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BY f. s. Wright, Georgetown, ID. G.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AT AUG,

IL TION.-On Tuesday, the 18th instant, at III
,'clock, a. M, shall sell the residence of Lieut..
BisseII, at the upper end of Congress street, his
stock Of handsome furniture, &C.-consisting of
Rich velvet-covered sofa and chairs to match
Marble top sideboard, mahogany dining, break
fast and centre tables; mahogany chairs, Brussels,
and Ingram carpets and rugs; straw mattings
A very splendid antique dinner. desert, and coffee
set-valued at $500
Rich Nankin China tea set-very valuable
Three pieces rich chased silver ware; consisting
of tea pot, sugar dish and cream pot heavy silver
IadIe; new and beautiful Sheffield plated tea and
coffee set; ivory knives and forks; set handsome
walters; astral lamps, cut glass tumbers, wines and
champagnes
Mahogany, French, and other bedsteads with
paiiaSses
Marbe-top dressing bureaus, large mahogany
wardrobes; mahogany crib, with mattress and bed
ding; mahogany and wash tables; chamber sets, &c.
Radiator and paror stoves, with excellent
cooking stove, and general assortment of kitchen
furniture
An excellent mich COW.
Terms Of sale All sums of and under $50, cash;
over $50, credit of 60 days for approved endorsed
notes bearing interest
EDW. s. WRIGHT,
April lift Auct neer
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I ours, very truly,
MORGAN.

.Nsw York, p. M, .9pril 10, l846.-I learn from
person who saw the Oregon this msrning, that she
st remains hard and fast on the rock at Hurl gate
According to his account the centre Of her hull rest
on the rock which punched hole through her bot
tom, the point of the rock making its appearance in
side the boat He says she appeared to be hogged,
partially broken in twain, and thinks she will never
be got off, except in fragments. fthis statement
proves true, she may, in measure, be considered
total wreck
Understand, on further inquiry, that she cost
about 1920 000 1t is great pity that she met with
such untlmely fate. She was quite new, and
taken altogether, the fastest well as the most mag
nihcenly finished boat of the kind ever saw. Her
wreck must prove a serious loss to her owners, as
they were, learn, as previously stated, only insu-
red against fire, and not against shipwreck.
Yours, truly,
MORGAN.
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ELEGANT PRESENTATION ladies anc

LNLEGANT PRESENTs.-Toth the ladies and
IL gentlemen. GUlON Of 173 Broadway, New
York, importer Of Paris goods, has opened at No 3
from Sd street, under Gadsby's hotel, Pennsyl-
yania avenue, Washington city, an assortment Of
rich fancy goods, Of Paris and London manufac-
ture, consisting Of the finest articles only, com
prising the assortment usually imported by him
Fine dress fans, from 81 to $50; ladies' work-boxes
from IS to $50; ladies' and gentlemens, dressing
cases. from IS to $75 papeteres and portable desks
Lubn's, Curtains, and Prevost's soaps, perfumery,
perfumery, and cosmetics; fancy note paper, en-
veiopa, DC, from ~ to $40 per ream; Chinese and
English chess-nen, from 81 to 500 large music
boxes; god-head canes; gold Pens gold penciIs,
embroidered reticules; rich purses; Rodgers Sons
knives, Rogers's scissors, &c. Of the first quality
onlyj portfolios papier mschee work; silver and
god mounted riding whips; brushes, combs, &c
Of tortoise-shell and buffalo horn the newest PARIS
style Of head ornaments odor boxes, toilet minors
French, English, and Chinese curosilies, and fancy
goods too numerous to particularize
Being the principal house in Broadway, New
York, no person may suppose any article misre o.
resented, or sold at but moderate advance from
the cost Of importation. All are requested 10 call
and examine the articles and the same attention
will be shown. whether for purchase Or exsgnins.
ton, Jan lq-dlc,
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sEEDs.-Clover seed is again dearer IS tons o.
American at 55s TO 62s IT tons old Trieste at Sis
small lots OF new Dutch at 62s to 64s all in bond
ana little German white at full prices. The auo-
tatlon for haxsaed is partly nominal. We are still
without business to report. About 800 ors. of 81.
Gillian linseed brought 42s. cd. to AS Cd. ser ar
regret TO inform you Of the loss OF the spIendid
steamboat Oregon. She went ashore this moTnins
IN Hnrgate, on the Gridiron rock. The OregoS
was the most costly and magnificent inland steam
boat ever built. She cost her owners about ss0 =.
700 or 100000; and | understand she was only
Insured against fire. In attempting to make her way
through Hurlgute with the United States mail on
board, among which were mail bags from the Uni
corn, she was swung by the force of the curren,
across the channel, going with her stern bottom
hard and fast on the rock. As the tide fell her bot
tom broke, and let in the water, and il was feared
she would prove total loss. The passengers and
mails were taken off by ry-boat Should fur
Their particulars transpire well communicate them
tomorrow.
.Nsw York market for three days 10 this afternoon Al
p. m.-Stocks again advanced to-day on an average
OF about per cent but the money market was
without any mitigation, Good paper was still offer.
ing at "a per cent per month. =
Inc news was too recent TO exercise any percent
lble influence on this market to-day.
Only few hundred bales Of cotton sold at about
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BY A. Green, AuctiOneer.
A SsIGNEES' SALE OF groceries, store

