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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
G.nlm shipments from New cn..le.

NEW CASTLE, Feb. G.
Sch. Aauic 1tJJ,its, 12.OOu bus, capacity.
Shippers, Il. Jefferson " Son.
Sth Ttos Bortb1t, 10000 bus, capacity
shippers, f. jefferson X Son.
SCH Std Fodpl 5000, bus, capacity. Ship
pera, Il Jefferson Il Son,
Sch Joseph MariceA, II 900 bus, capacity
Shippers, J. q. II A. II. Stockley.
Sch Mary Price, $500 bus, capacity. Ship
per, S. T., Truss.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

SOLD AT AN ADyANcE.-W. s. Hilles has sold
one of the houses on Lombard street near 10th,
to j. L Gardner, a. an Investment, for $4,000.
These houses. were erected year ago, and sold
then at g, 500. The advance is owing to the
rise in price of materials and the improvement
in the nninhhnrhnnd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

LIrFRARY DlscUssIoN.-T discussion at the
Abraham Literary Institute last evening was OF a
very interesting and entertaining chara ter. The
following question was discussed Was the
fall of Adam blessing or a curse to mankind -
Moses Murray lead on in the affirmative, and was
followed by Andrew Henry in the negative
Quite large number took part in the debate,
which continued until late hour, without arri-
wing at a decision, when the question was finally
continued until the next meeting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

MUSICALE The Taylor Mission Band will give
a Musicale at Central Church, on Friday, (to-
programme has been prepared of both vocal and
instrumental music, and the parts have been as
signed to persons whose musical talent is
knoWledged throughout the city 1t is impossible
to view the array Of names upon the progrsme
and not experience desire to be present Tick
cts 3J centA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
~ Soc tine tables for further partlou
A brsv l.v for ,ewsnanar.


The Citizens and Germania Loans meet, this
evening.
The Jackson Il Sharp Co. shipped, yesterday
two Pullman drawing room ears to Philadelphia
to the Pullman Co.
The Church Child will meet this Thursday
evening at ~ o'clock, in the Sunday school room
of st. Andrews Church.
Meeting of the Wilmington Dispensary Com
mittee at four O'Clock this afternoon, in the Dis
pensary Rooms, SIS Orange street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

SMYRNA WAKING UP.-Some good is likely to
come out of the pubic meetings which have
been held in Smyrna to foster and encourage
enterprise, third meeting was held on Thurs
day evening" and more largely attended
than amy OF the Others Ihe Committee, appoint
prise best calculated to enhance the prosperity
and interests of the town recommended car
building, and anotherscommittee was appointed
to procure charter from the Legislature.
Whatover il done will be done on the Go-opera-
tive principle through joint stock Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

EE-chdpped Bands, face rough skin, pimples,
ringworm, aalt-rheum, and other cutaneOus afec-
tions cured, and the skin made soft and smooth by
using the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswel, Haz-
ard d Co., New York Be certain TO get the Juniper
Tar Soap, as there are many worthless limitations
made with common tar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

FIRST DELAWARE REGBEST.-The members
Of the First Delaware Regiment met last even
ing, to make further arrangement for their reg
mental reunion on the goth inst The following
committee was appointed on the reception OF
speakers John Nj. Dunn, Chairman Richard
T., Hayes, Capt. Hizer, Ferd Il. BOgia and James
TaWia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

THE REHoBoTH BEACH CAMP MEETING Asso-
CATION The President of the Rehoboth Beach
Camp Meeting Association, Rev Robert Todd
visited Baltimore on Monday, and sold large
number Of lots. The total number now sold Is
!03-l93 more than the number Of shares
When all the shares had been taken, it was de-
termined to continue the sale of the lots, and in
the short space of about two months, nearly 200
have been sold-nore than one a day. 1t will
thus be seen that the greatest success attends
the enterprise,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

EY- During the fever epidemic OF last month, the
became exhausted and before supply could he re-
ceived from Lowell, the suffering from ehills and
fever became fearful A few parties were so fortu-
nate as to have it OF hand, and in Iredell County,
the druggists eked out their slender stocks by Sell
ing dOses-a spoonful eAcR-fOr a dollar Many paid
ten dollars for bottle, when the res uar price is
but One and thought themselves favored at that,
valuable are he curative properties Of this prepa-
ration which not only eXpels the poison from th'
system, but leaves the patient with unnnpaired
health and vigor Raleigh N. C) 5 anhard.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

