SOFAS. Wharves. Alexandrs, V.
NlI.hIAMP CLYDE x CO.
Nu /! South Wharves. Phi;ni.
HYDE " tyler
icl-.r 80 Water St. Georgetown.
mHECHANT$ LINE NE" foRh
SsasslaSrsG STEAMSHIPS.
The line consists 81 tho following ufst clH-E
| outside sLcAutrS:
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VIZ PING PA i + Z 3.

VXT r PPI No PA 7 r K..
STRAW PAPER,
MANILA, BOGUS MANILA,
TEA PAPER and every
VARIETY OF TWINES
suitable for groccrs, shoe and dry goods dealers
Papcrs for druggists uses. We ara selling
Wrapping Papers NJ very low rates wholesale
and retail. BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
New Wrapping Paper Depot
pa,er received direct from tho mills in the
large wureroous, northeast corner Pennsyvn-
nia avenue and lth st., Washington, d. G.,
down stairs Entrance on Eleventh street.
Washington. aug l2-tt
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T1NCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.

e.
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOK AND FRAME
FACTORY,
Corner Queen and Fairfax Sta, AI"xa
We lavo now made up 500 doors Of all sizes,
from s. to $l0 SOC Windows of Sash, glazed
and unglazcd, cheap; 200 paira Blinds, all
sizes; ID 900 feet Moullings, 40 difiorent pat
terms Will make at short notice Window ana
Door Frames, Brackets, &c, Novels, BMlua-
tiers and Hydrants constantly on hand. lIiher.
81 discounts made t. dealers
Being practical mechanics ourselves We feel
confident that wo can please our customera.
Planning, Tongue and Growing, Saving,
Turning and Scroll-Sswng done IN the best
manner.
Plans and specifications furnished 10 parties
contracting with us for building materials
MARI RlSUElLL 81 HODGE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-02

Two deaths from congestion OF the brain,
produced by intense cold, occurred in Paris on
Saturday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-02

The troubles in the Red River country, in the
North, still continue. Reil has been cleeted
Provisional Governor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-02
BUILDING MATERIAL.

4 ALEXANDRIA planning MILLS.
EOprR1 JAMlrsoN BOYD NJ. SMITH.
JAMESON "a SMITH,
JOHN y. LAMBDEN, Superintendent,
Nos. 70 Snd 81 Water ST..
Aro prepared to furnish Il: s"o:L Hoti"e AMI
Oh reasonable terms
SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, BRACKETS,
MOULDINGS,
BALEUSTERS,
Newell pUJT3
WEALTH. k-BOARDINC.
SIDING, Bon STUFF,
DRAWER STUFF,
PANELS, &c. Sc.
And to execute al kinds Of Scroll Saving
End Wood-Turnirg, Planning Tongueing and
Growing and Suriacing done in the bo.t man
ner. They will also furnish plans nnd specil-
cations for dwollinRs, stores and other building.
i,rO Of
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Es0ETS & Sssabs;S.

n OF f.
4 large stock Of Boys and Youths
FINE ND HEAVY BOOTS,
Of superior qIslity, which vii! DO sold ut great.
IL reduced prices. All i'll want wi!l d. well TO
cali at No. = kng street.
dec 2--2m W. b. WADDEI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-02

At Toronto. yesterday, the Northern railway
elevator, containing about 1875, 900 bushels Of
grain and lG, 900 barrels of flour, was destroyed
by fire. Loss estimated at $2250, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-02

Judge Sronc's nomination as Justice Of the
Supreme Court, was yesterday confirmed by
the Senate. a vote will be taken on Judge
Bradley's case to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-02

Some touching letters have been published
in the New York Times. which devotcs y
column 20 the subject, on the inadequa"y OF
the salaries of country cergymcn and mission
aries. While many OF the clergy in the large
cities are overpaid- exorbitantIy paid-most
OF them in the smaller towns and in the
country, have salaries too small.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-02

The Judiciary Committee OF the House Il!
Representatives, yesterday, agreed to report TO
the House Mr.. BiDgham's bill for the enforce
ment of the Fifteenth Amendment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-02

There is much talk about manufacturing ice ,
in some ofthe Southern cities, by ice machines,
equal in quality and less price than the ice
which is formed by cold weather. The expcc-
tatious may be rcslizad-but we doubt it very
much. We hardly think any manufacture
can come up to the mat raj idcc. E"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-02
Ga III I'D I ;szs =