BY A. Green, AuctiOneer.
A SSIGNEES' SALE OF groceries, store
n fixtures, horse and dray, at auction.
On Friday, the Oath instant, shall SELL at the store
recently occupied by Messrs. Lewis & Holland, on
Pennsylvania avenue, near the corner of 9th street
at 10 o'clock, a. M. by order of the assgnees, for
the benefit of the creditors, all the groceries,
fixtures, &C., which are Of good quality. We
enumerate in part
Tea, coffee, brown, loaf, lump, crushed, and pow
dered sugars
Molasses, -four, bacon, lard
Chocolate, mustard starch, soap
Sperm, mould, and dipped candles
Butter, oil, cheese, salt, pepper, raisns, citron
A large lot best quality cigars, tobacco, &c.
With large lot Of other family groceries, not ne
cessary to enumerate. Also, the store fixtures,
among which are
Marden's patent platform scales
Patent sugar mill, tea canisters
Scales and Weights
Sugar, meal, and feed bins
Labelled drawers, counter, oil cans, &c.
Also, a frst-rate horse, dray, and harness.
Terms at sale.
DAVID STEWART e. SON,
Assignees
A. GREEN,
Auctioneer.
Anril 1S-6t
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April 1876


pY virtue OF a deed of trust from Geo.
ID Herbert to the subscriber, dated the 9th day
Of October, ls45, and recorded in Lber w B, No.
49, one Of the land records for Washington county,
d. c., shall sell at public auction in front of the
premises on Tuesday, the 9Th day of May next, at
o'clock in the afternoon, the following real proper
ty, to wit: Lot 4, in square 43s, in the city of
Washington, with the improvements thereon, con-
sisting of frame house lately built This lot
fronts SO feet on south Fl street, and runs back 66
feet inches in line parallel with 9Th street west,
the same being corner lot.
Terms of sale: one-third cash, the balance in two
equal payments Of six and twelve months, to be Sc
cured to the satisfaction Of the trustee, with interest
from the day Of sale. II the terms Of sale be not
complied with within Ave days from the day Of sale,
the property will be resold, for cash credit, on
notice Of one week, at the purchasers risk and
cost.
WALTER LENoX, Trustee.
r. w. DYER,
April lS-6t Auctioneer.
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\ GENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASH
IA INGTON. ID. C.--CHARLEs De SEIpMc

\ GENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASH
"A INGTON, ID. C.--CHARLEs De SELDMG,
General Agent, No. II, Todd's buildings, Pennsyl-
vana avenue, Washington, d. c., offers his services
to those who may have clnims either of the
utive departments, or Congress- private claims on
individuals. t.'..;',.....
Particular attention paid TO the settlement of &C
counts of disbursing officers who may find it ncon-
venient to attend personally, especially those of the
navy. ..,..,.gg. q,.i. o.. .a... D..
Also attends as agent for nonresident property
holders, collecting rents, procuring pensions, &c.
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the
amount claimed, and the extent of services required
Communications (post paid) will receive mmed-
ate attention. " '4
He has the honor to refer to the Navy Depart
ment, and the several bureaus connected with il;
Second Comptroller and Fourth AUDITORS Offices,
and the senior pursers in the navy and also to Hon
c. c. Cambreleng, New York; Commodore Charles
Stewart, Philadelphia; Commodore John Downs,
Boston; Hon. Henry L. Ellsworth, Washington;
Hon. E. III. Foster Nashville, Tennessee; and
Thomas M. Blount, esq, Pensacola.
April III
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TOBACCO, cigars, tea, figs, raisir

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TOBACCO, cigars, tea, figs, raisins,
i brandy, whiskey, gin, &C. at auction.
On Tuesday, the 2lst instant, shall sell at my
warehouse, on 9Th street, near Pennsylvania ave-
nue., at o'clock, p. M
SO half boxes of sample tobacco, some of it of the
choicest brands, of various sizes-pound-
lump, IS, IS, &c.
ALSO,
A large lot Of cigars, of various kinds
8 half chests tea
Raisns, figs, sugar. soap, starch, &c.
ALSO,
A large lot of brandy, whiskey, gin, &C., of a
good quality
And many other articles not necessary to enume-
rate.
Dealers in the above will please attend the SALE
as | am ordered to close them. Terms at sale.
A. GREEN,
Auctioneer.
Anril lS-3t
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New Spring Goods.

