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VA,LUABt g CENTRE wHEElLISV
FhT1 lih n AT COMMISSION BBs FALL
we MunieIt al Court Of wheeling
oADIH WAIT Guardian, dc,t D.. r.,ss'I

c...- w. 10
n. .,., CHARLy WAR, otal. .,,,5,
S1aS ~ ;ae u dec req made 10 the a547e ''''
a sIv -1a aay o. Mar IA, 1850, Will, on ,v,
seAtuADAY, tn E26rn DAY Of FERRU5hl ....
esiglnning At 10 eioct A, NJ, sel At plbl , as,.y,
W " i9nt 600 Of the Court Hou'e o. % ,, ttfi
nik,s ne iol rowing property, that's Hgtd
kSs,,l end IS In Bo1'S addition 70 "t5sy
laLs,h "! Its ntlng 4Sieet and lre1e 90 ;iIAH
sJsLis sIteet and running b'ck the hHsi M ftt
iLhht! apfts 10 said street 10 the dtple N ~
ISsGleet % private alley Ia the rear ~ 4lI'
~ "a Of the part fefVFrtd 10 10 if.V,1s nnt0
w snH eek Commissioners, topygI NJ our
in2 geieI ,dante, and having on II Wv"
h4gsa y 0. q Twenty fourth street -. ,gt.ttR
lhPIa o. BlLRi-Oneiounh o. W. Viils
slonyy cash, and the feaidue Ia tGo w pCas
ma y On credit Of and is month ,rsi pr
'Gtn is retained iffY Yaih,f TO ODD q .,s
.. ], HUaUs, Special Cop~N' ~
JtC, H1aVHT, Auetioneet.
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MnnIcIpnl Conrt-IndEe Crnnmer.

This Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
and disposed OF The following business
The bond OF Thomas D. Bennett as
Sheriff OF this court, In the penal sum OF
$4,000, was presented and approved.
Anton Reymann, Philip schuele and Jno.
A. Armstrong were his bondsmen.
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DOR RENT,
dor RENT
DOR RENT.

COMFORTABLE HOME FOR RENT
" pOSSSInion April LIT, That vol knOvS i,i,nj
residence No. IS Ohio street, containing IO5m. iot
nilhed with water aud gas, Hll in good ooEd}tiSb
Lot 6Oxl20; we'll fenced and Improved Iicot mkt
crate ALSO for rent possession given April it, sO
store and dwelling, N and " Eleventh street In.
quite Of ALEXANDER BONE, 1878 Market STREE,
CnnRle's Block. I5S1
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FOR SALE.
Working MACHINERY,

Consisting OF one Wood worth's Pianer and Nl'lgs,
combined, one Universal W0ad WOfEer ard Noah'
1873 Machine, one MOrticlnz Machine, one ItaoS.la
Machine, Scroll Saw, shaping Machine, AilH "
chine All Wood Turning Lathe III,
AlIo four houses and lots on d. 4 o, u. b. ons Nv.
east OF FAfInont suitable for coal mIhefi ind .i'
yenient 10 three different coal companies wy S.
The abOVedcIcflbed machinery aud really w.
a9ld reasonable. For further particulars cali 0A"
address, ......a.
GEO. ". Il. MAYERs
1924 FAlfmont Marion County Wv
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DENTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE.
IL SIRE 10 save iholr natural teeth We would Oay
that wS are now better prepared than ever before 70
enable them 10 do CO., BY the use Of an ELRcrR0
MAGNETIC PLUB6RR We can and are making better
and hludsomOr Gold Filings, With mOrO ease 70 our
PGtIantI than have heretofore been made 10 this
city or OlIqVhrrn, without the AID Of the Electric
Pluggcr wbnt VIC Eay We can prove BY actual
decentralization Call aud 500 for yourselves,
JAMEB N, RURHtBON d BON
inI No ItiS MNrtnt ~. Wheeling. ". Va
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DOR PENTHOUSE WITH FIVE
II ToomI; Watsr and gas, No. 1903 Byop 10
from April lat. Enquire Of ATL RIlzABETE HII
IT0N, 1910 Byron street ia
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FoR the cure Of any kind Of Cough OF
Cold, use Dr. scott's Cough sytup.
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SHER1FF'S SALE.
jAsn Brown, ed =, r..,.,,,, v,.t.
JAZZ WAYE
~ virtue Of 40 execution Ia the ato't .st.is.
eaUle Issued from the Circuit Court Of Odio Uusln
west Virginia, aud 10 me directed, hive leVId y
and Will proseed 10 cell, on
Saturday, February i2v,, 1881,
the residence Of Janes Wayt. tho ioovIas lat1af
e personal property: Five feather ed, oid1Is
meets pillow.lllpsj pillows, eAfp l. ufnnft AZ,
ware, Kitchen utensils one oyeies,t lSopalf aduW
coIs boos shirts, socks De- y 20 ,ieTi hil W. ".
sons hay 10 barn one stack rfaw, three to1h y,
holses' ono mare, forty had q sea thirteen o., ~
w, MagHn, ieapet and moScTI grain ain 20 ~
tlIatoi harness, corn tAS Ter, 9jO buiht ,oil
M, Twenty .hve Shocka CO n, 2jO shocks Ioiig ID.
IN y. arlelt not ehutnstJ eli contained in'Al'N
nRhB o. SALESslatt ar
hl GErL r. TiSGLE, Et:s9t-
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FOR RFNr.

