aAAsHINGToN GARDENS.
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w ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.


This is the most delightful public Garden
SfgsA in Baltimore its vicinity, and is not sur


5sskM passed by any similar place in Philadelphia
E.-szss- New York or Boston. The proprietor has
put the Garden in thorough repair, and made it such
place OF resort as BaltmOreans may be proud to visit
and introduce strangers soiourning in our city II has
beautiful walks shaded with elegant trees and adorn-
ed with a great variety of flowers, No improper pcr
will be admitted to the Gardens and the choicest
and rcry beS viands and refreshments can at all times
be obtained Breakfast, dinner and supper will be
provided when requested There is attached to the
Gardens one of the very best BOWLING SALOONS
in the city, which can he engaged by the hour and
will be private 10 the party occupy ng 1t though
it their own. Parties wishing TO engage in this
healthy and Innocent exercise will find il most cool
and delightful place The Gardens but short and
pie walk FROM the centre of the cily-but those
preterring to ride avail themselves OF the advant-
age of both lines of ''Omnbuses,h - which run within
few steps of the place. In fact, the sold Lire"
will run TO the door when requested by party of
three more.


GIf- The proprietor pledges himself to keep as good
NiANDS and REFRESHMENTS as can be obtained
at any house in the "Uniled States" not excepting
the fremont, AstDt or Barnum's City Hotel, aud in
viteS the citizens OF Baltimore AMI strangers sojOun
ing here to pay visit 10 the w ASHlNGFON GAR
DENS, on PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. mi 2tt