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E PkESERVE YOUR HEA LTu.-
Now is the time for Cholera Morbus, Dyspepsia,
Bowel Complaints Of various kinds, Dysentery and
Bilious Fever. Persons subject to either, or all of
these complaints need fear their attacks if they
will but use a few bottles of Bakers CeIebra.
ted Premium Bitters, the best tonic and alter
alive that the skill and science of man ever yet in.
vented. These BITrERs are purely vegetable in
their composition and entirely free from all those
poisonous and nsuseating substances that create a
ianguor and naaseousness of the stomach when
taken; but having an opposite effect, they exher-
ate the system, sharpen the appetite expel impro.
per secretions, create heathful circulation of the
blood, and produce such TOW of spirits as of itself
tends greatly to relieve from indigestion and bill
ious affections They may be tsken by Doth sexes
in every condition of life and will be found an in
valuable medicine for infants and adults
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores o.
A. BODEkER, ADIE g. GRAY, BENNETT a
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD e. CO, and GAYNOt
& WOOD, Main street; H. BLAIR, WIN. p LADI
and SEABROOK e. REEVE. Shockoe Hill, CHAS.
MILLSPAUGH and THOMAS L. MCCARTHY
my 24-ts
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N EW Work BY THE AUTHOR OF
: QulNTEN MArSYS, at GRESaAM'S PERI
ODICAL DEPOT lta@ Rrcad .t.aa.

M EW WORK BY THE AUTuOR OF
~ QUlNTEN MArSYS, at GRESaAM'5 PERI
oDlCAL DEPOT, 1854 Broad street.
FAlk kOsAMOND, or the Queens Victim, BY
Fierce Egan, Esq author of Quinsen Matsys, Ro-
DIN Hood, &c, complete in yolume--price SIC
WHITEFRIARS, or the DAYS of Charles the
Second.--the best historical romance since IVA
vEhcf-spendidiy illustrated with original de-
agns oy Chapln Complete In vol--prsce toe
TREATISE ON THE ADULTERATl0N OF
FOOD AND DRINK, with plan aud simple diree-
tons Tor detecting them. BY N L Byrn, 0-prics
ARsoTTsfoRD EDITION Of the wAvERLf
NOVELS NOVELS vol 3, containing ROB ROY. now ready
ALI THE AUGUST MAGAZINES, --Godeys,
Sarlasn . and Petsrson's, just received
ne scalp Hunters, or Romantic Adventures u
Nertnarn Mexico by Capt Wayne Reid-price SG
"a The RIFLE RANGERS, BY the same-price
WiLBURN, or the Heir OF the Manor-price a5c
!. = .nnAiGALLAN ASTLE, or tho stolen wiz, oy
Mrs Gore--price 25c
DIARY Of A LONDON PHYsIclAN. BY War
DAkING DEEDS OF woMAs--pries sc
hoLaNE, or Magnolia Vale, BY Mrs. HENRI
J, Together with every thing ia the cheap pusics-
THOMAS II GREsHAM's.
W 0pposise broad street aos-l
(rkAMULA1kD sUuAk.--0 pai., fos
iyl7 DAvRxPoar. sLLEs : co.
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KoSSuTH..

The great Mcguire ID gone ~ 'as. I.e
left in the steamer Africa, having iasen Pss-
sage for himself and Madame kossu1n q ~
last moment. What he has done WIN n's ~
~ mu.Iets. far more dangerous, u oil DC uue
,b., j. said of them, to him Who hfes, 'nah -
h;,, ,.ho stands before them, and with ms ola
..Ia,as h;.,ory does not inform US. lie mas
-. hn, he has left behind various tokens BY
.b;eb he will be remembered for some time TO
come. One or two Of them were exhibited IN
~. House of Representatives, by Mr. Jones'
IF Tennessee. in the course Of speech upon
the Deficiency Bill. We quote for the benefit
of our readers, and to show the magnificent
temper Of the man when living free of cost to
himself:
Now, sir, here is bill paid to the Messrs.
Brown, hotel keepers OF this city, for Louis
Kossu,h and his suite, of $4,566 80. For that,
never intend knowingly to vote, directly or
indirectly.
Several voices. "Read the items"
Mr.. Jones. The items are as follows:
To board for Governor kossuth and suite,
having ten pariors and twenty chambers
thirteen and half days, twenty-three per
sons $3,588 90
sUNDRIES.
Champagne, sherry, madeira, cigars,
lemonade, bar bill, washing, medi-
cine, post Office stamps, poIterage
and messengers. hack hire, paid at
different times, telegraphs, sugar,
brandy and whiskey in room. por.
ter and ale, envelopes, barber bill
amounting in all to ooo 81
Dill, no ,o and u1 sn;se 312 so
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LAND WARRANTS.-Theh high
~ est market prices will be given in cash
for Bounty Land Warrants of 49, 80, or 100 acres.
InEN z MAQrIN Devotion oo,+

