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WINES. LIQUORS, &C.

fyHANPAGNR.-sANE Az USED AT THE GREAT
~ telegraphic cable supper al Palace asrden, Jules Pc
rier Fila branda nov landing will be sold 70 close
alignment ri ~ per basket quarts and pint BY the Importer
JOHN MURPHY, l0 water street, near Wall street
NEPOf POR PURn AND uNADUtrBRArRD Ia
auovs uoe william street. between Pine and Cedar
nd hcuts wniam and So stcse sreesAn kind Of wines
Svaptisa nina and foudon sou u the chofce
braads wood and Gsss for ale In large and rn qnsn
onaa SAMUEL nLiLsOk
NENuIHr London DOCK COgNAC Brandy F0UR
NJ teen od) do ports, sherries and hsdieres, m
wood or ess first class foreign light and sparkling vince
rum whskey sles porter, condiments and Havana
''' i" ''''' p''"'' n b. KIRK SO Futon street..
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PENSONALs
ID j, O. WILL. FIND LETTER AT TIE BROADWAY
ID. Post ONCE from b. H.
UfMMA L. BALL OR IsrRD, LIFT her HOME ON
win be thankfully received BY her afflicted
mother had red calico and nac hood, white
atockns leather shoes Any Keeping the said child
will dealt according TO law.
Send address Ne 2e5 West Twenty fourth street.
he PLAYED ON HARP or THOUSAND
III strings, aud paid bis $40. Verb ss-
IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF Mr.. DAVID
old friend BY sending his address 10 NJ A. Herald ONCE.
TANEs WALSH JANIS WALSH FORMERLY OF
81 Enstmore, Ireland. residing somewhere IN the
brother Daniel Gormsn Walsh late OF
Hf,ana VIII call the Britain Consulate, II Broadway be
wiz hear If something greatly 70 hts ADVANTAGE.
AR x YARD LATELY FROM THE Ny1GHsoRHoo3
M o Phiadelphia win oblige by calling $50 and 7s8
Broadway, New York, soon AZ possible.
NToTICE-ALL PERSONS WHO WRITE TO MRS.
IN Susan N. Wells. a Portage county, Ohio viii please
ngn their names Otherwise win not be noicet
DUDLEY H. WELLS
VA j. OFTEN, OF AMSTERDAM HOLLAND, Will.
call the subscriber be has received letters
for him. ADAM LILLIAN, 30 0reenwtcb street
VIyAJJ.A YOUR MOTHER 10 VERY DANgERoUsLY
w III 70 her NJ and all sbsIl be forgiven III
you In want Of money, write YOUR FATHER,
READlsG Conn, August Is, 1883
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DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
l. PAINTING AND PRoToeRAPHH CoMI
PHOTOG RAPHIC TRAITS
In Oil ColOrs, on Canvas,
MINIATURE OR SIZE OF LIFE.
Z. WALKERS


PORTRAIT AED PICTURE GALLERY,
>. WALKER has fitted MP the above sracous
apartments at very great cutay OF capital. thereby
rendering his establishment one of the most com-
pete and handsome the whole country. He has
large Gallery for free ezhibfttor of upward of 30
fine Oil Paintings, BY Of the best ancient nd
Modern masters, 10 which he intends 10 aed fresh
pete suit of roorls with private robIng apartments
for ladies, and purchased the finest possible nstru
ments and engaged hrst class operative artist TO
assist him the department for taking all kinds OF
PHOTOGRAPHIC, hMBROTIPE AND DA-
GUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, from the
smallest nrinintsre TO size Of fQ..
8. WALKER. by combining the Photographic Pro-
cess with the art OF Painting, of which he has hsd
IS years experience and whose specimens of life
lies OF the city, as well as those exhibited in his
Gallery, he VIII he able. by the combination of the
two, To produce portraits that have never been
ceed for their fidelity and lIe like 1pressiOn. Can
Vas and boards prepared Ivy himself expressly for
the purpose.
traits, Miniature or lfeslzc, from small pictures of
dscsassf friends,
Photographs taken from corpses, OF sick rersons
taken at their own residences, immediate NOTICE
Committees and classes taken in any number in
groups and any suanty of copies from the sod
81 reasonable charges.
Likenesses painted on Copper for Tomb stones.
Valuable Old Paintings, snd Old Family Portraits
carefully hack lined and restored 10 their Original
freshness.
LADIES' and gentlemen are respectfully soil cited
TO CAL III the 6HIer;. Shilling tome book store
entrance 81 str-oi. tso doors from Psnnsylvsnix
avshIe. " Liam
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Godisinss.
Tai sTs1'ss;.aRadls.ss.o,s.r


