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GeOrgians 10 Enter Ihe Naval
Academy

ANNAPOLIS, ND, June 15-The follow
ing candidates for cadet midshipmen from
Southern States have passed: Thomas B.
Slade, Georgia; G. NJ. Corpening, North
Carolina; 81. D. Clarke, Georgia, and R. s.
Russell. Georgia.
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Quarantine TO be Raised at Charles
tom ON New Work VesmeIs

CHARLESTON, S. c., June 15.-The State
Board of Health has decided to discontinue
quarantine of vessels from New York ar
irving at Charleston as unnecessary for pub
lie health and an Injurious obstruction to
commerce and travel
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Lieut.. Fred Grant, Fourth Cavalry,
has not resigned from the army, as is the
general belief; he has simply resigned
his position on the staff of Lieutenant
General Sheridan.
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TheGreenb backers.

CoLpMgus, O., June 15.-The Greenback-
Labor Patty Convention assembled here to-
day. About one hundred and fifty dele
gates were present,
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In voting, Mr.. Reitz, from the Seventh
(Ktngs county, district, sent to the Clerks
desk resolution adopted by the Brooklyn
Sixteenth Ward Republican Association
declaring it to be their opinion that Conk
ling and Platt cannot be reelected, and,
therefore, requesting Mr.. Reitz to vote for
such candidates as could be elected and
would represent the Republican party. He
therefore voted for Richard Crowley in
stead of Mr.. Conkling.
The convention then proceeded to vote
for Senator in place of Mr.. Thomas G.
Plaft with the following rnsnlt.
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Talmage believes the revision &c the
New Testament s'profanstian. This
looks like move 80 popularize ii IN
New York. bosi0n Rpsl.
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Millions Of rats, mice, cats, bed bugs
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
"Rough on Rats.n Sold By druggists. lac.
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ATLANTA, GA, June 15.-John Middleton
and wife fell out Of boat at Rogers, Mills,
RartoW county, Ga. Both were drowned,
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ALBANY, June 15.-The joint convention
met at noon. The following is the vote for
q Senator In the place of Roscoe Conkling:
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When falls Paul's column, dies the Tsar,
And Russians upon Russia war.
The deed was done in eighteen one,
And when twice forty years are run,
Wall Russia for thy crowned one
, 1881-09-12

hyde PAftk. .
VIII +. Jenkins, THO of Hyde Parks most
promising yuunx men. died nbo,tt & n'clock
yesterday morning, after n sickness nf about
two weeks. Of typhoid 1oyer. Ills t1cath cast a
gloom over largo circle Of friends, aiming
whotu ho was nspcclal favprit. Thv funeral Will
tukc pldcc Tucslay ut l p. NJ. 10 uraceland
from the honse Of hIs parents On Jefferson nrc-
nue.
A young man named william kutrch, rcstltng
at TO bushnell street, was severely injured at
nbout i o'clock ycatcr4ay afternoon while At.
tempting to bnarsl m itinn1B Central PASSENGER
train at Woollawn. Ito missed his hn1 and fell,
the sprtng Of the car hitting him on the head, In.
ttetlng q severe wo,lt,d. flc was taken to 81.
Luke's Hospital.
sotru cHicA0o.
At hhout 4 o'clock Saturday night Michigan
Southern trait, rah over 1ul INSTANTLY killed. TN
chlcnRO.
Another man had both legs cut OF by an In
coming train tho kaslc ru,lu 1t bout nGlock
SaturRy night. He l0l'1 out all tight III this
tnanvied condition. and early Sunday 1nnrnlrY
he Grnwintl hy means Of bis bands to tho Isnttl-
tot,k him to the County Hospital, ChlcaRo. lfo
n prohHby fatally Injured.
KESsISnT0S.
The "busy season" In the police department
hna begun, no less than twenty men having hecn
arrested yesterday. The nifcnse With which
they nru asl charged fs drunkenness. The ex-
pI1natton OF this untlsuallv largo i.stnber nf mr.
rests Ia to 10 found IN the fact TINT aatllttlay
was pny.tlny Mt tho Fulttnnn worke. Tho nrrests
aggregated nonrly Upper cent Of the whsle t,opt,-
lation of kensington, which is given by the lust
census 10 s9''1.
, 1881-09-12

