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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-19
Hoboksm City News.

THE Rior PosrrovxD--0a Saturday IL was anticipated
that there would be RIO, bet~een the stage pro
presors of the various lines running Roboken
the authorities OF The city. In Consequence OF
intending To enforce the law regard the running Of
stages Accordingly, saturday, Pursuant 70 q resou
ton passed by the Coramon Council on "Wednesday
Alderman Wilsop, acting Mayor proc seded "
number Of volunteers, to OF 100 men
their services sSoaa be required pasen spseai po'as
men we're also svorn IN for SPECIAL duty L.cn Of those
otocers we're povided WITH badge ocarsg tae words
coat Of Of the STATE. Yesterday every nng pre-
pared 70 prevent spy disturbance the whole ponce
force a. well ~ the specias, were on dosy carry
roroipg. An agreement made during the m ,rnips
between Mayor Wilson and the stage psoprot,rs, py
which was understood that the stages srouId run 90
further than Scvsntn street ms agreement strictly
adhered 10 throughout the DAY and diculty
occurred During tie morning heavy occurred,
have been had II been pesssnt Altogether n vas ~
quiet DAY A could have been wshei, the anticipated
riot having been postponei oy the weather.
lH CASH o. Ds RvIERE Not ~nhsisndlns the agree
men. made betsoen all parties las. THURSDAY ansrpoos
that MISS Emma j. Bount delivered 10 her parent
all proceedings on the hsbcas corpus would be stayed u
that s1dlCnl step1 70 b. tasen bsvirg refe-
'ence 10 Captain de Rsieru Witnesses have been
nAoLed 10 Nsnd before Jss,ice OsoeD ths moraDg. at
ene OcOck, W answer tbs matter VI tho mate
" tho baoess corpus ~ Mr. HuDcse frvm tue fss
some addioual -Lesses have been opUsed wh) koox
ootnns m relation y hg. Hanckes Connection he
ansr, Supposed that The present. proceedings are u
sieuttd VITA view 70 learn tbs whereabouts nf
90 rivere Mr.. HdnCks thinks ne has Deso sufli
olsnty annoyed about tho matter already, aai will N
turtbef troubled make relation n IN.
ssypearatce or hss Bouot, vhtoh viii 1rog he name
81 cerais gentleman pEOrnlnenty before trs pupur
Colonel Bi0uIi snd sssgnter supposed 70 be a.
Tie res dance Or nr De Wees, Ia New York DOT NJ n
rumored that both if Saturday evening for toe outb
hrs. Boast remains at Me hotel NapoIsoo Al aobgkeo
400 ss0 thnss mo rrDOr 70 DO Couuse tor Ar
uoncke 'hnks tn the proceedings the presen. case
instituted by colonel Bount or w.h ns consent =. q,
tbe agreement maze on THURSDAY tal there Ne csstsnly
breach OF faith which ought not % te tolerated by hs
Oourt The whole case VIII probably be settled to day
TRAINING PoR TVS FioHr.-''Beneca Boy Or John
Beersn, understood N be training somewhere In ersey
Ci.y for The cool< mpls,sd nsht with Morrssey he
daily seen Ia company WIN BUY nussu, who is aso
solcorpsr IN Jersey. JohDny Morrssey from
Albany on thursday, looking be, TO- Vas laipins
Tor the contest IL understood that bosn parties
70 meet on Tuesday 70 pus the money up me sager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-19
Personal IntsIllgence.