MRS. OFFLEY would inform her friends
WI and the public generally that she has opened
Fancy Dry Goods and Variety Store, on High
street, one door north of Bridge street, GEORGETOWN
D. G. The facilities she possesses for obtaining con.
slant fresh supplies from New York will enable hsr
to have always on hand great variety Of useful and
fancy articles
March 3l-w3ws
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Making total for the week OF $50 bales.
1000 barrels Genesee -four sold at As 43l, and
900 do. mixed at s. 81. 1900 unexpected New
Orleans at 81 81 S. 200 superfne do IS l2I;
900 Georgetown sold yesterday at IS l2!. RIVE
flour dull. SO to 100 hogsheads Brandywine corn
meal sold at SIC cash. Wheat, ], 200 bushels Iowa
sold at 81 10 cash. Rye inactive. Corn. q OO0
bushels Jersey yellow sold at 70 cents part for ex.
port. 500 southern yellow, measure, at SO. $500
New Orleans white at So. 5000 southern do 81
weight All this since Wesnesdav the 18Th
Proyisions.-Pork, Ohio, is in fair demand. ,OOC
barrels new prime sold at 50 so. 700 TO 800 do
mess at $40 S7i at sll. Beef is inactive. Ohio
lard, sales of 400 or 500 barrels at s. 7c Sales
in kegs at a Tic.
Rice-sales Of the week 700 tierces at 81 10, a
81 So cash; latter price for choice.
Sugar-sales 400 hdds New Orleans at 5 a Tic;
article rather dull.
MoIasses-Iower by one cent per gallon; sales
New Orleans and New llbesia at 80 a Gle.
Tobacco very dull-sales 80 a 100 hhds. Kentuc.
ky at q a Al, four months. Manufactured is in
good request.
Beeswax-saIes at 3d.
Feathers-sales 5000 lbs. live geese western a,
Gle.
Hemp-sales 300 bales American dew rotted at
SS7 50.
Lead is quiet at 50 75
WhIskey-saes IN barrels AT 81 a 22c.; drudge
ale; article dull.
Naval stores-sales 900 barrels North county
rosin at Coo.
Spirits of mrpentine-sal made for cash at Sc
SIC, and at So a Soc, months.
Freights--no change to Liverpool or to Havre
Sterling bills at 81 10. On Paris, at 5,27i a
5,25.
Yours very truly,
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= &C., &c.--Havng the agency Of nearly all
the best nurseries in the United States, can furnish
fruit and ornamental trees, shrubbery, plants &c,
&C. from any of them that may be preferred; at all
of which they will be packed when required, SO as
to go safely any distance by railroad or steamboat.
Catalogues sent to all applicants, and all the orders
will receive as prompt attention if sent direct
to the nursery. On hand, several thousand trees
of the most approved kind (fruit and ornamental)
for sale cheap, and warranted.
March IS J. F. CALLAN.
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CoUNsELLoRs AND ATroRNKYs.-Thc following
Counsellors and Attorneys admitted at the pre-
sent January term Of the Supreme Court -
.qftornsvs-Wm. g. Briggs, Jacob II. Baker, Rufus q.
Beardslee Theodore Brooks Stephen r. Breckenridge,
Rufus w. Babcock, James Breck, jr, Hamilton b. Brad
shaw, James Brown, Hiram Crsndall, VIM A. Cornwall,
Francis r. Z. Cornell, John Cole, Emerson Y. Davis
James u Dewey, william A. Dean, George T.. Evans,
Samuel H. Foster. Frederick j. Fay, James Finlayson
Thomas O. Frost, Benjamin = Greene, George G. Genet
James w. Glover, Augustus d. A. 0oodale George b.
Hubbard, VIM 8. Hascsll, Solomon r. Higgins, Oscar
W. johnson, Ebsnezsr Jennings, L., Hale. Kingsley,
VIM. s. Ksrnochan, Rufus King William H. King Eliph.
aet r. King, Edward c. Ksttel VIM. 8. Kenyon btepken
d. Law Robert e. Martin, James r. Malcolm, Henry A.
Mott Edward NJ Mastss Clement Moore, Archibald Nc
Dougall, John T. McKenzis Oscar y. Noyes, James +.
OTooe John H. Parish, VI edsrick Phelps, Ciarkson ~
Potter Joseph II. Ramsay Friend 8. Rutherford Chsun
coy B. sabn. Lewis Soy mour jr Rodophus P. Skinner,
WIN. H. story, D.. sundsriin, c. NJ Schols6sld, Chss
r. southnsyd, John c. Underwood Thomas b. Van Blu
rem Thomas G. Welch, Francis 3. Wsldron. IS.
Ceunseilovs.John c. Allen, John M. bowman, Gilbert
Bailey, r. w. Bishop. Coles Bashford, David A. Boes
Orville II. Chittsndsn d. NJ Chadsey, WIN. ]. Corrws
Kiron Carroll Robert Dog, jr, John Fitch, Frothingham
Fish, John Frost, James Forsyth, James Green A. b.
Hamilton w. Jackson, BENZ N. Looms, Jacob Norris
VIM N. Mason, r. H. Morshouse, Stephen 2. Nash, Jas.
Mel ohm II. Reynolds. j. Radlis, Charles r. Rich
ards, s. o: shepard Seth H. Terry x Terry, John J.
Tyler, ). Z. Van Dyck r. ID. Watson T. II. westbrook,
Thomas o. Young. albany sarsus, JAM 10.
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ALA vivtuosa Giovans, onor deip America, ceisbre
monatrice di piano, esimia cGntaSfe,

