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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY sTRnRT,
~ hucton sae of Horses. Carriages, Harness. Saddles
BE-, every Monday and Wednesday commencing A. twelve
O'clock. JOHN ~. Garfield, Proprietor.
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/ A0UUnUnys,
~ Lssses-Doors cpsn a. y toeommeneeA q ~ oelosh.
TUESDAY 'sAns iHs X s = i the
LrS HSh SAb boY.
Paddy Niies D. Williams. Mrs. Fdset. ..xrs Vernon.
NIBL0's GARDEN.-MANAoER. MR.. JOHN s1Sr0N.
= Ass o. ssa .s fyrss sS.s; 90 Dec" 'ssa ss
'''AM D's - . S''' Ero ase Soy. June =
A''' A'A 'Hs w. vG Pa T II NJ
conclude with sha RSfff # the ne"
Irsnch asd spanish Dancers. Lsontiae Ponsand, Sc.
ss,i.a Pepita Soto. Miles Drouet, Lsvgne Ledsr. ard
EToN BOY. y ST. I.
'asaeters by Mr. J. Wallack Lester Mrs. John Drew
Ballet nishs until farther notice Monday Thursday and
F5saeh Opera nights further notice. Wednesday and
A sToR PLACE OPERA uousR-TIcKKrs, 20 CENTS:
"A Amphithsstre: 20 cents Dosrs open M sonmsnss
week. I"fsssl rsa ssS 'is 1s' ssnsF ne
mails 'i''1s is' :: sif; "a
A sIoR PLACE OPERA HoUsI-Dooks opLNAT
sfss s. price, ss'' box open
ssy Last meek :;
ssy pSs and SG. who win appear ever MIN, .ns IN
turday afternoons, Commencing ct 3 o'clock
METROPOLITAN HALL;.MME. ALBoyrs FIRST
n .mer,o. iii, .ote N.Y. CO =, C 49,,
vHos vii assisted Sy f.iiaslss
sangoy ami Signor Ardit and grand Orchestra
ty performers Leader Sig. Ariii.
PRoGRhMME!-PARr l.
J. Overture la GAIA Ladra .......:..,., Rossini
z Cayatinh--' Langur per una bella" Qta.api in
hlgcri)-Signsr Antonio ssngiey ami. .Rossini
J. Csvetina--' Eecoml al fine in Babona' (semirE-
ssass9r A :SP the iiohasom- ''''
8 % PGfst%sa s:nrIo1aa A''l
hi and Revere. ................. D0nizetu
g. ErinGini-" ii Segreto per feco' tLuere-
ua Borgia)-Nadume About. conizetu
PART II.
l. Overture with full Orchestra tampa. Eercld
=, Terzettno-" Stretti insicm tutti Q trc, from
the Daughter or the Ep gilncnt, = sung by Nine.
Alhoni signori A. sangoyanni and overe Doni1etu
s. Dtettino-' Tornemi dir che III ami from the
opera OF don Pasqunle." executed by Nine.
Alboni and Signor sangioynGni.. DonzetU
T. hria,-"Misi Rampolli feminini." from tho opera
OF Concrentoa,' sung ny Sgnor Revere. .R0ssinI
D. Rondo-"Nacqu all Alamo" from tho opera of
Cenerenola, executed by Nine. Alboni. Rcsslnf
Price ~ tickets ST. Secured ST. TO be obtained ut
Wln Han Sons, 23o Broadway, from Monday morning to
the night OF the The Dollar tickets will be disposed
q only At tho Han Doors open AZ hafpast O. Contert to
commence mt = O'Clock.
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wv igtt, one ?, lEp@s
CTREEr DEPARTNENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice Is hereby given that the following Iettons
nave been presented in the Board Of Aldermen 10 enee
so vacant los fronting tho south eide q West Tmehtv
eighth street. adjoining the house the southwest corner
kE0tagay and street 10 fsuce thfSe vacant
fWeutytd street. 100 Of Second avenue
rwentythId street 70 widen state street from BAttery
1,sstcrson SMITH on aYenuo 49, between Eleventh ana
Twelfth streets W grads Foryecond Tenth
.venuS Hudson River To 1ig well and pump in
Iorty.sxh street, besvoon firs and Second avenues. TO
40 3, gutter Thirty fourth street,
isoen Fghth avenue aud Broadway Also the following
rssolation regulate and tho carriage OF
Duane street from Washington 30 west street Al persons
utereed having objections thereto, arc requested TO
sont tasrn IN writing thc undsrsignoda hs olcs on
Janc 10 fs52 Street Commissioner.
f.R0ToN AQuEpUcr pEpARMENTnTo CON
u traetorvsealed ITopssals, endorsed Proposal Tor
Building Sever IN NassaU street. will be received a. te
orr az the Crokan Aqueduct Department, tHctunda
Psrh until Monday 2lst day Of June 1852 ~ o'clock
build with tne necessary reeeivlng ne,ins
ara sulvcrls in Nassau srse Ann street TO 100 feet
south Of 2eekmsu street being length soous 22 tees
plan CT She and spccdea9ns FOR the building or
hr same and ,l other reformation relpor thereto can ee
obtained application TO the Contract Clerk TINS once
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President - The Crqton Aggcduc, Department.
New YORK., Jure ~, Iet2
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Two RENT-TWO STORES ON sixth AND ALSO
L two Seventh Also, Apartments, Floors
end Half Houses small genee ard respectable families
in various good locations Also large nrmbe " frat class
Brown Stone and Brick Houses. Apply to H. G. PIERCE
llo4 Broadway, near Thirty third street.
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~ ENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT.-JUST PUBLISHED
~ capital likeness, and decidedly the best taken
Of the hero OF Mexico the wing nominee for the Pre- sdeIcy
Each copy, on India paper. ST. GoUPIL & Co,
Print Publishers 2s9 Broadway.
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rSl- ono SUGARS, FIRST QUALITY, Or TIE
lCOsOOO most celebrated brands, just received per
ship Norma Havana for sale in uantes to suit
shasers EDMUND {. CHARLES, Importer
No.7 Park place.
.FE,lgoIhrS SULPHUR BATHS. 5i7 PEARL STREET,
established IN s2 by Louis J. rirnolst from Paris
the of rheumatm eruptions Of the skim oods
mereUrial affections Sc. These the only genuine
Sulphur Baths. md highly recommended W most
eminent physicians. We refer to Drs. Wallace, Buckley
Warren, and Nissan.
FINo HATTERs.-5e0 DOZEN CANTON BEAD HATS,
y the fashionable style FOR eity For sale by
AMOS LELAND s. Co. ii P.arl street.
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9T4fPPM0.

