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DOMESTIC PORTS

Boston-Ar 2lst bark Susan W Lind Coffin New Or.
Ar I'D, bark Geo Thomas, Amesbury, Matanzas; brig
shibboleth, Richards Rio nache schs Empire, York Ci
enfuegoes Gen Warren, Mt Hope Con Sisters, and VIM
Cid brig Havana, Reed Matanzas
Holmes IIole-Ar l5th brig Monticello, Tarr Potomac
NewOrieans-Ar l2th ships Normandy, Melcher Bath
18Th, Ellen Maria, LennoN and Malabar Crocker Liver
Below ships Tempest fn Liverpool Potomac Reed, fin
Bath
Ar 18th, ship Andover, Berry. New Fork
18th, ships Lizzie Harvard, Robinson, Liverpsol So
Carolina, Crows Aavre; 18th, ship Tempest Hsewer, Lv
eraool -, - -
Adv ships Meridian for Liverpool wtg 400 bis; Cham
CharIesion" the ofing 18th, sch Central America
Ar Iith sch Central America
Whining ston, C-went to sea l6th brig Crocus, Hoop
er, tim Cardenas) Cork, having repaired
SCI sehs soaie Psonac River fol
Bath Beni Franklin Greenleaf Bath for Potomac River
tol, Z; 3Oth. Crescent Bearse, Palermo
A. Ar 2sh yin ship ship n Fsans Ts TsGq HanI MESSING Orleans
New Xork-Cd 10th, bark Emma Lincoln Watts, yers
Ar 2lst ship B Kimball Davis, New Orleans
Cid 2lst, ship ST Paul. Crabtree, Havre
Ar I'd, ship Sarah Purington of Bath. Whitney New
Boston-Ar 23d schs ames Cushing and Ranger, Snow
Ar oath, ship Mary Whittier, Cate, ApalachIeola 49,,
Cid brig Mansanilla Bailey, Portandi sch Rocky Hll
New Oreans-cld 18th, ship Caspian Percy, Boston
Towed to sea 10th, ship Joseph Badger 18th, wurtem
burg
Ar 18th. ships Highland Chief Barstow, Bath; Marla
Robinson, Boston
Towed lith. ship Katahdin; bark lido Kimball
Ar l7th, ship Muhouse, Stphen. Havre
Mobie-ln port 18th. brig Billow, Carlisle for Bath
takes lumber at 81 per NJ feet
Baltimore I'D, brig Forester, M'Carty, Bermuda
d bark seah asn Boston
CID 23d. brig Duncan Porter, Bath
New York-Ar I'D, schs JBaker, Am Chief and Eagle
Rockland
CID I'D, ship Southampton, Curtis, Mobile
Ar 26d, bark Paul Boggs Dzer Cienfuegoes
Cid sd brig Nancy Paisted Hoyt, Madeira; 22th shir
Southampton, Austin Mobiles sch Louisa, Carver Rock
land
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

CoNcERT.-Arrangements are now nearly
completed for grand vocal and instrumental
concert, as a complimentary benefit to Mr. Jo-
seph S. Berry on the occasion of his emigra-
tion to Bangor. We feel sure our citizens
will give him crowded house.
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

81 A member of the Legislature Who vot-
ed for the new liquer law, imprisonment
clause and all, acknowledged the ether day.
that he had nerer read the La,c.
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

Henry F. West, recently Of Ipswich, has
taken the place Of Agent to the Cabot Com
pany' 5 mill in this place, vice Henry P. Carr,
resigned. Drums TEL
Eastern times., 1855-03-29
PORT OF BATH.

FRIDAY, March %
1RRIvED.
Brig Monticello, Tarr, Potomac River
CLEARED.
Ships Messina, new, 1913 tons) Trott New Orleans
Robt Patten, Fulton, Havana
SUNDAY, March IS
ARRIVED.
Sch John Cook, Pierce. Norfolk
Sch Thos ii Seymour Kelley, New York
Sch Exeter, Snow, Boston
MONDAY, March 26
ARRIVED.
Sch lIylas. Elliot, Boston
SAILED-Ship Robert Patten. Fulton, Havana
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

P inters accounts are like faith; : the sub
stance of things hoped for, and the evidence Of
things not eeen.'
Eastern times., 1855-03-29
TO rHD LADIES.
MISS j. r.. SMITH.
Hardware, Cutlery, 30.
MITCHELL LOW.

