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John N. Craig, Esq, and yourself, and asking
me ''to state succinctly what occurred on that
OCCASION -1-zEs-a r...
On the day referred to you both entered nay
Office, engaged in discussion on the subject Of
Know Nothingism, in which I took no part,
but, after you were both seated, resumed my
writing. The conversation was carried on
with considerable warmth, interruptine me at
times and compelling my attention. During
one OF these Interruptions heard Mr.. Craig
use the expression you have attributed to him,
II not in the very words, certainly in the Ian.
guage conveying the same idea You replied,
calling to me, Why, that is worse than Mr..
Clay. tor he said he would leave one Democrat
In office as monument Of Wing clemency,"
or words to that effect
have secn how often in excited discussions
men are led on 10 the heat Of the moment to
make assertions which they do not really
mean, and express opinions which they in
their cooler moments do net really entertain
and from the positive and emphatic tone Of
Mr. Craig's note in the Union of this morning
l doubt not that the expression he used wa,
thus made, and not being q genuine sentimen
of hts, but the expression of heated moment
found no place in his memory.
remain, very respectfully, yours,
CHARLES ALBERT.
a. G. SOUTHALL, Esq.
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Auction Sales,
ArFor .auetion Sale, zoe fret nc,.@


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
Estate.-By virtue OF n decree of the Orphans,
Court of the District of Columbia for the county of
washington, approved by the Circuit Court OF said
District. sitting in chancery, passed in tie matter OF
the petition of William Whtmore, ct al children
and heirs-at-law of William w. Whimore, late of
said county. deceased, I will, on THURSDAY, the
3lst day OF May, 1885, at 81 O'Clock p. m, in front
OF the premises, proceed to sell Lots of ground num-
bered seventeen 10 and eighteen u.s. in Square
numbered five hundred and three 5000 situate in
the city of Washington, and District aforesaid.
The above described property is situated on the
northwest corner of 9th street west and N street
south, and contains in the aggregate about fourteen
thousand square feet of ground.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, and the residue in
TWO equal payments at six and twelve months, with
interest from day of sale. The deferred payments
to be secured by the notes of the purchaser or pur
chasers, satisfactorily endorsed.
Upon the iuii payment OF The purchase money
and interest ana the ratification OF the sale by the
CoSr, the trustee Will convey said lots of ground
tn the purchaser or purchasers thereof al his or
their cost and expense.
Ii the TINS of sale are not compiled with within
five DAYS from the day OF SALE the trustee reserves
the right TO resell said lots, either of thcm upon
reasonable notice, at the risk and cost of the first
GREEN scoT 1''e'
may I5-co2w&ds Aucuoneers.
Lot having bseM sold, tn sale Of
Lot No. Is is postponed until THURSDAY, the 7th
oil June, same hour, when IL will be subaivded and
sold separate, one part OF which having N good
twO.story frame House, the other part is the corner
lot, having front of 25 feet, aud l02 feet deep.
Terms alb We.
RICHARD u. LAsKEY, Trustee.
GREEN l. SCOTT,
Je l-eOSGs Auc ioupers
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ICOMNUNIClTrD

Dir. Editor 1 notice that tho Organ takes
you to task for applying the terms rovdies
anu rufhsns' to the mob VINO, on Saturday
evening trampled, in the most indecent man.
ner, upon freedom of discu sion, and by their
eoisterousness drove Mr.. Wiss from the stand.
lie represents the persons of whom you were
speaking as the respectable mechanics and
merchants of this city. am glad to hear
the tones of the Organ On this subject 1t
SHOWS US authoritatively what Know Nothings
consider respectable. Hereafter whom Know
nothing Journal speaks of respectable and
orderly people We shall know that it meas
those who make night hideous by howls, yells,
and coarse vulgarities to suppress true discus
sion.
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NALUhBLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
Y Public Sale On FRIDAY afternoon. June |,
at 5t3 O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell, by or
der OF the Orphans Court, that valuable piece of
property situated at the corner of 10th and street.
and generally known as the Medical College. The
ottfonts 81 feet inch street by IS feet on 10th
street, containing $40 square feet.
The building consists of substantial and well
built three story brick Building, which is admirably
adapted for warehouse, for manufacturing or
school purposes Portions of this building are now
under very satisfactory rent.
Title perfect
Terms One-third cash; the residue in 8, 10, IS,
and "a mnn'ns, with interest, secured by deed II
trust on the premises.
:. ii. NOURSE, ADMINISTRATIVE,
BY WIN. NOURSE, Attorney,
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
may o-eOSdS Auct!onecI.
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COMMUNICATED.