L0R RREMEN.-TDE FINE, FAST-SAILlNG BARK
l. CoPERNtCUS, Whiting, master, one year old, will
leave freight rcight positively the 25sh inst She
has superior and for passengers
and would take such freight would delay Apply
the captain board at pier No. 10 North river
RODEWALD BROS, 20 Beaver street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nio0D ROOT FOR TIE BLOOD. ONE BOTTLE
- worth ten of other for Serofua, Rhesn-
atism wei Complaints Eruptions Cough, Piles Wcnk-
ness a. II othr diseases that require thorough purifier
IT the blood Depot l57 East Broadway Agents wanted
Tor tie country. Lberal discount To deA!ers.
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S,AsTIE GARDEN -BoUssrT FAMILY HINDER TEE

~ management snd direction OF Nous. Jean aonssss.
Price Of admissions % cents Tickets be had VI Mr. Com
way, A. the Garden from 10 A. NJ Till II. NJ Mt al the
principal 9uso Stores and Mt the door the evening The
doors will b. opened evening at aud the perform
snces will commence at o'clock. Great triumph. Fmcea
DANCES beautiful EGerery including the moving
Tue day evennS June %. viii be performed FOR the last
te erand Gystic ballet Of action entitled SdTHARiEL.or
the rrun ph Of the Cross.
The daily union., 1852-04-08
CARUsI,s SALOON.
HoNpERFuL /