Z EEP constantly hand and for sale large and supa.
N rior assortment of Hardware Edge Tools Saws cas-
Tools of every description the lowest prices
cash. Also, constantly hand Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps, &c, &c. -
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

From TEXAS. The Austin State Gazette
of the 10th inst. says that for three days pre-
vious an immense confagration was going on
in the cedar forests in the neighborhood OF
Austin, and that property, to the amount of
several thousand dollars, has been DESTROYED.
So great and extensive was this confagration,
that the whole horizon was enveloped in
smoke. 1t is sad calamity, and many plant
ers and others, who had large amounts of rails
ready to haul from the cedar brakes, will have
lost the whole value of their labor, and must
suffer great delay in making up their supply
of rails in time 10 fence their fields for plant
ing.
In Bowie county another tragedy has oc-
CURED. A man named Bingham was killed
by one named Maulding.
AtAustin, on the I'd inst, Mr. w Pratt
was waylaid and shot by Truman B. Beck,
and died of his wounds next day. From the
particulars recited by the Gazette, as stated
by Pratt on his death-bed, this is one of the
most diabolical murders that has lately oc-
CURED. Beck was arrested, but afterwards
escaped. The Governor offers q reward of
$500 for his apprehension.
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

UsE HowE's HycErAS HoARHouND lvERwoRr Couch
SANDYNever since the science Of Medicine first dawned
upon the world has any compound gained such extraod
nary popularity, il short period of time DR.. Howe's
Hygean Hoarhound and Lverwort Cough Candy curing
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing sc. 1t
affords instant relief may be relied in all instances
GIVE II TRIAL Price 5, 10 and 20 cents per package
Dr. J. MATHEWS, Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Also for sale by A. g. Page, Samuel Anderson and T. W.
Lucas. 15w34
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

H A telegraph Office has been established
at Lewiston
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ID VIII CONTINUE The business Of
SHIP CHANDLERY.

AT and Commercial Street, Of Chatham Street.
Our assortment Of Ship Chandery will be found very
complete, and includes Anchors, Chains Cordage Duck
Naval Stores, &c &c to which your attention.
6w4o J. II. SHATTUCK.
Eastern times., 1855-03-29
Bosros, March l, 1855.

Bosrox, March l, 1885.
The undersigned has this day associated with himself
BORN under the Firm Of
J.H. SHATTUCK q co.
Eastern times., 1855-03-29
Bounty Land for Soldiers Of The
War of 1872.

pY ofCongress all Soldiers who served four
ID days upwards the Of 1914 entitled to
One Hundred and sirty acres. All persons who on
former application have received less amount are entitled
TO the balance Claims presented and warrants obtained
by BRONSON & sEwALL.
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

HURRAH FOR WEST BATH The Hindoos
have been routed, horse, foot and dragoon, by
our neighbors of West Bath At their cleo
lion on Monday last, the following officers
were chosen. They are all anti-k. n. s:
Benz. Rich, To,0n Clerk.
Selectmen, Benz. M. Brown, Francis M.
Brown, William White.
Treasurer and Collector, Daniel F. Coombs.
Supervisor of Schools, John Conley.
Eastern times., 1855-03-29
Take Notice (!
fine assortment Of
MILLIN cry,
Fancy and Dry Goods,
Just received and selling VERY LOW at
MRS. ROUSE'S,
Mari. CENTRE STREET,
Important to Ship Masters.