The Montgomery (As) Nal OF tho 10th Inst says ths
Mexico, arrived that city oa the evening previous
accom- panied by two friends, ana left tue
oornirs train for Washington. IL s SAID that Genera
from the liberal party Of his country, when be will
submit 70 the President and Cabinet
ARRIVALS.
S, rss,; Rsss, S's H ,aSs
Eousr Vhariops Eomer q scsuidt, Isus srs.esd-r,
n. sds kss ss afSss
JBBu,sr Susr, ' Nuon, ArlAm, Miss ArlAm, O uas,
DEPARTURES.
For Rre.ss I. the ,,esnssip srsmsn No lns.lrodh
q :. l,,s NJ. Wa .u,sgslp.aa xr JOIN risns NJ.
.s.e sSd stoAs fe ". ssna,oSs s.pSs.S AL
ss s ass 'Sns Sfi.s I'm as. S sss s' e.s f
ka:, e'lr S. s,''s ss: .qs % k
,ss,s. es. and . 's sr S,s s LADY an. 80
Lss..oh. s,s.el s srn.,, sod l.ay " geTi.,osh ~
Muser. GERBER Gottfr Mueller ADO ph Jscossen Mas
s s pp"ss c s-' Rc.-S S.s ss.s sSs s
nsSs.s ~, M nsss:n-,s ,.a lay Ne. q Sss q, !,
T. specie Af' '' ''Ans md my Two 'es'-' ''OO' "
FOR liverpool the u.hip City Of v.-hneopvesr-
Er.ni wrisiey, Srs Em.ins xtiIs eSild sns nNa, 70
syrn. bsnr, Leaesne s.s 500 Jsmes iesso yss Vigaa
csle we'd Nrs Bansr,ds NJ. s,sps and 10 ehl iSen
Fun G.. M ssRf 30, ss5 as.ss .G .
Mr. Ssstin, Mr. Gsssin Wv snory, Miss sarsn fAs
Dhhop LA,s Mrs cbfetJp Miss Singleton diss joe Pos
mrs scUsrno,s Mis- smith and mDsr-rp , Cea
r Jsmea ncvsstrs Mr. simpson, Mr. Car ton Charles fOE,
Berry 'ephens Mr. 9rstdur rur1er, err AMI vie.
fr CS ron ssd vie, aoot sufdea soma Davis Mrs. Lss@
Msjor swrsy Mr. N vrcis william Dsm.aeid yss Ids
Mnde Nj Bayne an lady, charles smit rsmue Dvaoa,
Mss eurke hiss O'Neil, Mr. Red, W siorna, Moore
aed lsdy Jons snarpe NJ Phillips George Csrter rhoEs.
Ncalon George Fsn'h1n am lady, NJ Caiac n, occs
rhos vhyte John Uavidsou, v X STANTON, n H,rrs,r
NJ lsrsipg koht tresbon Rev risasgsn, Mr. Douglas
eeorse wales w Hough Oliver 0reecs, Tkos Gray O
e-, Jas swami, xss Resdinx NJ Dillon NJ Jefsvsr
yauev augb In rurnbul snd waller Hercrenrsih
q Bsohor-ssd $40 in The seersge
For Savannah, In the earssip Hunlsvfie-Poht Elton.
80 Mon Ms. f,ynn, Mas FLYNN . & snass~s;
Poet, " u voorhee, Nrs Guild Mss Guild "a ) FORK W
Feet hss Josephine West 10 sseersge
For Chsrlescn n the s,csmsh'p Kenph. Mrs Guire.
Wafer sure. Mr. Don0vsn Mise Nurphy ID Henderson,,
wn Melden, J KELLEY Shay, Jas LeGy, Arnoli-S
: Fer savannah m ne steamship AhSsn.-A Bycsn.u T
rsvscm.. j. Iovd, u Lows. wcGu!e, ypo Kelly
.rc.wen, Ans, Rev rrencs, siss French, Mr. AND
nrs hsson ruler NJ Flei hmsn ami child feeamsn,
Hsrs Henry Dick mon. Dr Andrews, Cape " III
Dsfhsrt, WH Burns, Kelley mrs xoran--s steersEe
For Ncrfos, rsserturg and Ricbmoad IN the steamship
moo. " Bs,lsy, Joan n smith, Uhsrlss Bsr-pr, q ca
SOY hsimsr William Davidson Myers Chss short
Fhrted " fair6s 3D. y Lapenhy Msree us selis W
utd-el ard lacy, Jsmes ana friend, % Partridge,
Poet Taessr y w,isS, ssd "a, 8 q asy yard. s,i
slvlhe mrs Syst Miss " Npssur. Mrs arocm me- Mes
y COME Alsxsnter Guild, ~ Water hgr bS0goNiea
Nd esls n s.eersge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-19
TO THE EDITOR OF TEE NEW YORK HERALD.
p..- r.w~t, Fate 1879

