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PERSIAN PILLS.

LIT is now settled point with all those who have
used the Vegetable Persian Pills, that they
are pre.emineutly the best and most efficaclous
Fdmily.nedicine that has been yet used in Ameri-
ca. If every family could become acquainted with
their sovereign power over disease, they would
keep them and be prepared with sure remedy to
apply on the first appearance of disease, and then
how much distress would be avoided and money
saved. as well as lives of thousands who are hurried
out of time by negiectng disease in its first stages,
or by not being in possession of q remedy which
they can place dependence on. uJFAll who wish
to guard against sickness, should use the Persian
pills freely, when needed no injury can ensue,
used from youth to old age, when taken according
to the directions.
Sold by j. r. Moyer, Bloomsbury. Grim, Deer q
Derr, " Nashington, J. & j. r. SharpAess, Catta
,oissa, A. Miller Ber,vick, and P. L. Vastine, Dao
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TB-OODH
Be We purified in your blood,
And Health will attend you.
The life of thi Flesh is in the Blood"
LEvITICUs, C. XVII. XII.
HOW is THE BLOOD TO BE PU-
RIFIED!!
Thousands can ans,Oer this question Uho
kno,c from ac,ual experience that
DIR. LEIDSS BLOOD PILLS,
CoMPoNANT PART OF WHICH is
SARsAPARILLA,
Are the safest. best, and most eaectual Pills
now in existence.
lDlN 0AWGEl0tUS
LEST YOU MAY BE DECEIVED!
THE ONLY ORIGINAL, TRUE & GENUINE
" BooD PILLS,h
ARE
DIR. LEIDY'S BLOOD PILLS,
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03d Volume.


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Original Novel,
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Thomas j. Beach
J. Milton Sinders, author
of 'The Miami Valley
S D Anderson
Lydia H Sigourney
IE w Thomas, author Of
Clinton Bradshawe
Howard Pinckney
C Therese Clarke
Miss ] Estelle
John G Whittier
lMisa L H w Essling
Mrs r F Nichols
Mrs Amelia B Welby
J Tomlin
J Ross Browne
Lucy Seymour
Mrs Mary H Parsons
Mrs Caroline F Orne
Mrs M st Leon Loud
Mrs Ann 9 Stephens
ii T s Sullivan
MRS z g Stedman
MRS Caroline Pee Hentz
IWilliam Wallace
ade an arrangement, in ad-
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4. B. Arthur, author Of
Temperance Pledge
The BrokenMerchant,
and other Temperance
Stories.
Professor J. H. Ingraham
author of 'Lafitte, 'Kid,
&c. &c.
Jesse E. Dow. author oi
the Log of Old Iron
sides,' &c. &c.
Louis Fitzgerald Pasistro
R. M. Walsh,
Miss E. Leslie,
N. P. Willis,
Mrs. Emma G. Embury
Mrs. A. F. Amman
Mrs. Lambert
James H. Dana
Lewis ]. Cist
Lydia Jane Pierson
Theo. S. Fay
George P. Morris
Francis s. Osgood
Alfred B. Street
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DIR. SOLOMON HEINE

WOULD inform his patients and the public tina still adj
for medicine en or a the 10 patent n0
with his Improvement, and would inform them that he has
% % m B,0;Sw ., 70 Nj Rss s ne
ntioned conditions, Of all who have suffered for
long time under diseases II S' HE rgES
Of Dr. Solomon heine would state that the only Doctor
the one residing Rssde street, opposite Marshall
since. Ihave Ind the pleasure Of knowing him since that
time and Of witnessing many surprising cures performed
Of the who member Of the medical institutions Of the
City and State Of New York :, 49,, ,,,un,.o,r
Sworn before me, TIN, q II day Of
Of April, A. ID. isi2
RIcHARD REED. Lom. of Deeds. SIG imsr
RUsHTON & AsPINwALL, ss William street ITO Broad.
Drugs and Medicines superior guilty and put the best
Also Medicine Chests for ships fanatics and pants
tions
Jefrev's Respraton-A and valuable instrument for
squa.ng the temperature Of he air. when inhaled into the
wearing them, abroad in all weahe Price S. and
wards.
superior to- the flesh brush with ample directions for
States service, and by the subtle generally. $50 2w.r
A RARE CHANCE-For Wig Makers and Hair Dresscrs.
n For sale old established stand handsoney fitted up
c o ne soS now DOING Profitable & tate stand
for hair cutting IN connerion with the aboyt there
bargain for cash present proprietor wishing retire
from the business This chance for
building very moderate. For further particulars apply the
ore misses 1871 Hudson st. olIwsr
CULTIVATE OF QUTNINE-25oo ounces for sale stmAnu
'''"''' ''''''" RUsHToN AssPINswALL,
Al.o-Jd.bs Paste in q, and 50 lb. bOussg snswsi
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OYSTERS.

