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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-03

Speaking Vi The President Of The United States,
tic HastiseioH ffni0a says, 'fihc people ought
never 70 hsyo clecied him % the highest Office In The
world
flssfaioH told the pcorlr before tile election that
They ought ~ choose Gen. Taylor for the Presi-
dcncyi bui with psfvasity altogether unaccounis.
W. they DID choos< him, sensitive mind would
nos tlank ID gtDsiUus whfn ushefs have fallen into
iistas, " Roi iollowinr I've advice 10 throw into
thciG teeth wrroAchh allDsi6n 10 the blundgr they
had insJt lhs publlc mas have its feelings hurt by
,his tenlsier on the pan " the Gai,n--a reminder
Which carries The Iwp.sgld insimaon OF that Jour.
nsr .apsg lciotizht and ~ ,hc popular blindness
fise psstl 10 doubt acted far the best when they
dgctsd Gan Taylor The IHi0n itself win admit,
ara ems, that he nissses ~ the main honest
aud w,h meaning IL democracy viii certainly 81.
low u 10 sAs ~ mach la making, then, an humble
apology fof lie pe0vi9 We haya some right 10 com.
plain that he tslSa should BE- ~ unqualified 10 Ilu
sisprasnre sonnspafing In its condemnation. "1hs
people eagh asttr " Aaet siseftd Aiaf This will
make ihs people icsl badly.
u y further declared thar when the people had
sleeied Gen. TByicT 10 the Presidential Office ne
ought nsssg 70 have aeeepfed a." Thisis calculated
70 make Gen. Taylor uneasy. We do not see how
Ne Peops and the President can get sione eomfort
shly undsr this double censarc except BY combining
together a. ven az they ran. The Onion Of Nj
Polk.s creation heina against them, they must
eek ias stienglhin vnisH n their own ~ Bsifrnor.
Ansrtcaa
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New CANDIDA rE-The Rev. DR.. Cheever, Of
New York. in sermon upon the duties of magis'
traes said that Nehemiah, who, with Ezra, led the
lon, wns the best Mayor that Jerusalem ever had
and model for Mayors Of oil other cities; for he or
dered all the grog-shops to be closed the Sabbath
and all who hung about their gates deorsl 70 be In
dicted II Nehemiah will come 10 Philadelphia, he
shall be our candidate, and have all our influence.
We make no complaint against Mayor Swift, but
believe that Nehemiah viii be s,ciner. And II he
viii not come here, our best advice TO the Kncker-
he would probably run well. Mayor Havemiah does
well but we doubt not that Mayor Nehemiah wonld
do better Huzza for Nehemiah the model Mayor
We have had ''model artists from England. Now
Ledger.
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Thus, il will be SEEN that there are no changes IN
the States 10 elect, and allowing Democratic gain
Of two in Virginia, there viii be Wing majority in
Tho next House OF 10.
The Wings, we think, are more likely 10 gain in
Alabanla Kentucky and Louisiana. than they are TO
lose in ihr other States. Ia the Wing column how.
ever there are some half cozcn free soil men, who
may not all go with The Wings on every question.
The members elected TO the IT, $. Senate, stand
80 Democrats, free Soil men, and % Whigs--and
Senators are TO be- chosen from Alabama, by the
Legislature to be elected in August next--the
chances being In favor OF the Wings in that State.
II Whlgs should be chosen from Alabama, Mr.. Ben
ton win hold the balance Of power in the Senaie and
~ he has been denounced by the Union and other
Democratic papers II Il clearly for the interest OF
the cabinet Of Gen. Taylor, TO conciliatc and court
tho favor Of tho great Missouri Senator. The Free
Soil Senators arc, John r. Hale Of New Hampshire
(ecctod by Mhiar,) salmon r. Chase, Of Ohio, and
Janus Mhiteomh, Of Indiana, elected by Demo
gratK)
On the question OF revision Of the tariff the
" hlgs count on tho vote OF Mr. Sturgeon, Demo
crai1 " Pennsylvania. But, after ALL the complex.
ion u The Senate depends the election In Alabama
aud ihs course Of Mr. Benton. General Taylor's
cshlnft must, however, pToo.ed with great caution
and make good appointments, In order TO make fall
weather ~ih the senale.-lNer York Herald
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slender Rcn,tea.