ooNGUNICATED.
REV L. 5. EVANS AND KNOW NorHINGIsa
The following statement has been made by an
eye witness of one Of the vagaries cut up by
this reverend gentleman in the late canvass
IN Virginia, and SHOWS very forcibIy to wha:
lengths even preachers will 20 to when they
dsbbie in the muddy waters OF politics:
at messing of Know Nothings in Aleyap-
dria, after the Rev M. Evans had concluded
bis speech, which, by the way, was very
polite one for the purpose intended, some one
called on him and told him there was q
mourner in the room. The parson called out,
" Send him up" and as a movement of that
kind was being made, clapping his hands in
a most tervens manner, he exclaimed loudly {:
"GlOry De to God glory be to God!
"'Wh;le the lamp holds Out To burn,
The Vlest sinner may return"
The writer OF this, shocked and disguised at
this ribaldry, and mixing up Of things 60
sacred with politics, lief, tic semblage in a
hurry. Christians Of Washington. this il III
traits of mixing politics with religion. tairg
unknown before in this country, until Know
NothiDgism sprung Up. Will you sanction
this uuhOly alliance by supporting its princi-
pies or its candidates? o. rs.
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IN HRRlED,

On The 2lth ultimo, by the Rev. Mr.. Hodges, Mr..
Francis w. CASEY, of Baltimore, Md, 10 Miss
MARGARET V. GIBBS, Of Washington
On the 3lsI uliimo, by Rev. John e. Smith, JAS.
MITCHELL. ir. Esq of Wilmington, ~ g., 10
Miss JANE A3EL!SL GATES, Of this city.
On The 10th utimn, at the residence of L. W.
Lea. ESq Bradley Coua!y, Tenn, the Hon. s. A.
SMITH, member Of the last Congress, 10 Mis-. La
VINIA HENDERSON, daughter OF the late Hon
Luke Lea
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DIED.

On the 3lsi Cf MAJ after long and rainfU i'll
| ness, Mrs. ARMSTRONG, in The Ash year of her
age.
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully in
Vited TO attend her funeral TO morrow Saturday
afternoon, at O'Clock, from her late residence, No.
SIG street north, between Sixth aad Seventh SITS,
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Arrival Of the Northlotar.

