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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

GoIEe 70 NEBRAsKA.-The Buffalo
Express says: We understand that some
six hundred Of the German citizens Of
Buffalo are interested in a fourishing
settlement, to which the Lame Of "Arago''
has been given, on the Missouri river, in
the southern part of Nebraska Territory.
A sort of league of association, il seems,
was formed. and about four thousand
acres of land purchased for a settlement.
In the two of Arago, which shas been
laid out on the river, there are now about
two hundred inhabitants, and il promises
to become a thriving place. A consider
able comany of new settlers are going up
this Spring. we believe.-N. Y. Herald
Of .aPrd 18Th.
"Arago'' is on the Half Breed Tract
of land, about eight miles below this city.
The colony will be a valuable acquisition
to this section of country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
school Children in Kemaha County.

From the Report made out BY the
County Clerk. on the I'd Monday in this
month. to the Commissioner of Common
Schools, we learn that the number of
school children in this county, between
the ages of and 81 years, is males, 529,
females, 44S. total 977. =,
Last year the number a males, 297,
females 266, total 543.
This shows an increase Of nearly double
that Of last year, which we presume is
about the propOrtiOnate income Of popu-
lation in this county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

RoosTING Lower AND LowER.--FouT
years ago the Democrats had ever 1000
majority against them in Connecticut.
Two years ago they had about 5000
against them.
Last year the Abolition figures were
cut down to 1870.
This year. on a poll of $4,000 votes,
they are reduced to 500.
They are now roosting on the lowest
brgneh, and their next descent must be to
the ground Hartford Timis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

HEAVY REcEIPTs.-The receipts of
the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad,
the past month, were SIl3.460 AZ, against
SEC, 1S3 % for the same month last year,
showing an excess of 1926 Is. OF
this SCI ,934 OIL was for freight alone, and
S27,935 Il for passengers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
WASHINGTON Matters.

The New York Tribune'S, Washington
correspondent telegraphs that it is stated
that Ex-Gov. Walker has sent a chal-
lenge to Judge Black, and that the Judge
declines its acceptance. The affair orig
mated with expressions made use of by
Judge Black relative 10 the letter of the
President-he declaring that if such a
letter was in existence il was a forgery.
A caucus of the Republican Senators
resulted in an agreement to support the
Nicaraguan treaty, with an amendment
guarding the use of the troops by Con-
gressional Legislation. The ratification
of the treaty may be considered a fixed
fact.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
National Homestead BIII.

A report has been in circulation here.
abouts that Grows Homestead Bill-the
House Bill-had passed the Senate and
become a law. We regret to say the
Bill has not yet passed. Il was taken up
on the 18th and made the special order
for next Wednesday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
Nehraska Contested Sea-.

A mOOve has finally been made in re-
gard to the Nebraska contested seat. On
the Doth Mr.. Campbell. from the COM
mitiee on Elections, made a report on
the Nebraska Contested Seat Case. con-
Guiding with a resolution thai Samuel G..
Daily, instead Of Mr.. EsiabroOk, is en-
titled 10 The seat Of delegate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

the Judiciary, of which Mr.. Hickman is
Chairman.
The point which will be submitted to
the Senate is merely on a rumOrr which
has not shaped itself, that the President,
through his own accord and by The exer-
else of his pecuhiary means, was mixed
up with the Justification Of ~fraudnlant nat
uFalization papers to al extent which
materially conducted 10 carry Pennsyl-
Sania in The Presidential contest of 1856.
Before the removal of the District At
torney, the belief of the President was
that he was silenced because of the com
plie8tieR of his accounts IN The Treasury
Department. The District Attorney has
been so mortified at the ingratilude Of the
President for 50 many years of valuable
service, that he is determined to pursue
1.-THE war 10 the bitter end.-PhiladelPhia
Inquirer. Alle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
SardfRfa aS SKeTS.