ACCEPTED THE TRUs4.-At the meeting Of the
Teachers Association of st. Paul's NJ. i. church,
last evening, it was determined to take charge
VI the Sabbath School over llth street bridge,as
a mission school, as desired by it- present man
agement, and Geo w. Person Geo. X. Green.
man and NJ. d. Lamborn were appointed a com
mittee to procure a suitableroOm Tor the school.
1t now numbers 33 pup lie, and has been held III a
very small room, represented to be ouly about $
by 10 feet. The little children are apt TO learn
aud remember well what is taught them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

fE-H is said that every extensive advertiser has
10 pay very large sntY for experience before he
learns how TO nyt 81 hts maney udcioisly IT would
be better to entrHlt the business 10 a responsible
Advertising Agency, like that Of Geo. p. towel
Co., No. Al PARK Row, New York, and thus gain the
advantage of experience without cost Contracts
can be made wi puOlishers direct
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

eE-The Purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil 10 Haz-
ard 4 Caswells, made on the shore, from fresh,
selected livers, by Caswell, Hazard Co New FORK.
IL IL absolutely pure and sweet Patients VINO nave
once takeu It prefer 1t to all others. Pnyalcans have
decided 1t superior 10 any Of the other oils In mar
NnN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
9iridend alutifes.

nIyIDENO-oFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON
- COAL GAS COMPANY
WILMISGToE, February l, 1ST3.
The directors OF the Wilmington Coal Gas Co.,
have this day declared dividend OF Three Dollars
per SHARE for the past six months, payable on de-
nand. T. j. LAWSON, Treasurer
febt lot No. 800 Shipley street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

W BARG6A4to tnbA i-No Ill is matter OF
no little satisfaction to all gentlemen Of good taslt
that there is such an excellent tai Oring es Abs-
ment In Wilmington, that located at AIS King
street conducted by JOhn H. Muhlhausen, gentle.
man u ~ up 10 TIE times and capable OF suiting the
most fasddious tastes, whether gr We or gay. Mr.
M, has had 20 years expi rience and has large
number OF customers among our best dressed peO-
pie. AT the present time he invites persons who
would ike some extraordinary bargains in winter
gOOtls TO give him Cul
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

No Police Observation-Disclosures lull has occur
red in the usual police reports The bummers
evidently seem determined to put themselves on
their good behavior during the visit Of the Pres
ident.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

SABBATH ScHooL FRICTION. ~ meeting Of
the Teachers Association Uf st, Pauls Nj. r.
Church was held, last evening, in the ladies'
sewing room, when the following officers were
elected, both for the Association and the Sabbath
Schools
Of The Associatioa.-Pr President, Lewis Zeblev /;
Vice President, Geo. W. pIersou Secretary.
William Powick Treasurer, Jos. H, jones ;
Periodical Agent, +. Il. I.obnson Missionary
Treasurer Geo. K. Greenman.
Morang ScieQUL superintendent Hachariah
Pickes Assistant Superintendent, Miss Ella
kouk Secretary, Miss Eva Crouch Librarian
j. NJ. Emerson First Assistant do Miss Fannie
Baird Second Assistant do, Miss l.. Amanda
Gilbert.
afternoon School Superintendent, Jos Pyle,
Assistant superintendent Miss Lydia Webb
Secretary, Joseph .Coley Financial Secretary
William Powick Librarian and Assistants same
az for morning school.
iatdpt Superintendent, Mrs Wm Y
Swiggett Assistants, Aizses Lou Showaltor and
kebecca Zebey.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

ER- Mechanical 7ilkeriad cannO arrest the decom-
position of the teeth. Nothing will do this but that
pure dsinfectant and prestryaJive which, under
the name OF SozoDoNr, has become a staple Of the
toilet throughout the world
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
wilmington, DEL, January ist, 1873.

