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Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUI

Putup for dealers in containing four, eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful LithOgraph show-card accom-
panying each package.
n5R7A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will ten times its annually TO every
household -gQ
Sold by all prominent Statoners, Druggists, Hardware,
and Furniture Dealers, GrOcers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING S
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. 1t will
stand climate. deOdtEWly mis-
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31

These Waters give the most instantaneous and perfect
relief and when persevered with according directions
fail to effect rapid and lasting Thousands
have been restored to perfect health who tried
other in vain To all classes and all constitu
tions they blessing and need despair,
no matter how long the disease have existed OF
however may provided the organic
of the vital organs is hopelessly decayed Every
afflicted should give them impartial trial.
TO VOCALISTS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS these
Waters peculiarly valuable; they will in
the occasional hoarseness and their
regular for few days will at all times increase the
power and exbity of the voice. greatly improving ts
tone compass and cleaness which purpose they ar
regularly used by many professional vocalists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester. n. Y.
Price 25 cents per box.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31
FARM FOR SALE.-A valuable

fsIsf AIM L Oh ALfJ.--A valuable
#iii Farm situated in Worcester. on Mibury Avenue,
z>.A%twO and three fOurths miles from the City Hall
and contains about forty of land, twenty-five of
which is suitably divided into Moving Tllage and Pas
turing and fifteen of young and thrifty wood land
Said Farm is in good state of cultivation, and well
adapted TO the raising of vegetables and fruit. small
Orchard in good bearing condition; House and Wood
house in good repair large Barn attached with Cellar
under the same; two good wells of water, with pumps
For further particulars inquire of WIN A. RRIGHAM or
the subscriber on the premises w WChAPMAN
Worcester, March 26, 1860. d6tw*
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31
RELIEF IN TEN MIN TES
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS,

The speedy remedy discovered for
tor all Diseases of the
CHEST AND LUNGS, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA
Consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza, Hoarse-
ness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
IhrOat, Mc. Mc.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31

f4s.A.& FOR SALE-A desirable two story
i House, convenient for two families, built in
s4zsA.good modern STYLE and nearly new. with good
Barn. and two house Lots with fruit trees &c. Also,
other House, convenient for three families with large
shed which would make small barn if desired for that
use The above real estate is in healthy location and
within five minutes walk of the Court House. and will be
sold at bargain previous to the first of April Apply to
\. HARRINGTON, No. 2 Elizabeth street. Worcester
az deodGWtf
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.-A verv de-
T UMBER YARD FOR SALE OR TO

- BE LET-The Lumber Yard at the corner of Cen
trial and Union streets formerly occupied by Edwin Cha
pin and having branch track along side of the lot,
connecting with the Worcester and Nashua and over
that with all the other Railroads in the city. Terms b
eral. The lot will be substantially fenced the coming
Spring. WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
~
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31

DOR SALE.-The subscriber owing TO
u confirmed ill health offers sale his establishment
formantacturng Omnibus and every other kind of Wheels
situated at COhOes n. " nine miles from Albanys and
three from Troy with permanent water power, together
with the machinery, which is of the best kind and a
large stock OF seasoned spokes hubs eoes aud lumber
and the good will of well established business Inquire
of T. c. Y0UNGLOVE Esq, Cob oes or the subscrib-
er at Troy. JONATHAN WIGUrMAN.
mhlT deOd3wE
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31

