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LIST or BOOKS REcElrED.

HIsronY on CIVILIZATION IN ENGLAND BY Henry Thomas
Buckle Vol l. New York ID. Appleton Co.
From franklin Philip
yEGIrABIn AND ANIMAL PnrsIoI0or. BY Henry Goadby
M. d. New York d, Appleton Co. From +.
PHILIP
Tas coopxEs OR, GETTING uspEp WAY. by Alice d.
Haven New York d Appleton & Co. From r.
Philip
Tux Two srsrras BY Mrs Emma ID. Il. N. Southworth.
Philadelphia 4. u. Peterson Brothers. From +.
Philip.
WILLIAM THE CosouERoR. by Gen. Sir c, Napier New
York Routledge & Co. From T. Philip.
DIsnAEI's WoRKs--yIeIAs GREY, AtRoY vKSErIA, TAM
GRID, tbs You've DUKE, IxIoS IN HEAVEN, HEsRiErrA
TKxpIx Seven volumes London and New York
Routledge & Co From +. Philip
DOCTOR TnonsE novel. BY Anthony Irollope, New
York Harper & Brothers. From Taylor Maury.
MEMOIR on JosErH Curtis New York Harper & Bros
From Taylor Maury
Tnr HsronY RICHARD III by Joseph Abbott New
York Harper Bros From Taylor 4 Maury.
Tae HsronY on RICHARD H. BY Joseph Abbott New
York Harper & Bros. From Taylor Maury
Tae Earth AND THE WOMB BY s. r. Pattison Pha
delphia Lindsay & Bakiston From Taylor & Naury
History OF CIVILIZATION ENGLAND BY Henry Thomas
Buckle Vol. l. New York d. Appleton Co From
blanchard Mohun.
ATsxr Book OF VEGETABLES AND AsrMAL PnYsIoLoaY BY
Henry Go.iby, Mr. ID. New York d. Appleton
Co From blanchard Molun
GrouoE MmviLIR An American novel New York
W. T. c. Clark & Co. From blanchard Mohun
TINS CooprRs on, GETTING UNDER WAY by Alice B. Ha-
ven From Blanchard & Mohun.
Tm LIVES or CAPT JOHN SMITH, BENEDICT ARNOLD, AND
ISRAEL PUTNAM BY George Canning Hill Three vol
umes Boston H. G. Libby.
TUE IIss AND ADVENTURES OF MAJOR RooER SHERMAN Por
rsn. New York Stanford 4 Delissier. From Franck
Taylor
MEMOIRS or RACHEL. by Madame De b. New York.
Harper Brother. From Taylor Maury
TnE Clrr or rlG GREAT KING. by J. 7. Barclay. Pbila-
delphia james Challen & Sons. From Ballantyne.
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I, COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT, OR MILITARY COL
LEGE.
II BERRlEN LINDSLEY, M. d.. ID. D., Chanccl.
- or Of the University Professor Of Chemistry Geology
Col b. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent OF the Military College
Professor OF Engineering
JAMES r. HAMILTON A. NJ, Professor Mathematics Natural
Philosophy, and Astronomy.
STEWART NJ Professor of Greek and Latin Languages
Literature.
f. L. j. TiIYssENs A. Professor Of French and Drawing
g. s. BACKE, NJ NJ d. Professor of Botany and Natural
tory.
Rev W. H0YTE A. NJ, d. Professor Of Mental
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
C. X. WINSTON, NJ d., Surgeon.
The first tho academic
September and the second l4h February.
Tuition boarding. washing fuel servants
use Of arms 500 per term Marcuaon fee g. Students
CURED 90 furnish their which be done
charge, by rent purchase engineering French Spanish
man. drawing, book keeping and fencing each $40
twenty weeks,
In the regular collegiate reputation
riiy for scientific and classical scholarship will
at tho time facility afforded those who desire
partial course Besides the four regular college cacs
preparatory class Students under fourteen years age
be admitted
BY the aid military discipline effective
and health physical culture good ORDER Industrious habits
promoted.
For catalogues additional nHatn apply any
the faculty.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

