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WHO WILL WING
The Orphans Prize Flag.

Tue competition among the various Catholic
societies for the handsome American nag, TO be
presented ny the orphans Of St. Josephs asylum
TO the organization that shall sell the largest
number OF tickets for their festival, to be given
at the new schuetzen park on the 18th Of next
month, has become very animated, especially
among the knights Of st. Patrick, the Hbernisn
No. ! and the Young CatholicsFriend societies.
The knights OF St. Patrick have held two
special meetings this week, with the view OF per-
fecting arrangements for the sale OF an Increased
number OF tickets, more than q thousand having
already been distributed under the auspices OF
that patriotic society, Of which Lieutenant John
y. Kelly Is the energetic president.
Last night the committee appointed at re-
cent meeting OF the Hibernian society, No. J..
met at Carroll hall, aud ordered I'VE hundred
additional tickets for the festival, making two
thousand In all thus far ordered by this popular
organization, of which Mr.. Thomas Broderick is
the efficient president. A special meeting Of the
society WIN he held tomorrow night. The
j. L. Mallet (now absent In Europe Is the worthy
president, has also taken large number OF tick
cts, and actively entered into the contest fol
the coveted Prize.
The nag Is very beautiful silk one, and wa
manufactured, on the order OF Rev. Fathel
Walter, by Mrs. Lowe, Pennsylvania avenue. j
is made OF the nnest material and In the hes
style. Above the nag will be small streamer
bearing the inscription, "The Orphans Offering.
The festival will undoubtedly be great sue
cess, and Its happy results will gladden. tn
OF 1T. Joseph's asylum. The managers, In
spirit OF lberality, have concluded TO admit chill
dren under twelve years OF age free TO tn
grounds Of the festival.
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THROUGH TRAVEL.
New Time Schedule on the Baltimore and
Potomac R.iiread-Thrcc Train. For tho
Nsrth Daily.

New Time Schedule on the Baltimore and
Potomac Raiiroad-Thrce Trains For tho
Ssrth Daily.
This morning. at O'Clock, the schedule OF the
new through line to New York, via the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad, viii go into effect. BY
this arrangement three through trains will leave
Washington, daily, at a. m, Isis p. IN. and 9:io
p. m, philadelphia tlme)
To-day the tunnels will be In use by the
through trains, and the connection will be made
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more road at the junction OF the Union road and
Twenty-nrst street, Canton; then by the Union
tunnel connecting with the Baltimore and Poto-
mac railroad at It's depot on Charles street, Bal
The new depot Is being erected upon the site
OF the old reservoir east Of Charles street, and
will be occupied In about three weeks. The
structure will be frame, and will be known as
| the "throngn travel depot" A double track
will pass through the depot, with platform on
each side. The building Will be 4L0 feet In
length and 20 feet In width, with hracketed
| shed on each side overreaching the outer plat
| forms. At the west end Of the building there
will he erected a two-story structure, 81 feet
front and 81 deep. The lower story will be de-
voted to q ticket once, and ladies' and gentle
mems waiting rooms, supplied with all the
modern improvements. The second story oil
| the building will be occupied by the engineer,
master Of the road, telegraph and other ofiicers
connected with the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road.
| There will he run on this road new and elegant
day and night cars, and this will be the only line
making reliable connections with sound steam
ers. by this arrangement the disagreeable null
Hance OF horse power through Baltimore will be
avoided, and the time Of the trains going South
will be no greater than heretofore, and that o.
those going North only about one half hour NOR,
than that OF the other line. The new route u
styled an "air liDe,r and the new schedule ma,
be seen In our advertising columns OF to-day.
II will be some time before freight for Phlla
delphia and New York will pass over the Unioi
road, no arrangement to that effect having q
yet been made between the Union and Pennsyl
wanna roads. A freight depot Will shortly b
erected on the property OF the Northern Contra
. railway, west OF the Baltimore jail, and whei
, completed will be used as the depot for freign
destined for Philadelphia and other northern
points, with the exception OF about three hun
dred feet. A double track Is now laid In tn
Baltimore and Potomac tunnel, the break Il
the double track being at Pennsylvania avenue
: where Q passenger station Is being erected
When the connection Is made at this point a
freight Intended for Washington and point
, south will be received and forwarded from Ca
vert station, from which points large consign
ments only are now received, the princlpf
: freight business being carried on at Townsen
street depot
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THERE Is an effort being made to change thu
name Of Georgetown to West Washington.
IT HAS BEEN decided that the single scull race
and Mr.. Truax, OF the Potomac, Will take place
In September.
The RTvKR.-Arrived, schr. Ben Stokeiy, from
salisbury, Nd, with 10000 feet Of lumber and
the schr. OIbli, from ". Mary's county, Nd,
with 900 feet.
the GRAIN MARKKT.-Elghteen hundred bush.
els Of wheat and 500 bushels Of corn were 70
ceived yesterday. aales 600 bushels OF prime red
wheat at Si.I2JI, and 500 bushels Of white corr
At 70 cents. Hf
IT u IN CONTEMPLATION 10 erect, ct an earl
day, most commodious buildings for the use Of
9sorgetown college on tho present site, but nc
definite action will be taken upon the subject
until AFTER the appointment OF the new preaideni
OF the college, who will be selected before thu
commencement Of the next term In September
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Police Csurt-Jsdss Dawssa pro TEN.
THE STEAMER vIRGINIUs.


