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GEO. GIBSON,
Com. Gen. Subsistence.

NorE.--Editors will not be paid for inserting in
their papers this advertisement, unless authorized to
do so by the Commssary General Of Subsistence.
July l5--3tawtl5 thScpt.
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Notice TO pre-empfion claimants.
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption
to any lands within the limits Of the townships and
tracts above enumerated, is required to establish the
of the proper land office. and make payment there
for, practicable 'sr seeing this notice. and
before the day appointed for the commencement Of
the public sale Of the township embracing the tract
claimed, (above designaed;) otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April l0-lawtf
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OrFIcE or Cow. GENERAL or SUBusrEscE,
Washington. July IA, l645.

OFFICE or Com. GENERAL or SUBslsTEAcE,
Washington, July IA, l645.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until the LIST day of October next, for
the delivery Of provisions in bulk for the use of the
troops Of the United States upon Inspection as fol-
lows;
fit Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
100 barrels Of pork
200 barrels of fresh superfne -four
10 bushels ofnew white field beans
500 pounds of good hard soap
500 pounds of good hard sperm candles
20 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
fit Fort Pickens, or Burancas, Pensacola,
Florida.
224 barrels Of pork
$40 barrels of fresh superfue -four
200 bushels OF new white field beans
1000 pounds Of good hard soap
1000 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
80 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons of good cider vinegar.
1T the Public Landing, sir miles from Fort
Iouson, mouth of the Chiemichi.
504 barrels of pork
ITO barrels of fresh superfne -four
$50 bushels Of new white field beans
5000 pounds of good hard soap
5000 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
100 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
1880 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
The whole to be delivered in all the month of
April, 1886; and to leave Natchtoches by the 2Olh
February, 1916.
fit Fort atkinson, soest bank of the INSISTS
siPpi river, opposite Fort Crawford, at
Dousman and Rices warehouse.
100 barrels ofpork
260 barrels Of fresh superfne -four
80 bushels of new white field beans
1900 pounds of good hard soap
1900 pounds of good hard tallow candles
40 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
400 gallons of good cider vinegar
The whole to be delivered by the LIST May, 1886
lit Fort Smelling, 81. Peters.
l68 barrels of pork
800 barrels Of fresh superfne -four
$50 bushels ofnew white field beans
2l00 pounds Of good hard soap
1900 pounds of good hard tallow candles
40 bushels ofgood clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
The whole to be delivered from the 18th May,
1916, to the 18th June, 1886.
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June Sly
The New York herald., 1845-04-26
Superior Court


