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Our old friend, George Washington Parke Custis,


Esq, of Arlington, (hs country seat across the river


from this city, arrived from his Northern tour this


morning As he loomed up the Avenue from the


depot, in his capacious, fashy, peculiar, and gor


geous-striped coat, we Intercepted him and such a


North, and the great cities of the North, Indicated


that. he has beenka little astonshed at what he saw


He said he had a beard on brought all the way from


Boston-had been absent four weeks, and that he


must get shaved, go home, and see what was be,


come OF the place. Mr.. Custls has politely invited


us over to his residence and as he has a LOT OF
valuable relics Of Washngton's household, ann OIL
the revolution we expect 10 give interesting ac
count of our proposed VISIT next week -.
Be not alarmed about the public printing Eitner


the Union the Constitution, the u . Journal, or


some other press will get Inc scuih VIII go Tor
,artis Iotle u 8 JopH0i-wbile the wool and
ron fr, II men of the North will stand aloof for
some reliable barn-burner, perhaps John G. Rives-


perhaps Henry E. Rle, IT. indeed, Riel, by letter


Of notification to Mr. Van Buren,, carried by the
bearer Mr. Rives, has not signed over his (Rell's)
interest IN the prospect OF the oarnburners for the
House of Representatives. But of this we know
nothing 1t the Union should lose the printing for
the House, the administration is deserted and dis
solved. The question is simply whether the Presi-
dent, or combination of ciiques opposed to
his organ, shall be predominant; or, rather, the
election of Blair and Rives, and his substitu-


ton of Mr.. Richie, will be approved by the
House Of Re presentatives. This question admits
of doubt Oae thing Is plain, that the members
will congregate here week earlier than usual, in
order to settle the matter In caucus, if possible. We
shall have such a session OF excitements, from the
opening in next December, as has never been known
in Washington. To all Of which, Father Richie
Will doubtless respond, with knowing inclination
of his head, Nous vsrrms."