CITIZENS OF the It'll and 10th Wards you lovers of fine
Oysters II you are would take great pleasure
commencing call friend Mr. Thoms,W Wat
No 90 Division street known the Washington Oys
Houe) where will always find the finest
Oysters that the market affords well every other species
Oyster of most flavor together with every delcacy
OF the season.,
His also Is furnished with Liquors Of the finest quality,
having the direct from the importer and his inferior
sod in any other public place of entertainment
Mr. WATSON has for many years been favorably
and has always been most In his endeavo
his friends and the ublc all occasions whenever they have
honoTed him with their patronage,
hs we are certain will sufficient to recommend the wor
thy proprietor Of the Washington Oyster the
ton of his uptown friends. who will still find him harpy
them with refreshments all hours cheap and
OF
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Foreign lamentations.

BREMES-Bark Ernst Guaf-5 boxes Grunenthal-3 pkgs
Hsnschen Unkar1i case bale. Meysr3 b.s Ahrsa;
Iedt-2J ID Wead~-2 Streybing-i A Rolker col +
KeyseI-l Poppe-3 Levy, Hook cos ID w Lnll.
endah7 Holberton-297 clay pipes Grabe Vietor-3o
bss L Grunenthal-i3 pkgs to order. -,
sA-Bng Forest trunk specie y; IS ie
logwood underh Mckinley segars bale hair 90
deer skins Pa ruio26 bales hemp do coffee pkg specie
Beuchaud Thebaud.
NEuvurABdg Henrettai!o hhds moasses 80 tons copper
ore Brett Voie-eo bbls sugar Holt owen-H es sesa
NEuvrrA-Bg Moxy29 hbds 55cs 100 bbls moasses tics
bbls bbls do bx mdse % cases
Chasteain Ponver-36 Lasala6 ties moiasses Bush
nell-i0g green turtles TO master.
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RACEsaUNIoN COURSE, L. HOCKEY CLUB
~ The following the entries for this day, Oct 3-Puse
S500-$i00 TO second best horse Three mile heats,
First race at O'Clock precisely
Mai VIM Jones b Treasurer, by imp. Roman. dam
Dove, years old.
Samuel Laird enters br Mariner by Shark dam Bonnets Of
Bue, BY Sir Charles, @ years old.
SEcoNp RAcENiile HestsPurse s5oSio entrance which
is to be added,
Charles s. Llovd Oh Redssunle by imp Trustee,
dam imp. Vaga ye old. ,
H. A. Couoyer enters h Miracle, by Henry, dam Lady
jackson,
T. Porter br Prma Donna, by imp Pram dam Lr
dy Rowland, 4 years old. % C
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PUT'MONEY IN THY PURSE.

II 2O2 Broadway.
The which have been charged for fashionable
Clothing has led the subscriber adopt the cheap
and ne offers fit gentlemen with the finest Cloths
made up with Heatne aud despatch The very lowest
prices Having made for the finest
Enss Cloths Cassimees and Vestings from first hands, he
nanord them low he most experienced cutters are en-
strangers visiting the city have full suit made up
short notice.
Fall and Winter Clothing ready made Of every variety quail
ity and STYLE ofhe latest fashions aud warranted fSran
will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere
2g Imissr EDWARD FOX
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DRUM CO., IFS William street. formerly Brun, Larosure
Co-will open in few days, twenty Paris Artih
esl Flowers Feathers, &c now landing from last
Havre the styles of flowers and fertilizers,
they appear in that centre Of fashion,
Thus enables them TO have constantly hand
fashionable the above articles Dealing by
largely 10 this line than other establishment
city, they afford sell the lowest rates and
the mo reasonable zen
Wholesale np stairs.
Also constant hand, kind OF materials for flower
msnufacurerS 81
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and servant; Mis-. Helen Wright, Crosby, Psna D.r.
Haf onat-7 in ne steeraQe
Passengers sailed.