In order that an accurate notion may
be formed Of the immense gains that
Sardinia has acquired by be recent mill
tary and diplomatic struggles, we have
prepared a table showing her population
previous to and Immediately subsequent
to the Italian campaign, with the add
tions made TO it by the recent vote. We
also give the vote itself, as evidence Of
the unprecedented unanimity of feeling
which has animated the Italians on the
annexation question
SARDINIA BEFORE THE WAR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
NEW
NoocOO ~o~O~ON~N~rNNO,-s ~'S~N'~UOO
Sweet Potato Plants.

1 have on hand now, and viii continue to have
during this month q supply Of Sweet Potato plants
for sale. Orders from a distance will be promptly
attended 70, and plants sent by Exress,
ROBERT W. FUI2NAS,
BrownEille, n, T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
claim Notice.

To L, G. Oliver. and all others whom it may con-
Germ, You are hereby notified that I will appear at
the United States Land Office in Brow nyille, Nema-
ha County, n. T., on Saturday the 5th dayof day Of
May, Al d.. 1860 to prove up my right of pre-emp-
ton to the northeast quarter, Of section no I town
ship four. north CT rlngs no "A, east Of the 9Th
Principal Meridian. At which time and place you
can appear and contest my right to the same.
GEORGE HUGHES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

The Editor will be absen. for two OF
or three weeks, during which time DIR. A.
S. HOLLADAr will occupy the Chair Ed
tOrial.
The business affairs will be attended
70 by T. R. FrsHER or JOHN COLHAFF,
either Of which are authorized to trans
act our business.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
Democratic Central Committee
Meeting.

The members of the Territorial Dem
ocrahc Central Committee, are requested
20 meet at the Herndon House in Omaha,
on Tuesday the l2lh day of June, a. ID.
1860, 10 take such action as may be
deemed necessary for the organization of
the Democratic party, and to tx upon the
time aud place Of holding a Convention
70 nominate a Democratic Candidate for
Congress, and transact such other BUSH
ness as may deemed necessary az the
time. B. p. RANKIN, Chm.
H. c. BLAcKMAE, Cik.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

invite the attention Of my old customers and the
purchasing public. ! have never before been able to
offer such bargains as az present, in either variety style.
quality and prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

THURsDAYl MORNING. April. %. 1850.
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AUCTION SALES.
By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 co. Auotloneer..

