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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

INUE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF PROTECTOR
Fire Engine Company No y. requested TO
the engine house this afternoon at hafpas o'clock
attend the funeral Of Arthur g. Evans, late member oi
Hose Company No. H. who killed al the Duaac
street Saturday morning the 18th inst BY order
JOHN McNICoL, foremsn.
JoaS W. rAREFn, Secretary.
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HORSES. CArIsIAeEs, 90.


A GOOD CHANCE TOR GENTLEMEN NOT REQUIR-
ing e usc Of their horses this winter They have
stsbng and excellent care but short
try BY calling at the Herald Office after O'Clock in the
evening.
CARRIAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS FOR SALE.
one very light road wagon top wagon, two seat
ana ono three seat rockaway all perfect order Also nc
pess Ahd BUSINESS Wagons at the Carriage Repository -
tadal street, noar Broadway.
EoK sAIE-A STRONG, WELL BUILT HORSE, suit
able for cart, stage, Eroccrs wagon. ny "a M
sey sound hind and gontio about ssns sns .ssS
trots IN double single harness; good ss,cS1
fset. Apply at CLAWS livery stable, IN Nihs" WV"
between Second and Thrill avenues ------
EoR SALE Iowa BEAuTiiiunL ~ IN Nh psrfectiv
brown horse eight years old i6 hanas nf
kind and gentle without fault nno ssocc Afe
cndnranoe and warranted sound IN every
yery spneror enamecd shifting tor WAGON fors
Also 6nc set harness, WHIP nses &C. Co..
Ar aoi, for vsps Of Apply ~ WY ssa"'0s u Foskso
street, three Door IRON 1asaSue :. -'''Ss.------
f,op sAIE CuEAP.--A LOT OF NEWFOUNDLAND
konn RS. also carriage Dogs and rer-iers at WILLS
az IN sttution, 100 Boorr gdas road. magniA-
cent set Il double Harness. as, irsd from Londsa can
be has at fAy prisA
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"IEHs Vs'SS. NISS'- ="
formed that place get ornamental hair is ut
MEDHURsT & HEAkD's ~ Maiden lane, whore they
h. largest cheapest and best assortment OF
Wigs Half Wigs Toupses Brids of long hairRnglet &c
which, for price and quality, are pncqualled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN he ACcoGaOD .rEp
~ with paror and BEDROOM with large closets attachoa
the second door with without breakfast With prl
yilege Of hot cold and shower baths Please apply AZ
East Twentyseond street between Fourth and Lexington
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DIR. POWELL, Ocal.st and Aur.st, ..exetes his

attention usual diseases Of the Eye and Ear from
=. O'clock daily, st his residence 500 Broadway pr.
Vcc. Also Arthoial Eyes which DO inserted wianout
pain, Ind Will and LOOK like tho natural eye.
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INSTRUCTION.

A LADY, WHO sPEAKs FRENCH, GERMAN
IA Italian, English teach music and drawing, anC
has been fifteen years teacher in large school Of youns
ladies IL DESTROYS to find situation governess in
family. Best city references given. Address IL. +. X.
Herald office.
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Eleh Carpetins.-smith & Lounsbcr,y, No
Would you nave light bread, sweet bread.

read That You cat With good relish IT DO not toy
tto procure nurkees Baking Powder and You win not
fail to have good broad cakes &eSyracuse Daily Journal
May 1852 Sold by nearly all the groeers end druggists.
r of lee Wate ~
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IOARD-ONEORT TWO LADIES ANDTHEiR GENTLE
ID mon obtain we'll furnished front withfu board
the ladies only in house pleasantly located aud
sble by stage by addressing Wdow Broadway Post Of
fee for three Paym OF board required la al
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OF governmental patronage That may be true, and yet
the principle does not obtain 70 any great extent,
the tomb representative in Congress, ana Iss.uens
Of your town How many things did he H.