Another Account OF Her Escape from A..
uI,w.,i-Th. Croxxd Cbeer. n. she
@ a.. ~. rs.....
A Correspondent Of the New York Esenino
Post, writing from hspinwali under date Of July
A oiyes the following account of the difficulty at
that port 10 REGARD 70 ,ne sreinius'
on the 2lst OF June that n'durdts sue, the WI.
ginius, arrived a. TINS port: her ADVENT might
have accustomed remark had not hsr probable
plans been so wei known; for whether she be
Cuban or American, privAteer or poaceiul trauer,
there was little doubt that she came Tor cargo
OF arms for the Subans.
She went metnodically to work and discharged
her old crew and shipped new one; heI former
captain was suspended by captain Williams, q
saloon.keeper o. Curacoa. ,
here some days prior TO the arrival Of the Viz
glnius. She 10 third-rate schooner OF -FOUR hun
dred tons, carrying an armament OF two nine
Kansas has been either here or at Greytown
aimee January, being employed as supply YES
sci to the Surveying party now operating on the
The United States gunboat and the soi d,sdnt
American steamer were soon friends, and moth
ing seemed likely to interrupt the success Of the
enterprise until the Spanish gunboat Bazan ar
The Bssan is q schooner-rigeed steamer Of
perhaps three hundred and nifty tons, built Of
IRON, with twin screws, and armed with two
sixty pound ride guns.
Upon his arrival tho Spaniard sent to tho
American consul to have the virginius detained,
but finding that that could not be legally done,
ginius taken TO a northern port TO be tried; and
should she be found correct, the Spanish Gov
eminent would Pay all damages am THIS PROPOSE
Fan said that he had received orders TO prevent
the departure OF the VlTRlnius at all hazards, and
structions.
Tine Pacific Mail steamer Colon, from Now
YORK, arrived here on the a7th June, and 6roush,
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The following permits to build have been
issued since last report: A two-story brick sta
BILE, Tenth street, between s and T, for W. NJ.
Humphrey; q threo-story brick dwelling, Four
teenth street, between X and l. streets north
west, for Il. q. Mccormick; three-story brick
back dwelling and brick stable, north side Of
Pennsylvania avenue, between Second and
Third streets, for y. y. Ileall; two-story frame
dwelling south side Of West, between Monroe
and Montgomery streets, Georgetown. for John
Walls; a two-story frame dwelling, Fifth street,
between A and u southeast, for John T.; Corri-
gan; VIM. Tippett, twO-story frame, Twenty
fourth, between L and + northwest; d. Williams,
one-siory brick, Sixth, between NJ and y south
east; Walter jackson, two-story brick, Twenty
nrst, between l. and NJ northwest; d. A. Water
son, three-story brick. Third. between Indiana
avenue and q street; John y. Lippold, 'two-story
brick, sixth, between Boundary and s; j. Pratt,
two-story BRICK store and hall, 92xlOO, corner OF
II and Fifth streets; Il. d. Evans, two-story
frame stable, New Hampshire avenue, between
NJ and Streets Z. Rupert, three-story brick,
y, between Ninth and Tenth streets; W. Syphax,
two-St0Ty frame, p, between sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets; T.. Y. French, two-story
stable, Second, between II and northeast; W.
W. Rapley, three-story brick theatre, 50 by
100 Sc feet, Z, between Thirteenth and Four
tcenth streets northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

