National Republican., 1877-03-09
PERSONAL.

Judge Settle, of North Carolina, intends
to setilc at Pensacola, Fla.
The proprle or of the London Sta ndard
Mr.. johnson, has an income or $4,000 psr an.
mum.
A lady connected with the Chinese EN-
bassy in London is named THE Tottcring Lily
of fFasc'natiop.n
Sir John Ashley has purchased the Due
d'Aume'e's house at w.ckesham, paying there.
for the sum Of q, ,i:5,cco.
Generals G. 7. Eeauregsrd and Jubal
Early are TO insttl.s and conduct Cc:!cs Of lot
terry drawings Ia New Orleans
Three Of Washing ION . third cousins, the
grandchildren Of Warner Washington, OF VIr-
ginia are now living, old, poor and dependent, In
Go-dorsville, Ky.
Hon. Geo. W. Jones, late United States
Senator from Iowa, has bean suddenly called to
Dubuque bya dispatch informing him OF the
serious illness Of his son.
Rev. ]. S. @. Abbott, who has been for
long time very near death, ieols like nothing so
much as rejoicing. He writes to friend that he
never was 80 happy as now.
1t is said that this mes7ase has been sent
by Earl Shanesbury to DR.. Oliver Wendell
Holmes: "Say that many breakfasts In England
arc awaiting tne hutUSrat.
Archbishop McClcskey stauds thirty.
sixth on the list OF cardinals The Oldest clrdi.
nal on the lst Is the Archbishop Of Fermo, and
the youngest Cardinal Bonaparte.
Lady Rosamond Churchill took q lead.
ing rlrt IN promoting the suc.,Ls OF 3 Singing
quadriile"-a pleasing novelty introd oducod In the
dances at the vce.regal iesidsne, In Dublin.
Hotel Arrivals.
Cbss. L. Seward hes registered at the
Airing on.
J. r. Rutter. of Philadelphia, is stopping
at the Arlington.
Chief Engineer Alex. Henderson has
rooms at the Arlington.
Mr., Allen Evans. of Philadelphia, is a
guest Of tho Arlington.
]. A. Richmond, of New York, is a
guest OF the Arlington.
VIM. Shippen aud family, of Hobokep,
are guests Of the Arlington.
Mr.. Benham and wife, of New York,
are stopping at the Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hammond, of New
York, are sOJOurniny at the Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Howlland, of New
York, are sojourn'ng at the Arlington.
r. B. Marcy, inspector general U. s. A,
| was registered at the Arlington yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Huntley have re.
turned to their old quarters at the Arlington.
c. p. Pelham, jr., OF Lancaster county,
South Carolina, Is spending few days in thI:
| city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lippincott and Mr.
and Mrs wurts Dundas, Of Philadelphia, have U
| suite OF rooms at tho Arlington.
| F. N. Darlington, W. r. Dextar,
| Charleston, s. O.; W. II. Trueman, A. L. Burns
| Philadelphia; II. W. Worhab, Sladersyills, N
| o.; o. O.. Brown, city; Chss. q. Summers ant
| wife, N. Y; L. II. Cole, Chas. Il. Shedd, Over
Faweett and Horny Welch, N. Y; Mrs. Durse
| Md; NJ II, French and wife, Ohio; Chls. Mat
thews, Va, J. l.. Currier, Boston, and Samue
Curtis arrived at the Imperial yesterday.
r. A. Alston, Atlanta, Ga; D. @
Thatcher, st. Louis; T. X. McGahan, Soutt
Carolina; MSS O'Connor, South Carolinai JOhI
7. Meers, Pbiladelphia; Archie Woods, C0lum
bus, Ohioi Thos. Logan, Carthage, ILL.,, Johi
FLETCHER, Carthage Ill; John Stlllwell, Illinois
J: L. Woodman, hontanai Mrs, 7. X. Livingston
New York; Miss A. Hughston, New York; Jas
t. Sinnot and wife, Philadephiai W. II. True
man, Phi iladelphia; q. W. Kellogg, Cleveland
VIM. Borden, New York; A. q, Green, Indiana
WIN. Lamberd, New York; Mrs. L. Robinson
Indiana II. Gehr, Pennsylyania; l.. =. Falton
jr., Kentucky, and John Drake, New York, hay
arrived at Willards.