WE would call the attention Of all ship masters 10
w Edson's Double Acting Force Pump, m supe-
or 10 anything before offered public for any
and sl situations where Force Pump is needed. They
especially recommended ships Head Pump, nm
they lake up very lte space and iess liable than
any other pamp get Of repair which IN very pc.
fious objection TO the Pumps in use. They will
throw two streams Of water desired and will do mora
execution n case Of are than any other Pump Of the are
IN use.
Ono can he seen on board new ship wm. NJ Roxern
CsyvaR's Water Boat The store Of the su6scri
beI, sole agent for Bath.
L. CHAMBERLAIN, Rogers Block.
Nov is. 1854. " nea
Eastern times., 1855-03-29
Celebrated Piano Forics,


A COMFORTABLE house. suitable for a small family,
II situated somewhere vicinity the North Gram
school house. Any having such house. hear
of ateaant applying at THIS OFFICE.
3ws
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

A FUGITIVE SLAVE IN KANsAs.-The Kan
sas Free State of the 10Th inst, published in
ahe new town or Lawrence, has the following
paragraph relative to the first fugitive slave
trouble of which we have had intelligence
which has occurred in that territory =
"Since part of our edition was worked off,
quite an excitement has been created, causing
great fears lest serious riot should occur
A negro woman, representing herself as free,
has been in the vicinity for several days, and
in the employ of some of our citizens. This
evening some persons came to claim her as a
fugitive. Many of the citizens objected 10
rendering her up without the formality of a
trial. The party expressed determination to
take her at all hazards.
The matter, however, was compromised by
committing the woman to DR.. Wood, who
pledges himself to keep her for several days,
and pay her reasonable wages, provided she
does not prove to be slave. She saws that
she is % years old, and belongs to Mr.. Yokum
of Kentucky, who has settled on the Mariede-
seign.''
Eastern times., 1855-03-29
Bounty Land.

THE undersigned has been engaged for two years-by
Petitions and otherwise to Congress-to get Act
passed allowing all who have been engaged in the
service Of the United State 160 Acres Of Land which
has become Law ALLOWING 100 Acres for fourteen
days service So that those who have received 40
will now receive l2o more.
Also all who served the Navy, and the officers and
soldiers Of the Revolutionary War; their widows or mi
nor children.
Applications will be made out properly, and warrants
obtained on the most reasonable terms, by
Bath, March I, 1855. 39d SAMUEL d. REED.
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

lust call in at the store Of L. s. FISHER where you can
get just the Hat you want at bargain. He has just
received a stock.
Sept 20, 1854. Is
Eastern times., 1855-03-29
Hulled Corn +!
Music.
Sugar and Coffee.

A LOT Of shaker'sn Spinning Wheels, for sale by
a Aug. s, 1854. NJ. r. GANNETT.
Eastern times., 1855-03-29

DORT0 RICO, Powdered and Crushed and Coffee Crushed
Sugars; St Domingo Central America and Java Coees
or sale by NJ. 7. GANNETT.
March 81. 40
Eastern times., 1855-03-29
u business Gar0s.

6lnot block, Front ST., Bath, Me.
Whole parts Of Of teeth inserted with or without
gums, taste Necessity may requrepon the principle
Of Atmospheric pressure-and he manufactures teeth
himself he warrants satisfaction. Teeth icd extracted
without pain, II desired. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25
The burning or Bayou Sara, La.--Loss Half

