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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15
-op sAIR-Tb. pROADwAY FOINDERY

VH0R SAIE-Iho BkOADWA1 FOUhDEhI
'ss md .sinosa rssadsy sss os
sale On accommodating srms The Foundry building u@oy
Ed t and Il furnished With Cranes Cup Core Ovcn 40,
cod Contains large and well arranged set Of Lhs Boring and
Plspins Machines usually found In shops doing general
Machine The .oOi Of Pattern. !. the largest and most
Baok,mh Shop Foundry Machine Shop and Boiler Yard In
abundance. For particulars, address a. 81 bogi. Net
EOR SALE-An interest in PLANNING, SAW
IL mo, LUMBER, and COX IsINEss nov Ia successful
Address, with real name, Box No 1901 Poh0fhco.
NEW PLYMOUTH CHURCH.-T0 BUILD
IN Frs AND CONTRACTORS; TENDERS on the various
WORKS to DO done 10 building the NEW PLf Iy fa n
Trustees at the Ofco Of the Architect
The drawilgs and specifications viii be submitted for ems-
ton to parties applying eeor upon their producing In
and responsible underte and compee the WORK
they may wish Tender for Tenders for the several work
via hasons Stonecutters lron.men Carpenter snd h,osf
viii be received separately jointly for either auy OF The
OF the whole Provided that for each contract there
shall be specified separate sum . .
Esch viii have bind himself under forfeiture TO
complete the portion OF work that may be awarded upon his
Tender So that the entire building may be completed WITHIN
twelve months from the signing OF the Contrseta
yeopes with for which the nciosed Tender m iae
stated upon the outside and be dese ed before O'Clock
M Oh MONDAY, April 1885, after which none WIZ Do re-
ceived n
The letters Of Tender will be opened the Tusees Room
IA Plymouth Church. Orange street Brooklyn at ociockP M
the day before tia Board oil Iusees and suen Oh tue
Contractors I've present -, , ~, a,
Shona no Hiso to prevent the building OF tue
Church, the award Of he WORK VII og sven 70 .e 10 %
iBed OF bis responsibility and capacity 10 perform he "OA W
IN, ir satisfaction. .., l.,
Jh piano and be aud further In
formation may be obtained at tho Office Of the Architect
CHARLES DtGGIN, No $50 Broadway, ~ Y--Msroh o. so
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Aorses, Garriages, &r.

L'AMILY H0RSES.-ClOse-matche BLOOD
IL BAYS, without fault blesh. I5i bands used by the
present family the last years price 5000 also,
family CARRIAGE, WAGONS, HARNESS. &c, &c. Inquire
NO 10 0old-st, up stairs
TOR SALE-A pair of fine BAY HORSES, per-
II teoy and sente belo ging gentleman
70 tie oouury, together with HARNESS and CARRIAGE,
nearly chance for private family 70 supply them
selves moderate price. Apply at NO. 24 Fulton NJ "
up stairs
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WANTED-A SITUATION, by a respectable
w gal, a. rLAIN COOK, WA HER aud IRONER, in q
small private family; bake would take situation
and assist with chamber cork Can be fs
No 80 West l9hst between sth and 10th avenues ID
from
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WANT D-A YOUNG CHILD TO WET
w NURSE, by young married Woman who has just lost
her child immediately its birth The best Of references
gwen Apply bIs bYRNE. No. 100 East 25thst between
"a and % avs
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WANTED-By most reliable American Prot
w estsht young Woman sustion as NURSE and SEAM
STRESS or CHAMBERMAlD aud NURSE. IL sole to ope-
sswing Machines understands EmOrOdsry and ia an
excellent fond OF children objection 70 the
country. Cal ct No n B.eecker.s. near Broadway.
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
CoSPrRorIgRs OvrrcE. March II, 1860
PROPOSALS. will be Deceived at this Once,
until FRIDAY March &c. ut II O'Clock noon, for building
70 be leased 10 the Corporation for the term OF hve TO De
occupied by the EASTERN DlSPkNSARY-such building TO
be between Grand Allen station and Attomeyeets
ROBERT T. HAW5, Comptroller
DATENT RIGHT for SALE-Seyeral valuable
county RIGHTS OF the Empire Thermometer Chura can be
py applying DAVIS Co, No $50 broadway room Is
OIL ono "A very rare chance is offered any
% ,VOU. respectable having this am mn, a.
FARTHER In pleasant cash business free from compction
n At will pay per everything rsdy inVem ant
Insured Apply a. No. sos Broadwa, third hoo Room NO
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WANTED 10 HIRE-A portion Of STORE sit
w ussed between Broadway .ed wILan- either In Beck
man. Ann, Fulton John Addc f. r, 1noune ,no,.
VNANTED-A SECOND or THIRD FLOOR OF
w va.s House. unfinished but suppsd with modern
for family Of three persons want neither
Sosrd nor attendance @ust be within ten mnutes walk o.
Grace Church Satisfactory references given and eaaed IA
terms and references
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