.. . & s: r: .ss . s
,','1 IlS Rom S' 1'.0''
,TAs sorss Se,ofxIa doen TO eo~,sses PiSsyIs.
never failed ex ut IN two cases, both Thunder Hu-
NOR. He has now in his possession over one hundred
certificates Of its value, oil within twenty miles of
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing Sore
One to three bottles viii cure the worst kind Of
Pimples on the Face.
bottle: M Sss the suIs the
Csnker IN the Mouth and Stomach.
Three to hye bottles are warranted to cure the
One or two bottles are warranted to cure all Hu-
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running of the
-Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt
One bottle win cure scsly Eruption. Of the Skin.
Two OF three bottles are warranted to cure the
most most desperate case OF Rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
:, Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case Of
benefit 10 always 81 pcrienced from the first bot
tie. and perfect cure is warranted when the above
Nothing looks so improbable TO those who have in
vain tried all the wonderful medicines of the day.
along old stone walls Should cure every humor in the
system yet It is q liked fact. you haye humor,
nor has about it sutins some cases butnot yours
Ipeddled over thousand bottles oft in the vicinity
OF Boston. j know the effects Of 1t in every case.
done in Massachusetts. gave II to children ear
Old, TO old people OF sixty. have seen poor puny,
y0rmy looking children, whose flesh was soft and
It'll,
To those who are subject TO a sick headache one
eatarrh and dizziness. Some who have taken il had
been oostIve for years, and have been regulated by
it. Where the body is sound it works quite easy,
b9t where there ls any deransement of the functions
yOu must not be alarmed they always disappear in
from four days to aweek. There is never a bad re-
gone, you viii feel yourself like a new person. /
heard some of the most xtravagant enoom of il
In my practice always kept 1t strictly for hu-
mors-hut since It's introduction general family
medicine, great and wonderful virtues have been
found IN II that never suspected.
Several cases OF epleptIc fts-G disease which was
always considered inourable, have been cured by a
T ns Hotses o Thaa msfS sS
lew who have seen more oft than have.
know ofseveral cases Of Dropsy, all Of them aged
Liver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever
and Ague, Pain in the side, Diseases of the SPINE,
and particularly In Diseases of he Kidneys, Co. the
dLsonyery mas done more good than any medicine
No change of diet ever eoessary-eat the best you
can get and enough oft.
Directions for Use.-Adults one table spoonful
per day-childIen over ten years dessert spoonful
children from FIVE TO eight years, tea spoonful. As
no directions can he applicable To sill
take sIflcient To operate on the bowels twlo6 DAT
DoNATb bA K'EENPNEDY.
No. 100 Warrsn Shssf, Ro1bxry, Massseksssfts,
Agents for Washing ton.-Chss. Stott Il Co., r..
Gilman, kidweil ! Lawrence, j. D, Gardner, Burn
Martin kIng, NaIrn d Palmer Schwartz & Co, d
Boswell DANIEL .: Clark, J. T. MIhnrn, Dunfar
IL Nj 4 l. my r-ls
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOX ALL PARTS or TIRE VEST.
~ ~ - Gsza5 s>ss::s,ss sz