NEW York, June The North Star arrived
here early this morning, with no later dates
than those brought BY the Pacific. She brings
over loo passengers.
The ST. Louis arrived at Hsvre On the morn.
ing or the 18th in q damaged condition,
having encountered an Toe berg on the s,st.rn
edge OF the Grand Banks. Her bow were
badly stove, but che was able to complete her
voyage safely. The injury Was chiefly sbov.
the water line.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June Cotton IL hrm. FIour
Is trife lever. Southern is heavy. Wheat
is firm; white Michigan $265 Corn has cd.
varced to cts; Western mixed at 81. lOAs
81 l2t. Pork is upward; cid mess SIC, s7s
Sl7 90. Beef is firm with an upward tendency;
repscked Chicago SIS. 25s$l5 81 Lard 10 arm.
Whisky is declining; sales of Ohio 36ta37c.
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E During n period OF ono hundred and
thirty eight wears the first born of the Aus
TRAN royal family has always been girl
Exchange Paper.
Why not? Women have won more empire
for Austria, in arcs Of love and not Of war,
than all its men. The historical epigrsm bids
other nations fight, se3 tH JeLir Austria, nuts,
IdIJnau AtHoc
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d EAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE shLE.-ONE
LII Frame Dwelling House and Lot on o ST., he
tween 9th and 7h streets west containing sis good
rooms, nearly new.
one tW9: and one three-sto.y frame Dwelling
House on Massachusetts, avenue, between 4th aud
9TH streets
Two tWo-Ftorv Frame Houses on Washington ST.
Also, very c0ntOTtabe dwelling House on DsaH
street, Georgetown.
All the above p-upcrtyis nearly new. and will he
500 on accommodating terms. Enquire OF FRAN
us hBEATLEY, Lumber Dealer, No. 81 VI atcr
street, Georgetown. NAV 23-codIm
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QUEER PLACE TO PLANT 0YsrERs.-A resp
luton was passed by both houses of the Con-
necicut Legislature on the 23d inst, providing
that George IIoyt and others, of NorWalk,
be permitted to enter their petition for a Law
relative to planting Of oysters in tire Secre-
tgry's office, any rule or law to the contrary
notwithstanding
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JfOR SALE OR RENT-A NEW TWO STORY
Il AM attic Brick House, with two story back
building, cOnt:iDg large Hall and ten good rooms
TO careful tenant the rent will be very moderate
For further particulars enquire of Mr.. PHILIP
MACKEY, corner Fourth and streets.
may 20-lwn
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EOR REET.-FOUR NEW AND CONVENT
= ent Brick Houses, brown mastick fs0nts con-
tanning padors with marble mantcls, dining room.
kitchen, servants room, and five chambers each
and situated an Thirteenth street, island, near the
public grounds, convenient 10 Pa. avSnua and the
Departments. Rent very moderate. Apply ut r.
II. Ci'ARkE'S Ofice, corner Of Sixth sIre.t and
Eousiana avenue, or At .. d. CLAGKE'S Dru.
store, Eleventh street, Island. mar 6-Wt
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FOR SALE OR RENT-THAT LARGE three
Il story House on Missouri avenue, three doors
east OF AZ street. Thishouse is large and has lust
been thoroughly repaired, and gas introduced, and
is one of the best locations in the city for private
residence or boarding house, or school. Possession
given about the 9TH June. For terms, which will be
liberal, apply to T. PURSELL,
341 Pa avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
10 fife
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New York Stock Markat

NEW YORK, juno -StocLs sre steady.
Money is unchanged Indiaaa SIS, S5s: North
Caroiina o's, 9S3 OAio Lie Trust Company.
"a; Cumberland Coal Company, 27;: Pennsyl.
pania Coal Company, ITO; New York Central
Pa lroad, 90; Reading Railroad, SO: CIey..
land, Columbus ard Cin,innati Railroad. Io7.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 1.-Flour IL dali Thar
was small sale Of Howard street, ct $40 81:
but it is general held at$ Sill. Wheat aud Com
are dull, some small sales took place ct yet
terday's rates.
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pUILDIEG LOTS AND DWELLINGS.-For
sale Lots on Third street, rear the City Hall:
on r, between Third and FOURTH On L, between
First and Second; on Seventh, between L and NJ;
on NJ, near Tenth; on Third, near l.; on Seventh,
between L and II; on X, between Fourth and Fifth,
also, opposite 10 franklin Square; Massachusetts
avenue, between First and n. Capitol; First Ward.
q near Twenty FIRST; Virginia avenue, near Twenty
INST; ~ Hampshire avenue, between II a0d |; also,
tn frame dwellings On Fourth between r. and &;
will be sold low for cash. Island prOperty-Two
small fame tencments on /, between Four-and.a
half and sixth; also, lots Virginia avenue and =
variety IN other paris of the lei md and City, all OF
which VIII De sold on terms accommodating 10 suit
purchasers Enquire at No. a37 ,'Penl. y,vania az
opposite 10 Browns HGtel
may 25-lmcO DAVID MYFRyC
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To IKE Editor of the Star

