Washington.

Correspondence OF the Herald.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 81, 1874
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FRIEND BENNETT


Mr.. Calhoun did not. as stated in my last, leave
for South Carolina He will remain until after the
Presidents return, which will be on Monday or
Tuesday OF next week.


There has been within the last iorty-eight hours
about seventy applicants for The Office Of Consul
al Liverpool, a vacancy occasloned by the deaih
Of Mr.. Hagger,y. some are sllll here waiting The
return of the President others have followed him
TO the Springs.


Coleman's house will not open sooner than the
first II next month.


A Boat ub has been formed here by number
Of young gentlemen Of hign responsibility. Ihey
have purchased the celebrated boat : tdlcon OF a
company long know n by that nasie in Pnllsdephla.
hope the present company will sustain the higi
reputation enjoyed by the former club, which was
composed of Mr.. Head ot the Mansion House
Mr. Hart, and Mr.. White ana others 81 that city
II you should have occasion to vlsit w Washington,
lei me recommend Messrs. Bridges, Merchants
Hotel TO your notice; IT Is decidedly one Of The
best houses south of New York. Mr. Is. was tor
mery OF the most extensive merchants IN that
city, but subse neatly known partner OF The
late David Dorrence, Of the U. 5 Hotel. lie Is
decidedly one OF the most gentlenanly landlords |
have met since lett Boston.


Truly yours, 4. ,.
The first cotlllion party oil the season took place
on Tuesday night last. Such display OF beauty /
have not before witnessed In this city.


will give you a tull account ol the next.