Office No Law Buildings. Richmond, Va
NOte.-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS,
three months extra pay, Bounty Lands, and all
claims arising out ofthe War of 1912, or the Next
can War, will be prosecuted with diligence. have
afu list of the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
lie l1-3m* J.K.M
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AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR
~ MELlORATING TIE CONDITION OF
THE JEWS.-Union Meeting.-The Rev Mr.
BLOCK, Agent of the aooSe Society for the State
of Virginia, will preach in the United rssbyerian
Church >Rev'd MIR. Reai's) on Sabbath Evening, at
o'clock.
SUBJEcr-The relation sustained by the Jews to
the Gospel dispensaton.
- INFANT BAPTI sM.-Kev. LEO
~ RossER will deliver discourse on the
subject of Infant Baptism, in Trinity Church on
Sabbath Evening (to-rnorrow) at 81 O'clock. The
public are invited t. attend
DIR. McCAW has removed his res
49, idence and office to 209 Main street, be-
tween 9th and 10th. jy 9-2w*
- HALVES e.. SUTTON, NOTARf
49, PUBLIC Particular attention paidt t.
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments Of
fee in the Law Building, Richmond. Va my 6
49, EXCHANGE HOTEL BATHS
49, NOW OPEN Hot, Cold and Shower
Baths at all hours of the day and evening.
je 30-2m
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~ Our Plan is This Mot to resort to
hamoug, and advertise improvements in the Da.
gaerreotype Art that do not exist, for the
purpose Of attracting persons to our rooms, but to
make known our location, and invite citizens and
strangers to an examination of our specimens and
thai OF our skill, and then if we do not render
satisfaction, we in no case expect them to take .
picture Our own opinion, and the opinion OF
.uousanos who have patronized US for the last four
gue1 reoeype- taken by US are surpassed by none
ana equaied By few this side the Potomac
MiNNIS q WATSON.
.s, .Daguerreoaypists and dealers 10 stock.
''s WAN 81 lMansion House, Richmond, and
sycamore 81. pefarshnro Va
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Tne once Of the New York Her.
sla rnaadeiPhla Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore
Saappei, ana uenerai Depot for all the Newspapers
Broad street. opposite The Broad Street Hotel.
- THOMAS b. GRESHAM,
af ~ General Agent
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S4.566 80


This is bill for twenty. three persons, during
thirteen and half days, amounting, believe,
to some fourteen dollars day tor each person.
Then, sir, have here bill furnished by the
keepers ofthe National Hotel, at which Kossuth
and his suite stopped on their return from the
South, when they were paying their own ex'
penses. believe there were then six persons;
they stopped at the National Hotel, and their
bill was $74, being So 80 per DAY for each per-
son when they were paying their own ex-
penses. and something over $l4 per day, for
each person when this government was paying
their expenses.
These are the facts, and some of the reasons,
why this appropriation is asked for by the Sc
cretary of the Senate. 1t is true, as l said be.
fore, that they are responsible for the manner
in which this money has been expended, but
MIR. Freeman. Has the money been paid?
MIR. Jones. Iii has been paid out of the $780,
900 appropriated in the civil and diplomatic ap-
preparation bill of last year.
MIR. Freeman. Then how are you to get Ii
back?
CHere the hammer fell
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y The Voice Of the Press