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD
Pom JRys July II, 1868.
N an editorial Of the HERALD Of ths morning. in regard
10 NE accident the New York and Erie Railroad at sbin
Bollow, you Fay 90" quite probable that at the present
she rolling stock almost unfit for use" Permi, metoin
form ycu that you do the New york and Erie Railroad
Cempsny great injustice 10 mafiog such an uuf0ln1ed
cAafse Ihet portion Of the rolling stock 10 on
ne New bWx and Erie Railroad u bettor oon
oMoh sn present, and not surpassed by tht OF any
70 mat porucn used Tor conveying pwsseneers Inmodi
hey AFTER W. korsn became President Of Mo Erie Raj
roso ne Auhorzed the employment OF extra force ~
Mechanics 70 put the rsrg sock 10 the beet possible COO
nlhon, which order was fully carried out Az OF tho
somleny vorsshops one The pay rolls pcre ssed ",
Nhus twenty nve Thousand dollars lrst fonr
oi w norans admn is'ratiop. would ask n this looks
re ers the rcllng stock go down. ~ evs- an avesues
t"s tocn ~ you itsst on, should take place v viii o.
nspir Gay for the are Road. YOi wi then discover
'o~' VIC IRE ROAD has neither rotten bridges or cars
FAIR PLAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-19

The United States amp supply sailed from Rio ia
nero for New York on the stn ulk
The trial Of Connsnder Boutwell,, y g ", On certain
charges aod specifications, involving dsobodiencs Of or.
aers wbe unotr Commodore Msrvn In the Pscnc sqa
ron, vhiCb brught against nm ~ the Navy Do.rt
ent concluded severs osys seo, but the ders,o ia
,. ~ ~ :. =. fuso ~ Son. vas found
~ the court 70 be dismissed IRON the service Pressen.
suchsrsn has, however, mtigated tn,s puasamspt b.
ordetns w s stead ne su-veostin from the service q,
Com. V. for Eve yess on faroOsh psy.
me brig o. -T perry. ConrSodsr q =. r,,vsr,o ca.
al bueaUs Ayres On ne 15'b % Nav "
ne Uassa s'e'ss siofesnp ruppiy sa,sd -r,p, FL, Il,
nslrV JAY II ier Nt~ Ye-r i'' %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-19


Social Service as Nc. Lulxes Hospital.
Al six o'clock yesterday afternoon large Of
yersns assembled in the chapel Of the above named hos.
pnal IN Frfsy.rourib street. between Fftn and Sixth
avepuss 70 attend religious service Of the members Of
ne Juner Associations Of tbs hospital the occasion OF
NE death Of Hamilton, their is,e treasurer.
considerable sumbcr Of he friends Of the deceased were
present. and among the congregation VIC noticed not fc
sjo,hcd In the sable hADnens Of mourung, respect
10 .be q emory Vi the departed.
Mr.. hamilton, 10 will be remembered, sas one Of the
monroe suArs % honor. and came 70 MS DEAN ~
beng arcics nta'y drosned.
The services were begun BY The singing Of by mn,
arer prayers sere said by the Rev Sr. Lawreace
Tns Of ,he evening read by the Rev. M
Bradley.
mes two cIersyuep were robes In their surprces
The Rsv Dr. aumkSEERa tpeo oenvereo N address on
Abe character and usefsinees the deceased
hsisrea 70 With marked attention, showing tae necessity
. Christian profession consequence OF
nseersarty human hic. The oeoo.sod had sl~ys en
sssvcrrd hole BY she faith End iu The sacscd
uss 70 those rho sted bis removal from
smose them Bat they naf the couaoS,ipn o. sn0sing
Nat be Gas gone 70 los aes 'p,s ?. soe Jus nsas pr
thefe .ho len pebud, sbxous for tGeir endurance
usie ,oe end. And u seemed az n they were saying %
isose 70 ser them, SO strong, cut you
Me ep-fsht the 5000 hgns, ana fail not 70 JOIN us 10
A,tSs copclu.iou OF the address. the lash hymn
sups by The cnor and congregation. Il ocmmenced-
Rise uly soul streJso tny sidgs,
The Rev. Ir nuniENBKAe observed tbsi this hymn was
selected because u toe fsvcrts o. The
asoeseed, -ho de he'd Oft tme 10 sing it. rns fact,
sa'sd Just befofe the hynn suuglent sddilb7sl
interest," and every pesesn prcsea seemed W Joa IA we
chorus ~ih the Utmost fsrvency.
Appropriate prayers ior tbe screwed family ,ber
cse,.o the reverend geps.eusn mplerng the efces Of
skmd Providence co toose wnom, TIE exercse OF hs
M crBtsbo sin, be- osd deemea il proper 70 ani'ct
Another ky mn (hc 17l1J then sung, bcslnning-
Softy now the hsot VI DAY
Fsoe,n from ny sisbt sFay.
The music seet Impressive, Aad perfor1
ed ny the boys Of the choir OF the commupi1o. rms
whole service was OF solemn aod imposing character
n urn The sipg pg Of the tav5rite hymn Of
se-ed snd the prayers Cor selfare 81 his
fsvDy, there we're many weeping eyes anoag the con
ertgston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-19