To TIE Editor Of tie Star:
The controversy between NJ. John n. Craig
and myself having been transferred, in part,
from tbs columns Of the Union to the columns
Of tho Organ, paper having considerable
local circulation, have to ask tina. you will
10 ma the faver to insert in your paper the
sutjoined card of ''0fice" and the subsequent
correspondence in relation thereto.
Washington, May 81 G. SoUrHALL.
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kNoa saba LARGE NUMBER OF BUILD
l. ing Lots, located in all parts uf the civ
WILLIAM IL. PHILIP
Attorney ut Law,
Office, ~ 4 Pa. av., betw. n and 9th streets.
nay Jc-eo3W
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PROSPERrS CORNET BAND.

- -sOOA I'M y OONNEI DAND.
'tHliS Band Is suitable for any and all purposes,
and Is warranted 10 give satisfaction 20 all those
VINO may be pleased TO engage them, either as a
Grass, Reed, or COtiIlOn gand
Any number of musicians 70 be had az the short.
est notice by applying TO
FREDERIC PROSPERI.
Leader, al TalEavulI's Store, opposite the
Marine Barracks
N. B. Orders left at Hlbus Il IIitz's Music De
pot, will be promptly attended to.
may 25-fm
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L'oR SALE-A TWO STORY Brick HOUSE
I Oh Tie conner OF Prospect and Frederick streets
Georgetown, now occupied by Mr.. John w. Bro
naash. For information apply to Mr. JAMES MIL
hER, Market st betw. 4th and 9Th, Georgetown.
ap 25-law5ws
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A T PRIVATE SALE-Stvera two stony frame
IA Houses, with Lots from so TO los fee; deep
The above property 10 located the north side Of
Massachusetts, avenue and the south side of sire et
being the same square, between 4rh and 5h streets.
Being he ilihy and very thriving part of the city,
Also three-siory Frame, fronting on The same
avenue, containing ten rooms, all private, the house
nearly new, and has flower garden attached 10 IT,
ANY OF the above property will be sold say, one
third cash, and the balance credit of g. L. Is,
and "a months
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining pleasant residence
on easy terms will do well 10 call al No 5O4 Has
sachuseits avenue.
Title TO the above indisputable.
One small house for rent. ie I-3t%
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+, COMMUNICATED

COMMUNICATED.
When We set possession OF the federal
government in 1876, as assuredly VIC will, there
will not be left in office one man outside Of osr
e:der"
Such was the emphatic language, few days
since, Of the Kh01v Nothiag candidate for
Alderman In the First Ward, in opposition to
our present well-tTisd and talented REPRESENT
alive, DR.. William b Msgruder; and that
sueh, fellow citizens, are tho sentiments and
practices of the Know Nothing order, We need
but look at home for the proof On Monday,
the 4;E C juno next. you will cast your votes
for Dr.. Magrudsr or Mr. j n. Craig, and L have
too much confidence in yosr intelligence aud
good judgment to believe that yor will hest.
tate iOr a moment between tho two. AS the
representative Of the ward for several years
past, DR.. Magruder haI discharge his duties
ns alderman not only with signal ability, but
with a bOiGcsss and fearlessness that recon
lnenfs him to the continued support of his
constituents. Let NE remind you that there
is an organized opposition banded together by
the most shocking oaths, and commanding as
they do fixed and certain vote to be over
come; and to do this, let ne urge upon every
anti-knov Nothing voter the Importance Of
going to tho polls and depositiDg his ballot
for the faithjfnE public serraRt 30 rs to defeat
the candidates whose principles are antl-
Catholic, ants-forsignsrs, and for :ha spells
or OFFICE.
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Orphans Court, Hay 80, 1855.
By GREEN Il SCOTT. Aucaioncsrs.