In ~ notice or sr BERNARD l,nrlso's look Of
ar sSty soaq esrti,thouT nv; VI would
defer Upon tic po'nt % my grcat soclnl expert
that " soeaty y laiy wti, inhsrlts rank irun
slain; that q ullko's dHll9htcr. for axainpie,
ess hui Iii liornus s,lys ths is sutir1Iy wsung.
Ito will receive "Reminiscences. .w0 Imagine,
iro'n IA gons many latltss Who carefully preserve
p1rees,,Is..Ho ~ 6irit ,,ior tnstaiice; ths
retaIiis her iunuio.' rank ind i'srcoi!.
enen although nlarrieI, tu q rommpner:
III t ss y g. e. Sss ss5 e HSss as ;si r s.s q
sxpes!s 4.id Dy the:;eown lo:'seon tho rMnk II
nssaa ses @ rSs S' saiiest a,Ie 10 tsa lilly s .no
sisasI a t. I te"ive @ ss sufs s uiiat ius q psS -:
e.,le..ea IN ~ recipient a.tA hIs wife-s!rs.
esso s VT? af ii IL l SsS IL sSa xn"s. !" ss nss
et'u'crs No ltecetle1eo on tho wlto. Ars. Tut,
tho wtIo or tho tirst subject N England ,,s,tsllo
Mr., t!la!islonu. villa q the Liahesi. ulaoeti
icisl T. '4S ,; !;:aip'ro, ra%ks onIy u latosts
j'ssS"s. se.,,asy 1'cpp roaenSsr Vs,s"n Eh E',sa.
hrth'1 t.athu.iu Rures, uMl lard Falulcrstona
sMllllIG 5es.-he sall hu really s,uss knight thu
lflslnpk. 20 Elrn their wives salu rrocetleneu,
u tnu rule IL id equally wril ruilsnbord, and
unn scsas!1na. s.,ciety tllssl4 IN ut4ssIisg hus-
baIu un4 wifi tugc1huf. ur rather tn vtrllY tn
clllo:s' wives a.V sold1,n sent into tho rtlrk,
lhot,Hh llssy t.avo no ega! right, any ,noEo thaIt
tAU wives Ut eK1lulreb ami 4tttetIIull. AF whoh
sr lser,latd lsarku cruclly says: Tho status Vt
Mit esquire ~ HcHtiunlam IL not dixny. nh4
iherotro lho wtfe ur either t,ns. strlctly speuk-
tnx. ~ lefnl!ar ptaco on u. general scaIu VI
ptreetl9nca. Tho ts'uTllsiun IL, lnHreOrGr. liz
crc,txc? by What We uuntult but cs,ta!der
,lnti1lnncy f'l tho ollIcil !Ml'tes published ot.
authority ftF IkRtJnEri tftlrkN kof,IEtv
s'sts tilat .nvnlbur, III Parliament shall hnva
wirre there Is tn, IeIui i,Iscu,luNoo, sci.!.iSr
ua4ally gSGolros y; hllt u nunlber hi.s ~ IvutIl
c1uttl. THIS unllsslna Ia tho more uutablu be.
Gnuso IN the warrants. tNtteus, or whutevCr
thoy Arc. 1sitlc fur the Cunlcs tho suulsbelH VI
Assembly ulwuys Hthk bpfurv tho FtsnaIt,ler VI
oFt!inary oolonists, ud conycy lhc xalna pro-
Gotle,!co to their wtsea Thu fnatl0r IL VI III
Mnitty RMnil iiDpoTtuueu, except ia rexasds
GMnnst Ministers, wlo should reeatye lnueh
clHsstued ut all. II IL more convenient thlt las
lexht classification aud the classification ue-
ceptel by opinion and Usage should run 10.
uukAur.'
, 1881-09-12
A Kings White Elephant.