pooMsTo LET-MEMBERS on T1P
IL legislature dsslring rooms can bs ,ef onr,aiEl
tel By applying d 30, 20l9 Main street. M
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Bsllaire claims that the figures for 1880
are not correct, however, but that the Pc
titioners numbered 5000.
The City Council seems determined to
employ Mr., Norton, resident OF Wheel
ing, as City Engineer, although the news
papers have informed that august body
that the law prohibits any one except a
citizen OF Bsllaire from holding the place,
They may get around the letter OF the law
by hiring Mr.. Norton by the job, which
they seem preparing to do:
Ira Vail, agent Of the B. 4 O,road at Bel
mont, was in town Thursday.
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OHer lho Inn. % the noneyard.

MASON & HAMLlN Organs for $26 at
Shpihia
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WV WWVVTNI3vI3V111"s
Clothes Wringers.
Wanted Goal Dlggers.
FarinRCeOus Goods-R. j. Smyth.
For Observation-Disclosures Hudson.
Glass Manufacturers Lime.
Wooden Factory for Sale.
Just Received, 100 Boxes soap-C. Beh.
Tens.
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE
~ That eligible land for ioratlon) desirable p,oD,
erty on sOutheAlt corner Of ChaplinG and btIeSib
StE6els, numbered 100 ChRplne street COrtlbIbs ia
rooms, gaA and water fixtures, large hslL s,il
lighted, and other COnVenltntes. Price reionlbe
Crapgles Block. III
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DOR RENT-A TWO.sTORY BRICT
IL HOUSE, containing xix rooms water ,nd ~! "a
No. q HlmPden street. POAloiAion April IN mn.
70 ARTHuk LITTLE, Ng,I
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BILL II HI HEIsA 4I {, LETTER HEADS. a.
6t a. - * i"i6si f ss:ss.ss.5s Ea
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DOR RENT-sToRE ROOM No, .
Il Warrington Hall Building, now occupied b,2
2. gFoEl: Poleston given lit April, 1851. l. &
January u, 1881. hii
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BApY ORGANS, good as any, at sheib's,
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DOR ENT-THE THREE, STORY
II WAREHOUSE, No, 1905 Main street, nov orr.
pied b Jacob Snyder. Possession given on Arm
W. va, Ian"
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JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,
q MOUNDgVIItE

