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The City Lunch.''


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" ty for sale.The subscriber offers sell that well
known and egiby situated large three story brick dwell
ling house, and yard Patrick street. Frederick
Nd adjoining the City Hotel, the principal tavern, and
within short distance of the courthouse, banks, acade
N.Y. railroad, NC The house and back buildings extend
depth 10 feet eghtee paved alley, and contain
ing twenty above ground with dry cellars under the
whoetle front cellar being oored and pasered and the
yard having therein well OF good water, and also ny
dran This property is considered the best located in the
city trade of almost any description, bu
especially Tor the drug business which has been du
ring the last twenty years. and still Is, most successfully
carried on in it. Possession be had on the last OF DE
ccmber
Also, the west half of lot No 275, adjoining twosorJ
stone houses 1t fronts 80 feet Patrick street, and extend
back 100 feet, being desirable location, only shor
distance iron the railroad depot and in full view OF thu
cars at the times OF their arrival and departure
Also, building lot AT the Point of Rocks in Maryland
well situated Tor warehouse, small tavern, II benl
between the canal and railroad and spot where the
closely approach each other For further particulars
or terms OF sale, which will be very accommodating ap
pcaton may be made TO Thomas w. Morgan, esq u
| April 26-eod2un VIM. FISCHER.
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J1DUCATIOy.-Rev. d. McCARTER'S boarding school
T. for BOYS Srasburg Lancaster county, Pennsylvania
The whole expenses Tor board, tuition Nc, per session
of months, sos
The branches taught embrace all those OF thorough
English and mathematical education, together with the
Latin Greek German, and French languages.
Parents and qua rdans who may be looking Tor good
school in pleasant and healthy location, ami easy oil ac-
cess will subserve their interests by inqulrng INTO the ner-
It's OF this institution.
The principal had charge of or the last eight years
The summer session will commence Monday the 3D. OF
May. Payment the end of the term.
Eor reference ercuar c containing full particu
address REV. d. MCCAhlbh,
Principal and Proprietor, Strasburg Lancaster Cos "a
April 2i-tl3w
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Foreign Mails from New York by COvves, Eng
land, to Bremen, Germany.

Foreign Mails No. 1, from New York by COyves, Eng
land, to Bremen, Germany.
TIIE arrangements for regular conveyance OF mails TIC
pleted that the WASHINGTON, the first steamship of the
line, will leave New York for Cowes and Bremen Haven
Tuesday, the first day of June next; and also, on the
first day OF each second month thereafter.
1t that the second steamship will be ready 10
depart the of the season. the first day OF each
Intermediate month"; thus furnishing monthly mail in
each direction. Or tile commencement the monthly
rangenent, due notice will be given.
POSTAGE.
The inland postage to the city of New York; as well as
the postage by from New York, is to be Wepad
all maabe be conveyedby this line, excepting
ter will pass through the Bremen post Office Hamburger
is included in this exception To BREMEN ard to the
points supplied through that Office unpaid letters &c may
be senti postage to be collected at Bremen
The postage established by the act of March 3,
1885, o provide for the transportation OF the mail between
the United States and foreign countries are, on the above
route, follows! .
Upon all letters and packages not exceeding onehali
weight, twenty -four cents; over one-hai ounce IN
weight and exceeding fory-egh cents; and
for every additional half ounce fraction OF ounce, ill
teen cents.
Upon each newspaper, pamphlet and price current,
three cents.
Inland postage all cases. be added, whenever the
is transported by mail within the United States
toned
And be IL further enacted, That 1t shall not be lawful for
any person to carry or transport any letter. packet news
paper printed circular price current Except news
papers and not intended Tor circulation in tie con-
Try, which such vessel may be bound) ON board the YES
sells that may hereafter transport the United States mail as
VISION penalty of five hundred dollars is hereby imposed,
be recovered by presenment, by normation qhdm
actonone-baf for the of the inonner and the other
half for the of the Post Office Department"
G. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, April 80, 1917.
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rTNEA Tobacco and Cigars.-29S half chests tea
prising good assortment OF guipowder, imperial,
young hyson Poutbong and Ooong Pouchong, from low
grade TO extra fine.
iSI boxes manufactured tobacco, lbs and SIS various
brands and prices, some very cheap and good.
100000 Havana Principe, and regalia cigars
Samples my Office and will be offered lower prices
than ever known before in this city, liberal credits
MAY 3--eodIM STAN'S MURRAY.
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HARrwELL's wAsHINeTON HOUSE,