Reliance Lodge, No. 10, Knights Of Rythias,
gave an entertainment Tuesday night to the
Grand Lodge At the lodge room, in Moores hall,
on Ninth street. A handsome collation. was pre-
pared. Vice Grand Chancellor @. L. Strobel pre-
sided, and about 0 O'Clock the Grand Lodge
entered and wero received by the membership
singing "welcome, Brothers," Mr.. strobel In q
few remarks welcomed the Grand Lodge. After
the substantials had been put away, the follow
ing toasts were given aud responded 10; "Tne
Grand Lodge" by @. c., q. j. L. FOxwell; "fhe
True knight" BY y. q. C., A. I. GAYS; .'rhe
Press" ny representative OF the Star; "sister
Lodges" by p. q. O., Richard Goodhart; 'our
Mothers, Wives ana Sweethearts," i. O., Joseph
7. Caldwell; and "Our Departed Brothers. by
v. @. q. Strobel, In the song "Weep Not For Me-"
Songs, remarks, &c.. followed by Messrs. Whiting,
Evans, Goodhaft, vandeman and others. During
the evening line regalias were presented on the
part OF the lodge TO II. NJ. Locke, by Mr.. Gun
ming; q. Y. Draper BY Mr. J. s: Martin; aud II.
In the lodge.
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MAY 1T BE SUCCESSFUL.
Suit Against the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
rond COMPANY,

Mr. Wllism A. Cook, attorney for the Dis
trict, Is now buslly engaged In preparing the
necessary papers to enter suit against the engi-
neer Forester, Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
roid Company, for his violation OF the laws OF
the District, which resulted In the death OF the
infant son Of L. A. Beall, few days ago. The
law provides that certain precautions, such as
the ringing Of bells aud the stationing OF nag
men, shall be used, but from the evidence at the
coroner's inquest that law, as far a. this CON-
pany were concerned, was a dead letter,
Mr.. Cook has also been engaged, and Is now,
preparing u civil suit In the name Of Mr., Beall
against the company for damages.
II these two suits can be successfully prose-
cuted, and there does not seem q reasonable
doubt Of u, the citizens Of Washington will be-
gin TO feel that they have some rights which
railroads are bound TO respect, and they may
also look In the future to a better observance OF
the law as laid down for the government Of the
railroad companies.
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NHwS oFINtn C.Al,llAAS.
Hartman w nav,s and Fdoar n Itsu ara an
', 49, !" -. nsai NJ ~
pointed letter-carnerf TOT tnis city, vice D. her-
bert and j. J. Myers, resigned.
rur Nrw TN Anv pottAp o.
,.u., 80, :, D
Of the United States Mint At Carson CITY, Ne
n rew pe ssd ses .a n !, ue
aIst, and that four mets had bcen co,1ed an
the q2d.
.
THE TlahEss HEARD FROM.
The following dispatch was received at tho
Nayy pepartment ycsterdsv,
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S,,,<,,,, r.,.,,, ,s.Assn,an AZ 'uS no. io'"
Arrived this morning. All we'll VIII ssil
| SATURDAY morning
JAMES A, C,psEp,
Inn. "a.
| The U. y. sTEAMkR NlPsIC,
now at New York, has been ordered out Of COM
mission, She left Warrington December IT,
| ,sIo and .non, ..y.,., ,non,h. .,,.nn.d ~ ,ha
Dayien asned,,,or ss,sr ~n,ch she cry,s~I
a,ang tbe wesicsn caa., from a.s, ~ TAM Mo-.
ana o,hep Cnh.n norts. v,sitsS ~ Tnomss
| pnp,o Me- iIsyti sswsn. IL T'ns on,, oy,csr,
nos ~ w, - !, n, ZEN, 49,, N M 80 o.mss
| terJ n Ps,yo~ ~ Ms,ne .nd Ia, S,s,s Iso
| ~ a.lf., ~ ,h,s c,tv 's' .''" ~ o'e'~ WV
W. ea .s,- - 49,
The following telegram from the Military
| Ac,aemv Al IVES, point uas receiveJ AZ the
n.aoehy ~ VS. io'n' WIS 'e0e"e' - 'ho
war department yesterday;
~ regret to report that Cadet Israel W. Pennis,
Of the third class, was drowned last evening
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MASONIC.
Arrangements for the International Meet.