by J. Z. MCGUIRE & co. Auotioneers.
IEUSTEE'S SALE OF A BEAUTIFULLY
~ a IMPROVED COUNTRY STAT NEAR THE CRY OF
WASHING ToN.-0n WEDNESDAY AFTER
NUN, August 1st, ats O'Clock, on the premises,
oy virtue ofa deed Of trust dated March 9th, 1857
ana duly recorded In Liber J. A. = No I2s, folios
S4, et seq, one of the land records for Washington
county District of Columbia, we shall sell all that
ln osraaln piece or parcel of land situated in the
and known and described being Lot numbere
twotz IN George TayloI's subdivision of part of
tract IF land called pheasant Plains" contain
Ing nve acres and one sixteenth of acre more or
less, with the Improvements, consisting of s com
fortsble two-story Square Cottage, with wide hal ,
paTior, dining, and breakfast rooms. ye cha mbers
ana kltchen. situated on an elevated point back
from the road, and surrounded by a grove Of hand
some shade trees; sso, gardeners house, stable,
an6 other out buildings
The grounds are tastefully laid out With walks
feee, grapery, vegetable garden, choice flowers,
ornamental shrubbery, &C., in short every thing
Ieauslte to render this IN elegant and comfortable
residence.
The above-descrlbed place is situated on the
seventh street road, distant about one and half
mile from the City Post Ofiee, and is Adorned by
the residences OF Messrs. w hite and Lewis.
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue In 6, u. and
months, with interest. secured by deed of trust
on the premises Ifthe terms of sale should not be
complied with in Ave days after the sale, the trus-
In the National Intelllgencer, at the risk and ex
pense OF the defaulting purchaser.
All oonveyaneing at the cost Of the purchaser.
". q. a. PA PHfSP:R ME:R. Trustees.
Jy l42taw&ds ]. c. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts,
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attain, through years Of toll, exemplary conduct,
charity, munifcence, position Of importance
among men,-who are known for the positive
good they do,n not what they appear to
and prejudice by their "good deeds seen and
known Of all men 0----
We believe that DR.. wistar, the discoverer of the
has done az much for the relief and benefit of Door
suffering humanity, and that his memory is as
justly entitled TO encomiums Of respect and graft
tude as anv philanthropist Of our country This
Invaluable preparation still maintains an tncom-
parable position among physicians and druggists,
and by the people IL cherished as a remedy OF un.
surpassable value for all diseases Of the throat and
lungs. .-...
We confidently recommend IL to our readers
when afflicted with pulmonary disease Water
bury american.
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NAyAL.-Lieut. H. X. Davenport has been de-
tached from the Observatory, and Lieut. VIM
Gwin from ordnance duty, Washington, and
ordered to the Susquehanna. Boabwain C. ii
Hasker has been detached from the receiving ship
and Sailmaker VIM. M. Mahony from the Navy
Yard at Norfolk, and ordered to the same vessel
In addition TO those already published, the fol-
hanna: Captain Geo. N Hollins; Lieuts. J. N
.rney, Jonathan Young, and ] G. Walker;
Paylnaster r. 6. Senac, Surgeon W. 8. w Rus.
chenberger; Captain Of Marines, J ID. simms;
second Lieutenant Of Marines, Alan Ramsay;
Passed Midshipman j. w. Alexander; Midship.
men hoge, Hoole, Tayloe, Dornin, Watson, and
Harrison, (the latter for duty ON the Iroouois in
the Mediterranean;) Third Assistant Engineer A
Balm. ~ 90 -
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L'SSALE.-In virtue Of wrIts OF fen
1sl faclas issued from the Clerks ofioe of the Cir
onIt Conrt OF the District of Columbia, for the
county OF w Washington, and to me directed. I will
expose to public SALE for cash. front of the court
house door OF said county, on MONDAY, the 6th
day OF August next 1861, ct IL O'Clock IN all defend
ants rlsht,nte claim and interest aud to Lot No.
Is, In gare No 732 In the city of Washington, ID.
e., together with al ant siGEular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon the property of
Chas; Van Patten and will be sold to satisfy Ju
diclas Nos % and 79, to October term 1889 in favor
OF John w. Thompson and z. d Gilman
w. SELOEN.
jy lS-dts U. 8. Marshal for District of Columbia
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PERSECUTION OF CHRISTIANS IN CHrNA-A
French paper says that fierce persecution has
broken out against the Christians In Cochin
China. Their villages have been DESTROYED, some
the missionaries are hiding from the vengeance Of
the Government in the woods, and the whole
Christian population has been dispersed. No
cause for this sudden outbsssk u assigned, y
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SUMMER Stothlng ~ l2-lm
THE CHEAPEST SPRING CLOTHING,
The BEST SUMNER CLOTHING,
Can only be found at
wIESENFELD & CO.'S,
Odeon Hall Clothiag Rooms
Splendid Spring Raglans with Capes.
Splendid Spring OveIcoats for few dollars,
At WIESENFELD 4 CO.'S
Elegant Dress Suits, at lowest rates,
At WIESENFELD & CO.'S
Beautiful Business Suits, at trifiing cost,
At WIESENFELD a co.'s.
Business Suits for ycunf men,
Business suits FOR middle ages
Business suits for al ages,
At WlESENFELD & CO.'S.
Dress Suits for weddings,
Dress Suits for parties,
Dress suits for best wear,
At WIESENFELD Il CO.'S
Goats by the thousand,
Pants by the thousand,
At wIESENFELD CO.'S,
Boys clothing for the youngest,
Boys clothing for all sizes,
BOY Sst@%SRiTIs s%TEssENfEEIb fl IfIEiI SOE' Z CO.'S
Cheaper than the cheapest
Finer than the finest,
Better than the best,
Are & e garments
At WIESENFELD Il CO.'S.
Save your money, as
very few dollars
Will give you splendid outfit for summer,
AT WIESENFELD co.'s,
ap p7-Tu&Su Cor. Pa ay. and ~ st
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WASHINGTON
w CITY RDEN.
ERNST LOEFFLER. Proprietor.
Ne1c York areHrs, bsttcees lst and ID SIS,