q ndlAllOns
Il was anpounccd by telegraph that the town Of
Bay ou sara La had been destroyed by fire. The New
Orleans Deld Of Juue IL gives the folio wing parcu-
On Friday night, at ten O'Clock, DIRE broke out In
Bayou Sara, which had the most melancholy conse-
qence town nearly burnt to the ground and
about $500, GOO worth OF property destroyed Such,
at least the rough estimate Of the losses made by the
towns people who interested In the various store
and houses consumed by the flames.
We indebted for the details Of the disaster TO Capt
Rher, of the steamer Amanda which briefly - fol-
lows The Gre originated from incsndiarism, In stable
In the rear Of the establishment Of j. Meyer from Wilhelm
1t spread rapidly to the Of Harper Son. In
very brief space OF time the flames bscame uncontro
able and swept In the direction Of the wind along the
consumed, and mere ashes 70 placed them
The Of the Ere then directed towards Market
street and finally settled In the focus Of the town. ut
tery destroying the ntra block ana all the property
which II contained. IL was impossible TO arrest the.
sweep OF the flames Each moment 1t gathered strength
until became irresistible and the people looked on In
dumb amazement while the connsgration ragged around
We cannot give the exact details Of the losses but the
establishments of the following persons were burned
down "A Lazy Co., Hoffman Co, =. Meyer a. Co.,
the Ledse Office; J. Michael, Harper Son, Sraith's
Hotel besides two coffee houses the house Of Hevet
Co. was also destroysd and many other buildings too
numerous 10 mention. The warehouse Of Leach Co -
on the new wharf amongst the first TO feel the RAJ
wages of the fire. There Was not says our informant,
"s hotel, coffee house, or warehouse left In Bayou
surely n the theories OF some Of our savans are cor
rect there ought TO be plentiful supply OF rain in the
devoted town. certainly has bad enough Ars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25
The Turf.

The Turf.
ONEIDA ouRsE-TRornSG-June 20 Match $500 aside,
mite heats best three In Eve 10 harness
l. Woodrups br. colt Honest Quaker. .....1
WIN. Saunders's skunk mare ds'
Track very heavy The mare distsnoed In second heat
Unsatisfactory.
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btd him to bind the stockholders to perform the spu
atons contsined in this certificate although falsely ana
such certificate Ia asserted by q bona tde holder.
4. That there IL no evidence to show that Kyle
was of the fraud attending the issue OF the stock
That although as between himself lind the company
the possession Of the certificate before II was pledged
gave right TO Kyle yet after the pledge to the plain
him against responsibility on his note, and would
have had full right to IT. had he paid such note. And
that even II such certificate was Of no avail In tn
hands Of Kyle the rights Of the plaintiffs ander It,
being bona fde holders, would net be affected by any
thing which would have rendered IT Intellectual In the
hands Of Kyle.
g. That the extent force and nature OF the obligation
imposed upon the company was such as before stated
permit transfer NO possible right Of action would vest
In the plaintiffs. Had the transfer been allowed, ana
the pecunary interests adjusted upon the princips
asd And hence that In damsges is to be
given exclusively on account Of the refusal, and
other ground whatever That under the circumstances
Of the present case the and eoesss se CARY
erecting OF the tract thus
ana that the only measure Of damages which the case
a. presented sd%s o. me market value OF the sto *
must be affirmed
ABSTRACT OF JUDGE B0swoRrHs OPINION.
Judge Bosworth then rendered very elaborate opin-
ION, and concluded by saying:-
In this case the action Ia based the assumption
far the right to be compensated In damage
ed that the company has given that lyle
owned the stock which ts certificate represented stood
to his credit its books The complaint states that the
defendant refused either 10 permit transfer Of IL It's
books, TO pay the plaintiffs the advance any part
Of the advance made BY them on the faith Of the certa
l.nty fsued, and Represented genuine stock. The
plaintiffs they recover At all do recover markedly
On the ground that such fraud has been committed
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CHAMBERLIN,s COMMERCIAL coll
LEf.E.

No. l27 baltimore st., Bdifinsrs, Md.
NNHlS Institution presents superior fa-
- cilities 70 young men DESTROYS Of obtaining a
practical business education.
The course Of study embraces double entry, book
keeping, as practically applied 10 the management Of
mercantile, bank, manufacturing, and steamboat
books business penmanship and mercantile compu-
tations familiar lectures commercial law, upon
the subject bills Of exchange promssory notes, con-
tracts, partnerships, DO
The exercises are all strictly practical being de
Quoted from actual business transactions, and so
completely combine practice with theory, that stu
DENTS on the completion Of the course are In every
respect competent to conduct scientific primer
Piles, any Get Of double-entry books. The students
have sccess OF a Commercial Library, procured en-.
pressly for their accommodation.
Examinations are held At stated periods, and d.
plofnss are awarded 10 those found competent 70
represent the institution in mercantile capacity.
Usual length Of time 10 complete the whole course
from eight 70 ten weeks.
For particulars write and receive circular by mail
mar 97-eoodly
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A NEW RoNANcr.--The AppleLon. have In pres