THE CORNHILL MAGAZINE,
EDITED
W. M. TIA KARY.
(ILLUsTRATED.)
NO. 3 (fOr March, is Published.
CONTENTS
l. A few words Junus and Macaulay.
2. William Hogarth Painter 'Engraver and PhilosO-
pher Essays on the Man, the Work, and the Time. g
Mr. Candles Apprentice, with an illustration.)
g. Mabel.
Studies in Animal Life Chapter III. A Garden all
and its Traces of Past Life Not a Breath Pershes; A
Bit of Dry Moss and its Inhabitants; The 'Wheelbear
ers'; Resuscitati0n of Kotfers; Drowned into Life
Current Belief that Animals be revived after Com
plete Desscation Experiments Conradicting the Be
isf; SpallanZini's testimony; Value of Biology as
Means of Culture; Classification of Animals: The Five
Great Types; Criticism of Cuvires Arrangement.
D. Framely Parsonage. Chapter VII. Sunday Morn
ing. Chapter VIII Gatherum Castle. Chapter TX.
The Wears Return.
g. Sir Joshua and Holben.
l. The Changeling.
8 Lovel the Widower Chapter III-In which play
the Spy. (With ilIstration.)
The National Gallery Difficulty Solved.
10. Winter Welding Party in the Wids.
H. Student Law in Scotland
Roundabout Papers No. Hon two Children in Black.
All Magazines supplied at lowest prices
Atlantic Monthly furnished to subscribers for 50 Is
year EDWARD MELLEN, JR,.
mh24 d&wh 23S Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31
EOR SALE-oR TO BE LET-The Tat
u. muck Hotel Stand with annnrtnr ancns for


sale or to be let on reasonable TERMS
This is good chance for with small capital
wishing to engage i'll safe business 1t would also be
good place to open store, there is needed
In the village For further particulars, inquire the
premises. at the Agency 0hce No Harrington Cor
Wed&Sat3w mchl4
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31
EOR SALE-THE HOUSE, BARN, AND


- OurBuILDINes, with about of Land, for
merlv owned and occupied by Col. Dewitt. Said estate
is of the finest country residences Worcester coun
ty Is about rs rods from the Depot and High School;
has fountain of neverailing spring the kitch
en- and in the barn. good ice house, and nearly 100
Fruit Trees, many of which are in bearing condition
All the above are in excellent order, will sold
in connection with II of near by il desired
For further particulars, inquire of Col. DEWITT, at
Mechanics Bank, Worcester, Of the subscriber the
premises. VIM. NEWTON.
Oxford, Feb 2l 1861 diff f22
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31

EOR SALE.-A rare chance for one of
= the most desirable places in Southhridge the for
mer residence of Esquire Viuton opposite the Railroad
Depot lot together with barn. shed, large garden,
with fruit trees. The House is well calculated for Pub
lie House. Also, tenement Al Green street. Worcester
to let For further particulars inquire OF DANIEL H.
Worcester. diff mch6
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31
A VALUABLE PASTURE FOR

- SALEThe subscriber offers his valuable Pasture,
situated in the Westerly part of Worcester and known
as the Mcfarland or Gale PASTURE containing about fifty
eight acres, well watered and has from two hun
dred cords of standing wood the For further
particulars inquire Of Col VIM. s. LINCOLN, or of the
subscriber GEO. A. CHAM BERLAIN.
ia3l diff
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31
SMALL FARM FOR Situated

~ about ten miles from the city, containing about 30
acres OF good land all under good state of cultivation
with Dwelling House, Barn, Carriage House, Sheds, and
other out-budings, two wells of never-faing water
Said farm will be sold great bargain on EASY terms
if applied for inmedia tely. j. s PINKHAM -
mchl4 diff worcester
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31
CREAM TARTAR, BEST COFFEE,

IGrOand and sold Pare,
for Small Profit.
at Worcester Coffee and Spice Mills Union and
Exchange streets,
ia27 diff W ]. WHITE. Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

AZ Cottage House. nearly new No. Home street,
containing eleven good sized rooms, well finished ar
ranged for two small families may be occupied for
The lot contains 5000 square feet of land which
of the best wells OF water in the city. viii be sold
cheap Inquire on the premises A. B. PRICE.
mh20 deod2w
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31

iii situation No, l6 High street. next south of the
.A<resdence of Dea. Daniel Goddard. containing over
iUOW eet OF land, with Dwelling thereon will
De sold low, II applied for Terms easy. in
qur in relation thereto addressed the subscriber at
South Reading, Mass, will be promptly attended to-
CuAS H. HILL,
South Reading March 3, 1860. dins
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31

nR' SWEETS Infallible Liniment is the
~ best remedy for Sores in the known world deodtf
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31

DOR SALE-The situation owned and
Il occupied by the subscriber situated in the village
at West Mllbury, containing about an of land
with Dwelling House, Barn and Shop, and good sup
ply OF Fruit Trees thereon.
Possession given the first of April next.
CATHARISE H. CUMMINGS.
West Millbury, Feb, |, 1860. deoptal* f6
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31
educational.