~- The Voice Of the Press" Simons'
Iiksuesses are the best we have ever seen Eve
ming Post As our citizens re leaving for watering
places &c, likeness of friend at such period Is
always received as special gift to be treasu ed as
household god. What young mao is there who
would object to beautiful likeness OF bis "lsdy
lover" or what young lady would refuse smiling
likeness of her beau or what parent or child ex-
lists who would not look with delight upon the like.
ness of each otherl A more truly valuable gift
canoot be conceived of than the beautiful, artsticai
and richly colored Daguerreotypes, such as are ta-
Ton or M. P. SIMONS,
jy IL 10. Main street, Eagle SQUARE
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Two HOUSE CARPENTEKs.- wish ..
employ or active, steady joumeymen house
carpenters, who are good workmen. To such.
viii give good wages ar d Immediate and steady
work. TunS RsYTER
Petersburg, July 18Th, 1882. iy l7-3ts
WANTED, situa,ion By q young lady a.
Chambermaid aud Seaulstress Can come
Wen recommended. Apply At this Office.
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Richmond, July 10, 1862.
L>OR the Information of persons insured in the
L Hartford Fire insurance Company, please in
sert the following letter addressed TO us agent)
in the Rich nond Wing
HUBBARD. GARDNER g. CARLTON.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. OFFICE,
July IL, 1852.
We have this day received q letter from our
Agent at Montreal, and am happy to inform You
that our loss by the late conagration, is only 49,
600; and we lose nothing by the fire in Boston.
Yours, respectfully,
jy l6-lt FL. HUNTINGTON, Prest
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~ We have frequently heard the celebrated
German Bitters. sold BY DR.. C. NJ: Jackson, l2O
Arch street, Philadelphia spoken Of in terms OF the
highest commentator, and we honestly oeheve
that it is one of the beat medicines advertised for
The complaints for which it is recommended. They
are pleasant to the taste, and can be taken under
any circumstances by the most delicate stomach =
The press, far and wide, have united in commend.
ing this invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia debility,
&c: and such are the healing fleets of this pana
cea, that we hope it may be intro duced to every
family where dyspepsia has, or is likely to have
victim. V i7-6t
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~ How many expressions of commentator
ever hear in my saloon. "Why, he takes them
every time" "How beautiful that is ..That's
you, Kate ~ never saw any thing more per-
feet" "Oh! why, how he does take them" :. l
like his style, his positions" "Oh, the dear little
thing why he took it laughing, at the first time"
And many more of the same sort Those who
want beautiful, durable and lifelike Portrait at
ST., will come to MOULSONS
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery ITO Main ct,
door above Mitchell a. Tyler's Jewelry store.
Don't mistake the Mace. ivI
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We sabjoin another letter from the Ex-Min-
lister to Mr.. Webster, which we find published
in the New York Herald. We have never
known man to take so much pains to prore
himself niamy we were going TO say maze
himself such, bat we happened 10 remember
that Nature had been beforehand with MN
there.
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/ OST, ON yesterday, the l6tn inst, between
IL llth and Broad streets, bunch OF about six
small KEYS, tied together with twine string
The finder win confer favor and be literally re-
warded by leaving them at this office
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1 OST.-In coming from Charlottesville to Rich
IL mond, CD the 30th Jule Carpet Bag was
lost; supposed to have been put out somewhere on
the road or taken by mistake to one of the Ho.es
OF the city. 1t is large one with black leathern
bottom, ON which painted the initials w. ]. H.
The person into whose hands il may have fallen
will confer favor and receive a reward, If requir
ed, by forwarding it to the Richmond depot of the
Va. Central Railroad. jy l7-2r
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4 If any Man DOUBTS tnat H. G. Farre'rs
Arabian Linment is the greatest benefactor of the
age, let him look around and he will find abun
dant evidence to scatter this scepticism to the
winds; he will find that an external application
in the diseases both of man and beasts no medicine
ever discovered has effected as many and as re-
msrkable cures. See advertisement
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO.,
" 3-2W Agents for the Proprietnra
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Two JOURNEYMEN BRiCKLAYkks.
= | will give two dollars per day for frat rats
facility execute the best front work Such work
man land no other need apply can secure perms.
nent JOB Of four mouths, by immediate application
TO DAN LYON, Petersburg, Virginia.
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Ky Urcut cure IOf bower Complaints,
The most safe and sure compound for Bowel Com.
plants, Pains in the Stomach, Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Dysentery, Pain in the Back, Sides or
Limbs, Toothache, Bruises and Sprains, is DIR.
Roses Pain Curer: This remarkable preparation
gives instant relieflb all pains and is used by the
Old and young. Thousands have been relieved in
q few minutes from the mos. acute pain In bot.
ties at l2 rs and SO cents and for sale by Bennett
q Beers, Adie a. Gray, Purcell, Laid & Co, R.
Duval, o. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker. j. I,lair = NJ
Zachrissoa, w. Ladd. Gavnor & Wood. lie %
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-24
The Bunch OF Grapes.