fila Vntuosa Giopane, onor deip America, ceisbr'
monatrics di piano, ssimia cGntaxfe,
SIGNoRA VALENTINE Morr.
'divafors Abbate Migliore segno di an'mirdsow'
rispsfto qnesti psrsi dedicG.
CANTICA PER MUsICA
DUAL fra celesti cantici
Danzant intorno Dio,
Sera1ini esultano
D'armonioso brio,
brio chelpsr tutt sscol
Pace per lor segno.
Talio rspito in cstasi
Dial suono tue dal oanto,
In te mirava un genio
Apportator d'incanto,
Al suon del piano. armonica
I'm aura sorvolo.
fireman 10 cords agevoli
Al tocco tue leggsro.
scende come un balsamo
ii canto lusinghiero
In chi Ii ascolts-e ssprimere
II sue placer non 81.
Chi mai bear non sentesi.
O Donna. al tuoi concsnti1
Per 10 di nuova fremono
Vita Ii misi moment,
Ds lena a un cor che missro
Amore al duol danno-
Chi vien-ti ascolta-oh credim
Resta COM uom che sogna
Deprimi amor Ia vergine:
pill dormir agogna,
Per risognar lamabile
Che tanto 10 beo-
Ben da questo bel suolo
Merit un sllor sui froute
Di musical dovizia
A Lui schiudesti un fonte
Felice re battere
Potessi il tue sentier.
WILMA fra gil applause
Non pore me in oblo
Ira quei ehe il genio ammrano
vi son, sgnora, anch 10.
Sui labre II yer mi scrisscro
L'onore lamista.
Non no sui crime lauri
Che q to dovuti sono,
Ma pur dal cielo UNI ANNA
Calds Pc versi no in dono,
al sole dol tue genio
Quslp alma esultera.
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The President Of the u. States has recognized Jc-
seph T. Murs a. Vice Consul Of Russia for the port Of
Mobile; John Randolph Wilder Vice Consul Of Rus
sia for savannah and George f. Runhsrdt Vice Con-
sui VI Russia ioE TIE poEtef New ystk
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The WasaW Signal Of the 7th inst, says-For the last
two three weeks, have heard various rumors OF
growing dsaection amongst the great Saints
towards the magnates Of the Holy City has now be-
apparent that largo and powerful party 10 organ
sing in Nauvoo. composed Of all the various factions
which have from time to time been cut OF from the
church, in opposition to the Holy Twelve This party
is daily gaining adhcrents
Tho causes Of dssfection are various Some ara on
posed to the Oregon expedition and favor Bill Smiths
plan Of scattering the countryothers desire
to remainothers are weary Of the tyranny and grasp
Of ther property under pretcxt that it needed for
the Of the church, and others incensed because
the late abrogaon Of the marriage contract and the free
scope given BY authority Of the church. to the sensual
propensitss OF the people ~ 0 ~
Last week We stated that the Ssints were receiving
their endowment which consisted in total abrogaton
Of the marriage contract Later information confirms TO
to those who have received their endowment, all old
things done away and every thing has become
This Is taken literally and applied to marriages all
other contracts.
Anew Prophet has arisen in Wisconsin, who Is said
making considerable inroads into the church at Nau
He has found set Of plates which he il trans.
latng and which, according This own sho wing prove
Prophet joe Many Nsuvoo Saints seem to believe
in his mission This new Prophet opposes the emigra
ton to Oregon.
Bill Smith and Elder Adams were in Cincinnati at the
last dates lecturing the corrupons and practices Of
the Mormon church.
Several thsfts have been committed by the Mormons
lately, in the neighborhood Of Nauvoe.
A Mormon wheat merchant, !. o wheat thief was ap
pretended last week. says the Wavsaw Signal the 3s
ut at Appanooso, and u safely quartered in the
Stone Houso at Carthage He had stolen several loads
before being detected. s4
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bill continuing the provisions Of the law author.
sing the Virginia Banks small notes. was passed
In the lower house Of the Legislature Il hat STATE on
Friday, By majority Of 10 yotss.
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DAYTON'S SUGAR COATED BLENNORRHEA
Il LOZEN0E3-A pleasant. safe, and efectuaI remedy
FOR all diseases Of the urinary aed genital gonohua
few days For sale Messrs fahaestockS Co., 70 John
street. and II Ninth Avenue and BY Druggists generally
iai7 lmsr
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TO THE PJJRTTC.