ArRIL 25-Gr6in vs the aldermen, Sc-Acton Of tres
pass to recover damages TOR nuisance at loot Of Ganse
WORT street. by the Corporation by deposng dung nh,
&c. in that vicinity (slready referred toy
The defence SET up was that all the offensive matter
consisting of dead dogs cats &c removed and that
any offensive smell seldom never experienced and
Certainly not 10 such extent would have sny eject
the leasing OF the houses in the vicinity Also. that
plaintiff allowed il TO ccrtiaue for four years Verdict
for piaintia $500 damages, and six cents costs.
cne .4nn Ferrtrs ehn Pearcs, dbrsha Seocerd and
Henry Conkin This action OF ejectment, to
cover possession of premises siuae nt se7 Bswery.
the property in question was part Of the estate
the ste John ferrsrs BY whom Il lc in fee the
plsin;if who leesed II for term Of twenty years to
third party That term haying expired, plaintiff brings
suit to recover possession The drfence set up that
second oase signed by plaintiffs sgont at the expi-
ration Of tho frs and that os had not expired action Of
ejectrnclt cannot lie. Verdict for plaintiff.
before Judge oakley.
Wiii.s ~ Ycrk and Hariem Rei,rsad Co.-In this
case already noticed the jury will render sealed
dict this forenoon
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man says the wings walk along erect Now that gentle.
man and the gentleman from Livingston don't walk at
all but ride the black poney.
ar. BLoss We'll, ii appears that whether we walk or
ride our company Ia very much sought III every oifec-
tion! (Grelt laughter)
Mr. WnIruEy.-Whsti il the question before the House
Mr. BLoss.-We have not decided which bride to take
yet 3he gentleman from Suffolk need not be uneasy
lie NAV have his chance q candidate.
Mr.. WHITNEY.-Iwiu inform the gentleman that am
not a candidate.
MIR. BLoss was proceeding, when
Mr.. WHITNEY again called him to order for not speak,
ing TO the question :.
The SPEAKER explained why he had allowed this de-
bate proceed hus He should now feel bound 10
qure gentlemen to conne their remarks to the question
before The House. - a.,
Mr. BLoss- was coming TO that. l will say, in the
language of the Poet
"No goose so grey, that swims the lake,
But, soon or late, will find
Some honest gander its mate"
Now, whatever may be said by one of these tribes OF
geese against the other the gsnder will after all 40 just
as he pleases. cloud laughter, accompanied with ap
plause)
Mr. CHASE rcpeled the idea thrown out by Mr. You've,
that the democratic party settled matters Of IN
caucus an1 resorted that charge upon the wings He
accepted also that geneman's challenge-says that at
the proper tme he would find the democratic party in the
field shoulder to shoulder and heretofore victorious
Mr. FONDA here moved the previous question, when
Mr.. J. YoUNo withdrew his motion to reconsider MIR.
NIvEN ing that he mortified that the old man
daughter had been into the street, after short
nights alliance. (Laughter)
The House then took recess.
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VOIGTLAENDER'S DAGUERREOTYPE
AppARATTTS

A RRANGEMENT5 recently made with their brother.in
"A law, MIR. Voigaendsr, Vienna enable the subscribers
sell those Apparatus uced prices, viz
Larger, Apparatus, with three nch lenses for full
plat5, n Sii,.
Medium Apparatus with inch lenses for half size
plates At So
Small size Apparatus, with ahalf inch lenses for
1uar.er siZe plates al $50
Grrtlsmen senong accordance with the
prices depend receiving the genuine Vog ender
Apparatus AMI WORTHLESS initiated cle they having
procured t.,e soe agrucv for the United Statec
Pa;es and ChemAcas Of their importation we'll all
other articles connected with their for sale lowest market
pfic~s.
Philadelphia EXchanre W. A. i. LANGENHEIM.
Referring the above advertisement the subscribers inform
the Daguerrean As E general that the above Apparatus aud
other materials be tbs stated aher Da
guerrean Atlclier No. 20l Broadway. New York.
al lmsm LANGENHEIM& < BECKERS.
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General Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Aldermen Emmans and Mott.
NC PArERsor, Esq, District Attorney.