WoHDERFUL DRE~aM-oNLY NINE Days MORE.
OWING previous arrangement Philadelphia tho 10Th OF
this moph the exhibition OF the Dream will close In this city
Wednesday, April i4h.
painting the production Of Of
obtained truly clsssi-
reputation, of the beautiful ideal
in entertainment worthy Of their taste.
gorgeous thousand figures
e grouped skithe "Vaniy Fair
tumpbaI professions, shows, heses slave markets,
gambling dancers clowns harequns, huoons,
hche "Rver OF the Water OF Life challenging comparison, IN
point mastery erecoon, with landscape
paptedths Land of Bcuahand closing porirsyns
OF Chsans IN. sates OF the "Celes city,
constitute Of pictures surprising In point OF beauty and
anything of the kind In this country.
Conductor and deipeator Mr. Alfred Hart.
Pianist, Mr.. John r. Woodruff
Exhibition every afternoon and Doors and
O'Clock curtain quarter before 4 and 8.
Cards Of admission % children sx cents reserved seats
for 81 Tickets 10 be had the principal
hotels stores, and NJ the door
Descriptive catalogues, l2H cents.
Ap6-du
The daily union., 1852-04-08
BY A. GREEN. Auctionesr.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
ExTENsIyE SALE OF MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND
II OTHER FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-on Thursday, the
shall sell OF 9th
Pennsylvania II O'Clock, excellent and
assortment Of furniture, viz
Mahogany shield back, and other sofas and dvsns
Do tete French sofas and otomans
DO large arm rocking, and parlor chairs
DO marbletop, dressing, and other bureaus
do centre, s0fA, and other tables
spring hair and other chsirs
Do bookcases and secretaries, sideboards, sc.
walnut marbletop wash closets
Do dining breakfast and card tables
Do French, cottage, and other bedsteads
Two fine painted cottage chamber with wardrobes
Gilt, mahogany, and walnut-frame glasses
Brussels, threeply, and other carpets and hearth rugs
Olcoth, hair, and shuck mattresses
With many other articles Of furniture.
All under $780, cash; $50, credit Of and
four months satisfactorily bearing interest
Ap3-d A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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Ap 4eodsds
By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

BY J. G. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
u,RUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, BY oRDEI
chancer.On Tuesday, April 2I 1852, at
O'clock premises shall sell lot No. 10 in square No
SAL and improvements located on street west near h suee
nort
Aso half Of No No. 34s snd improve
ments located ID and norif
the residue in 49, 49, and - months
sale the deferred payments 20 be
by the purchasers satisfactorily secured and
upon the and payment
e whole purchase money before, and sufficient
deed will be given. - .u,
NATH'I p. CATLETT,
Trustees.
JAMES c. McGU GUIRE
Ap4-eodkds Auenoneer'
The daily union., 1852-04-08
by J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

by j. @. MCGUIRE Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Pennsylvania
avenueTustees saeBy virtue of decree Of the circuit
District ofCoumbia sitting court Of chnncery
premises Monday April d, 1884, u o'clock
m, oflot No. square No. 46l, improved by three
story brick house.
Also part Of Lot No. in square No. 49, and Improvements,
subject ground Of $50 per annum.
The located the south side OF
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
residue In ~ IT, and "a months,
deferred 10 be
hs purchasers sactod secured and upon
before, will good
nd sufficient decd.
nv order Of JAMES A. CHAPMAN,
NATHL p. CATLETT,
Trustees.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Ap 4eod6ds Aucuoneer.
The daily union., 1852-04-08
UALUABLE FARM near washington at public auc

VALUABLE FARM Washington at public
tionWi be offered for sale public auction, Thursday
April O'Clock,
JAS g. MCGUIRE, that most desirable tract Of land iam in
county, Virginia,
Washington and Alexandria turnpike road
the Columbia Factory about three miles from the Long Bridge and
two n half from Alexandria, containing $50
The farm consists Of wood arabic land large portion Of the
being beautifully situated the creek and well adapted all
the purposes Of agriculture, especially meadow. well
tered with and the canal ths road and the river II
would furnish desirable for wishing the
neehboood of the three ce being beautifully located conspcu
endy accessible The prospect hills very
and imposing, them commanding
large portion Of Washington, the river Potomac and adjoining
country.
capable OF being divided
each both with sites, woodland, and lowiand.
The attention Of northern settling the neghborhood
pecially called to this farm.
balance three, four five,
years, with bearing day Tin
annually whole
deed Of trust upon the property.
information regard this obtained
Office OF Edward SWAMI Louisiana avenue, City Hail.
Mar 20-eod .
The daily union., 1852-04-08
rELEoaArHIo REroars, so.
nfi..o.,i Dsmoeratie STATE convsm.ism.