VNO LET-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE GA
Washington Hghts3.tory ohic Cottage Stables, Gas,
Croton and other modern improvements viii be- Leased
cheap. Apply to JOHN HOPPE, No. 2Il broadway.
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Wanis.

A RESPECTABLE " oman, with fresh breast
IA of milk wishes CHILD to NURSE. inquire Of ELLEN
GORDON No. 90 VSDdSm-st, let h0or rear house.
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&I M0 DOWN, if not convenient 10 pay
a. IsOOOany balance mortgage) will purchase
one Of lie cheapest brown stone HOUSES 10 tie Civ sassJ
on north side Of tsh, between 9Th and 7thay Inquire
quick Of DANIEL GARRISON
No. II Vest 18Th. 81, near Gthay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

VNO LET or LEASE-FOr business purposes the
Il I'd, 3d. and 4h FLOORS of No Isl Broadway west side
place; viii be altered to suit tenant and rented
separately together Possession immediately For tsrms
apply 70 I. c. fINCkNEY, No q Wallet.
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WANTED-By neat, tidy Girl, situation as
w CHAMBERhiAID and Wal fER or Chsmberm1d, and
20 do foe Washing lroLiog 10 the nestest le
Also l Of 49, to Mine bsoy Wait Lady aud 90 light
CbspberwOrh wEes - Cal at, or address, no zS Last
z14st
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SE-Tbe LARGE UOUSE No.

IL 100 Bleecker-st Greenest very desirable location
for Boarding House II required for business purposes sera
ons will made suit the tenant Tbs boa be
from to O'Clock Inquire Of T. BLANCHET, No, 40
6th.hv, before 10 a. m. after IN.
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YNO LET-For five years, at 81, 200 per annu o
Il tho STORE and DWELLING, No. 2ll Sihsv. bet 9ee
oure OF g. BLANCHET No. 2So 6thay., before 10 M,
after D.
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90 6porIsmeu.

7 ID. CROOK, No. so Fulton-st., Manufacturer
Os and Importer of FISHING TACKLE In all is VARSITY.
Cutlery Guns Powder and Shot Nets enes and Yykss te
Repairing done at shor. notice Established In 1884,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

E'OR SALE-3,0 900 Acres of FARMING LAND
Il in act, adjoining the Railroad in Suffolk Co., Lons
Island large portion superior SOIL and 100 Of which is
good Of cultivation suitably divided by substantial
The house Is and commodous,
with good convenient outbuidings good supply of
ceen be obtained part OF the tract from 10
Is feet below the surface. Apply to -
ADRIAN IL MULLER, No. IS Wallst
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WTANTED-A situation by q young Woman to
w do CGAMBEkWORK, or WAITER Good city
reference be given from her last place where she lived two
yesrs Apply at no. US stsy, between 18th and l1hsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