Ing.
The arrangements now being made for the
International Masonic reunion at Kingston, Can
ada, are most complete. Letters were received
here on Tuesday from the Grand Master Of the
Province OF New Brunswick, inviting Lafayette
X. A. Chapter, of this city, to extend their con-
templated tour from Canada TO that Province,
and rendering the Inequalities OF the Masons oil
the city OF 81. Johns. The committee were COM
PEELED TO decline the Invitation, as It would add
over 900 miles 70 the excursion, and the Chap
ter had already, by vote, decided what route 70
take. The secretary OF Lafayette Chapter re-
ceiyed a letter yesterday from Hon. Josiah II.
Drumm0nd, OF Portland, Maine, the General
Grand High Priest OF the United States, stating
that no should visit the Grand Chapter Of Can.
ada Ia his of1clAl capacity to witness the eAem.
plincatlon OF the Chapter work by Lafayette
Chapter OF this city,
Many distinguished Masons from Washington
and Iafay cite Chapter will accept the Invitation
given by the Grand Chapter OF Canada to exem.
plify the work OF the chapter degrees before that
Grand Chapter on Thursday morning, August T.
at o'clock, on the Niagara Falls express. The
party will stop the rrst night at Watkins Glen,
| at the head Of Seneca Lake, New York: the sec
ond night at Niagara Falls; next night at To
ronto, Canada, and then proceed by Royal Mall
| Line OF steamers by the Thousand Igands,
across Lake Ontario TO Kington, where the Grand
Chapter OF Canada will assemble In annual con,
vocation, with special representatives from New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia, England and Scotland
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SONS OF JONADAB.

Entertainment mt Lincoln Hall Last Night
The Ward, Mack 4 Norris Minstrels gave Q
grand entertainment last night at Lincoln hall
under the auspices Of the Sons OF Jonadab, on
which occasion Messrs. II. Jean Buckley and d
]. Buneli, the celebrated anjoIsts, volunteered
their services and interested the audience very
much. The programme for the evening was as
follows: Grand Introductory overture, company
9eneyieve, Harry Weston Good by, Liza Jane
Aunt Jemima, Lew Morris: Old Black Joe, Geo
Clare; grand finale, company; harmonlcon solo,
p. Sparrer; II. L. Barton In his Dutch special
Ties. Post once Sam Post once sam. T. j.
Ward; Fannie, ID. Walling; Mr.. George Brown,
Harry Weston. Clog hornpipe, Johnny Mack
banjo solo, II. j. Burncll WHO'S Ash Barrel,
performances concluded with the farce Of 1.-TWO
hQn.ired artists wanted"
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A,,u.. s...,., of IN. f,rurd uod.o- I,iec.
C.N ,,"s VI. -. ~.
hen o. omcers-frnternns in" ire" 'ss
New Jersey Grand Lodsc-Reccptisu and
Banove,.
: m. snn,., .o.s,o, ~, tho Grand I.osue n
lug annual s 's VI .no u'sn' o ~, -
U. r., OF the District OF Columoia was heh last
action Of tho general bus,pe>, the election Of
go. s,,,aa,,a,, Mn "a, ro.,i,.d =. fo,.
ouees Va p,o..eu ~, ~ a, r"-,as, =
lowe: NJ. W. w. Mas'ei' lno"ss W. EoWi' -
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A wIfe-Beutcr Arrested.