Missossi Democratic State co~Vs~ts"
Sr. LOUIS. April 6--Ths democratic Stale convention
Jefferson city yesterday About sixty counties
represented Aiter temporary organization and calling
the s Of delegates the convention adjourned I'LL the aor
At The afternoon session the convention organized per-
msneny by eleclng John w Kelley president Gusssvns
M Bower and A. Huniorth vice presidents. and w IA.
Graves and j. Amar secretaries, Mr. Graves having
declined, A. III. Clover selected Ia his place
On motion. committee of Two from each electoral dis
ric appoined by the president to repo! upon cte-
denta and similar committee adJnai tho basis Of rep
rcsentaton. Each committee composed OF IL mem
bers equally divided between the Benton and
Nothing has occurred, far, destroy the harmony OF
the meeting, and the best feeling prevails The conven
ton then adjourned till this morning.
Ciac.aaafi Eieeiiom--1hs Ripsr.
CnofrNArI, April Cat the municipal election yester
day the whole democratic ticket elected. The coun.
ellis democratic by to majority The last council
was whig.
The river Is rising the Of foot per hour and
the Is already up tho houses OF Main
A very high flood is aPprehended.
The daily union., 1852-04-08
BY j. @. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN MOST ELIGIBLE LocA-
TIoNsBy virtue Of decree Of the circuit Of The
Of Columbia, be sold, premise respectively
public Thuday the 18th, Friday the l6t and saiu
the l7 all those parcels Of land
dis,inxuishei plan Of the Washington follows
Lot No H. I65, situated
Connecticut Sae Thursday half
O'Clock, y. m.)
Lots Nos 5 1914, IS and TO- square 3la, situated
cheseus side, 10th ll
on Thursday, at a quarter past O'Clock, ,. m)
Lots Nos and o, 5JJ fronting 9TH
between and streets tssle Friday. hafpast O'Clock
p M
between 9Th and 7 (sae Saturday half
past O'Clock, p m.)
square 49, fronting SOUTH
9Th and 9th tsale Saturday, ats O'Clock M
by said Decree will be fourth
o be pnd cash, and the balance
l9 months bearing and satisfactorily
secured.
complied with In hree days amer
esoId The Of
purchaser An ai the Of the purchaser Title
CAROLINE cox, Trustee.
Cgy-plau be my auction
Apt JAMES q. MCGUIRE, Auciioneer.
The daily union., 1852-04-08
BY A. GREEN, Auctions.r.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUcTIoN.-on
Thursaay, the ot instant shA SELL the premises,
handsome building lot fronting 81 feet inches
north between First and Second running back 20
feei being No in No 575 square
Capitol This lot handsomely located, and will make
buildings running North South.
be built Second and doubt will be
finished the present year.
Terms of fourth cash. balance in o. ~ l6, "a
giving bearing from
sale adeed given and deed of trust taken Title indputabe
April 2-6t A. GREEN Auctoneer.
The daily union., 1852-04-08
ny J. 9. Mcguire. Auesloneer.

By j. q. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.
nA0 GREENHOUSE PLANTs-on Thursday, the 18th in.
,UUU slant, O'Clock, the suction rooms, shah
sell collection offered
rlon it comprising and celebrated kinds
French Ensh and American hardy blooming
roses, climbing roses, &C.
Also double camilla japonieas and lemon with uts
and flowers
Cape Jasmine., double oleanders, double carnations
Dahlins, maenoliss, Chinese tree peony
other choice plants all OF which order
warranted by A. Jsdin, florist and 18th
street, corner of NJ. Terms cash.
Ap7-d J. z. MCGUIRE Auctioneer
The daily union., 1852-04-08
pAciFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP ComPANy.-.A A notice b.v-