The business Will he continued at the old stand,
corner Third aud King streets by the deTai igned,
using the litm name Oi Bellan Elliott, ami we 30
lctt "A continuance Of patronage 80 literally be-
slowed upon the Old 1rm
Y. s. BELLAH,
A. s. ELIdOTT.
Wilmington, Deli Jan. 1st, 1873. Jan3l 81
OTICE-i have this day retired from the lum-
IN ber business having disposed OF my entire in
tercst to l.. a. Harris and W. w. Harris who will
continue the business AZ the n. e. corner OF Front
aud Tatnall streets. j. A. HARRIS
NOTICE - The undersigned have, tais day,
IN foriEed a CO-par .neTship under the nrn name
Of Lester A. Harris brother SUCCESSORS 10 j. A.
aTris, ant Will continue the lumber business at the
n. K, cor Of Front and Tatnall streets.
LESTER A. HARRIS,
janl4-ln WILDER W. HARRIS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
Glcftiou alptitts.

NOTICE-The semi-annnal election for officers of
~ the Abraham Literary Association will be held
at the rO1m of ths Association on Monday, the 10th
inst A, b, MCPHERSON JOHNSON,
feb3 3teOd Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
MERELY MEMTIoNED.

ga Nsss Frm.-Mr. James II. Bryan and Ed
win 3. Bradley have formed co-partnerahip In
house and sign painting, their number being Ga
Market street. they are young men OF Industrious
habits and understand their business The nrm
name is Bryan Bradley. Give them call
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

TIE EXCURSION TO PoRT DEP)err.-The ex-
cursion party which went down to Port Deposit,
yesterday, returned last evening shortly before
FIX o'clock, greatly pleased with their visit. The
expectations OF some OF the party had been
highly wrought regarding the height of the
gorge aud were consequently disappointed that
It dd not tower mountain high. But tins can be
accounted foI. 4lo passage Of the water under
At had worn u aWay cUnrIdsrduly and ii had -et
led some iu the liyer In some places 1t was
Is higt as ~ leel uut tins was not universal
some OF the party ciambered about on the ice
aud found 1t quite soft.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
aartncrship alotiffs.

NyoTICE-MUTUAL LOAN Asso uATIoN-The
IN Sixth Annual Meeting of the stockholders of
the Mutual Loan Association will be held Tuesday
evening next Fen llth, 1873 In the ofice OF the
Secretary, No. 1902 Market street. at ~ O'Clock. at
which lime oillCers and Directors VIII ne elected,
the annual report submitted, AMI the third OF
300 shares OF stock issued; subscriptions TO which
are now being received.
fen6-5l GEO. {. MARIS, secy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
Sitftiot1 SaIes.
PUBLIC SALE.

(ODA<AO BALE.
IN Az IA agents iST William Dean, Fso.. ,ho.n,
NEWARK Delaware, on pcAllle,'a
MONDAY. February 18TH. Ia,,
Commencing at O'Clock P. M, prOnD,
pair OF large-size mules. vears o,,
gentle, either single or double o'ui Kind aDs
One Morgan Black Hawk nj uiop ,,,
on very superior and worth the a,ta,,,lng yes
9IeSneIs; 1s M good young horses, suitabie toe
fNFsR 10 head of thoroughbred A,,0... ~
A{1E comprising fresh cows, springnsSJ Caik
- 0nlls, calv 6; 10 head on gtsHl leiefs
superior dairy qualities VI s'ads Cattle d
FARMING UTKNsILS-Such AZ ox.cs,,.
narrowH, &C., In good order 0afA, p0st
hay. " ''o'er and imON,
fERMs-sums of and under ~, M ...
sna. @ hIiount crehlt OF months on bantsEn' 0VH
due. ''''S' II pad MIL
Mr.. Dean has the pedigree OF his ,ho...
stock and viii satisfy any one Of their
son or by letter. '''r purltI 10 pa
II. T. RiDDELL, Auct.
n., REYNOLDS IN
heal ESTATE and Collection Aos,,-
Aonn,. Wilmington
NEwApK, Feb. 81, 1873 'V' "in Daa
" T. s5Jenersonlan V Yllage Recora r.,
Press, Cecil Wing and Democrat and nv, Val0H
Transcript copy twice and send bill M, u,,luletlVl
paper TO VIM. Dean, Newark, Del. WI" VOpy q
feb9-eod2wk,,,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