your benefit which other person from .is bi
al that lime have DONE who was associated WIN nlh
from Rhode Island How much more wou'a basS oeon
done for you then, and since, had your ana y
The national government, Why has not your beautiful
haTbo one OF the best and saiesin ne wou oeen euc
naval depot and thus been the medium oil the dsourss
men Of millions OF dollars OF the naval appropriations
among YOU may reply TO this question BY stating
another Has this State for forty years or more except
occasionally and at short intervals ever haImonzea WIN
cress 10 command the confidence OF the majority and 10
exercise any considerable influence
Whatever occasional fluctuations and changes may
and then in political elections our country Is
essentially and strongly democratic, and is every day be-
coming more so. Wing rule cannot last long at any
time although il sometimes accidentally established
Even now, with wing President, we have a demo-
cratic Congress- and the next tour years, aud The next
destined to have democratic administrator, 100
IT, then you wish TO behold naval depot IN your glo
rous barbor and TO reap the vast benefits that would
result from such measure you should lend your ad 70
give democratic delegation to Congress who would pe
able 10 represent your interest. in conjunction with the
interest and convenience OF the government OF me navy
backed up with their unison with the government Itself
In this way you may succeed but in no other way VIII
you be able 10 do il. BY similar means may adequate
appropriations be obtained 10 improve the walters Of
Narragansclt Bay, in which you must feel a deep
interest; and many other things would no doubt DC
effected for the benefit of your State and town, and IRON
which you would derive many and important advantages
You also feel deep interest at this time IN hav-
ing. for the second officer in the State, citizen OF your
town. He our State stranger, and has become
one OF us, and entered into interests our views,
and our feelings He has been elected TO the station
for which he is now a candidate. He has discharged
the duties OF that Office with signal ability and success
He has boldly and honestly stood forward in the front
ranks OF The democracy. Whoever may be disposed TO
censure any portion of his course on certain question
in the Of Rhode Island, all must admit his moral
courage, his honest candor, and his Willingness 10 ex-
pose his views undisguised before the world lie de-
In addition 10 that my friends your representative cleo.
ton is of Importance, both for the senate and the
house. On the general assembly to be elected de-
ponds the fate OF all our State reforms and the election
OF senator TO Congress. Bear all this in mind and, on
Wednesday, with long pull and pull altogether come
up TO the good work, and redeem Newport out OF the
embrace of whggery. You CAN DO IT--LET 1T DE DONE
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PROPOSALS 70. Carving the Mail. OF ths U s !.
States the following route RON the LIST day Of July
the is day cf July 1884, will be received al the Contract One
the Post once Department the city OF Washington un "
the i4h day May 1884, be decided by the next day
6035 From Washington, Arkansas by Columbus Saline bros
town, Parscia, Rocky Comfort Mill Creek Texas, and A'
Grove, 20 Carksvie, ps miles, twice week and back
Leave Washington every Thursday and Monday at a. M
Arrive at Clarksvife NEXT days by 9 PET
Leave GAINESVILLE every Thursday and Monday st6am.
Arrive at Washington next days by y. m - "a
Bids emitting the above onices provided Paaehh
Mill Greek supplied, viii he considered
Bidders mode of Intended The ~
carried preference passengers and their etclu
required Of the mails. Mail TO BE- GOV
veyed cbage, II the be eonu
Deduction will be made the trips not wv
and fines imposed for those not performed arcesb 70 ne
all particulars. The Postmaster General may snnu me &C. NAV
for repested fsihrcs for vosns the Office laws m ~
alter ne contract Or schedule provided he allows pro ,s
for additional stDck made by the changes and one
ertH In ~ curaien for The service dispensed
No exits win be allowed fbr Of sctual over sdve'
distsnc shoud the above d~signstsd prove 70 ~
The should be addressed 10 the second A
Mail Proposals In the state ~ -
accompanied with guarantee Of ore or mof
sponsihle persons also Of pos'm
setting able 70 make good heir
011I'f ". X. HALL, Postmaster esne'sf
rosr orsrn AsrsrsT, Feb. 81, lss0'-Feb 2-i'w''
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NHUsTEEs Sale OF Heal Estafe.By virtue Of deed OF
July 1884, recorded in Iber
49, foIos 90 OF the land
county Washington the District OF Columbia, the
payment debt by reference said deed win
uIy shall proceed 70 sell al public auction in front Of
O'Clock, Saturday, the LIST OF May
No. Is, square No 29 with the thereon sub
ject prior lien. gC
which, n complied with within three from
the resell the
three notice. the ens al the risk and
ofthe purchaser
GEO. NJ. DAVIS, tT,,s,o..