Edward, on returning homo after tsk;ng
walk on fine dayin the beginning of autumn.
saw a basket filled with beautiful punches of
grapes on the parlor table; some were deep
purple, and some light yellow, like amber
Ooh where did these fine grapes come
from?" cried Edward, quite delighted, and
whose are they"
They belong to you, dear Edward, }" said his
mother, q for. your grandfather, hearing that
you were not very well, sent them to you with
his love. He says they are some of the first
grapes that have ripened in his greenhouse
|" How very good. grandfather is - said Ed
ward IL will write to him without delay, and
thank him Oh if / could give him any pleas
ure, how happy it would make me !"
ii am glad you feel so grateful" said his
mother but what would you say if you had
q friend who would not only send you grapes,
but ali sorts of nice fruit2 Would you not be
as thankful to him as to your kind grand.
father -
Yes, certainly, dear mother | would thank
him with al my heart, and try every means in
my power TO please him"
But if this good friend continued his
mother were TO send you q thousand other
things, not merely agreeable and useful but
absolutely necessary to your existence and
which you could not get except from him!"
Then replied Edward, /" | would be moro
grateful 10 him than can tell you, mother ]
would write long letters to him every day, to
thank him for so many gifts; and am sure
should never cease thinking Of what could do
for him, for, oh, how great must be the love of
a friend who could be so exceedingly kind and
generous"
And" continued his mother, what if he
should not only send you these presents Is once,
but every day and every hour and every MN
ute"
"Ob. mother what a wonderful FREUD he
would be- He must be 50 rich and powerful,
and full Of lovei@
And if besides all these good gifts" his
mother added, there was another and q far
greater sign Of his love to you; if not satisfied
with providing for you the comforts and pleas
ures of this life, he had devised a means for
giving you Joys which shoald last forever and
exceed all you could imagine; and to do all
this, had given his only Son to die a most pain
fll death! T"
Oh mother" said the child, beginning to
see her object, lit would never be possible for
me to feel grateful enough for such wonderful
loye--I should always think Of that friend J
would do everything could to please him; yet
still, could never love him enough
"No. truly, my child SAID his mother, while
she pressed his little hand IN hers, and yet
YOU and all of US have such TREND one VINO
is never weary of doing good ana oil renewing
his rifts He causes the fruit from year TO year
n swell and ripen on the trees, 50 that we and
ali creatures may not only live but rejoice in
our being. Ii you arc thus thankful to ah
earthly friend for single gift how much more
thankful should you be to our Father IN
heaven, for his innumerabie blessings
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-24
Aft'atrs In Georgetown.