in calling the attention ofthe public 10 my grounds
! would state that every arrang ement has A
been made to make this Retreat" more yEAy
dens are open 70 the public tree Of charge conc
gwen by select baud; Those desiring to enjoy the
dance and waltz viii hnd the saloon In comp etc
order TO render pleasure 10 ali. Or other days the
proprietor will cheerfully grant tn. use Of the
grounds Tor school or other Pic Mic Pa ties with
out charge.
For the amusement OF children he has introduced
number OF little games, never before in this
city, and calculated st the same time 20 amuse the
sold folks"
~. B.-Attached is my BOttllng Establishm 1T
and families can be supplied with any quantity at
their residence, of that healthful drink, LACE X
BEER, upon short notice. is i5Sm
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The favorIte resort for
those who appreciate
Grand SconeIy, Pure
Mountain Air, Invigors-
ting Baths, Large and
Well Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and a Good
Table.
For particulars send
for Circular.
OWENS, CIENDEN-
IN & VISSCHER,
Carlisle SpTiHgS, Pa.
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DRQPOSALs FOR REPAIRING TaE Gus.
L TOM HOUSE AT BALTIMORE, MD
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAauINnrnn lulvfQ


WASHINGTON, Juiy Is, l860{
PRoPosALs will be received at this Department
until the fifteenth day of september, A. D. 1851. at
II O'Clock, noon, for the repairs of the CUSTOM :
honse anthorzed to be repaired at Baltimore,
Mary and. according to the plans and specIfce,
pons prepared at this DEPARTMENT. Bidders viii
be required TO receive the old cast IRON work dis
pensed with in part payment Of the work at the
rate Of one dollar per hundred pounds, and will be
required TO furnish all the material nd perform all
ing TO the pans furnished. ---E -
Ninety per oent, Of the amount of work done and
materials delivered according to contract price
!said s%Sant to be ssoeItained in the manner pre-
agent ofthe Department appointed for that n pur M
posel viii be paid monthly, as the work progresses
and ten per oent retained until the Completion OF
the the, contract and aSeePtsnoe Of the work BY the
nsn- fulklment of contract. Specifcations and
cravings viii be ready on the 18th of August when
they can be had on application to the DEPARTMENT.
hs PsSposas -, must De sent 70 ths Department,
plainly endorsed Proposals for yspairine fhe Baiti
more Ststom h9xss,", and will be opened at one
Q cook OF the last day named for Receiving the
same. 'o
HOWELL COBB,
~ W AW8W secretary of the Treasu
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A mrs. WINSLOW,
IAN Experien ed Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention OF mothers, her
50 D 7 II | N G SYRUP,

~ ~
Fer Children Teething,
which greatly faeAHs prsesss tssthinr by sss,
Ing the Gsms, rsdsc all infammsusn-vi sllay ALL
PAIN and spasmsdie ae usn, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
psPsnd upsn IL, nsthss, will give yssrsslvss and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have pat and sold this article ten years. and
CAN IN eonfDfTcf AND TRUTH Of IL. what We have
M,diein.-sIvrH MRS. si. IT "a TGrGiD, II
r,cr cuns, s,wINsLOw's rh.S tin.I, ,,.s I'd
..,;, S.;, dla y: in.. sOOTiAna an in.t.ne. a.
,h: ss:.Is1y, ALTAR: SYRUP, d.hshi.d win 10
orkRATioNs, In terms Of
hghsH eOmmsnd.ten 81 il M zeal effect. and medical
aftsr ten yssrs sIpsnsnes, AND FLEpeR our REPurA-
rIoN roR TIE FuLFILMErT OF WHAT HERR DE-
Ing from pain and exhaustion, relief val in fsep
Or twenty minutes after tbs syrup administered.
This yslasos preparation the prsscrpron Of Of the
iand and has bssn used with rHvRR-PAILING SUCCESS n
THO USANDS OF CASES.
snly relieves the child from pain but invssreiss the
stomach and bsvss acdity ryss tone and
energy TO the Whole syssm. II will smos instantly rsisvs
GRIPPING IN THE BowKLs AND WIND Collie,
and .vsreOms n,ussns, which, rot speedily rsmsdsd
AND AMI p.uRns1atM. 81 Har FOR sp.%ts. TsS.S $onnp n
10 all cas.s Of DYs- CHILDREN cTrRT and DIAR
sr... t,am I'm I. ..sinr TEETHING. & yh,h,g :,
We would say to every mother Who has child suf
sring from Of the orsgoing eomplainS-Do
YOUR PREJVDIcHs, NOR THE PREJuDIcRs OF OTHERS,
stand bstwssn your suffering child and the that will
susi-Js, AtsoLUrfLr sUan-to follow the use Of th
msdiens " trsly ussd Full dirsetioGs usIng will
CURTlS PERKINS. .N.v 9orI Is on ID. sst.ids vrspps
Principal oae., No 10 Cedar su.ss,E.Y.
Price enlv rs Cents per Bette. % n-dkvlr
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WOOD AND COAL.