The Louisville Democrat gives ulerance 10 The
following SANDER against Thomas Ewing So Sec
rotary Ewing has occupied himself in providing his
relatives with fat Offices, since his own appointment
in the cabinet His brotherin-lnw, fathcr-in-law
and son, have been The recipients Of his favor. All
right: "He that proyideth not for his own house
hold has denied the faith, lWhig fah) and Is worse
than an infidel"
This is but one Of the numerous fasehoods put
nfloat In relation 10 Mr.. Ewing, since he took upon
himself the dulles Of The Secretary Of the Interior
Now It 20 happens That this story has not suffi-
ted with the connections Of the Secretary His faith.
erin law has been dead for some time. No brother
in-aw Of his Is in Office. His son was appointed by
President Taylor 10 sign patents, not By Mr.. Ewing
This y the only relative Of NJ Ewing In Office -
relatives with fat Offices" he has made q poor ouI
al IT, Gin Gazette.
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COL BLIss.--A correspondent Of the Boston Al
las gives short biography OF Col. Bliss, the gallant
Aid and accomplished Secretary Of General Taylor
Col w. w. 8. Bliss was born In August, 1915, and
nr Garner yeaTe q Rs o 10
Point in lel was promoted to the rank of Captain
in 1873, and died ut Mobile in 1922. Col, Bliss en-
tered the military academy At the early age OF four
teen and graduated at the age Of eighteen with the
highest honors of his class which led TO his imne-
diste appointment as Lieutenant. For his bravery
and prompt discharge OF duty, he was promoted III
l4i0 and served through oil the Florida war as
sistant Adjutant General with the rank Of Captain.
duty Of Adjutant General, with the rank of MINOR,
and in all Taylor's hard fought battles the duty Of
first Aid M
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"This harbor is certainly one Of the finest in the
world The scenery Is the most magnificent ever
beheld. There Is an immense trade here, great
proportion Of which Is with the United States. The
harbor is covered with American shipping, princi-
pally Caornans who all sailed about the same limie
and have put into this port for water There are
about 1000 Americans on shore, bound for Califor-
MAJ who have taken the town It were, doing just
as they please.
awe have hitherto been very unpopular here, but
Just at this time We have become exceedingly popular
There have transformations In the Provinces and
the ignorant classes think here that these swarms Of
Yankees have como 10 help the Emperor. The Gov
eminent encourages the idea aud compels every body
to treat us with the greatest respect. Yesterday
morning saw proclamation TO the effect, that II
any one struck an American, matter what the pro-
vocation, he should be most severely punished. The
Emperor has also given free access TO his magni-
ficent gardens, where You sec the fruits and flowers
OF every climate. 1t is about seven miles from the
city. rode out there yesterday, and spent good
part of the day In walking through It, have seen
most Of the city, having had the good fortune to
make the acquaintance Of Portuguese gentleman,
who speaks some English, and who has taken me to
all the principal places. The manners and customs
of the place are go different from our own that II
would be unfair to institute comparison. - Bait
more Pat.
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DAILY NATIONAL WHIG.