Yesterday morning, about 10 O'Clock, quite IN
excitement was caused on Garrison street, Navy
Yard, by the cries OF lady residing on that
street, who was being beaten by her husband
with a cowhide. This, Of course, attracted many
10 the vicinity, but none OF the outsiders at
tempting TO interfere, Two daughters, who were
Thinking they needed little castigatiOn, the
irate gentleman exercised his muscle and pre-
rogauye by turning upon them and running
them In the street. at the same time belaborinQ
them severely with the cowhde.
A policeman happened along while this was
going On, and he very properly concluded "a
take part In the play; which he did by peTsuad.
ing the assallant to accompany him TO the sta.
tlon-house, where he was locked up to await q
trial by Judge Dawson.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

On yesterday and Tuesday MI. George D. Nc
CaItee, superintendent OF the printing division,
vas compelled TO furlongh large number Of his
employees, mostly ladies'. rumor had pre-
vailed for several days Of the probable furlough,
and many Of the ladies' were suffering from e&'
cessiyc nervousness rs consequence, and sew
Cured, requiring medical aid. Upon the receipt
Of Inc oniciAl Intelligence the strength OF othel
ladies gave way, including one painful case
was dangerously III, requiring the presence Ol ~
attending ph yzlelAn for several hours. Many o.
these lAdles have families dependant upon thell
Labor for support. and their wages are ABSOLUTELY
necessary 70 decent livelihood.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

Yesterday afternoon oficer Heinline, Of the
Fifth police precinct, brought to the Central
guard-house two well-known white sneak
thieves named Pagan and Lomax, on the charge
OF attempting to rob the house Of Mr.. Langhorn,
on Twelfth street, between q and ~, OF gas
moving into this house, and having occasion to
10 up stairs discovered three boys In bath-tub
removing the zinc. He at once made known the
but the third one escaped by jumping out Of the
second STORY window. They were locked up In
the guard-house, and upon being searched there
was found a lot OF stefeoscopic views, a hat, a
pair OF steelyards aud large number OF white
draw Ennhs
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FOUR.AND-A.HALF STREET
A LOOK AFTER Mr.. P. cuLEINASB,