Ry GRE ~ Z SCOTT. Aucaioncsrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AMI
q Lot at AuciiOn-On FRIDAY, the Is, day OF
June, snail sell, at az O'Clock p H.. in front OF
TIE premises, ny virtue Of deed CT tEu,r, duly re
county, in the District of Columbia Lot No az in
Cab'tt'S subdivision IF Square 70. GIT. The lot
has front ON north II street Of - feet, between
Norm capitol aud i; streets cast running back 81
lee inches, with the improvements, which is a
good and nearly new frame house This propfrty
is near the iron bridge.
Terms: One-half cash; the residue in and i2
months. for notes bearing interest from the day Of
the sale,
All conveyancing CT cost Of purchaser
A deed given and 4 deed of trust taken.
j. V. N. THROOP, Trustee,
GREEN s. SCOTT,
may 29--d Auclioneers.
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ny GREEN a SCOTT. Auc1,on..r,.


ARGE AND COMMODIOUS BRICK HOUSE
Ia ana Lot ON Capitol Hill at Auction On FRI
gay, Tie LIST day OF June, We shall sell, at O'Clock
p m, on the premises, the large and well.buIt
tlteestor brick House, lately occupied by the
Hon Judge CraHeh, situated on Delaware avenue
G'At 10 uie corner oil north street, near the ncEh
Capitci gate. The house contains thirteen ccuye
hien'iy arranged rooms. and wiGe rassace through
the Eoiise, aud built with thick walls and i cellar
under the whole building, and the ,ni being half of
Lot M. e, in square No. eoi, having a front of
thry feet six IncaS, running l95 feet seven inches
10 I th!Fiy fett alley. The above iescribed prom
cry Is crr;HH'y one Of the harAsonlest Legations
and rinst beautiful sizes in Washington presenting
to- most commanding view. There is also pumn
Of excellent water near the door
Teams: One fourth cash balance in one. two
tnrce, ana i1ur years, The purchaser 10 give notes
.t me deferred payments bearing interest from ay
of sale - ""'
:; q deed given and deed OF trust taken.
Title indisputabIe.
All conveyance at the cost Of the purchaser.
GREEN s SCOTT,
may I'LL AuctioBecrs.
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BY &c. MCGUIRE, Auetionser.

~ -. -. "SESiRAs Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF THE STEAMER
L UNioN.-On FRIDAY afternoon, June lst, at
O'CLOCK, nj Pages Wharf, at the tOut Of Seventh
street, shall sell, without reserve the nearly new
steamer called the Union - at pro sent running a.
Terry boat 'et@ctn this city and Alexandra.
THIS steamer was built ia " asainCtnH CITY In ,ie
year 1852; Is 6 feet H. length, breadth OF beam u
feet D inc"es She measures IL 80 s. tins custom
house measurement, rs pea earollm. mt. Her en-
gne - hrst c.;,sS seventy five horse D. wrr engine
bnt bI Sniila aud PEI kins, Alexandria, Va, She
runs either end foremost, and is very convencr, for
i0ading and unloading freight.
,ferms: One half cash, the residue in @ non,hs
with interest, satisfactorily secured.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
"i'S "--'">us AucuOneet.
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aAUTIER's sPAsKLING SUGAR
FRANCK TAYLOR.

NJ 0 r E AIMS.
JOHN ~. SHOOT.
Brids. street, south SIDE. High, Georgetown,
HAS jast received a further supply of seasonabie
IL Goods, amongst which will be found
20 pieces good styles fat colored Lawns az 1917
10 do plain black and white and black do
10 do rich plaid Ginghams and Bingham Lawns
20 do dotted and rich emb'd MusIIns
80 do plain Swiss and NaIpseOk DO
10 do JacOnet and Cambria do
20 do plaid and striped do
% Grass Cloth Skirts
10 corded and daIEask do
" hte and cOlored w atered Moreens
~ pieces light pretty STYLES Calicos
10 do Barge de LANES AZ loJkc
do Buff sh?de Linen
wiz an assortment of seasonable styles Of Glover
HOSIERY, aHd many other very desirable Goods. 10
"hieh the attention Of ca sh or prompt customers is
invited, as we are constantly receiving new Qoods
and are selling them 1t prices 10 suit the times.
MAY eft IT sMnOr
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For Bale and Rent.