y CORDIAL GREEtiNd AND AN USFmENDLY
TuMBLE.-Jack Mason aud Constable Doran met
at Fifth and Market, yesterday afternoon and
shook hands quite warmly Mason insisted on
acohtinuatlon Of the shaking and kept it up,uu-
and threw linn in the street. This fired Mason :
temper, and the Jolly good hunor which was
provoked by little tangie-leg departed. He re-
gained hls feet quickly, and 5elziug Duran By
the collar, lar! lm ont at full length upon
Jones cellar door bnt the tables was soon
turned, and Dufan was master OF the situation.
Bystandera here iuterfered and he'd Mason
while boran walked away Ill very complacent
humor
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
WOOLLEY q VAN II jMp'S
Insurance Agency,

Eo.f, Journal BatLtEtssy,
Adioiainz City Hail.
wILMIN GToN. DBL.
Authorized Agents for the Oldest
and Strongest American Com
panies and the Leading Foreign
Company:
-Etnd Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.
Insurance Co., Of North america, Fhilddd
trdakli1l Fire Insurance COtnDdn,L
IsUydt Insurance Co., Of Liverpool, Eng
iierni[ Insurance Co., Of HdrtfU1'd Conn,
Co"ttneHtat Insurance Co., Of Neto York.
NdJdrd Fire Insurance Co., Z"
GtiutdHid g /"
Pteni1 Fire and Marine ms Co. of L,ookl,,n.
Springfield Fire and Marine htS. Co., of
Springfield, Mass.
Farmers Mutual Fire ms. Co., Of York, Pa.
1eLatDdre Fire lrsS. Co., Of Witaiityton
Mutual Life IIls. Co., Of New York
De.diodre Mutual Life ms Co. Cf Whining.
ton, DEL
1raUellers' ms. Co. (AcciGle7D Hartford Ct.
hdtLlody Passenger Assurance Co. Hartfyrd'
Conn.
Mutual LtUe Stock ms. Co., Chester Co. Pa
Policies Issued and Losses under the same Ad
insted and Paid at This Ohce.
INSURANCE PLACED IN THK BEST CoMPA
MIS-
ES- Advice freely given without charge.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AT
TENDED TO.
JAMES wouLLEY,
L. A. VAN TRUMP,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
AntifGs.

NOTICE Joseph Graham and VIM. X. Morrow,
~ having dissolved partnership In tile Flour
ami Feed bus ness AL bills dus said Grm, will be
collected hy Joseph Graham, aid not by MIn II.
MORROW ds heretofore stated .,.,,........
fehf-Zt' JOSEPH GRAHAM,
NOTICE The Annual Meeting Of the Artisans,
kN Savings Bank and election uf NJ .nagers will
he held al the Oiice Of the Treasurer No GJl Mar
ket Street. tuesday, Feb. 1tn between the hours OF
10 A. Nj. and u M.
ftb5 JOHN P. Nc EAR Treas
NoTIGE.-Let no members of the ST. Georges
day evening" Feb 9th, AT the Naier Witch engine
house aud all delinquents not present will be deRlt
with according TO the oy.lans.
feD5.G }. $. koWBuFHAM, President
A'oTCE-4ID LOAN ASsuCI ATION.-A meet
~ Ing uf the stuckhOlders OF the Aid Loan AsBO-
ciallOn VIII pursuant 10 Section 2, Article g. Ly.
Laws be held Saturday evening February sth 1873
a. - O'Clock, In the Office OF the Secretary, No. 800
Market street, u receive amendments TO the By-
Laws. iebi 81 GEO. q MARlS, Secy
NuTICE-Those Of our citizens wishing To obtain
IN stock in NEW LOAN ASSOCIATION, about
being started can do 30 by applying TO ei ner OF the
undersigned: Isaac Murray. n. W. corner OF second
AMI Tetnall streets; David WOOlman, orange below
S"HCnd street, WIN ii Pierce, No. ., W Fourth st !:
+ Crawford, No. o. W Second street; 9esrge X
Tuwnsend, wilmington; John Green Second and
Walnut streets; j Chrisiy, NO z, EaAt Second
street. iaulHn
NoTICE.
TIiE WILMINGTON & READING Il. r..
COMPANY
| Have completed arrangements TO carry MONEY.
PACKAGES, and EXPRESS MATTER to and
from all points the line Of their road and West
Chtster Express matter sent to FTanklln reegrAp on
once, No. West Third street, their Depot Front
! ana Madison. or orders lefi with McMullen 4 Seal
| delivering agents Will receive prompt attention.
aprd-u G. STOl4Z. Gen'l Supt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
A LARGE STOCK OF LADIES AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS

And trimmings, &c at No. 6Og MARKET STREE,
above Sixth street. on SATURDAY, February H.
A. M, and o'c ock, p. M and con lnue Until hs
entire stock 10 sold. Comprising a large aSsOrmett
of First-Clas Goods, such as fine White ahrts NE
rlnO underwear, hosiery and gloves, silk irtNga
dress buttons, SILK ties and scarfs, corses, knit
hoods, slipper patterns, ladi 8 ana geuts Kid gOd
lea her belts. ribbons, laces, cotton, bfalds lIi
trimmings, &c, also articles OF the store, sewing
machines, sc.
The whole to be sold without reserve, o. The po.
priet0r Is declining business and expects to rem "
from the city. WIN. I. CR0SSlBY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
3nst aud .9qand.

u osT-A pointer pup, white and liver -
A spots. A reward will be paid BY -
febsst ''- ~ QOs MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

4 Eo-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE. have. this day,
y associated Walter ID Bush with me In the
Frelshtng and Goa BUSINESS, under the 1rm name
of Geo. W. Bush Son.
GEORGE W. BUSH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
NOTICE.
WILMINGTON. nrL Ian st. 1873

IN WILMINGTON, DEL Jan ST. 1873.
The partnership heretofore existing between
Messrs. Jos II. Greenman, George W. Pierson and
George K. Greennau, for the conducting of the all
Paper and Window Shade business, is THIS day dis
solved by mutual consent.
The business Ot the late 1rm OF 9reenman, Pier
son 4 Co, Will he continued at the od stand, No.
4l9 Market street, by Messrs. DOS Ii. Greenman and
Geo Greenman, under the ilrin na me OF j Ii. d
q X. GrcenUAn. febb I'M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

The new firm respectfully solicit a continuance of
the patronage Of the public, generously given to
the old firm. ESQ. w. BUSH c SON.
WILMINGTON February 1 ISI9
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

LNUR RENT-Tws three-story brick houses N
e at the corner of Second aud Van Buren, -
street; cheap, so per month. Apply 10
Il. II. MILLER,
Eighth and Franklin or Fourth and Market sts
febd-6Js
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

II ISSObUTfoN of COMPREHENSIVE. : The
- Copartnership heretofore existing under the
nrn-nDme Uf Bean 4 Co, for the purpose Of trans
acting the Iron Steel Coal and Hardware business at
the corner Of Third and King sts has been dissolved
by mutual consent, The business Of the SAID nrIn
will be settled by Is ,llah Elliot.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

lNOR hRNT-one hve-roomei house, barn agl
IL and aures OF truck lanI reut $500. one II
siA-rOomed house rent $l9 per month. one fOur-
roolned house rent $40 per month.
A. BROWN,
feb5-M 8S3w West WILMINGTON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06

viii M se az PubI,e 1ST Mlllsm sas Dean Fr the %
Newark. Delaware, on 'a'm Dcandlt J,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
goaraiug.

DOARDING-A gentleman and wife can be &C
: cOmmodatad with large unfurnlshed front
room on second floor with board az -.
nOv.22-u 2Sl WALNUT 81.
IpoARDINg-FOF GENTLEMEN at -
IL sepi6-tf si2 KING STREET
ait Market street, table board
ID furnished. augso-u
RoARDlNa-At ooonv,,w.pv .vrNurE
- apre6m 300 DkLAWAhh AVENUE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
for sagt.