The Fall Term of this Institution will commence
WEDNESDAY, August, 3lst.
The rooms OF the Academy constantly open Wis
lt0rs. NJ. !. ROBINSON,l p~i,,aiua,.
E. J. GARDNER, hiii0ip"iS
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31
SllsteIlaneuus,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE !!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE THE PIECES.

ECONOMY. DISPATCH.
Eg-''A STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE 81
As accidents toiU happen in we'll regulated fam-
lies very desirable have cheap conven
lent way Of repairing Furniture, Toys Crockery, &c
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VOL. XVI.

best should be selected and placed in a room
by themselves, and arranged to present the
general relations Of animals to each other
First he would have the four great classes
Observation-Disclosures, Mollusks, Rsdiates,
Vertebrates-so that the student would be able
to get an idea of each. He would have ami
mails of different periods, belonging to the sew
eral classes represented.
Then in another room he would have species
in the several families; their types-affinities
between the classes-going on step by step.
Animals exist according to general laws, and
they must be classed accordingly. Then he
would have the zones represented, so that the
student passing from the animals of the Arctic
regions to the tropics would see that there was
a cosmopolitan relation between them all. He
would have rooms also occupied by animals OF
the Silurian age by themselves, the devonians,
the trianic, the cretaceous of each period by
themselves. By this arrangement il would be
as easy for the student to classify the animals
Of the past as the animals Of the present
He had no doubt that soon the Cambridge
Museum would take first rank. lie had re-
ceived means as ample as could be well used,
and the specimens were accumulating with
wonderful rapidity. At present there were
about 5000 species Of fishes known. In the
British Museum there were about 4 900 speci:
mems; at Cambridge they already had 5000
species included in 40, 900 specimens By ex-
change they would be able to Immediately
have a greater number Of specimens
His remarks were listened to with intense
interest by crowded audience He was loudly
applauded
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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC Bu1LD1Nss,t |
August 5, 1860
Up to Il o'clock, m on the 18th day Of Angus mkt
for Grading, CurbIns, and laying the Bfiok pave
side Of vense betws.6 T4a H3 anS sns sG9b
streets west, connected on Four-end-a bali street
The .Cnrbstone to be of the best quality of New
YORK 2rth rlver stone in pieces Of not less than
and half (4H) inches thick, aud to be jointed and
wei, fitted, and set in a bed of coarse gravel and
The Brick to be of the best quality hard red Paw.
ing Brick to be laid on bed Of sharp river sand
clay or loan three (sj deep, with two
on edge next to the curo and one course on edge
Noextra measurement for Brick on edge
Ihs sSons Paving to be Of fooHmon cohble stones
stone on the outside line ofthe gutter, which must
De ak Inches In diameter, laid on bed of coarse
least inches deep, and to be twice famm cd the
second time after being vel wet ard co erred with
gutter to be laid with ge courses OF had red paw
Ing brick on edge.
North river FlagEinE, in pieces Of not less than
Iour lonE 6y eighteen inches yide, and not
of fine ole.n gravel Inches deep. free from clay or
loan, and well jOinted.
trimming, and the s9rp us earth 10 be removed owed b.
tne contLactor to such place IS may bs desisnsted
The work TO be done in the best ard most " ork
manlx xe m .nner and tn the satlsaotion of the Com
missioner OF fuOlic bnllulnS n. ana under the
peIlntendenoe of such person as he mag appoint,
and TO be completed ON or before the & st II o.,
vember next. and warranted to stand twelve (l2)
months after completion.
All repairs that may be req uired within the time
Tor which the work Is warranted to stand TO be
done at the expense of the con ractor =
Eor the due performance OF the work. agreeebly
to the contract bond and security will be req quired
=, Bidders will state separately the rate at whIch
they viii execute the Curbing, Paving, and Flag
giDg including mstenas, and mark their propota al
as follows; Proposals for GIsdIng, &c Nilsson 1
avenue" JNO, B. BI,AKE
aus otis aug Commissioner.
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limited STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION

limited STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,
~ WASHINGTON. July II, 1860.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Offics unit
noon OF Tuesday, the 2lst of August next for Furn
lshing and Putting up the Iron Ceilings of two
rooms over the connecting corridors Of tho Capito
The proposals. must state the price for each cell
Ing complete, In place, painted with three good
coats of white lead In oil.
An OF the Iron work Of the Ceilings, Of every
TO the walls and TO the roof frames must be incl1-
ded in the prioe bid
The proposals. must be endorsed, Proposals
Tor Iron Ceilings, and must be accompanied by q
sons, addressed to the under signed.
they Will be opened at the time mentioned above
IN the presence of suoh persons as may choose to
The drawings ofthe ceilings can been seen at this
Oflce. w. b. FRANKLIN,
Captain Typographical Engineers,
In charge OF Capitol Extension.
Each proposal should be accompanied by the
following guarantee:
Form Qf Gnardntee
The undersigned, A B and G ID, Of, IN the
State Oh, and in the State Of, mere
BY qua anty that in case the forego going bid Of
Tor iron cfilngs, as above described, be accepted
ne or they will, within ten days after the receipt
the contrac at the place named execute the contraoi
for the ceilings, with good and sufficient ties
and, In case the said u shall fail to enter int
contract as Aforesaid, we guaranty to make good
the difference between the offer of the said
Date lS6o Signatures of suarsRtors, 4 9.
Witness, E F.
hereby certify that the aboye, named - are
known 10 me as pie 70 make good their guarantee e
To be signed by the United States district jud ge
United states district attorney, collector or some
persons known to the War Department.
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY.
w Street, bsftceeS stk and lOth Ssests.
We have Just finished q numbeF of fr,I olass
CARRIAGES, such as LiEhf FanTo 4RR,
WAGONS, Park PhsdtonS, FaMilt Car -E4H
rtageS, and BEggteS, which We viii sell stxaAI
3 yer, small profit. A..-.
Being prsct cal mechanics in different branches
of the business, we fstteT ourselves that We Know
the styles and quality Of work that viii give ssts
faction, combining lightness, comfort and durs5li
u.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended TO
the shortest no tlce and moet reasonable charges.
WALTER, KARMANN a. BOPP,
Coaohmakers, SUCCESSORS 70 VIM. 7. Hook.
sp H-dly
~ CARRIAGES.
II II b Subscriber having made additions 70 n
actory, making 70 nov one Of the largests ~
IN the District, where hls facilities forS 4
msnuiactunng CARR AGE 4 LI6HT
WAGONS OF al Kinds cannot be surpassed, and
from has long experience IN the BUSINESS, he hoDsa
All Kinds Of Carriages ana Light wagon, kept sr
sand.
an REPAIRsnsstlyd dsns, and oil sresrs prsa,t
ssosns SsSi Carriages tas.n in exoh.nse for ,sv
sles. ANDREW j. JOYCE,
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WASHINGTON
w CITY RDEN.
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
Neto York dceHHs, betJceeH lSt aad ID sta.

In calling the attention the pu bic to n grounds
l would stare that every arFangemsnt ha A a
0een made to make this Retreat" mors veAy
dens open 70 the public of charge conc n
given BY select band. Those desiring 20 enjoy the
dance and waltz VI lind the saloon In complete
proprietor will eheerfuy graut the use Of the
out charge.
For the amusement Of children he has introduced
number OF little games, never before In this
CITY, and calculated at the same time 10 amuse the
"old folks"
N. B.-Attached is my BottIng Establishm nt
and families can be supplied with any quantity at
their Iesloence; of that healthful drink, LAGt r
BEER. upon short notice. as SIN
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N EIGHTH
IN A T o Ma l. EXHIBITIO
At CINCINNATI, OHIO, Sept l2tk-2Ofh.