We give osf most cordial second to the
uAalssSns soaasel contained IN the follow
~ concentration, and We assure the 9u-
sAon md Ne Wigs u this district whom
ttsy adde's, that our efforts shall never bs
msnisag 10 sd IN the promotion 81 harmony
a sar ranks. Tho late election should con-
s1afs " hgm nacA may be losi BY discofd
as dissFart,sa We believe that then per-
eeisas inhUsacr has nj only operated ihIa-
sassig ~ ear e~n district, bet has had much
n AZ am lhs tas.es1iaees Il the party ~
ssisI sectlons - shs STATE 70 speak o. no
steer AsA iaaseAss, the efficiency oi The
astsapal,taa Wig press has neesssarily
tssa asa,is,sked VI tas sense N iivlsson
.s.i sis.ssi s.stsia deiss, Al home, Expe-
,.s,ss has TO ,.laialy proved, thai nothing Is
! tatghiag @nh The Wig party a Virginia,
y Inst bansiul l,ohsieal disease called APP
sgAe Ii i, 81 sspe Kindred bat worse mai
al, atiask TIE ceatle Il tie system, i must
IL expected d extend 10 The exiremit,es.
a., ., Wings u "ths Gihrplisr, " be-
wsFe, lhrh, ihat We - 20, sgala furnish
Wings elsewhere ! stmglnnt 70 Indifference
I.si ~, hereafter, st tagetler - one man,
ssd i,tasFc be ysrisnces d opinion amongst
s., ~ ii tsks care 20 eeoHclls them lntifne
81 ti,s contest With OH opponents. w lsicS
.lqne ihsfs i strength = Riehsaoad Iime,,
Lrr q ~ EropNeilrR' The battle
has been DgIa--the victory 'losl and won"
All the ticking aud diPai,ag - the World, ~
repfoaeies 81 ono side by the other, wii on
" do vast deal u harua, ami 90 good. In
ssmuch, then, ~ the die has been finally
cas,--as The decisioh has been made, IrTeeos-
rrably made list ~ an, hike good citizens
and good Wings, quietly sabmit 10 \. We
viii nv 70 think that AL have acted consci
sntioasly, III, 4, least, We Win aci a. i We
thought -, The DAY viii come agaia when
~ the Wig votes u The Distinct VIII be
needed, Meanwhile, lct Us Try, By good,
kind words, 10 effect reconciliation. We
look To- sou, Messn- Editors, who have pur-
sued q manly nsuiraleoursc,) 10 aid Us n W
tanning this most desirable object
MANY WINGS.
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NAvAL.---We are indebted TO the Norfolk Herald
for slip, dated April 30, | p. NJ, from which we
take the following correct list Of officers ordered to
the noble steamiirigate Mississippi now fitting out
a, the Navy Yard, Gospori. for the Mediterranean
station, as the flagship Of Commodore Morgan
Bali. american
). G. Long, Esq, Captain. Lcuienants, w. G.
Chaplain lst; Percival Drayton, 2d J. p. Sanford,
3d. James d. Johnson, 18th; John Rutledge 9th; TIL
NJ. Crossan 9th; Master, f. l.. winder; Surgeon,
G.. Blacknall; Assistant Surgeon, James Hamilton;
Purser, Henry Eting; Marine Officer, cd Lieutenant
Charles A. Henderson; Psssed Midshipmen j. Van
Ness Phillips, r. g. Watmough, Joseph B. Smith,
Charles G. Baynnrd, Thomas Young Boatswsin,
Robert Simpson; Gunner Aea Curtis; Carpenter, +.
NJ. Cecil The officers above named, we learn, are
directed 10 report ior duty by the 18th Of May.
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MAnaIIAI.,a sALE.

IN virtue Of writ OF er acias scre facas under the
lien law issued from the Clerks once Of the District Of
Columbia for the county Of Wellington and % me direct
ed shall expose TO public rae for CASH on Wednesday
door OF sad county, at IL o'clock NJ, the following prop
erty viz: Five two-soly and attic frame dwelling hcnsss
Square No 3 the city OF Washington, seixed ind levied
upon the properly Of Sylvanus Honer and cold g sa
sy Judiclan No. 81 10 March M l619 In avor o. uyh
SEES Ward. ROBERT WALLAgk,.
dec l3--dls Marahal OF the District % ooMmra
uJ-The above sa1e Sa0t having neen SSm AZ
Piled with will be rerold and sale take piece o9 NY va
day Of May next At the same place a " 9S!ofi r;
ap lo-ds Marshal of Dnffet o. CsuFs's'
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state Of Parties II. Next congress.