u M0UND9V1LLE,
1900 Apple Trees. two, three four and hVOJttL
ZOO POaeh, one (tIom bud) year.
5000 PlumB, one and two years
300 QulneeB, two and three yean.
1000 Cherries, one aud two years.
$1,000 EVeIgre6nS, mostly Jlniper, from bns 4, W.
ieot The above arc thrifty and In good cOniiiSplS
trAnSplanting. VIII sell ~ low ~ tho lowest ror.
respondence s0llcitod Address, SAMUEI Mil.
LER, MOnndIyille, Nursery Is ono mile VsIt 4
MoundSville Depot. iltzpITt
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DOR RENT-oNE BRICK DWELL.
IL INGs, No. % Twentieth street, containing seven
rooms; hot and cold water and Ku thrOlRhfut
Possession can 10 bad the lst Of February Il dsliS
Enquire Of VIC. YOUNG, At Harper Bros, lS6l
Main threat, iah
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~ n III, y alsee Drawing R0om and BieSpibS On
ClTse connections are ads for All poipt, so,,h ,.a
North and Northwest, inaEjnS MI aa1s
aoe foate LOT colonhta and perSonS i5oSSs ~ n;
pAt Hest and 70 whom pattleulaf aitantioh u stsss
WHE6Ihat PITTS. ARD BALTIMORE NV.
Lt ~ " 6:25 M i:4O D. m, III ~
IT, run on This DlVtion on sunday. 'V Pa"
OsssS NV by Y. principal points on ialS a t,spot
Information 10 the tiafOpS public Ss,s,,ri,. 49,.
=. !: 2h EkIks. esn,l AStnt, WhCSiins NJ u IL
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-18

A Coal EsrERPRIsR.-The Chicago
1ri5aas says: The Milwaukee 4 81
Pasl Railroad is going to make a novel
and important experiment Begins
ming Angus. lst. they will supply with
coal al the territory west of north>
andrsouth line drawn through Calmar
and - Paul. Last winter the iuhabi.
tants of that section suffered greatly
from lack OF fuel. and were compelled
TO burn ties. bridge tinbsrs. hsy and
corn. The company will send thither
twenty car loads g day, making $50
tons of soft coal, which will be piled
up IN sheds that have been prepared
for the purpose. and which viii hold
a three months supply. No coal Is to
be taken out of these sheds until Dec
18TH Fuel is TO be obtained up to
that time from the cars. In this way
q supply will be accumulated that will
last beyond any possible blockade.
The coal will be furnished by the COM
pany to its agents, and by them scld
at wholesale and retail ct lower prices
than coal has ever before been OBJ
tanned in that part of the country
Where in former years IS aud So ton
have been paid. coal can be had this
year at 81 and 81 80. Last year there
was none at sll in that section after the
few weeks Of winter, and great deal
of suffering resulted in consequences.
Under this arrangement both a supply
and q cheapness in price is guaranteed
to the consumer. The purpose of this
new move in railroading is to protect
the settlers and stimulate the develop
ment of the country. Coel will be fur
nished by the company only on the
Hastings 81 Dakota, Southern Mlnne-
sofa, and Dakota divisions west of the
line named. East of this point the 10.
cal dealers will remain the distributors.
This plan was elaborated by Mr. w II
McNeiil. Superintendent of the Coal
Department, and his assistant, Mr. w
G Wyman.
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DAILY INTELLICENCER.
Thursday, Aug. IS. 1881.


g. ga
The circular OF this company. dated
July %. 1881, had the following:
The Oregon Short Line Railway
Company has been organized for the
purpose Of constructing and opening 8
railway from o station on the Union
Pacific Railway. called Granger. 10 and
into the State OF Oregon. 9 distance of
about six hundred 1900 miles. To
raise the means for constructing and
equipping the said line, the Oregon
Shor, Line Railway Company will Is
sue $e5. 900 OF its stock and SIS. 600 Of
its frst-mortgage bonds for each mile
of its railway ss completed aud equip
ped. The UDios Pacific R.ilvay Com
pany believing that the proposed road
will be, in itself, q valuable property.
as we'll as an important tributary to its
own line. and desiring to insure the
prompt completion thereof. has entered
into arrangements whereby stock holders
of the Uniou Pacific Railway Company
will be entitled TO subscribe for bonds
and stock of the Oregon Short Line
Railway Company upon the following
terms.
Each holder Of stock of the Union
Pacific Company who is stakeholder
Of record on the 26th day of Jaly, 1881,
will be entitled for each so shares of
such stock held by him to subscribe for
one frst mortgage 6 per cent. bond of
$1,000. and for five shares of stock of
800 each. Of the 0segoa Short Lire
Railway Company. Suehright to sub
scribe will expire on the 10th day of
August, 1881. Any bonds and stock
which may not be subscribed fer on or
before that day may be disposed of in
such manner ~ may BE- deemed best.
The subscription price for said bonds
and stock will be as follows:
Once per cent. bond of $1,000 and
Eve shares of stock, of 500 each, for
the sum Of $1,000. - 70
AN installment of 10 per cent of the
subscription will be payable Aug. 10.
1881. when transferable receipts will
be issued, and the residue in INSTALL
ments of 10 per cent. OF such times as
they may be called. not oitener than
once in 80 days, on notice of not less
than 10 days FN&
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PROBATE NOTICE.
OF WASHINGTON. |,