GEORGETOWN, July 24-l2 m
Officer John Adams, having received from
George g. Allan, secretary to the mayor Of Bal
timore, q communication informing him that the
lady who was in our city u few days back in
search Of her child, which was stolen from her,
had returned home without succeeding in finding
it, and requesting him to be on the lookout, las
been indetatigable in lis efforts to ascertain his
whereabouts, if in the District. Last night he
found wandering about our streets small boy,
or years old, light hair, and face much free.
kled. He says his name is Titus Johnson, and
that his mothers name is Mary Johnson,
widow, and lives on Gay street, Baltimore. He
also says that he was decoyed of by a man whose
name he did net know, taken from Baltimore to
Frederick city, and from there brought to Wash
ington, where the man left him. He was this
morning sent TO the aims house to be taken care
Of
Several canal boats, with -four and other pro-
dace, arrived yesterday and this morning
Our market was abundantly supplied this morn
ing with fine meats, vegetables, &c. The follow
ing arc some Of the prices: Best cuts of beef,
Il! cents per pound mutton, 8910c.; lamb,
50@75c per quarter, veal, lo@l24c. per pound;
hams, l4@l6c.; butter, 20@26c.; eggs, 123@
Ice. per doz.; chickens, S8@S8.75; potatoes,
25@8lc per peck tomatoes, 25@87c.; apples,
20025c., cabbage, from to l23c. per hero !;
cymlings, l23 perdoz.; cucumbers, 12ac. green
corn, 25c.; beets, 3@5c. per bunch; watermelons
l2lG37@c.; pears, 25c. per peck; other fruits
and vegetables OF about the same rates.
| temperance meeting will be held in our
market-house tomorrow afternoon, ut o clock
Addresses viii be delivered by Mr., Abbott and
others.
The colored AIethodists of the District and
Alexandria intend Iolding a camp meeting on the
Lend &c Mr.. Pierce, few miles north of this
place, to commence on the 18th of August
/ A temperance jubilee is to be held in Fairfax
county, Virginia, near the Leesburg turnpike
toll gate on the 7th of August. A handsome
banner will be presented to Langly Division Sous
Of Temperance by the ladies. ELECTRO
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-24
DIED.

This morning. at quarter past eight O'clock Of parayss
SOLOMON DREW, native OF Cornwall, England but for
the last thirty years resident Of this city aged seventy
years and fix months.
His friends and the friends of the family, invited to
attend his funeral his late residence Of sixth
street and Louisiana avenue tomorrow Sunday evening
at o'clock.
On the 23d instant MARY ANN ELIZA aged four years
ana two months, only daughter Of RICHARD w. and MARY
+. Bo1TH.
The relatives friends Of the family invited TO at
tend the funeral three o'clock tomorrow Sunday after
noon.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-24
P. J, STEER, MERCHANT TAILoR,

Eighth street, three doors from tie AUenwe,
II EEp3 always hand select stock Of seasouable
IN Goods for gentlemen, which he makes up 10 order a.
notice, and Vt reasonable price.
WiEhng prepare for the hall trade he wi from ths
date dgpoe of hig remaining stock spring and Summer
Goods at very low price,
Gentlemen in would do we'll tn cell orrv, the
stock is yet very complete.
fyl
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-24
REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. S. N.

PORTSMOUTH, Ta,) Aug Is, 1851.
Mr. J. E. Boush-Dear Sir: Whi I in general op-
posed 10 Patent Medicines candor compes to that
have great confidence in tho virtues of Uamptons
table Tcture For several months past used il in
my family and In Dyspepsia loss of appetite, dizziness aud
general debility with entire So far my export
exen therefore, take pleasure In recommending
TO the afflicted n safe and efficient remedy.
/ am, respectfully, yours VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain in the U. s. Navy.
We ask the afflicted to call those having thts wonderful
article for sale and get pamphlets, gratis
For sale by q. stott & Co.. Washington, D. G.
Wallace Elliot, cor and 18th SIS.
d. B. Clarke, Nd. III st.
J. Winner 9th ST, near Louisiana ay.
A. Gray, Tth at. opp o. f. Hall.
jos Mofett, 7th e., opp. o. f. Hall.
X. s. I. Cissell, Georgetown.
@. G. Berry, Alcxandria, Va.
And by Druggists generally, everywhere.
MORTIMER NOWBRAY,
juy kA-trl General Agents, Baltimore st.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-24
Do You Suffer with any Pain,
D. Ell, Tebhs g. Co.
NEW DRY GOODS STORE,