}.J1flaH Ifit1rtnt.
dispatch trosn unU or bis pruvlncinl 0ovorn.
ura informing his Majesty thAt Il hraud. new
tlolty In tho RhapG or u Snow-white elcphnnt Ind
!nen clpturcd In Au outlying district OF tho
Kingdom. aud 'vaa aotunlIy on !ts. way to nanx-
wore groetol With itMlescrlbAbte enthusiasm Ut
Court, mud the ktH2 1T ones resolved
= start IN nefspn. accompanied by hfs
Ministers. grand officers of state, aud OK
Juru, balr wny and cBcortitiK It to IInnRk6k With
Al lma9Inaht9 pomp aud ceremony. Tho c,,r
tHxo, hcndol by his Mntesty, hAtl not proceeded
il cncotlntcrot tue objcut of its pilgrimage. Ap.
rromchlnK tho cieph9l,t With pr'Fouud rcvnr-
cucu anu 1nnly llimblo sllutations, the King
ktIelt Iuwh Mt its feet and teygrcnty placed its
trunk ilpoa his bead and citlor shoulder, tm-
r,Al public holnaKe tu tho huge quadssipod and
received It's hoasuH by tho "lmposItur pru-
boscls," his Majesty draw tia sword nnd i0Uk
np position On the. elephants right
hynk sagsG'osted; r,o.} s9 tho n'mars Is
wAnd: THUS hoatud. tho procession etitorGi
Bangkok, wt!nro the now god was grceted by
ah!vos of artillery ind Kuncraf RalMts Ut the
ruynl tf0ops, pnt1ded 0t1 eithor ade Ut tho rontc
phaut 10 Its apartfnunts. Tho King formally be-
slowed upon his eaGrol quest tho rank OF
"rotEnin1 monarch" !" nnd decorated It with tho
Grand Cofton of tho s!amtad order huarlnK itR
own style and title. TIC household of the new
deity naa , sucq bent, bent organized upon a truly
rsyal BoAlc. Every nrtlcls tlesllented to tho
whlto elephants life and scrvcu ls aE nnssfv1
Ga!d or rArp porcelain. and popular offerings 10
the value OF many, thousands nE pnllstls Woro
llshel forty. eight huurs tn ts splc.ld qnnr1crs,
immediately dlAce,t to tho kings Owt private
suIto OF apartments.
, 1881-09-12

pniplt seAts. The Ipuslc Of the oecasinn
was exceptionally brilliant. aod ... evlnccd
dtltKent and careful rehearsal. Tho only
OF the numbers on the program
wero caused by several arbitrary freaks on tho
part OF tho frteky and time. .honnret' orgnn that
twe,,ty.n years. Trpf. II. .. ileseicr proslri
nt tho Instrument. and opened service with
rholr oF thirty scretull voices, lttrr tho tcndur
ship Of G. T.. Phillips. rontcrcs! Tho 1falIclujAh
chorus. which was jlnwcrTui and pleasing IN tho
psssc'l isscIf ID It's produeslon. Mrs. Marshall
sssns. ', e. caernst put'd. nd NJ ieynt" iieyt
rc,utcrrtl tho beautiful trim. "Lift Thino Eyes"
FROM Eltah. At the c1aso OF tho scrvce tic
MI. flcsclar. peatct1 forth soul.iuspIrlng ovcf.
turc EruM "NprmH."
, 1881-09-12
THE LABOR, UNION.
Tho Sa1oott lucAtion - Futt1Ity OF
EtrilknN.

Tho Saloon GucAtlon - Futt1Ity Of
ktrllkcH.
An enthusiastic mcotEng OF tho Chicngo Labor
Union was htlIl yesterday Afternoon Mt Mcchan-
les Hail, NJ. IL West I.nko street. T. q. Nor
paM. orRanlzcr, opened tho tnertiug ard ruad Al,
nrtlola from London pnpcr relating to tho con-
Ercss OF tho International which WIS held In
l'ondon July u, issi. oslu vi tho objects Ut tho
IGotnF ysste.y nf for tonstderstlqn Of
0t nm Unlimited mum ber Ut BalnDf,s. rcpntInE
tic ilt,tlgn that lis soon as man Mctimcs Ills
should Irlft Inin tho s,lluo, business. They
Wo;'la ,,a So a., tno nnter II q sa!9ons rc.!,.ec to
that loorscllo,x nre I'LL taxed tlIko seems IN
unjust wa,lt " Discrimination to tho .an!on men,
tuxe'l III proportion to lis saics.
rcn,lina ,'lsvasslon or this tuplc, tho follow.
tnH resolution WINS passed.:
tho CnntUn Council tt rcucG the number aEd
TO rnise tho character or pubc aaloons there-
I.ttyrtt, That eommittoo consisting Of I. &.
A,1rsan a,;s Geosgo sloatI, a,ltt uGUrso sch!InE,
nerncs CONVENTION. urvo unon tito Coutnon
Gn!inGil tho views Of tho Ia''or Union OH this
* ling aud interesting .cbntc was produce,. By.
nna!gamasIon by tho tr1ldes. unio,,s. IF tho 6I0
!gctl occupations Intu ten ur tirtecn OrEAnfzM-
Tons. In ricw of tho larRe ind GtIflstNntIy it,
ereHs!ng Immigration tf iaborcrs troM Europe,
prevent reductions III yH4cs, tho uxpciiatuy or
s',rh measurc Is tclt by Tic IGtbor Umiun to lic
s!np Sa' s TIE Sairs M WsaS Ts PF,Iss% I % 1s
uregrct that tdo LABOR unst,t' soI tau occa. oesa
alo'l TO trntllioe the trades-1!n,ls. fnr he be-
cvel thb ttutles-unlons, md tho Hnelalfats, and
tue i.atnr arty were nll IN heart tho sHn,c, and
e,itld ntl! tos.'tiior with will and With prut.t.
Mr. Euriynt was at:swrre that tho tratlcs-
unions and thor prl,lencs hNyc nut hcon tr1s-
IN fbiHtin kk7r
, 1881-09-12
Tu Remove Erutt.Staius.