MARsEILLEs-shp Coroanus-Mrs Todd, Miss Todd, BEN
Todd. sanl Todd three Masters Todd and Ms Por
ter child aud servant. Rev Mr. Mcclure, Coleman, Of New
York
PoRI LEON AND KEY WEsr-Brg Biow-Wm Brundsgr.
New York NJ Baker. RoLert.on John Stone, q o
West, Allen L.w Keen, Capt w Cousins, lady and
Havana
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DIR. ELLIOTT,
OCULIST
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
Confines his Practice to
DTCE GIG m THE RVE

Confines bis Practice to
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
VELVETs-supsr let black and blue black Lyons Silk
Velve for taors just received. and for sale
by o. VARET.40 Cedar ST. stairs. s22 imsrc
CARR'S SUPERIOR new Camphine Lamps, Lamps for
- burning lard. Also-A large assortment Of plain and
Japraned Tin Ware, Chandeliers Astral and other Lamps
altered to burn campnine and chemical OIL improved
PLAN Also-Supe Camphne and Chemical Oil, whole
sale and retail, by
BACKUs& 81 BROTHER, $50 Fulton st, NY
NJ B.-Penons be served with Camphne and Chemical
Oil at their residences by leaving their addes as above
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Our correspondents foreign
send by vessel all the intelligence they can
obtain Nautical information Of kind, from any
siding home abroad. will be thankfully received
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor, captains Of vessels arriving
here will give 10 Commodore W A. Basett of feet
report shipping left At the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken passage list of their
foreign ne wspapes they may have Commodore viii
board Immediately their arrival We will reciprocse
the favor way.
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CENTREylLLE., TRoTTING, COURSE, L. a
" Sweepstakes will of the above Course To
row. Oct 9Th, socoek, mile hista, best in 5, under the
saddle Entries-C. CARL Betsy Baker. H. Woodruff
John Anderson. q. Spicers Abelard Also stake
9Th Of October at the hour Two Nj e Heats in harness.
between Cayuga chief and Duchess. Admission any part
Of he Coulse for Tomorrow. fifty c42tsr
QACES-UNION COURSE.-Thc cars Of the Long Island
~ Railroad Company. will to the Course Tuesday,
"Wednesday and Thursday the 4,h 5 Nth October
leaving the routh Ferry, Brooklyn at s1 H. and u A. M
and Brooklyn when are oyerarc as cent
New York. Oct. 81, 1852. % 3tsr
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTs-The saescnber would
call the attention Of all who Of Looking Gss
and Picture Frames to his extensive stock which for quality
and workmanship he haers himself be excecd BY
manufacturer his city, The trade general would do well
TO call before purchasing elsewhere.
N B.-Constantiy hand, good assortment oil Fancy
Woods Of every description. :. ,,,,ru
HORACE V. sI0LEH,u
No. 81 Ann street and ~ Hammerssy ST. New foiS
oil lm~r
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4Sk FOR LlXERPOOI-KeeuIa packet Of The nh
NM October-Th- splendid, fast sailing regular packet
8&k ship GEORGE WAsHlNGTO On, Capt Burrows,
will sail as above, her regular day.
This ships bin cabin
age very SUPERIOR and brt secured
moderate terms by applying board foot of Maiden Lane.
60 JOSEPH McMUkRAY,
2n0 Pine street, corner of South street.
S-Persons wishing send for their friends residing
the old country have them brought the above ship
the regular packets by applying above f by letter
most n