A BUh WANIED-One that is active and intel
IA is cad give good references may apply 70 o. H.
We'll, 4 sgist, No ll1 Cherry st, Now fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

ITO LET--A story and attic brisk HOUSE,
conveniently situated in tue lAth Ward with Gas and
Bath &C. The will be taken In board by Physician aud
his wife For PARTICULARS address PHYSICIAN,
Station c.. U. 4. Mail, cor Troy and i,h-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

mo LET-The LOWER PAKT OF House No
il $50 Broomest consisting OF the fret floor Rooms ant
Bathroom and the Basement through Also, two large BED
ROOMS on the third floor Gas and Water all through The
remainder Of the house lot family OF three persons Ren
$3.50 payable monthly In advance Can be after 10 O'Clock
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

beautifully situated the Shell Road half mile west OF
the Village Of NewtowA, L. l., conaing IL Of frstae
from 3,hst or 80 minutes from Fulton Ferry ~ Y. For fad
particulars apply to VIM STORMS NO. 1874 Bleeckes, or
to J. INNEs, on the premises.
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Chances for Dnsiness Hlen.

COAL YARD for SALE, in good location
" address J. Is. G Tribune Office.
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1)aints, Oils, Sc.

DURE COAL OIL at FIFTY CENTS per gallon
by the barrel of about 40 gallons Warranted equs to ID
best MARKET equal TO Kerosene other Color dsr
lemon This below the cost b1s Il to close the
agnuent Fer sale by JOHN w. QUINCY Co, SO Williams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

VAAkTED-Situatitn ms as frst-class WAITER,
w A. GOOD COOK and LAUhDRESS and to do HOUSE
wOPF ~ very competent Girls Cal AZ Z. CARaoLLS'
No o. 6.-sv
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TO LET or LEAsE-The 2-story double HOUSE

situated at Fstands, L. l., the residence Of A. b. Hodges
The all the such Sater
furnace bath aud hot and cold water In the
Kitchen with pump and wash tubs There ABOUT acres
of land with house and stable the grounds are
beautifully laid out and have various knds OF fruit large
quantity flowers The location very desirable and one OF
the most healthy The VIII be let 10 good tenant
Apply to WIN. A. COBB, esq., No. 40 Wal-st N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

COR SALE-On Lexington-av., between 52d
md SD three Grscass 3stoy and basement brown
HOUs ES high soop lone corner housed size Of
houses x50; all the mocen improvements and finished
quiIe GEORGE MOUHTJOY East S2dst between I'd and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15
Danring Ara6emiss.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
IA No. 8O6 Broadway, New-York.
No. 1877 Montas -plsee, Brooklyn
CLASSES OPEN AT ALL TIMES Fur BEGINNERS
VIII continue open until the LIST Of June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

A 1F'f HER who has had the charge of school
IN O, .. 90 scholars desires 81 CUA fION 10 Public
keiscts ! address D. n. NJ, New fork U.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

ITO RENT or LEASE, on 30th-st., between
4th and Msdsonavs a small. thrse-stary brown-.tont
front ROUSE; rent $40 The carpets hEares oil cott
heater to DO sold Inquire at the house from 10 to IL m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

EOR SALE-A well-established country NEWS
III PAPER doins g rood business. Apply 70 MI THoMA
ri RoOKER foreman Of The Tribune Printing Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15
Real estate for galf.