N. CALLAN, Jr, trustees
hp I-dlm A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
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DROPOsAI.s for conveying the United states mails
following Arkansas from the LIST Of July 1872
the let Of Juy 1884, will be received at the Contract once
Office Department. In the city OF Washington, unt ho 20 Gay
Of May next, TO be decided by the following day. viz
Prom Little Rock by Plum Bayou Pine Bluff Rob Roy
Post Beeviie, TO Napoleon, s'e miles. w
weekly back, with additional m weekly trips VIA aiyl
milss and bach; also twice branch from Aber
deem via Clarendon, wseusaw, Duvnir, Birns Des Arc
Augusta Grand Glaze, Elizabeth, Jsoksonpoft, and ol
Troush to BatesvlIe, 900 mile, and back.
Leave Liille Rock daily, except sunday, "eami
Leave Napoleon the Arkansas nv,r Monday, meones
day. and Friday and via the white nvef Iueso,
T6upday, and SATURDAY at pmi s.. q
Arrive at Aberdeen "Wednesday, Friday, ana SUNDAY "
Aye a, Little Rock wednesday, Friday, and Sunday " y
and Monday by . M on the White irps
Leave Aberdeen Tuesday and Saturday st3pmi
Arrive al Batexvile Thursday and Monday by M
Leave Bateyviie Thursday and Monday stlpmi
Arrive at Aberdeen next days by pm , a,
Proposals TO run BY different schedule, OF 70 n r
main route with the branch at different pont"h vs con
sidercd.
Bidder. should mode Of intended The ma.
carried in preference passenger and 70 'nsr
without charge Deductou made from the mail for m
and fines imposed fs those MOI perorss ~
oon,ssc Tor repeated ~rcs violating Post Once hs.
may schedule provided he allows pro %
Cor additional stock mnde necessary BY me ehsnr
psnsed with No will be allowed for excess o. @
over should the distance above designated w
mails and from me 20
ofhces other ofccs, within QUARTZ
river that be established during the eonn
master General endorsed email Proposals Arkansas" and
accompanied with guarantee Of one responsible
'' e''''''''' s''' N K. HALL,
Postmaster cenera'
Po.r orncr Drr.srsssr, Feb. rs, ies2
Feb 27-lawtw
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b A. GREEN. Aucuonesr-
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
III Wednesday. 2is instant, shall sell
Lieutenant w D. Porter 10Th, between and
Patcks Church. excellent assortment Of furniture
Ro~swos6, Goshic arm and parior chain
Mahogany French sofa, rocking, and psrIor chairs
Do marble-top centre table, dining and other tables
Do do bureaus and wash closets
Do French bedseads, sideboard aud bureaus
DO dvans, window curtains, and shades
Cherry, maple, and trundis bedstesds
Wardrobe, wrsbsfsnds, ounges, toilet
China, glass, and crockery which
White r. G. dinner and gold band
Fine cut glass umblers and cbsmpagnes
Grandolcs, sofa, hall, and other lamps
Feather and wool beds, hair aud other mattresses
Largo lot OF bedding paror chamber,
ABdirops, shovel and longs and tenders
Cooking, air ifht, and other
Win 4
Terms An OF and under So5 a
sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
a. GREEN,
Ap I'D huctoneer.
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TABLE LINESs.-GLAGETT d DoDsoN respectfully
reception the following goods IA mo
above iine f'7.A ett3I4
daask liable cloths, all ehsp Also osera aaeh and
Tray cloths, and napkins o match l FL .t = y
fsby AZ 70 by 10 BY a. BY So dinner and Tea
kins, by the dozen.