PACIFIC NAIL LSTEAMSHTP COMPANy.--A notice bar
ing appeared IN saiurdoys conveying the idea
snge provided with tickets from responsible agencies would
subject 70 detention the t-us Of Panama. J. deemed proper
10 announce that the Panama.
Of engagements
the absence Of accident Caforr,d Rerc,
Isnnsssce Golden Gafe and Conssfon,
psnyr whbe at Panama the of present month
BY ORDER WIN n DAVIDgr, Secretary.
Nsw fosx, April . 1852
Ap 6-dtnf
The daily union., 1852-04-08
TwO desirable Square. or Lots for s~ie.-The u

rrWO desirable Squares Lots for ssle.-1he under
signed having division of his large square, No d24
spacious alleys according TO plan
posed by Randolph Coe now prepared to dispose Of the
accommodating terms
improving section Of the
New and North Capitol street, immediately
railroad depot south of the residence Of the Col
OF
pounty is here offered for advrnsR investment
Also small vicintya beautiful
tase site, In which may he had great bargain
fiats o division this property
subscriber the once Of the Supreme Court United States
the Capitol, or at his residence on Csps,ol nm.
l0-MANlm
The daily union., 1852-04-08
A TURNER a cOMPANY's Cosnbin.d Msnagerie

A tombfneu
IA. Monday, April headed by
York Brass hand, and will exhibit for three days only
pfin-
cpal Europe Van Amburh The PERFORMING elephant
every indvdua who
hass moi incredible performances.
equestrian troupe without superior 10 the known world
celebrated horse riders D. Turner and
that clown OF all clowns Myers-and VIII
% Marsh Market the s,h ch and 7 days Of April
ls5s.
open hafpast and hapa't Performances com
~ Admission 23 Chidre en- under
years half price
Anerboon performances Tuesday and "Wednesday.
An 9-dl
The daily union., 1852-04-08
BY ). q. MCGUIRE, Aucsionser.

TRUsrEE's SALE OF A HIGHLYIMPRovED AND VALU-
able farm by deed bearing date on the
9Th Of July 1885, recorded In ber A. 81 NO ~ oos
26 sabscribs1 will sell Pube sale
Wednesday, the aist day Of Apl instant 5ocock ms
Of j. c. MCGUIRE o iO suest and
Pennsylvania all that parcel of land n snd
Pretty fIospsct omsry owned aad occupied BY M asmasi
Middleton containing las less win all ana San
sasI ths byidlss Improvements aad appaIssnsness ,o,
The situated north OF Georgetown, ROCK Creek ABOUT
three miles oa washington the Tensycwn road hs m
Of webui double frame dwelling
house, with all the necessary out buildings.
100 10 Of which Is rich boo land under cut
vaion, and the balance u woodland The farm has non, q
fous ofa mile Hock Creek from which has seeu
Of creek deposiles, valuable a. ma
valuable orchard Of apple,
peach, field supplied with pure
hing springs The house and grounds are
beautiful OF wash
non Alexandria, and the Potomac unsurpassed for It's
beauty.
The terms Of 10 be
cash, balance In equal eIse and
bearing day Of sae and
Of the II the terms OF sale are
complied after SALE the property viii be
esod Of the purchaser All conveyancns
at the expence Of the purchaser.
M e& f M Trustee.
Persons desiring view the place do by calling ON the
present occupant upon the premises. : ,a,,,ay
Ap4-3awkds Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1852-04-08

V,ExAs GENERAL AGENCY The nrm Of Webb, Duvs
Co., Austin, and Ayrcs, Webb, Co, Galveston, bsvH
by mutual the businsss
continued by David Ayers In The city of Galveston.
lie will purchase se negroes and purchass %
and land claims, examine and quiet lasd us procure
perfect titles to nds, pay
land redeem lands sold for sres collect and u
foreign debts In OF the State OF Terss and
business pesnins general He stsn
and Of Galveston, and Mss Psoa
Jennings Broadway, and Msss A. =. Barnes Co, John
street, York and W. G. snetbsn, washington, ID. O.
Communications prepaid addressed TO David Ayes Gs''
will be promptly attended to.
GaLvssros, March !, le52.
March 2-d2m
The daily union., 1852-04-08