A NEW RoNAscr--The Appletons have in press
new work from the pen Of Miss Yonge, the au-
thor Of the Heir Of Redclyfe, which the accom-
plished correspondent Of the Boston Transcript
says ia the best work she has yet written. He
adds
Imagine the graphic power and earncstness Of
sentiment the naturaness of the scenes, and the IN
tensity Of the feeling, exhibited in her Heir Of Red
clyffe,' Infused into story Of genuine historical
interest, and you will realize how absorbing Is
Kenneth, or the Rear Guard Of the Grand Army
now in the press Of ID. Appleton Co. The
hero, with all Gays strength ofmoral purpose, was
led on to test IL on field Of action lie enrolled
himself in Napoleon's egions, and goes through
the horrors Of the retreat from Moscow---never so
ably delinested ls h this romance. The present
war in the Crimea, and the curiosity TO learn all
about Russia, win add vastly to the attraction Of
Kenneth, which Is sure TO be read with avidity
from the great popularity Of its author. No one
can fairly commence II and lay IL aside until finch
ed Ii will prove the most popular work Of fiction
Of the season
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-19
Nese York Markets.

NEW YoRK, April l9.--Cotton Is unchanged,
with moderate demand at previous rates. Flour
has advanced 70 Ia cents--good Ohio $40 25 a
$40 81 la Southern, 81 81 50 IL. Wheat
is upward and firm. Corn is unchanged and in
moderate demand at previous rates. Pork is a
trife lower; old mess, SIC rs a SIC 81 IA. Beet
Is firm with an upward tendency. Whiskey Ohio
is better, sales at 36 cents
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AUCTION SALES.'
by GREEN 4 sCUTT,
TRUsTEEs sATE nF YALUABI i


THRUST EES SALE OFF VALUABI IL
- real estaie.--0n Thursday, the z6th dal Of
April 1855. by virtue Of deed 81 trust to the undiI
sgned, dated the 18th Of February, A. D. 1888. aid
iuiy recorded in the land records OF Washingt IA
county, District Of Columbia, be win sell ut ubho
,uc,ion, in front Of the premises at o'clock r ~,
an ina, p,rt Of lot 40 in square DAD begipnii &
a. point IN the dividing line Of iota (ty) aud tl.)
distant l10) feet from Massachusetts avenue, all
running southwesteriy direction along 10 port
ON said divdngliue distant from the alley (58) et;
thence in an easterly direction along the rear H.. OF
said lot fourteen, on the alley t4S feet 0) nchts
thence in northeasterly direction along the ae ii
said lot (4) TO point distant a7O) Il from se-
ssehusets avenues and thence in westerly direct n
10 the opposite point Of beginning" with the I'M
proyements, which are two good brick houses in
front and frame tenement in the rear.
+ rms Of sale: Cash, and II terms are not compiled
with within FIVE days from the aay Of sale, the tn-
tee the right TO resell the premises Of lilo
risk and cost of the first purchaser. #E
ALI oonyeyancing ut the cost Of the purchaser
EDWARD c. CAKRINGTi,N.
Trultca
GREEN q SCOTT,
aplT- AuctloleerA
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-19
FRENCH's HOTEL,
Corner OF City Hall square and Frankfort
Street,

NEW YORK,
Opposite The City Hall and Park Fountain,)
HAS been reftted and furnished. The subscri.
IL Der trusts that for convenience, elegance
comfort and economy, Il cannot be surpassed in the
world. All the rooms are warmed gratis. They are
fitted up with marbietop washstands, which are sup
piled with Croton water by slver-plated cocks The
halls and water-closets, on every floor, are lighted
during the night.
This Hotel l. conducted on the European plan Of
lodging-rooms, and meals they may be ordered in
the refectory. r. FRENCH
N. d. Do not believe hackmeu and runners who
may cay that we are full, as some do 80 from pecu
mary interest
mar 29--Im
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-19
Mep York Htock Market.