tllfftc.t1l .lHrttttlNftxf ... ......
IN tho seAs0n uf fruits tho napkins used at
tAble. ind often tho handkerchief nnd ntler
articles, will bcuotAo stn.nptl. Those who huy.,
acpesa to II goDa drugstore Gun prt,ruro n bottl0
OF tJAyclc Wnter. II tho sta!na urn writ with
tlIuy will be completely removed. Those VIII,
o;ttlt,4t Bet Jav9lio watt'r Gall mako q solution
ot chforda nt lime. -Four nunces ot tho chlorlL,,
Of Illus Ia to ho pLst !Ito quart Ut wnsar In II
bs'ttle, and aftcr thorough shaking Allow tho
drGKs to Bctte. Tho oIcar liquid WILL re,nUye tht,
stnlt,H III rGlly ,ta Jas e!e water, hut 1t. using
this ono pracantlon lAllst be observed. Ito care
III! to tturrhEh!y rinse lha article 10 which this
,R1luttnn bus iWcn nppl[ott in nleur wAtur beIoru
brIuHitl9 It lH 0tlntltet with Roap Whom juErllt,
wNtcr 10 used this prccautl0n IL mt nrcrBsary,
but With tho chloride 0s llMH lilu1l 1t IT, or tho
articles will bo hnrsh anI st1f.
, 1881-09-12
IOWA STATE FAIR.
Some Of the Notable Things That
Were on Exhibition.
Agricultural Implements Of Standard
Mnko in rrornsl0u.

~ W..n. t"''. ~ ,,n's g"as' 1. t. a..a".
AeId hcrc t,,'rr, I'm wcc,. r1osc% to.,av vi,,, n
Hc'a hese "sn'R tne "ocN cloSeu tut'My VIM
comparatively small attendance. Tho Fatr fhls
..sa saake ,1 eapee'n.tons ua w. en' t"o sua.a
pol,ts throughout tho stnto, but with vory
lneARre sitcecss, which WIS doubtless due In tho
main. to thu lauk oi railway TRANSPORTATION. a.
~ No'' kho"n, toese are uut low ptaecs IN tnls
stnte wt'cro there hrc 'nnuy coh'crKlnx lines
OF ra'lwuy. excoptlrg thia eily. Tho
various roR''s Fno!n'inR ol't IRON here-tho
# ensy for ncot.c to come rro,t att norttons of
mot only tim statc. Int Of tho Wcst.
I'm i:xhihttfnn Il, lin vnTio,s tienort,ncnts q nm
.xuentinn "f lin fcw ,womtitrx NJ TX tho sSnrtsf'
rnore appruprintuly dubbed "sit,o- shvwa," which
Tho narirut,,rnG md iva stt,nS i,t.n,ara wcrc
nrt.niinMt thr,,,uhn1;f tchcso ifnns tv@,n s,.t,.
nlen,cnied viii cxcclicnt exhibits fro,n vnr]"ts
wns somcwbnt mIJc"t".t nv IN" henv.
rnina NJ Wnuf,mv nnti T,rstlnv rti,hts IhovI ti,a
rrnwtis ri Wft,n"st,av ami 'rntira,tnv sin,nst
tnatlc ono wish Tint illclcpent scather tatl cor
ie Is ta4ds esltna.si shat lly n M sopie
itaf tnotc was vcry tt!e pGrcnntln!e 81, utilerenc
T. sniM 70 say tnat M nser iWsMi people visited
In tho aEs!stl!tnral aepartn1etlt there wore
TIL. ,.y ;at @tractNo r. eSn'o"s' Nosaoly among thehl
"as Luat VI .-. .
W n.u""e' ", ~, anMMuutme.M!sts M y. puwsMnu uuitt
fnt,s,. - M t a.au s @ ts,s ., tno .nh"
thosr vtItnm na"r M"1 Itni , ~. ~.
ani' TcatrS nf tt. nx.tiIt w.r., tha oa ,,s,s ,wu
WIKI snrgs gn III ~fn W ~ pEoye ~
lnnnr X Iisn ,,InwMsp mi IN Itin II,
iS% xhe sas ~ s!s''s:1 HI iss ta'as i, te hsnasS Sf
H. Carson, FISH,, onl several 1etltIene, fr, tho
h0l,SU, win MCntllttCd fleNYGISc6 III Il tl1pst nc.
, 1881-09-12
ITEMS.