M. Z. PATTERSON, ESQ., DLstriCt Arerney
APRIL 2S-Sentence Of William Dsvis.-In this case
the prisoner was brought Court receive sentence
upon second convictisn for aiding and abetting the
cape Of Alexander Hosg The Court ssn.enosa MN NJ 70
ishment In passing sentence the Recorder remark co
that since the trial. certain facts had come to the kno
ledge of the Court which went far 10 establish ms nno
cence; but the jury having found him guilty upon the
evidence. his only recourse an appsaito ne Exeeu
tive and he hoped he be restored to hu FAMILY ana
friends continue deserve the character that he had
heretofore sustained in the community.
Receiuing Stolen Goods-Pstrck M'Quade was scquit-
ted upon the charge receiving quarter chest Of
dssauH and Battery With Intent - Commit Rape
AnSre% % s smith, han runlaniy to0nng Ssrnsn, very rss
tried and convicted Of an assault and battery with
intent to commit rspc committed on the a5h Of March.
upon Mrs. Barbara Rosenbaum, Of Manhuttanvils The
assault of most atrecous character. On the prf-
being arragned for sentence the following scone
REcoRDER-smth, you have been convicted here Of
very grave offence.
PRrsorrR-Watsh dat Z / don't kershtand yeuss
RKcoRsER-You don't understand! Wei, we'll en-.
deay or to nuke you have been convicted here Of
vol. mt and outrageous assault upon Mrs Rosenbaup,
with intent to raw sh her. DO you uaderstsnd Cow
PRIsoNgR-O, yes; kershtsr1 row.
REcoRDEs-very well, then Wen sentence You to the
State prison at Sing Sing TO CT on: s;onc-or you say
that's your trade--fer three v.ars.
PRISONER (grinning and shaking his hced-Ah ts not
30 in mine country. Naughter.)
Trial for Euygia,y-Jm Groves tried upon in
dctment for burglary and grand larceny in entering tho
street, and stealing large amount property. The ju
after protracted Absence found the accused guilty Of
Bweisru2Peter Ruland and Joseph Jones, White lads
Jonn Hya black man. tried and convicted Of
grand larceny upon indictment for burglary charg
iIg them with having broken nts the store Of Crous
Dugan Graham, Of No 81 Water street. the 9Th or
9th of March, and stealing some duck, vest some mo-
ney ard check for $780, The two lads sent TO the
House Of Refuge and Hysnt the state prison for three
years.
Robbery the First Desree-John Bennett and Charles
Ross, tried the above named offence, in knock.
lug down in porter house Five Points, on the 9th
of December, u pedlsr, named John Closer. Of West
cleefor rtu aniIO ling HIM
hat drunk at thc tine. His testimony, which
as taken de bene read in evidence but as did
not set forth that the money was s!oen the complainant
bere unable 70 swear whether his money was taken
from him. whether he dropped il, the jury convicted
them Of aa aggravated assaulrand battery only SEN
teace, moLt.s in tae penitentary.
AT O'Clock, he court adjourned TIL to morrow lsatur
day) O'Clock when the court will adjourn
the term after trying the OF Susan Dowd and
Sarah Osgood, charged with burglary.
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PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT IRON
BIJOYS
CUSTOM HOUSE. New York


ronn Collsctors Ofic. April 2i. i845.}
hOrOSAS will be received this Office until 10 O'Clock
ON the LIST May NEXT for delivering any port United
states where they be red Ten euoy
wih Chains and Sinkes complete with the privilege Of
many more from tune TO time be wanted Of the fol-
lowing dimensions and description, viz
hs nsos to be rade q plate iron SIG Of inch thick TO
will be five feet diameter the bass and FIVE feet high,
ne sEsi &c o. ',d 5on with an eye whch the mo9,
he hemisphere Of five feet diamete which will be rivsd
the base Of the the sides fair cire hole
mSsi be Ssfea j. The top Of hs roa socket
yane staff eisht feet long the s:sG will have 10
complete Will weigh about loco pc unjs
Each Buoy will also be provided with iron anchor |,
segment Of sree Weighing 1909 rounds snd thirty fee. Of
ch;in with suitable swivel ,ackle The booy and chei
have two coats Of mineral tie frs, co to be burnt IN
he whole to Be complete and ray for in their
sua and 10 be delivered paes to be the
next.
The proposal he for each tuoy cobplete. consisting
buoy, anchor, cham swivel. tharki, ss sG All
the masras q bs o the best uay and the work be
in worhusnle subject 70 he inspection Of resoa
To be appointed by Tie 5th nditor % the .rcisury.
drawn- Of the buoy will be exhibited this office any
person des:rous Of seeing IL.
a23 strc c. r. VAN NESS
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JAMES LACY,
ORA ER II ND TAIL OR,

