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THE WATERING PLACES.



THE Bay st. Louis Hotel will be opened on the
l. 18th June. Liberal arrangements will be made "A
with families who wish take Board for the ssason f,.5f
Letters addressed The undersigned. will receive 4A
prompt attention. V. LEWIS.
Bay IT. Louis, May 70, 1851. myH II
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.
rTH undersigned respectfully begs leave to IN
Il form her old friends and patrons. and the pablo a
generally, that the above Hotel Tor the ::E
reception OF travellers and visitors Tor the Jung iS
Having been at great Expense ~ building eA
repairing etc she mend her bonse as MOI US
fenos point Of accommodation commodity and locality,
Hotel the She has erected the prem
large and spacious ALLRODM. snrpsssing in dm.n;
any similar Bit H. which admirably adapted
Balls, Pares and public gatherings generally upon
which occasi0ts she viii let it reasonable terms Also m
addion the Ballroom she has prepared accommodations
for at least fifty persons than SEASON. .
Her TABLE. il will be her constant care. to provide
amply with the be. that th. and sbborng markets afford
Fire and rocmy BATH HOUSES, adjacent to the Hotel,
for the venience Of bOardep.
Thankful liberal paronage heretofore extended her
she respectfully what will be her effort to deserve,
share Of public patronage
PRICE.s:
Per month"; go 90 Per week; % 90 Per day q 50.
Biloxi NAV g. 1851 myli n
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TobaccO-The saes rather exceeded 100 hhds. including
lot of 10 and " at SIC rounds ahhds at 5'lc and
30 hhds private terms.
Sugar and M0lasses-Busness was confined 10 rc'ai'
transactions.
Fiour-very little done. owing to the advanced preen
sons Of holders and the principal sale that noticed was
100 bbs st. Louis at ~ v Dbl.
(svaIn-There q fair demand for Com, win sales OF
about 500 sacks including 1900 heated and moudy mostly
at 3oc sks at 100 at n, go white and mixed at So
and 500 prime white 55c v bushe, advance VI Oats
loOOsks St. Louis were sold at 36037c ' bushei
PrOyIsiOns-There q report, but not authenticated
that lOO bbs Mess Pork had been sod at s4 0S which
was the ruling "a for retail parcels Bacon was du-l0
sussrcured Hams were taken at s ana
shsyO lie v H.. OF Lard. rs bbs very Inferior sold at
67. 400 kegs prince to dealer, at - and IA" Kegs Of
prime from store at the reduced of lO5Sc v b.
Hay-saes Of liz bales NewYok $l6. and choice lot
of l85 bales Western at $ls y ton.
salt-A sale of 1850 sacks Rum Key. from warehouse at
$40, on time, adding interest.
COnee-Steady $50 bags prime kio (irom the Ansans
cargo) sold at9l<c.
Gunny Bags-6o00. in bales. were taken at s14@shc
WhIsky-A single lot Of 100 bbls Rectifed was sold from
fatbost. at 1870 ' gallon.
kxchsnges-Dull.
Francs
New York sixtyday Bills .1S0T Y Ct Disc
Sight Checks New York. ' CT prem
FreightsA ship was taken for Liverpool At I'D for
Cotton. and one for Boston on private terms.
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
Thursday Evening June a. lssl.}
Arrived per steamer Belle Key. $50 Sheep. An ample
| supply of Beef Cattle and other stock.
-PRICEs-
Dkf' ?A''lI Ts ssss.e eto.j issas net
Hoes 20 15n N N y, bs"d
M.-on Observation-Disclosures. y: sag head
CALVE5 .'...'''''.'''''''''''''' WIZ w '''u
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Catalogue Sale Of $50 packages and lots Of
French. English and German Goods.
BY j. b. BLACHE g. CO.
TUESDAY H. 10 o'ciockwi be s,d without reserve
Mr. j. eos No Al Charities street up stairs
OF DRY GOODS, recent imported IN
sisng principally Of Gnghams Merno Drlins white anu col
Foulards Grenadines Toles du Nod Sik
smbrc and Nadra. Cravats, Rib Prasols,
Fans, Gloves Gmps Perinmsries, Hooks and Eyes,
Buttons, etc, 49, ,..
$780, month. credit for approved endorsed
paper. -, ,.a ~
Monday morning is h irst ie2
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Ia,
e-yS- He will continue TO keen his usual stock of
Cnosce Teas In Chests and Half CHESTS
Thoe preferrng this style. be supplied in guam
r The patronage of lovers Of Coon TEA is respect
fully solicited. w. u. hA MCNu.
my2D lin ~ tamp soee,.
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC.
CHARLES STOUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCH Ant,
No. "a Camp street.