rEhhir Sonx 9g Ss1IsRKII Se 10
rs THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID KING
Il County.
No. 2i-In the matter OF the Estate Of Lsmuel
@. Gray, deceased. Order 10 show cause on sale
OF real estate.
Charles MeDerIaoth, Administrator of the estate
OF Lemuel @. Gray, deceased. having on this 1ist
day OF July, 1881, nled his petition hersin, duly
verified, praying for an order Of sale of the real
estate OF said decedent. for the purposes therein
SET forth, and 10 appearing 10 the Court by said
petition that there Is personal estate Whatsoever
In the hands Of said Administrator and that ID ID
necessary 20 sell the real estate Of said deceased
10 pay the debts outstanding against the deceased
and the expenses OF Administration; and ID appear.
ing further to the Court that said petition con.
forms In all respects TO the requirements OF law
II II ordered by the Court that all persons inter.
essed In the estate of said deceased sppesr before
our I'd Probate Court on
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

UT =.
COUNTY or KING, ST.
], !. n. Hall. Judge and ex-oficio Clerk Of the
Probae Court Of said King county. do hereby GER
tiff hat the foregoing is a fun. true and correct
copy OF an original order TO show cause made by
said Probate Court aud entered Of record on the
slst day Of July. 1884, In the matter Of the estate
Of Lemuel @. Gray, deceased
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
49, my hand and AFFIXED the seal OF said
( SEAL Probate Court this 2ist day Of July
49, 1881. I'M HALL,
Jx3bw Judge and ex-officio Clerk
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Coal AT SAN FRAsclsco-Ssys the
s. r. Con. Herald Of the IIth: For
eign Goals are arriving in large quanti-
ties, and some carsoes uusold prior 10
arrival. now seeking buyers. have aided
in further demoraliEing LII e. No ad-
vance can be- locked tor during the
next six months at least, rs in the 40.
seoce Of other freight coal will be
shipped xegsriless cf what the price
may net the vessel for freight 1t i
hopeless for our coast colliers to attempt
to compete at present prices; they will
Do money IL pocket BY rsnaaining idle.
Eeg coal Is scarcc-barely snficient for
immediate santA During the meath
q July. = previously noted. the arrivals
were vsry numerous and prices q the
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spot declined very mach. During the
early part of July West Hartley and
Scotch spin, were sold st $S.75 And
$3.50. while daring the past fortnight
even less than &C. per ton hsd been &C
cected for both descriptions. There is
scarcely any demsnd for cArgoes 10 ar
rive or for shipment. the large consum.
ers and dealers having heavy stocks
here and on the way.
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Emission. Aversion % Society. Dimnsss Of Vision,
Noises In the Head; the vital fluid passing unoh-
served In the urine. and many othsr diseases that
lead 10 insanity and death.
DIR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit FrvK Hux.
DRIED DoELARs for . case Of this kind the VITAL
kEsrOkATIVE tuEder his special advice and
treafmentl will not cure. or for anything impure
or injurious found In 10. DIR MINTIE fresfs All
Private Diseases successfully without msneury
CONSULTATION TRRE. Thorough exAninstion and
advice. including analysis Of urine. $500. Price
OF VIAL RESTORATIVE. $500 . bottle, or four
times the quantity. 5000; sent 70 any address
upon receipt OF price, or @. o. D., secure from
observation. and In private name IL desired by
A. r. MfNTTE. d. D.,
II Kearny Street, San FrAnciseo, Gal.
DR. AISTlE's KIDNEY REMEDY, NxPHREr.
ICUM. cures all kinds of Kidney and nladdar
Ccmplsints. 6onorrhns, Glset, LeacorrhnA Fgr
sse By all druggists: ti.o0a bottle stx bottles for
$500
DR. MTNTIE's DASDELroy PILLS. are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
IN the market. For sale By all druggists-
Ndkwa
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
No. 1880.