~ ~ ~ $3.50 ss
BALTIMORE AND ono RAILROAD.
The recent extension and Improvement Of Its lead
ing connecting lines Al the Neht has required en-
tfe revision OF the running arrangements Ofthis read
by winch highly ImpnrtaEt adyantasez TO the tray
IS, Iss7 THREE DAILY '! FRAME vii Ls' rune rune
III both direct,ons for Through Ga2s.nseIs;
rom Camden station Baltimore, nj \. M .(eauek
SUNDAY stops a way stations AID arrives al Cum
Sec9nd-Tle nj all TRAIN starts SUNDAY e1
cePtsdj 1850 A. NJ and arrives at Wheeling AZ IS
trans for ColunbGs Cincinnati. Indianapolis Lou
IsvIlle, ChlcaEo, 81 LOUIS 49, and at same place
Gleyeisnd Road, and also at Parkersburg with Ma
.ThIIdNTie ST. LOUIS and CINCINNATI
EMPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at 5n' +. NJ, con
nectIng az Benwood at 8 A. NJ. with express trains
ems az COluDibps,) and reaching there IN hut -
hours from Baltimore and % hours from Washing
roads for ChillicoIhe Cnoinnstl, etc. These trans
Louis, aud al Cincinnati with the Great Ohio and
MIsslSslPpl Express for louisville. Caro- and St.
Onls through To ~. Louis IN less than AZ hours from
Baltimore. BY this train the time to all the central
and southern places in the West is mu CHI less while
the shortest Of other routes From the West t these
wns az Are squa eose snd SATISFACTORY ar
IL Baggage checked through to ell points.
THROUGH TICKETS sold at lowest rates a,
Camden Station and at Washington, ID. G.
Passengers from Baltimore Washington mar
rtsT the tntIrs road BY daylight, by taking uuITu
ing trains and LYNX over at Cumberland or Oak.
lanI, and IesuHlnE aext morning. by Wheeling Ao.
eonmodaticn tram, leaving Cumberland at and
Oakland at 1880
FOB WAY PASSERGER
The Cumberland q accommodation TIaIn at 7 a. Nj >,
VIII stop at all Stations cast of Cumberland nd tho
Witnessing Accommodation at all Stations beyond
Cumberland golng West. Eastwarsy, the Nal
Tram leaves Wheeling AZ 8.p A. NJ, and ccommo-
datIon leaves Cumberland at 9, reaching baltimore
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH. between Grafton and Park ersburg, way
passengers Will take the Express westwardIJ and
the Mail sastwardly.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4 p. NJ,
stoPping AT way stations. Leaves Frederick at
A; NJ, srrlving OF Baltimore r. noon.
Ire ELi.lCOTF'S MIbLTRAIN leaves at s. q
a ~, ann 5i5 T. NJ. Leaves EllioOtt's nj lille at
A. Nj. and II. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at AIS and BIS
A. NJ; 8 and5.l5 J. NJ. On Sundays at 4.lS A. NJ,
NJ and sand 40 p. NJ. On Sunday at IA. NJ, and
The irst and fourth train. from Baltimore, and N.
sesond and fourth trains from Washing on, will he
express mail traIns. stopping only At Washing ton
Jgnctlon and Annapolis Junction.
Tho Si5 and g. Is trains from Baltimore and the -
ana - vans from Washington connect with the
trains from Anna polls.
or tcsets information, fare, 4 O., apply to ]. T
sE,NGLAhD, Agent, q the Ticket othoe, Camden
~ l3-tf Master Of TRANSPORTATION. baltimore.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