I54 william street, corner OF Ann, New York !,
III AS always hand select Of the
Il able style Of goods to be found the Market
CLOTHS-Engsh, French and Ameri.an o. almost every
color, from medium quality to the finest
CASS!NERES-Woo Blacks, Paids Stripes, Figured
FL siic III great variety.
vEsTINGS-sks, setins, Marseilles. Caahuees, Vel
vets &C.
Also, white Satin, figured and plain, rich light silk veive,s
&C. 10. bs and parties with great variety Of OF goods
Inricularss, suitable fer every
Geitlcne7 atronisiss this csabhia'ntmay cy hav
Their made best hle
and eysry satisfaction 20 quality. TT, and workmanship
given.
ABATEMENT WILL and IN oider 10 nsurr gsin, bad
iebs, BY which voud be Obliged
for the nousymou Of Others, C,sH DELIVERY will in all
cascs be r-puiTrd.
Also hand select Of Ready Made Clothing
Once Coa, Pants Vcrts, Brrss and Fock Cca, ec &c.,
rvdncsd prices
grptisirc furnishing th.r own Goods have them made
and in o best pc,uhv manner good ft wsrantcd
IN all cases. OF the prics Of the goods ctaed at the follow
ing rccs-Psns and Vests b 12 Dress Cor's 81 $40:
rroGk Goats $50 $a; other garments in proportion.
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ABOLITION IN MISSOURI Susan Il. b. Yates,
alias Susan Reed, who was tried at this term OF
the Court and found guilty OF assisting slaves to tscsps
from their owners tnis vicinity was yesterday turned
at large upon her own reccgnzance motion was made
al the tile Of her conviction for trial. which has
BEEN grentd end is out Of the clutches OF the
law and upon such ail security that 1t not
she wi undereo another trial. The verdict OF the ju
who tried her may be vuelly considered set aside
and guilty they had said she was she will doubtless
nererthsess escape punishmenk -SL LeMs Ere, sdgrd
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C0mmou Plcas.

Before Judge Ulshccaer.
ArarL cs-Wrisht u.s. Tan. and Nsn.rm.-fn this case,
already noticed the jury returned verdict for plaintiff,
$I23 go
Bonss, Richards a. pio,t rs, william A. Crs,ius--This
eetion brought upon proTissofy note nude by
defendant for S.eo co. dated 2sh September last and pay
able In one day after date II once tried before The
defence set up wns thst the note hsd been paid deend
ant havrg consigned number Of books 10 plaintiff, who
applied the OF the sale thereof in liquid alton
OF the isbt. Verdict fer defendant.
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u. =. Commissioner's once.

Arm 25.-.auesi.-william w Hsllock and Edward
Patton Of the Of the American schooner Por
ter, arrested a charge Of endeavcr to create
revolt, the 9th April is4s While said schooner
laying Baracao in the island Of Cuba Haock is also
charged with wounding the mate wiihs dangerous wea
pom. Beth stand committed in default OF bail
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulati0n---FOrty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per copy
81 20 per annum-peyable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday--Price 81 cel.ts
Psr copy-S3 l23 cents per annumpsyabe in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-aways cash
in sdvance.
PRINTING Of oil kinds executed with beauty and
despotch.
GD- All letters or communications by mail addressed
to the Establishment must re post paid the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRopaiEroa THE New YcnK HERALD EsTAnLIrunESr
Northwest cerneer Of F0Iton nnd Nassau slre.s
The New York herald., 1845-04-26

DAUL FOKTKAITS.
T +. TRACY has taken Rooms at No. 2ss Broadway ny
stairs second cor, he executing the
Beautiful specimens the Daguerrean Art in this city The
prices are according 10 the style Of bnsh, from
ONE 70 IhhEr. DOLLARS.
Those in want oi perfect Lcires requested to call and
aiire his specr Mr. It. happy he has
engaged the services Of N o. Burgess for abort
tme and hoe who wish Pcu his peculiar beautiful style
would do well to call koou
Plates, Cases, Chemicals &c., always hand, and nstruc.
tons given in the Art on moderate terms. ala mec
DLuMEE DAGUERREAN GALLERY AND PHOTO
GRAPHIC DEpCT, 2sl Broadway, corner Of Murray st
lover Tenney Jewe!y Store AWARDED the Medal four first
and two highest honors the Exhibition
ton New York and Philadelphia respectively for the best
and apparatus exhibited.
Superb tnosses Of all Sizes taken any weather salts
factory m17 Db
The New York herald., 1845-04-26

