.. The Menagerie
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! OF Raymond g. Co is here. (See advertise
ment) Do not fail to 60. Il possesses the
highest call for your attention, for you VIII not
only be entertained, but also much edined. On
Al street near Pa. Av.


lo.,The spacious odd Fellows Hall


Is another place you should not neglect TO see


il IS tbe largest building built by private SUBJ


scr,tion 10 the city. After viewing It, a short


walk viii take you 10 the WASHINGTON
LIBRARY on l2th street, south Of the Ave-
me which contains the largest collection of
hooks 10 the city, except the Congress Library
already referred TO-


Ill. The Churches.


You are so used to seeing Church edfices
in other cities that we need not specify all of
those in our city. TheSt. Matthew's Catholic
Church, is we believe, about the largest in
Washington. II is on 18th street, w.


I2. The Grand National Fair
We mention last, but it is not the least in i'm
portance. You came especially to visit it, and
you did we'll The room lately built for this
Unprecedented exhibition Of American Manu-
factures, is located on Louisiana Avenue, near
the CITY HALL. Ii has often been describ-
ed in the papers throughout the country, So.
that we need not give any particulars concern
ing it. You will gain new information Of this
grand exhibition in the city papers daily, while
it continues


So much, then, for what you may see during
your visit 10 the Metropolis; and even yet,
g the half has not been told" Those who
were never here before, could not have come
at time more intensely interesting, and we
are sure that if they win, they may return
home more interested than they ever were by
visit Of equal duration to any other place Ii
would be impossible that more could be seen
and gained as to instruction, than may be now
in this city, to those who will Learn; and we
are sure our vislters are intelligent, and come
for the purpose of improvement.


Besides the places of interest above enume-
rated, permit US to call attention to the Do
ramic Exhibition Of Mr.. Winters at Carusi's
Saloon, on lth and c streets; the several
Daguerrean Galleries on the Avenue, and the
great Solarum Of Mr.. jerks; also, to the
grand Procession ofthe friends Of Temperance,
10 take place on Friday, The 22nd,) and Of the
Odd Fellows, upon the occasion of the Dedi.
cation Of their new and splendid Hall on Mon
day, the 25th.


In conclusion. let US say TO all visitsrs 10 this
city, on this great occasion, we give you
hearty welcome, and wish you the creates
possible enjoyment


o. Of such occasional exhibitions orsmeet-
ings as may be held, from day to day, accounts
will be promptly given in the Columbian
Fountain.