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GEfK FOX tAVANNAH.-IO the btH OF OcfO-
S @ Tshs ns 'Sa s .gdd a s
SAIL above her regular day. Th. ship has uhsup &C
who will be taken the lowest prices Those deus OF
curing berhs should make early application board -
Z. r., orto JOHN HEKDMAN,
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SIGNOK DE BKGNTS'
VOCAL AND INsTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
SIGNOR DE BEGINS,
Grand Vocal m% S. pf inst w E gss Corc.~.
- r Haos soHEo ty eoHeek Ell Eooh
Newly painted and decorated,
For which occasion he has ENGAGED numerous and well
RCHESTRA,
And ''sig y s E%asn r x VI. be
MADAME sEGUIN MRS. BAILEY.
m MADAME MEctSSSSINo MALONE.
T UfS, her m l. Ei HxTfha
MIR TIMM, HERR APPELLEs
Plan ,orte Solo . Carionetto Solo.
~, n.>,o Oboe solo.
Leader Of the Band who will preside at the Piano.
First Part.
Grand Overture-From the celebrated Opera Of
Rssis,1s and %G T ssssn o Flsnd of weber
the Bnye-Fis.t time in New York; C.lcot
T%%
n al re
oSs.a gii Msso. s, Y,ien; and '"
The grand one "a semiramae .ee. Ro,.n;
French R0ndo-r al de i'arsen,-signor De Beg.
Grand randy 2oa Pos-For Claroneue-ty HenX
peles, with full band accompaniment, first time
Dastto Bsao7-Msdams seguin and signor De
ope B a%tG Il the Mo
Grand Sesteuo-- Sofa sofa ia Bujo oco--from the
Madame sesain Mr.. .B.isy. Mdms MeeoSi '''"
Begins with accompaniment OF grand orchestra
Second Part.
Grand Overture 70 Zampa-Cirand Orchestra. Hsrold
Gs iseeio un in, h'se@ re Mssr f Sc
Nine sesuip, Mrs. Bailey, and Mime Meeovi-
Grand r DDsticg% NM '% t0Ip,i rival .aiv.
.udei-signor De Begins and Mr.. sesuin; BsIini
The Celebrated Quahs,to, from the grand Orsto- -
NJ MSss s.sa & Psss Me- um.I and R''n
Grand S;p' s.na for the H.a'bo-sisao. Rs.. a
Grand Duetto, from Norms-Take them / i'm
Mime segnin and Mrs. Bailey. with accomp.ni- Quinn
The Fsvorte Tetzetto Bpfo. Papps,aei Che
mai sento from the celebrated opera l. ltai-
sss ss%i kisss ss"is md rSTs.
Recitative rand scena and Finsle-sgnori per-
donatemi, &c.-La tua toIcia accendi Imcne
sisIor De Brgais, ia this .cena. will represen.
g ss with dsh a. h. family with
Plumsr' and sisnoi De Begins. '''' ''S''' "''
Ticket TO admit one person.. ...siw
s%y tsEs. 10 adm: ADMIT , .9
sspc! De Begins. residence Hudson street,
No family tickets to sold the door OF the concert
room. Doors open O'Clock. Concert TO commence
precisely. -, 60 - a..
s. The gentlemen who play At ths Ioheen o. Ssa
rehearsal OK wsaue.Say. g. Apollo Rooms stloo
clock precisely. % ~ nc
men dspossJ 10 unite in Formation Of society for
n,c,on d iunproys stuncDtai music under the
d;r.co of an professor requested 70 leave thsi
sSIs 81 music ,n vii from wals national
t,r Of subsc ibcrs are Obtained. oil iwem
III n 4. FOOTE'S TO. HIRE:-0. ooDoNE, 1s'K
nosdwiy Walker and Lispensrd streets, keeps
large Of Piano Fortes hire from three TO sgh
.,l5. A. d MrYtl.
Also, Fcssirn Alusic OF the latest Operas Of It.Iy
Ss A. Bsgicl.s method Of singing Solfeggs for one an
Nv
Roman strings TOT Hsrps, violns, Guitars, &C.
All kinds Of Musical Instruments repaired. 81 eoa INF
pORTL GUESE FEMALE PILLS.
NhEs far-fane and celebrated Pills. from Portugal,
y.celvs, Be obt,ssa IN In. eesnsy sss ssssqssa
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N. B. Will the brokers please take notice o3 asrc
PRIV ATE MEDICINE CHESTS
THE COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE AND PHARMACY