FlnE AT BaIsroL.-rhe Hartford Comant states
that the extensive clock factory OF ChouDcey Jerome at
Bristol Conn, was destroyed bv fire on wednesday ot
ternoon. Insured st the F.ra office.
The New York herald., 1845-04-26
SMOKEY CHIMNEYS
GOODWIN,S ROMAN CEMENT CHIMNEY por
NEAPOLITAN BONNETS,

NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.
ssA THE UNDERSIGNED, Patentees and Manufactur.
ready fhy supply The above 'o'e'a s
They chat they and clean the Bonnet to ap-
BUYERS cecned against an inferior article Of the kind in
y xs ,sssSss sss
rs e fAr1sSs Ss j NSE b.slsy :i1::
SARACEN'S HEAD
fcsEs sN y e L. Gssa1s q the Fsnsn dHV
I'm, !. %G; =; ,ssfy s.s E morn saa; public
comforts Tor The ny I'd man. ''0'''e
tis's % M is hs5Say G. aa
sna served m IN suitable the palate of the most ast-
.rs fs Ham
sardines.Ctld Cuts-Cnam Ch.ese.
Win ss S1Ha the sa s
ed wne-bbber; Bottled Porter Cider and rparks glass Of
'aen sln as s w
LOWlTZ 81 BECKER,
No. IA John street.
HAVE Received by the last Rayre packets Utc, and Ao,
.,y. 2iseis owe1. .s' Which asS s'
a. modela.e prlces mh1a lm*m
STRAW GOODS, &c.
FLORENCE, BRITISH STRAW, AND LACE
BRAlDS AND BONNETs.
"A most a-houabls descriptions importing,
offering for sale On tho most derirass terms ey
mhi0 lm~m lG' reari street
g. ARCHlTECTUhE.
public that ne has removed his office from Broadway
10 all where dsifous of huding invited
examine selection original TASTEFUL designs from the
various OF archectnre and where he prepared
nsh fan Drawings Specific tons Estimates and
for Of and superntends the erection
hereof m23 lm*ec
BRONZE pOIVDERS
THE BET. cnd cheapest Brorze, in all shades and quail
TICS are con'tarry imported dast ,om Germany and Of
mh2l lm*rc 6)f Wall street. New York
AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
BRONZE POWDERS.
THE subscriber has been sprointed Wholesale Agent for
ties for e Of Bronze Powdes by which they
enabled 10 cr the beautiful and sped Bronzes 80
per CENT lower than former prices and defy all competition
IN this article Their Bronzes have been used ta largest
cur IN recommending them supericr 70 other for brllan
and durability The subscriber has made
have large asso,tet always hand and prepared to
the prices thus saving them the trouble and
j. Il. .RICKETT, Wholesale Agent,
meo lmsec Ilate Rozclt u Col 81 Wafer street.
LADIES' AND FAMILIES
DAG UE UERREOTYPE INSTITUTE,
MRS III. SHANKLAND,
DAGu !;,. GuERRIAM ARTIST.
u style o; Morocco C,ss SSs or % Frame, :eS
235 BROADWAY, THIRD STORY, FRONT ROOM,
No. l-opposite the Park Fouraeio
The New York herald., 1845-04-26
LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,

LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,
lA0 and 15t BrORdway, corner OF Liberty 1T.
THIS ESTABLISHMENTS founded the LIST Of December,
sis asa puolic store for the sale Of every description Of
The subserbe5 having rented the upper q bnidDs 4,
fceDt two large galleries where the traders, m,sc
tursrs and Importers will bsab TO obtain at cheap rent fine
and and the ladies aud gentlemen splendid
place Of and PUBLIC aud fashionable promenade.
MRS. n. SHANKLAND, Daguerrean Artist has already
rented the front Of the galleries Dayuerreoyrc sa
LOOM where she will contlpue BEFORE to give tina most perfect
Likeness for
ONE DOLLAR,
including me best kind Of Morocco Case or Frame.
Several Ccuatefs to let with glass casesnquire the
Bazaar. L. A. ARIAULT.
Mill imrm
The New York herald., 1845-04-26