Y n y N a u T. \ n j d / i ! q n :,
At CINCINNATI, OHIO, Sept. l2th-2Oih.
The UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL.
SOCIETY will hold its Eighth Ahnual Agricultu
raj and !dustria Exhibition the grounds Il Der
ally Provided by the citizens Of Cincinnati, which
Halls and Tents for the display of IWPiE
MMENNTS, NIrS, MACHINERY, sLAS;HH ,TooLS, DOMESTIC
PRODUcE, FRUITS, FLOWERS, and IA
TIVE w Is; with stalls and Pes for
HORSES, CATTL SHEEP, and SWINE;
forty feet In width. for the exhibition OF Horses
The Premiums ofered-in cash,-gold, SILVER, and
TO
$4,000.
day, the 18th. to Thursday, the 3Dth OF September
thus giving time to examine and test the imple
ments and machinery.
For premiYm lists or information apply at the
Once Of the Society, No. $50 Pa. avenue, Cup
stairs . or to the subscriber at Cincinnati Ohio
BEN. PERLEY POORE,
jv ~ h Sec's w. - Agricultural Society
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CLOTHING, &c.
SELLING OEE

SELLlNG OFF
- AT COST,
In order to decrease my ock have determined
20 close out the balance of nv SUMNER CLOTH
ING at cost All in want Of Summer Clothing are
respectfully invited to call at No. 40 Seventh st
opposite Post Office, and see the great reduetion in
Summer Clothing. iy I2-Im
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HJ-Miss Adelina Patti II 10 give concert q
the Ocean House, Newport on the llth inst.
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IA SLATE MANTELS,
Direct from fhe Maanfaefnyeys,