EOR RENT.-THE DWELLING PART of the
" threc-story brick House on the corner of n and
18th sire cts To good tenant the rent will be mod
crate. Apply at the Grocery in the same hcuse.
je l-eolw
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FOR THE ORANGE & AIEyANDRI

FOR THE ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA
AND MANASSAS GAP RAILROADS.
TfNHE Subscribers Coaches w n call for Passenger
Il wishing 10 connect with the above IT.
Railroads. MyCoaches connect witt. Ezstat.saWN
The Steamers THOs COLLYER or GEORGE WAsHINe-
TON, which leave Washington AZ a m.
90 Meals furnished on the boats.
Persons wishing The Coaches TO call Cor them can
leave their name and residence with Mr.. John r.
TillTan, near the Capitol gate I; Mr.. Butte drug
store, corner pennsylvania avenue and 18th street:
or at Geo. 1'hos. Parker X Co 3 store.
Coaches Can be had for Pleasure Trims
nay .o-2m WILLIAM WHALEY,
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THB NORTHERN MAIL failed to arrive lsst
night, In consequence of tho terrible accident,
yesterday morning. near Aberdeen, on the Bal
umore, Philadelphia, and Wilmington rail
road, ocoasioned by the bursting of the boil.
or OF locomotive; the result of which was the
others.
The Sixth WARD MEETING of the anti. Know
Nothing party last night at Anacostia Hall
was very largely attended Speeches were
made by George Crawford, ESQ W. d. Wal.
ZACH, Capt. Walker, and DR.. William B. Ma
gruder, which were enthusiastically received
by all present.
MAJOR B. FRxxcH has written as letter
concerning Misunderstanding and misrepr
sensations with reference to his political pos :
ton, which We cannot publish to-day, as il
was received too late. We will spread it be.
fore our fellow citizens tomorrow.
WATCH RRrURNs.-This morning the record
Of the guard house shows the names Of several
laboring men, who were there for lodgings
Poverty is no crime, and the unfortunates were
dismissed at an early hour. There were nc
cases for trial.
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Boarding.

GUNNER BOARDiEG.-A few Persons can be
~ accommodated with board from The LIST June in
the country, al Ne o sha, near B!adensburI
The locaLinn Is healthy and pleasant one, with
IN s60r distance CT The Spa Spring and Bladens-
burg Depot. References required. Apply 10 MISS
ROSS, Bladensburg je I-eU2l.
BOARD AND ROOM S.-Two or three
ID newly furnished aud very desirable rooms fol
rent, with board, at 400 ST Union Row.
NAV 30 a.
MAs. Il. HOUGH, No. 81, opposite The
N1 National IiO;el, has large room now vacant
suitable for family single gentlemen, with board
few more table boarders can be accommodated.
Also, transient hoard. may 30-3t.
NJ as. N. a.. ar ~ GlA,s Boarding house.
w on Pennsylvania avenue first house west Of
the capitol gate. Fine roHns at variOu. prices and
every possible attention and comfort bestow ed en-
ludies and gentlemea guess. may 26-3w+
NO II @ E.--FOR RENT-PARLORS AND
CnimHcrs, with board. Also: table and tran
sent board, with q bathing room and shower baths
ana every attention 10 render IL most agreeable TO
her bOardeis. Mrs Z. O. MURRAY
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ak ST.
ap29--Jin
DOARD, Gc.-MRS. BATES, on the south
ID west corner Of Pa. avenue and 9Th stree, il nre
pared 10 accommodate gentlemen with roouas, with
or without board. Every effort will be made 10 rem
Ger those eomfoff bic who may favor her with their
patronage, ap6-U