REMAINS OF MRs MAeLoNK FouND.-The body
of Mrs. Msgone was found Gone Of the victims OF
the ri t,burg re the cellar OF Mr. Arthurs store,
ner Of second and Grant streets, IN that city.
The New York herald., 1845-04-26

GENTLEMEN'S SPRING FASHIONS
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE RECEIVED BY LATE
arrivals from the agents in Paris London their
Garments &c Their assortment Of he above articles have
been rejected with much and attention. comprise
only the richest but The extensive be f0and
in hi. city, Ths sqb.crSys devote atseson The
article manufactured by hem atr al proved
Ench method; TO suit the form Of the wearrwe aud faith
hsir finish bp. for .hes durability The senior partner Of
line q business bis knowledge the science
cutting but 10 the quality Of The Uaess used manufac
tory gives decied advantage and guarantees
to. fashionable az ard well aashd g5msat Oar assoIsmsn.
Night Caps Linen Co lars and Dress Fronts
stocks Stock Ties, Crayst Sensr Purses Money and Rid
lug Belts &c &c will be found worthy the of all
who will favor with visit the old establishment If
PARSELLS u AGATE.
N B.-p connpe the manufactare of their celebrated
Elastic, Shoulder, Brace snd Riding Brlts.
ap2I lms oh 27 Broadway, corner of Park Place.
The New York herald., 1845-04-26
CUMPOSlTiUN FOR THE
HUMAN HAIR

JNfiF. eriIleu Leputatinn acquired bv GKANDJENN'S
HAlR COMPOelIiON having cbtaiasd for i almost
Fsasce Great Britain and ether Of
the continent the United Ststes the spanish
would be atogethr for the author this great s-
covery to publish long aud extravagant ea-
"r e it. lie WILL therefore only respectfully remiad he
and retail, No. Bs-clay street, New York. where Mr..
Grandesn gives advice disease Of the human hair
a23
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FOR RENr.--Tbe subscriber viii rent to a
|. good and punetuel tenant the house lately oc-
|SPsa by him, and well known as the Globe Ho.
N'uaied on Pennsylvania avenue, and opposite
Il q National Theatre. NJ ~ -
mere Is probably not better location in the city
sWeieconducted hotel than this. There is also
iadnuty Of furniture now in the house, which will
,olo at valuation, should the tenant wish it, For
|n'ner Particulars, inquire of Y v
lt JAMES MAHER, OF of
II. w. DYER a. CO.,
n Aue. and Com. merchants.
Tue National Intellieencer, Baltimore Sun, and
richmond Enquirer will pleaae insert, and send bill
X w Dyer & Co.
Vet 2s-3nwtf
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.nITED BY THOMAS RITCHIE
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!. ,rIoNAL HOTEL, wAsHINGToN,

N CITY, ID, C.--The proprietor OF this hne
t.,.l formerly known as "Gadsby's" but now gen.
'.y called "Coleman's Hotel" desires TO return
~ anks to his friends, and the travelling portion
n ,h he, community generally, for the fayors which
w. ii have bestowed upon him since he opened his
s.bIsbmen,, and to assure them that he will spare
% sxsrtions to render his house worthy Of the pa
share. 4, =,
Xiv n,inted and refiitcd, is now in irs-ratc or
- Sor he reception Of travellers or residents; and
\. rroprietor respectfully socits continuance Of
-, ,srors on the par, Of visters to Washington,
rsdents during the session of Congress, being
aasden, that they will always find comfortable
.Jsrcs the best on the table that the market az
sd, and attentive and polite walters.
''''' S. S. COLEMAN.
Sept l9-u