Il
II each containing appropriate quantity ofhe French
s t
,i
Son ss 10 III, Be y
;sh :. as.s
s$pis direction. II plain ;nJ ,%:i yls .escPDsHy
Tbs Chests. copainns rsneee. for .yphas disease.
and eet s. EACH now be had of the Principal Agent Of the
Principal oes d K nc .: Ass. street,
forwarded to Ill parts of the Union, the Canadas
purchasing the Chest: addressing the College
aurinsSSe proSres. ofheir case SO -.
IMPROVEMENT IN -DENTIsTKY-AI new .y,isms
'iS ss Ss nEso
h Ss IN sf Of
by Dr. f. caldwell Of Virginia, aud successfully prac.
rHS
Pp sDd 70 s OF o. % SKI. IN:
caused Of bear the torments OF
All @sd BY @
inserted with such peec,ness as to deceive the most scrutD
Teeth plugged, cleaned, filed, the approved
Of hs art together with an practice IN the Sou.
thern States he offers his services to the public with conf
MAY be consulted all hour. of the day o2 I'm isec
paris lILLINAKY 4RTICLEs5The sub,crbe 3, u has
su and sEs1e GSS de s0 ao
Also lain and co6red black and blue black aeta sa;
@ IT, 1sw & pns & &c. S s Rs
stock s. fore purWSiMnsH HxMFroN IN Hudson street
s2r I0ttm four doors above Canal street
NEW GO0Ds1The ugdeIsFned 2 sFse
beaver clons for surtour cassmees in great variety Of
styles Tor gsnt ia; IONS: :, A.,,h r..
to order usual moderate sSssss Sr ready money
Ready made VIM jESfNNSs0 bspsI
.as lmis.m 2as Broadway, American Hotel
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's GARDEN.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NIsL0s GARDEN.
THis EyENINo, DC, s.
ANOTHER kf fGHGA' k AiTGTHnTAcr'oN>
OF ssiss ss.s.
oG 6RE Iss!' SoSs Sr'lis Tie
And tn. who'll. x. i.'sai. a sayEL FAMILY
THIS EVENING csm oe "s" e IN Ens..u.u will
A ssp oSERT ST'RisE
FEA AS o oS T sfs'a T 81 RopE.
BY the hA's' f xasl winch ias S"''''' "'a'A'''
To be By ~ .1si pro-
onrEH DsR i SSSaSH4iEhfsurD.
Scenery by Mr. S ssS1i M, H,eAns
The THIS 3; r. Nss'' The r''''""i c..
The White Gen, Mrwsls
Sh.Si pr,tss it,. Moe. Eysa.s
CS ss Tsf M k@,sh' I .;sis: H.:
Cheyaer LIE Grand Leon JsyeIii
h're9 Ea.slie MIL. d bsS:1- ni,:'
Gertrude, Mime Antoine
AMus IL + lf REeSkzzrros
THE BE BEDS TflPn ARABS.
TAI Hfs c S6S E STn'ad' with GRAND iNsTRUhEN
The Garden opens thafpast sI-Pehormsness
T,eEet.-so cents
CHATHAM THEATRE.
r TH III swtN TgPsf Tier E, Tier
Madame S F III Il :s &c Here's.
m and La Cracovienne.
To be HIS Tsff EAST p L e a;.ss Of
.,,.,,. After which ALI # PDI H.,
Y Doors win open a.7-Cutain will rise quartz, bsfos
Box oEce open daily from to s. where Tickets mayb
purchased and places secured
PARK THEATRE.
THIS rv HE mp Ss$ sE2 81 s n performed
Sir Luciu. ihh Rival MIR BrOuxh.m
TEDDY The Tier.
First Tier IS cents; Tier Pit SIX cents; Gallery
.o DSor, open o'clock and the performance will
1.-THE Bowery Bill pa6l,hed the Herald account 9f
Ssd % Gsf Sm o %hs n vi"
BOwERY THEATRE.
MTTCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.
at Broadway, New York.
THIS EVENING, Oct. 5ih, the entertainments. Will
g., THEM The MJ fS&Gi1Sf Ei'' LOVER v
81 3$saAs jszGs$s S''
AA sss,sj: %,,A T sHH 2SxEEq EVER w
U The Doors will be opened at !, and the performances
commence at halepast7. every evening
AMERICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN AND
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREE
y opposite i f T. t3 3fSSSS MANAGER.
DAY y.s1roEs ADnl gsF.s1, SAME EVENING FEE
ted and wonderful Bonn N; N Wilbur ARMS,
% and Ss "a %.sS s S Sh. e
!hs finger; and hands. For detail xonss HS
The manager has also accordance wit, universal DESIRE
engaged ' GRAN \ SfMsd MECHANICAL FIGURES,
all the actions and Of human life fidelity per
ecty incredible They have lately arrived from Europe and
ladies' chdren these figure. will Commence The psrio%
La Petite Celeste the admired dansepe; Miss Hood
ss s sq NJ a ess cd fSs
yirsinls-Albno LadyIFancy Gla.. Blowne-sn. Myrtle
snakcs-5Co.oO Curiastss. - Evans
Two ma Y every day Nd evening tins week.
The Abundance whole, Museum Garden and enter
tainments. twenty-five cents-Cbildren half price oa
NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE
GALLERY,
B'ood,cGy, opposite the Park;
Ss SSR RdSS SSSsH$S KITS Ss5fjsl
Seven Performers to be seen for one shilling.
Mr.. H. BENNETT Manager,
fenced win evnse bis sense u t sy' Resulting The rub
with the os S talent that be
reward from community which hi. snds.ao 10
Ssase s% n.,e him 'S Mr. Hs'nstoa the magician
the singer, Mr. Bonnie the dancer, Mrs Bonnie the
and Master Young, the wire balancer, will appear.
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scum. Pctue Gallery, and entertainments. shilling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-05

DILLIARDS.-Ots Field respectfully invites the lovers
This Amusement to ell at Bsssords Rooms, the eli
Eating House, 1t9 Fulton and ~ Ann street. where
choice may be had Of eight tblesethcr Slate, Marble on
Mahogany, with India Rubber Cloth Composition Cush
IONS combination with all the late European improvements
Visitors will find the bar either Washngonan
may suit their fancy. so lmissec