Chesna abore seventh, nert door 70 e ds0f HUI,
philadelphia
rJ,IS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and reumished,
i and the proprietor has spared no means TO insure
TO his visiters every comfort and conveniene The
dining saloon for gentlemen we'll as the private ordi
nary io ladies' are large and convenient The parors and
chambers capncous and hted up in the most modern
stye This house being In central POSITION the propre-
tor ocits continuance of public favor, pedgng himself
that effort his part shall be spared TO secure them
every luxury the city affords
b. A6ath house attached to the hotel, where warm
nd cold baths canbe hed1at any hour. -
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NEW RESTAURANT

THE undersigned has the pleasure of informing his
friends and the public generally that he has established
new restaurant in the basement OF the large new brick
house erected by Captain Carbery, Pennsylvania
nue., between Nth and 18th streets, to be called
The City Lunch,
is the determination Of the subscriber keep his
adjustment in the most quiet civil and respectable man
ner; provide the bar with the best liquors of all kinds
and his Iaders with every luxury the market will afford in
its season. and he aers himself that from his long expe
rence the business and his purpose give it his sole
and personal attention. he will be enabled TO please all who
may favor him with their patronage.
April 26-3tawIm FREDERICK LAKEMEYER.
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FACTORY Sites and Town I.ots Weverton, Mary
l. land. for Sale Lcasc.The Weverton Manuiactur-
ing Company viii sell lease may be desired pub
lie auction at Weverton, Thursday, the 18th day oil
june number ofvery eligb situated town lots and
terms satisfactory to the purchasers The sale will be per-
enptory In the ume they will sell lease factory
sites private contract and manufacturers and those dis
posed to enter into that business invited to view rhcn
under the confident belief that they nowhere find
cheapy to be obtained advantageously situated
dam OF permanent character is in progress of
ton, and and the raceway will be completed early the
ensuing autumn, when power for running from two to
three hundred thousand spndies will be made available for
factories.
Weverton is situated on the lines of the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and the Turn
pike from the city OF Frederick Harpers Ferry These
highways unite lew miles OF pass in Iuxapostion
through and separate few miles west OF IT. and II Is
nus supplied with communications by which erain and
cheap supply of materials be obtained at all
sons manufacture articles be sent 10 all parts OF tho
Union. II the midst OF ertlle agricultural region
and, TITS believed only subsistence but fuel also
more chcapy procured there than at any anac
turing town proved The climate is hne and the
water supplied by numerous springs, cannot be excelled
Building materials OF all kinds, easily and cheapy
procured.
.e applicants for actory sites will be aceonnnods-
ted ON the most liberal terms.
Ii proper remark, that every deed lease for prop
sy w contain clause prohibiting thereon the manu-
lactufe sale of ardent spirits, and all oie
drinks. BY order OF the board GEO JaOobS,
June l--5w flcSioe"
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Half Stctlons and
occupy in the West OF Texas

ID ARE CHANGE, GRATIS The absence of a number OF
settlers allows offer during the year 1877 800
of the best land to families and l60 single in
the colony OF Castro, whose prosperity is well ascertaned
Castrovie contains 1000 inhabitants The village
of Quih, nine miles from Casovc, numbers 80 families
The Vandenberg five miles further the road Mexico,
90 families. Similar establishments successfully in
progress the circuit of the grant made by the gov
eminent OF Texas to the subscribed
Address for references to HENRY CASTRO, Director
General and Fondator of the Colony, Castrove, Texas
March 4-2am6n* MAT. Intel |
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JNORT, Madeira, and Champagne Wincs-Sonth side
L Madeira wines, "Symington's" brand, all grades
Sicily Madeira wine
Lisbon do
Port wne pure juice of the grape
Do low priced brand.
Holland gin, grapes
The above goods are all under cusomh house lock, and
will be delivered pure imported Samples and prices
at my ollce SIANlSbAOS MUhhhl'
April 2-IaW3W
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ITO LET-A wo-story i,me house on l4tl between IA
l. and Streets located within square OF the Department
state and Treasury buildings, containing six rooms,
kitchen, and cellar.
For sale exchange for city property small tann dis
from the Capitol about miles, and containing AZ
acres OF good land with peach and apple orchards, and
other fruit trees Apply To
May S-3tawtf JOHN McDUELL, lith street
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FLORENE's NEW HOTEL,
No 400 Broad,cay corner of Walker street. Nec York