w A N ID
nsIvs,sd 70 .u 20 A.
possible rates. "
T J. & w. NJ. GAIT,
once 2s2 Pa av., between llth and I2th SITS
ma II-u north side.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
sell at q very Row figure for Dash
WOOD Sawed and Split any size.
Call and see for yourself
r. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
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CHARIES E. EYERSFIELD,
MATTHEW f. DUVALL,
jy n WITS For Beni. ri. Eyersheld

MhRSHAL'S SALE:-In virtue of two wrIts OF
lVl heri fscas, issued from the Clerks Offica OF
the Circuit Court ofthe District of nbia for the
county OF Washington, and to me directed, will
expose TO public sale for Dash in front of the court
house door, of said county. on MONDAY 6th day
Of August next, 1861 at IL O'Clock m AL defendants
night, tue, claim and interest and to the follow
Ing described property, 70 wit, VIZ: Lot No s, in
Square No: f6, and lot No. 80, In Square No. sol
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon the property of
Juiians Barry and James G. Barry, ana will be
sold to satisfy jadolals Nos. loS and le4, to MAY
Us. Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
iy dds -
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
SoUTHERN TRUNK N.NUFACroRY,
- l99 TIE SIIIsT

Oyposite Odd Fsllotes' Hall. Edskissfox. d. C.
TIaveeIs will study their interests D. exsmInln
my TRUNKS, VALlCES &c before puT--.
chasing elsevere- AsI use none but the ~
best material the market affords asd employ 2x8
the best worknen, oan confidently reoomme nd NV
work TO be superior in Sfressti snd UErabiltfy 70
Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here.
Gns Essks TTEp n1tieel 9s sysY dsseqRsisn 81 SolE
:sksr yALICESi TRAEELING BlGS; HER-
NESS SADDLES; WHIPS, fe., &c.
Trunks, &C., Repaired and Covered, in q work
manllke manner, at short notice
Trunks delivered in any part Of the city. 6eorss-
AIso..Agept FOR Howe's celebrated FAMILY
de i5-lJ JAMES 3. ToPHAM.
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NJ SALT WATER BATHING.
PAVILION TMoore,s I