No. 1880.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
j Judicial District OF Washington Territory
holding terms At Seattle.
John y. Damon. Plaintiff. vs.. George D. HILL
Observation-Disclosures 10 hereby givcn that. by virtue
OF an execution iasued out Of the above entitled
Court In the above entitled action, against the
plaintiffs, John y. Damon, and duly attested and
served on the 9Th day Of August. AID. 1881, I
have levied upon the following described reai
property. 20 wit; Ali OF block thirty.two. 30
Union City. also lots Ave (s aud eight (sl In bloch
twenty-three, tS3l IN Borsn's plat Of ne town
NOW ethyl OF seattle, all In King county, wash
layton Territory a. the property Of the said John
= Damon, plaistiG named In said ssecnsioa, and
that viii on ~af So = ~ .
SATURDAY, q
The 10th day Of September. AID. 1851,
Al the front door Of tire Court House Of said King
county. In the city Of Seattle. At the hour OF 10
an, sell o. public auction for cash the whole Of
said property 20 satisfy said execution for the
sum Of <as 1s,loo. costs Of suit and Increased
costs
Dated this 9Th day tf August. AID. 1851.
L.v. wYCkUFF,
Sheriff OF King comfy. W. r.
J. n. Lewis, Attorney for Plsintin aui3-tA
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tnai Weakness. Impeteney. night loses By
dreams. pinzples on the face, and lest manhood
can positively be cured fhs sick and afaictsd
should no. fail 70 call upon him. The Docfor
has Travelled extensively In Europe. and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there, obtxinins
10 eompetsnf 20 impsrt 70 tAo<s In nsed Of hfs
servtees- DR. GIBBoN viii make no chsrEe
unless he eject . cure. Persons q dlstsucs
MAY BE CURED AT HOME. All com
m1nic>tions strictly confidential you Sc "A
one but the Doctor. Persons writing 70 tAs Doe
tor VIII please state shs name q The pcpsx the,
see tails advertisement In. Charges ressonable
Call OF write Address DBL. r. GIBSON. nus
l.ses. san Francisco. ssad so for peetaes q
nodici1a, ntkIswH
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Il . nsver-failing Cure
for Nervous Debilfsy,
Exhsasted Vitality
Seminal weaknsss,.
epermatcrrhoa. Lost
MANHOOD. Impotsn-
cy. Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
Self : Abuse. youthful
follies. and exeesses In
mAturer years - such
ss Loss Of Memory.
L .aasftv1fia EoeAoxnaf
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
Dr.. GIBBONS
DISPEHsARY.

600 KEARyEY ST.
OAO corner Of Con-
mercisl street. San
Francisco. Established
tn 1854, for the treat
meat Of s-xnal and sem
inal Disss-ws. "a b a.
|Gonorrnea- Gieef.
ss Nari, @. syphiiis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN NOTES.