The returns of Inc Virginia election show that the
Wings will probably hold their own in the delegation
10 the House of Representatives, from that Stale
bnt possibly they may lose one or two members. -
The late delegation stood 9 Democrats TO 6 Wings.
Let the result be as il may, the Wings cannot, pro
badly, fail TO have majority in the next House OF
Representatives.
In the elections already held, exclusive Of Virgin
IND The Wings have chosen ~, the Democrats GO,
and there ore two vacancies, in Massachusetts and
Rhode Island
In thelnst Congress. including Virginia. the States
IN elect atoOd No fnluyya
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THE NATIONAL AUTHORIZATIONS.

General Taylor and the Cabinet are get
ting fairly under way On the incoming Of
an Administration so entirely dissimilar from
that which preceded il, delays were una
voidable lime was absolutely necessary
to enable the President and Cabinet 10 make
themselves acquainted with the routine Of
business and the precise condition in which
the innumerable ramifcations Of public affairs
were left by their predecessors Instead o.
wondering why more has moi been done, the
matter Of surprise should be, that, under the
circumstances, so much has been accom-
plished The Wing party have the com.
pletest confidence in General Taylor and
every member Of his Cabinet, and the firm
est reliance that the principles Of the party
win be fully carried out, and every ressona.
bic expectation Of individual Wings grstilie,
by those now in place and power. Their,
need be no fears entertained that the Ad.
ministration will fail 10 do lis whole duty Il
,tseli and friends, OF that all necessary
changes will not in due tiinc be made
Lancaster, Penn, Tribune.
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SALE OF OrrIcEs Tho recent discovery af a
large deialcaton in the Office OF Marshal has led 10
other discoveries equally astounding II now so.
pears from an affidavit Of Mr.. Moore made IN the
Court Of Chancery, that Immediately upon the re-.
ceipt OF his appointment he disposed VI his Office for
the cum Of $4,000 and sl75 per month Mr..
Moore in justification Of himself for this most ~.
j,sffdbie proceeding, alleges that the practice il
common and that his two predecessors In like man.
ner sold their Offices TO the same person he he.
putty Marshaii- Cour. q Eng.
This is not only an easy mode Of pocket
ing the "spoils," but sure mode OF tempt
ing the purchaser to cheat, il not 10 steal
from, the pnblic, After paying such i
round price for the fees of the office, il i,
not surprising that he pocketed the S2o, ooC
which constitutes the basis Of the pending
investigation. II will be fortunate il othe
REGULATIONS are not developed, equally illus
trative Of the pernicious character Of sys
TEN which grew up during the reign e. Var
Buren,, and which was kept up by those
holding Office under his immediate sue
cessors
IL there was any hesitation before, we pre-
sumo the President win find no difficulty il
now assigning Mr. Morse place 10 privst,
ifs.--Aibany Ereniag Journal.
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JAcos GaErpss ESQ.,, has been appointed Post
MASTER at Litiz, Lancaster county IN place Of Mr..
Zitzmsn, removed. This Is a most excellent selec-
ton and will give general satisfaction 10 the people
OF that beautiful village.
Samuel s. Robinson, Esq., 70 be Postmaster at
Intercourse Lancaster county, in place Of John s.
Robinson.
Hiram Evans, Esq, TO DO Postmaster at Beartown,
In place Of George Rieg, removed. - Lancaster Pal
Tribune.
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UNnEourrEp ATTAcHpfrrr.- attachment wa
issued several days since by the United States Dis
trict Court sgainst Mr.. Peck the deiauting Deputy
Marshal but II appearihstIhe absqustulaed, and 81
efforts TO discover his retfeat have, % vet proves
unavsiline. A very striking case Of unrsquited -
;achrpsntl M Y. M;yTer.