IN THE EUROPEAN
THIS elegant Hotel is now open Tor the reception OF
travellers. The proprietor solics visit from those
whose business or pleasure may call them the city OF
New York The Hotel is designed TO be conducted upon
the European SYSTEM and with the adoption OF all modern
Improvements. -, -,
Vsites at all times apartments with or with
out board Those who may wish to take their meals IN
the Hotel private apartments oil great beauty,
or in the public Restaurant, saloon OF elaborate and costly
magncence (probaby without equal on the continent
of America and upon economical terms.
The proprietor hatters himself that his house will be
found upon trial least equal any known establishment
in point OF elegance, economy, and deslrability
The kitchen is under the direction of American, French,
and Italian cooks JOHN FLORENCE, Jr.,
Anril 3O-ti3m Proprietor
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EGAL Bbliography.-A Thesaurus of American, Eng
IL sh, Irish and Scotch Law Books, together with some
Continental Treatses with critical observations their
various editions and authority which is pretxed
copious list of Abrevations- in vol By j. 81
Marvin. Just published, and this day received by
Anil u +. TAYLOR.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, THURSDAY NIGHT, JUNE 3, 1917.
DELINQUENT LANDS IN ALLEGANY COUNTY.

rf 6nA
Aon2 Ieameo
advertise b III
Jun ilnd harsh@e
dd odd
True Test
C ienf AntwayC
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Fifth Auditors Office, llth Ma,

- Flth Audlor's OIlce, IItf May, IS47.
IRON information this day received this office from
the superintendent of lights mt Key West, 1t appears
the lighthouse destroyed by the Indians in 1896 and
recently rebuilt Cape Florida, have been reit for
the first time the night of the goth of April last 1t will
be recoIec,ed lat This was, and will be continued
tionery light
MAY l1-d2w
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NnJ. r.. PIPER, Homoopnthic physiclan, I'm,

~ removed his office to Pennsylvania avenue, nortn
sde near 10Th street, over J. H. Gibbss fancy
Dr. Piper employs galvanism or electromagnetic as an
agent i'm the cure of disease when necessary.
Hours of attendance office for application OF above are
afternoon " March 81
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OoLLEcToR's OFFICE May g. 1917.
(tITY TAxES-Noticc to the Ncgiigent.-An persons
~ whose taxes on city property or household furniture
main unpaid hereby notified that payment required
within sixty days from the above date, default whereof
the law will be enforced by levy and sale of delinquent
property. A. ROTHWELL, Collector
May 7-2aW2mil
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rINO Contrectors.--The Weveron Manufacturing oom-
pany VIII receive proposals at Weverton, Maryland
i the Isl day June next for the construction OF from
loo to 1000 percies OF heavy dry masonry ,cops
BY order OF the board GEORGE JACobS,
June I3tw President.
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EDUCATION

Rev. d. MCdrter's Boarding School for Boys, Ssbu'g
Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
'INHE whole expenses tor board, tuition, &C, Silo pei
annum' tof references and circulars containing all
particulars, address
- Rev ID. MCARTER,
May l5-dlm Principal and Proprietor,
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rT,IIE FRANCO-ADIERICAN, 90 Nassau street, New

rJNIE FRANCO-ANIERICAN, 90 Nassau street, New
/ York.-Ths new and beautiful French paper, COM
mencing on Monday April 8, will be issued every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday the moderate rate OF SO year,
S3 for six months; 81 80 for three months. .
Devoted to the cause democracy liberty OF religion and
social aneoraton, columns will contain the most exact
ioraon and original literary works oil the best writers
both worlds consisting OF productions unpublished even in
France: scientific agricultural, critical and other articles
together with the Paris fashions, Nc.
The moderate price, both of subscription and advertising
other with the quantity and interest of the contents
ibis paper are advantages possessed by other oil the same
kind in the United States. ,,,rr,
Agent, 49,, :. MioIlit M
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I EGAL autobiography ThesamAs of American
IL English Irish and Scotch Law Books together with
some Continental Teases, nterspersed with Critical ObseI-
various editions and authority TO which
is prexed copious list of abevatons by j. G. Marvin,
counsellor-at-law Just published and for sale by
April % GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
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Charles w. scl,uermann,