TTARRYTOWN, three miles from the Depot
~ A COUNTRY RESIDENCE for sale, consisting Of sE,y
scss Of GOOD cleared land house. barn. stables
ennery 90 very large and handsome
,re.n running through the place garden containing one and
bs acres Of ground handsomely laid out with all the Sun
Sts and LARGE number Of dwarf pear trees also tw apple
nrbsd. kr Thi, ri ace Of the most desirable In tue
country WIN he sclse~ snd!erns liberal applied 70, Oela1
April the subscriber Is obliged TO Is.uin 70 THO Guy
dress BOX No 3.bg2 New York Post-Ohice-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

CTFAM POWER-To LEI, the RSTFLOOR
- over store No 28 Water Of Dover together with
fveho1e steam power moderate Inquire the premi
,es, of TALMAGE BROTHERS,
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Boots, Shoes, Sc.
DilIiaro Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of weIl-seaseueS
IA BILLIARD-TABLES, made in the best possible
ana at Iessonale prices viii DO found g. the fHELAN Bill
LARD TABLE MANDATORY, Nos So 6S, 81 aud 60 Cres
byst, NewYork Every article connected with. uAds
the lowest rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

CTEAM-POWER, with well-hghted ROOMS
- One basement well lighted and rear will answer
mechanical purpose In busnsss stree not
Broadway Apply to j. and g. III. WALKER NJ loI
Centre at. corner Of Hester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

EOR SALE-In Westport, Conn.,, two dwelling
HOUSES In the most desirable part Of village Inquire
at the Sangauck Bank Also dwelling HOUSE In Danbay
INQUIRE Of FREDERICK s. WlLDMAN.
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NOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE h

LOR SALE-A CDUNIk1 hESIDENCE IN
New Rochelle the Neptune House, containing 10 scres
large and councillors house Of 20 rooms carriage house. and
other outbuildings. all In good repair On tho premises
the best and slightly site for house In Rochelle
Also. FOR SALE or TO LET, near the above PLACID
thes acres twoory and basement house. containing III
hno view and healthy location Inquire OF T. L. ROSE No 81
Vesey ct or Of NJ. T. STRONG Nsw Rochelle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

ITO LET-To small respectable families, in
Il Franiln Terrace, situate in 26thst. shay two
small HOUSES tas and water rent B275 also, good
APARTMENTS, with and wsto In 9thsy, betw 25n
and 26thss rent from 900 10 1885, Inquire No 252 Ehay.
Also some good private STABLES In Coust, and good
APARTMENTS with gas and water situate in Washingo1s
between 5th and 6thsts, Hoboken Apply 10 WM WHITE,
No. lql Warrington st., HobOken.
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Boar0 an6 Rooms.


7 light ROOMS and STEADY POWER, on
'' " N'- Join GANDU No. ZOE waksrst
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nor SALE-Brick STORE at Peekskill, N. Y. (;

EOR SALE-The 2-stOry and attic brick
HOUSE and LOT No. 53dst few doors east Of 4st'sv
Lot IS by 100. Apply to VIM & JOHN oBRIEN' No. 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

L,OR SALE-A very desirable RESIDENCE In
the CITY o! ELIZABETH N. within minutes ak
ofthe Rosd station Lot 82x20 IT,, House modern and In
coupre order trains every hour Easy Inquire OF A.
CRANE, No. so Wiamst New-fork or oil j. D. SiohioN'
No. 1856 Broadst, Elizabeth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

HOUSE No. I2t East l8thst between 3d.sv and Irwin,
place having modern water, bath ia
as &C. Rent moderate to sma family without children
Can 10 to IL TO Inquire the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

TOR SALE-Barges BISHOP and NONE
IL SUCH. Inquire OF A. A FISH, No 30 Moore-st OF OF
d. l.. CRlTTEhDfEk Co, Albany.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-08
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, N. Y
II IIIG INIEIe7ENiIUN OF DAVNWW =
Opposite Madison Square.