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LAND ENrniEs IN lowA.-The Iowa Reporter
gIyes complete list OF lands entered In that State
during the year le4e, showing the aggregate number
Of acres TO be sir hundred and three onsond
-Cineinndfi Gaseffs
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SENATOR WALKEH, II Is aaid, IL preparing an adj
dress to his constituents In vindcation of hs course
az regard. his noted amendment 10 the Caiifornis
blii-PhIL ~ Amsr.
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Pos1asfrEss -Jeha v. Barron, Jr., has been ap.
pointed Postmaster ~ Msfedlih Village, ". II, Vice
yossph s. Neal resigned James Thompson, Ut
Nos,h sanbornion, Vice Horace Brown, resigned ;
80 Lsnc Piafnmei. a. Meredith Centre, ysccy. G.
hcbInscr, Ecs,Ensd.--- Bessea Ce1risr.
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Washington correspondent Of the Examiner
has compiled from public documents full account
Of the official incomes ofour Consuls In foreign parts
from which we have arranged for The Tribune the
following table, which In the present state OF things
will interest q large number Of highly respectable
gentlemen. II will DO seen thai no Consulate 10
worth $4,000 year, The dates given are those OF
the last returns made TO Washington.
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For several Of the minor consuships there are
no returns Of fees. Ten others are salnrled, viz.
One a; alexandria, In Egypt, At $1,000, yearly
Three on the Coast Of Rarbafy being Tripok Tlinis
and Tangier, at 81, 600 yenry, each. Five China
being Annoy, Fuchow, Ningpo, and Shnnghae each
receiving 81 900 year. One at Bcyroui, coast Of
Syria, being $500 year.
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mnyleodat Be, 10Th and lin II w "a "a Assaa.

I'VE HAVE RECEIVED, per Adams Exrrsfs
W niew pieces ofreal Valencia Edging, SWISS and Cam
brie Inseningn fine French Worked Collars Linen Hem
stitched IIandkercheIs, &c.
Another assortment Of I3onnets, among which will be
found the Neapolllan and fine French Lace, &c, -
Also, fine and beautiful assortment OF Flowers tahls
for The approaching May Balls all q which Will be sold
cheap. j. u. "A. TATE,
ap N0-enN Eurcegsnra to ]. Il q O. Klng.
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Trrnaury DEPARTING MT, March 1Os I64V.
DURSANT 10 the provision contained In the first section
OF Of Congress entitled " An making appro.
priaioR for thr yil and diplomatic expenres Of Govern
ment fr The year ending tile thrte o lnne, eighteen
hundred and hfy and fnr other purposea,u approved
March D. sap hereby give notice that the principal and
interest o all snrh scrip has been issued prior to The
first day Of July Sia may be ssed, under the ninth
zion Of The o Congress entitled An 10 raise for
hmed time an additional military force and for Other
purposoa, approved February II, ls47 will npon the pre-
aenation Of the al the Treasury IL the nifed States
be redeemed and paid The said first day OF july l649
anil thai oil interest arh strip will cease said day
w. NJ MEREDITH,
Mar l3--tl2mif Secretary Of the Treasury.
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DsrAnrnrsr OF STATS

btdShinSton, (1PrH ~, 1855.
MADAM Your letter 10 the President of the UNI
ted States, dated April 4th ls49 has been received
by him, and he has instructed me to make 10 you
the following reply
The appeal made in the letter with which you
have honored him, is SUCH as would strongly enlist
the sympathy of the rulers and the people Of any
portion of the civilized world.
To the citizens Of the United States who share 50
largely in the cmotions which agitate the public
mind Of your own country, the name Of Sir John
Franklin has been endeared by his heroic virtues
and the sufferings and sacrifices which he has en-
countered for the benefit of mankind The appeal
of his wife and daughter in their distress has been
borne across the waters, asking the assistance OF
kindred people to save the brave men, who en-
barked in his unfortunate expedition; and the peo-
pie of the United States who have watched with the
deepest interest that hazardous enterprise, will now
respond to that appen, by the expression OF their
united wishes that every proper effort may be made
BY this Government for the resrne of your husband
and his companions.