AIENA% DhlA AND
w GEORG ETOWN K L.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-02

Society" in Washington, as it is iacetous-
ly called, folds itself up from to-day-and
does not appear in full dress until after Lent.
Not that Society cares anything about Lent,
and two thirds of it don't believe 10 Lent, OF
anything else, but show and money-but then
--appearauces, you know
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-02

The Fredericksburg Herald says that the
Consolidated Radical party, 10 Virginia,
proposed by Senator j. T. Lewis and under his
auspices, has been probably inaugarated by
that gentleman, as return compliment Ito
the conservatives of the State for placing him
in the u. s. Senate. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-02

1t is said that the case of Butler Of Tenncs-
See, implicated in the sale of cadetships is a
bad one, and that he wishes to resign, but the
Gov. OF Tenn, will not accept the resignation.
Fourteen other "cadetship' eases are said to
be ION the docket
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-02

At caucus Of the conservative mem bcrs Of
the Virginia Legislature, John L. Marye, Jr.,
the present Lieutenant Governor. was nomina
ted for that Office, and w. H. Ruffner Of
Rockbridge, for superintendent Of public in
struction which is equivalent to an election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-02

-: - STEAMEHs,
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA hni
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
leave according to following schedule: W".n,
inglon and Alexan !ris each hour during Inc
day, beginning first trip ut a m, and msk'nE
last trip from either city At p: m ,,r.,o,l
5. S. HOWISON,
Lac Diff Prest Potomac Ferry Go.
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i J.; Hi.KiA, l.i!tIDuliN - 'IA " !
WIRE. RAILROAD.

u. Il :,rf.V Ems, zen. ruPL.
~. J. FL l.l.pS, Gen. MAngser. Icb ~
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feb ;S-tl
The New York herald., 1870-01-15
TENNESSEE.

The State Constitutional Convention-Addi.
tiOnaI Propositions to Amend the Constitu.
ti0n.
NASHVILLE, Jan. Ia, $780,
The Convention continued to-day TO receive and
refer propositions to amend the constitution.
considerable number OF propositions were sub
mitted, among them amendments declaring all
male persons OF the proper age, without regard to
race or color, citizens OF the State eligible TO Office
and conferring the right OF suffrage UPON all male
eitizens twenty. one years of age; against giving
state aid to internal improvements prescribing the
manner Of prosecuting lmpeachmentq tqnd specifying
officers liable to be lmpeached; providing for the
election OF county judges and defining their
jurisdiction In the trial OF cases relative to
the jurisdiction OF magistrates in civil cases;
providing for the calling or conventions in the
future to amend the constitutions; providing for a
reduction In the salaries of the Governor Supreme
Court Judges and Circuit Judges. An additional
proposition on the subject OF franchise conters the
right on all male citizens, white ana black but re-
quires residence In the Stale two years. and In the
county one year next preceding the election and
makes the payment OF the poll tax obligatory.
No definite action has been taken on any or these
prOp0siClOns
The New York herald., 1870-01-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

AccIDRNT.--JacOb Heller, OF 22S avenue b. en-
ployed IN factory corner OF Twenty second and sec
oDd avenue, was yesterday seriously injured by an
iron roller that fell through holsJway upon hm.
lie was sent to Bellevue Hospital.
FIRE.-Eetween seven and eight O'Clock last even
ing O fire In the basement OF 10 Delaney street,
occupied by John Stccnt h Co., manufacturers, In.
licied 81 600 damage to stock and $500 TO building,
owned by Jacob Carver IL was caused by the eX-
ploson OF Kerosene lamp that was being llled
wnile burning
FIRE IN WEST THIRTY-SfxTH STREET.--At seven
O'Clock last evening fire broke out In some stables
IN rear OF John II. Mcdonald d Co.'s coal Office, No.
122 West Thiry-sixth street, ownedby Mr.. Mcdonald
and occupied by various parties. About 81 900 loss
sustained on stables; insurance not ascertaned
William Connolly, miiknan, dwelling at No. 1876
same street, had two horses worth $500 each
burned To death. These were uninsured. The car.
penter's shop OF - J. Joyce, No. l24 was DANA Qeti
by water $500; insured S1500 In the Cireenwicn
he Ore extended TO the extensive livery stable
corner OF Broadway and Thirty-sixth street and
indicted about $500 10 building and stock tho pro-
perry or Patrick brennan. All the horses and
carriages were got out, but some harness was
destroyed. The second and third floors or Dren.
mans stables are occupied by August Simnet as .
wheewright and blacksmith shop loss $780, ana A.
q. Simmet. carriage painter and trimmer, whose
loss Is $3.50. Neither OF the Simmet's are insured.
brennan ~ insured for $4,000 In city companies.
Sergeants James oT the Twcntieth) and Mullen OF
the Twenty,ninth precincts were promptly present,
WIN sections OF mea AND assised IN kee2lag order
The New York herald., 1870-01-15
A Legal REgNION.