Dalaask egg colored fruit doiiies.
EDgish and French eolored danask cloths
Also article linen, wiping glass,
ia "a and 40 Flemish SCOTCH and irish table danlasks
by The yard. The goods will be found supesor:
April ii-eotlMsyn CLA0EfT d DODSoN
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~ !. Q. MCGUIRE. Auo.,on.sr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTioN.-on Thursday,
April ~ on the premises al O'Clock, shall sell
valuable and all OF lot
@ sasisd between and streets NORTH with front Of ~ feet
on Inn street hack about loo feet 0cet alley
These lots eigbIy business private
Irving Mouse. ''' " ~
nfms one o"r, cash. the residue In equal instsment- Of
one ana 'hee years. with interest," satisfactorily secured.
- -. srsl JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
NJ H-on Apctioneer
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AZ % BY Is, ~ 81 BY So dinner and Tea
p..aa.k egg sad eeOrsd llri, ao.iss.
Ao new saa 10 s: s ps ssss
. April us IL iiIeoiiMsyT cIASErT a DoDsos.
MOURSIso aOODs.-we have Jus, received the following
yse which we invite the .eauoa @ ladies wishing to
81 sSsd a. as sy I ssss ss va
/ s: $; :s :s ..:s ,.. !: 80. a..
IS do due and medium alp
Is do plain black mousselines do LANES
10 do plain black berege dc iane
i 90 mali, @eu,aias ssIsss.. in pretty styles
20 do fine Italian trimming grapes .,,,,,
do black English grapes for ,a%ns including al grades
Ap ss%w Iss' 'ss V' cG%cETT, NEWTON MAY
WHITE aOODswo ask the attention Of the ladies TO the
.nns.sd splendid did, variety IT, white goods, viz
S &c i Gss s sss ana ss@ s,ss.s cambria.
100 do satin striped muslns
SO do thin Swiss plaid do
50 % aassoa nun 90
IS do panswiss do embracing prices and qualities
20 do white TareiOn DO
5 do do wss e ssR and and .ssopsd
s ss 90 white M. %@n ,.na .o,o,sa 40 40
$50 do White figured Swiss muslns' in al styles Of pattern
Ap " as:sf %i;i;
DDITIONAL syPPLIEs piece: more Of those cheap
plaid na.S. At aS ss1, per ya worth 20 cents
rs dozen ladies' Paris kid and silk gloves tbest kinds
100 pieces se p medium n, and and hne cambrics
ssss nns pa nd m" can find all at our
10 pieces low priced sncy boys
so do plaid linens and striped drlirs for youths panta
10 pieces fine white aanneIs u
dozen ladies' cotton hose, Of importation
90 pieces thin woolens summer cloths 'weeds and croon
With many other new goods q, ar, ,na n daily.
Good articles low ice' and fair dealing may % ,asa on IN al
Ap l3-eo6hf Opposite Centre Market.
SPECIAL BARGAINs--we especial bargains
100 pieces choice shifting cottono at laK cents per yard
rs pieces I.h linens linen, of medium and supedne
do and medium black French cloths, cassi
so do table diapers and damasks assorted widths all inen
handsome patterns
20 do cheap and fine black beregs
$, hne black apaea and bombasins with all other kinds Of
large 10, Of new Ssrsse., spring styles
With many other goods
Terms cash, unless arranged 70 the contrary
10" 'ss and 4 sR%4 nsoTasS N
Ap l3-6teoif Opposite Centre Market.
CTRAw-MATTINGs Floor Oil-cloths, sSc.--The sub
complete carefully
house furnishing dry goods embracing article in their line
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels printed Brussels,
rsS .as G saS os s: .ss which viii be
g ~ any size and shape shape passage or hall
Cotton sheets and sheeiinss Of all widths H
Double damask table cloths for length and round
| Damask napkins and tewelings
Pillow sbeetings all widths
Bed quilts, and countepaines, all sizes
Also P' S q Canton i %i''''s' superior 90 quality
Ap lsNawif e. > anu : > fooE, BROTHER, Co.