IN The house formerly occupied By M n6re1 Coye Jour
oorG cast Of Ctntrc MarEe tR rcat 9qr M JcS3c b.
IFIlsoa'S Grocery Store.
WE would o friends that we have opened
w large and general stock OF Dry Goods consisting
all kinds Of Bica"hua and Brown Cotton Prints g.
cents up heavy yerdwide Cottons at G ccns; Lawn
10 and l2 CENTS worth - Cottonadea from 81 l2L
cents; Relticl, heavy and de at s. cents with good
assortment Of all kinds of cheap dress goods; Flame
widths, Cotton ara Linen Table Diaper and Damask all
proeG by the yard Brown and Beached Table Cloths all
grades and Sizes Napkins; 1owellingB; Russia Diapers
Huckabackg, good stock Of Cloths and Casmere in plain
and fancy ccor and il fact evory kind Of goods pertain
ing TO wer ulated estabshment and all at the very
lowest cash Irces.
We have !n Fancy GoodsBonnets all styles and prices
Ribhone, Flowers, Wreaths, Bonnet Cap) Lace Vet and
lusSons pain and embroidered SwilS Muslin in white
and eoloru; plain and plaid Cambrc Lise and Cotton
Edgngs, black Silk Lace5 all width, and very cheap: Nets
and Earleone low priced IN olor for covering furniture
SWISS and Lace embroidered Undelslceyc, worked Bands
Chemists, CUTS, aud Collar, In great variety anu very
cheap Gents Collars, tine and good all l:es, l50 per
dozen, Combs Brushes PoremonnaeS Pockebook Purses
Pins, Hooks and Eyes silk, Cotton, and Thread Gloves
Black silk Mits, all kinds brown and bleac Hose ard
HafHose Striped HafIo3e) Silk Hose and HalfIIcse
Linen and Silk Pocket Handkerchief Linen Csuibrc
Clear Lawn Handkcrchief, all prices spool Cotton white
and colortd, from 10 % cents per dozen.
Hergong wanting goods in our line viii 10 we'll to give
call, determined cell the cheapest gccds
this city.
Don't mistake tho place; flag a. the door, with IT,
IebbG A. Co, cheap dry goods store, on il
P.S.-Carpets and Mattng9 very cheap, Don't matake
the place. Flag at the door jy lT-aim
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-24
SELLING OFF SELLING OFF,

8 contemplate moving from my present place Of bu4i
N the last II the month, -hs commence this day
c my stock Of Drcss Coed at prime cost consnE
OF beautiful Beregc., Grsnadinea Tissues Lswns. silks
Berege dc Laincs Embroidered Musln parpsol Bonnet
Rbbons Gloyc &c. &c Ladies in ant Of rry cheap goods
Wholesale prices, viii pease give call, and they will
be satisfied my prices less rs rcr le than
other store. = b. BROWN,
is l4-tT bet. eth and Sh ST.. opp. Centre Market.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-24
WILL OPEN TUESDAY, AUGUST 2p, 1882,
THE WASHINGTON EMIGRANT AMI GEN
ERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,

Ftvsa, IEI1Nd,l 5sfucen = and GN sIr1sT nj
Of ne HIna-trN
IL Foreign Tmisrsnts, of whstcvtr class, naton G.
N Greedy in pursuit cf employment, sro re1ucSted y
cal and have their narl,a tesl orcd for situstoos C
zune requiring helr female y calling at the chco
perFonally or by written ation, may have the
otperiunFtv Of occurring IT, CVgrscyrs Waters rot'ers,
Coschnlsn Farm lsnI Iaborers Coc:s Chamhermeil- 4,
Ilcueemaids Nurses &c. may ~ tnd employment perg-
c sat diftaucg gurplic1 AIett.rs NUT b prcpa1 ty
ceive attention,
co. 30 onlcc fec charged 10 neEiy.' rcI m'srans.
Oflcc hours from 2 O'clock o t.. until ~ y. N.
J Thompson OEEuAM, Agent
iviT--s&TuT,