Charles W. Schuermahh,
ATE of Germany, professor OF music, and pupil oil the
IL celebrated Spohr, having determined to make this city
place OF residence, respectfully oilers his services To III
struct the piano iote, guitar, vocal music &c
Com. Levin NJ Powell, u .. N. John ii. Saunders, esq
VIM. j. Mcdonald, esq. q. q. Granlincr, esq.
Rd Key Watts, ESQ. DR.. A. j. Schwartze, jr
N b. Any communication addressed TO Mr.. 3, and lelt
OF Mr. I'D. Davis, Mr.. Garrett Andcr-
son. the residence OF DIR. Schwartze Pennsylvania
avenue ID door from 81 street. will be promptly attended
to- May 5-2wIuThNST
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..smaI, Books ON q, eat sub,eot,p

INST reprinted the English editions and for sale
j by +. TAYLOR.
Small Books on Great Subjects-No l., Philosophical
Theories and Philosophical Experience; No. 2, On the
No g. On Mans power himself, 10 prevent control
Insanity No H. An Introduction Practical Organic Chem
iry; No s. brief view of Greek Philosophy, up the
noe Of Perices No g. bret View of Greek Philosophy
Christian Doctrine and Practice in the Second Century
No s. An Exposition ofVugar and Common Errors adapt
ed to the year of Grace MDCCCLV, by Thomas Browne
Redlvivus, Wilhom kihand, MD No 8, An introduction
Du Candolle, Lindsey &c; No 10, On the principles OF
Criminal Laws No. II, Christian Sects in the nineteenth
Century Eacn neat Is mo, paper cover, price 70 cents
The series will be continued.
These little volumes among the ables and soundest
dsaustions topics connected with morals and religion
lai il has been good fortune peruse They ep-
omies otwisoom and pety.-Nsn Orleans Bee.
WASHINGTON Hall For Rent.--Washington Hall is
w situated the southwest of Pennsylvania
avenue and 9th street, Washington city, nearly opposite
Colemans Hotel, commanding fine view, and is Of
the conspicuous buildings in the Metropolis. 1t is
part dimensions arelength 80 feet; width 30 feet
Jour high, with basement well suited for reec
tory bowling saloon The pavements vauted, and
The whole building finished in the best
The ground story suitable for an extensive clothing
Enlistment, grocery, exchange broker, bank In all
spects the very centre OF business.
The above intended for exhibitions other pub
lie purposes.
the Hall is rented disposed of by the fall of the
year. will be put up al auction and rented to the highest
bidder
For further particulars apply By letter post paid to the
subscriber. ROBERT KEYWORTH,
Pennsylvania avenue Washington city.
The Baltimore sun, Philadelphia Ledger and New York
weeks, and send their accounts to the subscriber.
May l4-la3w
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WYNN FISCHER, Stationers' Hail. Pennsylvania ave-
w nue., doors east OF lZth street, mas uS oay TO-
ceived the following new music, WIS -
Battle Of Buena Vista, composed by Chas' Grobe'
Aladdin Gallop, arranged by Z. J. Bishop
Tie Han Wall, composed by Margare, w. Newton
La Serpent, valse comp pour Ie piano. par + Strong
TIE Watcher. with variations, by }. a. woodbury..
The Consent waltz answer La Requcte, by M. b.
Clapp. h. " pt,
Cottage Waltzes composed by Henry Ilasig.
Vienna March, arranged as "a duet, by J r. Gordon.
pbiadeIphia Gals arranged quick step, by Chas.
Grobe. ,
Favorite values for the guitar, composed by Senior
DAguado 60,
Mountain Maids Invitation, for the guitar, by j. E. Gould.
s'lIe doeth all things well Tor the guitar
A. Still.
Mary Blane Ethiopian melody arranged for the guitar,
by J. A. Still. May Zz-
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Military Field Pockst-book

Military Field Pockst-book
y Malorte the Attack and Defence OF Fortified Places
Muer's Science of War; vols.
Humphrey the Fertilization adopted for defence of
the Rhine Frontier
Glennie's Military Memoirs
The Practical Operations OF Siege, by Major General
Paisley Royal Engineers.
Duties of an officer Pcquet and on Detachments by
Captain Kar, 7th Dragon Guards
Hints to Officers in command OF Detachments and Pic
quets on Service, by Captain Glasse, 95h regiment
Sir Howard Douglass ON Military Bridges
hIagratli's History of the Art OF War
Light Troops in the Field by Lieut. Wayne, 9th infantry
Light Troops in the Field, by Lieut.. Col. Ehwald
Military Operations ireland by the French Troops
under Humbert in l79S
Evoutions OF Field Battery, and ManGuvres of
Brigade of Batteries by Captain Core Royal Artil-
lery, vol, 46 plates: London 1916
Hints to Officers Commanding Partisan Corps, by Capt
Murray
Marshall Soldiers Marshalrs Military Miscellany
Macaueys Field Fortifcatons
Jackson's Military Surveying
Napier's Peninsular War
Siborne's Waterloo Campaign
The Wellington Dispatches
And many other valuable works, French and English
new and old Fertilization, Gunnery Military Law and
Courts Martial, Military History and Biography, Tactics
Military Engineering, &C., imported from France and Eng
land by +. TAYLOR.
May %
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d N lane hd n efg lei, h to h gl tor OF
h thereon SC public he
Ma ecaroesa duunynxe for
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~ M IRE
IAItSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS,
Touching at Gibraltar to land passengers.

MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS,
Touching at Gibraltar to land passengers.
T,HE aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
l. from New York the LIST, and from Marseilles on
the 10Th of each month, follows:
Ship Prince de Joinville, (new) Capt W. w Laurence,
Oct l. 1876.
Ship Arcoe, (new) Captain w. r.. Hoodless, Nov. l.,
$40
Ship CASTOR, Capt. James Anthony, Dec ], 1916.
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Captain James Watson, jan l.
lSi7.
Ship -, -, Feb ], 1917
AiARsETLLEs.
Ship Prince de Joinvlle, o'ewD Capt w. W. Laurence
Dec. 10, 1916
Ship Arcoe, (new) Capt w. r. Hoodess, jan 10, lSi7
Ship CASTOR, Capt James Anthony Feb 10, 1S47
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Capt James Watson, March TO-
1917.
Ship --, April 10, lSf7.
These vessels all of the first class and commanded by
experience Their accommodations for passengers
unsurpassed for comfort and convenience Goods
the agents will be forwarded free of all other expenses
than those actually paid
For freight passage, apply to
CHAMBERLAIN 81 PHELPS
l03 Front street;
BOYD a. HINCKEN, agents,
No.9, Tobtinc Buildings, corner OF Wall and Water
streets, New York
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DEDFORD Mineral spripgs.-Mr. ANDERSON, pro-
- pretor, respectfully informs the public that this esab
shmen viii be opened and prepared for the accommoda-
uon OF visiters by the 18th OF this month.
The attractions of this fashionable watering place
100 well and widely known require enumeration in
card to the public
The services of Mr.. MARTIN, whose activity, energy
and amiabe dispositions the manager of such esab-
llshmen, have hitherto commended him the favorable
regard OF the patrons of the springs during the two Iai
summers, have been engaged Experienced and attentive
servants and fine band OF music have also been
> he road from Cumberland the western terminus OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad and from Hoidaysbug on
the Pennsylvania canal. and Chambersburg, western ter
minus of Cumberland Valley Railroad Bedford have
been much improved, and are In good order.
May E--2nwtAug
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE

- an sssIia
Trough by Mall Train from Washington, via Alex
antirin, Fredericksburg, Richmond, and Peters,
burg, Virginia.
TINE undersigned having made the necessary arrange
i ments with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
tween the above named places prepared, under
the name and style of ROGERS, DASRACOTT ~ AL
LEM to receive every description of light goods, and for
ward (as above stately on reasonable terms
We trust by giving personal attention TO the busl-
ness with encouragement and our friends
nothing shall be wanting part to afford satsiac-
ton.
All light articles such parcels and packages which
may be consigned will be delivered tree OF cart
age and merchandise other articles which may be too
heavy for the mail train, will have our particular care by
the freight train.
J. w ROGERS, Master Steamer Powhatan.
b. +. DARRACOTT, Train captain, X. +. " y. H. H.
WILLIAM III. ALLEN, Depot agent, do
Richmond Va, May l, 1S37-May l-dtf
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T1OR Rent salc--A gentcel two-story Brick House,
on Capitol Hin, near the residence OF b. b. French,
esq There pump of good water tho yard gate.
The garden contains fine supply of cherries, pluns,
peaches and grapes and the house. pleasantly located in
the vicinity OF the public grounds, offers OF the de-
slbe residences the hill II will be rented very low
good tenant, sold accommodating Inquire of
MIR. Bassett, East Capitol street, of Ii. KING,
May 22--eo3tif* AT the Post Office Department
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BOARDING..

MFRS. STETTINIUS having several pleasant rooms
lNl occupied accommodate families single gentle
with board The situation very pleasant and de-
sirable summers residence, on Louisiana avenue,
nearly opposite the City Hail.
NAV 6-6teod