CHhhLES
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT,
No. "a Camp street.
TEAS-Of various kinds and qualities
l. Coffee E. -;
Sugar .,
Braudies and Liquors -;
London Porter and Scotch Ale;
Prunes Sardnes PreseI yes and Pick ,est
Rasns, Currants. CItrOn. GTapes and rugs
Butter, Bacon, Flour and Rice;
MuIasses and Syrups of all qualities;
HAMS Sugar-cured and Westphaia;
Tongues nd Dried Beef
Oils, Candies, Fish, etc. etc
Constantly on hand by continually and Tor sale
the most asonabe terms Iu. ly,s
r W. ARTHUR u CO., % and 30 New Levee
i . offer for sale
Cofee-Rio HAVANA Laguyra and Old Java;
Snear-ioaf Crushed Powdered, Refined and Brown;
Tea-Choice aud common Green and Black;
Tobacco, avendish vneus qua es and sizes OF pues
Port, Malaga Claret; Sauterne Muscat
Champagne, etc, in glass and good ~.
I.uuorsthoice old ,ognac, medium and common dos oin
Rum. Peach Brandy. Cherry Brandy ,.;.. N,,,,.
Whsky-Od Rye and tourbon, Scotch and IRISH Malt;
nrdals-As-,rted, Cuacoa Absyn,he, Maraschlno, etc
a nps-Iemon Natnral and assorted;
Sp,ces-Pepper Aispc., Ginger, Numegs, Cloves, etc
rckles-Oi ali sizes and qualities; On co,
Provisions and Grocere- OF all kinds. apD Cue
BOSTON PIG PORK-Packed in quarter bbls
- expressly for family use
Picked Salmon, in kits and hall kits;
Mess Mackerel, in Kits and half kits; " 49,.
MOL DO in half bbls., quarter bbs, kits and hall
Haibnts, Napes and Fins, in quarter bbs
And very large assortment Of Family and Plantation
Stores together with fo assortment q ship Chandery
for sale low BY [ap2sl F. EVANS Co, 70 Camp st.
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CORN MILLS - Straubb's superior French
COTTON PRESS SCREWs-Newells supenorTurned
|. W. ARTHUR b CO., Agents,
NEW MUSIC. MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC NEW MUSIC.
TYLER IL HEWITT, Piano Forte and Music
Store 80 Camp street. have just received from MIA
the North Five Hundred New Pieces OF MU E&WAN
SIC from various composers. and suitable to play; &Ak
the following beautiful compositions. VIZ; r.,
Drinking sS9g" from Macbe!h by VERDI, the ce'e e;
the ST. Charles Theatre by signora Paroi Fantasia on
Ssnor Bses svorts ali Of poP1 del milo brick brick s
Bohsmsn G S ss vienae sB
" Mountain Daisy" lefty Treffz's Rrea' song; Pokas
Marches Wazes, Songs operate Sketches, etc.. in great
quantities.
HV- Musical Merchandise of al! kinds:
myM Tyler & HEWITT. 80 Camp street.
ITO RENTAL Office, IA Gravier street, Pos
session given immed ately. Price Us month -
The Office is adjoining TO Messrs Waddel Jackson i;
Apply to Ricardo u Soria, ~ Camp street =, -
Je5 tjyl JACOB sOklA.
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FRESH IMPORTATION OF
Z CHOICE TEAS!.

THE subscriber has just received from one OF the
i ir,, Tea importer. in Philadelphia compete asort-,
rnent OF real cho &c BLACK AND GREEN TE AZ, and;
IN anti has Them pu, small eckaaes Of
X and / 10 each. They guaranteed to be OF Quality
eaua if not SUPERIOR oered in this market. and
embrace a the eiies usually sold here The following is
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WANTED.