select ana distinguished company or citizens
comprising prominent members OF the bar, the
bench, the Church and the army met 3tst evening at
the residence OF Mr.. Edwin W. Stoughton by invi-
taton OF that gentleman, to meet the judges
or the federal courts OF the Second Circuit.
A more brilliant company has seldom ifcver
before been assembled together at private
residence IN this city, the entertainment
being designed principally py Mr.. Stoughton to do
honor to Judge Woodruff, the latest appointment in
this Circuit. Among those present were Judges
Blatchford Benedict, Hall, Shpman, Smal!ey aud
Miller, OF the United States Circuit Courts: Generals
George b. Mcclellan, Barnard wright, Carr Henry
McDougal ana Graham; Messrs. james ". Gerard
=. D. Field, J. X. Porter y. Lord, William NJ
Evarts Keller II. w. Robinson, Ethan AL.
len, A. H. Purdy Reverends Dr. Potter, Dr.. Hail.
DR.. vermilyea and DR.. Beach, besides others well
known Tor their hign social position There were
also present, representing the navy, Admiral Godon
and several other distinguished officers. Among
the commercial fraternity were A. 7. stewart Moses
II. Grinnell Henry Clews T. Colgate, J. n. Phelps,
W. b. Duncan, Watt Sherman G.. opdyko and A. q.
Kisbey. Chancellor Zabrieskie Of New jersey, was
also among the guests, together with all the MINOR
federal judicial officers IN that city and several
state Judges. The affair OF the most rechercit6
! character, aud enlnently social and agreeable.
The New York herald., 1870-01-15
paOoKLYy ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

The usual meeting OF the directors and stocknold.
ers Of the Academy OF Music was held last evening
IN the directorls room OF the Academy, Mr.. sidney
Green the chair and Mr.. Z. d. Plmpton officiating
as secretary From the reports Of the treasurer ana
finance committee 1t appears that tho re.
cepts for the year 1869 amounted to ss5, l4s
and the expenditures to $3l9o7, leaving a
balance on hand OF 1924. The receipts from
operas were $4,Ss0 40: dramas, S4,33O; con-
certs tmlscellaneOus), $279a; Philharmonic, SSH:
promenade, 5000; lectures, $1,000; exhibitions
and drawing school. 2,40G; fairs, festivals and
balls. s4,950; meetings (miscelaneOus), $2,370
artists receptions ana exhibitions $1,000; assembly
and directors room, 1896; interest on bonds, DC,
$4,000. Compared with the previous year there APP
pears an increase In receipts Of 408 H. and IN ex-
penses OF 81 176. The finance committee hope that,
whenever the Art Association may commence their
contemplated buildings on the adjoining lots, ar
rangenIents will be made for corresponding I'M.
provements uDOn the vacant land belonging
TO the Academy, by which valuable room may
be added to the house. separate entrance provided
for the assembly room, and thereby largely In
creased revenue derived from what rs now COM
paratlvely waste property. dividend OF five per
cent the capital stock was declared free Of gov.
ernlnent tax, payable February !, 1870 The reports
were ordered on lille. The following named gentle
mcne whose OF Office directors expired were
reelected :--Wiliam NJ. Richards, Robert r. Ray
mond. John Greenwood, seymour l.. Husted and
John bnliuru.
The New York herald., 1870-01-15
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LONDON. Jan. 4-4:30
p. M.-Consols closed at 921 for money and 92s for
the account United States fye-twenty bonds, 1852,
quiet Erie Railway shares 17H; Illinois Centrals,
s9H; Atlantic and Great western, PAX.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, Jan. l4.-The Bourse closed
dull. Rentes, 73f. 72c.
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-PAHIs, Jan 13.-No des-
patches from Frankfort giving the statement OF the
Bourse have been received here for two days.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr-IIyERpOOI Jan
14-4:3O Y. M.-Tne cotton market closed nrm
Middling upahds 117Sd. middling orleans sd
The sales OF the day have been $4,000 bales incud
ing 1000 for export and speculation.
The sales OF the week have been $4,000 bales, OF
which 10000 were taken for export and 5000 on
speculation The STOCK III port ls estimated at
363 600 bales, oil which 114.O00 are American The
receipts OF the week 900 bales OF which
a. 900 were American. The stock or cotton al sea
bound to this port Is estimated at 900 bales OF
which III, 900 are American. fThe stock OF cotton
In port should be 1866 600 bales and not 1893 as sent
you this mOrDng.l
STATE OF TRADE.-MANCHEsTER, Jan. 14-The
market for yarns and fabrics Is quiet but firm.
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr.-HAvRE, Jan. 1.-THE
cotton market opened quiet; tres ordnalre on the
spot 1861. per cwt.
LiyERpaoL BREApsrUFrs MARKET.-LIvERPooI.,
Jan. 14-P. M.--Wheat, 9s. ID 9s. I'd. per GENITAL,
for California white; 9s I'd. 49, 10d for No. red
western, and 8s 3D. SO. 7d. for red winter THE re.
ceipt OF wheat at this port for the last three days
have been Is 900 quarters OF which IL 500 are Amerl
can. Flour, 2is. per bb, for western canal. aCorn,
27s Cd. per quarter for European.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPo0L,
Jan. Nap M.-Cheese firm. Pork dull. Lard, Cos.
per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LlvERPooL, Jan
l-P. M.-Rehned petroleum, 1a. 1870. per gal
Ion. Turpentine 25s. Cd. per cwt. Tallow, AS. pei
cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoN, Jan. IA
| Sugar duh at 2ss. cd. per cwt. for No. IL Dutch
standard anoat Spirits petroleum, Is. cd. per gal
Ion Spirits turpentine. $685. Sd q 29s. Cd per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, Jan. l4-Even
| ing.-Peroleum slosed drm at eoNf.
The New York herald., 1870-01-15
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