M SALT WATER BATHING.
NlARSHALL'S PAVILION. (Moore's Land
iDEl will be open for the sPtiOn Of yIsi, &LA
5ns hSss s S rs
IRE, Is unexoeled by any place Of the kind on the
Potomac river IL ls situated about one hundred
miles from Washington immediately on the
Potomac, and IN full view nf the Chesa paake Ray,
and famous for fine Oysters, Soft Crabs, Sheephead
AND other Fish. and easily accessible b. the steam
boats plying between Washington, Baltimore and
Norfolk. The nnderslgned has mace additional
Improvements in his Bath Houses and many other
improvements TO the comfort and enjoyment of his
guests. The Bathing cannot be surpassed Spleu-
dld Angling and Plenty of Fishing and Sailing Boats
Tree OF charge. He has spared no expense in pro-
viding good Coti,on Band or in laying in his stock
Of S choice VINES LsuorsseEars &c. and for those
retired place where they oan-mske themselves at
homs there is not more pleasant place the Uni
TED states. The proprietor pledges himself that
nothing shall be LETT undone on his part TO render
them so. Terms for board Sl-5o per day, for less
than week; for longer time, Sl.25 per cay; $50
per month";. Persons wishing 20 address the pro
prletor vii direct to Leonsrdtown, st. Mars
je e-2m II. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY.
w ID Street, Beftceen efh dad l0tk Sf,eefs.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY.
w ID Street, Beftceen sth aad lOh Sfreefs.
We have JUST finished q number of first class
CARRIAGES, such ss Ltshl Fany, "R,
WGgOHs, Pork PhedtoHS, Family CaT-k1SS
yer' small profit.
Being praot cal mechanics in different branches
Of the business, we hetter ourselves that we Know
the styles and quality Of work that will give ssts
action, combining lightness, comfort snd dursbIli
C.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended 20 st
the shortest Nc tee and most reasonable cherges.
WALTER, KARMANN A BOPP,
Coachmakers, sucoessOrs 20 VIM. T. Hook.
ap H-dly
CARRIAGES.
II n T. Subscriber having made additions % hi
fsctory, making u now one Of the largeste -
in the District, where MS facilities for = 4
nanutacturlng CARRIAGE LI6HT@E
WAGONS OF oil kinds cannot be surpassed, and
rom hls long experience in the business, he hopes
10 give general satsfaotion.
All fihds Of Carriages and Light w.sons rep, On
1snd.
Al REPAIRsneatyd dsns, and ell orders prompt
attended 70,
seoeps hand Carriages t.ler in exshsnse for ~
snes. ANDREW j. JOfCE.
sMn ~s-nsr ~ is,i ana 3 sss-
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION OF
i Mr.. J. II. COMBS English and Classical
High School will commence on the first Monday
n September next. Applications should be mad 9
In July, as the number Of pupils is limited For
Terms, &C., see circulars, &c, or call st Mr.. C.'s
avenue. iy l-eOSws
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CARLISLE
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
CUMBERLAND CO,
PensSylcdnid.
AccoMMoBATToNs FOR
800.
TERMS Low.
lAT l0U

VI PAVILION,
Near the Old TrOz Fonndry and only half mile by
IdHd from the Omnibus Stand IN Georgetoirn.
= The ladies and gentlemen Of Washington and
that this beautiful place, on the Foundry ve.Al
branch, Is now Handsomely fitted up for ~. .HX
the reception of Picnic Parties and other
Ihere are numerous springs OF the purest " ater
and a constant shade throughout the day. There
ID a large saloon for dancing, with dressing room
attached, and shady walks and seats throughout
Schools, Socleties, Clubs and Social Parties can
obtain this delightful place for Pic Mics without
charge Tor the grounds or pavilion by giving the
Meals are served at ell hours, and Refresh
ments furnished at city prices
ton Of good order. aud no pains viii be spared to
,.~ JOSEPH EHRMANNIRogT,
jess eof Proprietor.
SCHMIDT's SUMMER GARDEN.-on sixth
may be found at all times one of the most vEAv
popular, genial, urbane, and intelligent &s:fk
Restaurant Keepers, who backs up his reputation
IL LOVE-, Philadelphia with BRANDIES from
the choicest viney ards of France with WINES
unexcelled on the hills Of the Rhine; ard with an
true flavor of the Monongahels and Bourbon
Palatable as either OF these may be individuality
ne has sought to make them still more so by the
ment of a spaciou ArbOr, where his guests BY day
may enjoy the cool breeze and be free from soils
too ardent tays and at the witchng hour Of
having their enjoyment dsmpened by the falling
dew. such inducements will, Doubtless, cause
many OF our readers to drop In and take note tif
nothing else y and, most likely, many OF those who
In addition te all this he has engaged the Pros.
PERI brothers and their associates TO discourse their
choicest pieces of music Every "Wednesday and
saturday evening. jy l0-lm