VITANTED-A Partner in a well established
w and profitable business wanted, who can furnish
eight hundred dollars, nd whose business capa-
offce my6 II
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

MRS. c. E. DA PONTEis prepared to give
WI LESSONS in DRAWING and PAINT ESRSR
NG in Water Color. She may be seen a. MIS-
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans

,rgesr assortment Of GREEN and BLACK
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pACON-lOO casks and tieTces Hams, sides
js6 INV. ARTHUR i co. s and y New Isvss.
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FOR STATE TAX COLLECTOR.

fv WILLIAM BARNES respectfully ofIez himself as
candidate Tor the Office Tx Collector for the Second
Municipality Election takes place the ID OF Fovember
next According lase Of the Leg STATURE u ere VII
he only one State Tax Collector The whole OF the Secord
Municipality comprised between Felicity Road and Canal
street. from the River the Lake. myN
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orroE OF COMMISSIONER o, PUsuo BuILDrsos,
PROPOSALS win be received O'Clock M
on the e, day Of May next for constructing bridge fibe
The bridge when finished viii be ia feet long with elliptic
The pit lo1ndaon excavaied such dep, as
superintendent OF the work, TO be appointed by
will then be laid CENTRE
70 The axis Of he arch extending to he back lines Of ae side walls
then be driven on the upstream sides of three of
and well spiked logs piece umbsr 10 by IL inches
square, viii Inch into ne ansveyae logs for
face Of the side walls the inner edge OF which be chanred
neN Carolina or Georgia pna viii lien BE- laid over The
whole surface Of The foundation imbe
adton or locust, inches square
and n inches long must be driven into eacog through each plank
The side walls win probably be six feet high from the floor
the spring OF the arch The arch will then be laid inches
deep afer which side win up crown
ing over the arch 10 its crown with solid masonry The side wallis
Paape walls, u inches thick and IN high win then
a o. up upon & nE Of cut granite inches ek e whale
saddle back OF TWO inches Wing walls will be laid
Sppeaf ss 70 be necessary The average thickness Of which viii be ~
The arch parapc
other will be blue gnes the whole
TO be laid In mortar made OF me sharp sand and portion of
foot from the face and four feet high by
drauc cement and suitable quantity OF sharp sand without
quick lime.
The whole Of this work be of
best materials under the direction Of he before mentioned upen
proposing WIN ae their price per cubic yard for sxeaya
piles cubic squared per perch
bic feet for the stone masonry thousand for the brick laid
sandstone coping including all materials, cenng
ools &c And will be considered which does fully
will ss entered into and bond with will
| please give their proposed suretics.
The commissioner the right of reducing length of the
Any be obtained by applying office,
where the plan may be seen.
Ap 26-2aw3w Commissioner Public Buildings
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PosT OrrIoE DrrasTAEsr,
March IA. 1851.

March "A, Ic5l
1T being desirable locks and other kind
specimen and with proposals. TO furnish The same w
considered the Post Once Depam ant unu the
different locks VIII be submitted to
and report Upon this report contracts
w praceahe be entered into tor furnishing sueh locks
General for being 10 extend and continue e contract IN
written nine less than six
months before the termination OF the first term four years
ofock is pescrbed department relying for
mechanical skin and Ingenuity which fa compen
develop It's however proper to state that
lock suitable for possess following
qualities, durability, uniformity bghtncss, and strength
purpose dispacing simultaneously all the mail locks
keys thirty locks and twenty
adapted thereto will be reqnir'd TO be furnished py
mouths after the contract sba nave
Afterwards the annual supply VIII depend on the
durability Of The locks and keys adopted We'll a. The increase OF
win probably exceed IN amount three
thousand OF former and thousand OF The later
will with whom ths contract may he made ne allowed
nish lock Key similar 70 uos contracted
other than that OF The Post once Depart
The Kind Of lock adopted patented paentee win
entering into conra make an assignment Of h
benefit Of the depsmen the
Postmaster General shall deem such essen he IN
time faithfully and conditions Of his contract the
General shall have the right besides resort to Tho penal
with other party OF parue as he may see h of fu
nishns similar locks and keys
arpdien select for the roug mails the
lock OF bidder and @ .he way mails that od another I've re
kinds OF locks he select and also the right
reject all the sPee%en sna m0ps nc ,n' % ue a
required give bond, with ample security The sum oil
ip ~ enr,,ir nr,,is,nn. G ,r due and prope lnspee
lock. and keys. and also for guarding against er pass
the department and the successful bidder bid
No application viii accompanied with salts
factory Of The trustworthy character OF the bidder and OF
hi, ability TO falhl the contract u,r, p0., e,n.,,,
March is-lsvristIuly
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Baltimore and Washington Railroad.