The Montgomery (As) MAJ OF tho 10Th Inst says thu,
General rrias Of the lesders OF the liberal party
Mexico, arrived that city the evening previous,
accom- panied by two friends, ana left on tue
oornirs train for Warrington. ~ said that General
rr1s waits the federal city with certain propositions
from the liberal party Of his country, which he will
submit 70 the President and Cabinet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-19

On the 18th inst we published telegraphe dcsdstoh
nom st. Louis Of the settlement OF the Mormon question.
On tho 10Th we gave the official spAiches shs govern
ment on the game point. We give our own osrres-
pondence which will be found very interesting -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-19

NO NEWS OF THE TELEGRAPH FLEET.
HnIEAS, July 1s-5P. A.
Owing probably to some sght disarrAssemcn, OF the
me there mas been no communication with Newfcand.
me ts.say. The weather hero N cam and cloudy.
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
For All Parts of the West.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMRNTS
FINllllEE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
"A bcrland, Wheeling, md all parts Of the Vest
1t The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Except Sunday al
6a5 connecting with from Philadelphia;
washington @ nnc'ion will stop and
berland at O'Clock, y,
ID The MAIL TRAIN
at $50 and reaches Wheeling m connecting at Rs
wood with trains Cor Columbus Cincinnati
ve Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago, st. Louis Cairo
mediate paints. ~
ID The EXPRESS TRAIN daily nj T. n m copnec,inp with
diatc places The distance
places he West u nearly 100 miles
route The time to these places Is also unsquaied.
Baggage checked through " Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis
81. Louis. 80
Passengers and baggage al nj points free
THROUGH TICKETS large towns in tho wcS,
the lowest possible the ticket station and Al
Washington city. -
A second cinss attached o The malt train
Passengers from Baltimore Washington may e rood
daylight by taking accommodation
Cumberland Oakland They
train which leaves Cumberland $50 m reaches wheeng
at 2, p.
Passengers Washington ample for meals a, yssb
ngton Junction.
This the only by which through tickets and baruaoe
be obtained In Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGERS. ~ III.
The accommodation stop at all stations a. of
Cumberland and the stations beyond going
Easwardy tho mail train Wheeling M ana
mediation leaves Cumberland reaching Baltimore al a. = m
The FREDERICK TRAIN mt Except Sunday snr
ut stations Leaves Frederick O. m arriving - nisc
a 80
The EiJICUTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden Station Al ~
and 80, Leaves Ehcotts Mills Jo M and 10 n m
except Sunday. ''r'"'
W. wooIsnH
Jan H--du Master OF transportation
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

their incomes The undersigned has
ed from the United States for tho
nd machinery converting
the through the
preparation machinery until h ready for ship
weaving
The this will he least
uubrokcn and
Of To
W win he about AMY cent
viii command the markets Of tho world disancnr compcIon
advanced prices
undersigned dispose privileges
and planters VIII hc informed
strucns how 10 it, how 10 obtain machinery
other particulars application addressed
Bee 6-2awIyir GEORGE O. HENRY, Mobile
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
3. G. Herring d Co.'s Patent Champion safes.