TTyIIs LOCATION the healthy, Geghui and central In
this great metropolis and very convenient 10 the Hudson XIV
er an Boston raira al depOts.
There ae four distinct lines Of omnbusse that pass the Hotel
-ary every minute during the day AMI eycng besides which
there are horse railways the Fourth aud sixth Aveue
lines, which terminate Wall street. and run community on
within block Of the Hotel thus adordng better oppoi
tuny Tor obtaining seat with more certainty and e loss o.
ne than At other point These lines OF onno9sses An1
house cars direct TO the CENTRAL PARK, which Is eond
magnificent natural pleasure ground In The
world. .
The entire arrangements Of establishment the result Of
study and experience and render u the most eomora
BILE homeke Hotel In the world All the improvements that
convenience have suggested have been Introduced
Every precauon has ben taken, during construction 70
positive safety o. from the dangers OF conhsgra
uon SUBDIVISION double bTlck extend from the oun-
aon roof All Of th- doors double and separa
ted by layer Of cement making The entre structure heprooL
Among other Important In addition 10 the usual
arsays RAILWAY TO convey from the first TO
upper floors In successful operation, upon plan which admits
Lofty spacious continues corridors, forming promenade
sou feet upon each Of the six stories give Hight and air In the
highest degree, 20 every apartment.
liberal SPACE has been appropriated 70 public Drawing Rooms
snd Plr3rs come cling wheh and the Dnng Rooms There
grand Promenae Hall Suites spacious Parors Chambers aud
Dressing Rooms with all ae modern eouvsnenees have been
peca gueI the comfort Of families travelling parties and
"A Exchange containing the the day and all the
corvenrnce umer intercourse and business, has been
added to the mary other Hotel and there Tel
egrsph Oce connecting With al parts OF The country
Billiard and Of the approved style and appoint
rnents are provided guests and the public
Furniture and article Of use the establishment has
been expressly designed and Manufactured Tor The ffTH AVENUE
An apartments, upon any business
rEt 10 order 20 insure nme,late attention
The entire organization 81 this Hotel has been under the direction
PAGAN STEvENs proprietor Of Revere and fremont Hou
es Boston and Point Clear Houses Mobile the
Continental Hotel philadelphia
next visit 10 our city.
With much respect,
Your obedient servants
HITCHCOCK, DARLING 90.
4. D,Rlsa late Of "Ra.gls House NOBLE E; .,..
iy8-8m
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children years age half the price
white persons
NOTICE-Through Tickets be procured In Charleston
the Office Of the Northeastern Railroad Company and 10 Pc
ersbug TIE Office OF the Richmond Petersburg Railroad Co..
and In Norfolk the Office Of the Norfolk Petersburg Co. the
York River Railroad Co the Office Of John Dickson
the es River Boat Line Also from Nashville and points south
west by Lynchburg and Charlottesville all the Springs.
TIOS DODAMEAD,
General supt, Va, Central Railroad.
HlKxLS, Mason Co., Stage Proprietora.
tvl- On.
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MARINE NEWS
FORT or RICHMOND. september I.
a,sa vAru Cil1raDlrl oco0L-srs R-as az; sErs sgi
ARRIVED.
steamer George Peabody Prchasd Baltimore iss. and
D " Curric.
Brg p = len. Sniih, Baston. mls' & " Curris
Brig Frei ~ y-nlA, , Rocklind, Ire, libby Burton
schr CAuua-oaEa, Wcskstt, Bah, guany
schr MAJ Mel i Mort. Schaer Kohlcr A Co
schr wythyn, Lsaskn, Postoa plaster, shields souusr
vile.
Sctr ChaFl s, Folks, James River, lumber
schr LynnhAyel, Crocker, Norf,4, " J. A. bei'ln
SAlLEn,
Steamship Jines,1En skln-r. \. r., iss and passenger
L. Tam Wak1n.
chr Hope FRANK Boil, Ighl
scar salisbury. J0sn The rivcr Light
echr I1a l., DO DO
s,hr , r 6HHh, DO do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-08
HEAD QUARTERS
BOOTS AND SHOES,

AGEs Shoe Store % Main Street, facilities Families
whether City County, for laying In their supplies Of
Shoes rarely met with being enabled 10 furnish every
member family with description Of shoes kc for house.
parlor or out both Of his North
ern Manufacture sending viii supplied
moderate prices with good Shoes iaeudiag brogues Of
make, for field hands.
In addition to supply kinds shoes ofny own
make have great variety Of the best Northern
and Shoes a. can found In any house In Virginia
Invite all to call At the large Trunk and Shoe Empo
a. % Main Street
mTS JOHN O PAGE JR,
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w. GREENWOOD 4 CO.,