IN Wednesday 9h instant the station ON Penn
will be vacated and one ou New er
occupied.
The passenger will leave the Inter- D. m
as usual at and . and p m, daily sunday,
when q, a. M, and ., p. m
making change desires attention 10
the company regard reception delivery
merchandise,
ist shippers reminded that in all bill with fall diree
tions should accompany the goods.
This Tor the Of both paes and unless complied with
goods n be rece
ID Consignees notified all merchandise be
moved the which received, the
cannot hold itself responsible fr ng left in lis house during the
night
The hours for reception and delivery of merchandise from 8,
a. a, pm
The undersigned takes
regulations but he has been compelled
from their frequent violation, which
Inconvenience
4. ii, PARSONS, Agent
Ap 6-9wd
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MApou IA, 1850.
IN IN. petition OF bancroft woodcook formerly Mount Pleas
of Wheeling Virginia. praying for The er
the atb day Of June 1897 for
pow, for from the
expiration OF said patent which takes place on the IAN day OF
n !. ordered ths petition Patent ofco
1851 ~ o'clock and all persons are no
and show any they have why said petition
Person. opposing required to file in s Patent
ohecuons specifically forth IN writing st least
parry said hearing be taken and transmitted
accordance with the rules OF the oce which VIII be furnished
sppiicstion -. -,
Iicence and Union Washington, d. CT Richmond Republican,
Virginia North American and Gazette, Philadelphia
Tribune, New York; Providence Journal Povi
aeoee R. L. once week for three previous
9th day Of June newt ,.,oa r,,,n.c,,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Fdors and send their
bill. 60 once, with containing this notice
Mar I6-lswa~
CURED-Dr. Com-,ocks vocal gymnasium,
y Of sammerns and other detective articulation,
and instruction in socuton open for tho reception OF
nunl. successful operation for
hsn twenty All letters should be pos, paid ard directed
% Mulberry street, Phisdslphs
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Cosnssock, M d., Philadelphia.
rTho following phonetic alphabet the
alphabet that been given the world because n
for the various notifications Of the
voics n speech, sccenf infection, nionaton, &C
Phonetic Reader Phone,con 81 Magazine,
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Telegraph so cents year onoupcina and eymo'oro'
All orders accompanied IN. cssh snd directed
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Feb ls-NA'
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The person viii be catered our books unless s
payment OF the subscription made In advance. aN
DAan subscribers may money letter, ths postage
on which viii be paid all assumed BY suIssssA ia
safe Transmission.
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APRIL IL, 1851.
praying Tor the extension OF patent granted 10 him the l1t
day of July 1897,
the patent,
place the l7lh day Of July, 1851 ..u.
IL ordered that Office
Monday, the 0 day Of June 1851, IL O'Clock, and all
notified appear cause they have why
said petition ought be granted.
Office their objections specifically writing
before the day Of all testimony filed by party
be used said hearing
codance with the rules of the Office which will be furnished
plicaion,
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lgencer, and Union Washington, d. CT
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Daily Bee, Boston, Massachu
Tribune, New York Daily Aas Cincinnati, oho
week three weeks, tile
ing or before the 10Th day of April, 1851.
THOS. EWBhNK,
Commissioner of Patents
F. Editors of the above will copy and send their
Ap l3-law3w
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roI r1"ey foi"t aud Other Landings N Poto-
mae, aItinAore.

..s~ The public informed thai The splendid low p,ea
s.ssssA. sure steamer BALTIMORE, Capt A. MeCausand
hcd up wi state rooms and
capacious hold WIN run regularly
tween Washington and Alexandria and Bainorc ON
the Sd OF April = ''s "
Leaving Washington Mondays Thursdays AT O'Clock
aud Alexandra al ~ O'Clock, the
wood al Aqua Creek and arrive pney O'Clock
and al Baltimore IN the OF the night
will leave Commerce wharf, Baltimore O'Clock
Tuesdays and Fridays, arriving O'Clock
a. m, Washington O'Clock, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Passage from Washington 10 Marbury 81 90
Do do piney Point
Baltimore
Excursion tickets Baltimore with privilege of
afternoon so
The landings
Ior passengers and freight.
Meals and
For further particulars, freight The Captain
board, OF ID. B. smith, agent, in Alexandria,
GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent.
Mar a5-2awl5t
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
fMORsE IINE1