It Is rnn0rcd tllat ex-t;0v. i. T.. DroW1,.
Of Tennessee. now the attorney ot tiO1ld'a
Texas roat!s, will bo appointed tlcnerul So
llcitor for NIL the Western rt,n.ls Of the Gould
System. and tint his headquarters VIII be re-
i,loveh 10 st. Louis. =.
a circular Just Issued by Mr., f. Gallup,
General Passenger Agent ut tho Boston Il
Albany ltailrontl. ANNOUNCES tint hereafter
the new station In Ilostni,, located nn Knee
lanil street, between tho Old Colnny Railroad
aud the old Boston Il Albany station. 1t Is
the u'ost complete passenger station owned
by any ono company 1T the country, md nn
0rllnMent to tliu ULty 0f fusion.
, 1881-09-12

Of The maln line of the illinois Central Rnntl,
County. Another bra,lcll is proposed to DO
run from polnt on the ,Itain line enst Of tile
Gust line OF La Sale t.nunty to or nenr tho
southeast corncr Of VIII County. 4 third
line crosses tito Illinois Central llontl to tho
wrist llre Ut the Stnte. 'antl To- sotno eligible
point N Rock Island County bordering OH
tho NlisslssppI i&Iycr.'"
, 1881-09-12
Corlias I:nHine CO., Providence, II. I

Corliss I:nHine Co., Pr0gtdence, II. I.
A1r. Jerunsta,i Mtlter. foreman If tlEs vast
enterprise. writes NJ tnIl0ws: lsutfered fur
tIlnes helng scnrcely .nbla to nloye. trIe.l
medicines 1T ull kintls, but I,ntllinK woutt
lNnelt III. ..Ilnppaning to thtMk 1T ut. JacnbS
Oil. used It with taIMt hope, h,weyer, TINT
to lind atterlI faw applications, that tha palll
lIt ccasett; anu In Il tow daya WIS entirely
cNrcd.
, 1881-09-12
n TASS-FOlsGEts,

l4Iat oitLufuAy II luliET NlretteA 10 "WH0M
It mny eoncerll'' was presented to Mr., Sa,n
Whfpple, private secretary tn General-ALan-
Nger McAltlllin, ut the Chicago u Alton,
which rend rs follows:
Ths bearer, slr. Charles ]. Perkins. one OF our
olf FOR sixty dnys, during which timo hn Is as,-
transportation Or otherwise viii bo Kronty ,I;-
rreuiattGn ru.ttt ny him. and likcwl9s " ynars ro-
GssSsa M.nasor l,snver lilo Grsido Al 'Ri ita.i.oaa
The lottur was written OIL Il lettcr-llcal OF
Tho Deliver Il Rio Granlo a1id Gunerll-Alan-
niger D0slge's Official Office stamp. ..
Mr. Whtpple ut 0ilcn "snlcft Il mice" STIR
missing TINT tho fellow WIS fraud, ai,tt there-
fore asked tv ba allowed To keep the LITTER to
present 1t to Mr., Aleatullfn. Tho man cu!l-
sontott, ind requested to lsaya the letter atld
pass sept to ilil at the Palmer liouse. where
then addressed II nate to tlie Pnlner asking
wNutllar such Il name appeared OIL its regis-
trf: VIE reply cistIlu bntk that ny such tIlHll
@ iAt! tsEls,ere.l vi therv, 70 make ,lot,n,y suro
telcgraphed 10 Ge1lol7lI-A[anlsxcr Dodge, Of
the Rio Gralldo, asktnE for Information re.
Eur!ing Tits man Perkins. Tile reply catl,s
nck :. vt o1!ee TINT l'e gnyo n, sucll letter to
Later On Alr, Wltlppta recelytNi Ii letter
fron! tho mnn per&lils written on Ii ,lettor-
l'n.d of t!le Palmer liouse. Requesting him to
fo,.ward lis nlld t'Io p!sss to ri crossa wis.
not complied with, aih Atr. Wlilpple Is q
tlAree.cent stamp aI!eatl wl!tcl. was nttnc'lctl
to the etter requesting to isuy1 tho pasA anti
ssss os 'ShW %Ser te Y foo% & cEsss s i u
n ripping tn my r1llroal companies. but tic
Likelihood Ii tl'at llo Las
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS s1SESaLAND
4
, 1881-09-12
CHICAGO.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