William Howard, esq, has received the democratic
nomination for Congress in the sixth congressional dis
tct Of Ohio
Next Thursday the citizens of Tennessee will be called
upon to decide whether not they will call cohven
ton to amend modify the constitution Of that State.
AT the republican convention held at Peoria ON the
10Th inst Judge Kellogg unanimously nominated
as candidate for representative to Congress for the fourth
congressional dstrictin Illinois.
The democratic county convention of Cumberland coun-
t Maine held at Portland the 18th instant, to
candidates for the legislature, addressed by the Hon
Jefferson Davis who is still sojourning at that city,
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MRS. sOUTHWORTIps NEW WORK.-Th

WI Two by ID. " n uthwurt author OF
lost IIeiress Missing Bride p sle Discard
ed daughter "Ihe Curse OF clifton, distribution rhe wiie's
Victory India yivia the Secret Of Power fhc Three Beau
tics &C. &c Complete In volumes paper price dol
lar; bound In volume, cloth, 81 25
The Two sisters the attractive book have opened for
long time. Whoever reads the page be carried
the The author remarkable brilliant
venon her wealth Of imagery pathcs
and her clear insight the which govern the human
heart therein lies the charm She
live characters real tlugble al
clasp they speak
the Southworths containing deeper
aud embracing deeper than her preceding works
besides being la aud elaborate. II II
which all read with profit abounds with the beautiful
scenic descriptions displays Intimate with all
phases human character and wh contains moral OF nes
abe value The story Accordingly interesting every
being drawn, incidents exciting gem
well careful perusal very large sale
indeed do all the works OF this accomplished anthor
PHILIPS Bookstore
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EXCURSION.

LOR PINEY POINT, OLD POINT, NORFOLK,
AND P0RTSMOU TlI--For the accommodation OF
wishing the Injuries OF fresh crabs oysters,
bathing afforded by those places the fine SAFE and comodous
steamer Powhatan will leave Washington SATURDAY O'Clock
the above points, ami continue during bathing season.
commencing saturday July 17h from her berth the company
wharf foot Of 9th street. arriving at Hney Point at
day Old Point at A. and Norfolk at s. Sunday morning.
Returning will leave Norfolk Monday ut Old Point
Point Tuesday, Washington
TO- n day.
Fare including meals to Iney Point So Old Point and Norfolk
30 and for the round trip including meals a. Children
wants half price Herhs free state extra.
Passengers win be taken and landed all the landings
Potomac.
For tickets and further Information the Office
Southern aud Southwestern ticket Office No 3y2
three doors Browns Hotel the captain
the boat, foot OF 9th street.
CIIAs F. MITCHELL,
Captain,
GEORGE MATTINGLY,
July I'D Superintendent T.. s. b.
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A. nj. ID G.
GONZAGA COLLEGE, WASHINGTON CITY,
ID O. ~. -n

TTNHIS COLLEGE was incorporated on the LIST Of
May 1858, by Congress, Of THx pu<pxsr
DRscToRs GoSzsGa CoIlEGK" The
legal enjoy power faculty
OF comforting and confirming such pupils In tho ntuiop
others whom by their proficiency learning
distinctions, they shall think entitled degrees
liberal and usually granted colleges"
teaching Ratio
udiorn followed for than three hundred the
colleges Europe 1890 country
instruction, according original intention,
and circumstances
teaching every atten
English French daily
Mathematics double
viii be the advanced
winter The for tho incoming scholastic
Philosophy, Geology.
Besides the Classical scientific college Prepare
tory Department, the object OF which rs qualify high
r studies.
Preparatory cannot rcad and
There Cgraphy younger
dents.
Tho college intended scho'ars only irrespective
religious profession
religious or expected OF
producing testimony good moral
character.
Whom presents himself admission by
the project studies which prior
tainmcnts may lifted hir.
February
the particularly the
he found capable Of higher he will
BIO promoted viii be- equivalent the onors
the class left
Quarterly reports o parents gusrdans
No deduction will be begun except
sickness or expulsion
IA us, (rAyAnfK TX ADvAsck)
Tuition per in the College $50
In the Preparatory Department ~
.o cHAs. II. sroStsrREEr
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PROPOSALS FOR LITHOGRAPHY,

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PRINTING,
Washington, August 10, 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office until Monday the instant clock m for print
from transfers six thousand hundred and thirty copies
each
the Appendix boundary
Survey Ten these Illustrations engraved copper the
residue Bidders will the
transferring and printing including the transportation
plates from this city and back the will
the successful bidder printed us
tratons be delivered d
rected free charge. The paper printing will be fur
nished by Office
Bond security will required faithful execution OF The
Proposals must lie addressed the undersigned endorsed
Proposals for TYPOGRAPHY.
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August l7--eod6t Intel cOdGtl
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START IN FRENCH by Achille Abilities