WAsHiSGToa oFrlcE, PEsssYLvAsIA
Fih house National Hotel, No q.
THE Grt line established by company
4 Slao and consequently the oidese pioneer Ine extending
between Washington, Ban Phiadeipha and New ork,
delivering receiving The intermediates stations Hayre
dc Grace Wilmington renion Princeton New Brunswick New
and jersey Cythe only line the the present
having wreshas lately undergone
deliver number
may be required OF for the accommodation OF the public with
pomptness, and fidelity hitherto uneqoaed This
with other Morse line
SOUTH extending already miles,
which and will be delivered desired The
This line have lately thoroughly systemntzed its bust
both mode delivery
charges equal all with special avo With aci
e for business possessed by this nv
line, reliable
graphing The Offices OF Magnetic Telegraph Company
Washing city Pennsylvania fifth
Hotels BALTIMORE No Exchange, South Cay Philadelphia
No. 0l Chestnut street. Quincy Granite buidng New York,
Hanover street, corner Of Beaver
WM. NJ. SWAIN, President
March lI--3md.
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A. % "a hst they appear England snd can be rscssvsd
country, decided the House of Lords te
y council the courts scnty Of 0nsens
y, court Of common pleas the court Of excbeqaer and
chamber the ecclesiastical and admiralty courts the court Of
incuding also the election hs crown cases re-
and The railway and canal To he pubahsd In month
Jumpers or paris each number consisting OF NO octave
g. 81, paper and large type, carefully ed'ed by amemcer me
bo~ md American decisions
'snsd fos ten dollars per giving twelve
somosfs, sRoh forming complete itself, with the
"Ts United stsses. ~l- n 4,
d number OF the above valuable sses this day received
cnss the House ofLords The pvy council,
s equity asd bench and MchaelmaA Tssm
~~ - = ,'D''- FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Ss lso granting bounty land TO certain occs an
.,d,.rs who have engaged military United
sts~. may every be
avoided posshie ohsining tho benefits granted by me
yanuds their country patriotic the
hardy en,erp.ng settlers The
public lands the u OF their industry and prvsons the SECRETARY
That public notice be riven public sub
private entry forward and he their deciaaio state
after making their settlements and i'm
provemens required Of 4h septemher
le4 no eeWe their eempon nights and prevent "'ener-
cpca by the jocal Of these warrants
And that the land applied for,
subject pvse the I'd March, 1851 without an ada
said land Improved MOI, and after having
The hands of the land
II sthe end Of that time there - no
,ha warrants will be returned 10 this p.snnsi
IL such interference, new location viii he made
rights proclaimed and offered al public sale
prior "a March, 1881 and, where the minimum price Of he
IL dollar five pay In
of the land and the amount
by estimating the warrant at S Is pr acr 40
rights attach the alternate sections reserved TO the
United state. along the routes railroads canals
Where application msde this once by hc wnance TO locate
applicant should dessnas hs land district section
cosnsry wishes the location wsds
specified wod ho well designate several
desired that, In tbc vsct
be located
the n Of the hs which may be vacsnt wicns further ssy IN
competent osths he The Idersica
TONED the must accompany tbs sppcson he same
n, d,s,rcs land orsrs where aprcson msds by
Ac the svAcnce duly csned she0
Nv clause in The n section making appropriations 'r
N Of III: f.v "a. n.c ys, s.'ns M @
,:.:s = .ss: s IN s
other act q h: b or.:d on Soy I -
ID =. ,s.,v = ~ -. ~ & =. - II.
faw sepsember, ia5e cshsr sw fsnnS
sscpt which I'D been pvcamed snd offered m SAFE P'r 20
the !" . A'''A' i'''' = ' BuTTERrIELp,
Aprs-Isvs~ Connis''sssr'
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Young Ladies' Institute,
Late Mrs ID. II. Burr's,) of 9th and streets
T'E subscriber will charge
the 2lst April, and will give his personal
department. The branches thorough
English, French, mathematical education will be
The religious instruction The Institute will be based
ormulaTies Of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Y
The the principal teacher
him TO look for the of the public and for
For boarding pupils, S75 quarter
For Sl6
Payable always advance
Music, drawing Latin Itaian Spanish, German,
Reference is permitted to Rev q. NJ Butler d. d., W.
French, Mr. Fitzhugh Coyie, Washington Rev.
D. D., Alexandria; Rt Rev. Aonzo Potter ID. d. Clergy
generally of Philadelphia and Rt Rev Alfred Lee D. d. Of
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2l-t25thAp
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DRIyATE TUTOU.-h young English gentleman, who has
received good and resided in Paris Is
of tutor companion TO
SON N son private family OF frcspectablip,
character family
given parties highest respectaby either this
IN England,
Address Vance, 100 post Office, osweso New York
Ma
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.TTfrnrdTfd, VWffnio
finished IN the modern style
about thirty feet running back including the
hundred 6iy Everything
provided accommodation and comfort Of large
family gentleman holding public ofbc. in Washington city u
following wits perfect hcsshpeas OF sit
drive from city, much cheaper
rent living, society II sold, hb
but rented the will be moderate
further apply
CHRTSTOPHER NEALE,
ne, Io-Iswn Aersndris.