q
~ On the petition of Henry McCarty, Of PIti.bnr,.h
Pennsylyania praylng for the tension OF n. .n,
granted 70 HIM oa the leh of March IslI for An ~,
Pioyenent IN SuspendipE, opening, and CLOSING
Lock 1ates- FOR seven years from The expir,ii1,es
II said patent which takes place ON ths l6lh as, M
March, l953: ~ "N' oi
Is ordered that the said petition he heard Il, the
PStent Onice on Monday. March the stL n4xt al i3
ciOok M snn al persons are notified appesr mi
esght not TO be granted T''
Persons opPosIng the extension required 10 6le
iH the Patent Ofce their objections spec ali, .af
forth IN writing, ~ least twenty DAYS befors The "a,
oil hearing all Testimony flied by either party To- lie
used At Tie SAID hearing must LIE taken and transmit
Ted IN sccordanoe with the rules Of the Office hioh
vii he furnished on sppli cation.
The testimony IN the will be closed on the 25h
81 eorusry: dispositions and other papers relied
upon as testimony must he kled In tbs Once ON or
befors the morning Of that day; I'll arzumes nny
within ten days thereafter ''
,pfdUed $50. tnat this ROtIos be published In the
prom, NATIONAL lntelligencer, and EyenInf Star
N.hInEton; Republican, Baltimore: Arms, Pbila-
uslphs' Daily News, New York: and Ia1uirer Cir
.lnhaau' ONO: once a week Tor three suocassivs
d. - previous 10 the eth day Of March neIt. The
JOS. HOLT
s-E1,,.. ,oIniHssiOner 81 Patents
And ,.n5 ,es "f the above rapers will plat 50 co,
,nst Ds 10 the Patent DIce with ma 80
Law.
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Il ORD BSRON'S WORKS, 9 vols. Nuus,'s
Il London edition, ia purple calf binding.
knights Pictorial Shakespeare, . vols, octave.
London. green calf.
Ihs Stanford Shakespeare, 10 vols, London, IN
oak cases. -. '' ''
gilt. 10y ~ ''''"
British Poets. vols, London, half calf
nose Biographical Dictionary, u vOls., London,
Rollins AEcIsnt History. vols, London, Inany
maps, IN half calf '
Burneps Histories. 8 vols, LOndou, half calf
London. half ealf '' '''"''
Whewell's History of the Ipduct,v. Sc,a,oo. q
vols, London, fu calf
BnIEer's Novels, y vols, London, green calf
AND many other standard works IN Inns bntInvs
imported from London by
dS FRANCK TAYLOR
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EVENING STAR.
lwRIrrES roR THE STAR.
THE HUMAN HEART.

"Oh love- no habitaut Of ssrth thou art,
An unseen seraph We believe IN thee. gToH.
False words are these. the human heart, while
pulses throb and thrill,
VIII ever ysarn for tenderness o On blIshtsd loving
LovInt IN some lose memories cell. al object good
Zen 4 the hopes are deeply sunk in clouds Of dark
Love is heavenly messengers sunshine for the
soul, .
To tighten up weary life, while wandering to its
1t oOmoIh to the convcts cell, lone dark with
ain,
in memory 8 mothers kiss dwells deep the heart
II stim eth thoughths of heaven on high. where
angel spirits dwell, =.
And that hard man Is weeping now, In his dark
nOIsone oell.
The human heart-the human heart is mysterious
But ct there is power can come and round it's
tendrlls cling;
And the wild my stery is gone, and like the bright
IL sloweth with q radiant hope, and with a love
divine.
BIvns-yes, in the sight ofheavsn. though breathing
II cannot glow IN purity, Init reaebes heaven above
Stretches afsr, and with fold would ella p all
Which gentle now and lovely seem. as formed by
FAY not this worlds a weary waste, filed with de-
ceit and guile,
Ii cannot be while loving ones around our pathway
smile,
And while a hope of heaven Is left, no heart from
love 10 free,
Though c1Ilous grown with pride, ard scorn, and
The poet an his giooiay hours had doubts of love
Else from his lips those words In scOrn had never
left their thrIne.
BucVVSegAM Bucks CO. Pa, December, 1867.
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BucxINeHAM. Bucks CO.. Pa. Deoemher. Is5l

III One David Thompson has been arrested
in Providence on charge of being leader of a
band of robbers who have infested Massachu-
sets.
III The case OF Ellen Ainseough, against
Daniel Smith, for an alleged breach of promise
of marriage, the trial of which was concluded on
Saturday The jury returned verdict for the
plaintiff, and assessed damages in the sum Of
si,OOO, only one thousand less than claimed
says the Journal. The defendant, however, Is
said to be wholly unable to pay 80 large sum.
iIT A citizen Of Kansas, who preferred good
old Pennsylvania TO Kansas, with or without the
LecOmpton constitution, recently found himself
In Philadelphia, hard up. He at last found a
person who employed him to carry a brick from
one side of Market street To the other for one
dollar per diem. The crowd became so great
that the reserve police were called into requisi-
ton.
III gentleman in Terre Haute has map of
Mexico drafted by Aaron Burr himself, in con-
temptation OF his exped tion against that country
when he was arrested for treason. Phe different
points on the Gulf, and the location Of the prin-
eiPal places in the Interior elineated with a
minUteness and fidelity seldom met with in pro-
ductiOns of this character.
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WA .HINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
&ss ss
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS

TRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS:
From WASHINGTON at 8 q. m, connecting q,
Relay with trains for the West, and at Baltimore
with those for Philadelphia and New York; ut 80
g. m, for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, ano
New York at p. m. for Baltimore and Norfolk
and at Rels! with Frederick train.
ExPRESS at 40 p. IN. at Relay for the Weat,
and for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
On Sunday at 80 D. N.
From BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON sl
Ais and 9.l5 a. m, and Sis p. IN.
On Sunday at Ais q. m.
je la-tf T. PARSONS, Agent.
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V'HE MUSIC DEPOT OF w. G. METZE-
. ROTr, corner OF Eleventh street and -ur<-..A<z,
Pennsy vanla avenue, Is the largest and?yVFYi
Otly complete Musical Estabii shment inf "
the DISTRICT Of Columns.
Bacon, Raven & Co a and Rosonkranze's cello
hrated PA NOS are always on hand IN greit varie
ty: also. Princes superior MELODE0NS.
Together with an immense stock OF Musical In
struments and Sheet Music Of every description.
FRANKFORT tuning exeeuted by hlr. Rebne.
daft
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RANKiNG HOUSE OF
ID CHUBB BROTHERS,

I" CEUBB BROTHERS.
DEPcsIr.. - Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
otIes received on Deposit at par, and Exchange on
SAID Cities furnished to Gepostnrs without charge
INTEREST on DEPOsITs.-Interest will be allowed
on Deposits at such rates AZ may be agreed upon.
DEPOSITS y VIRGINIA AND INCURRENT MONEY.
Deposits In Virginia aud other Uncurrent MeDey re-
celved To be checked for payable in funds or In
Di.coTSfs."Notes, DrafIs, and Biiis Of l.. chan. q
VII Ded;scpnnted, and Loans made Stocks, Bonds,
and Securities, Mt tke market rate.
LETTERS or CKEDIT.-Ietters Of Credit will be
iIrnshed, negotiable IN the different Cities Of the
United states on Deposit OF Money or Colla erals,
and interest allowed If Money is deposited, and
CHARGED If COaiers on such terms as MAY be ayr sed
upon.
TRAvErIHs BILLs OF ExcHAnsH.-Travelsrs will
sired negotiable in the different Cities OF the Union
BlLLs AND LETTER. OF CEEIIT OK EHGLANp, IR1-
"a lap ASD EUEoPE3Blli: of Exchange and Letters
OF Credit on England, Ireland and Europe, furnished
at the market rate for Exchange, IN sums to suit
BONDS, Stocks, &o.-Bonds, Stocks, and Securi-
he dsSn es az iof ss ~
pr cent. Where Stocks are bought upon ORDERS we
,sssIve the rIEht to cal for deposit 10 Pr on
the cogt. Bonds or Stocks will DO ordered by tele-
graph.
RAILROAD, CIrr. AND STAIR BorDs.-Railrosd,
negotiation, either IN this country Europe Rail
ROAD Ir9s purchased for Dash or with Bobds.
LAMP WARR.NTs;-Land Warrants bought at the
market rates. All Warrants sold BY Us are co 1yax-
b:d IN every respect.
Land Warrants located on commission,
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished IL re-
Warrants will 10 FORWARDED to Western House. On
oroeIs or sent ioi sale on commission to responsibe
RI, RsAL E'ItJx APP Is.uRtsc.s.-Roal Estate
CosaHEs@Cl.ims on the United States. before n:
Court OF Glams or Congress- intrusted to US, will be
prosecuted BY prompt and able attor3eys;
jan n Opposite the Treasury.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

For freight or passage, apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. IS, Wall street,
New YORK.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., LIVERPOOL
b. q. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris.
The owners of these ships will not he accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious
stones metals, unless bills OF l6ding are signed
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein.
a
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NoIlCE-AIl persons indebted TO mo- other by
no1es past cue or open accounts, are heTeby
tnat their accounts, If not paid on or haIoT
VI ISL oI JanuaIy. will he placed IN the hands of
omcers to make the money out Of u
Wine, Liquor, ClgsI and Grocery ators No *.
I'm street. corner Of Il, near the Canal ''' wv
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Traveller Dirsstery