HNOR HALK-Cottage houses on 10th street E|a
II near Lombard. These houses rent well, nj
and are good Investment ,,.,,ua
feb6 OF W. :. iii lho
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-06
for SALE.

ENoR sALR-Ten shares Home loan Association
~ Appiy 10 VIM. NJ. HOLT,
febH-Ms b2t Market street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-02
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

New DIVISION OF TEMPERANCE.-N Vest Star
Division, colorcd Sons Of Temperance, has
been instituted by w. II. l.. Combs, 6. w.
p. of Virginia. This is tue only chartered
division in the State. The following officers
were elected and installed Susan Gotf, W. p:
Martha Harris, W. a.; NJ. A. Harris, K. :.
George Dabncy, A. K. s.: E. Jones, r. ).
p. Morris. conductor; Lily Wood, \. c:
Susan Harris, /. s.. Charles Jones, 0. S.; +.
4. Harris, treasurer; Adeline Gl;tsco, chap
lain. After installation Il collation. was par
taken OF, and speeches made by W. ii. l..
Combs, NJ. a. Harris, and james Smith
West Star Division meets every Monday
night ut Temperance Hall.
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The Jefferson Lit
erary Society has elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing term: +. g.. u. Farmer
president; Harry B. Owen, vice.president
A. E. Anderson, Il. S.; Il. II. BeaZley, c. s.:
W. +. Clolworthy, treasurer; DR.. A. Mon
| tciro, critic; David l.. Puliam, editor. The
society meets each Tuesday night ut the
county courthouse at = O'Clock. ..-s- 4
PUDLIc DEBATE.-Thc discussion, "Shorild
| the right Of suffrage be extended to fe.
males :" before the Jefferson Literary So.
cicty and the public will take place at the
| Baptist church, in the lecturc-room, to.
night at s O'Clock. Defendants on allima
tive, r. Hunter Beazlcy aud John c. Robert
son; negative, James n. Gentry and DR.. A
Montciro. The discussion will be opened
and closed by the tirst-named gentleman.
MEETING To.NIGnT.-Ther will be q bus
ness meeting of the Wide-AWake Club to-
night ut their club.room, and every member
is requested to be present, as matters of in
tercst will be considered. t..r. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-02

Va; DIR. c. Kolock and family, Charleston.
S. c.; ID. II. Blascow, Virginia; Edward
Bailey. Powhatan; G. Skipwitb, Virginia
Mrs. Gordon Coleman, Halifax county, Va.
James II. Blaekley, Staunton; Colonel John
Penden, London, England; J. NJ. Wyatt,
Virginia Captain Il. a. Buckncr, Virginia !;
Captain Frank Urquhart, Norfolk.
american Hotel.--D. +. Wilcox, Gcor-
gia; J. l.. Mckee, North Carolina !; John
II. Gregory. Key West, Fla; J. w. Breath
crd, Goochland county, Va; +. Warren,
Troy, n. Y; J. G. Andrews, c. and n. 0.
Shor:-Line: s. =. Petit, White Sulphur
Springs: William II. Carhart, Powbatan
county, Va; William II. Parrish, Carriers
vile, Va; Samuel Stilman, w. Ii. Haden,
Fluyanna, Va. ) W. II. Jennings. Powhatap.
Va; j. B. Marshall, Grccnyile, S. c.; n:
WEIGH, Pennsylvania railroad; J. NJ. Cr,-
ven, Trinity College W. b. Withers, Dan
bridge College; William T. Mitchell and
lady, Calland's, Va. d. 5. Coistranc, North
Carolina; Z. ID. WooIey, Montgomery b.
NJ, MoscIey, Richmond and Danyille rail-
road; W. II. Hanna, NJ. II. Hood, J. L. Nc
Nicely, ii. Reynolds. North Carolina; n. B.
Pierce, Halifax; q. q. Gooch, Sweet
Springs; Mrs. A. NJ. Cortres, Miss White,
New York; Samuel d. Lucas, Chesterfield ;
Daniel Hatcher; W. Z. Duke, Goochland
county, Va: b. 4l. England, Cartcrsvile,
Va.