New YoRK, April ls.-stocks are lower. Money
is plentifasales this morning Of Fries at 48 So;
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, ~ IL Cleveland,
Columbus, and Cincinnati Railroad, 1OS 81; Cum
berland Coal Company, 20 liz, Reading Railroad
"a; Canton Company, 20; Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany, lo4 IA; New York Central, es IL; vir-
ginia 6s, 90 l-2.
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ny THE MORNINGS MAIL.
Los. Of tAe SAip Golden Mirror

Loss Of the Ship Golden Mirror \
BosroS, April 1.-THE ship Golden Mirror,
Mcguire, from New York for Toulon, with 5000
barrels Of pork, sprung leak on the 9th Of March,
and was abandoned on the 9th, with nine feet six
inches Of water in her. The crew were taken OIL
and carried to Cardenas. The cargo was shipped
on French government account
The Golden Mirror was an A 2 l-2 vessel, 1856
aons burden, built at St. Stephen, N. B., in 1850,
and owned in New York, and insured In Boston
The cargo, consisting Of pork, &C., was worth
about $4,000.
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STILL THEY COMET
destruction I'm Dry-s.oods. Only

~ think, yard-wlde Lawns only cents
Ysrd-wide Lawns, only cents
De bleacbed Cotton, only al cents
DO Furniture Chintx only . cents
Besutiful Berege Delaines, only s cents
Do coored Brilliants, only % cents
Do coered Chintz, only ~ cents
Bleached Shesting. yards wide, only So cents
Irish LINENS, only 81 u cents
Ladies' cotton Hose, only cents
Do black Silk Mits, only rs cents
Plain Bereges, only 20 cents
Figured Bereges, only 10 cents
Dress Silks, at awful low prices
White Grape Shawis, at awful low prices
Also, large lot Of Domestic Goods which must
be sod TO close business about the lat July. "No
humbug" Come early, and get the greatest bargains
ever offered Ia this market
The Washington Store,
Late MAGRUDER CALvERTS,
No. l6, Opposite Centre Market
Rp 1S-lwif between 8th and 9TH streets.
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Alexandra Items.

SERIOUS AcCIDENr.-Ye Yesterday afternoon, as
two men were engaged in unloading a coal boat ut
the canal wharves, the gait Of the derrick fell on
them, injurng them quite severely. Their names
are Jefferson Roberts and Alexander Crane. The
injuries Mr.. Roberts sustained are thought to be
Of a serious nature.
The Board Of Health, as remodeled now con-
sst Of the following members:
Northern Dstrict-William Mankin, John Og-
den, and Benjamin Thomas
Middle District-James Entwistle, IT,, Robert
Wheat and Charles p. Shaw.
Southern District Geo. X Wilmer, J. Z. Hen
derson, and w. B. Richards, ST.
The Health Officer reports that there is not one
case Of smallpox existing in the city
RELIGIoUs.-The Rev. George w. Carter, late
Presiding Elder Of the Washington District, Va,
is expected to preach in the Methodist Episcopal
Church South to night, at halfpast seven o'clock.
DIoRAMA.-There win be another exhibition Of
this magnificent diorama tonight, at Liberty Hall
FISH MARKEr.-The supply Of fish to-day is
large. Prices range from $ll to $l2 per hundred
for shad behring's SO so a 81 per thousand.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-19

BUrrALo MoRSSa ADyERrisKR-we have re-
ceived the first number of this new journal, estsb
lished TO advocate American principles. 1t is
published by Thomas 4 Lathrops, and is conducted
with marked ability. Price ten cents per week, or
IS year.
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HOUSE and Furniture for Rent.--Thc
IL subscriber wishes 10 rent his house, contain
ing 10 rooms situated on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets near the War Depart
ment and Winders Building, No 1854.
Terms very moderate, and possession given imme-
diately w. BATEB
sp ie--eod