4. =. WILLIAMS, U. 3. NJ, i8 At the fremont.
II. Il. Ronrnrs. Of Boston. Is at tho fremont,
n. MAotNSIs, Of san francisco, Is at the Shcr.
man.
LAWRENCE DAnnErr, the trngcaEan, is at tho
rAcIilr.
TnaMAs II. CANr1sLp, Of Vermont, Is at tho
PaelHc.
Ex:oov. A. cALDwE1r~ of Kansas, is at tho
3. c. noun1vor, Of Dallas, Tex, Is at the
Paime:.
CT. HANSON and family. Ut iuwn, ars at the
Palmer.
sis., AND Mus. y. {. N.c,to1s. Of Minneapolis,
are nt the Palncr.
.Io'la ". sAuxpEtls, ot flctIatrc, O., Is at The
fremont.
T.. w:McCrrtrM. or Columbus, o., ia at tho
Sherman,
wtLt,rAM II. CRANE. tho comcdinn, ia at the
Shcru1ntl with bis wife.
"A. X. EAzauRAN. the dramatic critic and
author, ls at the Frcinout.
THE tue1nters Of IAN tho lsage" combination
are nnartered at the raolhc.
MN Ann sfrs. Il. Il. PILxtxroH nnd Mrs. II. r.
HoppIu. Of ~. Paul, arc at tho Pacific.
At = Io'clork yesterday afternoon Archbishop
Ftthan cnndrt1ied :aU children lii ~. Antoniu4'
Church. cor,ler or Mc1reYor and Hanover
streets.
Mt4. ANNA LOW ELL HOhktRS returned 70 tnb
City Yesterday after a t0lr thrnltEh the East.
She viii rr+uino hor duties In the Ghlca1o siu.
sleh! College Tucallay morning.
,fous H. t.Aruox 4,lmne ~ y. ~ Snuol,
and wife Cimclnnnfi il p f2rriIn1hnm H,,rtnr
field. ILL.,. Charles Fowler and family, Galveston,
Tex, John II. Ohlo, 1T. Lofts. Mo-, arc at the
Leland
t.k. rnu,, Ar uo,ttr,,orc c,nnr,, p,s.orror
Arent of liz na,fin,nro i. iihi, Waiirona nn,f q
4. Eort. III i,hiIndeiphin. l"nnrH Phi pusse"ucr Mu r.
H.cpt Of ,he Pennsylynn!n' Itaiirnat,. nre NJ iha
Pneitic. S' ''''' 1'"'-S'1' So ~ '"o
II. G. WEnsTEn. Of Fairfax. ScQtlan.1: DR..
Ttspanh and antlRhtcrs, or London; Alexander
stntdnrt. of liverpool: Z. n. aud IL. L. Houltun
q TotteriaRc. 1lurtfordshlre, England, Mro 1T
The Palmer.
WuItAN N,crrxz,,. or 1,u,,,t, r ~ X
Cooper ut I}afsltt. Ireland;- .Iuhu Walter and
John firnry nE l.undon, ". II. Mndsley III 80ufh-
port, i;nKlund; and q. konplnnnn Of 4Alnster"
dam. HOLLAND. arc ut tho Pael!G.s
1osEtm,: ,r,,r,rysv, Ia roors ri, ,~.. ,,.,,x,oa
At sI ycstcrtluy itcrnoo,i Will, iathtnx in TIC
WI - nlMnM IN ~ tnu IlsHt. t.e uolS WIS r..