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WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, 1885,


Anirais.-Since our report OF last evening, the
following NJ. C.'s have come in:-


BRowss HorEL, To-day-Hon. Lynn Boyd Kentucky;
Hon. J. Mcdowell, Ohio; Hon d. II Atcieson, u. B.
g.. Missour Hon d. A. Starkweather. Ohio Hon Mil
ton Brown Tennessee; Hon. Joshua f. Bell Kentucky:
Hon; j. C. Dolbin and family, N. Carolina; Hon H. s.
Clark. n Carolina; Hon. James Graham, do Hon John
Ritter. Pennsylvania; Hon Senator Breese Illinois, Hon
John p Martin, Kentucky.


Ar CoLsmAn's Hon Joshua Bell. Ky; Hon. J. j. Crit.
tenden, do Hon. Robert c. schenck, Ohio; Hon. j. ID.
alcCrate, Maine; Hon d Hungerford, lady and son NJ
y; Hon. J. Collamer, Vermont; Hon. John H. Crozier
and family, Tenn.


:, Ar THE UNITED srArEs-Hon. James H. Relic, Mo-;
hon. James n Johnson, N H; 8. Gordon, N "; Ex.
Grover, ~ Y


=, There is very sensible increase Of strangers.
Inc tables at the hotels now pretty well filed at
dinner The promenade side of the Avenue is get
ing quite lively again. Very brisk business after
candle lighting IN the oyster cellars


we are sorry to learn that Hon. Felix G, McCon-
nell ls sick. He ought not to have exposed himself
as he did to the night air.
There are various things going on worthy of no
tices which, if not taken up by our associates, we
shall have to record Tomorrow