DIR. GEORGE w. CHAPMA MS
IMPROVED MINERAL FAMILY PILLS. DYsPEPTIC
Bitter Cough and Choers Drops and other Medicines.
prepared from his recipes Of more than 40 tested
and will be found useful in all Of Bilious Fever
j.undes Drop.e. in II: Head and Chest, Liver obssruc
depending Liver and Asthatic Affections Fired Pains ia
the Chest and especially diseases Of private nature
shed Office Canal street, and only authorzed agent
in the city Of New York. is3 West Broadway until further
notice. ial9 2W
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1872 BROADWAY,

TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
THE celebrity Of rings Verbvna Cream" throughout the
United States has never besn approached BY other
sally admitted that article hitherto discovered
the genuine verbsna Cream does. ~
Beware Of limitations and observe the written signatu
der the dire tions for use, of &C. II. Ring
Prepared and for sale Wholesale retail and exporaton
by z. H. RING, Druggist,
l1 Broadway corner john street,
(Successor or DR.. WIN. H. Milnor'sl
N Brings Cough Candy and Elixsr sfLfc, for sale
bove dt7 lmslc
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTTCTES

:. WHoLEsALk AND RETAIL. NJ. N
e;ii:s.. ne much sSa.sd display q shs;ss f;s
ao. snS es ar ~ s
il city No iss Broadwsy. where he ofers spec
S no :; h Es x.
advantage the foreign q being freshly prepared and that
lie L.SoIaioTy G.ssi:r PsIs q M: o. which
X. q o. '1
sc%pss. e shY;s: .Isi.. q the esl.
enabling a o s.d 2 a x ~
Sos so.p Which win change
sssis s s
entfcay compounded that ak, remains to
q x%.re shsh viii ' ss1s &:
G osr. S. saassa Shaving CREAM an .rs
which, once tried vial always Be present IN every gentle
He oas!.R: COSMETIC CREAM. 50 ny.ls.bI. an .ppIi
i: Ss1: ie the he head. DIS ESSENCES, PoMATuMs
ed besuty and ceanse Tn healthy cure diso
ssrss .f'i &. q s q %
s NJ
pfnspss sqssny ,s.c,s the hs. ;pp m
ssn Of The hair and arc not to Be eonosndsd with The thou
and .h,melsssy warranted Q cure =.
SSss "a :D.ss!ioa 2
character. II 49, - -. N 1919 \. n III
For the quality OF his goods he refer {, Mes Asp
wall Mhau. Chiffon and many Others Of the respecu~
able chemists Of this city who fof the last several have
vended articles Of his manufacture. fstfsN NM TN
any g M l ::
linsy bat also thankfully Be- .ksa bsck The subscriber
and good hh when, from ths Of the articles, there
ri rs .ms.y 81 =
good 'A'A call most rf:RsSstSlIE ; SsssrY
s Ssosisss - s' 2ss = .sa
d3 imsrc and III Chrspuf strsee PhilsdeIrhsa
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$4,000.
AN ExTENsdvE RAFFLE.

THE elegant and yorits Hste Dss Dusx Fsres situated
opposite Duane Park il TO be rard for above amount
by The .t Of February OF any time nteIvening AZ the
sle9 pet chance the wnssr becoming hs the
Billiard Tables. and all the appusnsnce The proprietor
being dsrous enter business
not enabled 70 purchase their Hotel TO take this method
bring with n the power Of most who willing hazard
kslihSod than ia thousand vain spscula-
renovated spring and furnished in the exvasant
STYLE aad now IN the complete ORDER In order that the
decide any disputes that may arise. ~
Furhsrinfcrmasio. will s. by the the
HOTEL DES Duck FRERE6,
l6s Duane street. opposite Duane Park.
NB-Ge.tlsmen requiring private rooms Gan haye them
o rattle Cd chances gratis. DIS 1msr