Examination Of the Work On the street By
N. A. willard, Ess.-whs' He rsinss
Of the Jeb-n VIII Take Nearly Sew
,p,y.ny. Thousand Dollars TO Patti In
Ordrr-NIr. q, 10 be Brought Up with .
Round Turn.
Ono Of the streets recently improved by the
Hoard Of Public WORKS, and which has been the
occasion of considerable comment, 10 Four-and-
s-ha,f street the contract for which was awarded
IN p. Culllnane. In order, that tho work might
no thoroughly examined and Justice done DON
Inc nroperty.h holders and the contractor, an ex-
animation was made by Mr.. II. A. Willnrd. and
his report Ia given below; -,
BOARD or PupLic wonKsl
DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA, \
WARRINGTON, July ., sIs
p. Cu,ffrass. Esg.S
s,p; / inclose copy Of the report made in the
case Of your contract for the Improvement OF
Four.and-a-half street, by which 1t appears that
to complete your contract IN accordance win It's
specifcations It will cost tat, csoss.
You will be required 10 put this street In fuu
accordance with the specifications within ten
daysor It will be done, al your expense, under the
direction OF the board. No payments will be
made YOU on certificates or Of any amounts
which may be retained by the board untll this Is
lone. .'a#.. q DC H.
,o"' -, . - ,h.,, .na have h.o, r,,,,
aud letter sct'eu upon ,neui 50 "o'i
ned that they viii be held reaponsioic win yor
In the above amount. ~
yary ,esncc,nn,ly. A, n, SHEPHERD,
'e' VIC. r,o.,a.n,
Noe Ffes'oen''
~.,x.~ ,,,- "a ,s-,
, ~. .s,,y h.a,S ~ rssj.
~" Weyi.. Ws.h,r,tor, b. CT
s,b inst reauest,nr me TO make a thorough in
yestiuaiion N Four,and- 4. baif street southwest
Wscaaamixed nv Patrick Culllpane and abou
which AZ much Complaint has been made, I hav
The honor 10 report As follows:
have carefully anil thoroughly examined TIL
vark nv going over the entire street, by dgginI
holes nj various points and by comparing It witt
other Maradamlzed roads, viz; New York ave
ma and seyeuth.street road. have also Gale
10 INV aid Inc experience of Colonel T. b. Same
the able assistant engineer In charge Of ID
Warrington aqucduct, whose report Is hercwit
trsnsmitted.
md that the terms OF the contract have nc
been carried out in the following respects.
First, the specifications call for twelve inche
Of stone, broken so a. to pass through . rim
sions. ON digging eight holes In different part
OF the street found many Of the stones Of larg
size and extending only 10 depth OF from seve
10 nine inches. also found that the stone wa
very generally mixed with gravel and earth
while the specifications expressly state that IN
stone snail he screened from ali dirt and part
cIes less than one quarter Of an inch wide. IN
ION course Is covered with loan and sand.
XIV reference to the report Of Colonel Same
will be seen that he ends the following violation
Of the contract; FIRST, the depth o. stone m ave ",
inches: second, the stones arc not broken SUI
BEEN s sor r fourth, he TOP dressing Is n,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

We have prepared, in neat form, the acts and
resolutions OF the regular session Of the Third
Legislative Assembly OF the District Of Columbia.
The book Is gotten mp In such manner as to he
both cheap and durable, and will be sold for the
DflCe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

To he Editor Of hs National Repsbiieon!
Sir: Without desiring to discusss the merits
OF the German communication In to-days num-
Der Of the REPUBLICAN, we merely wish to state
that, like the REPUBLICAN. we must necessarily
be the sole Judge as to the acceptance or rejec.
tlon OF any communication sent to US, and, Ia
common with all other newspapers, the Jouyial
intends to exercise In the future, rs In the past
this journalistic prerogatlve.
Respectfully, W. Koch,
Publisher Washington Journal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

This afternoon Mcssrs. Jesse Burch, VIM. II.
Finley, ". II. Donoho and "Tober Hudson start
on the lady Of the Lake for two weeks trip to
Cobbs Island. They are provided with cunning
and fishing utensils enough to Kill all the birds
and catch all the ish Qncludlng shark) In the
vicinity. Whether In this respect they come up
to expectation remains TO be seen; but certain
II In, they will have good time,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

Lieut.. +. A. Miller and Ensigns G. q. Richman
and Edward NJ. Hughes have been ordered TO
special duty at New Orleans, La; Mate Harry
setiy TO the recciving-ship Potomac, at Philadei.
phia; Second Assistant Engineer J. A. b. Smith
TO the Tsliapoosa, 26th inst, relieving Second
Assistant Engineer Y. Q. Burchard, who IL placed
on waiting orders.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

Hon. r. W. Kellogg, New Yorh; Daniel Jonee,
Mass.; A. y. Carl, N. j.; A. y. Hubbell, ohio; o.
S. Munseli, ILL.,, are at tho National.
Chauucey II. Snow and wife, Va; A. r. De.
Gour, Philadelphia; Z. Manning, X. y. Adsett
New York; A. y. Fletcher, Va, are At the 81
James,
T. II. Carothers and u. +. steele, 8, c.; Geo. h
Zane, Mo-; W. II. Thomas and ]. Paxton, KY.
are at the METROPOLITAN,