These are most beautiful styles Of Mantels, en-
amelled In imitation of such rare mar bes as the
Spanish, Egyp ian, Sisnna, Verde Antiq POrphy-
~ Brocatelle, and others equally celebrated. The
Imtstlons are perfect as to challenge the closest
scrutiny. In elegance Of fnisb they stand Unriva ed
and are so highly polished that they retain their
beauty and freshness longer than the common mar
bles, while they are sold much cheaper. They have
besn used IN this country for the last ten and in
eu:re satisfaction. p ease call and examine ct
w. 81. HARROVER's,
Stove and Tin Store, oppo: Patriotic Bank,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT--A three-story BRICK HOUSE.
Il on u street, between 9Th and 5th. Also two
story BRICK COTTAGE r, with garden. corner Of
by large common pasture. and would be desira-
ats 1Sat'Sn 1S Tor dairyman Inquire Of G. BlRGE,
COUNTR YREsIDFNCE FOK SAI,h.-Thrr.
" snd q haifa res Of Land sltuated st Bailey X
roacs az the intersection Of the colnmb an and
asd from sleIsndris. The ImProsemrnts osnsist
OF house, Containing l6 room-, hatn. corn house,
hss il u an Cxoeiiert well OF water, For fSrtS r
!. IEn ISPyyS % Sss premises TO eAHSE
Marshal = ano;ion rooms. wssbipfton. ~ q II n.
above desc.ibed property wall be sold Ov for ossh.
EUR sALE-A small FARM ofso acres, situated
L - the Little Pals, having comiOrtaSle well
ing house corn house, stables, Ae; vel fenced
sores IN cultivation. the hssnee in SsSdso1e wood
md 9sno; is Pecn,lsry deslre6e es country rec,
~ situated excellent hshBs and hu unting. Inc uire
~ ;,., III. MARRIOTT bridge keeper. Cham B'iase,
4, OR RENr-A large double BRICK HOUSE,
Z contsin ming II rooms and passage. with stahls
ena carnage Rouse Also pump of water IN the
teenth st. 8 s-u
TOR RENT-A three-story BRICK DWELL
LING HOl 81, on H 81 between l2th and 18th
sreet jy ls-u
F2HR6 FH6, ,RENTaTss T S ShTse st9Ey ssEovP I.ODn
rooms; This house is convenient 10 the Patent OF
hce, Treasury, etc; is lighted by gas and in every
way suitab for boarding house. Rent mo terate,
Apply next door, or 70 g. FOWLER, second
door north wing Of Patent Office. yIS-tf
EOR RENI-Ths 6ne FRAME HOUSE known
As trench Evans House." situated on NJ ct
one Of the most desirable private resldences 10
Nashlngton This b use is surrounded by fruit
trees and great numbers OF currant bushes Of va
nous kinds, and hne ahade trees with 1900 feet Of
81. between ID and r. jyl9u
EOR RENT-Three BRICK HOUsEs-one on
u Twelfth street, between c and ID; one on the
corner OF Twelfth and ste. and one on II, be
twe.n l2th and 18th SITS. Inquire OF JAMES w
bARkER, on h street, between llth and l2th, No.
FOR RENT-That new and well arranged three
Il story BRICK HOUSE, No. asa, on @ street,
between 18th and 2oth sts First Ward, lately ooou-
pied by Mr., Bodlsco, Russian segatlon. Poss @
SION given Immediately Inquire Of Mr.. SOUTH
EY :. PARKER next door east. ma l6-eou
EoR RENT-A small STORE, corner of 9Th
ano Penn; avenue, under the Clarendon Hotel
information lnsuire at the HOtel. mar 50
ENOg RENT-TAe FIRST FLOOR of the build
u ing immediately opposite the west wing Of the
City Hal, recently occupied By Chss. 4. Wallaoh
IS an ONCE. Also the front room in the second
ssGns aaS aSp1 % s5iIs RIcaAR eG3
Louisiana avenue. "a IT
- THo splendid suites of Rooms, eisssnt'y fSr-
nlshed, viii be rented during the session Of Con
gress, in the most desirable locality IN this city,
being within one OF two squares OF Browns and
viii do well to make early spplIcation al No. 3fs
sth street between ID street and Pa. sv. de-
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A NALosTAN RETREAT,
On = N.JOsrAN ISLAM
Opposite Georgstotcn dAd WGShiHgtOR

The subscribers having leased for a term of years
thls beautiful and romantic spot, opened
u for the accommodation of the public OF yEAv
the Slst day of May. 1850. For beauty oi U5E<
scenery, delightful promenades, fishing, do He-
Union. " VIZ
rhe 5ouse is large and oommodious, having been
entirely renovated IL has a large Dancing Saloon
attached to the house bes des Dining anf Dressing
Rooms Tor both ladies ana gentlemen In addition
splendid Arbors detac ed from the build lngs
Parties, Families and individuals will find n a
most deslIabie pace to pass the su;Ty days of sum
mer, as every attention will be GUARANTEED by the
proprletors. The strictest police arrsnzern eDts
Will be enforced and polIti al discussions will De
Tne Larder will be found to contain all the de l.
oacles Of the season at al times.
The Far " Ill be furnished with the ohCioasf
Liquors and ~ ines and the finest Segars
Societies, Sunday Schools. Clubs and Miltary
Comps anles will find this the most desirable resort
near the metropolis for spending p.eass and or
derly day.
" -Children pnsccompanied by their parents or
guardians, viii be excluded from the grounds,
Gnnnlng and dogs prohibited
- III Boats Will leave the loot Of High street
Georgetown, and q street, Washington, hourly
from o clock q. m. Il ! l2 p. m daily.
Persons preferTIng a pleasant wa X can rssoh the
Island via the Aqueduct.
We solicit the public TO judge for themse YES nd
feei assured of giving Satisfaction. -
ie I9-eotf JACOB w. POwERS6 CO