3. G. Herring d Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
VNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
Il finding that discriminating public bcsowng
that extent that
their stock have enlarged their by opening
and salcsroom adway No 251
pose the City Hail. This enlargement Of warehouse with tho
extensive enlargement their factory will enable
bcrs to hand larger huaar-
proof safes than other establishment in the world Particular
tenon will be Ind constructing private
with other furniture for the security OF plate aud ewey.
viii hand mako all kinds
and vaults Halls powder prG
doors Joncss patent perturbation bank Crygers
patent letter uek, without key.
s. C. HERRING 4
Nos. 135, 1877, and 139 Water street, and
No. 2hI Broadway, corner Murray st. New York.
i. COYIE X CO., Agents
Washington, u. c,
r. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26-1y Richmond, Virginia.
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York.
Trinity Buidnp, Ill Broadrdy
rINHE assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
Il and entirely cash. OF which three
lion hundred hou1nd drs invested bond aud
real estate in the and State Of New York valued at
iious Of dollars.
The profits already amounting miio
thousand dollars the property of the policy holders
TERMS
Forms Of application mud pamphlets giving every sup
Piled applying at the oAicc o the
FRED'K s. WINSTON President
ISAAC AHBa1T, Secretary.
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Aciuary.
MlNTURN POST, NJ. H., Medical Examiner
May 26--Iys
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
UNrKp STATES NAVAL CoURr or Ixourny.
Washington, February "a. 1sk7

1TNHE Judge advocate gives notice, for the nforma-
ton PARTIES coming before the court under sccoo Of
the act Of January 49, 1857 that they will respectively advised by
The department when their shall have "a M
court and that desirable that presenting thev
should come with list Of such NAV d.
sire to have summoned specifying which OF the
m htnss r the mentioned
"y 70 he applied respectively and suggesting the delay
which may be rcqured and of what witnesses
NJ CARLISLE, Judge Advocate
Feb 2st-n
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NEW YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS.
wheeler 4 Wilson.

wheeler 4 Wilson.
MANUFACTURING oopANYs IMPROVED SEWING MAcfNns,
khmtss., kamstacssrus, asd OAo1
FTNHESE machines combine all the improvements
that have Their extensive and Increasing
esived warrant the poprto warmly reconendns them They
have been suncenty long to test sn shoushy
Among advantages they possess over all others
Beauty simplicity construction consequent freedom
from IN ds,anssmsu. and need esd o. .,S rspsfs = or,
sd Noisecss movement
4 The remarkable perfection Of their stitching their sppca
Principal Office No $40 Broadway New York and agencies
IN say snS Issneps. IS Nls. cues o ''s on'''
Fashionable Dry Goods In New York
A immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con
IA stantly ON hand also, full and
ATTRACTIVE STUCK OF uAFrErfNGs
olc0hs matnss mats curtain materials curtains gil,
cornioes, window shades, &c. &c. &c,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR pRCTsI
LORD 4 TAYLOR
1885, 2b7, 25s, and 2oI street,
May 2o-ly and At and 40 Catharine street
Matthew Hale Smith,
COUNSELLOR LAW,
Rooms ~, "a, No. 16 Wall srsa, Nac York
aug 15-ut
Cyrus w. Field 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. III CiU areS, Nao York.
INVITE the attention of dealers and cons,lmtfs 10
i large stock printing, writing wrapp,nE and al other
paper which they SAFE al tho lowest market
May 2s-ly-
Ben. d Il. A. Whitl0ck Il Co.,
l3 Beckman Street. corner of Nassau. opposite The Asor
House,
pRoPRFToRs THE CHAMPAGNE CREMANT CABINET
IMPORTERS Of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants from Oad Dupuy Co.. Henncssey
ton houses Of the h,.hes. reputation pro
petcrs the celebrated tade In The native proof and
CnEunr vi
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard,
Iiqueur DIES champs dor,
Superior vineyard yieux Cognac.
ALSO
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaster Schnapp@
sherry Msderin and Port Sc &C.
Alos, Portcrs and cigars i-eu. RON sslplNts.
CHAMPAGNE, CREsiANT,
I'm &E W. Co the exclusive Of this and
given trial under their that
present imported
Benj NJ, Whilock,
Eiw'd A. Whitock,
Frcdk j. IIayerstick, BEN f. A. WHlTIOCK u co.
Oliver w Dodge
Henry Cammeyer.
May 28-1y~
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