To accomplish the objects you have In view, the
attention Of American nayigaors, and especially OF
our whalers viii be Immediately invoked. All the
information in the possession of this Government TO
enable them 10 aid in discovering the missing ships,
relieving their crews, and restoring them to their
families shall be spread far and wide among peo-
Pile and oil lhat the Executive Government Of the
United States in The exercise Of lis constitutional
powers can effect TO meet this requlsition on Amer
ican enterprise, skill and bravery, will be pr omptly
undertaken.
The hearts Of the American people will be deeply
touched by your eloquent address to their Chief
Magistrate and they win Join with You In nn earnest
prayer 10 Him whose spirit is on The waters, that
your husband and HIS companions may yet be res
tored to their country and their friends.
| have the honor TO be your Ladyship's friend and
obcdcni servant, JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
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IN virtue ofa writ OF yendion exponas Judgment 81
condemnation, writ Of altac hfnent issued from the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit the District OF Column
bin for Tie county Washington and TO directed, shn
expose 20 public SALE ior cash. on Wednrsoy the eth day
Of said county, all the right, tile, and interest Of Richard
Bner Price in and 70 the following property, VIZ Lo
ing l5l pe Twelfth street west and il6 feet Virginia
avenue seized and levied upon the properly OF the said
Richard Butler Price, and sold atisy judcias No lac
to March term, 1870, In favor Of Joseph Lindsay.
VIII ROBERT WALLACE,
+ an lO--dg Marshal Of the District OF Columbia
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CRIMPING TONGs ana PINKIN IRONS.
HAVE jliet received lot Of CRIDfPINf TDN(3S and
PTNkINfi IRONS Of all sizes aud Fiyles also rIung
and Quilting Scissors, Hardware OF all Kinda Lead Pipe
and Iron Pump building materials uonss furnishing art.
ees Gardening tools Fancy Goods, Toys M children, &c
Children's Basket Carriages, Cradles Chairs Hobby.
Horses and Prdpelers Bathing Of all Sizes Tin Safes
Bird Cages Refrigerator, Cast Boxss Spice Boxes Conn
ter and Platform Scales and great variety Of Fancy and
other goods loo numerous 10 mention.
am also prepared 10 cover houses with Tin copper
and all will be sold done At reduced prices for rash
Call soon and see for yourselves.
may l-eod3t Bet 10Th and llth sts Pa Avenue
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Col. WAhRET.---Why don't The chiefs Of tho All.
ferent Departments do az does the Second Assstan,
Postmaster General lhesr all applicants give ear 10
zach In trirn, and with manly frinuess decide and
better satisfied than could the hlghsmndsd success,
fu applicant be II TO obtain success he has 10 hang
sboutthe outer door Of one Of the Departments ~
q week Wash. Cor 81. Louis Era.
New potatoes made shsirsppenrsrcs In Charleston
sverui DAYS since.
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A CARD,
W. G. sNETHEN, Attorney and Coun-
SellOr at Law.

DEGS LEAVE TO announce his friends and the public
ID thai his connection with the National Wing, liz sole
Editor ioea not Interfere In any with his proes
sional engagement lie will be happy oattend to any
law or agency business entrusted 10 his care
WAaHINdros, 2ad April April 23u
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NATIONAL HOTEL FOR RNNT.

NATIONAL HOTEL FOR RENT.
a. THE NATIONAL. HOTEL III The city OF Washington,
G formey kept by Coleman and now in thr possession
of Hlackwers Trustees, Is offered for rent ts4Fle
Persons defrous OF leasing the properly requested
10 apply In person by letter, addressed % the s
PROPRIETORS
Of The National Tole Washington City.
Early possession may be had
an 3--if.T 1hS-ff $50 A.t#N