IA London. 1888 81
How TO Speak French; by Ache Abes London 1858 81
Dates Battles and Events Of Modern History London so
MacdougaPs Campaigns u Hannibal London. 1858 " %
French Finance and fnaers under Louis KY by James Muir
ray. London 1858. 50 rs.
Gily's shpwrecks the
don. 81 so.
Earl Of Ellesmeros Essays History, Biography Geography
Engineering, &c. vol London. 81 90.
The Views and Opinions Of BBadcr Gen John Jacob of
dian Army, the Civil Administration of India Military Nat
&c. London 1855. So 25.
Tales from "Dack wood" SO cents.
Timbss Curlosities Of History. London. 1858 81
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WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS
NEW ARRANGEMENT

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia Tennessee, Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi, louisiana Arkansas and Texas.
Through Tickets great
Once street Washing
board Of Steam George
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad at Alexandria.
To Richmond Danvie Iynchburg Bristol, Knoxville Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashville, Iiuntayilc
ton, Memphis Montgomery, al New Orleans.
Aordng Expedition and Comfort being miles
thanh by other
boat Page street
ata o'clock alexandria, where passengers for
Richmond Charlottesville Stunton White sulphur Springs
p m Richmond points Southwest
making and close connexions Memphis
Baggage wagons Office Pa avenue nj
O'Clock, m. and q p m.
JAMES A. EVANS Agent,
June lS--u Washington.
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THE ARMY AND NAYY,

letter bag for the United States squadron in the
Pacific will be despatched from tho rooms OF the United
States naval library and institute, Charcstown navy
yard, about tho 10th of September next. Also
letter bag will be despatched to the West India squadron
by the United States ship Roanoke.
Flag Officer Mcintosh will hoist his fling on board the
Roanoke about Wednesday of next week, when the ship
will be ready for sea- and will proceed direct to San Juan
del Norte, Nicaragua.
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ByJAs. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auction GERS.

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO TIE
subscriber bearing the 3ls December in the year
eighteen hundred aud fifty six s56D and iber
folio 5b Ct seq and made
MITCHELL the subscriber at II O'Clock, Saturday September
H. at Mcclure Co.'s auction store, Washington city D. c.
TO accomplish the object Of said dccd will public nuc
ing the residence Of Joseph Gales esq bounded the east by
the iadnbug road the by washington
Berry north by Sc4ver Keang land south by city boun
Diary line; very highly improved and hundred and
acres, l07,) hereabout
Terms OF sac The purchaser Will be required pay fourth OF
The purchase hand at the SALE residue in sx
twelve and eighteen months the interest there
from said date and 10 give his note such payments
secured by decd Of trust on the premises.
the purchaser shall fail comply the terms % sale within
days after the sale the reserves tho ry, to re-
the risk Of such definling purchaser
JOHN T. MITCHELL, Trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE a co.
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NIANTED--A Physician or Lawyer, with cash
wv capital of from part proeor Of
established weekly paper Rore soutlpcr This oppor,
tinty embark lucrative their pro
oorishng county town. while same he can most
thoroughly establish himself in bis profession. Apply
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Box 1927, Baltimore
copy the paper VIII be any person wishing to see H.
June
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III. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.


