LIST OF ARRIVALS
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LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels in this City, for
the day ending May 8, at I2 nj.
BEERS TEMPERANCE HOTEL.


E. F. Brown, Washington City. MI. Lorin, Phil.
Mr.. Rathbun, N. Y. A.C. Van Epps, N. Y. City.
J. c. Van Epps, do.


UNITED STATES HoTEL.


S. Hunt RI. ]. N. Williamson, Ga. w. H.
Garter, N. Y. ]. H. Hume, Va. ]. Josye, do. ].
H. Delstah, Phila. r. Berry, do ]. Finney, Stan
ton. w. Brsnill, Md Mr. Smith, do.


CoLEMAN's HOTEL.
A. G. Bunker N. Y. H. Foster, Va. c. B. Fem
lDfrn, do. w. 7. Fenlinfrn, do. Il. G. Houston,
Alb. d. Hume, Va. R.. Haines and Miss Hanes,
NY. ]. Colburn, Ky. j. H. Adams, do. P. s.
Gage, NY. Mrs. Berry and Daughter, Boston. J.
L. Scoggins, N. C. G. o. Rogers, Va. L. Minor
and Lady Va. Mrs. Dabney, do. Miss Price, do. w.
C. Jewett, N. Y. F.W. Cobbig. Phila. DR.. H. d.
Frain, do. II. Burden N. Y. J. Frost, do. H. Allen,
Mrs. Rockwell, do. Col Hubbs, do. Mr.. Buque, do.
w. H. Steles, La. ]. Naille do J. Withirrd Md. H.
Capron, do. r. c. Davy, do. Il. Heales, Vermont.
w. ]. Dayerson, Ky. DIR. Bates, Maine. Mrs Col.
M. H. Fain; NY. Dr. S. Butler, CT. Rev. DR..
Willis and Lady, Scotland. Dr. Bell and Lady and
Son. Boston. DIR. C. H. Stedman, do. DIR. Cutler, do.
Or. Chandler Mass.


BRowN's HOTEL.


J.T. Sasser, Md. j. H. Bond, Bait. w. H Bald
win, NY. ID. Moore, Bait Mr.. Fox, Md. J. b.
Moore, Ga. ]. Hughs, Md. r. Ellis, Boston. B.J.
Smith, N. G. ]. Hagerty, Bait. {. Dashiell, M. D.,
North Carolina.


1t is said that the managers OF the National
Fair, have made arrangements TO bring on five
| L,, nr II ho, r
factories, who will attend at the tables upon
which the specimens of their workwomanship
will be placed The Reverend gentlemen Of
the District may calculate +" on plenty of bu-
siness in the matrimonial line, as 1t is not pos
sible that five hundred Yankee girls can re-
main long in the city without being caught
Several bachelor members of the House oi
Representatives have declared their intention
to be present There IS no doubt of it, and
perhaps fe,c of the married members whose
wives are absent, will indulge themselves
with a similar liberty.


Hereafter the Marine Band will play at the
Capitol on Wednesday evenings, and at the
Presidents gardens on Saturday. 1t is sug-
gested that ladies who paint should not ven
ture out when it is likely TO rain; because,
when the beautiful coloring becomes wet, il
runs where it is not wanted. We presume
our informant, who is a bachelor, (and a
rather old one too) has reference to some par
ticular case.


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Mr.. Slidel, our late Minister TO Mexico, was
in the House of Representatives on Saturday.
He thinks a conflict between us and that
power is unavoidable.


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On one Of the windows Of our city post
office there is paper with the words, "Walk
inside" What does it mean? Is il addressed
to the ladies'?


Green peas were selling in our market on
Saturday at half dollar per peck.