VALUABLE business Stand for Rent I'm Wssn'"s.~. 80.
city, and immediate possession rivcn Of the three Ne
erecting the old established srn
Of and Market Space They are bum ,sp
most modern style 'o ns av to"as s"r"e.-, ~" 9Th
~ feet wide by 40 feet deep In the %
light Of the ~ feet wide BY ~ st ha IN
wide by 50 feet deep, and feet
the clear, dry and hnshsd r sales room well hsnass
and around the buiding The scond
ing Market space II WIDE H feet deepi hsn 90 Gt
% by ~ feet deep, having skyls fest
feet deep, eet inches high. There con sa store
by easy stairway. - -
l. feet wide nv /, sr deep WIN skyirhf set BY e inc
rear of he store very arre could be nss by th, m
stores into one. Each store has vs"t ~ "s
fuel uo,se. norfh
For terms apply the subscriber At The Pe'onss w."
SIDE Pennsyly,rls avenue AaNE DERMoTh
The daily union., 1852-04-08
For Baltimore Points ON the Poto-
River and Chesapeake Bay.

a s~.u THE comfortable and commodious low pressure
AuR&ap steamer MARYLAND, Captain Charles f. Mitchell
having been entirely RENTED, enlarged, and i'm
respect, large passen
with prefer
the Washington Alexandria
and until further notice, be
weekly from Washington to baltimore Leaving Washington
and exandria Monday, returning
leaves Aqua Creek, and 20
Maryland without charge
Freight will be the usual OF the Columbia
passage will be follows:
To Aqua creek other landings below place
more 81 W
"
Meals and extra except In The case Of ladies and
families, who have privilege OF charge.
In addition, Maryland will make weekly
reaching Wednesday
with the train for Rchmood and Petersburg
morning further
passage apply Captain Mitchell board
GEO. MATTINCLY,
Ap 3-dlwk3taw3w Agent In Washington.
The daily union., 1852-04-08

NJ EW SPRING Goods and Fashions. -
DUvAI BROS Diapers and taiors, Pennsylvania
IN STORE doors Of n take this method of
citizens generally Of tho
arrival Of their spring and goods. seecied person
importing York. which they
usual the fashionable and ee
style finish the variety Of styles Of
temens acles Al Of which submit the
animation Of Discriminating public.
Mar 1p-3taw3wn DUvALL BROS.
The daily union., 1852-04-08
sales To-Day.

CAHD.The Of public respectfully invited
n sale walnut which
will take place auction the Of s. street and
Pennsylvania Thursday 9Th instant II O'Clock,
The furniture Of qualify, and the win be well
thy Of the attention OF persons furnishing.
APPS A. GREEN.
The daily union., 1852-04-08

CI0HTH STREET, near the General Post Once.
u style We varied
supply
new spring styles with great New York and Phil
adeipha which, nl of hone work. make
complete well worthy the attention ofthose who
wish good and beautiful boots and shoes .
ApT-dwf 9Th street, near the General Post Once
The daily union., 1852-04-08
FOR HARpER's FERnY.

(pAILr uNr.)
THE packet boats BELL Fashion the ensuing
commencing from date, between Geoe'own and Rsrprs
Ferry.
Leaving eorreiown daily st D. m arriving Harpers
morning In time ior the for Cumberland ss
Winchester
Returning leaving Harper Ferry aa arriving al Gess
morning o'clock
omnbues win be In readiness the arrival Of passenger
Georgetown, convey them Washington.
Qy-Fare through, including board 81 So
ar 4-du
The daily union., 1852-04-08
CAsPARrs.s CONGRESS HALL

l,AsPARIss CONGRESS uALI.-Ths and hithy
eligible hotel and cafe, conducted the Raopssn p
ready for the accommodation OF members Of Congress ans
others dssrous of obtaining with without board ~
uatcd fronting the Capitol and has been unhea
with the choice modern furniture.
Attached TO the hotel hot and cold baths an extensive %
for parties bar and restaurant superior plvn
pin alley Desirable sprntmenu, making one Of m
complete establishments IN the Union.
Pure spring conducted In metallic ppss
and from u siiuatop Congress Hall n not only an admss
residence having business hs Cspo @
affords OF finest The Potomac and the ss
cities 10 be found In Washington. -,
minutes tor all paris of ms e'
the Navy Yard Alerandria, &c. .,.
March i9-eolmf J. CAsFAks'
The daily union., 1852-04-08
Ap 4-eodkds 4
AIerandria boat.

Alexandria Boat.
THE steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON win de-
Gs@xr follows Boats fare, ia cents coach fare
cents making "Trip pleasure boats
Three coaches leave near Nonhern Liberty Market
also leaves the Capitol nj N, III
~, IN, AZ, and O'Clock.
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JOB CORsON,
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