SESSION ls5SoThc course lectures in this In.
stuon will commence Monday the "a of November
continue till the first Of the ensuing March,
THOMAS X JENNINGS, N. d Professor of Anatomy
BEiEN LINIEDEY, ~. Professor Of Chemistry
c. X WINSTON NJ d. Professor
risprudencc.
" BUCHANAN, D. Professor Of Surgical Anatomy and Phys,
oogy,
JOHN WATSON Professor Obstetrics aud Diseases of
Women and Children
PAULF EVE NJ H. Professor Of Principles
gerry.
W. X BOWLING NJ d. Professor of
cne.
WILLIAM 7. BRIGGS ~ Adjunct Professor
Of Anatomy
The anatomical VIII be opened
day in October, (the 9TH
preliminary lectures free all students viii be given
by the professors commencing also the first Monday
The Tennessee State Hospital under the direction Of the faculty is
open TO tho class froe Of charge.
Cinlue has bcon established
which operations performed prescribed
turcd upon In the presence OF the class.
Amount OF fees for lectures sl05 Macuatn fec pa
only) - Practical Anatomy $40 z; Graduation fee s25.
Good boarding
information Catalogue apply
w. K BOWLING, NJ n.
Nashville, Tenn, Aug 4, 1888 Dean OF the Faculty,
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@ UNI ER ARRANGEMENT The steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will run as follows:
Leave Alexandria at s. ~ O'clock M; q and O'Clock
4. m.
Leave Washington at g. o. II O'Clock, MI g. O'clock
y.
THOMAS CoIIYER the route will run a. oppos,e
hours. cents. 49,
Whaeys omnbuses connecting with the Page Coycr will
leave the Capitol and OF 18th
the time the boats leave Alexandria
June Seod-u RICHARD WALLACE, President.
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Far away within the glowing
Valleys 90 the SUMS domain.
Where foiaonn's bands o'erhowing,
Drown IA bloom the Iropic plain
with the mockiug smile NJ summer
Round rs crumblng columns shed
Barred from toll and traliic,s ,nurmur
Iies city VI the dead
iIos vast and silent city
Nanoless city Of The dead.
Hound about, Ike inonArchs reigning.
kso tho old woods green and tall
With their crown that knows no waning
With their thick and tangled wall,
With thuir long, dark aisles, that never
Wake TO human voice or tread
Green they stand their gloom forever
Locks the city VI tho dead
Locks the vast and silent ci,y
Nameiess city Of the dead
Once these yoiceless streets resounded
With the rush OF surgiDg throngs;
IIore bfe's free, " Nd pulses bounded
To the sound OF flutes and gongs
Here mid pomp and trumpets ciaillor
Was the battle banner spread
Tramp Of toll aud clang u hammer
shook the city tho dead
Shook the vast tumultuous city,
Now the city Vi the dead
Here the sun shone on the lances
As the warning host rolled by,
And tlfe fount's l,elIucd Chances
Answered chillhoo u lustrous eye
All are ne--lhe mirth, tho anguish
Groan IL slave and kiugiy head,
And tho strength and glory languish
In the city of the dead,
In the vast ami silent city,
Nameless city VI the dead.
Here the kccn-eyed panther, proving,
Rovos the moulderiny haunts Of men,
And the haggard wild-wolf, howlipg,
With the adder makes mia den;
On crushed arch and messy column
Falls the tigers bloody tread,
And the owiets cry rolls solemn
Through tho city OF the dead
Through Tho vast and silent city,
Nameiess city Of tho dead
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
T,RoM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PART

LNROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
MORE AND emo RAILROAD, FALL. ARRANGEMENTS.
daily except sunday
ngton laT the West, follows
lst Mail train Sunday excepted
allowing passengers breakfast Relay Washing
Junction, before proceeding West
"a The Louis Express Connexion
al p reaching Cincinnati day,
Southwest Louis Kansas Sc fine from Washington
Cincinnati 70 hours o Louis only "A boars.
~ Cincinnati Duton Indianapolis Cairo 81 Louis Chesgo and
Nowe Express leaves daily saturday and Sunday
445, connecting Washington Baltimore
Baltimore at TO- To Wow the Tho
road ~ daylight take the saj and 745 M, 4s5, train
from Washington.
PArkersburg all Virginia
take the $50, tram For Railroad
tle
Through tickets and baggage checks quarters
other possible facility, will be found upon
the main OF
road will leave Washington AS follows
all points between Washington junction Piedmont
Gas T.i5, a. trains
For stations Wheeling take the al
m To with the Frederick train take the aso p m
train.
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS;
Leave Washington Baltimore 535 and 7a5, so
and 4.45, p. On sunday at $50, m only
and 80 and $50,
On sunday at 4 80, m, only.
The zi5 and As trains only VIII stations and for
napo'is neSions
the West and the 30 a., aud $50 for the Enst
For further Information inquire the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket Office, Washington TfIoS. H. PARSONS Agent.
Aug 10
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tN-STREET BOWLING SALOON, 325 Il street.
~ between Twelfth streceThe
would respectfully the citizens and those temporarily
residing Washington that the above and
hment will be Monday 49, 1885, AFTER
been closed the
cstab handsome
gentlemen quest sufficient bduce
offered order be hrs,
served
proprietor begs his the public for
having literally heretofore octs cmnu
o. their patronage. j. MARI
1S-d1ws
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CHxsApIAKs AND Ono CANAt.--The Cumberland Tele-
graph says The canal still continues in fine navgabc
order throughout its entire length No interruptions
have occurred at any point The water in the Potomac
and Wills creek is very low, but by the wise precau-
onary of the present board of directors in rails
ing the dam at this point sufficient water has boon OBJ
tanned to send all the boats their way rejoicing The
work on the canal dams Nos and is, happy to
learn, progressing rapidly towards completion The
tractors vigorously at work with large force of
hands and hope to complete both by the first of Deem
bcr The work of the most substantial character be-
ing solid masonry laid in hydraulic cement, and put
down in way that nothing less than convuson of
ture would upheave IT, We may state PEASANT that
number of additional aboros will find ready employment
there, with good wages"
yoLuNrEKn Toast for the great celebration which the
City Councils have decided not to have
The Atlantic Cable Although for some time news was
not communicable, for which is nexpIicabe
yet the difficulties not noxtricabe and the enter
prise whose magnitude is by dospicabe) has
at length proved practicable and the cable applicable to
use. May its influence ever be amioable.
READINGS FROM THE POETS AND DRAMATTSTS. 4
Professor MacIeods announcement Of series of pub
lie readings at Philharmonic Hall will crafty many be-
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BY Jas. G. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioneers.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTT near Ju-
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31st xix O'CLOCK the premises the west pr,
Of lot No square NJ 53l fronting thirty street
between Third and Fourth running inches
This lot beautifully situated and rapidly nr
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THE LOST MEXICAN err