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Fth Nsss by The An.siea - Rhode ia"d, &C.
Bosros. April l72k p m,-one days later accounts 10
private letees by the Amenca state that Hour h1d
advanced ak pence, and had not declined as before TO
ported
AtPars on Tuesday evening" the Senate voted for do
nation Of Twelve millions OF francs for the President miami
nousIy. ss.tH IT,
Barring quotes America stocks as nrm.
ietnr Turn montions tho death OF Marshal ifs
detky There is also report on informauon N private
the sudden death Of Charles kean, whilst playing
on The stage Hanover but this Is not credited.
The democrats have elected Anecus ", Potter 10 the
bv by ninety all others, In Providence
Rhode Island lie is the first democrat elected In
that city.
IL is officially stated in Boston to-day that the Suffolk
Bank hundred and fourteen thousand dollars by
the aie deialcalion. I.tt
Preparations making for Kossu,h's reception.
Horrid M.1dr.
RtcHaoSD, April is Mrs Rains, OF Harrisburg, Va
who recently received draft a Philadelphia bank for
III O00 from her in Caliionia and whose sudden and
my disappearance caused much alarm la the neigh
borhood. II appears bruallY murdered, Her body
found in the Shenandoah river, with the head off
The murderers unknown She very old and par
aly blind, and much respected by all her neghbors. II
the obs of the mnderers obtain her money they
did not succeed, She had not the d,ah with her
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-The beg respect
IN public generally
ey have taken than usual perfectng their
dress other adapted the and approaching
inspection Of which the ladies of Washington aud
cordially making their
the diversified collection,
udicous upon
They
than few OF the leading articles:
SO pieces striped and checked silks
% do light brocade silk, very rich
Is do rich plaid silk, style
% A and 81 plain black silks, high lustes
do very silks
and "a heavy black watered silks
Together with great variety of other silks
Also, French bereges, mousseines de Iane
Real onela oulard silks, French printed poplins
Silk tissues, Canton
Brocade organdie POM adour, organde musins
French lawn, printed jacone, embroidered Swiss muslin
Printed grenadines broche beTeges, &C.
They style
manta with without considered
pretty nd desirable.
additions also been made their stock OF embrodees
collars
HoOE, BRO. & co.
Mar l8--4w
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pRICK HOUSE, Garden. aud Paadock.-I wish rem
out, psv~sasss, Responsible finally who will .k'
properly need apply,) thu
brick house which has just been spcred and painted
midst of shade and choice fruit large beau
vegetable garden containing 900
ground and wished the adjoining wen fenced pad
buildings north Capitol
HIM. adjoining tho residence OF the Minister from Spain and within
hundred and fifty Of Capitol gardens The furniture
Al l5-eoda. STEPHENSON SCOTT.
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MILITARY men will . st,reroom-
wi White dhilings for pants various prices
White MarseiileS vesnrs, assorted
loo pieces supeo. priced Irish linens for shirts
Also, dne linens for bosoms aud collars
900 pieces choice shiring cotons
with crsva,s, su-prndcrs, undeirts, gloves umbrellas Sc
Terms csscs unless arranged the contrary.
Good aces low prices and fair dealing - relied on IN ell
PERRY BROTHER,
March 3i--ioteoif Opposite Centre Market
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VALuAsLE BUILDING Lots AT AUcTroSs-on Tuesday,.
April 2oh the premises, O'Clock, shall los
ID and a. No 70,
oOh and 0 streets with depth Of IFS Dee,
alley.
third cash residue equal instruments and
JAMES O. Mcguire,
Aprlie- Aucnone.r.