These ships having been built BY contract
for Government service, every care has boon taken
in their construction, also their engines to in
for passengers are unesueled for elegance and com
fort.
The steamers this line have improved water
tight compartments, and pense has been spared
to make them all as good new, the thorough exam
nation gwen them proves their mode of cons q nc
ton y ct uueq Jailed.
Price OF passage from New York to Liverpool, in
first cabin, SlSl; IN second do, SIS; From Liver
pool * New FORK, ~ and 20 guiness. An expert
perenced san geon attached to each ship. No borths
can BIO securou until paid for,
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ARRIHALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELs

BROWNS HOTEL Page, Del; Vim
Heiss, NY; ] Dlkin,, J McCaffsrty, C Irving; J
Il H lngls, DC; Capt L Bunny, Mo; c $ shIlye
MI c Pecottr; l. Pallard, r. Lecontre, VI
Martin, @; Price and lady, Nd; @ W Fish
er and lady, do; Phillips, Ala VI VI Johnson.
Va; Miss Johnson, do; = stewart, La: w Kemp
NC; Smith, do p Brooks, Va ] Flyers
field, Md; b Clemens; F. III Wvbell. Md; Jas
Swyn, Pa; VI Du Val, Md; W NJ -W.lch do ; Il
T Lister. o; J NJ Duke, XIV; r W MrComa-
~ Caldwell, Va II Brewer. NY; WIN {
Kennedy, Mo; > Watt, Ind; q B Eustis, Mass
I'll Chase, Va; L w Brooke. Md: w Bowie
do; ID O2dsn, NY; W + Baker aud lady, CT: )
A Besson and lady, NY; X NJ Jones' Va; J Gil
lane, Md; Grace and lady. Pa l. A Boarp
La w Hodges, Miss; J " Baden, Md; e Ken
nsy DC; Fipnn, do; b c Kennedy, La; W
ashidgton, DC; Graham, do /; II Fuller
NY; Hon John Mcqueen Sc 20 dc Muruu;on,
do, Md; MIR Garrett, NY. .
NATIONAL HOTEE-J n Boyle and son
MO; % Lewis, Kansas Territory; b Johnson
III; + Myers, Va; Col W randin, Ny; Ii
Baird, Cal; Mrs Redding, W ash n; : Todd
Min Territory; Pecotta. ID Moff-tt, n Rrupirn
Iowa; Mccall. Va: y Jann-y, Nd: q NJ Ran
som; L y; Hon u Chandler and faulty Mich:
Rawlings, do f Perri-, WIN n PhIfr.r' p "
PerIie; Nd; Lesurr, Va; W NJ Babbtt, y J; 7
Allison, do.
kIRKWOOD HOUSE. K CrockweIl. RT.
", w Rin86urg Min; w Able. do; 4 + Coz +,
IiIi III Phillips, NY; Miss Page, do; Mis-,
Cross. do; c McLemon, Cal; A Little. Va: q
Williamson, do; W II Barly, do; Miss F Eng
iish. do; Mrs Richardson aod family, Cal ! \
Milne. Va; u Beg, sd; y WorlLincton.
do Dennis .T;"f w Stone- Pa: W Jtuart
u; 'schoonover, Pa; J u Brackenburg,
U. :. HOTEL, IL. O SMITH SIS Crowd
NY; . Moten, Va; Il Murphy. do; n Mon
roe, NY; w L Clavier, Va; } sanford, do; II
PuIebsIt, Va; Masters, do; Hon ) III W God
ION and family, Mo; T. Pierce, md; II L. w
Bnnkley. Tenn; NJ Stevens, Nv; CL Craig Mo,
ker, Va; w Ferguson, do; w Ferguson
do; VI Jones, do; 7 BaggOtt, do
WlLLARDS HOTEI4-A Kimmel Md TN
HOdgson and lady Pa; A Withers, Virginia; Mr.
Peyton, do; Mr. Shields, Min; Com SIoat. u : y;
r Sargent, Joel Clements, Mass; l. Mahany
y Xxx; w ID Nallach, DC; ; Fiske, MI; = &
Bogert, NY McDOugal, USN; W ii Dick Pa;
Pierce Butler, do; X N Price NJ