large city stood here il history unknown
ior eenns has been As conpiey buried
aya Of yesuyius."
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NOTICE TO TRAyEI.LERs.-NEw ARRANGE

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS ARRANGE
IN MENT, WITH GREATLY IMPROVED SCHEDULE WASH
MGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
Road Two fast daily lines Washington the Souh
aud Southwest Boats their berts Of street al
and ~ M Passengers by the morning
breakfast on board and enjoy pleasant sail Of hours
beautiful Potomac, passing full the
evening boat they insure good supper and Of -four
comfortable bers state time 10
with all the the South Southwest
The great southern mail conveyed route II being "a
miles shorter and 100 miles less raoan
making
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Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST no
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Iynchburg, Knoxville Atlanta
Nashville, GranA Junction, Montgomery,
and New Orleans
For through tickets further inlure at
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east Of Browns Hotel
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August lily Ticket Agent
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you want to buy, rent tune exchange, piano
mcoieon or buy music call the old aud established
piano and music of JOHN y. ELLIS,
Aug 27--st avenue between 9th
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NTANTED.--An agent to transact the business
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AIRS. KINGsEoRps SEMINARY For YOUNG

lvA LADIES, No. l5 street Washington CThe exercises
school viii be resumed october 1855 Circulars Including
terms &c, &c, wiz be furnished on application the
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Browns Hotel.

stroke New Orleans WIN Iibbey Charleston, s
u Whaey, Texas Il Robinson WiIminylon C
IA walter Alabama Simn b Myers, Virginia
X NJ Bishop, Cincinnati, Ohio Franklin III Wesser do
II Patterson, Indiana john II Deub, lady child Ala.
III Green a. lady, NY bama
~ fsak q Warren Illinois James Rudll, North Carolina
Hoy y scott. Texas Aiss G Barthasar Nav York
Master Henderson, Lynehbg DILLINGHAM;, lady servant
Virginia chid Mississippi ~fF
ialcs 3Ianshs, Alabama lady wcstport Nd
JF Clements lady do Thompson, Joseph Missouri
Hay wood North Carolina c. seldcn, lady child Memphis
Mrs Glover, Charleston, Carolina Tennessee
W Clover do Mr. s wynno 4 family do
n Cunningham, do
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KirkwoOd House.
National Hotel.
United States Hotel.

John Hoffman, Iorkvlc, NY VIM Butts Louisiana
Stephenson, Hudson, do Jesse b iaw, DC
Mr. 1. Finnal, Virginia Marcus yeiee Ioston
III II Wliien, Baltimore Geo Calvert yrrinin
John chancellor, Henry Richardson IIan,n,on Va.
q tasiabe do VIM Decker Long Branch, NY
Mrs Baldwin 2 children Va g Davis, Baltimore
= Purcell, do Henry C1arandsn England
john Smith, do Richard Walker Albany N Y
ISuhari, Maryland C Van Bcnliuzsr New Ysk
l. 7 Iovett, st Louis