KINGSTON, n. Y, July 15.-Thc weather has
been charming In tho mountains all the week While
the people Of the plain and throughout wide extent
country have been suffering from intense heat
Vsors TO the Cat"kls havo really enjoyed the bracing
mountain air The bright sunshine has been continually
tempered by cool brcclcs In the Stony Glove Notch
and snow yet be found III quantities likely to last
for weeks to
The Temper House Ia largely filled with permanent
guests Only five vacant rooms found day
or two since.
Tho ne Stony Glove Railway is being rapidIv pueled
Dnt cannot be completed until next SEASON, although
elegant new cars have already arrived and will doubtless
De running through the Notch " in a short fine
number OF prominent lawyers this city are soOn
10 rt on general tour OF the mountains horseback
Johh IL ketciun, member Of Congress for tho XIiIh
Int New York IN With his family at the Elm Tree
foughkecpse, arr at Paenvilc, in the Catskills.
:, me Kew d. n. Nandeyeer, OF the JoralemOn Street
reformed Church, brooklyn, will visit the Overlo ok
Mountain next week with his wife
Frederick Jcnking of Thc Wheel and IT, H. Walker OF
tho Manhattan bicycle Club recently made trip
Harvard bycice, travelling In all about 265 miles III u
week They made as high miles nm hour on some
or the fine mountain roads.
Lieutenant Rush, United SLatcs Nayv and family
~ Catsull village. ~ - ~ '
Professor W. b. Hall, of Racine College, Wis.,, Is at
Jewett. e" ''
W. l.. IIaines OF iIaines Bros and wife are at the
Gugon House mt Pine Hill
me New ork morning papers taken from the
eaiy ran at IlVo for the northern resorts range
going up through Saugertes Several miles and much
time are saved by this route
tite arrivals nj the following quiet include
" C9ohSGur1 Hoase-f Hunter, T. Kecfe, A. Willis Now
YORK; j. ~ Secy and wife, Utica =. G. Bradley Albany.
Ch'uctW UoH-MTs. M s. Alling aud daughter Mary
a. Collins, Annie NJ Morris, Mimic w Dodd Helen
Dohhl, Hcorgle A. Oakcs, bloomfield, N j.; Charles r.
TnIn', Newnrk Mrs. q. L. Dickinson aud daughters
L. Marean Brooklyn.
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W. Peacock of Nashville arrived at the Adolph Hote'
early to-day.
Isaac Rawlings OF Jacksonville, and Charles Glazcr,
OF New-fork, are at the American Hotel.
r u Tillotson Gale of Albany reached the Columbian
Hotel this noon.
, Mrs N Richardson and Mrs e. Fl. Faulkner OF New
i9rk, are stopping ut tho Clarendon Hotel
me Windsor Hotel arrivals this morning embraced the
Sewell OF New-York
Among the forenoon arrivals at Congress Hall were
l.. q Dlnkolspie of Louisville; b. Wnslow Dudley, Of
OF Ch,cago; MI and Mrs. I.ouis Lippman OF New York
T. %. f0wers ami ). Powers, OF Decatur.
~ me rev A. B. Hartman, OF ChaInbersburg. Penn and
troiessor John G. Parkhnrst. OF the Albany Conserva
Tory or Music, arc ut the Drs Strong's.
largely attended.
The late arrivals include the foowng
IRON New-iork-Mls: Grosyenor, Dir. and Mrs Fred
p II sunfora, A' Irs r .'''' sanford. cornea;
e. Colgate Mrs. Thomas II. Meagler the Misses COgate
William Colgate, Miss Fannie A. Smith, George W; Pe
=, hcClean A ERc!d J. Il. Busch, Addison Camnack H.
osborn, Dr. Cochrane, Edward N Dickerson Theodore
v Sands, NJ Griswod Lorard, T. H. Kellogg, Baron
he thompson, Mr. and Mrs j. q. X. Lawrence, Arthur
Mr. aud Mrs. H. G. Gilmour, Mr.. and Mrs
X W. Burnett, Cnonnati Mr. and Mrs
Boston Mr.. and 5irs w. u. Bartlett, Baltimore; D. r.
Garrison Mr. and ars. H. s Hagar, Robert Glcndcnning
nnd family, Phiiadephia; Alexander Levy Dre.ich,
General MichIer u. 5. A.; b. Strickland. Clcvc-
SON, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson; L. II. Williams and
FAMILY, Mrs f. G. Sncad, Miss Austine Sncad, washing
ton; JW Hustled, Peckslu John Sanford. Amsterdam;
clifton Bell Denver Mr. and Mrs. s. l.. Merriam, jr,