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baltimore and ediato PoiAAt.
mae River and Chesapeake bay.
a 49,. THE comfortable eomulodous low pressure
ES~s{k steamer MARYLAND, Captain Charles H. Mitchell,
31kk1k- having entirely rehtod, enlarged and inn
proved respect large number Of
and with who prefer being retired is
Washington
and until further notice. be expected 10 make mp
weekly from Washington BALTIMORE, Washington
~, and Allen M Monday, and returning Fri
day. Psssensess desiring take the BALTIMORE which
leave. Aqua Creek, and there 20 board the
Maryland without extra charge 3N f1
Freight will be the Columbia,
Of passage will be ar foIiowsi $500 l....
TO Aqua landings below that place and Ba
- IL "a q, ~
families. who have privilege Of free Of charge
In addition the Maryland make weekly "Trip between Aqua
creek Baltimore leaving named Tuesday a
ernoon M aud reaching the creek "Wednesday IN time
with the chmoDd and Petersburg and
turning arrive Baltimore following morning For further
information passage apply Captain Mitchell board or
GEO. MATTIN0LY,
Ap 3-dlw&3a Agent in Washington.
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VALUABLE business stand for Rent In Wsshfn&ton
city, and pcs Of The three new stoves
building the old cstsbned snd NJ the
Of 5h and Market spsce They are butt w. me
The the clear, with
light ~ feet vide by ~ feet high hns
inches
clear dry, finished for sales room well lighted by several
windows building The
Space II wide, "a
81 deep having skyish feet wide by ~
long a finished n sales
nefdccp, inches high Theirs from
with basement by stairway TIE third
wide by 81 feet deep, with skyeht by feet
ofhc could be throwing
into Each q
fuel. ~. ~
For terms apply 10 the subscriber Potomac House,
Dec l3-TuThsatu ANNE n. DEuMOTT.
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ny y. @. McGurnN. A,,,,o,,,r

~ y ''N"N''NFsf NurtOmeer.
prTTsBURc NoNoNGAHELA wBfsKEy On r,e.d.y AMI,
Goth, O'Clock, IN from, suc,,. ,ooms .h.,I
SELL without 70 cover advances very
Pisnburg Monorssbela wbskey. - '"P
Two and four
dcrsrd J, McCJfTpT :"
April I'D hpe,,ons,,
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EDUCATION.-Rey McCARTERs Boarding School for boys
IL and young suasburg Lancaster county Pennsylvania
The twenty will the
Monday May. All English mathematical
branches, together ancient music
he, taught The whole expenses for board tuition, &c.
session Of months, 500. f-.a4@ rY H.e
For circulars, giving full information inquire this ohice nd
dress
Rev d. McCARTER, A. NJ,
Mar 23-eod6w Principal.
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HrTE Grape shsw1sAn sssertmentof plain and
Grape sbavls pces, opened,
sid bargains cash, the cheap store q
Mar q-es9w MoLAIN h HARRY,
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II OWEN 4 SON. military and Naval MsrphAnt Tat
Ia ors take this method Of informing their friends pub
lie generally that they have just received, direct from Nee York.
c, o spnr ana summer goods consisna q superior
choice selection of the ses, styles together with variety Of other
articles ~ renilemen's r
md examine for themselves ~ fr x. .F
Ap 7-3tswim
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(pArLy LIss.)
THE packet ensuing
commencing between Georgetown and Harper-
Leaving daily at arriving Harpers Ferry
10 time for the cars for Cumberland snd
Winchester
Returning leaving Harpers Ferry M arriving George
morning at 9 o'clock
Omnbues be in readiness, the arrival OF passengers In
Georgetown, convey them 10 Washington.
Q1-Fare through, including board, 81 So
NJ
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CAsPARIs's CONGRESS HALL.-This new and highly
eligible hotel and cafe conducted the European Plan
OF members OF
others DESTROYS Of obtaining with without board II
usted fronting the Capitol
with the choice modern furniture t
Attached TO the hotel hot and cold baths extensive dining
parties private
desirable making
most complete establishments in the Union.
spring pipes
and from lbs situation, Congress Hall only admirably
having business
affords Of the finest views Of s Potomac and the
cities o found In Washington.
minutes for all
the Navy Yard, Alcr andris, nc.
March i2--eolmf J. CASPARIG.