DR.. r. x. Haden OF Iowa; Colonel F.D schaener.
OF ST. Louis; General Roth, Of Kentucky; s. N. Hor
ton w. J. yolkman and A. X. Dennison, OF tho
United States Army Judge O. b. Wisiiams OF
ithaca; Colonel Palmer. or san Francisco and DR..
W. Rockwell, OF New York, are at the Metropolitan
Hotel
governor Smith, OF Vermont; Captain Wilson and
d Mehcer, OF the United states Army; ex-congreas.
man r. f. Woodbridge OF Vermont; G. 4. Bowen, OF
0n'ca2o; James II. ornec OF Philadelphia; X. M.
s"uher' OF Cincinnati; 7. 5, Eldridge, OF Boston.
ana Thos Tobn, OF san Francisco, are at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
surgeon !. Symes OF the United states Army:
captain G. X. Graves, OF Sandusky and T.. X.
Duval, OF West Virginia are at the ST. Elmo Hotel.
Kenneth g. White, OF College Point, and X. d.
Hubbard, of hartford, are at the Holman House. n
Ed r. Johnson OF Watertown; NJ Thatcher, OF
Chicago, ana G. s. McAlpme, OF Oswego are at the
Coleman House.
]. Blair Hoge, OF Baltimore. and y. A. Howard OF
Boston are at the Glcnham Hotel.
Colonel Il. Young, OF Wisconsin; sgnor Guilerno
Cabclo, OF Cuba; Monsieur Latour OF Paris W. II.
Gardiner and Major Frank NJ. Keish, OF Phladei-
phla. are at the St. Charles Hotel.
Colonel +. w. Latham. or Texas; CID Fitzhngh.
OF Nevada; G. II. smith, OF Maryland; c. @. Greene.
OF Boston, ana A. welch OF Philadelphia. ave at tne
New York Hotel
Ex-Governor w. Dennson and John Gardner OF
ONO; d. /. Mcpherson. OF Toronto, and J. Tilng
hast, OF Albany, are at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
General Hiram Walbridge, A. W. Randall OF El-
mira: ". g. ordway, OF washington; Noah DAVIS.
oi Albion: Caleb Gushing. Moses Pierce and G. u.
Hoard. OF Connecticut; Captain J. Williams, OF the
United states Army, and samuel B. Jones of Menu
phis, Tenn, are at tae Astor House.