X n. GllsLEr, Counsellor mt Law, has removed
I've ms onfce To his Franklin
thirteenth strecss s viii principal
" to cases In the United States Supreme Court
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
HOUsEFURNIsHING DRY GooDs.-HooE,

BROTHER co. north side Pennsylvania between sh
ANA s streets keep constantly hand full and completely
Cd stock Of the following goods they respectfully
vte the attention OF purchasers
The newest patterns Of
eSet c"rpes the newest patterns carpengs
newest ans OF Brussels carpengs three ply
common ingas, twied and plain yenian carpcngs
rnggets linen moor dnmask step danaks and oil cloths
rods, crump cit Mosaic velvet tutcd
passage mats, cocoa mangs, coored
ocr and table oil cloths;
panc linen aud cotton sheengs pillow linens; superior
table damaks satin dnmask table cloths and napkins
ask huekepacs diaper and other toweng piano
lace and muslin curtains brccatcI And other
tain Materials and other materials covering FURNITURE cl
conces and curtain hxure shade linens gimp curtain
pins &c crimson blue and velvet
and BRUSSELS otonas &c together with variety other
useful and articles, which ,. ,b
terms Ms 10 insure speedy sales. JAM n
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

"HlTE COLORED KID GLOVES from 60 TO 15
wv ccntsst received superior lot of Md gloves
wl dpcsc II thc rriccsco
have quite large stock hand md desire them Buyers
WIZ nna them TO he good, reliable glove.
WALL, STEPHENS Il co,
Dec 25-lw 32a Penn avenue between OH and 10Th s,v
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

We would call attention Gran,n who Ia
Territories and Is also commits
sioner in the United States Court Claims thor
oughy with tho AT
[Nc,U rk Daily
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
Improve Your Eyes.

CTRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris opti-
~ cn d. woOIFsON who has Europe with his
we'll manufacture good many
proved spectaces and glasses which the
rFIsCOr1C CoNCAyE AND CONVEX THE DOUBLE FOCUS AND
DOUBLE POLISHED BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, ETC,
which warranted
aract or tending to it also, SHORT -sIGlfTEpNFsS,
Persons who compelled glasses those
will be suited nj first sight. Those wonderful
DoUBIE-rolIsHED VENEZUELAN CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations the Fair
Paris through their
toiore unknown in any other improvements.
Also all styles opera spy, and magnyng glasses comrases,
and for sale hs
avenue eighth street No
Penn
very reasonable In E,rope
Nov 2l--d1y -
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
EBBITT HOUSE.
j. II. FREEM AN.
F street, between 18th and Nth streets,

WASHINGTON, D. G.
rINHlS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
Il 0ngy repaired and furnished with Superior
contains hundred and has all the requisites Of
nrst class house.
The proprietor has provided coach railroad
passengers and baggage TO the hotel
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
TNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
Statcs mail stcamcrsThe cemnrnius this line arc

The Atlantic. Capt. E1dridgc
The Baltic .,.......... Capt
The Airintic Capt. James
ships expressly
every their
their 10 strength their
for nnequalled for elegance
The this limo have
and make them
che thorough examination given them their
rxE@vALkD.
Price of passage New York Liverpool $780,
second cabin SIS From Liverpool York. 80 and 90
Guiness
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.