MANUFACTURERS AND wHoLEsALs DEALERS IN
White aud Painfef Cane and Wood Seat
Chairs, Cottage and Chamber Furniture, &c.
Nos 9s and 100 BALTIMORE 81, corner Of HouhAr,
BAir
WALTER GREENWOOD, WHITNEY, Agent
CHAIRS WHITNEY, au22-su
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1850.

Passengers breakfast and sup Ashland and dine board the
comfortable Acqua Greek and Washington
~ Tor further infornAuon apply al tbs sce Broad Street,
ghockoe HILL JAMES B. WINSTON,
GenT Ticket Agent
sAML RUTH RupL !
once R. y 4 p r. r. Co.,
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1855. IarA-t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-08

wishing 10 obtain tickets for servants
~ the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac R. for WASH
ngon City and points further North must In All cases be voue
citizen OF Richmond person,
Piled for by letter A. D. ALLEN,
ua2O -ly Ticket Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-08
AtRINALN An PRINCIPAL HUTELS

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
JOSEPH T. cREsHAw Proprietor.
Sepieuiher ~ s0o.
Geo savior and ,v, King nu oHarae.s HardG
J r lylr, % q seiNAns "a
n "A Tt,f.r 40 n Masscnburs, Va
W rayior PirsyivaIia Wv lE.twvI 90
n No. rh-s.--I-ld Z " Ashln, futanna
n " 800 .sv SA Hostln, CumberlAnd
n r g,,lurl, garolns Dulard MI
SNt-StrC,-}S,e 10 TT Gnoaguiio Lynshbg
p -amucl a . a'ls n Nll..1t-a40s eS
i IA VaIf.l y K.tt Ford Phla
= M N, Mrs Ford, %
TAIt-v DO "a GUY, 1oochiand
Branch JAS City AsLoNns fi1'AnnA
9s SsIes ISnehs's IN crosis5. HosarisyEIs
b R,blnson. Bauk sampson c SCOT, Jr, bEc-nsnAm
a A Na.i-ra. surry M Head, pouhatan
Pegram DO " Mas n Aena
M CsdEtH. Amelia v Il hychc, GranYlle
II Bu1 AMER. csrtl ~ s. Wake, Snssicluelu
" uallou. HALIFAX q OM,uitrc, Franklin
A : Lee, Meckrg bobos ttsyNAIA
p KrusrrNC e. " Haui'ol, Matsoa
q Z James. NY Hut, DO
J a Rs-sisis. Lunsnbr VIA rurae- Norfolk,
A q McCrsy, NC Ms Turner, DO
A A Coop.r 10 Ms Rot.suore, 20
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-08

~ BALLARD HOUSE,
10 presenting this card to the public, return many cordial
hanks for the kindness have received
Al their hands hope that the New order OF Affairs,
% be initiated Sept l. 1850 will receive the same announcement
hat our prev2us abors accommodate guests have
net with. --- - -.....z =,
Messrs JOHN aud THOMAS T. BALLARD are now the Pro-
ors the Establishment each pledges himself TO de-
What the comfort convenience and requirements Of their guests
iemand
We desire keep and maintain what ucESsS calls for
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and We promise 10 use renewed
xertions the establishment comfortable as possible
with polite agents. ready prompt snd attentive servants we
AHord complete satisfaction TO the travelling
public.
b. previous card, long since published TO eounterae the
influence Of basees uuor sufficient proof that our establish
pent mas never been closed that since rs publication
nave condition 20 entertain vers than heretofore
ro closure, Intended closure desire our friends
70 notice IS false Strangers Intending TO visit as wia
,iara aWN'--f